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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1901
Page
4
Short sale note lists 50 pairs and 30 pairs of ladies black kid oxford shoes offered at low prices. Includes sizes from 2 to unspecified. Promotes quick purchase and clearance style typical of a local shop ad.
Shoppers compare travel wear and footwear as mountain trips approach casual buyers hunt bargain footwear. Retailers advertise big price cuts on popular styles, drawing in hikers skimming seasonal stock and enthusiasts seeking affordable travel gear.
A wide array of classified items and notices appears including sales at Murphy's and Cleaver Bros Dry Goods, farm and grazing inquiries by Hawley Brothers and Peter Weat, a steel range clearance by Baker & Folsom, and Grove agency bikes at Crescent. Medical visit dates for Dr. W. M. VanPatten and Kemps Balsam free sample offer at Tallman & Co. Includes lodging, rentals, stray pigeons, and lost property notices.
Nolf's C Rohrman reports a large shipment of joll glasses and tomblere as the biggest ever received. Prices listed at 30 cents per HOReD. A suite of rooms in the East Ore a building offers hot and cold water and broom service for a month during t he Apply at the East office.
Walla Walla July 23. Despite convictions last week in three Sunday closing violations, the same defendants Schwarts Schneidrach and Onevy were re arrested Monday on warrants for the same offense. Complaints filed and warrants issued from the superior court, where the trials will occur. Prosecuting Attorney Oscar Cain says the superior court offers heavier penalties and avoids duplication of time and expense since appeals go to the higher court anyway. He cites evidence that the defendants kept their businesses open and made no attempt to close, and notes enforcement hinges on a court ruling of constitutionality.
Boxing bout set for Saturday night at the Fraser features Toby Irwin rivaling Popp. Irwin arrives on the 6 15 train as Spokane and Portland clubs watch, winner to face Del Hawkins on the 27th. Biddy Bishop touts Irwin as lightweight champion in the making with two Portland bouts last week. Two preliminaries cap the card. Seats via Tallman & Co. Local referee will preside.
Maker City event notes that on July 29 27 the O R N Co will issue well tickets on the certificate plan to Baker City and return for one and one third fare enabling attendees to travel to the Grand Lodge gathering with reduced fare.
Notices from Pendleton Oregon regarding stockholders meeting for Oregon Building & Loan Association to elect directors and transact business. Also Baker City bond sale update for gravity water system with bidder Thompson Teeny of Chicago citing ordinance defects as reason for refusal.
West Lutter lists ranch and farm produce prices with turkey quotes and chicken rates. Dealers pay per pound for items and retail prices vary as new stock comes in, signaling active market activity in Pendleton.
J Cummings was bucked from a horse three miles from Pilot Rock and was badly bruised and kicked in the jaw. He received medical care from Dr. J Smith and was later described as in a favorable condition.
On Tuesday September 3 a new well tickets option to the Padma section includes a Buffalo New York round trip priced at 76 dollars with a sixty day unit to Buffalo and return.
John Brinkly, agent for the Spokesman-Review and former Main street shopkeeper, is confined at Brooks House Lower Alta Street with smallpox. He traveled from Heppner and Baker City recently while ill, while his wife Mrs Brinkly stays with him. The quarantine is in place, and Dr Henderson fumigated the Pendleton bound car to prevent spread.
G. D. Osborn known as Dec Osborn of Osborns Celta in Athena disbands his amateur baseball team for the season and will tend to his drug business. He hopes local managers curb the season to preserve interest, noting hot weather and limited attendance. He praises Intrastate amateur play in Pendleton Athena Walla Walla and other towns and says no one was bilked. He will settle season accounts with about a 50 percent share for 26 games. A B Thompson, ex representative, reports from Butter Creek ranch that stockmen face dry range and await fall rains as summer continues.
Pendleton reports a stream of visitors and residents traveling through town. G W Hant of Echo ranch, J G Hartman, L B A M Bolias of Jacksonville, A L Swagwart from Athena, F G Mitchell from Meachene Springs, Mrs Lee Moorhouse from Athena, Rev F L Forbes from Walla Walla, Tom Vaughan from Astoria, Minnie Bateman departing for California, Bradley of Pendleton headed to Idaho for Congress duties, Wamsley and Mrs Fitzgerald en route to Fairview, K K Stanfield from Hutter Creek, Dr and Mrs E A Vaughan in Portland, W S Uren of Oregon City, K E Van Aaner to Walla Walla, Myrtle Florence changing jobs, J Smith injured near Horn, X B Swearingen bound for Seattle, and K M Seral planning store relocation in Pendleton.
St Joseph Missouri will host managers of mandate establishments at Walla Walla Colfax and Kaliapel as they head east on similar missions. Mr Lyons will be away about six weeks. G W Webb leaves for Wallace Idaho to visit his son A G Webb formerly of Pendleton. Mrs Frank Frasier travels with her father to join her husband in Butte Montana. The Fraziers return to Pendleton around August 15. Florence Holland, traveling with her father P Holland, returns to Portland after escorting Harry Jackson to Mire. Ornear Cox of Portland arrives to push Pendleton Young Men’s Christian Association branch with $5000 in subscriptions. Cox stays to advance the plan. F S Ebner returns from the Philippines as a member of the 45th United States Volunteers. Kigner enlisted in Denver and served in Manila. He has lived in Gor-dane seven years and notes buffalo in the islands. He offers no sympathy for the islands on general principles.
An Eastern town reports a pharmacist error in filling a prescription that endangered a child. The notice warns that many baking mistakes occur with incorrect baking powder and urges use of Owl Baking Powder to avoid such risks.
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