Local items from La Grande area highlight calls and arrivals
Mew to Hot Lake. J Var Buren and Ja Kumble travel for business. Miss Bonnie Smith tied to Hiwin office. Mrs Rinehart and others visiting La Grande relatives. Several residents returning from trips. current topic club plans. railway and timber activity noted. quarantine on J Heughan family. upcoming Kaff ee Katch at M K Hill home. local transport updates and car sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Bonnie Smith
Hiwin Telephone
Atrand
Rinehart
Summerville
Jaiph Atkinson
Jeff
President to take full control of canal construction
A report from the Interdiate foreign commerce committee urged dissolving the canal commission and placing all canal construction under the President. The finding noted the work cannot proceed efficiently under a commission and called for centralized leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whellington
Fethmian Canal Commission
Interdiate Foreign Commerce
Hivee
Commission
Washington
Woman shoots grower in bitter cold near his store
In New York on February 9 Martha Erichsohn fired a revolver at William Schwanemann a grower near his store after hours of waiting. He was fatally wounded and she fled the scene. Reports say she is a German immigrant who left her husband and two children to elope with Schwanemann, who feared bigamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fontain
Pleasant Valley
Poantain
A. Rainey
Elgin
la Grande
Nebraska
B &. C. Smith
Vila
Union County
New York
Martha Erichsohn
William Schwanemann
Germany
sScohwaneman
Kher
Power Hammer At La Grande Iron Works
The La Grande Iron Works unveils a mammoth power hammer designed and built in house. It operates with 1000 to 1200 pound blows at 250 strokes per minute, eight feet tall and weighing 8000 pounds, capable of shaping eight inch square steel or iron pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Notice of final account hearing in Mary A. Aldrich estate
Notice states Mertie Aldrich as administrator of Mary A. Aldrich deceased filed the final account in Union county Oregon. The county court sets Tuesday March 2, 1909 at 10:00 a.m. at the La Grande Oregon courthouse for hearing objections and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertle Aldrich
Mary A. Aldrich
Union County
Oregon
Cas
la Grande
Mertie Aldrich
Land value in Newberg doubles over two decades
Twenty years ago observers argued land in Newberg was priced too high. The Graphic notes that since then the value has doubled two or three times and current occupants are more prosperous than former holders.
Eye sight fitting promise from La Grande doctor
An ad touts a doctor in La Grande offering glasses with easy and comfortable fitting. It claims a unique life’s work study and promises success where others fail for headaches and weak eyes.
Lini ment Highlighted for Muscular Rheumatism Relief
This common form of muscular rheumatism has no internal treatment needed. Apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely three times a day with quick relief. The liniment has proven valuable for muscular rheumatism and is sold by all good dealers.
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Kirk
Hot Lake
J. Var Buren
Walla Walla
Ja Kumble
J. W. McAlleter
Eijaa J. Hall
Wallowa
Vonductor
Mra
Seemann
D. Crow
Home Telephone Company
F.K. Noordhoff
Pendleton Academy
Golden Rule Company
Joe Ebersole
Genias
Poley House
Seattle Veterinn
J. Heughan
M. K. Hill
Mas. Dimes
M. K. Hall
C. A. Wurpillat
Charles’ Farrier
Hileard
W. K. Lindsey
Frank Sanford
BR. Wissler Rellon
Pendleton
Huntington
Waffte
J. WH. Rinehart
Felde
Elin
Wallen Walla
T. N.gollihan
Spokane
Pavily
Canal Commission
Lailees Meroe
Cwlhrie
Okla
Masonic Boltice
Oklahoma
Hin
Opoor
Wnhoma
Formor
COVE
Logan-Sherwood Realty Company
Girls
Freewater
Milton
Royal Arch Chapter
Dr. W. D. McMillan
Denistry
la Grande National Bank
Tostalied
Mammoth
Enterprise
la Grande, Oregon
Newberg
W.H. Keating
Salt Lake
Sunny San Luis
Colorado
Libéral Commission
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
San Luis Valley
Bank of Commerce
Kansa
Globe-Wernicke
F. S. Ivanhoe
Dr. N. Moulter
Henry & Carr
Furnishers LA Grande
Chamberlain
Business College
PRT
Pinesalve
Linea Pourrice
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