New, Nobby, Up-to-date Ladies' Shoe Sale
Window display promises new, neat, durable shoes for women at five dollars with small price of two dollars, inviting customers to inspect quality in store.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1901
Page
4
Window display promises new, neat, durable shoes for women at five dollars with small price of two dollars, inviting customers to inspect quality in store.
A jumble of petty ads lists chocolates lilies tablets and more from Nelfs Murphy's Kader's and LeRoy's. It promotes frames wallpaper silk waists dry goods and furniture with prices and sales pitches including Acker's tablets and English remedy offerings.
The itemized notes cover Whitman college Glee Club at the Frazer, new millinery hires including Miss Backine, a stock of spring patterns from Mrs. Rose Campbell, and a Pendleton incorporation by the Show Company. Also reported are livestock and farm notes, a school director election, racetrack and theater updates, police and court actions, and a Governor Geer clemency petition for Edward L. Minne with extensive endorsements from national figures.
Pioneer stage driver and owner William Huckley, born 1824 in Albany New York, died. He drove stages in the Mohawk valley and along the pout road to New York City, and worked across the coast line between San Francisco and Los Angeles.
A large shipment of Ramblers bicycles arrived for Fr. Fletcher. The review notes strong demand among various local groups despite wartime weather conditions.
Notice advertises horses for sale or hire with age and weight requirements. C Hayes & Son list contact details for inquiries at the barn opposite the city.
Kane of New York Life visits Pendleton as friends and relatives arrive. Jatin Durham of the Gallen Route Hotel plans to leave for Thealay in the morning. Waal Jow Forest recovers from illness after a cold and a hunting trip, having lost 17 pounds. X.W. Mumford and family visit his brother in Pendleton and report fruit blooms signaling a big yield in the Milton and Freewater belt. Rirkens of the Pacific and Move head head to Walla Walla for a meeting and initiation of two new members. K S Clements of Albert Lea, Minnesota, tours Pendleton seeking a home site after visiting coast cities. LL.D. Lively and J A Muselkye from North Dakota arrive for Wallowa County, linked to the Gold and Copper Mining Company in the Imnaha district near the Stake river with six firms employing about 50 men.
A case heard before Justice Fite Gerald concerns RB Dodd suing the Union Mutual Aid Society of Portland for recovery of an alleged dig from the insurer. The plaintiff claims illness after policy issuance and argues for coverage while the defense says typhoid fever existed before November 7, nullifying liability. The court took the matter under advisement.
The U S Geological Survey reports total precious stone output valued at 2922100 dollars in the recent period, up from 1557700 in 1900, a 25 percent gain. Turquoise sapphires rhodolite and beryl lead values while diamond output remains very small. Separately the steamer Kinsaone Castle ran aground off the Needle near Cape Town with passengers and crew in need of aid.
Circuit Judge Hamilton at Reubury sentenced Crawford 21 to six years for assault on 15 year old Mery McPike. Ratibaugh, who attempted to assault his stepsister, drew mercy from jury and was given a shorter term. McHeth, involved in an attempted assault on Michaela of Glavaland, received a lengthy sentence. The report notes wide arrests and a general crackdown amid ongoing turmoil and captures in the archipelago.
For sale are several stock ranches in Wallowa County Eastern Oregon noted for cattle farming and water access. Listings describe meadow land water rights and hay production on multiple parcels with varying acreages including 9 and 72 acres and substantial spring water.
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