Local items from the valley reflect travel and visits
Clay Rinehart arrives from Elgin to transact business. Mrs Laura Diggers departs for Portland. Dr Phy from Hot Lake visits. Mrs Thelson improves after illness. Mr and Mrs Stoddard return from Logan. Conductor Grady leaves for Walla Walla. Lincoln family returns from Huntington after funeral. Dr Hubbard moves to new brick residence. Julseth family relocates with household goods. Kate Hanley home from Portland after surgery. Topings to supervise logging during Grady's absence. Fred Taylor leaves for Portland on business. Bramwell family returns from Logan. Gladys Osterling visits Haber City with Palmer cousins. Mrs Conner returns from Silverton. Superintendent Gillian travels to Grant County until August 1. P Cummings builds modern cottage at O and Homrock. Darby family to Salem for summer. Mrs Biggers returns to Portland. A W Nelson to six weeks in the mountains. J J Care joins local staff during absence. Willm Wieglenworth family returns to Watlown canyon. Postmaster Richey to obtain city maps for federal building site. Julian Fischer heads to Walla Walla to open a calbon. Lucile McCrary injures arm. physician called. Firtman Elliott to Hillabora then Cape Horn and visit mother. E W Davis and family head to southern California for summer. Mrs Mallory and daughter leave for California. Mallory may buy ranch. Mr Davis may buy tract. Dye road and Huffman children depart for Portland and Los Angeles with relatives. Hockenberry family to host in Portland. Miss Huffman to Los Angeles for a year or more.
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Clay Rinehart
Elgin
Laura Diggers
Portland
Phy
Hot Lake
Kate R. Hanley
Portshdn
Topings
Here
Palmer Camps
Grady
Fred G. Taylor
F.C. Bramwell
Logan
Tinh
Charlie McCrary
Federal
Julian Fischer
Jeff
Walla Walla
Open
Hillabore
Hillabora
Cape Horn
Washi
Mia
Elliott
E. W. Davia
The
Land Office
Tie
Ethel
Aris
Vernon
Mary Mallory
Maud
Southern California
Mallory
Golden State
Mr. Davis
Direyd
Aia Mir Sitter
Mint Martha Huffman
Los Angeles
Raymond Hockenberry
M. Galbreth
Hockenberry
Miss Huffman
Baby's Arm Broken In Accident At Home
Little Lucile McCrary daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McCrary slipped while playing with sister Hilde and broke her arm. Dr Hall treated the child and she is resting easily with a full healing expected in a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile McCrary
Charles McCrary
Hilde
Contempt Case Postponed in Starkey Firm
Contempt proceedings against H. F. Brigan of Starkey were postponed until next Monday as arguments in a divorce case involving Dray and Dray were set to be heard this afternoon.
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H. F. Brigan
Starkey
Olher
Mra
Crows at Sherwood Theater Show Rush For Seats
Report notes an unprecedented crowd at Sherwood Electric theater last evening and this week. Three full houses witnessed the new change, highlighted by the screening of "A Blind Woman's Story" described as heart touching and powerful.
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Sherwood Theater
Sherwood Electric Theater
Spectator Praise For Pastime Theater Program
Last evening at the Pastime theater the programs were longer and stronger than usual with a splendid show. The audience enjoyed better songs and a larger, commodious venue delivering a night of high quality entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong
Dentist Dr W D McMilllan Ad for Child Teeth Care
Notice for dentist Dr W D McMilllan featuring extraction and expert work. Mentions Red 851 Pats lees location and special attention to children's teeth. Includes La Grande National Bank Building as the setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. McMilllan
la Grande National Bank
Afternoon Reception Honors Mrs Mallory and Miss Mallory
An informal yet elaborate reception was hosted yesterday at the Hanna residence in La Grande for Mrs Mary Mallory and Miss Ethel Davin and Maud Mallory as they depart for California. Guests enjoyed an impromptu musical program with solos by Mrs. A. L. Richardson and Mrs. O. E. Silverthorn and piano numbers by Mesdames W. W. Berry and W. Mack. refreshments were served by Miss Noomi Williamson, Free Hackerson, and Mrs. W. D. McMillan. The Hanna home featured asparagus foliage and bouquets of nasturtiums, pansies, roses, and sweet peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Hanna
Hanns
Mary Mallory
Ethel Davin
Maud Mallory
California
A. L. Richardson
Mre
O. E. Silverthorn
Mesdames
W. W. Berry
W. Mack
Meadames
A. T. Hill
Andrew Anderson
Waters
Mises Noom! Williamson
Free Hiehardaon
W. D. McMillan
la Grande
Mallory
Davis
Mia
Ethel Davis
Mesdames Knowles
Crawford
Kirk
Robert Miller
Anson
Turner Oliver
Ivanhoe
Eppinger
Pendleton
N. Molitor
George Currey
Will Landrum
Stella Ingle
Grace Barrie
Carpy
Robert Smith
Wright
Cleaver
Brenholts
Coburn
BE. W. Mack
Silverthorn
Nell Young
Kathryn Connors
Amanda Miller
Netta Kiddle
Jesole Foster
Island City
Supreme Chief Ranger O Grady Not Coming to Oregon
A plan for Supreme Chief Ranger John J. O Grady to visit eastern Oregon was abandoned after costs. Baker City and La Grande appeared as possible hosts, but the entertainment expense proved too high and the visit to Oregon was dropped.
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Supreme
John J. O'Grady
la Grande
Oregon
Foggutorn
Baker Ciy
O'Grady
Anuwhora Will Play as Freerngimnized Booter Team
The La Grande Amateurs, a freerngimnized team, played a drink practice yesterday afternoon and will meet Cave here for a third game one week from Sunday. The Cave byes are very fast, and the Amateurs expect to win behind players alee, Graham, McClure, Cilters, Fruce, Gytatle, Fox, Pid cast, Blegtist and Willums in a fast contest.
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Anuwhora
la Grande
Sod
Cave
Alee
Graham
McClure
Cilters
Fruce
Gytatle
Fox
Pidcast
Willums
Men Lost at Sea After Weeklong Drift From Premont
Two crew members William Mc Donald and Ernest Welzer from the barkentine Premont of San Francisco became separated from their ship after a three week drift near the Uninek pass. They arrived at Met night, reporting they had sent men to attend to their ships but could not locate their captain.
Club cafe tragedy shocks Handpoint as two die and a suspect linked
In Handpoint Idaho at the Club cafe a woman identified as Be a daughter of John Hinkle reportedly drank carbolic acid and faces probable death. The incident involves Mixieed Wite Drinks Arid and targets Budovy Phipps wife of Budovy Phipps. A rent notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioreno Phipps
Budovy Phipps
John Hinkle
Handpoint
Idaho
Grand Family Medicine Praised For Health Benefits
Mr. Frank Conlan of Houston speaks highly of Electric Bitters calling it a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver complaints. The tonic is said to aid digestion, purify blood, and restore vigor, with a Newirtha drug store guarantee. A correction notes installation of officers for Crystal Mobeha No. 60 and related reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conlan
Houston
Land Office Seeks Final Proof on Huge Pendleton Land Claim
Notice for public publication from the Interior Land Office at La Grande Oregon lists May 1908 as the date to file final proof to establish claim to a land parcel described by township and range. Witnesses named include Mite LePage Mary G Wilson De Rays Locker and James McIntyre all of La Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
Onflee
la Grande
Ray Hanbon
Ore
Meatlun
Mite LePage
Mary G. Wilson
de Rays Locker
James McIntyre
la Granda
Questionable Patent Remedy Claims and Ingredient List
The text questions the safety of a supposed Invigorator patent medicine and its ingredients. It alleges weak or harmful effects from a list including native American plant names and exotic roots. The piece warns readers about possible health risks and references a formal warning on the product label.
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Qeen
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A. W. Nelson
J. J. Care
Willm Wieglenworth
Wigeleeworth
Watlown Canyon
Richey Han
Department
Mapa
City
the Farmers and Traders National Bank the Best
the Farmers and Traders National Bank of
Ats
Johneon Bros
Eeenees
Miseen
Onxforda
the Golden Rule Co
Mary Te Pecker
Divtriot Deruty
Creqtal Mobehah No. 60
Wav Hersele
N. G
BE. Bt
Mekiddy A
Installatiot, Mre Nl
BE. Worstdll
Bavenus
Willan S. Butte
Nicholas Howland
Hose McPhereson
John Wisain
Wallowa County
Charles Gregory
Baker City
Roy G. Edgmans
Roy Smith
Pendiowmn
Bramwell, Hogister
Folmes Business College
Washington and
Tenth Streets
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