Directory of Fraternal Orders in La Grande Oregon
Directory lists local fraternal groups with meeting times at various halls in La Grande Oregon. It names Lodges such as La Grande Camp No 71703 Odd Fellows La Grande Aerio No 269 Star Encampment and more with officers and attendance invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KF. O
la Grande Aerio No
F. C. EL
Bika’ Hall
D. H. Proctor
W. P
Odd Fellows' Hall
Welcome
D. B. Cox
C. P
Woodmen of the World
la Grande Lodge No
P. Hall
Corpe
M. M. Manquis
H. Keeney
Brotherhood of Owls
la Grands Nest No. 17
K. of P. Hall
J. B. Vandermuelen
Co. W. Baker
Excursion Train to Beach Nears Full Departure
Excursion to the eastern Oregon beach gathers momentum as plans expect near 100 travelers. The La Grande train leaves at 8 00, with 61 Pullman berths and further pickups from Baker City Dean Island City and Upton. Tickets have been selling rapidly and the department anticipates all reserved will be on hand.
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Oregon
la Grande
Baker City
Dean
Elgin
Embler
Island City
Upton
Commercial club plans seven o clock meeting on irrigation issue
The Commercial club board, led by Vice President George Palmer, set seven o clock for a public meeting at the Arks club hall to discuss the irrigation proposal tomorrow night. Speakers include George B. Stoddard F Bramwell Walter M. Pierce and C D Huffman with an open forum to follow and a large crowd anticipated after 200 landowner letters and recent rains easing harvests.
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Board of Mannagers
Commercial Club
George Palmer
Arks' Club
Elit
Tte
Clut
George B. Stoddard
F. & Bramwell
Walter M. Pierce
C. D. Huffman
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Ad From Old Medical Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments and headaches. It claims safety, herbal composition, and non habit forming properties, urging sick women to consult by letter and promising privacy. It also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Powels as a laxative and regulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eren
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Notice of Final Settlement in Swauger Estate
Mary E Swauger administratrix of Emanuel Swauger deceased notifies Union County Oregon court of final report and hearing on September 7 1908 at 3 PM. The notice records dated July 64th 1908.
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Mary EB. Swauger
Emanuel Swauger
Union County
Oregon
Mary E. Swauger
Messenger Service Callup at Main and 4
A terse note directs readers to call for messenger service at the intersection of Main Street and Fourth Avenue. The fragment suggests on site contact point but lacks details on hours or service scope.
Notre Dame Lady Appeals for Home Cure for Pain
A persona claiming to be a Notre Dame lady invites readers suffering from rheumatic, muscular, joint pains and neuralgia to write for a home treatment. The text promises to banish uric acid, loosen joints, purify blood, brighten eyes, and restore energy without changing climate. They urge sending for proof and address Mrs M Sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Sum
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W. A. la Grande
EH. C. Davis
Charles Dinqua
A. J. Warnes
D. E. Cox
C. Davie
C. D. E. Cox
Hope
C. BE. S
Wadlisgs
Mary 0. Forrest
Mary A. Warnick
M. B
A. Moets
O. F. Hall
J. A. Arbuckle
J. Vanderpoel
B. P.O. E. la Grande Lodge
Ellis
Adame Avenues
Vialting Brothers
W. B. Sargent
G. B. M'Cully
Sex
Lo Ooff
la Grande Lodge No. 16
C. H. Blystone
BE. Cox
C. J. Vanderpoel
Fin. Bec
Neri Ackles
R. G. V. Hendrives
Dr. G. L. Biggers
Oscar Berger
Herbert Patterson
A. F
A. M. la Grande Lodge No. 41
ING Tei Catcedeee
L. H. Russell
D. Huffman
P. Red Cross Lodge No
Castig Hal
Prpe
A. L. Lincoln
L. O. T. M. Hive
Sadie Klintworth
L. C
Eva Mintyre
Rebekaha
Crystal Lodge No. 50
Rachel E. Worstell
E.D. Selder, the Candy Man
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Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
Enat
Denver
Omaha
Kansas
Louisa
Chicago
Louisville
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York
WM. M Murray
Portland
Oregom
TOR
Elas Club
Adcock & Fritts
Messenger Service
C. W. Preston
Big
Oxfords For
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Notre Dame Lady's
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