Photo Record
Images
Metadata
Object ID |
1980.1.605 |
Title |
Palmer & Denham Harness and Saddle Shop. |
Description |
Palmer & Denham Harness and Saddle Shop. "A list of Baker City's enterprising and successful business men would not be complete without mentioning Palmer and Denham, the hustling and up to date harness men of Main street. The partners, R. R. Palmer and H. E. Denham, are both practical mechanics and personally supervisie the construction of every piece of work that is turned out of their shop. The interior cut we present will give our readers some idea of the line carried, which consists of harness, saddles, saddlery, hardware, horse furniture of every description and gloves. They have the largest stock in Eastern Oregon, keeping a large assortment on hand in order to satisfy the demands of all their customers They make a specialty of stock saddles, a catalogue of which can be secured on application. In their shop they employ five skilled workmen, and their motto is "The very best at reasonable prices." They are also agents for the White sewing machine, which they sell for from $30 to $50." Source: p. 16, Souvenir Edition. Morning Democrat, Bowen & Small, Publishers, May 20th, 1898. |
Photographer |
Parker's Studio or M. M. Hazeltine |
Place |
Main, 1706 |
Photo Topic |
Baker City Buildings |
Search Terms |
1700 Block Main Street |
People |
Palmer, R. R. Denham, Hugh E. |