Masonic and fraternal lodge meetings listed in La Grande
Local fraternal groups including M W A La Grande Camp 7703 Grande Ronde Circle 47 La Grande Lodge 41 A F P A M Elk's club Knights of Pythias Webekahs Crystal Lodge and Hope Chapter 18 announce weekly or monthly meetings at various halls with invitations to visiting members and officers listed for contact.
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A.M
la Grande Lodge No
A. FP
A. M
Reeuter
John
Hodgin
Williams
BP. G. E. la Grande Lodge No. 433
Elk’s Club
Depot Street
Washington Avenue
G. L. Biggers
Hugh McCall
Woodmen of the World Lodge Meets Twice Monthly
La Grande Woodmen of the World Lodge No. 169 meets on the second and fourth Tuesday each month. All visiting members welcome.
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Woodmen of the World
la Grande Lodge No. 169
Alternating currant pie and moving as wit in old papers
A collage of quirky lines from The Louisville Courier Journal and Chicago Tribune. The text recalls a playful exchange about rent versus moving, a note on Fogg's mobility, and a sarcastic quip about pride by a half‑inebriated audience member.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Walk
Chicago Tribune
City of La Grande invites bids for river cribbing and channel work
The Mayor and Council of La Grande Oregon seek sealed bids by 4 p m September 7 1910 for 360 feet of cribbing and new river channel along the river near Fourth street. Bids must include a 5 percent certified check.
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City of
la Grande
The
City Recorder
Cribb
Ing
Fourth Street
Market Prices From Sugar To Flour In Local Quotations
Sugar cash price six fifty five beet sugar six seventy five. Vegetables include onions three bunches ten cents green peppers sixteen cents per pound and cabbage four cents. Fruit lists oranges none lemons ninety five cents per dozen bananas forty cents per dozen and peaches ten cents per pound. Meats note hogs nine cents live weight cows three and a half to four cents veal four to four and a half cents chickens one to two, turkeys alive twenty to twenty one, squabs two fifty. Butter extra creamery thirty five cents and egg candled local at twenty six to twenty seven cents. Poultry dressed chickens one to two cents higher than alive. Barley producers price and 1910 data. flour old crop patents five dollars thirty five cents. Market snapshot of grains, fats, proteins, and produce with varied regional pricing.
Special O R N Co Train Excursion to Portland Seashore
The O R N Co offers a special train excursion to Portland linked with steamers to North Beach Washington. La Grande fare is 10 dollars with two days and one night stopovers on both outbound to Portland and return, within the ticket’s September 7 expiry. The train will include chest cars tourist and standard sleeping cars. Reserve early and inquire at the agent for details.
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Reto
la Grande
Portland
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Bell System
Bell Telephone
Universal Service
Bell Service
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
LA Grande, Ore
I. R. Snook
BE. Cox
Women of Woodcraft
Grande Ronde Circle No. 47
Chloe Robinson
G. M. Lizzie Ellsworth
Webekahs
Crystal Lodge No. 0
I. O. O. F. Hall
Anna Alexander
N. G
Jennie M. Smith
Les
Knights of Pythias Red Cross Lodge No
Castle Hall
Old Elk’s Hall
Wrisht
Lincoln
Neri Ackles
C. G. J. H. Keeney
LA Grandes
U.S. Land Office
Adams Ave
Lojorde
Wien
Fogg
Lim
Duffield
Grande
Oregon
F. L. Meyers
D. E. Cox
John Melville
LE Grande, Ore
Stave
Lewe
Delilver F. C. B
Bluestem
Willam
Valley
Midling
Shorts
Grandview
la Gande
la Grande Investment Co
Weiser
Eagle Valley
Imperial Brand
Idaho
Gall Pattison Bros
Grammat Ur
Bres
Columia Univanstry
Fontiaxp
Omxcom
Eastern Ore
Cial
North Beach, Wash
J. H. Keeney
Cont
St. Helens
Wests's
West's
A. R. Wilson
Observer
George Palmer
U. S
Union County
C. J. Black
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