Three Dollar Lines Gleaver Bros
Gleaver Bros at 805 Male Street listed three dollar lines in a brief urban listing. The item appears as a small classified entry with minimal details and no additional context.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
4
Gleaver Bros at 805 Male Street listed three dollar lines in a brief urban listing. The item appears as a small classified entry with minimal details and no additional context.
A collage of local offerings includes Badhey and Zohner cigars Peter West beer at Dr Whitaker’s priced at 8 for a set. ice cream and confections by Candy Datton. Housework job seeks applicant. J Murphy’s paint shop ad and Court treas mention. Price comparisons for dental work urged against S12 to 200. Gherkin pickles olives sold by G EK. Renn building rooms for rent and renovators. Columbia Hotel by F X Schempp proprietor. Painting and framing services advertised by Chas Lane. DeWitt’s remedies featured for liver, skin, piles and burns. Tallman & Co druggists promote products.
Readable items include soap and candy at Koeppen's drug store, fresh Lowney chocolates, and seven carloads of late apples from Walla Walla. Local notices cover room for rent, job ads, cigar sales, a football game, bank silver shipment, and multiple social and legal notices from Pendleton and surrounding areas.
Enthusiastic audience packed Fraser opera house Wednesday to see the Frank Tanocelli Jr. company present A Young Wife. The cast led by Sebeiye Palmer received praise for literary and dramatic merit, with Anna Mortland and Wm Sellery noted for strong performances. Upcoming attractions include Uncle Josh Spraceby on Oct 20 and A Wise Guy on Oct 31 with a blend of vaudeville acts and music.
Trade sources in Chicago and New York report uneven action in the wheat market with varied openings and shifting quotes. Prices show small gains and losses as investors react to early session data and market sentiment.
A fire last night destroyed the Cove fruit dryer a two year project noted as among the best equipped in Eastern Gryon. The structure carried about 40 tons of dried fruit and was partially insured for 100 dollars. The blaze will impact local industry and workers in Grande Rowdy with regional effects. A separate notice offers 640 acres wheat farm for sale by W. W. Hemple of Pendleton, Oregon.
Rev John Warren of Athena visited Pontician on Wednesday coming from Walla Walla where his son had an appendicitis operation. Warren returned to Walla Walla and will conduct services there Sunday for Rev Andreas Bard at St Paul’s church. Bard will travel to Pendleton to lead services at the Church of the Redeemer on Sunday while Rev W E Pottsie officiates locally.
Owl Tea House advertises a display of Haviland and Covtenes china including dinnersets, trays, bonbon boxes, and spoons. The retailer invites customers to visit and view the assortment, calling itself the cheapest place in Oregon.
A Fayette County black prisoner Lal Mallivan, condemned for murder and sentenced to be hanged, is to be released after Governor Atkinson granted clemency. The original death sentence was commuted, and Mallivan will likely be freed within days from the state penitentiary in Moanmideville.
Report notes a petrified atom fragment from the Columbia River near Homesine claimed by geologists from the University of California and others to originate in an ancient lava covered formation. Observers mention petrified wood and an ancient vessel, with calls for attention from residents and scholars.
Pendleton Ukiah Stage Line announces daily departures at seven o'clock from Pendleton excluding Sundays, serving Sunray Miot Rock Nyw Ridge Alba and Ukiah. Freight rates posted by Tallman and Co. list freight on provenage.
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