Bargain Shoe Table Hits Pocketbook nervily
A brief ad notes bargain prices on ladies and mens shoes with wear value. Lady shoes priced at 2.30, 1.65, and 1.40 dollars and men’s shoes described as cheap but good, promising footwear at low cost.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1902
Page
8
Dindinger, Wilson & Co. Firm Details and Lineage
Dindinger Wilson & Co. is listed as successor to Cleaver Bros with contact information. The entry notes telephone line Black 1 as a communication detail, indicating a business directory line. The brief card preserves the firm name and its transitional relationship to Cleaver Bros without additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleaver Bros
Classified Ads Promote Low Cost Local Trading
The East Oregonian urges readers to use classified want ads from 15 cents to 60 cents for selling buying trading renting and hiring. It highlights how ads reach 1000 to 6000 people and can connect surplus goods with needs and employment opportunities.
Help Wanted Ad Columns Sell Your Pets and More
The column urges readers to place a want ad for buying selling or locating horses and other animals. It claims ads reach many people at little cost and that using the column is the best way to spread the word for losses finds or trades.
Local residents and visitors stop in Pendleton area
In town yesterday were D No McIntyre of Athena Donald Ross from Vinson and William Mille from Juniper Pendleton visitors W A Wade and W P Muller from Adame. Mine EMe Switzier heads to Walla Walla. YouT mn confined by la grippe. OG EB Smith Athena merchant in town Tuesday. J A Clemens improving from cold. Clyde Opens heads to Portland for Indian club swinging. County clerk witnessed marriage between Joshp Duprey and Ella Easterbrooks of Umatilla county. IL Montagne travels to Arlington for two months to tend chicken. A Parker returns to Albany after visits. Mr John A Collier in city. J Mallinia, Union veteran, passes through from the Anind Hone counter to Walla Walla. Auguet Arp from Adams Tuesday reports good times and no wheat damage from late cold. George D Peebley plans ranch trip 11 miles northeast tonight to assess cold damage. W H Nebergall of Bumptne Baker county buys house and land with FE Wade. he is uncle of Charlie Neherwall, linked to a cola bottle accident at Pendleton Hotel years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. No McIntyre
Athena
Donald Ross
Vinson
William Mille
Pendleton
Juniper
W. A. Wade
W. P. Muller
Adame
Eme Switzier
Walla Walla
la Grippe
EB Smith
Geners
Waa
A. Clemens
Clyde
Portland
Joshp Duprey
Ella Easterbrooks
Umatilla
Conmnty
Montagne
Arlington
A. H. Parker
Albany
John A. Collier
J. Mallinia
Adams
George D. Peebley
Hie Ranch
Hie
W. H. Nebergall
Bumptne
Baker Countey
Mera Lian Gilbe
FE. T. Wade
Will
Bie Hone
Neirgall
Charlie Neherwall
Woodmen Meet in Pendleton Acknowledges New Drill Team
Woodmen of the World gathering in Pendleton last night thrilled by the new degree team commanded by Captain A. Carden. Uniforms for public drill ordered as team aims to compete with Portland Seattle and Tacoma at the log rolling. Ten applications passed with 25 more pledged for next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Camp
A. Carden
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Pendleton
World’s Iron Dome of Capitol at Wath Described
The dome is a vast hollow iron sphere weighing about 6.6 million pounds and linked to a 14 ton allegorical statue America at its apex. Pressures on its supports equal 14477 pounds per square foot, with 765268 pounds needed to crush. Cost nears one million dollars. Estimates put dogs in the United States between one and one and a half million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathink
America
Was Not Lynched Townsends Lynching Tale Debunked
A long inquiry shows a circulated story that Townsend was lynched near Monument and Ukiah was false. Reporters traced the tale to Pendleton and Penitton area and found no evidence Townsend was harmed while under guard. officials and locals dismissed the rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Townsend
Grant County
Monument
Townsend
Constabie Hunsucker
Ukiah Dy & Company
East Oregonian
Ukiah
Anfe
Camaa Inn
Likuigine
Oregonian
Roth
Excursion to Yellowstone Park Planned by W Hailroad
Pendleton's BU Caiderhead announces a guided Yellowstone trip in early July with moderate rates. The package covers Pendleton to the park, hotel stays, stage fare, and return, two and a half days’ travel, with hotels along the route. A Spokane clergyman links the trip to heavenly assurance as part of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BU. Caiderhead
W & C Hailroad Company
East Oregonian
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Park
Pendleton
Spokane
Heaven
Vale of Teare
Calderhead
New Walla Walla Hospital Grows in Favor
J. W. Mullinix, secretary of the New Walla Walla Hospital, reported strong growth and public benefit. He visited town, praised progress, and noted the hospital’s robust patient load and a highly regarded surgery with complete facilities and refined methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Walla Walla Hospital
Tor
J. W. Mullinix
New
Walla Walla Hospital Corporation
Nornina
Golden Rule Hotel
Mgr. Mullinix
East Creconian
Wealth in alfalfa drives Colorado farming sector
The alfalfa crop dominates state agriculture with an estimated value around 500,000 dollars, supporting cattle, horses, sheep, hogs, and farm incomes. Alfalfa fuels a budding industry while the Hamburg America line expands its fleet to ninety eight steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Etiver
Horwen
No Shirt's Pneumonia Delays Washington Delegation
A planned Montana delegation to Washington for Indian lands is delayed as No Shirt suffers pneumonia, delaying Long Hair's departure. Long Hair and four companions, with an interpreter, sought government payment for land claims but could not clearly state aims. Showaway hopes to join with the Piathend Scenery delegation in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanr
National Capital
Shirt
Wallan Wallas
Washington
Pan Showaway
Piathend
Montana
Improperly Recovered Bank Receiver At Terroll Pe
Fragmentary item notes Union Trust Company appointed receiver for wrecked City Savings Bank. Also mentions a farmer paid $50 to hawk for destroying pests, and Professor Sledge of Clark University estimates high worm destruction value per work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terroll
Union Trust
Sledge
Clark University
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Daily
The
Valentines
Tallman & CO
Capitol Dome
United States
Pendleton Shoe Company
Pendleton Shoe Go
Main Street
Oregon
Uriah
Tere
Thin Town
Set
Tobaccs
Bert
Pendieton
Tate
Piace
Thenitore
Anely Corin Fondecy
Werd
Ile
Traveree
Santen
Penticton
Dale Hananeker
Heppner
Dancer
Renor
Pilot Hook
Oe Gove
Townend
Judge Lynch
Tim
S. B. Caiderhead
Opalgine Hair Food CO
Baltimore, MD
McOomas
Pondione
Crockery and Glasswall
Storag
Crowner Ba
ST. Joe Store
LYONS
M. A. Rader
Main and
Webb Streets
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
T. C. Taylor
the Hardware
International Poultry Food
C. F. Coleswor
East
Alta Street
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