Elgin Leaders Report Busy Local Affairs
Lou Stooplo ships potatoes to Missouri and Kansas at good prices. I S Jansen from Lewiston Idaho arrives with five, staying at the Summer House. J M Ashworth of Athena eyes an Elgin opera house project. The Elgin brass band trains weekly under Prof. Hug with 26 members. Harsha Morton visits from La Grande as the Morton family plans a move to Walla Walla. Mrs C S Wigglesworth visits from California to see relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Lou Stooplo
Missouri
Kansas
I. S. Jansen
Lewiston
Idaho
Mr. Jonsen
J. M. Ashworth
Athena
Elgin Brass Band
Woodman Band
E. F. Hug
Elgin Recorder
Harsha Morton
la Grande
Morton
Walla Walla
Wigglesworth
Calfornia
Mea
Victor
Thomas Elegmund
CL Carpy
Wallowa
Carpe
Sieemund
Atrs
D. OD
Wortmann
Eichwed McIntyre
Min War
Elgin- Joseph
Canon Mt
Perquisites Cut for Officials Over Dealings
A government body restricts certain officials from enjoying annual passes and trip passes when engaging in official corporate business, tightening privileges tied to the corporation’s activities.
Oregon Court summons in divorce case 1908
Samuel T. Boothe sues Myrtle Boothe in Union County Oregon seeking a decree nullifying their marriage contract. Myrtle must answer by May 2, 1908, or plaintiff will seek relief by court. Published weekly in the Evening Observer La Grande Oregon per Judge Thomas Crawford’s order March 21, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Boothe
Myrtle Boothe
State of Oregon
Circuit Court
Union County
Evening Observer
la Grande
Oregon
Thomas Crawford
Extend Electric Line Near Turner Prompts Oregon Rail Outlook
Tur ner postmaster G F Robertson reports Salem to Timmer survey finished and Turner expects an electric railroad soon. He says the line may extend south to Albany or branch east toward Stayton, signaling progress in the Oregon Electric project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Robertson
Turner
Anya
Salem Statesman
Oregon Electric
Salem
Timmer
Robertson
Albany
Stayton
Federal Rail Commission Limits Attorney Free Travel
The federal railroad commission rules attorneys for railroads cannot take interstate trips on free transportation unless employed by the company as their chief occupation. Oregon may adopt the policy, affecting many local attorneys who travel to Washington and to lobby or attend company affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railread Commission
Iteeat
Telos
Manny
Washington
Elleyvney Dinar
Cout
Poliad Apo
Itenvels
Federal Commission
Federal Commuunion
Oregon Commission
Prat
Oregon
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Ralston
J. M. Berry
Brock
Red
J. B. Hubbard
M. D
DE. A. L. Richardson
BHI
Molitor
Adama Ave
B.ujon & Hall Phoicians and Surgeons
A Grande National Bank
WT. Kb
Atvcile
H.C. P. Moore
Upton
M.D
Nye
la Geanite National Dank Building
P. A. Charlton
la Grand Resldance
Ohio State University
Adams Ave
C. B. Caitborn
Hill
la Grande Orego
J. C. Price, D. M. D
la Grande National Bank
Easley
J. Lb. Stevenson
Easley & Stevenson
Foley Hotel
Ge. Porter Day
Princip la Grande School of
Mome
Foley
Stellar
Oliver
Plano and Harmony
Ktudio
J. M. Derry
L. A. Pickler, Clyil, Mining
Servevine
Oo Ee
Bahnenkamp
la Grande See
Orewo
C. KR. Thornton
J.B. Oliver
la Granda National Bank
Grach McAlister
Telephone Farmers
Stegrist & CO
Repair Department
D, Fitzgerald
ROM
Cirrcuit Court
State of
Ralloare
DR. King’s
Rex
Scld
Barak
George Palmer
W. H. Brenholts
C.S. Williams
Vises
F. L. Meyers
Cashier
la Grande, Oregona
United States Depository
F. J. Balmes
JM. Berry
B. Conley
Pennington F
Meyars & Gee
Guaver
Cliss
A. Arbuckle
J. H. Peare
Los Gream
ED. Selder
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