Inventory sale ends before February prices rise
The notice states January 26 is the last day to grab bargains this year as inventory beginning February 1 will revert to original prices, signaling a clearance before price increases.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
8
The notice states January 26 is the last day to grab bargains this year as inventory beginning February 1 will revert to original prices, signaling a clearance before price increases.
Northwestern Gas & Electric prepares Pendleton plant detailing coal gas production from bituminous coal. One ton yields 9000 to 10000 cubic feet of gas with coke recycled to heat retorts and by products like ammonia and sulfuric gas, once plant runs continuously under foreman W. E. Stephens and superintendent H. M. Hunt.
T W Ayers of Tallman Drug Co. reports a rich strike at the Gold Coin mine in Rye valley Baker county. Miners encountered a vein assaying about 100 dollars per ton. Managers King and Ed Murphy reported initial small values rising to high assays as tunnels progressed 160 feet deep in a 11 foot wide ledge. Future development may secure the mine as a strong eastern Oregon property.
Local businessmen report heavy discounting on Pacific Coast Construction Company time checks. December issues due January 25 now overdue, many sent to Portland for payment. Merchants refuse to cash, fearing a scheme to trap laborers into company stores. Some plan lawsuits if head office declines. Pendleton trade disrupted as merchants resist accepting the paper.
Grand jury files its final report as the Hornifus versus Wilkinson civil suit, valued at 1600 dollars, proceeds with attorneys Mc Court Will M. Peterson and D W Balsley. trial status unclear at 3 o clock. Also Mrs Mat tlewell Hendren sues Jeff Davis Hendren for divorce on cruelty grounds filed today by Peterson Peterson. marriage in Idaho 1901 followed by alleged abuse. Side rod on O R N train No 6 engine 199 east of Hermiston caused a three hour delay. engineer Stephens, conductor W H Kelsay. Helix Masonic Lodge members J M Bently J B McDill T Robertson attended. degrees conferred and social banquet completed.
Five Yakima Indians including a brother sister and brother in law of Went pay yel burned in the agency fall last Sunday morning arrive today on the W and C R train to attend the Indian police trial Monday and the feast for the dead on Tuesday. Lapwal Indians are expected tomorrow to join the feast. Pendleton lodge 244 BPDZ will hold a concert and dance Thursday night January 21 at the Eagles hall with Palmatier Sleters orchestra. Assessor C P Strain leaves tomorrow for Salem to appear before the joint legislative commission on taxation. Sommer hotel in La Grande sold for 45000 dollars to a company including Mayor Stoddard and Co W Nibley. proprietor A Sommer exchanged 686 acres of wheat land near Inland City valued at 24000 dollars. All the news all the time in that East Oregonian.
Thomas H. Grant of Burlington Iowa, visiting Portland after taking over the O R and N, claims California receives superior Harriman system service. He cites a Green River delay on No 6 and complaints that Chicago to Portland travelers lack equal treatment with San Francisco passengers. Grant seeks homesteaders for the Pacific coast and aims to study western Oregon.
C O Floyd of Kershaw says he recovered from a long lung ailment after six months on Dr King's New Discovery, regaining weight from 185 to 170 pounds. The ad claims thousands healed yearly and offers a free sample at Tallman & Co. drug store. Also notes a six room rental and Spokane high school enrollment reaching a record 1271 pupils.
The Pendleton Lecture bureau adds a recital by Meagre Rogers and Grilley to its lineup. Subscribers with Maro and La Follette tickets may use them for any two of the three numbers. The trio, renowned for cities like Brookland Baltimore Boston Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Trenton Washington, will perform at Frazer theater on Tuesday February 6. The group has housed entertainments in colleges and schools and comes well recommended. Also noted is Ontario Ore s new water system now in operation with 16 street hydrants tested and accepted.
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