Pendleton Ladies Told of New D Armsstrong Shoes
It is announced to the ladies of Pendleton that the complete stock of the celebrated D Arms trong Co shoes has been received.
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Pendleton
D. Armstrong & Co
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1903
Page
2
May Tie Up Chicago Street Cars In Labor Strike
Chicago reports a labor conference foresees a citywide street car strike by 20 percent wage increase demands and union ban withdrawal. 2,200 members, 400 strikebreakers, 6 pm mass meeting to ratify action. police fear riots. postmaster vows running cars with troops if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McCullough
Boss Farley
Ed Hall Sentenced for Postal Thefts in Walla Walla
Ed Hall of Walla Walla is sentenced in Tacoma to six months servitude in McNeil's Island penitentiary and fined 100 dollars plus costs for taking a letter addressed to Maggie Hall and stealing a 10 dollar bill. He was arrested in Pendleton in July and confined in Tacoma most of the time. an indictment followed in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Ed Hall
Tacoma
United States
McNeil's Island
Hall
Maggie Hall
Pendleton
Ta‘coma
Ainee
Post Office
Clark
Spokane
Blakeley
Wallin Walla
New Meat Company Plans Pendleton Retail Markets Rise
A group of stockmen with about 60000 capital intends to ship cattle directly to coast markets and establish retail meat shops in Pendleton and Baker City to cut middleman profits. They aim to force fairer prices for cattle and reduce retail costs. Details on launch timing remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Prather
Killbride
Susanville
Pendleton
Baker City
Prather
Pendleton Hosts Annual Convention Adopts Unadopted Resolution
The convention met in Pendleton with receipts over $76 from $1 membership dues and expenditures $186, leaving a balance of $10. A. King Wilson of Portland moved a resolution thanking Mayor Halley, Pendleton citizens, the Commercial Association, the press, and Pendleton's women for their hospitality. the motion was unanimously unadopted. Delegates departed for Ontario on November's second Monday 1904 as bad weather and a death in the Leckenby family influenced travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thins City
A. King Wilson
Portland
Halley
Pendleton
Commercial Association
J. A. Borie
Corbinaley
Ecity
Ontario
Malheur County
Oregon
A. B. Leckenby
Union
Mire
Leckenby
J. H. Lowell
Idaho
Pendleton hosts successful Caldwell gathering with praise
The Multnomah county delegates and Caldwell group returned home after a smooth meeting. The entertainment by local women’s clubs was highly successful and delegates praised Pendleton’s hospitality. Papers and addresses showed deep study with no bitterness and all interviews expressed hope for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Suit for Divorce Filed by Rose Robinson
Mrs Rose Robinson filed a divorce suit in the clerk’s office seeking an absolute divorce from George W Robinson alleging abandonment cruelty and refusal to live together The couple married at Beattie on November 19 1900 and later lived in Grande and Uma Ulla County The plaintiff seeks custody of their child and support The attorney for the plaintiff is L A Entebb of Echo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Robinson
George W. Robinson
Beattie
A Grande
Uma- Ulla County
Con
L. A. Entebb
Echo
Wind Gusts Blank City With Torn Signs and Awnings
A gentle morning wind felled signs and awnings across the city. The Red Front Saloon and Sullivan and Bond stores suffered blown awnings, with plate glass saved by quick passersby and proprietors. Trees shed branches, electric wires crossed, and wind speed neared 40 miles per hour during the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan & Bond
Tt Ie
Adopted Daughter Petition Granted in County Court
George M Bannister and wife filed to adopt Helen Russell daughter of Theodore Russell of Spokane The mother is deceased The petition was granted and an adoption order entered Woodmen of the World campaign for inane membership a recruit secured and a winter push planned Morrow county delegation members Phelps Farnsworth and Metachan returned home after several days here in the Irrigation Convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bannister
Helen Russel
Theodore Russel
Spokane
G. W. Phelps
Phil Metachan, Jr
Heppner
Morrow County
Bealer of Morrow Visits City for Irrigation Convention
M. Bealer of Morrow and county road superintendent J. M. Bealer visited the city yesterday to attend the final day of the irrigation convention. He returned home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bealer
Morrow
J. M. Bealer
Morrow County
Indians Arrested After Whiskey Spree
Two Indians from the reservation were found in a drunk and disorderly state after consuming a large quantity of whiskey yesterday afternoon. They were arrested and each put up a $5 ball, which they forfeited this morning.
Health of Colonel Boyd and Colonel Bort Improves
Colonel Boyd shows health improvement and Colonel ED Bort, who spent the summer in Portland at a sanatorium, is expected to reach home by Saturday or Sunday, much improved in health.
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Boyd
ED. Bort
Portland
Council at King Dodo Theater Leaves Meeting Empty
Owing to the attractions of the theater that night the council failed to materialize as all aldermen were at the theater listening to the witicism of King Dodo.
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Dodo
Golden Rule Hotel to Undergo Major Renovation
Builders tear into the Golden Rule hotel to repurpose upper floors, remove dormitories, and create lighted, ventilated rooms. Plans include a six foot recessed main entrance with stone steps, a rear bar room removal, a merged lobby and office, and a new front with cement sidewalk. Estimated improvements total nearly $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Hotel
Mr. Beard
Earnhart Real Estate
Seth
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
A reader notice touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and liver troubles. It claims broad medical success, offers a free sample bottle by mail, and provides purchase details and the address Binghamton New York for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Hright
Rilaner
Binghamton, N. Y
Portland Return Beats Delay After Irrigation Meeting
Governor and Mrs Chamberlain returned to Portland on a delayed train after visiting the city for the Irrigation convention. Farm Sold Near Blalock reports Adolph L. Bohaefer and Albert H.A. Schaefer selling 260 acres to M. B. Robinson for $3,000. A marriage license issued to George G. Nanaler and Miss Bernera Leedy. A New York report notes Al Adamy, the policy king, convicted of crimes, with details of his penitentiary sentence. James Wielheualiedraar, a lifelong resident of Dew Moines, dies. he left $26,000 cash to relatives in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blalock
Adolph L. Bohaefer
Albert HA. Schaefer
M. 8. Robinson
George GC. Nanaler
Bernera Leedy
Bireh Oreek
Joseph Wielheualiedraar
Aqintor
Dew Moines
Lowls
Threat Letter Prompts Rock Island Train Patrolling
A new letter threats dynamiting Rock Island trains in Iowa unless a large sum is paid. Chicago reports say Rock Island officials refuse to confirm. Des Moines dispatch notes the line to Eartham is being patrolled night and day by armed guards two miles apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Island
Iowa
aMcialn
Oreny
Des Moines
Eartham
Robbers Hold Up Marshal Then Break Open Calaboose
Merrimac Massachusetts reports four men held up the city marshal at an early hour, took his watch money and revolver, snapped his handcuffs, locked him in the calaboose and then blew open the post office safe. They also held up the night watchman and escaped as a pursuit begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimac
Mass
Idaho land tied up by Carey act ruling
Commissioner Richards has halted all Carey act contracts and tied up every irrigation project in Idaho as the state land board weighs the ruling. The board faces a flood of requests to modify the ruling to let companies resume work and open more lands to public settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
State Land Board
Land Board
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