Shoes That Fit A Wise Purchase For All
An era wise saying that a well made shoe is worth the price. Do not buy cheap shoes as they prove costly in the end. The best made shoes please the eye and the pocket book, and the fit should be right.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1902
Page
8
An era wise saying that a well made shoe is worth the price. Do not buy cheap shoes as they prove costly in the end. The best made shoes please the eye and the pocket book, and the fit should be right.
Classified notice lists Dindinger Wilson Co and L Greenwald as repairer at Black 1. Includes contact cue and business card style details from the old paper.
Less than 600 voters have registered for the June election with 554 names a week ago. The county contemplates a unified registration day or two for farmers to gather, be sworn, and sign blanks, turning it into a local event to boost turnout and prevent eligible voters from being left out.
Frank Spiekes hog cholera remedy is advertised as preventing hogs from contracting the disease and curing them after infection if used according to directions. The maker is listed as Frank Spiekie of Echo, Oregon.
Camps and circles of Garden City secure consent to attend Pendleton April 21 and 22. George K. Rogers reports strong interest from Walla Walla Dayton Pomeroy Waitsburg Weston Milton and others with plans for special trains and multiple floats and candidates. Weston Milton and Milton pledge dozens of contestants while local drill teams train culminating in a big Pendleton event. New Woodmen of the World camp at Starbuck installed with officers and a banquet. delegates from nearby camps attend.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. and sermon by the pastor at 11 a.m. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor at 3 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. followed by a 7:30 sermon. Strangers invited. Also revival services at the M. E. Church, south, continue with growing interest and altar prayers.
In town visitors include E. W. Spike from Echo, Ralph Newman and Det Harris of Milton, and Miss Fay Fuller in Washington. Rosco S. Bryson and bride arrived from Eugene after their marriage on the 19th. Revelations on hospital recoveries, academy students traveling, and staff movements across Pendleton echo a busy social scene with transfers to Echo Weston Athena and The Dalles.
The snippet promotes commerce over culture claiming business cannot live without ada The Country Merchant, implying a period ad voice stressing consumer trade and local commerce.
The Pendleton scouring mill will lay off the salters tonight and close in about 10 days due to the wool clip running out until April. Since starting February last year the mill has run continuously on day and night shifts, handling about 4 500 two pounds of wool in 18 months, the most in its nine years. Repairs will prepare for the next run.
Pendleton reports only two scarlet fever cases in the city, children of Frank Curl recovering after illness contracted east. No smallpox or other contagious diseases. fever cases dwindling and recovering. Health officer Dr. W. G. Cole notes overall good health with only a recent spike in broken limbs.
J F Robinson proprietor of the Domestic Laundry will install a new 20 horsepower engine to replace the old one next week. He has expanded the business with more machinery and staffing, now employing 18 workers and planning to reach 25 over the summer. The laundry boasts one of the most complete and up to date establishments in the country with only one in Portland equal to it.
The East Pendleton Club masquerade night drew about 125 dancers and spectators. Gernie Hayes and Mrs. Charles Spencer won the gold medals for their prize achievements at the party.
Jack Marin practices twirling a baseball and eyes a Pendleton team spot this season. Those who saw him pitch for the Second Oregon team believe he can compete with the local club if he regains the shape he had in the Philippines, despite the fast pace.
One week sale in Pendleton offering 11 head of Percheron and Shire stallions aged 2 to 6 years. Imported directly from the old country, weighing 1800 to 2100 pounds each. Stallions registered in English, French and American books. See Froome's livery stable opposite Hotel Pendleton. E. B. Hill.
Dindinger Wilson Co has raised the floor laid linoleum beside remodeling the building with new shelving and stock. Interior is painted white and the store presents a very attractive appearance after the Cleaver Bros sale.
Notice requests members to assemble in the lodge room on Tuesday February 25 at 2 30 p m for special work. Helen Burton signs the notice and the L C Beggars are left unnamed, with a remark denying the need for poor houses in Hawaii.
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