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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1888
Page
3
Fragmented notices from Centerville to Pendleton mention property sales, land claims, and local appointments. Items include a carpet sale, assessments for Uma! in 1894, and residents traveling for rustic retreats. The piece hints at wheat yields and community announcements.
A man named Frank Allen was run over on the Spokane and Palouse line at G Saturday after placing himself on a low trestle with his body across the rail. The engineer saw a white sleeve and the wheels tore his chest, killing him. he had been drinking and may have wished to end his life.
A lively camp near Pendleton draws about a hundred visitors from Pendleton to Meachum enjoying a mountain retreat. The group sways with merriment, attends Sunday school in a rustic log cabin, and notes a late train interrupting their revelry as they linger in the woods and share stories under a frontier sky.
Passengers recount a shocking series of train accidents including a wheel breaking through a coach floor near Denver, a fatal shooting aboard by an emigrant passenger, and the engineer Carson Wall4 later found dead near Huntington. The casualty list and names of travelers from across the West fill a chaotic scene of late night travel and injury.
A newly introduced header attachment from stockton brought by C. Ksyetny is in use at J. F. Temple's farm in Eastern Oregon. The contraption, with a new counter shaft, operates the header efficiently, promising a full report in the Bawr Dnnguntan column.
A Lexington dispatch reports Mahlon Chance of the New York protective tariff group praising Oregon results. The league claims strong funding and broad reach with over 10 000 members and no initiation fee limit, while other items mention strikes, a shooting suicide in Stockton, and various land and homestead policy decisions pending secretary decisions.
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