Local Fraternal Orders Meet in La Grande
Directory lists Eagles La Grande Aerie 269 F C E meets Fridays at 8 p m in Redmen Hall. La Grande Lodge No 16 meets Saturdays. visiting brethren invited. Star Encampment No 31 LO C F meets first and third Thursdays. Eastern Star Hope Chapter No 13 meets second and fourth Fridays at 7 30 p m. Foresters of America Court Maid Marion No 22 meets Thursdays. Friendship Tent No 31 K C T meets Wednesdays. LO T M Hive No 27 meets first and third Thursdays. La Grande Lodge No 1 meets until 4a times. visiting brothers invited. Woodmen of the World La Grande Lodge 169 meets Fridays.
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Eagles
la Grande Aerie
Redmen Hall
Lewis Building
J. R. Snook
W. S
la Grande Lodge No. 16
Cemetery Hin
Model Restaurant
E. Cooninor
N. G
Eastern Star
C. E
Hope
Masonic Genevive Inkamp
Many A
Wannick
la Grande Gamp
F. ‘Hall
C.S. Williams
V. C. Joan Hart
Foresters OF Ameriga
Marion No. 22
Redman Hall
Brothers Ee
L. L. Swoparass Financial Sec. Board of
Dr. of L
I.0
LO. T.M. Hive
Redmen
Mavuos
M. C. Vessry
Grande Lodge
Oelock
Elke Hu
F. S. Ivantog
G. E. McOuiy
Tall Nthe Corp
N. L Ackies
J. H. Keeney
Treasury Warrants Call for La Granite City Funds
Notice states funds available to pay outstanding General Fund warrants up to No 4758 endorsed March 4 1604 and unpaid interest on warrants Nos 4698 to 4768 ceases. Water Fund warrants up to No 6856 endorsed October 11 2006 and interest on Nos 5636 to 6885 ceases. La Grande Oregon February 9 1906 E J Wars City Treasurer.
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General Fund
la Granite City
Treasury
Water Fund
la Grand City
la Grande
Oregon
E.J. Wars
City Treas
Rand Acknowledges Support for La Grande Land Office
In a La Grande letter Hon. John L. Rand rejects rumors he would oppose La Grande interests or back moving the land office. He vows to oppose any such removal and to remain a friend to La Grande voters if elected to Congress, addressing residents directly.
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John L. Rand
la Grande
Congress
la Grand
Land Office
Baker City
Stegen
Port land Oregonian seeks 25 for Yellowstone trip contest
T M Brinkman of the Portland Oregonian is in the city assisting a contest to send 25 young ladies on a 15 day trip to Yellowstone National Park in July. Miss Allie Stephens is the only nominee from La Grande in district 11. Ballots are at Jay Van Buren store and voting closes June 1 with the top in each district winning the trip. Oregonian will publish full results and details every Wednesday and Saturday.
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T. M. Brinkman
Portland Oregonian
Yellowstone National Park
Allie Stephens
la Grande
Jay van Buren
The
Oregonian
Squirrels Foretell Spring as Palouse Warms
Ground squirrels emerge in Pullman Washington as warm sunny days arrive. Farmers begin plowing and plan a large spring grain crop. Palouse winter brings more snow than in years past and the ground remains well soaked.
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Pullman
Wash
Palouse
Combination cars planned for Pendleton Spokane service
On March 1 the Pendleton Spokane passenger trains Nos 7 and 8 will remove the Pullman car and add a combination dining and parlor car if O R N officials approve. A J Graig of the system plans the new service with kitchen dining room buffet apartments observation room and parlor. The new cars aim to provide a daylight, convenient, and practical ride.
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Pendleton
Evangelist Handsaker Schedules Central Church Services
Evangelist Handsaker announces Sunday events at Central Church of Christ. At 3 p m. sermon on Letters of Flesh and Blood. At 6:50 p m. song and praise service. At 8 p m. sermon The Battle over the Empty Grave. Services continue next week with Fifteen Minutes in Hell.
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Evangelist Handsaker
Central Church of Christ
Hell
What Is 10 Become Of Him Continued
Johnnie Bartlebaugh remains confined in the county jail for five days with no letter from his father living in Elgin twenty one miles away. He clings to hope in his mother in Walla Walla while Ko kitten Lazy keeps him comforted as he awaits the judge’s decision.
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Johnnis Bartlebaugh
Elgin
Johnnie
Walla Walla
Nas
Idaho suffrage a success as women vote wiser
R B Waiour of Huntington Oregon recounts twelve years in Boise Idaho. He asserts both major parties now nominate only careful candidates with clean reputations. He notes women voters are more informed, vote conscientiously, and polling places are quiet and orderly after women gained the ballot.
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Idaho
Boise
R. B. Waiour
Huntington
Oregon
Dissolution of Drs Biggers and Biggers Practice
The partnership is dissolved by mutual consent with Dr G W Biggers retiring. The office will be conducted by Dr G L Biggers. Debts to the late firm should be settled at once at the office.
Stockholders Meeting for La Grande Masonic Building Association
The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the office of Turner Oliver at 2 PM on February 19 1906 to elect a board of directors and handle other business. J E Rewnoios, Sec.
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The
la Grande Masonic Building Association
Turner Olivér
Ave
J. E. Rewnoios
Sac
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Nebraska
Maggie Shearer
Union Woolen Mills
J. C Henry
J. J. Carr
LA Grande Iron Works
Fitzgerald
Spring Brook Dairy
Agnew Adama Avenue
Day
Mrs. Day
Foley House
G. L. Biggers
W. P
D. E. Gox
LO. C. F
Mesta
Gor Pas
Odd Fellows Hall
Ei R. Snoox
C. P
TGQ
Dewitt’s
Hazel
DeWitt's
Ik Fon
Dewitt
C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
A. T. Hilt
Rah
Rahi
University of Oregon
Glee and
Mancolin Clubs
Robert Rountree
Irving M. Glen
Opera House
Web
LA Grande Nursery
Geo. W. Powe T
Willow
Catalpha
Carolina Poplar
California
Raspberry
Lyman & Sun
Stockholders’ Meeting
Loring
Whitol
Penn
Nevada
Bon
Hill Druggist
C. L. Smith Creamery Building
WM. Reynolds
SAY Pune
COLT
G. E. Fowler
Oxford
James Farquharson
Louvre
Chris Wright
Fir
Union Paci
Tome Mehet la Ghaldr
Vortland
Les Py Hern
Walls Watla
Hinglen
Barmotog
Ani
Spode
Saabs
Daler N. Aisle Uynatlig
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Sita Ys
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