Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co Advertisements and Notices
A dense collection of local shop ads and notices including farm loans, grocery items, clothing and millinery sales, job seeks, rental inquiries, house for sale, bread pastries at Woman's Exchange, framing services, groceries, carriage painting, stoves, and a medicinal bottle offer. Includes prices, merchants such as Cleaver Brothers, Eagle hipage, Hawley Bros, Duypot stables, and Tallman & Co. products and services.
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Downey's
Cleaver Bros, Dry Goode Co
Campbells
Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co
Neagle Brow
Oregon
Alexander's
Livin Craig
Salo
E. T
Wade
Nur
Sharp
Fourt
Hawley Joe
Local notices list deaths marriages and meetings
A fragmented page notes the death of Mrs. Wim. Doweese in Athena from meningitis with funeral planned Saturday. Amanda Keller reports as secretary for the Order of Pendo urging attendance Friday. Judge Ream fines Herman Cook $10 for drunkenness. five days jail if unpaid. Two marriage licenses issued to Chas. Mellon with Maje M. G. Fuel and Andrew J. Baker with Agnew A. Melville. Community activities include painting screens at Mrs. Porington’s with Mra A Lowell.
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Alexander's
R. Alexander’s
Coroner Court
Thompson
Roth
Rey
Mra. Wim. Doweese
Athena
Meningette
Order
Mise Agnew A. Melvriile
Mra
A. Lowell
Porington’s
Noyce
Webb Street Grading and Sidewalk Liens Tabled at City Meeting
At last night’s city council session most decisions focused on billa and sidewalk liens totaling over 1800. An ordinance to grade Webb street between Clay and Oak was approved while others postponed amid sidewalk dispute. Geo EF Schorr arrived with a rock crusher to be set about a mile east, to crush 2000 yards for W and O Railroad Co to place on Ponleton property.
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Webb Street
Clay
Oak
Geo
Schorr
Ponleton
Sur Orstial
Pendleton Oregon Common Council approves Webb Street grading
Notice states the October 2 1901 meeting ordered Webb Street from Clay street to Oak street improved by grading with gravel or crushed rock. Cost to be assessed against abutting property. Remonstrances must be filed with the city recorder within ten days. Attest J Eh Beam Recorder.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Webb Street
Clay Street
Oak Street
City Recorder
Eh. Beam
Pendleton City Registers 448 Voters In City Election
The Pendleton registration books closed with 448 citizens indicating a voting intent. Last election two years ago had EU names and this year saw about half as many. City Recorder Beam anticipated twenty five more names before closing. More names were added than expected, with over fifty registered in the evening.
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Pendleton
Beam
Damages Sought In Tailoring Business Suit
J A Schiller files a damage suit alleging breach of contract after purchasing Salbert's tailoring business for 3800. He claims 4500 in damages for losses to his business from the alleged breach and misperformance of agreed terms.
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Ay SoniMier
J. A. Schiller
John Salbert
Massey
Schiller
Dee Lundagt
A. Schwarte
Four railroad reps register at Pendleton today
Four railroad representatives meet in Pendleton, traveling from Portland to Huntington with a party of forty onboard bound for the Buffalo exposition. The travelers include KE A Cooper general agent passenger department Minneapolis St. Louis Railway. M J Roche traffic agent Rio Grande Western. W CO Searchrest river agent for New York Central lines. and J Lindsay traffic freight and passenger agent Milwaukee Central.
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Pendleton
Portland
Hantington
Peasunday
KE. A. Cooper
Pasewagger Department
Delaid
Logie
M. Jr. Roche
Trail
Paceenger
Rio Grande Western Railway
W. CO. Searchrest
Iieeeriver
New
Hand Concert At Main And Court Tonight
City band performs a hand concert at the corner of Main and Court streets tonight at eight. The program includes pieces such as Maren and The Star Spangled Banner with a patriotic march and selections by Handel and Beethoven.
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Maren
Haat Levera
Panntin
Waits
Hite Dan Lero
Owertine
Niaty
Dieayans Mani
Hivthe Heghwent
Kaya
Judd Block
Main and
Court Streets
LIEUTENANT FARROW HERE From Indian fighter to railroad man
Lieutenant Edward O. Farrow, once an army Indian fighter, arrived in Pendleton from Baker City. He recalls 1878–79 battles near the Grande Ronde valley, claims credit for naming Seven Devils peaks in Idaho, and discusses mining and railroad plans along Powder River to Snake River. He edits the Army and Navy Critic in New York and will return there tonight.
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King
Edward
Farrow
United States Army
Pendleton
Baker City
Oregon
Penleton
Idaho
Lieut
Yellowstone Park
Joseph
Tie
Peo
Watie-Kow-Kow
Yartin-j-owella
Powder River
Snake
Lawteton
Eagle Valley
Lieut. Farrow
Iron Dyke
Mexican Trust Co. of
New York
Army and Navy
Akie Pinkee
Bis
New York City
Pendleton Notes: Residents Arrive and Return from Walla Walla
Ed Briebo returns home from Walla Walla while D B Jarman Will Welle and Jack Craig come to Pendleton from Athena. Mrs John F Adama and Mrs Low Deering with child visit Pendleton. Lonia Hunsiker and Mrs J C Smith also guests. W Y Dement of the Sypukestitian Review travels through town. Mrs and Mrs William Louslave head to apartments at the Pendleton after Portland. Gus Lafontaine returns from Spokane. A Belto bridge inspector visits Pendleton. Robert Jlenton and Lee Moorhouse go to Athena to handle insurance. Mr and Mrs Morse from Portland visit Pendleton. J N Davis of Milton visits daughter in Pendleton then plans trip to Helix. Lester Fraker and Edith A Mitchell wed at groom’s father’s home with Rev W ug officiating. Braker ranch near Pendleton. bride from Merlin Oregon.
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Ed Briebo
Walla Walla
D. B. Jarman
Will Welle
Jack Craig
Athena
John F. Adama
McMino
Willere
Pendleton
Low Deering
Umatilla
Chas, Taylor
Buir
Weetouw
C. J
Sypukestitian Review
Spokane
and Mere
William Louslave
Vortland
Gus Lafontaine
Kier
George
Gousaga College
L. Morse
Portland
Morse
Eantarn O
J. N. Davis
Milton
James Kere
Helix
Lester P. Fraker
Edith A Mitchell
E. Braker
Kh. W Ug
The
Baptist Church
Braker
Merlin
Oregon
Trust issue to be taken up by next Congress
Washington report notes Attorney General Knox preparing an opinion on trusts. It says the Sherman act is insufficient for large capital combines, while President McKinley urged careful congressional consideration. The House passed an amendment to the Sherman act and the Senate recommitted it amid debate. President Roosevelt, in a St Paul speech, called for action on tariff and trusts.
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Unser
Knox
Carnegie Company
McKinley
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Rooseviet
Bia
St. Paul
Tokyo dispatch notes Osska Kioto bank panic subsides
A Times dispatch from Tokio reports the Osska and Kioto bank panic has fully subsided with all withdrawn deposits returned. It warns of danger from small mistreated banks as new bank promotion stops and small institutions close. Parliament will consider private savings bank law amendments next session.
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London
Tokio
The
Times
Osska
Kioto
Robbers Capture Cash at Saloon
A saloon was robbed recently, stealing about 1400 dollars. An advertisement promotes a promotion offering a 3 cent premium ticket with every 25 cent purchase of teas coffees spices extracts to be redeemed in china dishes. The note ends with a prompt to redeem by purchasing and tracing goods.
Mayor Declines Re Election After Petition Pleas
The city faced a decisive moment as Mayor Vincent refuses a renomination after friends urged him to reconsider. He states his work for the city and private business time commitments justify his final decision. The report notes general regret and public acknowledgment of solid reasons behind the choice.
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Tr. F. Ww
Ne Cent
Fraser to present two night engagement by Honolulu Coon
The Honolulu company will appear at Fraser tonight and tomorrow night with a proposed street parade on Main Street drawing many onlookers. Prices are at lower levels for the event and the show promises entertainment for theatre goers.
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Frazer
Honolulu
Winter Shoes Promise Comfort and Wet Weather Proofing
An advertisement touts winter shoes made from carefully tanned and stretched leather that resists swelling and shape loss when wet. It claims durability and cost efficiency with guaranteed wear and perfect fitting across foot types.
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Ast
Cleaver Bros
Jas. A. Howard
R. Alexanders
LaDow
C. B. Wadenana Gall
Carlote
K. Martin
Hawley Bros
W. RK
Davie
Martin
Tallman & Co
Academy
Umatilla County
Welb Street
Fialitead
Monin Town
Columbia Lodging House
Block Bey
Alta & Webb Sts
F. X. Schempp, Prop
Pendleton Shoe Co
Main Street
Lieutenant Farrow
Owl Tea House
Mother's Pride
Pendleton, Or
Vincent
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile
Uncle Sam
Rader's Furniture
Web Streets
Dreton
Sam
M. A. Rader
Main
Webb Streets
Cuttlery
Combis
Tallman
Meadow Lawn Farm
Antelope
Wasco Co
B. Durbin
Steinway, Kimball, Chickering
Emerson and Estey
Johnson
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