Fraternal and civic lodge notices list meetings and contacts
Community fraternal pages advertise lodge meetings. Amew's Star encampment and multiple orders including Star No 51 Odd Fellows hall meet first and third Thursdays. Hope Chapter No 15 meets second and fourth Wednesdays. La Grande Camp No 7703 meets first and third Mondays. Foresters of America Court night in O R M hall. Friendship Tent No 5 K C T meets second and third Wednesdays. Hive No 27 meets first and third Thursdays. La Grande Lodge No 465 Elks meets Thursdays. Woodmen of the World La Grande Lodge No 169 meets second and fourth Thursdays. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F
Odd Fellows Hall
R. Sxoo
G. P
Eamonn Rosthson
Scribe
Ie Star
E. S
Reistanp
V. C
Joan Hart
Foresters OF America
O. R. M. Hall
Ss. Ferporg
Sec
Board of Trustees
G.L. Biggers
Iohn Hall
Herbert Pattison
F. Hall
G. T. Weismypencer
Max Bioca
É Lady Porrun
Haze. Banwas
la Grande Lodge No
Elks Hall
Adams Avenue
F. S. Iwaxner
E. McCuty
Woodmen OF the World
C.C. F
W. Berry
J. K. Wrucer
Turner Oliver Answers County Court Proceedings
Turner Oliver declares he did not seek a court order to force the sheriff to accept delinquent taxes or grant credit. He details paying half taxes by April and the second half by October, the sheriff’s refusals, and a county court petition that sought only a square deal, not special favors. He cites prior court actions reducing railroad tax charges and a Portland land sale case as context for alleged preferential treatment. He concludes corporations should be taxed equally and urges no public officer to accept favors from railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncenwea
Turner Oliver
Tula
Sheriff's Office
Circuit Court
Sheriffs Office
Board of Equalization
M. A. Harrison
Harrison
Penington
Forsooth
O. R. & MN. Railway Company
Ibex Land Co
Portland
Turten Oniven
la Grande
Oragon
Reminiscences of Lyle Tuesday Musicale Club
A ten year retrospective by a charter member recounts fourteen original members and thirty four names in the first year. The club began at Mrs Lyle s residence with her as first president and later moved to a Commercial Club building. It notes losses via illness, weddings, births, and ongoing growth with a planned expansion and evolving meeting practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justre
Rip van Winkie
Lyla
Bessie Henry
Lyle
Henggrend
Commercial Club
Desthanger
Robart Smith
Mandolin Club
the Stork
Strayed red steer with brand 11 reported
A red steer aged one to two years is missing from Dab Arnot area. It bears a 11 brand on the right hip a swallow fork on the right and a swallow bit on Taftler. Contact GW Pinwtienese if found.
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. A. L_ RICHARDSON
Sumacn
N. Molitor
Rhone and Depot
Willard Smith
Lewis
Summer House
Bacon & Hall
Foley
M. T. Bacon
M. K. Hall
Charles E. Hawke, M. D
Phsician
Reavis Bros
Ux Granoe
Oaunon
DES
Biggers & Biggers
Poynicians
Biggers
M.D. Geo
L. Biggore
K.lsion
J. M. Berry
Tore
Madion Ava
ori_er
G. W
Nigger Lagrande
Oregon
P. A. Charlton
Hill's
W. T. Downes
Red * Gross Drug Store
Crawford & Crawford
Oragoon
J. W. Knowles
Amp Counsellom
Ralston Building
H. T. Williams
Willliams Williams Bros
Attorneys-At-Law
Ralston
L. A. Pickler
Foley Bidg
la Granoe
Onsoo
Ralph F. Fernandez
Tampa
Fla
Newlin
Have Smith
Smith Creamery
la Grande Inventment Company
la Grands, Ore
Foley Building
Jefferson Avenue
G. H. Powmns
Minnesota Land Man
Casumver
Dea
la Granoe Investment Co
la Grande Invastmant Company
C. R. Twornton
F. E. Moore
PU Sen
Amew's
Eagles
la Grande Aerio
Fedmes Hall
J. E Potrock
W.S
J. A. Matorr, W. P
Madamera My Moss
N. G
Seattle Grocery Company
Zundel & Lawson
GEO
Kreiger
Laraude
Robert Smith
Dr. Richardson
Miss Kirk
Bodmer
Tuesday Musicale Club
J. W. Soriber
Nirwim Devs Co
Suonr Lin
Aun Union Pacitis
Seles
Esse
Edward Propeck
Oxford
James FA
E. Thorson
Ptatode
Tigars
Jefferson Acetty
Onpesive
Denat
Salora
Chas. Anderson Prep
Opperte de Ot
Louvre
Chris Wright
Prop
Sa'orm
Jeffertom Avenue
van Buren
Lowney’s
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