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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
6
The Interior Department approves actions under Secretary Tros. Ravn with the acting secretary's authority clarified. The move aligns with bureau directives and conservation priorities across federal lands and resources.
Miss Anna Troy visits Cove as guest of Miss Ada Wada. Twelve-year-old Herbert Goons suffers a severe ankle fracture after being run over by a horse Tuesday evening. M J Cuffey sold ten acres to Rev. Robinson at 200 dollars per acre. cherry orchards in the area yield 200 dollars per acre yearly for three years. Vergere Telephone expands with many new lines. railroad grade work advances and crews move to Cove. Births reported at the DeBorde, Richards, and Harris households: daughters born June 8 and June 10, and a son June 11. Cove and Warm Greek students Lee Wotley, Grover Daffay, Raymond Peck, Ximena Tolley Goldspeed Corps, Rolland Ingram, Glen Roberts, Harvey Lantz, Roy Lantz, Irene Conley, and Ethel Hiatt receive 8th grade diplomas. J G Stevens and family returned from Portland where Willie attended school. A large funeral for Grack Wilkinson draws many Rebekahs and mourners. she was highly regarded in Gore circles. Local beat work continues. labor is scarce. Miss Helen Ramsdell returns from Walla Walla for summer. Eckersley to build a large barn north of town. Mrs D M Clark hosts a Friday gathering with five hundred games, fruit, cake, and coffee. S L Corpe receives a chocolate tray keepsake. Attendees include Mesdames Jeffries, Haitly, Rankin, Geer, Corpe, S G Rees, E C Rees, H C Rees, Lay, Boreman, Misses Stearns, Severs, Morehouse, and Felbaum.
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