Shoes at mountain prices for ladies and more
650 pairs 30 pairs ladies black kid oxfords sizes 2 to 6 offered at low prices. Shoes range from 42.00 to 3 per pair. Customers urged to buy now rather than wear their good shoes in the mountains.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1901
Page
4
650 pairs 30 pairs ladies black kid oxfords sizes 2 to 6 offered at low prices. Shoes range from 42.00 to 3 per pair. Customers urged to buy now rather than wear their good shoes in the mountains.
A jumbled collection of advertisements lists dry goods from Cleaver and Murphy's paint store, Hawley Brothers farm goods, and Baker & Folsom ranges, plus harvest gear, groceries, household items, and rental offers. Also includes medical claims for One Minute Cough Cure and Lane's Family Medicine with local dealers Talman & Co and others.
Births announce a 12 pound boy to Mr and Mrs Jim Beck and a girl to Mr and Mrs T J Molloy. A missing pigeon brood is sought by Schwarz and Greulich. DeWitts Little Early Risers advertised for liver and bowels relief. The Weasel stock moves to the Boston store and Judd building allocates offices. Weather report notes 95°F Friday 43°F Sunday with clear days. Sam Shaw, actor and manager, dies in a state asylum in Iowa after long mental illness.
A second delegation of insurance special agents visited Bingham Springs from Pendleton on Saturday night and returned today. Guests included J. J. Dennis and others from Hartford, Balfour Guthrie, Fireman's Fund, Fire Association, London Assurance, Norwich Union, and Union of London. Crux top-scored in a 22 rifle marksmanship contest as the group toured the pool and photographed by Lee Moorhouse. The annual trip, now permanent, coincides with a crop insurance tally showing about 40 percent below the prior year’s average due to lower prices and fewer acres.
Six year old Freddie Allen, deaf and dumb, was killed near Meacham towards La when a helper engine struck him as he walked along the track toward Hilgard. The accident occurred as the engine approached from behind and crushed him before crews realized the danger. Burial followed on Saturday at Spring Spar.
Harry Fields aged 4 was crushed between cars while traveling on Sunday morning near Umatilla en route to Arlington. He was taken by train to Pendleton where Dr W G Cole treated his wounds. Doctors say he is resting easier today. Dewitt’s Little Early Risers are advertised. Tall man and Co.
Notice announces payment of all outstanding warrants of Canes District No 16 in Usatilla County Oregon up to warrant No 1558 Pair at the clerk's office Oregonian Building. Interest ceases upon payment. Dated July 20 1801 by Clerk of District No 16.
The Knights of Pythias beat the Woodmen of the World in a hot afternoon game at Alta arrest grounds. Receipts of 54 dollars go to repairing the Olney Cemetery Road. Shields managed the team and secured the funds for the charitable cause.
John L. Baker of Calumet Tea & Coffee, Chicago, on regular three yearly trip, visited St Andrew’s Indian school and reported Father Chianale back from long absence. J E Melhebary, alias Dickey Bird, arrived in Pendleton promoting a new Dickey Bird shot product as rival to Blue Rock, with local shooters planning dove and target events before he departs. The Dickey Manufacturing Co is noted as a major sewer pipe producer on the West Coast.
A stream of residents and visitors is noted including D. W. Mumford returning from Meacham and many headed for Lehman Springs for visits or travel. Miss Fanchon Borie plans to visit Myrtle Hill in Helix while J A McBroom remains sick at McKay Creek. Charles Olcott is in town, J L Sharon journeys to Lehman Springs, Ella Hexter travels to Baker City, and Ted Thompson visits Blanche Horne on McKay Creek. Fred Karl leaves for Ukiah on business. Roy Ritner heads to Baker City for the Red Men cornual. Mr and Mrs John Van Oradal return from Meacham, Zera Snow from Portland visits Bi Springs, and Maud Jones travels to Portland for the summer with Mrs Db W Bailey as host. Charles Bond and family return from a Meacham camp trip. Mrs Seales Sam Thompson Stella and Carrie Anderson go to Meacham for a weeks long visit with Charles. A license is issued to George W Gemimen and Miss Garber near Weston. Frank Clapton and sister Bath of Port depart for Weston, and Maud Jones Ethel Johnson and Bertha Welle sail to Portland for a week. Rev Potwine visits in the area and plans a stop at the coast and on to the nearby mountains.
Local residents and visitors are recorded in a string of notices. Mr and Mrs Eppinger and Missee Matthews appear in social items. W W Ferguson resides near Pendleton. Judge Fite Gerald travels to La Grande and Baker City for bankruptcy sittings. others head to Portland for study and work. A Grate Restaurant figure contemplates returning to Pendleton. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve touted amid warnings of counterfeit products. Charles A Towne labeled as a bolter by J G Johnson of the Democratic National Committee.
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