Local notes from La Grande Pendleton and Baker City
Local items report visits and trips of Chester Hanson J J Pearsons Elgin A B Heulat J W Jott and 0 A Coffin in Baker City La Grande and Pendleton W D Spencer Mrs M J Donohue convalescing Father Whyte to return early March Miss Lulu Mitchell Edwin Union S K Cole Padre Whyte duties transfers Noordhoff M B Gullitt abroad stock movements H L Alexander Imbler funeral Mrs Jacob White quarantine Andrew Alstott J P Kennedy social meeting planned Elizabeth Miller Prosser C T Galloway Union Manger road clearances Harry Mays Portland Harry Miller to arrange spring minstrels I W Crawford quarantine J J Strong fence Harris sisters Alma and Florence Brummerville Mabel Johnston Moss Chapel teachers examination Mrs Harry Miller Clint Draper Baker City Elks minstrels Dayton Dayton boy funeral Thronson Shimesley and James Officer Shensley replacement aster show in Pendleton
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Chester Hanson
North Powder
J. J. Pearsons
Elgin
la Grande
A. B. Heulat
Baker City
J. W. Jott
A. Coffin
Spokesman-Review
W. D. Spencer
M. J. Donohue
la Grippe
Lulu Mitchell
Union
K. Cole
Father Whyte
St. Vincent Hospital
Portland
J. Hopper
Golden Rule
Pendleton Tribune
D. HB. Stewart
Father A. Sullivan
Pendleton
H. L. Alexander
Imbler
Jacob White
Mormon Tabernacle
Andrew Alstott
J. P. Kennedy
Elizabeth Miller
Prosser
C. T. Galloway
Mountain Division
Harry Mays
Joseph
Harry Miller
Salem
I. W. Crawford
Walden
J. J. Strong
Thomas 8. Harris
Alma
Florence Harris
District fair plans decorate pavilion with asters
The district fair will be held next fall with a large pavilion adorned by many hues of asters. Councilman J T Williamson is expected to recover and be at his office tomorrow after a brief illness. Petitions circulate in First ward to place W Wainwright on the official ballot for councilman. Rev Dressler now in Prairie City is at Hot Lake for knee injury treatment and shows improvement. Sleighs came from the mountains this afternoon and the mountain fronds are in excellent shape for the season.
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J.T. Williamson
W. Wainwright
Dressler
Cove
Prairie City
Hot Lake
Frizsel and Johnston Wed at First Baptist Church
Frizsel of Frizzle ranch and Miss Vesta D Johnston of Summersville wed yesterday at 3:90 at the pastorium of First Baptist Church with Rev Otheen officiating. Attendant Miss Mariel Johnston, bride’s sister, teaches at Moss Chapel school. The couple will honeymoon at Union and live on the Fringel ranch near Bummerville.
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Frizsel-Johnson
First Baptist Church
Frizzell
Vesta D. Johnston
Summersville
Otheen
Mariel Johnston
Moss Chapel
Pleasant Grove
Pilot Rock Saloon Fight Sparks Local Intimidation
Pendleton Oregon February 12. A Pilot Rock saloon committee of 12 warned C S Tellison from Thomas Jacques hardware against opposing them. Tellison refused and his employer also refused to discharge him. The tactics mirror earlier Pendleton gambling agitation and a local worker was forced to resign to protect his employer.
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Pendleton
Ore
Pilot Rock
Tellison
Thomas Jacques Hardware
Hia
Grand Master Coming to Visit Local Odd Fellows
Grand Master Richard Scott of Portland will pay an official visit to La Grande lodge No. 16, I O O F, on Monday evening February 24. Local members plan a rousing reception and may invite nearby lodges to join, aiming for a memorable event for officers and members.
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Odd Fellows
la Grande Lodge No. 16
O. F
Richard Scott
Portland
Fans Agree Baker City Will Enter Pro Baseball League
Baker City fans meet to join a professional baseball league including La Grande Pendleton and Walla Walla. A committee will seek subscriptions from residents and business leaders to fund the project.
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Baker City
Baseberg
la Grande
Pendieton
Walla Walla
Ainance Ha
County Registrations Lag For Primary Election
County clerks report registration slow with about 1000 voters yet to register. Around 690 reside in city precincts and similar numbers in the rural areas. Primaries close April 7 with May 15 reopening for the June election.
Horses Wanted for Red Front Livery Stables Sale
Twenty five head of horses and mares weighing 1050 to 1400 pounds offered by C. W. Todd at Red Front livery stables La Grande Oregon. Horses must be in good flesh and well broken to harness. Date Saturday Feb 15 1908. Lower age and blemishes not considered.
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C. W. Todd
la Grande
Ore
Trees and Shrubs Offered by Union Nurseries Oregon
Union Nurseries in Union Oregon advertise a large stock of apple cherry pear and shade trees at reasonable prices. They invite readers to Bend for a price list and offer real estate sales and loan commission services with a bold sales claim about selling more real estate than anybody.
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Union
Ore
Bend
Real Estate, Loan & Commission Co
Valentine Gift Books In Town At Ferguson's
The only Valentine gift books in town are at Ferguson's 2 11 31 Ferguson's.
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Valentine
Grafting Declared Dead by Indiana Medical Expert
Dr H C Parker of the Indiana School of Medicine states grafting is a dead issue in modern medicine, signaling a shift away from the procedure. The claim reflects the expert's view on evolving surgical methods and plant grafting in medical practice.
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H. C. Parker
Indiana School of Medt
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