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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1913

Page

2

The Pony Express Not a Track Event of Old Days

The article contrasts modern pony express and Round-up relay races with the pioneer era journeys. It honors riders like Buffalo Bill and Joaquin Miller, notes the harsh, perilous work of early express riders, and recalls the Nez Perce conflict shaping the frontier mail service.

Pony Express Col. W. F. Cody Buffalo FU Joaquin Miller Sierras Walla Walla Idaho Kex Levi Ankeny Mexsaman Portland San Francisco Hfe Halliday St. Josep, Mo Sacramento Nez Perce Indiana

Heroic ride of W H Pearson described in 1855 dispatches

Col Buffalo Bill era reminiscence recounts W H Pearson chosen to ride express from The Dalles to Fort Benton after a brutal conflict with inland tribes. Pearson endures a blizzard, snowshoes crafted from lariat, and a four day trek over Bitter Root terrain before reaching Stevens camp. The piece extols his perilous journey and positions him among bold express riders.

W. H. Pearson Inland Empire Isaac J. Stevenan Fort Benton Mont Cascade Mountains Montana Plains Upper Columbia Walla Wallas Umatillas Oregon Dalles Walla Walla Wiys Stevens Bolon Haller Yakima Country Kamilaken W. H. Pearsson Pearson Billy McKany Umatilla Lapwai Fort Owen Stevens Teton

Origin of Idaho name debated by Joaquin Miller

The poet Joaquin Miller claims Idaho derives from an Indian word meaning a line of mountains star. He recounts a 1881 surveying trip with an Indian guide, noting he may have popularized the current spelling Idaho though not the origin. The text mentions early Spokane county boundary changes and new Missoula Idaho Nex Percy counties.

Idaho Joaquin Miller Sierras Miller Lapwal Craig's Mountain Camas Prairie Lewiston Oregon Washington Territory Rocky Mountains Spokane Missoula Nex Percy

Wanted Information and the Nursing Dilemma

After the third child the family needed a permanent nurse. The mistress questions a girl applicant about qualifications, cooking, sewing, late nights, faithfulness, and disposition. The tale ends with the husband dictating terms, and the girl asks who the nurse cares for.

New Pendleton Harrow with Vertically Positioned Teeth

The harrow is steel framed and Cambria toe steel teeth. Each section covers about five feet and can be used as a common harrow or as a weeder when teeth are side slanted. Made under inventor supervision by Pendleton Works. Priced at 12.00 per section f o b Pendleton.

Pendleton F. O B. Pendleton

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Western Plains Col W- F. Cody Buffalo Bill Oregon Lumber Yard A, H, Cox New Pendleton Akers Draper Pendleton Iron Works Walters
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