Three Dollar Lines
Pendleton Oregon retailer Cleaver Bros announces three dollar lines for Lm Pendleton shoppers with new price points and limited stock at the Pendleton store location.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1900
Page
4
Pendleton Oregon retailer Cleaver Bros announces three dollar lines for Lm Pendleton shoppers with new price points and limited stock at the Pendleton store location.
A collage of small ads and notices lists Bailey & Zehner choine cigars Freeh oysters at White House Grocery and Demott's poultry headquarters with dressed or alive stock Attend the big sale at the Boston Store Ice cream chocolates and Dutton's candy Cheaper dental options from Dr Whitaker and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve touted by Talimaan & Co.
A cluttered column lists upcoming meetings at Parliaments club and White Hows Grocery, ads for Pennott’s Swift’s ham and bacon, overcoats at the Houston Store, and clothing patterns. It includes notices of dances at LaDow hall, a silver heart found on Webb street, and various prescriptions and loom goods promoted by Tallman & Co.
An old advertisement extols a product named Hersicide claiming dandruff is caused by a germ and can be cured only by killing it. It touts the product as a unique antiseptic against contamination and as a hair treatment that also pretends to fight scalp buildup and promise hair care benefits.
The Pee ilivtot Sportsmen’s Association held its regular club shoot Sunday south of the city. Weather was fine though several shooters were below their season averages. notable scores and standings included H. J. Stillman 32, C. J. Hamilton 306, F. W. Waite hindered by a missing piece, and W. W. Vol reporting no fancy moves due to a new grip.
A blaze started around seven forty five in the afternoon destroyed Kin Chung and Co sufferance in Japanese fancy goods and teas and groceries. The fire system was out of repair and water was dirty causing delay before extinguishing efforts. the attic origin aided rapid spread. The crowd gathered as firefighters reached the scene.
Pendleton residents and visitors are noted in a string of personal mentions. Ke Boetcher departs for Chicago on secretarial duties. Sid Saylor arrives from Umatilla on business. Dr RE Matte Vieltingnvratives at Helix and returns Friday. W J McConnell, ex Idaho governor, guests at Hotel Pendleton Rowley. H W Edwards, Hotel clerk, ill with typhoid but improving. William Able visits from Butter Creek sheep ranch reporting healthy ranges. Herbert Thorveon writes from Carland California of a new position. Join M Gear recovering from illness and ready to resume at Boston Store next Monday. Gibeun recovering from recent operation in Walla Walla. Mrs W W Caviness visiting Pendleton. Mark Patton left for the East with stops in Stranton and Chicago. lists more journeys. M Wroome ill with typhoid, moved to boarding house for care. Dr J P WeFunllte attends. C J Smith and N G Bhalock of Walla Walla undergoing abdominal operation. John Kom suffers cramps and accident injuries at work. Joe Klein, Nolf, Fat Turner and Benest Hult head to Kitts to mill. Will Lane, Lane, Maple and Turner plan a river hunt by boat and land, 10 days away. Mr and Mrs Cook to Baker City then Laker City and southern cities, returning to Oregon in February. Early spring plans include Dawson mining interests. Northern telegraph confirms arrival plans for Pontes and a Monday evening arrival.
An explosion near Pendleton on the OKOAS railroad 1 mile west of Pendleton killed Fred Hyde, suiting in fatal head injuries. Hyde, a timekeeper for contractor Butts, entered a powder horn to photograph the blast, was struck by a rock fragment, and died en route to Pendleton. Doctors treated him with no hope of recovery.
The Rest Oregonian recount notes a three hundred fifty four plurality for Averaué Republican candidates and details shifts in voter support across towns including Athena Pentheton Weston and Milton. Prohibition and socialist votes are cited with local precincts showing varied results amid broad consumer-satisfaction pitches.
A satirical proclamation mocks a Thanksgiving celebration in a fictional colonial setting. It blurs political and bureaucratic language as it references a Great Owl and a supposed editor's room, noting the proclamation is subject to confirmation by the Great Owl of the United States.
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