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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
5
Bright city notices list numerous small ads. Nuts at Tatom's and fine oranges, wood and coal deals, classified help ads, hats, clothing, and Hats at Teutesh's. Local stores like Sullivan Bond's, The Peoples Warehouse, and Lee Teutach, plus a clairvoyant Madame Palma, fill a bustling page of commerce and services.
Standart Grocery announces a shift toward selling clothing and tailoring services alongside groceries. It promises to offer suits, coats, and fabrics at cut prices, with Chicago tailoring house partnership and cash terms. The ad invites readers to look for cut prices in Sullivan & Bond's ad tomorrow.
A flood of names appears as residents and visitors arrive in town from Athena Mil ton Pilot Rock Walla Walla Weston and other areas. Local business figures pastors and officials are seen on quick trips with plans to return the same day or shortly after.
Miss Beatrice O'Toen, a descendant of King Brin Boru of Ireland, wed Signor Murrough Marconi in London. The bride, part of the Inchiquin line, will visit America for about six weeks before going to Rome to possibly meet the Italian king. The ceremony linked a history-rich O'Brien lineage to the Thurmond and Inchiquin titles.
County Treasurer Sommérville reports warrants totaling eight thousand dollars held by Cruse Savings Bank of Helena Montana have arrived in response to a recent call. Interest on the lot was eight hundred fifty seven dollars twenty two cents at six percent. A new call now requests all warrants outstanding and registered during May and June of 190%.
A meeting will be held in the Commercial association rooms at S$m on Friday, March 17, to consider the subject of heating and flaking on the reservation. SSRR. THOMPSON, President.
Mexican drawn work from Charles Kuhlman of Mexico City will be shown at The Great Mastern for one week with an assortment of pieces. Prices are unusually low and the sale begins March 16.
A brief typical classified note urges readers to check the evening section for items of interest. It hints at Sullivan & Bond’s large “ddd” arriving tomorrow, suggesting sales or offerings to watch for. The line conveys anticipation and a prompt to inquire.
Notice to contractors bids will be received at the office of the architects 306 East Court Street until March 23 at 4 p m for building foundation walls. A certified check of 1 percent of bid must accompany each bid. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. HOWARD & SWINGLE Architects.
A special meeting of Daphne Gir tle No Women of Woodcraft is set for Friday March 17 at 2 pm to balloting on candidates for membership. Mrs Nina Nelson, Guardian Neighbor.
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