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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1905
Page
3
Forest areas list lodge names including La Grande Lodge No 6 and Encampment No 31 with meeting nights. Officers and temples named Cherish visitor welcome with notes from scribe Edmond Robinson and others.
Among the Latter Day Saints group gathers at 7 30 p m for mutual improvement. Whyte is rector with mass Sundays at 8 00 a m and 11 00 a m Benediction and weekday masses follow. St Peter's Episcopal Church led by H Gibbe lists Holy Communion on March 26 Feast of the Annunciation. Morning services at 11 00 a m, Sunday School 10 00 a m Evening service 7 30 p m Wednesdays and Fridays 12 00 m and 7 30 p m. Veatry meeting Monday 7 30 p m.
J F Day and pastor Bonday announce March 19 1906 classes for all agesYoung People's meeting at 630 pm Morning sermon The Excellency of the Knowledge of Christ Jesus Evening Talent Hiding Baptism set for close of service Special meetings begin April 4 Rev Geo T Ellis to preach Piano planned All Christian workers invited Strangers welcome and urged to bring friends
Rev E B Hays leads Sunday School and Endeavor groups with prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm Preaching Sunday at 1130 am and 730 pm The chorus choir directed by Mrs Lyle presents Our Estimate of Christ Evening Communion A cordial invitation is extended to those with no church home to attend these services.
Pastor J D Gillilan to lead morning and evening services at the church. Bible School at 1 AM and evangelistic service at 7:30 PM. Sunday School Epworth League 6 30 PM, prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 PM. A cordial invitation is extended to all whose duties permit them to attend.
The May option quotations show wheat at 1.12, corn at 0.48, oats at 0.308 with cash wheat at 1.12, corn 0.484 and oats 0.309.
Jabex White the British lightweight champion arrived in Chicago with manager Charlie Mitchell en route to the coast for a bout with Britt and Battling Nelson. Mitchell says White is in grand form and needs no more training, with departure planned tonight.
The remains of Leland Stanford were laid to rest beside his wife and son in the Stanford University mausoleum. California paid vast honors to the renowned philanthropist as hundreds gathered from across the state. The funeral procession moved from the Stanford mansion to the grand memorial chamber built by the deceased.
The cortege, led by the body of students and followed by graduates, choir, alumni, and faculty of Gdiale, moved solemnly to the chapel where Chopin’s funeral march played. After services, a brief rite at the mausoleum featured three hymns, a eulogy, and a committal by Bishop William Ford Nychols.
Chicago capitalist Mr Brice spent days in the valley inspecting nearby territory for the proposed electric railway line. He expressed satisfaction with the region and indications suggest his report will not delay early railroad construction.
In Garfield Nevada on March 24 Nova reports a duel between deputy sheriffs and two robbers named Beatty. The robbers had built Wood camp and secured $400. Beatty fired. Deputy Harry Mannon was shot probably fatally. one robber was caught and the other escaped amid talk of lynching.
Mrs Lotta Baker wife of T N Baker died Friday March 24 1996 near Summerville. Funeral tomorrow at Summerville handled by Henry and Carr funeral directors. She leaves a bereaved husband and five children.
The L. D. 8. O cuocert band gave its first public appearance today at noon with a street parade and open air concert. Members wore a new, neat uniform, the finest yet seen locally. The program promises a full Grand Concert this evening with pieces by Jack Klinger's March, Until the Dawn, Serenade, A Dream, When Day Fades, and Old Folks at Home among others.
Osteopathy argues health is natural when blood is well distributed and nerve balance is maintained. It claims disease stems largely from mechanical causes and removing them allows the body to heal itself.
A public auction will be held at John Brandos farm three miles east of Inland City on Friday March 31. Items include farming implements stock and household goods such as tractors wagons harness horses cows calves hogs a steel range a heating stove and various furniture. Terms: cash or approved notes at 8 percent interest with security over 10 six months. Free lunch provided.
Large light furnished room sought urgently near the business district. Leave address at the Observer office. For rent one room house with bath on the corner of P and Bixthetreste inquire of J Anthony.
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