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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1908

Page

5

Local notes from La Grande and surrounding towns

Local residents travel for business and family visits as courts and bureaus operate. Zweitel & Bay aide Mr Zweitel travels to Hot Lake. Turner Oliver attends a justice court civil action in North Powder. Free mall delivery setup planned for August 1. Various residents make trips between Portland La Grande Pendleton and Baker City. watermelons arrive and showers ease drought in eastern Oregon.

Zweitel Zweitel & Bay Hot Lake Turner Oliver North Powder Justice Court A. BR. Parker Pokane J. K. Wright Wiliam Hall May Pairk B. R. Carr Boise City M. M. Marquis Elfensburg Wash BR. J. Cotrad la Grande Summerville California Miss Carpenter Union Henry Minehart Elfin North Yakima L. B. Minehart A. C. Ardréey Pendleton Portland Baker City Oregon

Mrs Knutson dies after operation at Grande Ronde Hospital

Mrs. Fred Knutson died this forenoon after a delicate operation at the Grande Ronde hospital under Dr Mackensie in Portland. Her weakened health, aided by heat, contributed to the fatal outcome. Funeral directions follow Henry & Carr with arrival of Nelson expected in Clemy Lake Idaho. The Pastime crowd will hear Mr Vandel of Portland sing tonight.

Fred Knutson Grande Ronde Héapitel Mackensie Portland Henry & Carr Knutson Ne Son Clemy Lake Idaho Mr. Vandel

Municipal Telephony Debate Advances in Astoria

Council signs a plan to study a municipal telephone system with a $30,000 plant and potential annual net income near 12,400 dollars after expenses. The proposal aims to appoint a committee to investigate and assess feasibility for public telephony services. The report notes projected subscribers and revenue under existing rates.

Astoria Baysan Ite Hue

Gardinier Opens New Moving Picture Show Tonight

The Gardinier venture begins tonight with a first class program promised. Initial plans delayed by postponement concerns, but the opening proceeds with a yet to be named feature announced at show time. A novelty offer includes a month’s admission free for the steky boy.

Gardinier Figares Ue Steky Boy

Lightning Sets Grain Field Ablaze in General Street Raid

Out of the Ordinary reports that on a Thursday a grain field belonging to Ed Clark near Pennington farm caught fire after a lightning strike. The blaze was controlled after about three hours by Clark. Pennington notes this is the first time lightning has set fire to a grain field in his many years here. had the crop been ripe, total loss was possible.

Penington Steetridal Ed Clark Mr. Pennington

Coroner Detentions In City From Summerville Visit

Coroner T BR Monk arrives in the city from Summerville. A few days earlier he rode his motorcycle from another city to Summerville for about three hours. The described speed suggests a pace faster than the regular schedule for passenger trains.

Monk Summerville

Hopetems and Magele Reported in Mixed Dispatch

Fragmentary OCR output shows garbled names and phrases including Hopetems Magele Mistrew-Well and Maggie. The readable parts hint at a disrupted report or hoisted roof incident but lack clear events or locations to confirm a coherent story.

Eberhardt Confesses in Aunt Murder Plot on Train Tracks

The suspect says he lured his aunt to America, planned the crime for months, and used a trolley ride to reach a lonely railroad spot. Lightning was used as a cover story after he shot the aunt, then attempted to kill Ophelia but missed before the train finished the deed.

Ternoon America Cherhardt Ophelia

Summerville News Briefs Include Social Visits and Deaths

William Choate and family spent Sunday with Mrs. John Frost at Union. Mr. Carder and family moved to their ranch nearby. Rev Killie preached at the M E church Sunday night and will disband. La Grande plans to preach again Sunday night. Miss Luia Huron returned to her horse at Danville Tad. Harvest time arrives with scarce help. Two deaths from scarlet fever occurred in the timber nearby.

William Choate John Frost Union

Defendent Guilty in State vs Stephenson Dentistry Case

The second jury returned a guilty verdict against Dr J B Stephenson for practicing dentistry without a license. Justice Stewart fined the defendant as the trial closed and an appeal to the circuit court was planned by attorney C E Cochran.

J. B. Stephenson

Advertisers Backing British Interests In American Politics

The text notes American advertisers could place up to $15.75 with 7 percent commission to back campaigns, promising to draw $100 if Bryana elected. It claims British businessmen are eager to support their political convictions with cash, signaling international financial influence on U.S. politics.

England Bryana Newell

Railway staff shuffle noted after illness recovery

Conductor Fred waffle repov leged from illness and resumed Huntington Pendleton passenger run. Trainmaster J. Dy Matheson spent yesterday in Pendleton. Conductor Charles Norris returned to the Pilot Mock branch and Joe Nichalison is home again.

Fred Waffle Huntington-Pendleton J. Dy Matheson Pendleton Charles Norris Pilot Mock Branch Joe Nichalison

Change at Sherwood's Electric program tonight

A regular change in the Electric s program is set for tonight at Sherwood's. The program highlights include a piece about a young man escorting a girl who cries I am Afraid to Go Home In the Dark and a song titled Dixie and the Girl I Love.

Irrigation Plan Proposed for Dead Ox Flat Idaho

Government engineers report 10 000 acres of rich sagebrush land at Dead Ox Flat Idaho can be irrigated by an inexpensive project. A land survey will be conducted to assess feasibility for farming potential.

Dead Ox Flat Idaho

Dentist Dr W D McMillan Advertises Services

Dr W D McMillan offers expert tooth work including extractions and cavity care. Special attention given to children's teeth at La Irande Mathmat Bank Building, Red 61 Palriem.

W. D. McMillan la Irande Mathmat Bank Buildine

Banking convention opens in Providence with notable speakers

The sixth annual convention of the American Bankers Institute opens in Providence with welcome addresses by Mayor Patrick J. McCarthy. Speakers include J. C. Menighan and Henry Clews. Banquet guests include Rathbone Gardner and John T. Knighthill.

Providence Patrick J. McCarthy American Institute of Banking American Bank Clerks’ Institute J. C. Menighan Department of Commerce and Labor Henry Clews New York Banker and Financial Authority Rathbone Gardner

Woman Indiana? Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female ailments including backache pelvic pain headaches and faint spells. It claims a herbal formula with no alcohol and promotes Pleasant Pellets as the original laxative remedy.

Dr. Pierce

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