Local Nuptials Reported in City Notices
A pair of marriage notices appear from the area. Oscar Hedrick and Lottie J. Ball wed yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hedrick on Fir Street. The couple will reside in La Grande. D H Hall and Cora M Cunningham married January 12 1906 in Union County by Judge M A Harnson in the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redrick—Ball
Thomas’ Hedrick
Fir Street
Oscar Hedron
Lottie J. Ball
Oregon City
Marriae
King O
la Grande
Hall—Cunningham
D. H. Hall
Cora M. Cuningham
Union
M.A. Harnson
Inuir County Court Room
City to notify owners to build sidewalk along Washington Avenue
The City Recorder is directed to notify abutting property owners on the north side of Washington Avenue between Elm and Fir streets to construct sidewalks as provided by ordinance. If not done within ten days the street superintendent will build at the owners’ expense. Passed January 10 1906 by La Grande Oregon City Council. Attest J R Snook Recorder. Dated January 12 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder
Washington Avenue
Elm and
Fir Street
City of
la Grande
Oregon
J. R. Snook
Osteopathy Aimed At Structural Nerve Relief For Paralysis
Osteopathy is presented as curative for partial paralysis and neuroses through structural realignment. The article claims improvements in writer's cramp telegrapher's paralysis and urinary troubles, with rapid relief and possible final cure from specialized manipulations.
Five Branch Lines Planned by Snake River Valley Railway
Amended incorporation papers reveal five branch railroads to be built across Washington Oregon and Idaho by Snake River Valley Railway Company linked to O R N Harriman system. Routes run Salmon river to Lemhi and Bannock counties Idaho toward Montana line with total cross state span about 500 miles. Additional lines would connect Baker City Milton and Umatilla areas with Oregon routes, forming through lines to Elgin and Grande Ronde river. Grand Lodge of Oregon officers schedule district reunions in Athena Baker City The Dalles with anticipated Supreme Representatives attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic
Fune
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Snake River Valley Railway Company
O. R. & N. Oc Harriman
Salmon River
Snake River
Lewiston
Lemhi Counties
Us i. Gri
Baker City
Ore
Powder River
Keating
Telecaset
Haines
Union
Milton
Umatilla County
Elgin
Bingham Station
Umatilla
Blue Mountains
Grande Ronde
George W. Jett
D.G
M. F. Davis
Grand Lodge of
Athena
Dalles
Grea
Davis
Supreme
W. L. Bradshaw
Wm. M. Gake
L. R. Stenson
J. W. Malphey
G. L. Burnaugh
Grand Tribune
Frank T. Wrightman
Baker Democrat
Married at Portland S.M. Campbell Wed Dora B. Jett
Mr S M Campbell of Baker County Oregon married Dora B Jett of Portland at 6 p m New Year’s Day. Rev E S Muckley of First Christian Church Portland officiated at Mrs R A Nodine’s home 6114 Gil san St. Best man W B Jett bridesmaid Cora M Nodine. A wedding dinner followed then they sailed on the Columbia to San Francisco and plan to settle in Baker County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.M. Campbell
Baker County
Oregon
Dora B. Jett
Portland
E S. Muckley
First Christian Church of
R. A.pdine
Gilsan St
W. B. Jett
Cora M. Nodine
Walter Gover Arrested in Eagle Valley Horse Case
Baker City Oregon January 12 Walter Gover son of a prominent Eagle Valley rancher has been arrested on information filed with District Attorney Lomax for larceny of a horse from Frank Baisley. Gover is held on 250 bond to answer to the circuit court. Baisley was recently tried for horse stealing and acquitted and the present arrest is linked to that case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Walter Gover
Eagle Valley
Lomax
Frank Baisley
Gover
Baisley
Woolen Mill for Boise Proposal Nears City
Boise Chamber of Commerce reports a large midwest woolen mill plans a Boise visit this month to discuss moving their operations here. The mill owners have exchanged letters with the chamber and prominent citizens and will survey the field before deciding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise Chamber of Commerce
Middle West
Boise
Arnica Salve Claims to Cure Skin Ailments
Mrs. Grant Shy of 1150 Reynolds St Springfield Ir endorses Aucklen arnica salve as a household necessity for cuts wounds burns soras and eruptions. The Newum Drug Co guarantees it for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aucklen
Grant Shy
Reynolds St
Springfield
Neweum Druc Co
Amusements Week Stand at Steward's Opera House
Grace Johnson Company booked to appear for a week starting January 22 at Steward's Opera House. Charles B Hanford season opens with promise as actors pursue demanding classic drama. Public taste trims the field but supports those who meet its high standards with strong stage interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Johnson Company
Steward’s Opera House
Nampord
Charles B. Hanford
Jesa
Ste PoWards
Sabannan
Block System Saves Train at Wright Siding in Nevada
Wells Nevada January 12 The Southern Pacific fast mail train No 9 carrying California and Oregon mail is saved by the block signal system at Wright siding about 40 miles east of Wells. A westbound freight broke loose two boxcars and a caboose rolling toward the siding. Engineer Noble halted the mail train at the red danger signal preventing a collision. No one aboard the mail train was injured though the runaway cars were crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Clarke
Sage- Brush
United Oregon Anthem at Portland Chamber Banquet
R R Hoge newly elected president of the Portland chamber of commerce spoke at the annual meeting and banquet praising Oregon's natural resources. The slogan United Oregon framed an enthusiastic gathering with a call to rally true Oregonians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
R. R. Hoge
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Portland Commercial Club
United
Oregon
Trials Begin Next Month In Oregon Land Fraud Cases
The article reports that trials in Oregon land fraud cases resume next month with United States District Attorney Bristol preparing an onslaught in Judge Wolverton's court. Judge Hunt will be in Portland, trials to begin soon, with Hermann likely first if not tried in Washington. No order set for the docket yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Hermann
Washington
United States
Bristol
Intraton
Whitman College Suspends Four Students Indefinitely
Four Whitman college students Clarence Morrow Robert Far ber Ora Holdman and Zenh Lockwood were suspended indefinitely after being found drinking in saloons and causing a disturbance at a public dance hall. The incident followed a night of town drinking and street fighting, with officers breaking up the melee. The college acted after confirming the facts, forcing the students to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Wash
Whitman College
Billings Hall
Clarence Morrow
Robert Farber
Ora Holdman
Zenh Lockwood
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A. L. Richardson
Sufrogen
Hill's Drug Store
N, Molitor M. D
Willard Smith
Suvoron
Lewis Building
Summer House
Main
Bacon & Hall
Phyligians
Foley
C. T. Bacon
M. K. Hall
Charles E. Hawke WM. D
Fribiaan & Commerce
Reavis Bros
Centists
Ofice Black
CG. B. Cawthorn
DKS
Biggers & Biggers
Bigger
J. M. Morry
Madiaga Ave
Profesuna Calle Promitiy
P. A. Charlton
Hills Drug Store
la Grande Or Residence
W. T. Downes
Red Gross Drug Store
Residence Corptn
Jet St
Wcrawford & Crawford
Attorneys-at-Law
Oregoon
J. W. Knowles
Ralston
H. T. Williams
A.C. Williams
Williams Bros
L. A. Pigeler
Bidg
Crecon
Stockholders Meeting
Grande National Bank
la Granda National Bank
Union County
Shell
F. L. Meyers
Have Smith
la Grande Investment Company
la Granne Investment Company
G. J. McLean
Moute Weaver
4Th Street
A. E. Jones
Corner 3d
Adams Avenue
Hollister
Newlin Drug Company
Adeling Smith
Brd and
Adams
Baker
la Grande Real Estate Association
Wm Miller & Bro
We Mitten
Hill's Drug
Ala
Sant Prica
Spring Brook
E. E. Scott
Newsin Dave Company
J. R. Oliver
Farm Loans
Union County Records
Office
Iappeare
R. Oliver
LA Grasde
Oregn
GEO. Kreiger
Oxford
James Fauquharson
E. Thorson
Ctgars
Jefereon Avert Oppentte Denot
Palace
Salor
Chas, Anderson Prop
Jefferson Avenue
Opperte de of
Louvre
Chris Wright
Fir
Eagle
Sa‘orn
Ulrich Lottis
Joronom Avenue
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