Huckleberries and hometown notes fill La Grande items
Local column reports a string of moves and visits including Duinton Fernman and J B Watson heading to Kamala, Tim Donovan in Western Toten matters, and Mrs Budge with daughter Syd returning home. Circus advertising passes through La Grande, Olive Sinter visits Canyon City, threshing begins at L L McKennon’s Alice farm, and many residents travel to Baker City, Portland, or Meacham with various family reunions and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duinton
Fernman
J. B. ‘Watson
Kamala
Hockleberrian
Tim Donovan
Bosineen
Kamla
Cod
Hottman
Union
Thomas Budge
Syd
Barnum
la Grande
Olive. Sinter
Frank
Canyon City
A. L. McDonald
J. M. McShane
Walla Avaia
T. N. Proffit
Baker City
Gurrit Oldenburg
Ashwill and
Thrurance
Oliver
Elgin
Hug Bros
A.B. Runson
Montana
Brown
Baker
St. Grande
Lavelle Florence
Pendleton
Edward Roberts
A. A. Roberts
Meacham
D. M. Slocum
Cleveland
Fi B. Goode
Erie
Donion
Portland
W. J. Lindsey
F. T. Mitteaur
Miew Bila Copeland
Walla Walla
Miex
Marjorie Silthorn
Marjorie
Alt Mector
Grande Ronde Moat
Lee Bell
Bell
Mr. Lavey
Eatern
Oregon
Baker County
Pete Thelnen
Upton H. Gibbs
Victoria
England
Frank Tullis
Pendleton Tribune
Tullis Sayn Vialting
Thomas
Siios
Union Services Prominent Sunday School Worker Phipps to Speak
All Sunday school workers in the city and vicinity are invited to hear Brute Field Sunday School Worker Phipps tomorrow evening at the Presbyterian church. The note urges every Sunday school worker and interested person to attend and arrange their affairs accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Phipps
Presbyterian Church
Brute
Phipps
Banday Schlouis
Latter Day Saints Schedule For Sunday Services
Latter Day Saints hold a Sunday school at 10 p m with regular service in the afternoon. The mutual improvement association meets conjointly at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints
Ap. m. Mutual Improvement Association
Bank assets and deposits reveal cautious strength
The Farmers and Traders National Bank shows assets including bonds and warrants, cash from banks, and substantial deposits. The note emphasizes careful management and conservative banking, inviting customers to open accounts and trust the institution.
Structures Nears Completion at Pal Ther Mill Complex
The large box factory and the 500 foot folding platform are nearly finished at the Pal Ther mill complex in the city. Large dry sheds are taking shape while subsidiary buildings to house normal arm mill steel are expected in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palther
oGtekrim
Thy
Registration Reopens for 1908 Presidential Election
Voters may register again starting September 20 with the presidential election set for November 8. Registration closes for the election on October 20.
Nature’s tonic and Golden Seal remedy advertised in historic text
A promotional piece extols an herbal tonic based on Golden Seal root and mandrake, claiming broad health benefits from digestive boosts to relief of chronic conditions. It cites Dr. Roberts Bartholow and Dr Grover Coe, asserting medical endorsement and worldwide recognition for the preparation and its stimulant properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Natort
H Gilden
Roberts Bartholow
Jeffonson Medical Cajlere
Grover Coe
Coe
Penn Frien
Lholart
University of Pennaventa
M. Leutider
Arensel
R. V. Vintee
Eoeseen
Hed HV. Pierce
Iret
Notre Dame Lady Offers Home Cure For Rheumatism
An appeal from Mrs. M. Bumibera of Notre Dame Indiana promises free delivery of a home treatment that supposedly banishes uric acid from the blood loosens stiff joints purifies the blood and brightens the eyes claiming many sufferers cured with no change of diet or effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
New Industry for Freewater in Umatilla County
News notes Freewater in Umatilla county prepares to become a manufacturing town. An alfalfa meal mill is being organized to process surplus alfalfa, while a stock food expert considers locating a mill in the valley. A cannery aims to run at full capacity, employing over 100 workers and processing fruit and marketable produce for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freewater
Umatilla
Lin
Walla Watt
Skidder At Work Demonstrates Modern Logging Device
Visitors to Palmer lumber camps witness a marvel as a recently purchased monater akidder comes into full operation. With a long arm like a devil fish it can reach 1900 feet at any angle and haul logs to the feeder, signaling up to date methods by the local company and promising reduced time and labor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Lamber Camps
Oregon
Fairbanks Morse Machinery Ad in La Grande
Frank Kilpatrick, agent in La Grande, advertises Fairbanks Morse gasoline engines for irrigation spraying pumping and sawing plus scales dynamos motors windmills grinders feed choppers well pumps and other equipment. He promises first quality goods at low prices with stock on hand and prompt shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks-Morse
Public Land Notice for Blanche Baker claim
Department of the Interior notices Blanche Baker of La Grande Oregon who filed a timber and stone sworn statement for land in Township 46 Range 47 E and intends to prove final claim before the La Grande Oregon registrar August 1 1908. Names Ray Faupnon Mary E K Wileen Mike La Page James McIntyre listed as witnesses at Le Grande Oregon. F C Bramwell registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
la Grande
Blanche Baker
Oregon
E. W
Withenaen
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. L. McKennon
Alice
George Bard
Unidin
Landrum
Miss Hagel
Union Services
Farmers and Traders National Bank
He Farmers and Traders National Bank
Bowie
the Golden Rule Co
Royal Anne Cherrien
Stoddard
J. E
Marvelous
Fairbanks
Frank Kilpatrick
Agt
W. D. McMillan
la Grande National Bank Building
Alead
Hill Druggist
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