Fraternal Lodge and Lodge Notices in La Grande
Local fraternal groups including La Grande Lodge No 16 41 and others hold regular meetings on Saturdays or specific Wednesdays and Fridays. Visitation invited. ritual chapters and orders list officers and meeting places at K of P hall Odd Fellows hall and Elks hall with dates, times, and attendance notes.
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A. F
A. M. la Grande Lodge No. 41
A. M
L. H. Rubsell
D. Huffman
Brotherhood of Owls, la Grande Nest No. 17
P. Hall
Visiing Brothers
J. B. Vandermuelen
Co. W. Baker
Oo E la Grande Lodge No
Elks’ Hall
Adams Avenue
W. B. Sargent
G. E. M'Cully
Bec
Local M W A La Grande Camp encourages Monday meetings
The M. W. A. La Grande Camp No. 7703 invites visiting neighbors to weekly Monday evening gatherings at the C. C. YF. hall. E. C. Davis and C. D. EB. Cox serve as clerks with a relief committee including EF. C. Davis, Charles Disqua, A. J. Warner and D. BH. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. A. la Grande Camp
C. C. YF. Hall
E. C. Davis
D. EB. Cox
EF. C. Davis
Charles Disqua
A. J. Warner
D. BH. Cox
Observer Names New Society Editor Mrs J J Carr
The Observer appoints Mrs J J Carr as head of the society department with full charge of the social news functions. She can be reached at Black 471 and the proprietors expect a stronger push in society coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Observer
J. J. Carr
Carr
Black
Society
GAMES POSTPONED DUE TO GRANDSTAND DELAY
The baseball series with Pendleton planned in this city for Thursday and Friday was postponed by mutual consent. Ground readiness and delayed carpentry caused the delay with promoters wary of breaking ground. Pendleton Pets open the season Sunday at Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Carpenters
Pendleton Pets
Walla Walla
Blizzard Run Over Dog Dies at the Shops
Ed Thomas the round house foreman mourns as his bird dog Pillzeard, longtime railroad pet, is struck by an incoming stock train. The animal suffers amputation of a hip limb and is euthanized after witnesses describe the intense pain. Two mourners named Etna and Frank Thoman are noted.
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Pillzeard
Ed Thomas
Round House
Etna
Frank Thoman
Guardian sale of Maggie Given estate in Union County
Guardian L Given announces a private sale of Maggie Given’s estate in Union County Oregon. The sale follows a March 4 1908 court order and covers part of section 30 township 4 south range 40 East Willamette Meridian with boundaries described and subject to court confirmation.
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Maggie
Margaret
Union County
Oregon
Coach li
Nam Margaret
Caat
W. Mi
Minnie Ostrander
Theater
Beloncing
la Grande
A. CO
L. Given
Guardian
Notice for post house property bid by city council
Sealed bids will be received at the city ward office until 4 o clock May 6 for the post house property or the five acres it sits on. Cash terms, $25 bid bond required. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. By order of the city council. D. E. Cox, Recorder.
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Kenown
D. EB. Cox
Rogorder
Sam Francisco Dog Show Opens in San Francisco Auditorium
The San Francisco Kennel Club opens the Sam Francisco Dog Show in the Auditorium on April 22. The event runs to Saturday night and is billed as a premier society gathering with extensive displays of dogs from all breeds and varieties. Ice cream is mentioned at Rive Mountain Creamery Co. in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Francsco
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Rive Mountain Creamery Co
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Promoted
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick cure for coughs and colds that prevents lung complications. It claims it strengthens the lungs, avoids pneumonia, contains no opiates, and warns against unknown substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Pastor’s Cold Cured by Foley’s Honey and Tar
E. H. Jones of Grove Maryland testifies that a severe cold nearly treated as pneumonia or consumption was cured by Foley’s Honey and Tar after trying a sample. He bought regular bottles and has had no throat or lung trouble since. Three sizes offered 25c 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Jones
M. E. Church
Grove, Md
Foley
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Ore
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F. la Grande Lodge No. 16
Model 1
T. J. Scroggin
F. Red Cross Lodge
Castle Hall
D. H. Proctor
C. C. R. J. Lincoln
Hope
Mary 0. Forrest
W. M
Mary A. Warnick
M. B. of
A. Media
J. A. Arbuckle
J. Vanderpoel
Rebekahs
Crystal Lodge No
Laura Stiles
N. G
Jennie Smith
la Grande Lodge No. 163
K. of P. Hall
Corpe
M. M. Marquis
H. Keeney
EL la Grande Aerie No
Ellis Hall
Lehman
Neri Aceles
Odd Falcons
Deb. Cox
P. W. A. Worstell
Scribe
L. Roberts
Stringnam
Holst
Fmith
Phono Med
Icon Bik
Eastern Oregon Trust & Savings
F. M. Ayrest
WM. Miller
8RO
L. Cleaver
Carrter
J. Scroggin
Asjutant Caghler
F. J. Houmem
Preaeurer
George Palmer
Chain Woo
Secure Society
Farmers and Traders National Bank OF LA Grande
J. W. Scriber
Joseph Palmer
E. McCully
A.C
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Lolans
Nes Fm
Eneh GY
A. V. Oliver
Slater
LA Grande Sugar
Grande Ronde Lumber Co
Perry, Oregon
W. E. Bean
A. B. Conley
Cove, Ore
Union
C. F. Sloman
Kent
Bramwell
Iyive Ie
Sone
Union UV
Ta Grande
Wentbouy
Bortrand
Satbefish
Mall
Ompran
Sthound Ghiesge
Jmertven
Westbeand Passener
Rem
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da Grande
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le Grande
Kireney
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