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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1904
Page
8
The passenger department distributes a souvenir booklet detailing dedicatory ceremonies and includes engravings of fair buildings and a colored map of territorial acquisitions since the government’s founding. An advertisement promotes Kodol Digestive Cure, claiming it cures indigestion and rebuilds the body, with Tallman Co as seller.
Amabolis Tribe No 18 Improved Order of Red Men to host a grand masquerade ball Monday evening at Music Hall in honor of Washington's birthday. A handsome gold bead prize and festive attire expected, with members encouraged to attend in period costumes.
An umbrella prize will be awarded to the winning lady and five dollars in cash to the gentleman for the best sustained character. Music is arranged for the occasion. Tickets cost one dollar per couple, ladies 25 cents, and lady spectators may attend free. All are cordially invited.
Four year old Frack, son of Alfred Friedier, injured when thrown from a wagon at Despain Guich yesterday afternoon. The wagon wheel struck his head, causing a severe skull dent. He was brought to the city conscious and hospital care was begun, with hopes of recovery.
A letter from Deyton reports the club’s singing carried the people by storm and promises a grand entertainment for Pendleton next Thursday evening, assuring a memorable event for local residents.
Pendleton High School basketball team traveled to Weston for an afternoon game against a Normal School team. Charlies Graves has been indicted in Des Moines for murder in the first degree, accused of killing his wife and cremating her body.
A lively recap of Lent season social life in Pendleton including a Valentine ball at Music Hall with over a thousand red hearts, a unique dinner party in Chinatown hosted by Ung Goey, parish social and Japanese school event, plus personal notices of club meetings and local visits. The report notes out of town guests and ongoing social traditions during the season.
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