Gleaver Bros. The Boot and Shoe Man
Gleaver Bros. operates a boot and shoe shop on Main Street in Pent i ef on, offering a range of footwear and repair services to local customers.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1900
Page
4
Gleaver Bros. operates a boot and shoe shop on Main Street in Pent i ef on, offering a range of footwear and repair services to local customers.
Local market notices show a mix of cigar sellers Cleaver Bros and Mark Patton, dry goods offers, stock and sale items, and furniture listings at The Columbia with proprietor F. X. Schempp. George R O Daniels promotes Japanese goods while W L Zeiger advertises horse shoeing and shop services. DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salve marketed as a healing antiseptic.
The item list notes employment desires at Bon Ton restaurant in connection with Compton Whity Honge, plus a week of public sales and various local business happenings. It mentions cooks, waitstaff, and general labor as part of a bustling Pendleton scene.
Attendance at the Umatilla County Teachers Institute opening day reached a record level with a full morning program and a lively afternoon session. The evening agenda features music by the Hypolite quartet and lectures on public education themes including What People Have a Right to Expect of the Public Schools.
The state school for the blind at Salem is under discussion amid past troubles. Superintendent Carter and ex-officio trustees attend the teachers' institute as J H Ackerman states the board has no intended or formal charges yet. Mrs Colby of Independence is involved in the drive.
The document describes Miew Colby denying entering the institute as a pupil and claiming she did not admit to any arrests. Officials plan an official investigation led by a state secretary, with Dr. Frank Piehar named in charge. Mr. Tybarie has fever but expected to recover, while the matter risks further action if not resolved.
A chaotic, fragmentary account references Jack Miller Pendleton and a plan to stage a balloon event with a public stake in it. It mentions an April aim and a South African incident as part of a broader, tangled cheap sensational narrative from a distant era.
Reports from J L Ray and Co Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange brokers indicate conflicting Argentine and English market signals. Wheat prices drifted with erratic quotes while London and New York futures showed modest changes amid unsettled commodity outlooks.
Portland Dec 5 When the Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line dissolve their Portland offices a January 1 reorganization follows J A Lathrop will leave his post as general agent of Union Pacific and move to Oregon Navigation J Miller moves to Oregon Railroad Navigation as general freight agent W K Coman shifts from Short Line to general freight agent for Oregon Railroad Navigation at Seattle
A fragmented report notes an accident in a lodge room with explosives used for a spectacular effect. casualties and exact details are unclear. Separately, a carerful account from Walla Walla discusses a hospital transport incident after a yard accident and election results showing M P Snyder winning the mayoralty by about two thousand votes with Republicans winning several council seats. A farmers institute event is announced in Walla Walla.
An unusual meeting is planned at the Pecos city hall this Saturday to discuss a public event involving local residents. Officials urge attendees to bring necessary documents and notes for the gathering.
A railway wreck near Shen Wirelioaten was reported this morning with casualties. Officials from Dor o Pateloh Forgun and Hh investigated, while a secretary from Wiens clitreotte was seen in the vicinity.
Fragmentary line suggests a claim or promise about years of purchase and loyalty, but the sentence is garbled and reads as a broken statement about someone not being bought. No clear names, dates, or organizations are discernible.
The fragment suggests a playful tone about Howla the dog and people’s reactions to being stepped on. It notes stock doubling since the holidays and a pleasure in showing goods. It invites ladies to view dainty items and hear appreciative exclamations.
The Daily East Oreoian promotes home delivery by carrier at a rate of one cent per week.
An old advertisement lists Globe air rifles, kids chairs, kid body dolls with moving eyes, a 11 inch doll, large irons, a children table, a 6 66 6 price, and doll buggies priced from 15 to 25 cents plus small items like toe shoes and irons.
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