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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1888
Page
3
Pendleton resident submits a short note to the Daily East Oregon expressing local concerns and observations about town life and community events. The contribution reflects everyday civic interests and neighborly engagement.
The combined harvester crew faced a setback when the header counter shaft vanished during transport to Temple's farm. It was last seen in the courtyard and despite a thorough search, the shaft remains missing, likely stolen, delaying shipment of a replacement from Stockton and causing weeks of downtime.
Archbishop Gros of Portland delivered a Sunday sermon at 11 A.M. in a local Catholic church. He cited the parable of the Pharisee and the Publican to warn against pride and urged following Christ’s example of humility, noting humanity’s dependence on the Creator. The piece also praises the Selle Brothers for their entertainment show upcoming in Mendleton on August 8.
Dividend declared by Pendleton Building Association at eight per cent. Yale law graduate Henry B Beekman high honors. Centerville touts hope to beat State in baseball. Immigrants travel westward toward Palouse country. River eel carcasses and potential dynamite fisher activity reported. Umatilla river water status disputed with local mills operating. Union hosts baseball tournament with four hundred prize pool. entrants due by August 20. competition starts July 27 for six days. Accidents involve Willard and White machine near Waiteburg causing grain loss and fire costs. Bankers from Centerville and Worton fail to secure local banks. economic prospects discussed with East Coast financier Bentley.
Mayor Mewitt vows no cannon salutes for nominations in New York City. He cites strict enforcement of the ordinance against cannonading and declares politics must not override the law, stating cannon powder cannot be exploded in town during campaigns.
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