Fraternal Lodges Gather in Corpe Building Hall
Woodmen of the World La Grande Lodge No 169 and allied orders announce meetings on first and third Fridays in K of P hall Corpe building visiting members welcome. Pythian Sisters Rowena Temple No 9 meet Thursdays 8 pm in Zorpa building. Brotherhood of Owls La Grande Nest No 17 meets Tuesdays 8 pm. Red Cross Lodge No 27 meets Mondays in Castle Hall Carpe building. A list of other lodge meetings and officers follows.
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Woodmen of the World
la Grande Lodge No
K. of P. Hall
Corpe Building
M. M, Marquis
J. BH
Keeney
Rowena Temple No
Zorpa
Lizzie Haworth
Eunice Procter
M. of
L. O. T. M. Hive
Radif Klintworth
Eva Mintyre
Brotherhood of Owls
la Grande Nest
J. B. Vandermuelen
W. Baker
K. of P
Red Cross Lodge No
Castle Hall
Carpe Building
D. H. Proctor
C. R. L. Lincoln
wWa La Grande Camp No. T7003 meet weekly
The wWa La Grande Camp No. T7003 holds Monday evening meetings at I. C. O. i batt. All visiting neighbors are invited. Relief committee members include E. C. DAVIS, C. D. EB. COX, COX, Clerk, and organizers FE, C. Davia, Charles Dingua, A. J. Warner and D. B. Cox.
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wWa
E. C. Davis
D. EB. Cox
Relief Committee
C. Davia
Charles Dingua
A. J. Warner
D. B. Cox
M. B. of A. Meeting Notice At O F Hall
The M B of A holds meetings on the first and third Thursday evenings at the O F hall visiting members welcome J A Arbuckle is president CG Vanderpoerl secretary with details and contact directions for joining provided.
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M. B. of
O. F Hall
J. A. Arbuckle
CG. J. Vanderpoerl
Lodge 433 Weekly Meeting Notice
B P C E La Grande Lodge No 433 meets Thursday evenings at 6 o clock at Elks hall on Adams avenue. Visiting brothers are invited to attend. W B Bargent Exalted Ruler M Cully Rec Sec.
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la Grande Lodge No. 16
Model Restaurant
la Grande Lodge
Elks’ Hall
Adams Avenue
W. B. Bargent
Ruim G
M'Cully
Hope Chapter No 13 holds stated meetings
The note says the Hope Chapter No 13 holds stated communications on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month Visiting members are cordially invited Mary O Forrest W M Mary A Warnicke Secretary
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Hope
Mary O. Forrest
W. M
Mary A. Warnicke
Odd Fellows Encampment meets monthly in hall
L O F Star Encampment No 31 meets every second and fourth Wednesday in Odd Fellows hall. Visiting patriarchs welcome. Coupon book at Cherry's New Laundry offers $6.00 worth of washing for 50 cents. Talk to your wife about it.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
BE. Cox
C. P. W. A. Worstell
Cherry
Ezra Coming Back to Lead Oregon Trail Movement
The article notes Meeker from Washington in March seeks support from Congress for a bill on the Oregon trail marked by Roosevelt’s visit. A procession pulls a wagon with W. K. Mardon and his bride through downtown St. Louis. Meeker plans to direct the rest of the journey and engage the local submarine club in the effort.
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St. Louis
Wnt
Lara Meeker
Puywilup
Vetei
Waeatinikton
Meeker
Roosevelt
Oregon Trail
Durham
W. K. Mardon
Fr. Louis
Cincinnati
Ue Teal
Oregon
ACC Track Team Prospects Bright For Columbian Meet
The ACC track squad shows strong depth with new athletes and seasoned runners training daily. Notable additions include Lownaberg and Jamixon. Farnsworth from Utah tones events. McLaughlin Winter boosts cross country. core members Hun Wolfe Surrawder Davott Winniford Crow Cre Greenhaw Howard lead sprints and distance efforts. Captain Hall aims for peak form by April at Columbian.
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ACC
Jean
Lownaberg
Sajom
Jamixon
Farnsworth
Utah
McLaughlin
Tom
Hun
Wolfe
Surrawder
Davott
Winni
Property Sale Urged as Husite Influx Grows
Tapldiv Motthug and Awan Rin report in the Bug mountains as conditions change with Jove Hight melting away on takee part of the stow and eiresma. authorities say Willen today and a high demand for farms and city property forces immediate settlement and sales. F. B. Bramwell and J. Black urge cooperation to avoid delays and to list Valley farms and other real estate for sale.
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Bug Mountains
Bramwell, Co
J. Black
Notice of Final Settlement in Henry H Elmer Estate
The administrator Edward Elmer files the final account for the estate of Henry H Elmer. Union County Oregon Judge sets April 7 1908 at 10:00 AM for hearing objections at the La Grande courthouse. Dated February 25 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Elmer
Union County
Oregon
la Grande
Edward Elmer
Henry, Elmer
Bank of Emmett sues J A Hough in Oregon circuit court
In Union County Oregon Bank of Emmett files suit against J A Hough alleging a $100.00 principal plus 14 percent interest from April 6 1907 and $26.00 attorney fees, with a property sale request for Tract I J in Coggan's Second addition La Grande to satisfy judgment and costs. The summons published for six weeks by order of Judge J T Crawford with first publication February 16 1908. J W Knowles attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
County of Union
Bank of Emmett; & Corporation
J. A. Hough
Coggan
la Grande
JT. H. Crawford
Tent Judicial District
Geddes Bros Advertises Low Prices and Large Purchases
Geddes Bros promotes saving money by buying in very large quantities and offering low prices on high grade tools. The notice asks dsche Owners of jacks to communicate with the Bugar company’s office and to notify if Observer delivery is missed, providing a contact phone at Main 18.
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Dsche
Bugar Company
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Neri Ackles
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A. M. la Grande Lodge No
A. M
L. H, Russell
W. M, C.D, Huffman
J, Scroggin
E, Cox
C, J. Vanderpoel
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Crystal Lodge No
Laura Stiles
N. G
Jennie Smith
F. O O.E
Elke Hall
At & P.m
Blue Mountain Marble and Granite CO
Fir
la Grande, Oregon
GRO. Krieger
Ezra
C. J. Ricida
ED Stringiam
Thin Office
Geddes Bros
Sion
H. Htllman
Fir Street
Thorn’s Grocery
Main
Nodgrass Grocery
Mackeral
Jas. G. Snodgrass
E. P. Staples
the van Duyned
la Grande, Ore
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QO. F. Coolidge
New Spring
E.M Wellman & Co. Acavenue
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