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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1903
Page
6
Enjoy leisure time at Robinsons Amusement Parlors featuring first-class bowling alleys, billiards and pool tables, shooting and throwing galleries, musical entertainment every evening, temperance refreshments and cigars. Drop in to spend spare time with well maintained facilities.
A long church page lists Sunday schedules across many denominations. M E Church, First Baptist, Congregational, West End Chapel, Christian, and First Presbyterian detail Sunday school times, sermons, union gospel meetings, baptisms, and special services. Attendance urged, with invites to strangers.
Tomorrow afternoon at 8 20 a gospel mass meeting brings together Baptist Congregational M E North M E South and Presbyterian churches with the theme The Fruits of Faith. A six voice male choir will sing special music with Mr Hicks on violin and an evening union service at 7 20. Workshops continue Monday and Tuesday at 2 30 in the Presbyterian church with others at the Baptist and Congregational churches later in the week. Judging by last week, crowds and good work are expected. R W Kine chairmen
Oregon State Professor A P Armstrong to manage largest pheasantry in Oregon on Medford farm, sourcing birds from Homer Davenport near East Orange New Jersey and via Asia. Plans include Angora cats and ferrets, breeding stock delivered for Western depot operations, with Golden pheasants from Japan. Armstrong notes desktop breeding, bantam hens hatch pheasants. Washington note: Boston Red Sox to report in Macon for spring practice with schedule through early April.
Echo ships 140 carloads of cattle since January 1, averaging 1200 pounds each. More than 1000 cattle remain to depart this season, mainly to the Sound country. The town hosts independent telephone links to Butter Creek and Pendleton, a thriving hotel, Echo Land and Lumber Company, and a growing trade from homeseekers exploring land and resources. Local firms include Karen Miller General Merchant, Robinson & Ripper Hardware, Wilbur McFerron Harness, and more. J A Green, from Colfax, leads development efforts. Church, lodge, school, and a busy post office station anchor the community.
The Peoples Warehouse will sell for one week starting Monday in late 2007. The store offers 14 men's suits priced at 7.10 dollars, now reduced to 3.76 dollars each.
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