Local items from the city
Attorney Robert Lloyd returned after weekend city work. Haworth went to Spokane for apple show. Baker City visitors include J. H. Taylor and daughter Miles Luella. Gerd ee the Worithy farmers of Haines in town on business. Tom Bruce returns to stay in Baker City. J. L. Rayburn back to Cabin Creek to supervise section men. Mrs. O Sullivan leaves for Pendleton to enter hospital. Kreiger advances on M. & M. Co. brick building foundation. J. N. Klein in city on business. R. A. West the well driller resumes after Sunday visit with wife. FBLA and B of L election tomorrow. Methodist ladies hold cooked food sale Saturday December 19. Civil Engineer Pickler begins irrigation survey toward Sandridge. Mrs. Lou Given back from the East after grandmother’s funeral. Mrs. J. R. Forrest to remain in Iowa. Bonnie to return in two weeks. Bramwell witnesses James Meade case in federal court. jury expected tomorrow. Sehnke home hosts a multi-course dinner with eight guests and a unique toast. Elks memorial service followed by hospitality. Dinner guests include local families. Bridges Concert company visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lloyd
R. Haworth
Spokane
J. HB. Taylor
Miles Luella
Baker City
Po. Gerdee
Worithy Farmers of
Haines
Tom Bruce
J. L. Rayburn
Cabin Creek
Peter O'Sullivan
Pendleton
J. N. Klein
Fromerly
Thin City
Portland
R. A. West
Gaskill Ranch
Imbler
Fred Schilke
C. M. Humpheys
Oil Prospect Spurs Alice Well Digging in Texas
Still Find OTL Alice Texas December 7 Special Digging in the well that showed indications of crude oil Saturday resumed today by Well Drillers K A West and the entire community of Alice. The water remains unfit for use due to oil content. Mr Gaskell, owner of the ranch where the digging is underway, hopes for paying quantities beneath his land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alices
K. A. West
Alice
Union County
Gaskell
Highwayman Loots Antlers Saloon in Rusty Pistol Threat
In Oakland on December 7 a masked robber with a rusty pistol forced six men to surrender cash from the Antlers saloon. The thief secured $110 and lined patrons against the wall as he looted the register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Antlers
San Francisco Police Chief Nimgage to be Named Within Months
San Francisco police commissioners expect to appoint a successor to the late Chief Riggy within three months. The report notes ongoing plans and provides no definite name at this time. The city watches for the announcement as officials prepare for a smooth transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Riggy
Dentists Offer Painless Dentistry and Children's Care
Dr W D McMillan announces painless dentistry with expert gold work at his La Grande office in the National Bank Building. Special attention to children's term office. Both phones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande National Bank
Court Convenes After Juror Delay In Larceny Case
Morning session delayed as jurors from the eastern portion of the county arrived by noon. State v John Minnick on larceny of a call proceeds this afternoon. State v Charles Anderson for local option set for Thursday December 10 at 1 30 with Stevens a follow. Cunningham case scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Minnick
Charles Anderson
Stevens
Anderson
New Vaudeville Acts Hit La Grande Stage Tonight
Three new faces join the Scenic Show this week as Gordon and Price present a varied program. May Hart appears in whiteface and dancing numbers while A Gardinter touts Dope as the best vaudeville act yet. Moving pictures headline with The Sepa we Tie Ametin Fires So Australia and films Old College Chum and Cave of the Spook showing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonle Han
A. Gardinter
Beonie
Gordon & Price
la Grande
May Hart
Ametin
Australia
Moving Picture Department
Old College
Pastime Comedy Bill Promises Laughter Tonight
The Pastime presents a strong comedy program headlined by The New Stenographer and An All Wool Garment. The Impersonator's Jokes, Mr. Ferrin's Illustrated songs, and Miner's Home Sweet Home are featured with G. C. Scheurer back in charge of the lamp house. Eyebrows on The New Stenographer tease patrons as Clyde tips the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevemons
Ferrin
Sweet Home
G. C. Scheurer
Portland
New York
Clyde
St Peters Guild Tea and Sale At Mrs Russell Home
The ladies of St Peter’s Guild will host a substantial tea on Friday afternoon starting at 3 o’clock at Mrs James Russell’s residence on the corner of Main avenue and Third street. A selection of useful and fancy articles will be offered for sale, suitable for Christmas gifts and other purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Guild
James Russell
Main Avenue
Third Street
Birth Record in Baker City A 12½ Pound Son
A baby boy was born in Baker City on Sunday December 6 1908 to Mr and Mrs B R Eccles. The infant weighed twelve and a half pounds and is reported in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
B. R. Eccles
Al G Barnes Lions and Elephants At Steward Opera House
The Al G Barnes act opens at Steward opera house tonight for two shows. Lions, elephants, monkeys and ponies occupy the arena with heavy guarding and steel barriers to ensure safety as a parade brightens the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al G. Barnes
Steward Opera
Steward'’e Opera House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Sehnke
Elks
J. M. Berry
Mac Richey
Ivenhoe
Mrs
Wil) French
Mrs. Bridges
The
Bridges Concert Company
Silverthorn & Mack's Drug Store
W. D. McMillan
Cunningham
Ferguson
Lilly-Fowler Hardware Store
Steward's Opera House
Santa Claus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!