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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
5
Dwight mane returns to Mein after a few days in the town. Mr. Lvan and wife of Cove operate a shop. High Valley resident L. A. Sith visits La Grande with his wife. Waltera of the Gove is in teclecs with Mrs Wal tere.
Local residents and officials travel through and gather in Baker City for the day. Sheriff Childers visits Baker City on office business while the Huntington shovel finishes Elgin branch work. Residents Bertha Richardson Ruth Bush and others visit, with changes in careers and travel plans among Caswell, Currey, and Morrison families.
Public notice advertises a right room house with two lots near Palmer Mill at 702 Grandy Avenue. Interested buyers may call block 1192 or inquire on premises. Sale appears listed with a dated 3-15-4-15 reference.
Wanted black horse about 1360 pounds. Must be city broke. Apply Pacific Express Company La Grande 3 17 tf.
Salem March 17 teachers who took the February examination before the State board were mailed certified statements of standing. Among successful applicants for state diplomas are Ethel Osburn The Dalles J F Smith Baker City Emma Balaley Baker City Mary Dahlgren Pendleton and Nita Trene Kame La Grande Certificated will be issued after required teaching experience. Arraigned for perjury Wisdom and Chandler arraigned today on re submitted indictments. no warrant served yet. New warships age monstera. Rear Admiral Bacon says a battleship to be built near the Bavon. expansion of ships and guns noted.
A program by N Ductile Allen at Island City church Friday evening features pieces titled A Confusion of Terms by Frank Lipton and A Lecture on Woman by Ruth Garvin. The lineup includes Surrender of Marcus, Sofie Jacobowski, Aunt Elnora's Hero, One legged Goose, Uncle Tom's Death, Home Sweet Home, and other items by various authors and performers.
George Ott of Mves four miles north of Island City has died today. Undertaker Stevens of the Henry and Carr establishment has been called to the Ott home this afternoon. no funeral announcements have been made.
The Providence R I dated report notes the Ancient Order of Hibernians parade held today in Pawtucket R I with participants marching through the city streets.
The New West magazine issue dated August 15, 1916 features regional culture and essays from the Rocky Mountain frontier. It highlights literary notices and local life through period columns and unsigned notes.
Notice from Union County Oregon Treasurer John Frawley that funds remain to pay warrants from the scalp bounty fund issued before August 1, 1909. Interest on the funds ceases March 15, 1914.
The report states that logs can be brought in by Palmiesy netion and Irene Palmer Dalliver Company. No further trouble is expected from land sites on the branch line. The mill started tomorrow.
At the council meeting last night city surveyor Arthur Curtiss was renamed engineer to conform with the new charter. The title change reflects the administrative update approved by the council.
A garbled review fragment praises a production titled The Dion and notes it will play here on March. It mentions critics and audiences, references to American press endorsement, and hints at themes of power and social life. The text is heavily distorted and lacks clear details.
St. Louis Irish men celebrate St Patrick’s Day with help from sons of Erin from other cities. Governor Hadley expected to speak at the American Sons of Erin banquet at the Plant field this evening. He returns homeward from a drainage trip as Southeastern Missouri reaction follows.
Sheriff T D Taylor returned from a chase that ended with four of seven escapees recaptured. Lent Simpkins and companions were overtaken near a midway camp about 1 o clock yesterday. The band previously looked through a window at the Marlin residence before surrendering.
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