Misses and Children's Shoes Offer Wide Selection
A local advert promotes a strong line of Misses' and Children's Shoes with a large assortment at all prices. It notes welts and turns are among the best and urges customers to visit before buying.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
4
A local advert promotes a strong line of Misses' and Children's Shoes with a large assortment at all prices. It notes welts and turns are among the best and urges customers to visit before buying.
Local notices advertise farm loans with good board and rooms at 612 Webb Street. Sale items include 100 hogs and various goods from Alexander’s department store, Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co, and Martin’s fresh produce. J A Howard offers 1300 acres of plowed land for sale with terms. Lane's Medicine marketed by Talman & Co.
A jumble of ads and notices lists goods like gas mantled lamps, pickled herring, and dresses at various stores. It mentions dry goods, furniture, and a sofa cushion sale, plus a public meeting with a council quorum attempt and a weekly band concert at Main and Webb.
Two local fighters Cooney Slaughter and Jake Moyer battled to a five round draw at the Holden Rule hotel basement. About fifty spectators attended as a collection raised funds for a theater project. Both men escaped without serious injuries and left the scene praising their effort.
An advertisement touts a new medicine for consumption and coughs claiming dramatic cures. a store incident followed by a street brawl and police called. a Vermont man reports his child cured of eczema with DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. caution urged against counterfeits.
London critics and theater figures discuss American actors in London and praise Henry Irving. They highlight performances by Enid Gillette and others, noting reciprocal artistic exchanges between the two nations and upcoming engagements at Strand and other venues.
Telegram items report Mr and Mrs Maa Bao of Pendleton awaiting Morton news. Janel triende noted as friend from the past week. J. A. Hinklow and K. Lindop escorted to court with a one year penitentiary sentence for Lindop. Marriage license granted to John Stanton and Daisy Woolbeth of Athena. John Melhall traveling to Carlingwood Ontario with wife. Delegates to Oregon State Baptist convention from Pendleton listed. Mr Boyd of Dillon Montana, former Baker City press founder, visiting Milbon with daughter Mrs Irving Money before returning via Spokane.
Geo K Rogers, general organiser of the Woodmen of the World, visited Pendleton on his route from Denver to Spokane. He oversees Oregon and Washington territories and has reportedly initiated a record number of members in four cities during August while aiming to expand in Seattle and beyond.
Wiltman College football squad traveled to Seattle and Walla Walla for a weekend scrimmage and state university game. Key players included Chittenson at center, Calloway at end, Ring at tackle, Lasater at quarterback, and Galloway at guard with substitutes Jobstian and Moriis.
A lighthearted but cautionary note discusses rats in an open bulk coffee storage bin. The piece praises tin canisters for cleanliness freshness and delicate flavor, implying safer storage practices to prevent contamination.
Judge Ellis adjourned proceedings until Monday as he remains at his son’s bedside. The court date shifted while attorneys and staff await updates on the ill child, with next actions pending further medical certainty.
Franklin Adair gives readings at the Columbia Hotel 644 Main Street. He claims to reveal past life events present condition and future, describes character and health using a theory linking line and mount with alleged accuracy.
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