Local Notes From Elgin and Nearby Areas
William Miller visits Elgin from Portland and Sound points with Ed Murphy of the Ubicago Store. A prayer meeting for the West Fourth Street section is set for tomorrow at Mrs Aldrich J D Casey’s home. Lambermen praise the weather as buttercups bloom and saw Jage revenue grows. Pound Master Ed Harding collects dogs at the old city jail for a kennel club, with a full range from small to large. J A Woodie reports snow on Summerville farms after a storm last night. The Eckhart and Haweine deals showcase a strong company delivering quality plays at interior points. The funeral of C W Heaps occurred today at his residence with burial in the 100 F cemetery. S Newhart predicts today’s snow will raise next season’s crop by twenty percent based on forty years of valley farming.
Under Ground Wreck In Subways Laborers Feared Dead
A runaway construction train crashed into a bulkhead at the bottom of the shaft on 168th Street New York. An explosion and fire followed, with two firemen overcome by smoke. Later reports say all subway workers survived and the fire may halt work for six months.
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New York
168Th. Street
Smpire
Tubway
Political Plums Sale
Governor Chamberlain appointed a slate to state boards this morning including R. B. Wallace of Astoria to the Barber examiners, Dr Bundy of Bedford to the dental examiners, F. H. Carter of Rakland, H Kinney of Grants Pass, and W. S. Vawter of Medford to the Ashland Normal School board.
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Scrippa News Association
Sale
George Chamberlain
R. B. Wallace
Astoria
Board of Barber Examiners
8. Bundy
Bedford
Jackson County
State Board of Dental Examiners
F. H. Carter
Rakland
H.©. Kinney
Grants Pasa
W. S. Vawter
Medford
Ashland Normal
Card of Thanks for Mrs Hansen The Hansen Smith Family
Mr Henry Hansen and Mr Smith and family thank friends who helped and offered sympathy during the illness and death of the late Mrs Hansen.
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Henry Hansen
Smith
Hansen
Local Roundup Notices From La Grande
Mr Ed Murphy returned this forenoon from Walla Walla. Mr Brooke Goodall leaves for North Dakota after visiting his father Judge O P Goodall. City Marshal L Rayburn bought Morast place in Romig's Addition. Rev J Franklin Day attends Chapman revival in Portland. The town notes a 30,000 population for which a hospital would serve the county. The Fair received shirtwaist and woven jacket shipments attracting attention.
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Brooke Goodall
O P Goodall
North Dakota
L Rayburn
Morast
Romig
la Grande
J Franklin Day
Portland
Birth of Snow Child in City Believed to be Son
A baby boy was born in the city on March 24, 1905 to Mr and Mrs Charles E Snow. The family announced the birth, noting the newborn is a son.
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Charles E Snow
Model Restaurant promotes generous meals and service
The Model Restaurant invites patrons to dine with BHE and enjoy meals described as served “just right.” The ad touts a pride in quality and mentions 20 regular dinners available from 11:30 to ? p.m., inviting customers to judge if portions are enough.
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Model Restaurant
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The
la Grande Pawnbrokers
Ramona
Adams Avenue
Zweibach
Graham
Saratoga
Wild
Timothy Hay
Graide Ronde Cash Company
Dean Crowe
Lewis
Jefferson Avenue
John Brewer
GM Curtice
A. Z.oliver
Jefferson Ave
William Miller
Elgin
Ed Murphy
Ubicago
Portland and
Sound Points
Fourth Street
Aldrich
Casey
Hilgard
Ed Harding
Old City Jall
J A Woodie
Union County
Summerville
Eckhart
Haweine
Blue Mountain America
C W Heaps
O H King
Newhart
Lefn
Borippe News Association
T. N. Murphy
Walla Walla
J. A. Arbuckle
Crockery Department
the Golden Rule Company
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