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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
6
The article notes an evening service at the church with a baptismal rite planned for Monday at 2:30. Minister Ford A Ellis invites all visitors and describes a growing church under Walter Conger with a full teaching staff and class for all attendees.
Frill Ove and Change mot to be made delay wiring shifts as the Union county exhibit hall hosts dispatcher offices for 30 or 40 days. Carpentry moves to second floor depot rooms will proceed only after the building is moved back to its permanent location. Line Chief Dim Dos per nll authorizes limited hearing of instruments during final testing.
J P Kaznakoff of Georgetown suburb inherits fifty thousand from his uncle in St Petersburg. He has hired a hall for April 9 and invited friends to celebrate with wine and luncheon. Russian consul in New York notified of the legacy.
Mrs. F. B. Moore, formerly of La Grande and now in Enterprise, arrived today to spend a few days with friends in La Grande.
Attorney Wm Ramsey was appointed to defend five prisoners charged with burglary by the grand jury. The appointment underscores the defense readiness as the case proceeds toward trial.
County Clerk Wright issued a marriage license to William H. Currey of Wallowa County and Nancy Beard of this city.
Early April reports say six people died in a blaze that devastated the town of Oo in Silesia near the Russian border. The attack followed Allied bombing that destroyed Oo and parts of Mesonow, leaving thousands homeless and seeking shelter.
Washington reports Peru intends to go to war with Baquadorta. A Lima dispatch says Peru negotiates a large loan in France. Guayaquil dispatches express regret over mob attacks on Peruvians. The danger of war remains unchanged.
Board of Control members met here to arrange the 18th convention set for September 26. In Washington Thomas F Walsh a colored millionaire mine owner died last night and will be buried in the Masonic order at Rock Creek Sunday. Walsh's death followed a growth in the lung from an injury years ago while a miner.
Rochester plans to back the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine conclave in 1911. A large party departs for New Orleans with many boomers joining the trip for the convention next week.
Los Angeles reports Frankie Con ley and Danny Webster were matched today to fight for the bantam title and the McCrary diamond belt on April 13 at Vertion venue.
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