New, Nobby Lace Shoes At Cut-Price
Local shop showcases durable ladies lace kid shoes in new line with the best quality yet at one pound and two dollars, inviting customers to view the window and inspect the goods in person.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1901
Page
4
Local shop showcases durable ladies lace kid shoes in new line with the best quality yet at one pound and two dollars, inviting customers to view the window and inspect the goods in person.
Local goods ads and notices highlight dry goods bargains from Cleaver Brothers and merchants. Entries reference jackets at low prices, wool shirts, per yard plaids, cooking powders, tobaccos, and specialty items plus notices of plows, home goods, and services at East Oregonian building with various street corners and shop names.
February 23 events include a social gathering at 7:00 p m with Pendleton football team champions facing Walla Walla. Clerk’s union meeting at the courthouse Tuesday February 24 at 7 0 0. Statehouse remarks thank Speaker Reader. Local sports update covers a basketball score dispute. Trade association plans for annual Pacific Northwest Sheepmen meeting at 7 30 p m tonight. Jats Travie sells farm land on McKay creek to Aaron lene for 2000 and 100 acres transferred to James M Rice.
The Umatilla County delegation led by Representatives Kirk and Thompson arrives in Pendleton with Col. J. Tt. Raley and Senator JW. DProotetel aboard. They plan to visit Marion Jack's ranch and Athena before returning for talks on local bills and county salaries.
Modern jingle promotes a bottle of Shiloh’s Consumption cure available at the drugstore. It claims a promise of relief after taking the remedy and returning the bottle to the pharmacist for a refund. The ad cites a price and includes the distributor Tailman & Co.
Crandpa Broome of Athena Oregon underwent a serious operation at Walla Walla Hospital after travel there Friday. His left leg was amputated just above the ankle and the rest of the description notes pearls affecting the foot. Bodkin of Athena assisted in the operation.
An old advertisement touts King's New Life Pills from Tallman A A Co. They claim to cure torpid liver biliousness sick headache and indigestion. The copy promises energy and steady work output and urges readers to try the remedy.
Rural Point announces new posting on industry growth at its gr inlustry site. Weekly update appears at 19 Third Street, Morthand, OF. Free sample Tapas offered.
Pendleton hosts a string of visitors and locals from Walla Walla and La Grande including W. G. Lynn and Sam Thompson. Bank official Robert Killgore and others discuss county history and industry while growers plan future contracts and experiments.
H Jones, dealer in farming implements and hardware in Pendleton, sells stock valued around 7000 dollars and leases his Cottonwood Street building to William P Temple and H H Wilcox. Jones will retire from active work though he continues land interests of about 2400 acres north of Pendleton. Possession to new owners occurs on or about April.
A rabbit drive at Blalock Island in the Columbia River near Coyote Station is promoted as a major event in Eastern Oregon. Reduced fares include Pendleton round trip for 2.50 with travel Monday night and a return by morning. Organizers promise large preparations and an enjoyable day-long event.
Mrs J O Mumford suffered a double fracture of her right forearm when she fell on a wet wooden path at her North Pendleton home Monday between 2 and 4 pm. Her husband arrived home at 5 pm to learn of the accident. She had earlier damaged her left wrist and seeks treatment as she recovers.
A letter from La Riviere discusses his brother Charles C. La Rivier’s death, tied to Pendleton. The document references publication in the East and a reallocation of a prior investigation, mentioning Fort Columbus and Governor Leland.
Private Charlee A. La Riviere died at sea on July 28 1900. Joseph Kay second lieutenant Eleventh Infantry requests information on relatives or friends and offers to send a trunk to a relative. La Riviere known in Pendleton as Charley Rivers. brother lives at Deadwood South Dakota.
A chaotic Seattle day includes multiple fatalities and injuries. Mrs. Mere Lewis Devioow, wife of a leading wholesale merchant, allegedly committed suicide after a dispute. Archie Wilson dies at the general hospital. Mary Davis of Spokane seeks police inquiry into a death. Mrs. J. W. Ratt dies of heart disease in South Seattle. The Cederdals of Portland face news of a troubling accident and possible relocation. Peter Benson survives a fall from a wharf thanks to a grappling stone. Thomas Lynch loses a hand after a gun discharge between freight cars. Plus burglaries and disappearances reported to the police.
George Gibson and his wife Liale J. Gibson residents of Middle Cold Spring died within twelve hours of each other in the past 27 hours. The funeral will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow from the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev. I. L. Forbes. The Gibsons had lived in Umatilla county since 1855 after coming from Kangas. Surviving are two children A. J. Cowley and Harry Gibson. Mr Gibson was a Civil War veteran who served under General McClellan.
William Ponland of Lexington passed away Monday evening in Portland at St Vincent's hospital after kidney troubles. A longtimePendleton resident, Ponland traced his journey from Kentucky to Missouri then Oregon settling in Umatilla County forty years ago. He owned sheep interests and was a prominent figure in local farming circles. The funeral is planned for Thursday at the Mattioli Church.
Report by I L Ray and others notes uncertain wheat market activity. Mentions New York stock prices, foreign denwird Haht, and possible effect on values. Details include equity auditor actions in Walla Walla and sale of land with 25 year term and purchase option to several named individuals.
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