Fraternal Orders Meet in La Grande Weekly Notices
Local fraternal groups list meetings across Masonic Lodges Odd Fellows and similar bodies. Includes notices for La Grande Camp No. 7703 O R S and Star Encampment No. 21 with meeting times, emblems, and cordial invitations to visiting members. Also lists dog tax warning and an appliance sales pitch for Never-Cool Roiler Insulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawiards
D. B. Cox
C. P. W. A. Worstell
Gerbe
Range Roiler Insulator Mfg. Co
Wash. St
Portland
Ore
Notice to creditors of Farmers & Traders Nations Bank
Washington October 13 1908 notice to all persons with claims against The Farmers and Traders Nations Bank of La Grande Oregon presenting to Walter Meineir Receiver legal proof within three months or claims be barred Lawrence Mutrat Comptroller of the Circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miehner
Dinner at The Model Restaurant The Old Standby
The model restaurant offers a satisfying dinner option with classic dishes and a comfortable setting. Aimed at a quick, reliable meal, it emphasizes familiar flavors and timely service for patrons seeking a dependable dining choice.
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Model Restaurant
Frank Foreman Dies in Lincoln Nep
Frank Foreman died at a Lincoln Nebraska hospital around midnight. He was about 60 years old and had been a member of the Bridges Concert company. He lived in La Grande for the past year and a half and led the Methodist church choir. His wife, brothers, sister, and parents in Lincoln mourn his loss. Foster Foreman, employed by George Palmer Lumber, traveled to Lincoln and reached the bedside before death. Funeral arrangements were not announced in the telegram received by local friends. Foreman had a history of heart trouble leading to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Foreman
Lincoln
Neb
George L. Cleaver
Foreman
Bridges Concert Company
la Grande
Methodist Church
Foster Foreman
George Palmer Lumber Company
Suffering in Portland Storm Leaves City Paralyzed
William Miller reports Portland facing the worst storm in its history with nine inches of snow and city streets blocked. Trains arriving from the west show two feet in Kamela while main thoroughfares stay open only sparingly and suburban residents must walk to their jobs. The bitter cold and 6 above zero temperature compound the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Portland
Mr. Miller
Kamela
BG WOODMAN COMING TO LA GRANDE CAMP
Members of the W O W lodge expect an official visit from Head Consul I L Boak on Thursday January 21. At the January 12 meeting the camp will decide on entertainment for the visit. This marks the second time La Grande camp has hosted him. The first visit occurred about three years ago. The event is anticipated to bring a banner time for the local camp.
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I. L. Boak
la Grande
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Oestk St
Hercoge's
Stor
la Grande Camp
O. F. Hall
FE. C. Davis
Charles Dodequa
A. J. Warner
D. B. Coe
Rande Acrie
Eli Hall
At & P.m
Attemel
H Proctor
Sean
Hope Chagaer
Weneste
Paar
Fenrwet
W. Wie
A Warnick
Il B
A. Meote
I. O. O. F. Ball
J. A. Armuckle
Co. J. Vanderepool
Wooten
la Grande Ledge
K. of P. Hall
Corpe
M. M. Marquis
J. H. Ebenby
Quanéffe
Oswald
Olswinkler
Yeland City
Poresters
America
Marion No
P. Hall
Sc. J. Vanberpoel
Board of Trustees
G. L. Biggers
Oscar Berger
Herbert Pattipon
ALP
A. M
la Grande Lodge No
A. F
R. L. Lincoln
W. M. A. C. Williams
Katgiets of
Pythins
Rei Cres
R. L
Lincoln, KE
L. C
Hevery Ffret
Air
San
Klantworth
Eva Mintyre
Crystal Lodge Mo
LO. C. F. Hall
Ragereil B. Worstell
N. G
Thame Cox
B.P
la Grande Boetige No
Wits
Depot Street
WieHington Avenue
Co. F. Denn
City Recorder
J. W. Waldon
City of
Treasury Department
Office of the Comptroller of the
Washington, D. C
Ers Nations Bank of la
Grande
Oregon
Lawrence
Mutrat
J. A. Arbuckle
Jl.r. Oliver la Grande National Bank
L. H. Winn
Nowlin's Drug Store
Newlin Drag Co.'s
Sue
Combs
Woodman
Boak
Scheurer
G. C. Scheurer
Wallowa
Union County
A. B C. Laundry
Daily Observer
Cadillac
Buick
W. H. Bohnenkamp CO
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