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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1902
Page
7
A brief classified item offering silk waists tailored to order at a price of six dollars fifty cents each. The note confirms availability and completion upon order, signaling a ready-to-wear service in the fabric market.
Miss Grace Knox returns from Pendleton to enroll at the Normal on Monday. Maud and Ethel Swae fart enjoy summer on the Heppner ranch. Swaggart builds a Pendleton home. William King endures blood poisoning and a finger removal after a splinter injury at Walla Walla. Guy Thompson suffers a severe leg twist near Weston Mountain, yet drives home and recovers. Two acres of American banner oats yield 70 bushels per acre at Fairview farm, with wheat averaging 86 bushels. A prehistoric tooth, found by Mrs. Edwin Simpson on Wild Horse Creek, is deemed a dinosaur tooth by a science professor at the Normal. Elder Simpson contemplates digging for bones rather than farming.
W. Peringer left for Whitman College in Walla Walla to study. Mrs. Winifred Brown and her two children arrived to make Adams their home. Will Krebs and wife of Lawton and Will Krebs and wife of Pendleton arrived midweek. Krebs brothers once lived here. their stepmother Mrs Hattie Krebs resides in Adams. George Margulis learns he attends Whitman College, though a warehouse job in Adams may cause confusion. Governor Planting, a native of Finland, writes a peculiar long word explanation. a $25 prize goes to the longest intelligible Finnish word. Also a rental notice offers 400 acres of Centennial land in Umatilla County, apply to Charles Cardinell in Portland.
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