Fraternal Orders Meet in La Grande Community Halls
Local fraternal groups including mM. W. A. La Grande Camp No. 7703 and Star Encampment No. 31 hold regular meetings at Odd Fellows and Masonic halls. Visiting members welcome. lists of officers and relief committees included.
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Mm. W. A. la Grande Camp No
LO. C. F. Hall
CG Davin
Brakes Disque
A. J. Warner
D. B. Cox
C, Davis
Cox
F. O
D. . Proctor
J. H. Leishman
LO. C. F
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Co. P. Iy
A. Worstell
Woodmen of the World
la Grande Lodge No
Fin K
P. Hall
Corpe
Vislting
M. M. Marquis
H. Keeney
Brotherhood of Owls, la Grande Nest No. 17
Lthe
Hive No
Sadie Klintworth
Eva Mintyre, K
Imbler Mill Closes After Strong Season, 75 Laid Off
Imbler Mill in Summerville closed after a strong run with 75 workers laid off until spring. The plant produced about 4 million feet of lumber since spring and will shift to shipments averaging over one car daily to Idaho, Montana and Wisconsin. The yard stock stands at 6 million feet ready to ship as markets and retail demand grow. Building fever near, with at least five new structures planned. proprietor Mr. Bach optimistic about fall business.
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Summerville
Idaho
Montana
Wisconsin
Imbler
Bach
Pendleton Electric Power Out After Flooded Reservoir
Pendleton suffers a power outage after a storm floods the reservoir above the N W G Co plant near Milton. Officials report the water damaged the plant and a shutdown is needed, with power expected to return about noon Tuesday if estimates hold.
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Pendleton
N.W. G. Co
Milton
Rovwervolt
Oregonian
Bishop Hughes Addresses City Audience
The Bishop Hughes address drew a large crowd as he spoke on simple truths with clear logic and vivid illustrations. George C. Thompson reports progress on the North Western railroad tunnel near Snake River, with about 125 men at work and double shifts due to delays from low water. At the Oxbow project 40 men are employed, cabins rise, and camp life grows as construction continues. Admirers of William Jennings Bryan can hear his voice in short, sharp remarks at Davis' Music Store.
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Hughes
MLEB
Divine
Northwestern
George C. Thompson
New North Western Railroad
Snake River
Ses
Baker City Herald
Anake
William Jonnlngs Bryan
Davis
Praising Dr Direnits and Favorite Prescription Advertised
An article extols Dr Direnits and Favorite Prescription as remedies for female ailments, claiming no alcohol or habit-forming drugs. It cautions readers not to expect miracles, advises perseverance, and invites sick women to consult with Dr Pierce's Medical Association in Buffalo. Also notes local organizer Mrs Hattie Wolfe arriving from Elgin with nine active and one honorary members, Elgin local officers listed.
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Rel
Caliente
Lattas
Aciles
Works
Dimenday Medical Association
Fir Rh
Vieres
Main Street
Puftalo
N.Y
Pierce
Hattie Wolfe
Cty
Elgin
Mee Wolfe
Union
A Notre Dame Lady's Appeal for Home Treatment
A lithic medical pitch offers a free home cure for rhonation neuralgia backache and kidney pains claimed to remove uric acid from blood loosen stiff joints purify blood and restore vitality. The author invites readers to write for proof at Mrs M Bum's address.
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Notre Dame
Mre
M. Bum
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OF the
Grande, Go
Jane Chanter
Mary 0
Forrest
Mary A. Warnice
M. B
F. Ball
Arbucell
C. J. Vanderpoel
B. P. C. B. la Grande Lodge No
Dike’ Hall
Adama Avenue
B. Bargent
Rui
I. McUllt
Neri Ackles
Qu. V. Hendricks
Board of Trustes
G. L. Bigera
Oscar Berger
Herbert Pat
K. of
P. Red Crows Lodge
Meen
Castle Hall
All Vierting Knights
D. H. Proctor
Rebekaha
Crystal Lodge No
SE. C. 0. F. Hall
Rachel KE. Worstell
N. G
Tillie Cox
Eastern
Oregon
E. D. Selder, the Candy Man
The
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
Tici
Prine
Denver
Omaha
Louisville
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York
J. H. Keeney
la Grande
WM. M'Murray
Portland
Dartconnss
Adcock & EH
CTC
AF Rian
Tie
Mra
Mdna
C. W. Preston
Oxfords
S.S.S
Ietiawan
Atlanta
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