Orfords Sell Ladies Shoes At Low Mountainside Prices
Bargains on ladies black kid shoes offered in sizes 24 to 6 with 80 pairs per lot. Prices start at $2.00 per pair, a marked reduction designed for rugged wear. Shoppers urged to buy now for value.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
4
Bargains on ladies black kid shoes offered in sizes 24 to 6 with 80 pairs per lot. Prices start at $2.00 per pair, a marked reduction designed for rugged wear. Shoppers urged to buy now for value.
Fragmented reader text shows multiple local ads for Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Murphy's Hawley Brothers Standard Grocery Baker Fulson Peter West Lane's Medicine Talman Co. and various sale notices including reapers window shades and farm listings with prices and contact hints.
San Francisco wrestler Toby Irwin, champion lightweight of California, headlines a show at Frazer Opera House on Saturday evening July 27. The card features Irwin as the main event with supporting bouts and regional competitors.
A mix of notices including a Milton man Odoa Franklin jailed briefly for cherry theft and released after 12 days, a Milton-Walla Walla marriage of David E Mobley and Mrs Clara Wagner, a stray Jersey cow recovery, dog loss and return, ads for Crescent Waveior installments, and Kodol Dyspepsia endorsement by Tallman & Co.
This afternoon at the Alta street grounds Pendleton faces the Spokane Woodmen in a game hindered by poor advance notice and small crowd. The Woodmen arrive on Tuesday’s train and are managed by Chapler and Claude Penland with Cornell in for Mead. The visitors have been touring the Inland Empire with a strong record and resemble the Blair club from a prior matchup.
From Butter Creek, Case Rogers rejects money and advice for a local creamery. In a firm tone he tells would be benefactors to keep away while others push for industrial support and dairy development.
Matthias Albrecht of near Milton filed his will with the county clerk W D Chamberlain. This marks the first known instance of such a will in Umatilla County and perhaps in Oregon, with no earlier record of a similar act in the state.
The congressional river and harbor committee arrived in Seattle aboard the Victorian after an Alaska trip. They left at 7 pm on a special Pacific train beginning a Northwestern journey toward Portland via Spokane Lewiston and the Columbia River. A Portland delegation also departed by train to meet the committee and accompany them down the Columbia toward Lew Port.
The Bible school at Meacham will offer Bible study and Sunday school work with recreation and mountain outings. Pendleton leaders led by Rev. F Fi plan sessions and others from Pendleton, Portland and beyond will conduct classes. Oregon Short Line offers a round trip fare of one and one third for attendees.
BR D Smith and M Kuseel visit Pendleton from Pilot Rock and Alba. Charles Epinger returns from Walla Walla. Mrs Hartman and Jessie Hartman depart for the sea. Mr and Mrs Evans guests of Matthewa in Pendleton. Charles Green the wool buyer closing the season. The Kimble family heads to Blaine for a summer stay. The Colesworthy party and Lake s plan Newport outing. Katherine Parsons visits Heppner returns tonight. Evelyn Starkweather heads to Teal Springs for a late summer stay. J M Goar to Portland to meet a brother. Timmons travels to Denver for health. Saylor, Woodard, and Walden tax payments noted. Boettcher returns from Chicago to discuss sheep business with son Otis. Mitchell reports Bingham Springs as ideal for a week of rest and recreation.
Boise dispatch reports the International Mining Congress opening in Columbia theatre at 10:30 am with about 100 delegates in town. Bishop A J Glorieux voiced a fervent prayer as Idaho's large delegation took seats, while Col Cinegh of Sumpter is expected to speak later.
On Tuesday August 6 and September 3 the O R N Q will sell Pan American Exposition tickets for Buffalo New York at 76 dollars with a sixty day limit to Buffalo and return.
July reports from Pittsburg and New York describe intensified strike tensions with plans to seek a federal restraining order to stop harassment of non union workers on highways. Ex judge Mille of Wellaville retained to file papers. leaders include Mayor M Alexander and ex mayor Richards. News wires note renewed uncertainty as Morgan says the situation unchanged.
A druggist recently used the wrong ingredient in a prescription in an eastern town, resulting in a child's death. The piece contrasts this fatal error with bread and cake making, noting Owl Baking Powder avoids such mistakes.
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