Local Councilman Returns From Salem on Business
Lawrence Panter of Cornucopia visits land office. Several residents travel for family visits and errands in Hood Tilver Echo Portland Kamola and North Powder. Brakeman T T Nicholson injured after box car incident. switch stand moved. Grant Lincoln and Clyde Scheurer buy lumber for athletic park construction.
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Lawrence Panter
Cornucopia
Engineer Grose
Hood Tilver
J. B. Boddy
Athena
J. W. Skiles
Pendleton
T. T. Nicholson
Grant Lincoln
Clyde Scheurer
Perry
Pugilist Seater Visits City Ahead of Bakersfield Bout
Mr Seater and his brother William Terry are in the city visiting friends before returning to Spokane tonight. Seater is the brother of Kid Seater who faces Swatiam in Bakersfield tomorrow night. Mrs Hattie Wolfe, W C T C president, spoke to a large county meeting at Mrs W A Worstell's home this afternoon.
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Heferee
W. A. Worstell
Ladd Canyon Notes Flooding and School News
Heavy rains caused Ladd Creek and its tributaries to overflow mildly. Water has receded about six inches with no damage reported. Crops are looking good as fields are soaked. Miss Ione Peterson returned from Clover Creek after a five month term. Miss Eula Peebler clerks at Fair store in La Grande this week. Miss Kate Braden and Sam Braden attended a Perry dance and returned Sunday. Ladd Canyon School advances with Miss Dora Murdock teaching and many pupils enrolled, more to come.
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Ladd Creek
Ione Peterson
Clover Creek
Eula Peebler
Fair
la Grande
Kate Braden
Sam Braden
Perry
Ladd Canyon
Dora Murdock
Society Scenes At Peoples Store Hat Day Event
Society members and Misses Foley and Williams entertained shoppers with vocal solos at the Peoples store this afternoon. Tomorrow Mia O B Silverthorn and Miss Jean McDonald perform. The Neighborhood club committee led by Mrs Jackson and others will manage tomorrow’s sales. Wedding anniversary noted for Herbert and Mrs Pattison with music and a fine dinner. guests included Mr and Mrs Pattison, Win Bunker, J A Nash, D W Jackson, Eva Neill, J B Gilham, Clyde Sullivan, and Paul Rob.
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Etta Foley
Mabel Williams
Peoples Store
Mia. O. B. Silverthorn
Jean McDonald
Neighborhood Club
Mrs. Jackson
Messames Cavana
M. B. Donohue
Herbert Pattison
Robert Pattison
Robbie
Win Bunker
J. A. Nash
D. W. Jackson
Eva Neill
J. B. Gilham
Clyde Sullivan
Paul Rob
Real Estate Sold in Several Ranch Transfers
Several properties changed hands last night through Real Estate Loan & Commission. The Knight ranch near Union sold to J Jen eon of Montpelier Idaho for 12000 dollars cash. The Martin ranch went to William Harris of Boise for 7000 dollars. The John Anthony place in South La Grande sold to J W Black for 6500 dollars.
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Real Estate, Loan & Commission Company
Knight
Union
J. Jeneon
Montpelier
Idaho
Martin
William Harris
Boise
John Anthony
South la Grande
J. W. Black
Island City Items Bring Baker City Visitors Home
Floyd Jones of Baker City visited here in the latter part of the week. Wayne Wade with his wife and daughter were guests at the Thomas Wade home on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. C BP Bidwell has been quite ill.
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Thomas Stevenson
North Powder
Mia. Shaw
E. P. Kinney
Dennis
A. Reynolds
Tacoma
Floyd Jones
Baker City
Wayne Wade
Thomas Wade
Mrs. C
Bidwell
Local Notes Delayed Passengers and Team Decision
Several delayed passengers at La Grande were en route to local industries. Ed Kiddie recovered from la grippe in Los Angeles while Mia Avery Harrison visited home. Hood River team won t travel to La Grande for a basketball on skates as costs exceed 125 dollars, and local supporters abandon plans until a reply explains conditions.
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la Grande
Ed Kiddie
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mia
Avery Harrison
Hood River
Hanford Plans Spectacular Antony and Cleopatra at Broward
A western state admirer compares Hanford to Barnum and Bailey praising his Shakespearean endeavors. He prepares a grand Antony and Cleopatra revival following Julius Caesar, with Antony reimagined as the ill fated lover, opening Monday March 23 at the Broward opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey
Charles B. Hanford
Forum
Hanford
Cut Prices on Wood and Coal By G. E. Fowler
Green cut yellow pine wood perfectly dry per cord five fifty delivered promptly Rock Springs coal best in town per ton seven fifty Phone Main 10 Prompt delivery guaranteed G. E. Fowler
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Rock Springs
G. E. Fowler
Richard D. Hamilton Announces Candidacy in 1908 Primary
Representative hopeful Richard D. Hamilton of Hilgard Oregon announces candidacy for the Republican primary to be held April 17 1908. He pledges to pursue the best interests of taxpayers in Union County and eastern Oregon regardless of locality religion or politics.
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Repre
Union County
Oregon
Richard D
Hamilton
Hilgard
F. Richardson
William F. Anderson
Union county candidates declare for republican primaries
A crowded page lists multiple Union county residents announcing candidacies for local offices in the upcoming April 17 Republican primary. Names include F. Richardson, I. W. Knowles, D. W. Bheahan, R. A. Hug, K. W. Davis, W. W. Randall, E. Wright, and J. Frawley, with others promoting circuit judge, county recorder, clerk, treasurer, and congress nominations while pledging impartial, taxpayer‑oriented service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
ED Wright
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T-N- Murphy
J. T. Williamson
Salem
Clint Ballhoe
J. C. Harvey
B. F. Cook
Kamola
J.D. Fountaine
Portland
Sniom
L. B. Blears
Cove
Funk
L. C. Smith
Hi, Teeters
Harry Norwood
Letty
Pen- Moton
G. W. Nelson
North Bank Road
New Road
George H. Sutherland
Walla Walla
L. J. Davis
Wallowa County
J. F. Bator
Fiat
Gokig Head
J. A. Arbuckle
Prop
Ladd Canyon Notes
Grande Ronde Cash CO
Barnum
W. Knowles
Lewis J. Davis
R. A. Hug
Sioner
Tenth Judicial District
Wallowa
Woos
D. W. Bheahan
J. M. Selder
Cove, Oregon
Pri* Maries
R. Snook
W. W. Randall
K. W. Davis, A
Coolidge
Sha Sene
T. H. Crawford
D. H. Proctor
John Frawley
Congress
T. T. Geer
M. Summers
Notre Dame
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