Window display teases new lace line at great price
Local shop showcases a new lace collection described as fresh and adorable. The window features a bold price of 200 and invites shoppers to look in and shop.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
4
Local shop showcases a new lace collection described as fresh and adorable. The window features a bold price of 200 and invites shoppers to look in and shop.
A bustling, error-filled page lists diverse promotions from Murphy's and LeRoy's to Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co and Oregonian building ads. Items include jackets at 16 dollars, window panes, wallpaper, framed pictures, wool shirts, and butter from Milton creamery. Lost key fragment appears. various misprints hint at a lively but noisy local marketplace.
A chaotic jumble of Pendleton notes covers hotel plans in Baker City, millinery changes, marriages, theft charges, auctions, and community events. Returns detail hotel rebuilds, shipments, and local commerce alongside social notices and personal updates across town.
A local council convened on Wednesday to consider petitions for street work at Willow and Tastin. The readout lists contractors and bidders, water rates, and a Pendleton exhibit notice with attendees and officials.
A brief item notes activity on Main Street near Hanaford and Co with movement described as the next dove.
Pende ton commandery begins its ritual tonight as Washington Commandery members travel from Walla Walla to attend. Eminent Commander Robert Forster and Right Eminent Commander Frank A. Moore of Keighta Templar arrive with various officers and guests from Salem and other Oregon cities to oversee the initiation of new members.
The National League approved rule changes affecting fouling off pitches, catcher positioning, and pitcher delivery. Catchers must stand within ten feet of home plate, pitchers must deliver to the batter, and called balls or penalties will apply for balks and illegal deliveries.
A man named Wheeler entered Final’s store around dawn, selecting a pair of shoes. He paid with a counterfeit or altered bill, causing a scene as staff investigated. The incident prompted further detective work by authorities.
Heathman Fitzgerald and deputies trailed a group from the depot toward the OR and NK black area. They searched for the missing shoes as part of a lighthearted hunt for the new shows. Wheeler stopped, Ayers reclaimed the shoe, and laughter followed when the prank reached its humorous end.
The piece envisions Sines Melward VII seizing the throne of the United Kingdom and Chief Josephy seeking leadership of the New Perces Cayorre et wl. It notes aging forears and a potential political maneuvering to wield power and form alliances, with implications of federation and enrollment in a larger organization.
William G. Taylor of Washington shot and killed his stepmother Mrs. Marion Taylor in a Hartimory lodging house while visiting the family. Charles Taylor and Thomas Scott were present as drinks and a drive led to the murder amid alleged money disputes. Glenn Taylor arrived from Washington and the shooting occurred after tensions over inheritance and jealousy. The case ties back to Civil War veteran status and family conflict.
A long market review notes J Pierpont Morgan's vast earnings at $184 028 per day over forty years and $12 600 000 in stock for services. It references Carnegie and Schwab pay, and trading activity in United States Steel securities with declines and price ranges on preferred and common shares.
T H Jessup, a well known Walla Walla resident, died yesterday after a long illness. He served as postmaster of Wallabure and deputy cashier in Walla Wall, leaving a large position in the community. He was born in Dtana on June 2, 1845, and resided in the city for many years.
A damaged report describes a period of trial and failure followed by a breakthrough in hair growth science. The subject, Neils Hiureon, claims new growth begins after therapy despite prior baldness, with cautious optimism about further results and long term effects.
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