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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1911
Page
5
A jumble of ads lists coal and wood suppliers, rental rooms in Judd building, furnished rooms for rent, a horse boarding rate, and a druggist returning to practice. Also notes moving services, a Franklin car sale, and train schedules via Northern Pacific with agent contact in Pendleton.
Local eatery put up for immediate sale due to unspecified reasons. Prospective buyers may call THUTSCH & BICKERS at the main number for details and arrangements.
Three offenders were whipped at the Newcastle county workhouse for larceny by order of the court in Wilmington Delaware. Chief Winfield Crawford administered the lash to James Heptrey, James Brockson, and Elwood Jammer, with two others receiving fewer lashes. Each man was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
A parade of visitors and residents arrival and travel details fills Pendleton and surrounding towns. Notables include H. 5 Commer of Elgin, J. Wattimer of Nye, Charles H. Morris of Arlington, W. R. Walpole Jr of Irrigan, and many others from Hermiston, Athena, Pilot Rock, Stanfield, and beyond. Attendees attend meetings, weddings, and business, with officials like Col. HW. G. Newport and Judge BB. Richards noted.
New York showgirl Allie Gilbert delayed the 7:25 express on the New Haven line and fought with conductor over a brindle bulldog. A scuffle on the platform ended with Gilbert striking Tommy Nelson, a famed local heavyweight, and a Portchester detective arresting Mike Gilbert. Gilbert pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. sentence suspended.
Kiel reports the racing schooner Nordatarn owned by Dr Co Harries sailed from Gibraltar on September 24 with a crew of twenty four and is now missing. Known as Nordstern formerly Emperor William's Meteor II, the vessel was built in America.
A fragment notes that the speaker doubts yesterday’s guesswork but hints that trying again could be acceptable. The text remains unclear about who is speaking or what activity is referenced, offering no concrete names or events.
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