Nearest business block offered near Palmer Lumber mill La Grande
J L Mars advertises block 12 Rynearson addition near Georges Palmer Lumber Company's large saw mill east of the mill as ideal for business or summer resort. He promises installment plans, a grove and rich soil, a swimming pool and fish pond site, and notes Palmer employs 250 yearly, with local families supporting a store and resort upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Palmer Lumber Company
Rynearson
la Grande
Grande Ronda
Palmer Lumber Company
J. L. Mars
Running New Schedule for O R W Passenger Trains
Officials announce a new timetable for O R and W passenger trains. Westbound No 1 departs 8 00 AM and Eastbound No 2 departs 9 20 PM. Westbound No 6 leaves 9 10 PM and Eastbound No 6 at 8 45 AM.
Woodmen Social Event Slated At Local Hall
The Woodmen of the World will host a Friday evening gathering at the hall starting 7 30 inviting lodge members and families with Woodcraft and other camp guests. No business session. program features moving pictures, reputed speakers and local music talent. admission and refreshments are free. By order of Faso Jacons and J H Keeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Faso Jacons
J. H. Keeney
Burton House Opens with Provisions for Daily Weekly Monthly Stays
The Burton House hotel opens to the public on Tuesday December 4 under Mrs. S A Burton as proprietress. Rooms available by the day week or month with reasonable terms and all white help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Burton
Gilbanks celebrate birth of daughter in city
In this city on Monday December 3 1906 Mr and Mrs C Gilbanks welcomed a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbanks
C. Gilbanks
Court House Notes of Local Petitions and Illicit Suits
Ghas. Halgarth sues J. H. Compau to recover 136 dollars on a note. Bank F. Amis seeks a divorce from Bessie Amis. W. J. Stanley named administrator of Martha J. Stanley estate. C. D. McDowel will filed. probate set for December 10. Chas. A. Haag seeks naturalization as citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghas. Halgarth
J. H. Compau
Bank
F. Amis
Bessie Amis
W. J. Stanley
Martha J. Stanley
C. D. McDowel
Chas. A. Haag
Revival closes with new members in Baker City
Pastor W H Gibson returned from Baker City where he and Rev G L Hall led eight days of revival services. The meetings drew strong attendance and several were added to the church. Gibson preached, Hall led children's meetings and music, and Baker City Baptists were praised for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gibson
Baker City
GL. Hall
First Baptist Church of
Baker
Pastor Gibson
Pastor Hall
Sherrill
Hilgard
Baptist Church
Gibson
Ready to Invest in Thronson Fruit Tract by Parr Logan Co
Local residents flock to Parr Logan Company offerings to secure holdings in the Grande Ronde Valley fruit tract as trust closings near completion. The firm promises another strong opportunity for valley believers once this sale closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parr Logan Company
Thronson
Grande Ronde
Messrs
Parr
Logan
Elso
Shipping delays blamed for stock losses in Baker City
Baker county stockmen report thousands of dollars lost due to shockage from delayed shipping. Dispute centers on blame for missed railroad cars with stockmen claiming promise failures and railroad officials citing late shipment notices. Baker City Herald.
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Baker County
Baker City
Paxton Toilet Antiseptic Promoted for Female Hygiene
Fastidious women consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic 2 essential for hygienic care of the man and local treatment of feminine ills. It cleanses, germicidal and deodorizing effects are claimed, with sample free. Address The R Paxton Co Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Paxton Co
Boston
Mass
Locals in La Grande Welcome Out-of-Town Visitors
Tom Murrey and Walt Graham of Exin along with B Maxwell of Wallowa and J T Shelton of Baker City visit La Grande. Travelers return to Pendleton and Union after brief stops. several residents resume studies and duties.
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Tom Murrey
Walt Graham
Exin
la Grande
B. Maxwell
Wallowa
J.T. Shelton
Baker City
Clara Wilkitson
Elgin Tis
Boxer City
Presiding Eder
J. D. Gillilan
Union
Rev
E. B Hays
Laura Holm
Pendleton
Pendleton Business College
Nestle Smith
T. Cumminford
John Palmer
Nevada Gudl
Lyle Tuesday Musical Plans Meeting Tomorrow Afternoon
Conductor and Mrs. Fred Rutherford and their son Jos depart for a four month visit in the east visiting relatives and friends before resuming local cultural events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Twonty
Fred Rutherford
Jos
Yande
Commercial Club Hosts First Social Evening
Tonight the Commercial Club plans an evening of amusement with cards dancing and refreshments. All club members are invited to attend the inaugural social event of a series planned by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Coal for La Grande Citizens Sealed with Two Carloads
The Citizens Committee in La Grande reports success in securing two carloads of coal from the Oregon and North Co. Those needing coal should leave names and money with Geo. L. Cleaver at the Eastern Oregon Trust and Saving Bank for immediate delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Committee
la Grande
Geo. L. Cleaver
Eastern Oregon Trust and Saving Bank
Turned Away Skaters At Local Rink Amid Demand
The skating rink faced a weekly surge in patrons and a skate surplus ran low. Management bans youngsters labeled kids after 6 pm to maintain a higher class atmosphere and urges reservations for evening skating.
Birthday Surprise Party for Mr. Lee Thompson
Mrs. Thompson hosted a Saturday birthday gathering for her husband Lee Thompson with close friends attending. A four course supper followed and guests enjoyed the evening, returning home late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lee Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Yearling spotted steer found near town. owner may reclaim
A black and white yearling steer with an invisible hip brand and ear slits was left about a month ago on a pasture south of town. Owner can recover by calling and paying pasture charges and other fees. Contact Mrs. Saran R. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saran R. Williams
Advertised Letters List for Week Ending November 30 1906
The office lists uncalled letters for the week ending November 30 1906. Names include Andrew Miss J F Monsell Maggie Wiltse Maggie Adams W C Adskins Elias Gunningham H Dean G S Delavan Howard Balding Carl Lawis Claud Lakey Andey Mclntosh Tave Moores Thomas N Peteron Fred Pierce Geo Wixom and O GC. Letters will be sent to the dead letter office December 14 1906 if not claimed.
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Andrew
J. F. Monsell
Maggie Wiltse
Maggie Adams
W. C. Adskins
Elias Gunningham
H Dean
G. S, Delavan Howard Balding
Carl Lawis
Claud Lakey
Andey Mclntosh
Tave Moores
Thomas N. Peteron
Fred Pierce
Geo. Wixom
G. M. Ricuey
P. M
When the Tufkey Appears in Our Restaurant
A restaurant previews a triple tasting of Tufkey with visual appeal, enticing aroma, and delicate flavor promising a memorable dining experience for guests.
Thanksgiving Joy at Home Dinner Prospect
Eating it will be a joy to be remembered with all this in prospect. Spend Thanksgiving here and be happy, avoiding the fuss of a home dinner elsewhere.
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Portland
la Grande National Bank
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E. M. Churchill
Mrs. C. E. Cochran
City
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T. G. Hailey
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Elks
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Irene Murphey
T. N. Murphey
James Smyth
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California
Stoddard
Hot Lake
H. C. Rogers
Menomonie
Wisconsin
Corvallis
W. Bearden
Pat McCoy
Umatilla
Pendleton E
Hulse
Mrs. T N. Murphy
J.D. McKennon
Fliray Notie
J. A. Arbuckle
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