Local items from La Grande and Union area
Local notes show E Severance in town, E E Bragg and others visiting Union for business, Ed Kiddle pursuing flouring mills interests, W K Davis the Eilers Piano man on a short Union visit, and Fred Taylor of the sugar factory active there. O R N witness Jesse Harvey at the courthouse, Howard Moore of Seattle leaving for Baker City, Mrs H Scott returning from Monument, and Geo Gobel set for another Socialist talk. Some residents plan to move to La Grande. Fred Holmes visits Island City and holds multiple company roles.
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E. Severance
Baker City
Central Church of Christ
E. E. Bragg
Union
Ed Kiddle
W. K Davis
Eilers
Fred Taylor
George O'Neil
Walla Walla
O'Neil Plumbing Company
RR Palmer
al Andrews
Jesse Harvey
O R.&n
Echo
Court House
McGregory O.R. & N
Howard W Moore
Seattle
Moore
Baise
H Scott
Monument
Grant County
J. M. Clark
Fred Holmes
Island City
A. Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Island City Mercantile Company
G.m.&s Company
Elgin Milling Company of
Elgin
E. M. & M.company
Enterprise
Wallowa Marcantile Company
Hts
Wallowa Sun
Morning jaunt to Elgin links court case and fire suit
The Elgin branch crew was called out at 5:30 AM for an early trip to Elgin and back. Wm Morelyck of Elgin and H H Weatherapoon, OR N agent at Elgin, seek damages from a trial at the courthouse over the burning of the Elgin warehouse where the plaintiffs furniture was stored. Sheriff Childers rode as the sole passenger and returned with subpoenaed witnesses.
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Elgin
Wm. Morelyck
H. H. Weatherapoon
OR & N
Court House
McGregory
Sheriff Childers
Hays Brother Telegraphs Death of Los Angeles Grocer
Rev EB Hays pastor of the Presby terian church received news that his brother Geo P Hays of Los Angeles died suddenly yesterday afternoon. He had been a leading grocer in Los Angeles for several years and was thirty nine at death.
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EB Hays
Presbyterian Church
Geo. P. Hays
Los Angeles
Hays
Pneumo
Los Amgeres
Goodall Named Acting Secretary to Oregon Railroad Commission
George Goodall, formerly of La Grande and private secretary to Justice T. G. Hailey, is appointed acting secretary of the Oregon railroad commission until a permanent secretary is chosen. He previously served as secretary for the Oregon Lewis and Clark fair commission and may be a practical railroad man for the role. Newlin Drug Co. urges continued customer service.
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George Goodall
la Grande
T. G. Hailey
Supreme Court
Can Mission
Oregon
Mr.Goodall
Jude. P. Goodall
Union County
Oregon Lewis and Clark’ Fair Commission
Codification of City Ordinances Nears Printing
Attorneys Cochran and Cochran completed the codification authorized earlier. A typewritten draught has been filed with the Charter and Ordinance committee, and the code is ready for the printers.
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Cochran
State v Fisher verdict finds liquor sale guilty
The jury in the case of the State vs Fisher returned a guilty verdict after deliberation. Fisher was charged with selling liquor in quantities less than a gallon.
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Fisher
Governor Signs Osteopathy Regulation Bill in Oregon
Dr. F E Moore reported a telegram this morning confirming the bill regulating the practice of Osteopathy in Oregon was signed last evening by the Governor, making it a law.
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F E Moore
Oregon
Special Meetings In Central Church of Christ
J N Klein was arraigned before Justice Hough this afternoon on the charge of permitting gambling in his place of business. He waived examination and gave bonds to appear before the circuit court. The bonds are 259 dollars.
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J.N. Klein
Justice Hough
New Oregon School Laws Delayed Until May Twenty Sixth
State Superintendent Ackerman reports that recent school law enactments will not take effect until May 26 this year. District boards are expected to receive revised laws by that date to guide implementation.
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Oregon
Ackerman
Constipation Curable by Osteopathy Says Ad
An advertisement claims constipation is more curable by osteopathy than any other method with nine tenths of cases responsive. It urges patients tired of drugs to seek osteopathic physicians who restore nerve and blood supply to the intestinal tract for natural relief. The notice promotes Newlin Drug Gu and a service orientation.
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Buster Brown
the Golden Rule Company
CQIST
Gesore
Ranoran
Aviny Vey
Tyes
ENUE
Cuenny's
Tage
Mgnt
Newuin Daus Company
Rothy
Grp Ff
Lrusses
Dorothy
Priges
Ercalva OG Nghome
Home Journal Patterns
Wm. Baise
Haines
Balfe
la Grane
J. F. Campbell
Geo Gobel
Hay
Newlin Drug Go
T.N. Murphy
Hardware and Grockery
Newlin Drug Gu
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