John Dunn Bccomess His Mining Life in Minam Region
John Dunn, longtime miner and prospector, died in town last evening. Mourners W B Daugherty from Joseph and Hinkley from Walla Walla prepared his body for shipment. Dunn wed at the hand of the Minam for 25 years and left two sacks of high grade ore. samples were sent to relatives in Walla Walla. Some ore suggests rich ledges in Minam country.
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W. B. Daugherty
Joseph
Mr. Hinkley
Walla Walla
John Dunn
Henry & Carr
Daugherty
Dunn
Minam
Observer on tap at Chautauqua grounds this week
The Observer will be available on site at the Chautauqua grounds during Chautauqua Week. Campers may arrange delivery of their papers there, and extra copies will be sold at the park booth for those not wanting delivery address changes.
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Chautauqua
Observer
Seemanns Return From California Visit
Dr and Mrs Seemann report Southern California life agrees with former La Grande businessmen F L Brenholts and R E Smith now living there. They attended the International Sunday schools convention in San Diego and enjoyed the trip with former La Grande associates.
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F. L. Brenholts
R. KE. Smith
la Grande
California
W. 8. Seemann
Doctor
Big Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Counell Happ
Dr H Upton reports the birth of a 14 1 2 pound son to Mr and Mrs Frank Counell this morning. The infant is described as exceptionally healthy and is said to be the heaviest baby born in Union county in several years.
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Frank Counell Happ
H. ©. Upton
Frank Council
Union County
Donovans Welcome Portland Baby Boy Born July Fifth
A son was born in Portland on July 5 to Mr and Mrs Tim Donovan. The newborn adds joy to the family and marks a new arrival in the community.
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Portland
Tim Donovan
Sunset Magazine July Vacation at Los Angeles Beaches
The issue promotes seaside escapes in Los Angeles with Peter B Kyne's The Call of the Cool Sea Breeze and A M Williamson's The Spell. It highlights four color illustrations and notes availability at all newsstands.
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Los Angeles Beaches
Peter B. Kyne
C. N
A. M. Williamson
Asle
Society Notes Reflect a Week of Fun and Weddings
The column catalogs a week of social activity with Riverside park camping, swimming and fitness stunts, a silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Foley and a nine course family dinner. It notes marriages in Union county and La Grande Oregon, and previews royal tours and major conventions across North America and Europe.
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J. E. Foley
Julius Roesch
Annie
Louise and
Marcus
Herman Roesch
Etta Foley
Jerome Foley
P. A. Foley
Gangloff
Mise Crowe
Jerry
BE. Foley
P. A. Giisetta
Foley Grill
Mrs. Foley
Rere Sarah
John H. Nice
Marie Johnson
la Grande
Oregon
Justice of the Peace
Arthur C. William
North Powder
Elks Gather in Atlantic City for National Convention
Delegates and visitors flood Atlantic City for the annual Elks convention. Hotels fill, boardwalk decorations blaze, and a three day grand lodge session opens with Governor Wilson and Mayor Stoy welcoming attendees. Potential election of grand exalted ruler stirs strongest buzz among delegates.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Elks
Tucker
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin P. Stoy
Harray Bacharach
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
Grand Lodge
John P. Sullivan
New Orleans
Arthur ©. Moreland
New York
Charles Ri Rnsbury
Dallas
Portland
Ore
el L. Biggers
Grand Lodge of That Order
Georgia to Vote on U S Senator as Plural Candidates Rise
Washington July forecast notes the Georgia legislature will cast its first vote Tuesday to elect a successor to the late Senator Clay. Prominent contenders include Governor Hoke Smith Senator Tarrell Tom Watson and Col Pleasant A Stovall of Savannah. Republican Kentucky will nominate a state ticket at a Boulsville convention with Judge E C O rear a probable choice for governor. No instructions are proposed for the United States senator and probably none.
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Washington, D. C
Georgia
United States
Clay
Hoke Smith
Tarrell
Tom” Watson
Col
Pleasant A. Stovall
Savannah
Kentucky
Boulsville
Court of Appeals
Earthquake Shakes Buda Pesth with Panic in Hungary
Dispatches report a heavy quake in Buda Pesth Hungary causing widespread panic but no serious loss of life. Authorities fear enormous damage in the city and surrounding areas.
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Hungary
Vienna
Buda Pesth
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