Local notes from La Grande and surrounding towns
James Abegg heads to Welser for a week of visits while various officials and residents travel to Pendleton Portland and Emmett. Delegates from Wallowa and Union counties attend the state GOP convention in Portland. Local travel, improvements, and family updates fill the day’s page.
Farmers optimistic as crop prospects soar in Snnan County
Today many farmers are in the city and all express pleasure with crop prospects. Snnan County is expected to break records, while Attorney C. B. Cochran may miss the event due to a possible detention in La Grande. Portland visitors Mrs. A. L. J. Breitlin and sister Mrs. M. J. Coleman return home, as CB. Simmons notes Oregon remains strong despite eastern and midwest economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snnan County
Cochran
la Grande
AL. J. Breetin
Portland
Jas, Mewin
May Park
M. J. Coleman, Alsa
Simmons
Chicago
East
Middle Wear
Oregon
Mr. Simmons
Remon
Hospital Patients Show Gradual Recovery At Grand Ronde
The Grand Ronde hospital reports 14 rooms filled with recovering patients. Mrs. T. J. Scroggin sits up and hopes to leave by week’s end. G. Greene recovering well after appendicitis surgery. Mrs. W. T. Short of North La Grande operated on yesterday and in satisfactory condition. Mr. Oliver of Union on the road to recovery after recent appendicitis surgery. Mrs. J. A. Thronson operated on recently with attendants optimistic about her discharge soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Nelson
Dr. Hubbard
Abe Conley
Charles Noyes
Adams Avenue
J. C. Gardner
D. D. Turner
W. W. Smith
Arizona
Bird F. Lewis
J. B. McCoy
Kameja
Observer
Grand Ronde Hospital
T. J. Scroggin
G. Greene
W. T. Short
North la Grande
Shere
Mr. Oliver
Union
J. A. Thronson
la Grande
Grande Ronde Baptist convention opens in La Grande
The Grande Ronde Baptist association convenes at First Baptist Church in La Grande starting 10 a.m. with about 60 delegates expected. Thursday features an annual sermon by Rev. L A Meyers, letters from churches, field echoes, and mission board reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande Ronde Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
W. H. Gibson
J. FE. Horn
Baker City
L. A. Meyers
Ontario
Erasmus Owen
Enterprise
Harney County
W. Holeman
Burns
Baker County
E. P. Waltz
Malheur County
Wallowa
E. M. Owen
Union County
J. W. Oliver
la Grande
Associational Mission Board
Jacob Devine
Bsermon
L. K. Robinson
Cove
Crowds at Electric Read Record Crowd Encore Night
San Antonio crowds at the Electric venue kept applause strong and prompted encores. The turnout last evening rose to the first intermission level, leaving attendees pleased with the performance.
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San Antonio
Petition for liquor license in Kamela Oregon filed
A petition before Union County Court requests a license for Charles W Estes to sell hard cider in Kamela Oregon beginning June 5 1908. The document lists numerous signers and dates May 1 1908 with a follow up notice for June 8 1908 and includes a separate notice for public land sales in La Grande Oregon and an ad for granes that fit from A C Heacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court
Union County
Kamela
Oregon
Baldy
Charles W. Estes
G. Eyre
F. L. Wright
J. P. Adams
C. W. McFall
D. Chariton
A. C. Sherman
L. Graybeal
H. C. Hanson
N. Page
G. W. Allen
M. T. Burnett
L. Be, Tipton
G. Kiing
Ed Morell
Wm. Dye
Wm. Horton
Jo Connor
John Somers
KR. J. Smith
J. R. Thompson
E. Rice
J. L. McFails
John Richards
June Sanford
W. D. Adams
W. A. McPaus
August Mosher
H. K. Chariton
Grafting In Dead Issue Cited by Dr Parker
Dr H C Parker of the Indiana School of Medicine in Collier's Weekly endorses grafting in dead issues. The Red Cross Drug Store promotes Blue Mountain Cough Byr up as a cure for coughs. Sealed bids are invited for city printing for the year, due by 4 PM May 20. N Bolton chairs the Ways and Means Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Parker
Indiana School of Medicine
Collier’s Weekly
RED Cross Drug Store
Elty
City Recorder
Ways and Means Committee
N. Bolton
Hay and farm supplies plus a Portland store for sale ads
Hay for sale alfalfa and grain hay cheap at $5 per ton in the stack by Ed Reynolds R F D No 2 La Grande Oregon. FOR BASE Grocery store in Portland Ore good location cheap rent up to date fixtures new $600 store will involve about $1500 Address 266 Larrabee street Portland Ore FOR SALE Two second hand awnings 24 feet long with frames fixtures complete and in good repair Price each $10 The Peoples Store WANTED A Situation by a capable young man clerical First class references furnished Address M Hox 61 La Grande Ore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
la Grande
Ore
General Land Office
Beg
Bec
Ed Reynolds
Oregon
Portland
Larrabee Street
Peoples’ Store
M. Hox
la Grande, Ore
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J. F. Baker
Emmett
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L. A. Wright
Dwight Barnes
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San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Lot L. Pierce
Oregon Grand Lodge of Masons
Umatilla
Oregonian
Thomas Gollihan
Phoenix
B. C
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Waddy
South Africa
Foley
Baille-Finto Circus
G. T. Mayo
R. N
Ee Matthews
T. H. Kennedy
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William Miller
B. PF. Wilson
Court House
J. R. Oliver
A. T. Hill
Third Street
Fourth
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Mara
Arthur Williams
H. C. Stuart
Walla Walla
Baptists IN Convention
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the Golden Rule Co
Gow
Oaklind
Pacific
Heath and Milligan
Great “Northern
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F. C. Bramwell
A. A. Roberts
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Blue Mountain Creamery Co
Rose
Rose City
Wilde
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