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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1904
Page
5
A jumble of city briefs lists shops and sales from Withee’s to Roosevelt’s, with hats, shoes, dress goods, cream and soda, express deliveries, and department store offerings. Items include job seekers, rental notices, land and irrigation promises, and a church Thanksgiving service update. Various names, places, and products appear in quick succession, forming a snapshot of bustling commercial life.
Sullivan and Hond offer large wool blanket and comforter stock at great price cuts as they close out. The store explains the line no longer fits the clothing and shoe business and invites customers to buy blankets at marked prices, promising to share next steps.
A fragmented notice promotes the Peoples Warehouse new art department with items like pillow ruffles and diners, advertising free formal classes Fridays and Tuesdays. It also mentions property sale and rental notices, and Koeppen's Drug Store announcing store hours closing for Thanksgiving.
A stream of visitors and residents from Echo Weston Walla Walla Athena and neighboring areas arrives in Pendleton today. Notables include B Van Cleve H G Newport J P Cuummings G K Light J A Best George Ness McElchorn W B McCarty M A Bryson Barber and wife Sam Bannister R M Powers and many others visiting for business or Thanksgiving travel.
Extr ordinary inducements for Thanksgiving at the Peoples Warehouse tomorrow forenoon. The store opens until 12 o'clock to cram a full day's trading into a half day. Table linens discounted 25 to 32 1/2 percent. Women's lace collars half price for the occasion with various items reduced. Kid gloves prices cut, aiming to boost holiday purchases. Fruitgrowers of the Lowlaton region plan to organize a growers' association similar to California groups.
Large turnout at a Pendleton club shooting event with over a hundred spectators. Eight regular events total 100 targets with a $2 entry, prizes include a Powers rod and a grand live turkey. Other prizes feature a gold dollar, engraved cars, a hunting shirt, cigars, and dental work. Events run from 1 AM to afternoon with handicaps. Idaho fruit area noted at 45 000 acres, 10 000 inspected this year.
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