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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1901
Page
4
Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods and Local Notices
Local ads list Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co selling school hose at 24¢ per pair and promoting a large stock of goods. Wanted help for housework, farm products offers, and various merchant notices. Other items include meat market purchases, rental house on Maine Street to be moved, and a sale ondiscounted goods at Martin's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
A. Howard
Campbells
Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co
Empire
R. Martin
Maine
Martin
Dupot Stables
Bivin Craig
Martin's
Clear Brothers Dry Goods Co
Eale
Camac Prairie
BE. T. Waste
Hawley Hills
W. R. Withee
Nomentic and
Davie
Eal Tanda Medicine Lane
Talman & Cu
Local Wholesale Ads and Notices Highlight 1900s Stage Sales
A jumbled list of store promotions and notices includes Mekled herring at Martin's, new books and tablets, Alexander's department store sales on waists belts and remnant fabrics, and a chocolate sale at Koeppen & Bros. Candy Dutton’s candy, framing at Sharp, and various goods at Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods. A marriage license issued to James Ratti and May Coffman in Umatilla County and an upcoming Degree of Honor ball at Armory Hall are noted. Fred W. Waite of Duker & Hamilton showcases vault doors for DeSpain block. The Portland–Teoma baseball trip appears canceled due to touring constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin's
Cleaver Bros. Dry Gooda Co
Webb Streat
Alexander's
Alexander Department Store
Alexanders
Palm Delicious
Gale
Koeppen & Bros
W. K. Neil
Sorosie
Mre. Harveys
Burne
Armory Hall
Mia
J. D. Plamondon
Athena
Portland
Candy Dutton's
Sharp
Court Street
Hawley Ron
Mary
Trust
Ann Street
Bluff
James Ratti
Amd
May Coffman
Unitilla County
Fred
W. Waite
Duker & Hamilton
San Francisco
Oko
Hartman Abstract
Coupiny
A. Armstrong
Babbit & Graham
Lendleton
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Kidnapped Women Held by Brigands Demand Ransom
Report describes Mme Tallka and Miss Stone held in a secluded cave by brigands who demand ransom. The captors threaten to harm the prisoners if payment is not made and say ransom is the only way to secure their release. No one has claimed the designated ransom site at Samakolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stone
Samakolf
Knights of Pythias Elect Local Leaders in Oregon
Portland with Oct 16 report says the grand lodge elected Col. Akin of Huntington as grand chancellor and James W. Maloney of Pendleton as vice grand chancellor during the ses sion here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Col. Akin of
Huntington
James W. Maloney
Pendleton
London Bank Robbery Report From Fies
In Danville on October 15 a robbery attempt exposed a broken up and scattered Scheer gang. They blew open the San bank but were driven away by citizens before securing any fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
lo-Kitchner
Fies
Scheer
Danville
Pendleton Gossip Notes Travel and Local Doings
Local residents depart for Portland on business or visits while others plan trips to Des Moines and Port land. Pendleton guests include James Wright at the Hotel Pendleton and Miss Leila McKayie-tn Sere from Port. Mrs. Mendall relocates to San Bernardino. Pullman teacher Frances Woodard sails for Washington state. Steamship Sardinian reaches Glasgow with Mrs. Vert aboard. Gus La Fontaine reports racing meet success at La Grande. horses win early prizes but fall short in Sunday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. T. Cox
Portland
E. S. Johnson
T. B. Fite Gerald
James Wright
North Yakima
Pendleton
Leila McKayie
Portand
Mra
A. BE. Mekwon
Thus
Ayers Haa
Roberta
Chas
Chapman
Des Moines
Tonteht
W. B. Love
Nile
Willam Potts
Helix
Charles M. Mendall
Addie Mcintosh
Pendleton Public
Missouri Valley
Iowa
San Bernardino
Cal
Frances Woodard
Fred Waite
Pullman
Wash
Pullman Agricultural College
John B. Doffy
Athena
Moses Hordeanz
Doffy
Glasgow
Scotland
Vert
Pasenger
Gus la Fontaine
la Grande
Larande
Public School Notes Debating and Oratorical Society Formed
Pupils at the high school formed a debating and rhetorical society after school on Saturday. Plans include interscholastic contests among Baker City La Grande Union and Pendleton with hopes for a spring event in Baker City. The eighth grade formed a society. prize offered for best reading of the U S Constitution. The campus sees growing enrollment. new rooms are needed after Christmas. football practice continued with Elmer Sullivan returning to school. Reverend G A McKinlay spoke at chapel. he helped found Pendleton Academy and is visiting to renew acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Hackenbury
la Grande
Baker City
Union
Pendleton
Weston Normal
T G. Walley
United States
John Marsh
Principw
Conklin
Elmer Sullivan
Waddell
FL Tl. Forber
Herman
G. A. McKinlay
McKinlay
Academy
Hattenbach’s Ouida Dramatization Seen as Most Faithful
A review praises Leon Hattenbach’s stage adaptation of Ouida’s Under Two Flags for fidelity to the tale compared with rival companies. It notes Lady Venetia’s weak acting limits and cigarrette’s failure to evoke passion, while Miss McCallum’s performance as Arab sheik and a poignant dying scene receive commendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Hattenbach
Ouida
Lady Venetia
Venetia
Lord Cecil
Education In Porto Rico and Public Health Attitudes
The article notes high costs of maintaining Porto Rico schools and suggests closer ties with the U.S. system. It also promotes Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for digestive woes, claiming early use prevents suffering and that many prominent physicians endorse it over fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Hoatetter
Stage Lines For Sale From Sumpter To Alamo
Sumpter Transportation Co of Sumpter Oregon offers sale of stage lines from Sumpter to Whitney Canyon City Granite Law ton and Alamo with stock, vehicles, equipment and government mail contracts. Terms total price 1000 cash with balance paid from government contract receipts as earning. Rare opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumpter
Whitney
Canyon City
Granite
Lawton
Alamo
Sumpter Transportation Co
Oregon
Next Excursion to Portland Ticket Sale Notice
The O KR N Co announces an excursion to Portland on Wednesday October 16 with round trip tickets good until October 22 priced at 66 cents Each ticket includes two admissions to the Exposition and Carnival for event day travelers and showgoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Excavation on Main Street Near City Bakery Deadline
On Main Street excavation near City Bakery and Grocery requires Ride by October 22. R MARTIN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Bakery and Grocery
R, Martin
A Rat in the Coffee Bin Sparks Freshness Debate
A reader questions cleanliness as coffees are kept in bulk in tin canisters to ensure freshness and flavor while noting concerns about possible contamination from vermin in storage.
Not Believed in Washington Message From British Government
Washington October 16 no confirmation at the state department on reports that Chaate carries a message from the British government about U S attitude to England in European complications. It is not believed that Chaate brings such a message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Chaate
England
Roosevelt Abides by Evans. Pension Bureau Commissioner Satisfied
Washington October 5 President Roosevelt will make no change in the pension bureau. Commissioner Evans is satisfactory to him and to G A R commander in chief Eli Torrence of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Okt
Roosevelt
Ue Reau
Evans
Grand Army
Eli Torrence
Minnesoth
Croker Takes Charge as New York Mayor Campaign Opens
The mayoralty campaign begins in earnest with Richard Croker assuming control at Tammany Hall. He orders hustlers mobilized and the intense battle for election day starts now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Campain
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Croker
Fortune Teller Franklin Adair Readings at Columbia Hotel
Franklin Adair operates a palm and fortune reading service at the Columbia Hotel 634 Main Street. He presents a full past, present, and future personal analysis with health, character and abilities, offering clear lines and mounts explanations and charging 50 cents and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hotel
Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Children’s Shoes
Cleaver Bros
Tallman & CO
Umatilla County
Kentucky
John Schmidt
Louvre
Beef On Earth
Alexander Department
Teoma
Athens
Lytanvel
Mme. Tallka
J. W., Maloney
Knights of Pythias
Schepers’ Commando
Milwaukee
The
Pendleton Shoe Co
Public
Academy Notes
Hattenbach
Oudi
Owl Tea House
Lyons Mercantile
Uncle Sam
Main and
Webb Streets
Dleton
Sam
M. A. Rader
Main
Franklin Adair
Columbia LodGiNg House
Block Bet
TA & Webb
F. X. Schempp, Prop
Neagle Bros
Crowner & Son
J. R. Dickson
East Oregonian Building
Pendleton, Oregon
Hale i
Sik
Ingrain
Brussels
Jesse
Golden Rule Hotel
Steinway, Kimball, Chickering
Johnson
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