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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
5
Teutsch's announces fresh bargains drawing shoppers quickly with early arrivals. Shoes offered include colt skin, box calf, and kid styles priced $3 to $8.50, special values at $2.50. Patent leather options and patent colt skin styles highlight the display, with regular prices down to $4 to $5.
A cluttered list of merchant offerings and notices appears, mentioning Neuman's wallpaper, Rader's goods, Wade and Rohrman’s rental inquiries, Underwood typewriters, Court Street storefronts, fish at Gratz's, Main Street machines, Pendleton shopping, and a fireworks sale. Also ads for furnishings, a $50 prize, tamales and seafood at Grate's, salaries, boarding and rentals, painting and paper hanging by Charles Lane, and transport notes. A Portland plan Co tuner in Pendleton and a Nome steamship report close the item.
The note states that no matching assortment exists and that items carried are priced low. It mentions a range from 50¢ to $3.00 for small, cute items, indicating limited stock and affordable pricing.
The water commission held its monthly meeting to audit bills and discuss pending business. Pipe for the East Court segment is expected in a few days, with 1,500 feet remaining to be dug. material has delayed arrival. Land transactions include J H Thompson and Addie M Thompson selling parcels near Nolin for 1500 to W Furnish, and James M Hicks and Kievie F P Hicks selling sections near Weston for 4025 to Marion O'Hara.
Beat opinion of grain men in Walla Walla county holds first wheat contracts will open near 60 cents for club and 66 for Northwest red. Belief rests on continued current crop conditions as last year’s first contracts hovered around 60 and 66 cents before slipping to about 52 1/2 and 57 1/2 cents.
Mee John McEachern wife of the warehouse and Insurance man of He lix is at her sister Mrs J W Seherrs home with her 4 year old daughter under Dr Hinge care. A bout of whooping cough follows a prior abscess on the limb after home treatment she is convalescent. Nellie H Lambeon state commander of the Ladies of the Maccabees expected to arrive for an official visit to the local judge. Local Woodmen of Meacham plan a dance near the depot Saturday night July 4 with No. 9 evening train stopping in Meacham for the event. Orchestra members from Echo will perform.
Last night Mrs A Priedly wife of a well known stockman of Despain Gulch gave birth to a girl baby. The mother and child are doing well. Mrs Skrappi is quoted in a humorous exchange about tugboats being called she. Mr Skrapp remarks tugboats do good in the world. The Delta ice cream ad appears.
Oregon legislators require county road boards to keep guide boards legible and properly placed at forks and crossings. Supervisors must show the county court they meet the law before salaries are paid. The poem notes dangers of unclear boards and the need for permanent, current directions for travelers.
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