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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1913
Page
5
A jumble of short ads and notices from Pendleton Oregon items include barbershop and meat market mentions, housekeeping jobs, rentals, for sale posts, lost glasses, merchandise like sewing machines, furniture moving, and a Christmas sale. Names, addresses, and local business references appear with brief contact notes and dates.
A parade of names visits and movements as J W Bones Covepent and J W Stockton Adama are recorded arrival and departure notes. Sheriff T D Taylor serves papers at Echo while Deputy Blakely pursues Milton duties. Various residents including J M Roger Pilot Rock editor and Raymond Walker Stanfield are noted traveling through Pendleton and surrounding areas on the latest transport and business trips.
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania's Panama Pacific commission will not erect a duplicate Independence Hall at San Francisco. Instead a central pavilion with colonnade and wings will house the Liberty Bell in a fireproof vault in a side building for protection and night locking during the exposition.
A man reflects on how much sense one girl showed when she left him, only to find meaning as another woman agrees to marry him. The tale follows his shift from heartbreak to hopeful commitment as circumstances change.
Found notice states G B Gillette sells Pendleton Cleaning Works at 2061 2 E Alta and invites continued patronage. Geo Fell proprietor promises personal attention to work.
Notice seeks help locating several horses including a sorrel mare branded U with bar, weight 1250 pounds, with colt. a bay saddle mare 800 pounds. a tall sorrel gelding. and a bay yearling filly branded J W on left shoulder. Notify Claude 8 Woodell in La Grande, Oregon. reward offered.
Oregon Agricultural College reports Professor James Dryden's moving picture poultry films draw large Missouri audiences in Pacific. The Ozark event featured an illustrated lecture by Mr. T. B. Quingenterry with incubator chick emergence, trap nest demonstrations, and vivid scenes of hens, roosters, and flock vigor, heralding a new era in poultry instruction.
A respected Nez Perce elder, Philip Minthorn, died at Tutullla after a long life of church work. He joined the church in 1883 and served 26 years as ruling elder, attending the general assembly in St. Louis. Survived by widow Lizsie Minthorn and five children, his death ends a legacy of cross-cultural leadership and missionary collaboration.
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