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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1903
Page
8
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T Gahagan reports unusual activity and rising profits across the Blue mountain mining districts from Sanger and Sparta to Greenhorn. Small holdings are yielding profits, labor demand has revived, merchants stock up, and farming interests remain strong. Overall outlook: exceptionally prosperous year ahead.
County Surveyor Kimbrell laid out a ten acre addition to Weston owned by J. D. Gish. The ground will be marketed as soon as the plat is recorded. Weston is building up rapidly with bright prospects ahead of it.
A stream of residents and visitors at Pendleton is noted with many names and origins. Mrs E A Vaughan travels to Portland while Benj Atkinson of Eehoik and Chas McAlavy of Helix are in the city. J W Becker and IL EB Therkelser head to Wallal Walla, John Lightfoot of Butter Creek and John Oliver of Echo visit, with several others from Echo, Knox County Nebraska and Knox County Nebraska seeking residence or work. Local movers head to Colfax, Havana and Spokane. plans include fencing, construction, and teaching posts. An assortment of new arrivals, land prospects, and farm laborers are mentioned amid hospital and civic news.
Pendleton witnessed a lively exhibition game dubbed baseball between Boston store “counter jumpers” and Peoples Warehouse staff. Final score 31 to 3 with Warehousers prevailing on a sunlit Sunday, players delivering varied fielding and batting antics amid humorous commentary and playful disputes over calls.
In Judge Fitzgeralds Mill court four Indians faced drunk and disorderly charges. Three were arrested yesterday and one today. two forfeited bail while two were sent to jai. Wim Johnson caused trouble at Penland lodging house and at the jail, leading to a street brawl and a three day sentence. An Onaka arsenal electrical power plant in Japan is noted.
The Thursday Afternoon Club meets at Mire. C J Smith's home on Lee street amid discussion of delegat es to the state federation. The Current Literature Club held a fall meeting at Mrs. J H Robinsons. The Woman's Club met Tuesday with talks on legislation and store hours. They praise local improvements, plan a school art fund, flower show, and a future Astor show with Athena club women. Citizens urge a city dumping ground and better refuse disposal amid calls to curb trash in streets and lots. John Weldert rents his farm near Athena for six years to F G Naylor and moves to Walla Walla. wheat prospects look favorable with 20,000 bushels stored locally.
The report notes Gov Poehler of Stage Guirh and John W Crowe own an orange grove near the fork of Makey Creek, about 25 miles out, with lines of communication described as the new phone line setup linking the properties and local committee arrangements.
A new telephone connection will soon link Menehham to nearby towns via pole mounted lines rather than barbed wire. Mr Peebler notes three feet of snow in the mountains between McKay and Mencham watersheds. Peebler, a resident of Umatilla county since 1878, moves in state for fifty years. Echo hosts a petition to establish a branch U.S. land office to handle growing business, seeking A. Batche as receiver. Esteb recently arrived in Beho from Prosser, Washington.
The Corbett Mc Govern field returns will be received by rounds at Clark and Co cigar store Tuesday night March ost.
Real estate bargains offer 800 by 1000 builds and cheap corner lots. Various properties include a $1800 lot with cottage, four lots with dente, $3050 for a cottage and four lots, and 80 acres near Calum wheat with water and a four room house. Strong entities include E T Wade and 301.
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