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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
5
Saturday night shoppers can claim a free shirt waist with each dress or street skirt purchase. The offer scales by price, giving a waist valued from 5 cents up to 2.50 dollars depending on the item. A large stock of under skirts and materials is also advertised at low prices.
A cluttered display of local shop offerings mentions fresh fish, iced drinks, ice cream, and a variety of goods from Teutsch's and Joergers. It notes casual sales, repairs, and room rentals on Court and Main streets, with several merchants like Rader's, Hawley, and Tefft's advertising staples from meats to fruits and nuts.
Knox, a Weston attorney, traveled to the city today to represent Milwaukee creditors of William Miller of Athena in a bankruptcy petition set for hearing.
Pendleton wool buyer Jacob Sheterman departed this morning for San Francisco on a month long business trip.
The Commercial Association met in regular session with T. C. Taylor presiding. The group discussed a potential creamery and milk condenser, a state fair exhibit, and sought a new railroad depot from the R N company. The Sturgis fund totals 300 to 400 dollars for new books, while thanks were received from the Women’s Club for hall and library use.
The Driving Association met to plan an upcoming matinee and improve race appeal. A 2 PM June 12 meeting was set, horses not finishing in the first two heats will be sent to the barn, and a Fourth of July parade with Pendleton horses is planned. Entries include Kitty Clover, Nancy Cole, Electrophone, Bar, Prince, Lady Goldfeld, Olile M, Frances Co, Ovita, and a two mile Indian-run race.
Mrs. Helen Webb Marston hosted a well attended Christian church musicale last night. Her music class members delivered the program with fine execution. Younger omnlovers and younger clan members performed notably well, reflecting strong training and natural ability.
The firm yesterday executed three city transfers. Mrs. M. A. Sheridan sold a Thompson street cottage and lot to Mrs. Martha J. Hendricks for 1800 dollars. Mrs. E. Brown’s Tuscan street house and lot went to N. B. Ehrhar for 90 dollars. M. Leever sold a Garden street house and lot to Charles Barqui for 1200 dollars.
The advertisement touts Lehman Springs as the ideal summer retreat with Mr R Dut ton overseeing a modern hotel, 26 cottages, ample camping, and phone connections. It claims the mineral springs water provides lasting cures for rheumatism and invites inquiries to Lehman Springs Or. Also notes a separate Wanted position of trust seeking a middle aged man with business experience and references.
Rev Forbes and Mrs Forbes left for Seattle via Portland this morning. A crowd of students and friends gathered at the depot to bid them adieu as they start their new home. Election day in the first congressional district passed very quietly.
Circuit Court reports show EB Bumpwon vs Nelson verdict of $15 for the defendant last evening. The case Oregon vs Weston postponed to 1 pm due to a minor disturbance among witnesses. jury selection continues this afternoon with trial possible late in the day. Otto Linke of Portland stands trial in federal court for forging money orders.
A newspaper notice advertises 1450 copies available to the public with hundreds of leading authors featured. Patrons may view the display for five cents, promising the most complete line ever shown at the venue.
A buyer note lists Toilet Soaps packaged in quantities around ten gross with price points from two dollars and four cents to a lower line. The message highlights the oldest stock as most complete, urging purchase at the lowest quoted prices.
A large shipment of cook books including The White House Home Queen and Every Day titles arrives at downstream sellers. Prices start at 24 dollars in some listings, with broader availability noted for readers seeking practical kitchen reference volumes.
A concise piece notes that enjoyment requires correct booting after a walk, ride, hunt, or spin. It emphasizes preparedness and proper gear as essential for any outdoor or travel activity.
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