Fraternal Lodges Meet Weekly in Local Halls
A list of fraternal bodies including La Grande Lodge No 16 and No 453, Woodmen of the World, Red Cross Lodge No 27, and Parental Orders meet on various weekly schedules at Odd Fellows, Redman, K P and other halls. Visiting members invited. details include meeting days and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easles
la Grande Aerie
Mary
Elkwall
Broren
la Grands Lodge No
Model Restaurant
J. A. Ansucke
N. G
LO. T. M. Hive No
Redman All
Wom
Lona
M. C. Vessey
la Grande Lodge No
Ells’ Hall
Adams Avenue
E. W. Davis
G. E. McCurry
Woodmen OF the World
K. of P. Hall
Gorp
ED Jaccass
J. H. Keeney
RED Cross Lodge
Castle Hall
Corpe
N. L. Ackues
C. C. R. Pattison
K. R
Horses Lost and Property for Sale Notice
Horses missing, fifteen to twenty head, brand half circles on right thigh. Reward offered for return or information leading to recovery. Also eight acres, six room house, barn, chicken or hog place, orchard, water, east of flouring mill. Will exchange for city property. Apply at premises, John Gavan. A. B. Gontey notice included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Gontey
John Gavan
Wager on Coal Price Ends With Stopped Pay
In Pendleton two businessmen, John Schmidt and Henry Kopitzke, bet $1000 that coal could not be delivered at $7 a ton. Schmidt’s check was halted after Kopitzke and Laatz coal dealer backed out, leaving Schmidt unable to collect the wager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
John Schmidt
Henry Kopitzke
Schmidt
Laatz
Heat, deaths, and disruptions across the West and Midwest
Heat brought two deaths and numerous prostrations in Chicago as noon temperature reached 90. Oakland freight embargo ends with Southern Pacific lifting bans on bulky freight. Eva Farrier of Albany becomes insane after husband’s desertion and is committed. Pat Cowe of Omaha linked to Cudahy kidnapping case arrested then released in New York. Thomas Robinson vows to sue Oregon and Michigan governors for 25000 each. Joseph Barnes is killed in Gervais Oregon when a gasoline engine explodes. Thieves operate around Centerville Idaho as authorities seek identities. North Yakima and Valley Railway starts steam lay with new track. Nez Perce county Idaho to send 16 irrigation congress delegates and half ton of produce. Northern Pacific plans improvements at Hoquiam Washington. Mining man Pady Burda returns from St Louis and Chicago with 5000 as second payment for Marguerite Mining company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oakland
Southern Pacific
Eva Farrier
Albany
Ora
State
Pat Cowe
Omaha
Cudahy
New York
Thomas Robinson
Globe Trotter
Oregon
Michigan
Joseph Barnes
Gervais
Centerville
Idaho
North Yakima & Valley Railway Company
Stee
Naches Valley
Nez Parce County
Irrigation Congress
Hoise
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Quick Constipation Relief
A drug advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best remedy for constipation. It claims to awaken sluggish liver and unblock bowels, preventing appendicitis and toning the system. Available for 25 cents at Newlin Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Newlin Drug Co
Chaseby, SR
Elizabeth, Ill
Treasury Ensures City Warrants Ready for Payment
There are funds on hand to pay all warrants issued on the General Fund of La Grande City up to No 6289 endorsed December 10 1904 with interest from No 5234 to 6289. Funds exist to pay Water Fund warrants up to No 6284 endorsed June 22 1906 with interest from No 6058 to 6284, exclusive 2 cases from this call date. La Grande Oregon July 1 1906 J K Weickner City Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
la Grande City
Water Fund
la Grande
Oregon
J. K. Weicnr
Visitors and protests dominate Baker County notes
Mrs Fred Holmes and Nellie Grimmett visit Cove at George Hollmes home. Dayton guests plan Cove visit. Edith Anterton and Netta Kiddie report a fine time at McDonald Russell Camp. Pearl Edwards visits relatives. Clinton Irvin returns from Americans Lake with Oregon National Guards. The O R and N protests Assessor Fleatwood valuations, suggesting $6500 per mile. board of equalization meets next week to handle widespread complaints as taxes may fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Holmes
Nellie Grimmett
Cove
George Hollmes
John S. Clark
Neice
Byrn
Dayton
Wash
Edith Anterton
Netta Kiddie
McDonald Russell
F. Hi. Khidle
Baise
Mise Pearl Edwards
Malheur
William. Thomas
Clinton Ivrin
Americans Lake Wash
Oregon National Guards
O.r.&n
Fleatwood
Baker County
Board of Equalization
Herald
Wheat Growers Sale Postponed Amid No-Show Debate
The third regular wheat sale day was postponed one week after no buyers or sellers appeared. President Scott cites farmers’忙 schedules and private crop sales as reasons, while buyers fear the association is breaking up. Scott reports a 10,000 bushel crop sold privately at 69 cents per bushel. Nearby, a sheep disease near Ellensburg causes several deaths and prompts state investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
The Creamery Pays Stand by the Creamery
The Echo area views the creamery as vital to the lower Umatilla country and irrigation. Alfalfa land should favor productive dairy feeding over hay for longhorns. Feeding hay to scrawny cattle lowers value. feeding to creamery cows increases worth. Persia’s annual cotton crop is estimated at about 15 000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Persia
Union Services Invited by Local Churches
The text announces Sunday school offerings for the Nelsons Junior League Epworth League and union services at a Baptist church and the Methodist church. Pastors Meredith and Olbein invite all to attend, with preaching by Ty Hayes and W. Hy Olbein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
W. Hy
Olbeon
At & P
Methodiati
Acordia
Also Mentioned on This Page
G L. Biggers
M. P
Thee Ralaton
J.m.berry
J. H. Hubbard
M.D
Slater Building
Gov. Fir Street
Jefferson Avenue
A. L. Richardson
N. Molitor
M. D
Depot St
Willard Smith
Thea
Foley Building
V. T. Bacon
M. G. Hall
DR. H. Volp
Jice
R. F. E. Moore
DR. H. GC. P, Moore
Osteopathic
Kirkeville
Jones
Crawford & Crawford
Attorneys-at-Law
Prabdr
Fr, Williams
A. G, Williams
Williams Bros
Ralston
L. A. Pickler
Court
Minino
Bohnenkamp Building
B. Cawthorn
P. A. Charlton
Su'ce
Hill
H. A. Watson
Mgr
Office Lewis Building
la Grande, Or
Taylor
1. R. Snook
W.S
Ar. G. L. Biggers
W. P
D. E. Cox
Odd Fellows Hall
G. E. Fowhen
C. P
WU. E. Cox
Scribe
la Grande No
C. OG. F. Hall
Cc. S. Wil
Joan Hats
Foresters OF Ameriga
Marion No. 22
Redman Hall
LL. Swoognass Financial Sec. Board of Trustees
G. L. Biavens
Joan Hace
G. S. Winliamt
Q. F. Hall
H. C. Ball
Mox Broca
WM. Reynolds
Rod
Vice
Staniels & Jarman
Norther Pacific Railway
Hoquiam
Pady Burda
Mullan
St Louis
Chisago
Marguerite Mining Company
Baker
Rock Mountain
Dragetata
Ellensburg
SS. S. Stupa Tonic
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta. GA
Horain
Huilding
Foley Hote
Tipm
Latter Day Saints Sumtey School
Reese Ba
Olay Wat
Tony Po
Catrouc Orurce Wd, Whyte
Hoeary
Benediction
Bunday
Certral Church
Homme
H. King
Bible Hihoo
Wediesia Woman's Missionary Axis
L Chumch Trinity
Mecca
Christ
Presbyterise
Charel
Mra. Lynn
AG Ae
Oxford
James Farquharson
Cains
Wonder Worker
DR. King’s
LUNCS
Ital Tists
Newlin Drug Company
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