Cleaver Bros Practical Boot and Shoe Mon Sale
Local advertisement announces a Monday sale by Cleaver Bros featuring practical boots and shoes. Savings advertised as special deals for footwear needs.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1901
Page
4
Local advertisement announces a Monday sale by Cleaver Bros featuring practical boots and shoes. Savings advertised as special deals for footwear needs.
A jumble of store ads and notices lists Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. prices on Solene jars and summer goods, a Velox demonstration at Cleaver & Co. rug store, and Tidbits on Firet class wheat pasture and stock supplies. Also mentions a child’s accident near Ritter and Kemp's Balsam throat remedy promotions.
The passage lists property for sale at Pilot Rock and nearby reserves, mining interests in Green Horn district, and hospital duties in Long Beach Wash. It notes a marriage license issued and banking losses repaid, plus wheat harvest progress in Milton valley and high yields reported at Peacock mill up to 47 bushels per acre.
Frederick Willar a 72 year old German worker was injured at 7 am Tuesday August 15 at the Knott and Patton sawmill in California gulch ten miles southeast of Pilot Rock. He drew a saw and severed bone above the knee requiring amputation above the knee. Physicians reported slim chances of recovery. Willar had recently moved to Pilot Rock and had worked there for several days. He previously lived in Washington Idaho and Oregon and spent last winter in the county hospital.
A warrant issued in Justice Smith's court led to the arrest of John Andrews for assaulting a minor. He pled guilty and paid a 12.50 fine. Also noted are local visits by Rov. L. P. Shearer Dr. Fleenor and Will Knox, and updates on Welle's outing plans and typhoid fever recovery of Minnie DePoart's daughter Zalma.
J BE Krause of the Western Union telegraph office returns from Vacaville California where he spent three weeks with family. He watched baseball games noting rule changes and praising local amateur beachball. Vernon L Jonlyn a former Raat Oregonian reporter and Vacaville newspaper manager welcomes their baby and plans to Mendleton friends. Krause will leave Wednesday for the North Fork of Om Creek to stay until August 22.
Col. J. H. Kaley and Sen. T. C. Taylor returned from the oil field in Colorado where they inspected Pendleton company properties. They will report their findings after consulting with associates today and tomorrow.
Fish Hawk the Cayuse chief died at his reservation home on August 11 after months of illness. He was about 55, son of the famed Young Chief who helped shape treaty actions in 186. A widow survives him, and records dispute a recently reported marriage. Once a city-s jail inmate, he reformed three years ago joining the Presbyterian church and lived as a respected Native American landholder on the reserve.
Meacham and Weatham report ongoing forest fires in the area as visitors including Jennie Taylor Pearl Linek wy Nell Cameron Zua Crowner Lione Zioroff Irma Long Mice Leiser Eema Sawtelle Harold Jarmen Jim Agoh Charlie Bond Ba Jay M. A. Rader and Jurgee Bean stop by. A basket social occurred Saturday evening with social etiquette debates over dating baskets. Local residents Mr and Mrs Rash, vacationers, depart by train as more campers arrive. A public notice bids by Sabis for Pendleton shop stock include dry goods furnishing ware hats capes and fixtures with terms and inspection details at multiple offices.
An event near Pendleton reports Jake Marin and companions hunting in the foothills east of town. A gun discharge shattered a stock, leading to a bird being killed. Mr Shullie and bystanders confirm the bird’s demise despite the accident.
Walla Walla August 18 farmers across the county are urged to donate straw and labor to extend rural delivery service. A circular letter designates captains to organize straw placement on August 20 and asks volunteers to load wagons, tally loads, and assist in road repairs while offering to help those without straw or time.
A heavily armed gang robbed the Missouri Kansas & Texas passenger train at Coney Iowa after dynamiting the express car and rifling the mail. Passengers were held up as officials investigate the bold daytime heist. Four prisoners escaped from a county jail, with telegraph messages sent to sheriffs and warrants issued in Washington and Oregon.
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