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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1902

Page

3

Plats of Vacant Lands and Umatilla Reservation

Special notice of vacant plats in La Grande land district and all entries fractional lots and topography offered at $2 each. Includes Umatilla Reservation plats corrected from U S Land Office records. Focus on unsold portions and pending applications before the United States Land Office. Office in La Grande Oregon.

la Grande Land District Umatilla Reservation U.S. Land Office United States Land Office U. S. Land Office la Grande Oregon

East Oregonian's Local Voice Sows Community Appreciation

The East Oregonian highlights community involvement as readers express appreciation for local reporting and civic engagement. Residents commend the newspaper’s role in informing citizens and strengthening regional ties through steady coverage and timely updates.

Adams Neighbors Share Personal Visits and Local Tales

Advance notes report Mrs. J. A. Winn visiting Pendleton. F. C. Pyle and others from Pendleton transact business in Adams. Newborn son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Rothrock born July 19, 1902. Miss Norman Alloway visits Adams with friends. Several Pendleton residents, including Mose Thompson, W. B. Woods, and Albert Volrath, come to Adams. A warehouse job at Cayuse station is described and a river hold-up near town yields $7.50. Bergevin notes he was not afraid despite kneeling chills.

J. A. Winn Pendleton F. C. Pyle Adams Albert Volrath Albert Lewis A. B. Rothrock Norman Alloway W. B. Woods Will Morris Bros Mose Thompson Pen Dleton Charlies Kennedy Cayuse Station Pacific Coast Elevator Co J. M. Craig L. L. Simpson Wardner Idaho W. J. Wilkinson Hugh Robie Louis Bergevin Chas Dunn Mr. Bergevin

Eighth Straight For Pendleton In Slugging Win

Pendleton won the eighth straight game Sunday against La Grande in a high scoring slugfest. Bolin pitched poorly for the Beet Pullers, issuing ten walks and allowing seventeen hits as Pendleton surged ahead after Wilner started shaky. Hays hit a home run, Cox starred in center, and Schills stood in for Brown with a sharp stop as Indians built eight runs in the seventh on Bolin’s trouble. Umpire Mitchell drew complaint for calls.

Pendleton la Grande Bolin Beet Pullers Wilner Adams Indians Schills Cox Hays Mitchell

Indians Escape Narrow Victory In Saturday Game

Saturday's contest saw the Indians win by one run after a five run burst in the first four innings. Rol Brown started for the Beet Pullers, yielded ten early runs, was relieved by McGucken, who allowed only scattered hits. In the fourth a foul line injury sidelined Brown, with Rhea taking over behind the plate. Tamarac Adams starred in center while Fay and Black contributed solid infield play. Stovall led at bat with a homer, a double and a single. Umpire Mitchell drew sharp criticism for numerous contentious calls, though few doubted his intent to be fair. Attendance listed at 1500.

Indians Rol Brown Pendleton Brown McGucken Black Hays Shay Taylor Thompson Castner Schmidt Rhea Tamarac Adams la Grande Fay Stovall

A Double Massacre at Alta Grounds Show

A large crowd watched a comic, undefined game at Alta baseball grounds billed as baseball but resembling a mix of cricket and ping pong with one bat. The half hour event ended in a disputed tie as printers and Wonders claimed wins. the audience left amused and mostly satisfied.

Alta Baseball Grounds

Gold Diggers, Walla Walla Split Games in Baker City

At Baker City the Saturday and Sunday games split even with the Gold Diggers winning the first 6 to 3 and Walla Walla taking the second 4 to 0. The games featured spectacular individual plays though teamwork was lacking on both sides.

Baker City Walla Walla

Gilbert Branstetter Dead In Stage Gulch Tuberculosis

Gilbert Branstetter aged 20 died at the Lee Beam home on Stage Gulch 14 miles north of town this morning at 2 o clock after seven weeks with tuberculosis. He was the son of H C Branstetter and is survived by a sister and a brother. Funeral services will be held at Mr Beam’s home at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and the remains will be interred at sundown.

Gilbert Brannstetter Lee Beam Sin

Fer Gale Stock and Merchandise Business For Sale

A well established general merchandise stock with estimated value six to seven thousand plus a paying business. Located in a thriving stock raising and mining county with strong trade prospects. Includes stock and fixtures and ongoing customer base. Suitable for prudent buyer seeking steady earnings in a rural market.

Weather and closing effects hit Walla Walla crops

Walla Walla reports crop damage from recent winds and rain mainly in barley and early fall grain with heavy losses in high wind areas. Spring grain suffers from heat and low moisture with heads pinched, while town life shows a rare Sunday quiet as saloons and eateries stay closed.

Walla Walla Dar Jain Mill Creek

Cowardly Attempt Aimed At Drumheller Harvesters

A July 28 report from Walla Walla describes an arson attempt to destroy Drumheller Bros. large Walla Walla valley harvesting outfit. A candle was planted in the machine’s cylinder among rubbish. air extinguished it, saving the hundreds of dollars in equipment. The motive remains unclear, with theories ranging from personal grudges to opposition to the use of combined machines.

Walla Walla Drumheller Bros Walla Walla Valley Drumhellere Drumhellers

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