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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1888
Page
3
The publishers of East Drwgnton determine to offer three cash awards on January 1, 188, with details listing First Awards and subsequent prizes.
Pendleton scene bulges with rail updates and business moves. Changes include new real estate offices in East Oregonian’s block, a planned brick hotel on Main and Railroad streets, and street grading by Stroud and Smith. Plus, Gurnsey leaves for San Francisco as Miss Wheelan visits from Walla Walla.
A talented lady educator from Whitman College will perform in the Opera House this evening under the Ladies Aid Society of the M J Church. The event follows a praised recital in the city and features a program of refined elocution with a smooth voice and faultless intonation. Tickets cost 40 cents and are sold at Fletcher's Jewelry on Court Street.
Crump and John Barrett clashed after Crump warned about sheep trespass. Barrett was killed during a fight outside a gate when Crump stabbed him with a butcher knife. Crump was found demented, jailed, and awaits grand jury action as Barrett’s family mourns.
In Justice Shop court Henry Bowman sues Mine Strickland and E J Horton to oust occupants from the Bowman House hotel alleging subletting violated a December lease to Mrs Strickland who rented the property to June first with no sublet. The judge found no sublet and Bowman paid costs.
A fragmentary note reports strong reception for the Daily East One-Gornay on Thursday with visitors praising the Whickhers. A package arrived at 240 oclock with Homer H. Hallock, Portland correspondent, sending a brief acknowledgment from Portland March 2 Bs. She's a silly Hanon.
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