1903 Latest Styles Spring Shoes Arrive in City
The shop announces spring and summer footwear now available with the largest assortment in the city. Customers can find the latest styles and are assured right prices on fit and selection.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1903
Page
8
Rips on shoes bought of us sewed free of charge
A brief notice states repairs will be done at no cost for shoes purchased from the seller. No dates or locations are provided, but the promise of free mending indicates a customer service or warranty gesture.
Parliamentary Club to Select Delegates at State Meeting
Pendleton clubs plan a strong Eastern Oregon delegation with seven delegates elected from Pendleton plus two state committee chairmen and the state president. Notices ask for delegates to be named by the last week in March, with meetings scheduled for the Parliamentary Club on Tuesday at 2 30 and the Thursday Afternoon Club at Mrs Hiauler's home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Mre FG
Pendieton
Oregon
Order of Eagles to Organize Aerue Here Tomorrow
The Fraternal Order of Eagles will organize at Hendricks Hall tomorrow afternoon with nearly 159 members. Charlies J. Flynn of Baker City, the state organizer, will lead the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks Hall
Order of Eagles
Charlies J. Flynn
Baker City
Toilet Articles Line Features Howard Hair Brushes
Retail note touts complete toilet line including Howard Hair Brushes. Available goods cover all requisites with emphasis on hair brush quality. Local shop invites customers to inspect offerings.
Meeting plans hinge on Det Cary Smith attendance
Det Cary Smith of Spokane may attend as head of the order in the United States. He indicated in town weeks ago his wish to be present for the organization here. After the ceremonies an initiation banquet will follow. A visiting 16 member team will attend from Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det Cary Smith
Spokane
United States
Astoria
Pendleton Voters Consider Bond for New School Building
On March 26 Pendleton citizens will vote on a district bond to build a two story eight room school on the old academy site. Officials cite inadequate current facilities and propose adding 25 dollars to the present 10 dollar bonded debt, arguing the burden will not be irksome though business support is mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Maps of Old Ditch Company and Surveys
Judge Hartman reports he secured maps and charts of the old Umatilla Valley irrigation surveys. The Columbia Valley Irrigation Association executive committee plans to turn them over to government officials in charge of Butter Creek surveys. Officials will use them to aid ongoing experimental surveys or examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Valley Irrigation Association
G A Hartman
Umatilla
Butter Creek
Indians Held For Trial In U S Court
Preliminary examination yesterday before Commissioner Hailey resulted in Towish and Kajarkin being held for trial on horse stealing charges in U S court. Immotantic was discharged after proving a strong alibi and released from Athena city jail where he was serving a misdemeanor sentence. it was shown he could not have participated in the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailey
Towish
Kas Jarkin
United States
Immotantic
Der
Athena
Scouring mill managers weigh wood market for coming clip
F E Judd and Edward J. Burke of Hartford express a moderate view on the wood market. They say if last month’s prospects had persisted, the next clip might rise modestly. Current indicators from the Eastern market remain weak, suggesting a possible gain of only a quarter to a half cent, or perhaps no rise at all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F_ E Judd
Edward J. Burke
H. C. Judd & Root
Hartford
Connecticut
Mutton Sheep Loaded For William Tafle & Co Of San Francisco
Harrington loads 2.1 percent mutton sheep today for William Tafle & Co of San Francisco with 2.6 head shipped last week to the same firm. Frank McGriff and Richard Abell oversee the loading. One thousand yearling wethers from Ruge Bros plus lambs from A Perrard and ewes from J E Smith Livestock are included in the shipment. Harrington says the lot is among the finest mutton animals seen anywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tafle & Co
San Francisco
Harrington
Frank McGriff
Richard Abell
Ruge Bros
A. Perrard
Pilot Rock End
J. E. Smith Livestock Company
Hartington
Notice That 1902 Taxes Due at Sheriff’s Office
Taxes for the year 1902 are due and payable at the sheriff's office. Taxes unpaid become delinquent on April 1. No rebate after March 15. By order of county court. T. D. Taylor, Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Taylor
Seven Die In Week Of Shootings On Texas and New Orleans Line
Weather kept construction crews idle on the Daling division of the Texas and New Orleans railroad. Seven Black workers were killed during the week in shooting affrays, underscoring a period of deadly violence tied to the idle labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Construcon
Daling
Texas & New Orleans Railroad
Pendleton Socials and Visits From Around the Region
Mrs W E Rose is very ill. J H Godfrey went to Boise. Jesse Moore to Caldwell. Milter to Darton. Helix residents in town from Spokane and Pendleton. numerous visits from Athena Walla Walla and Echo. Crockett of Meacham and Loveland, Colorado arrivals. Danner rents residence. Mrs Fr Robinson and son visit Yoakum. Robins family in Pendleton. many locals traveling to see relatives and manage land holdings. cattle stock and alfalfa reports. timber land claims located near Camas Prairie. Hancomb to return to Hill Academy. W W Wolfe undecided on land sale or hold. Mayor and lodge figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Rose
H. Godfrey
Boise
Jesse Moore
Caldwell
Milter
Darton
John Timmerman
Helix
N. Sargeant
Athena
Joe Sulste
Butter Creek
Peter Rineville
J. Huderman
Pendleton
Robert Starkweather
W. C Minnis
Meacham
Mildred
Sadie Coffey
Roseburg
Wiliam Fitzgerald
Pacific Rubber Company
P. P. Collier
Tassie Stewart
Adams
AL. Knight
W Cc. Kern
Richard Osborne
M. McLearan
Walla Walls
Mildred Kirn
Salem
John R. Docherty
Shelley Jones
Walla Walla
Jesse Sailine
Celestine Moorhouse
Echo
Clarence Jenkins
Auburn
Jenkins
C. B. Wade
WH. Barker
Lewiston
William Roberts
Barker
J H. Barker
G. E Stocker
Camas Prairie
Mr. Stocker
Leopold E. Marchant
George Forbes
Fletcher
Idaho
Edward L. Burke
Culdesac
Hartman
Millie Born
R. Martin
Ukiah
Jacob Born
M. Robbing
Sumpter
Robbins
W. D. Hanaford
Wool contracts set for 450000 pounds supply
The scouting mill contracts for 450,010 pounds of wool to be provided by seven sheepmen who sell a proportion of their clip to the mill. Contracts were made about February 1 with wool priced at 9.5 cents per pound. The scouring mill will open between May 1 and May 10, with annual consumption averaging 3.5 to 4.4 million pounds.
Strong Federal Laborers' Union Grows Fast in Town
The Federal Laborers' Union here boasts 50 active members with a forecast of 150 by month end. Eight new members joined at the last meeting and six applications remain on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Laborers’ Union
Mle
Davis Family Expresses Thanks for Support After Loss
The Ant and Mrs J J Davis gratefully acknowledge friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR Ant
J. J. Davis
Lecture Warns Against Tuberculosis Housing and Servants
Dr. Flick warned against moving into houses previously occupied by consumptives where disinfection had not been done and against employing consumptive servants. He stressed cleanliness as an efficient preventive measure.
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Parliamentary Club
Tallman & C2
Winona
Winons Manufacturing Co
Neagle Brothers
Weeell and
Guarotee
Biover
OLD Ditch Company
Judge Hartman
Towish and
Kassarkin
Lincoln Street
Pear Bluff
Tom
Alta Street
Weat
Alta
Hayden's
Chanceq
Dutch Henry
Hoewnient
Lokery Alom
Court Street
Lavolice
John Tatinger
Vowbay
Shepherd
E. Snearly
Portland
Miss Mate! Jones
Walla
George Hewitt
D. A. May
Weston
Bailey Ross
G. Laine
Loveland
Colorado
E. J. Cooper
Union
Charlie E. Savior
Altoona
Charlies E. Bean
Ida Stanus
Aining
Ohio
California
J. L. Keffer
William Shannon
J. W. Maloney
The
Knights of Pythias
le Grande
Samuel Bethers
E. W. McComar
Switzier Island
Ralph Carter Sare
Dayton
Ralph
T. B. Hawley
Danner
D Kemmiler
West Bluff Street
Kemmier
Martin Anderson
Huntington
Missouri
W. B. Gillette
Antione Ver
West Webb Street
Claude Hanscomb
Hill Military Academy
Hanscomb
G. W. Dickinson
T. H. Pollet
J. E. Monk
Tekon
Messrs. Dickinson and
Follett
W. W. Wolfe
Wolfe
Seattle
St. Joseph's Academy
JWE Tea House
Raliresd
Pepdieton
Sam
Rairie
Dow
E. T. Wade
Laborers’ Union
Court and
Thompson Streets
Bes
D. M. Ferry
Miller Grocery
Main Street
Cop
Washington
N. Berkelé
Delly East
ST. Joe
Lyons Mercantile Company
Axminster Stinson
Flemish Extra Super Union Rugs
M. A. Rader Furniture Store Main and Webb Street
McCormick
Hower
Stubette
Temple & Miles Pendleton
Temple & Wilcox
Beck
Golden Rule Hotel
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