Local Real Estate Sale and Weather Notes
John Moore bought land in the Lindsay Stobert timber tract at sheriff's sale for 31390 dollars. Dr. E. Saunders is reported dangerously sick with typhoid at Hot Lake. A cold spell and fresh ice bring a skating spell to Union. C. W. Jones visited Portland and bought 1000 frogs to stock his Union duck ranch next year.
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John Moore
la Grande
Lindsay Stobert
E. Saunders
Hot Lake
Union
Cc. W. Jones
Portland
Talbot Duck Ranch
Webfoot
Mr. Jonce
Imbler Visitor Sees irrigation Drive for La Grande area
W E Anderson manager of Im ter Hardware visited La Grande this morning praising irrigation projects. He believes securing proper facilities will support a population of 75000 and notes Imbler’s prosperity while predicting Imbler could rival La Grande with better irrigation along the Sandridge route.
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W. E. Anderson
Im‘ter Hardware Company
la Grande
Anderson
Imbler
Sandridge
Bank Set to Open as Soon as Official Papers Arrive
The United States National Bank in this city will open once certificates and required documents arrive from Washington. The exact date hinges on the arrival of the official paperwork and is not yet determined.
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N. Bank
United States National Bank
Washington
Bank Opening Delayed by Comptroller Paper Delays
Officers estimate the bank opening will be delayed until after January 2 due to pending final papers from the comptroller of the currency, with a range of possible dates from the first to the fifteenth of the month.
Ulmer Demonstrates Poulsen Telegraphone In La Grande
Charles Ulmer will be in La Grande for a few days demonstrating the Poulsen telegraphone at the Paul cigar store. The device records human voice from a telephone or telegraph line on a magnetic surface and can be erased with a magnet. Demonstrations run for three days at the Char store for interested observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ulmer
la Grande
Poulsen
Paul Cigar Store
Char
Raffle At Paul Edgar Store Names Winners
A raffle held at the Paul Edgar store last evening announced prize winners William Nibler and Engineer A G Blair. Nibler, number 67, wins first choice of a Remington 12 gauge pump and a set of Meerschaum pipes, Blair, number 77, receives the second prize. Both winners are out of town and the spoiler remains untouched until their return.
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Paul Edgar
William Nibler
A. G. Blair
Nibler
Blair
Algonquin Tennis Club Plans Artificial Pond Project
The Algonquin Tennis club proposes a small artificial pond in the city center. Courts on First Street could be fenced and iced for hockey or hocker games if cold weather continues, using the space for club member activities.
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Algonquin Tennis Club
First Street
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Steward Opera House
University Glee Club
Orchestra
City Grocery
E. Pclack
Gome
Heacock’s Jewelry Store
Fanny Gornds
Newlin Drug Co
la Grande, Ore
G. E. Fowler
Union News
Tennis Club
Hill's Drug Store
Oregon
Gedar
Stoddard Lumber CO
George Palmer
Oregon Fire Relief Association
J. W. Oliver
la Grande,Or
Cor
6Th St
Washington Ave
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