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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1903
Page
5
The ad advertises a clearance on ladies and children's shoes with price reductions. Items show discounted prices such as $5.00 and $3.10 categories, urging customers to see before buying and noting reductions of 30 to 50 percent.
A crowded roundup of 1908 Pendleton notices and ads including farm loan mentions at Castle’s and cast intramural sales. It lists daily reads at Frazier’s book store Maloy’s old store and Rich news stand, hotel Port listings, eye lenses free trials at 120 Court Street, and various local services. Also notes purchases from Gratz’s Oyster cocktails at Gratz’s, fresh fish at Castle’s, candy making, clothing cleaning, and house rentals. Includes Perry Houser Meat Market on East Alta, Hobach Bakery, and Soule Piano Tuner visiting Pendleton with tuning orders via Tallman’s drug store.
The O R N Co offers round trip tickets to Kansas City on January 8 9 and 10 at 56 for the round trip with 60 day return validity and stopover privileges. Tickets available at the ticket office or from agent F F Wamsley.
At the regular monthly meeting Pendleton Typographical Union No. 214 elected and installed for six months: President T. C. Warner, vice president Carl Gamble, secretary treasurer F. R. Fuller, sergeant-at-arms G. W. Nowlin, executive committee E. D. Weaver and Otto E. B. Didion. The piece also notes a market scene where a ham is weighed before slicing.
New McDevitt faced police court for drunk and disorderly conduct and threatening to shoot. A witness identified threats, while a sewer worker disputed them. McDevitt and wife, living at Hazel and Railroad, have a troubled home life with alcohol and abuse alleged. Judge Pitt Gerald warned against repeating such acts.
Bert Miller, attending Pendleton Business College, returned to school Monday after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs A Miler. Miss Eva Belts and Miss Anna Harvey were in town yesterday. Belts, a Pendleton Academy graduate this year, visits with her parents Mr and Mrs Douglas Belte Pilot Hock Record.
Notice from Western Union Teletrayh offices across the Northwest announces the Pacific cable between San Francisco and Honolulu now open for business. Charges on cable messages from Oregon and Washington set at 54 cents per word at present.
At the annual meeting of the Historical Society an exchange recalled Circuit Judge Boise with quick humor. A Salem attorney argued a case and was corrected by the judge who quipped the court would agree the man did not understand either the facts or the law. Later, a Poultry Show opened in Winona Minnesota with exhibitors from near and far. The event ran January 5 under the Winona Poultry Association auspices. Rabbits and pigeons drew notable attention. A. B. Shaner of Larnak Ohio oversaw judging as premiums totaling 600 dollars were set to be distributed.
Uncle Cobb Blair, nearly 98, lives in Pendleton in good health and active. Lee Henkle arrived from Pendleton Saturday. The Corvallis ties include Mrs. Sawtelle and his wish to rest in his old home. The Sawtelle children pursue various local occupations. Nellie Blair’s husband works at a Portland bank.
Advertiser on Cottonwood street Pendleton between Alta and Webb promotes Boynton warm air hot water and steam heaters. Claims Boynton is oldest best and most economical heating device. Ready to quote for residences and business houses.
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