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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
2
MW A La Grande Camp No 7703 meets Mondays at I C C F Hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. Officers Currey and Jord on sign as clerks. Foresters of America Court Maid clarion No 2 meets Wednesdays in K of P hall. Brothers invited. Haisten Herring Vanderpoetl listed as officers.
Star Encampment No 3 and La Grande Lodge No 169 announce their regular meetings. Star Encampment meets every second and fourth Wednesday in Odd Fellows hall with visiting patriarches welcome. W O W notes meetings Tuesday evenings with K of F balance and commanding officers listed.
City shows appreciation for the La Grande Fire Department as annual hall net profits reach 230 dollars, larger than last year. Tickets sold reflect loyalty with Mrs Zuber buying ten and pledging more. L C Smith, Foard auto agent, returns from Enterprise and Wallowa points after attending to dents for 110 machines.
Letters remaining uncalled for include Mrs. Evans Mrs. Blake Bros Daily Thomas J H Duncan J J Hill Mrs Chris Johnson Mrs John Marshall Mr Robert Putzier Mr A W Steelman Wampler Mr W D Wyatt Mr Earl Wren Earl. letters sent to dead letter office January 28 1910 by G M Richey P M.
B P O E La Grande Lodge No 433 meets each Thursday at 8 PM in Mieswick Depot and Washington Avenue. Visiting brothers are invited to attend. Exalted Ruler H. E. Coolidge and Recording Secretary Hugh McCall.
Subordinate La Grande Lodge No. 16 and Crystal Lodge No. 50 announce regular meetings at their halls with officers Robus and Snook in charge. Invitations extend to visiting brothers and members, with secretaries listed for each lodge.
The special services in the MoH Church Southio opened last evening with Rev. Tox road of Millon delivering an inspiring address. Attendees expressed belief that great results will follow and the public is cordially invited to attend.
An obscure wartime style item notes Bussey’s hack line activity with references to service day and night, baggage transfers, and private events. It mentions Paul’s, a cigar sire, a phone line, and logistics terms like funerals and private parties. The fragment preserves basic transit and transfer cues without clear dates.
A firm identified as O. F. Coolidge and partners announces a sale of its interest to 0 kh. Coolidge. The notice states a mutual agreement and indicates a change of control effective immediately.
The firm asks those with claims or overdue accounts to present them or call to settle. Dated January 11, 1917, the notice lists C. F. Coolidge H. E. Coolidge 0. R. Coolidge. Newlin Book and Stationary Company advertises phonographs on the installment plan.
John W. Maitland of Vancouver Washington filed a notice of intention to make dawn on the land described in his sworn statement No 01869 for sections 9 and 16 in township 5 south range 36 east Willamette meridian. The land office at La Grande Oregon will hear the proof on the February unknown date before the register and receiver.
Public auction notice outlines sale actions under local authorities. Details are partially legible with core items including the auction date time and location referenced in the readable segments. Officials urge interested bidders to monitor further notices for complete terms and conditions.
Saturday afternoon at one o clock sharp the sale of household furniture and goods continues until everything is sold. Everyone is urged to attend for bargains. Mrs T E Buehler 1614 Fourth Street.
The public is warned to buy only genuine dance tickets from the lodge. Genuine tickets are printed in red and bear the lodge seal. This warning comes by order of the committee.
Notice is given to all interested that James G Peach administrator for the estate of Tahiins G Peach deceased has filed final account in Union County Court Oregon. The court fixed February 10 1910 at 2 PM at the county court house La Grande Oregon for the hearing of the report and allowances. Dated January 9 1910 La Grande Oregon.
A local grocery advertisement invites customers to switch to its shop promising superior service. It notes many former customers became steady patrons and urges try-any-item engagement with the store operated by James G Snodgrass.
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