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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1914
Page
5
The United Orchestra will perform another delightful dance at Eagle Woodman hall on Thursday evening March 26. All are invited and assured a good time.
Motorcycle at a Bargain advertises an Indian motorcycle with speedometer and Prest o-lights, barely used. Inquire C. E. Nelson, 114 East Court St. Also a Notice announces a shooting event tomorrow at 10:30 am at the Round Up Gun Club with merchandise prizes, issued by G. T. Ladow, President.
Washington dispatch notes intensely cold weather prevailing east of the Rockies and forecasters warn the cold snap may last several days. Strong winds and low temperatures are reported across the region as bitter conditions persist.
A reprint recalls P T Barnums publicized exhibit of Jumbo the giant elephant. It notes his size and allure as a touring marvel and mentions the Jumbo 20 act Toydom display offered to readers, highlighting its crafted card board acts and motion feature.
Sheriff Tim Taylor in Weston served papers. Smith of La Grande and Ed Buhrer from La Grande over from the N. W. railroad HQ. Athena residents Krebs Daoo Ite Brown Booker visit Pendleton. D. W. Bowman Echo resident, I. E. Young school official, Julian He lix publisher, Didion Milton Eagle owner, George Seattle sheet metal worker joins D. D. Phelps, Alexander near recovery from small pox, Skrable Portland attorney visiting, seeds from Senator Lane distributed, Hicks former Alta operator leaves for Klamath Falls, Collins plans Portland trip and baseball talks with Captain Lodell.
PD D Phelps reports employing five new plumbers to meet a spring rush. He says contracts for nine dwellings are under way, signaling Pendleton’s greatest bulking period to date in 1914.
A public sale lists 14 work horses and mares aged 4 to 8 years weighing 1200 to 1500 pounds, 2 three year old colts, 1 yearling colt, 4 four year old mules, 2 two year old mules, 1 three bottom John Deere 14 inch gang plow, 1 cultivator, a four section 20 foot steel harrow, and 1 buggy. The notice enumerates items to be auctioned with no further details.
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