Local arrivals and travels noted at Union area circus visit
Fred B. Currey returns from Hot Lake on business. E. E. Lewis and family travel from Union by auto to attend the circus. B. L. Leavitt comes back from Portland after ten days visiting friends and the rose show. Ralph Reynolds attends the quarter centennial at U A C h ig alma mater and returns home. I L Snodgrass and wife arrive from Colfax Washington after visiting relatives. Wallowa Union and Baker counties contingents arrive at O A. A. lines show.
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B. L. Leavitt
Portland
Ralph Reynolds
U.A. C
Hig
Local residents return home from travels and new arrivals
More than a hundred travelers and visitors have returned home or prepared to leave. Mrs C F Merrill sails to California next Saturday while Mr Merrill is already there for a railroad post. Harold Grady came home from Starbuck Washington. Attorney T H Crawford, an Oregon Agricultural College pioneer graduate, attended a Corvallis gathering and returned home. Nellie McClure of Huntington visits Fruitdale and will tour the city before returning home. George Ball returns from the Willamette valley and saw the Portland rose show. Mrs Ball plans to stay about two weeks. J R Moore of Laurelhurst Co Portland surveys La Grande as his firm markets Laurelhurst in Portland. Charles Cruick Reynolds returns from Corvallis after freshman year, noted for early football prominence. Mattels and wife with fourteen Wisconsin children head to Wallowa county to claim homesteads. Rooseveltian sentiment noted as a strand.
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George Ball
Wilamette Valley
Portland
Ball
Mattels
Wisconsin
West
Wallowa County
rThough
Rooseveltian
Local Visitors and Hospital News Highlight County Day
Mr Wels enjoys prosperity with a large family. Mrs Mary Hartle of Pendleton visits Inka Grandes and local businessmen in the city. Mrs Mayme Carr Anderson of Welser visits Hot Lake. she was operated on Monday and is recovering. Visitors came from river towns despite bad weather for a circus day in the county capital. Mrs W D McMillan reports the death of her grandmother Mrs Wm Gangwere of Tiffin Ohio.
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Mary Hartle
Pendleton
Mayme Carr Anderson
Welser
J. J. Carr
Hot Lake
Carr Wrs
W. D. McMillan
Wm. Gang
Tiffin
Ohio
McMillan
Guthrie Wins Big Fight Over Capitol Move
Judge Huston overruled Governor Haskell's demurrer to an injunction blocking removal of state records. The court held the enabling act required the capital stay at Guthrie until 1913, signaling Guthrie will remain the state capital despite the election result.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Huston
Haskell
Big Excursion From Baker City To Prairie City
Nearly 500 excursionists from Baker City left aboard trains for Prairie City to celebrate the Sumpter Valley Railroad extension completion. The party will return tonight after the statewide event.
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Baker City
Prairie City
Sumpter Valley Railroad
Prairie
Joseph Ready for Lincoln Jet Road Trip
Enterprise plans excursion with Joseph team joining for a Sunday game in Elgin. Joseph strengthens rapidly and will face locals at Lincoln jet venue next Sunday.
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Enterprise
Elgin
Joseph
Lincoln
Kaiser Suffers Knee Sore From Boots At Saddle
Berlin reports the Kaiser suffers a knee sore caused by boot rubbing the saddle yet deemed of no consequence by the court physician. Public concern grows after a recent hand sore fuels speculation of a deeper illness.
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Berlin
Railroad to Rush Through to Lewiston Idaho
A Portland Telegram dispatch says the O R N will rush the new line from Huntington along the Snake River to Lewiston Idaho. This would furnish eastern Oregon and Wallowa county an additional outlet and open markets for ranchers in the northeastern part of the county.
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Portland Telegram
Huntington
Snake River
Lewiston
Idaho
Oregon
Wallowa County
Enterprise News- Record
Missouri Elks State Convention Opens in Mexico
Mexico Missouri June 16 Jinks of the variety described as high will mark the state convention of the Missouri Elks in this city today and to continue. The event gathers Elks officials members and guests for the two day session with programs and ceremonies planned. The report notes anticipation for notable speakers and community events during the gathering.
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Mexico
Missouri Elks
Delegations Arrival From St. Louis and Nearby Cities
Large delegations from St. Louis and other cities arrived by automobile to participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
St. Louis
Taft Invites Coburn Players for Shakespearean Evening
Washington June 16. Mrs Taft invites the Coburn Players to Waite House this evening for a Shakespearean drama performance for the Playground association benefit.
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Washington
Bnefit of the Playground
Assoc
Iowa State Bankers to Hold Annual Session in Des Moines
In Des Moines on June 16, the Iowa State Bankers association begins its annual session. Authorities will discuss a wide range of financial topics across today and tomorrow, with the Observer delivering coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Bankers
Des Moines
Iowa State Bankers’ Association
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Jimmie
Pathe
Fred B. Currey
E. E. Lewis
Union
Mrs. I. L. Snodgrass
Colfax
Wash
Wallowa
Baker County
O. A
Harold Grady
Starbuck
T. H. Crawford
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Nellie McClure
A. B. Blood
Fruitdale
J. R. Moore
Laurelhurst Co
la Grande
Laurelhurst
Charles (Cruck) Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Mr. Wels
H. & Coffin
W. W. Robertson
Clyde Halleden
North Yakima
Capitol
Packard
Burdette
Ann Arbor
Estey
Kimble
Eilers Music
Depot Street
LA Grande Oregon
Pia
Moe
Ecru
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Burt
Kaiser
Scena
White House
the Observer
Wallowa Lake
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