Local Items and Travel Notes From Elgin Era
Sunday visits by Higia resident Mr. Robert Bilomenstein and others fill Elgin notes. The Cove power plant water wheel was taken over and repairs planned on Burnt river bridges by the O B N railway crew. Losses and health concerns appear with Mrs. Olver recovering from surgery and Mr. Palmer seeking a lower altitude home. Lost pocket book appeal and Good Roads convention attendees listed along with freight and telephony repairs and fruit tree planting on Fox hill. Buck departs for La Grande with farewell by Elgin friends.
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Robert Bilomenstein
Higia
Cove
Burnt River
Durkee
Huntington
A. V. Oliver
Portland
Bourn
Coombs
Central Church of the Pacific States Telephone Company
J. W. Warnstaff
Fox Hill
Sesson
Leout
H. Buck
la Grande
Law Orm
Sargent & Wright
Buck
Hattie Glenn
Elgin
Elgin Recorder
Larceny Charge J W Vogel Bonds In Local Case
Optician J W Vogel who took a livery team from Wm Smith for a month was arrested in Pomeroy Washington for larceny of the rig. He waived examination before Justice Hough and posted $300 bonds to await the grand jury next month. He is released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Vogel
Wm. Smith
Wallowa County
McLaughlin Sanday
Pomeroy Washington
Smith
Vogel
Justice Hough
Grain Market Quotes on Chicago May 15
The grain market on the Chicago stock exchange shows wheat opening at 0.954 dollars, corn at 0.49, closing at 0.604, oats at 0.309, closing at 0.30. Ruling quotas set the day’s activity with fluctuating prices across grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Buckley Thompsons Wed Arrival Sparks Local Cheer
Chief dispatcher Buckley and Miss Margaret Thomp were married this week. The couple arrived in Portland Sunday morning and are staying at Foley house while friends extend congratulations.
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Buckley
Bride
Foley House
Williamson Birth Announcement in City
In this city on Saturday May 13 1906 a son arrived to Mr and Mrs J T Williamson and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Williamson
Died Miss Barnelle Choate in Summerville May 13
Miss Barnelle Choate daughter of William Choate died in Summerville on Saturday May 13 at age twenty four from typhoid fever after a prolonged illness. Undertakers Giffo and Hogan conducted the funeral at eleven o'clock, preached by Rev March ell, Presbyterian pastor at Summerville. The remains were interred in the cemetery at Summerville. FOR RENT Purached room for lady or gentleman with electric light and bath Mrs L A Baker Phone Maine 701
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnelle Choate
William Choate
Summerville
Giffo and
Hogan
Rev Marchell
Rewaime
Waiting for the Waiter Not a Problem in This Eatery
A compact note highlights prompt service as essential to a pleasant dining mood. The piece asserts good service fosters patience and enhances the enjoyment of meals. It emphasizes prompt attention as a cornerstone of restaurant experience.
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J. A. Arbuckle
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Rene
The
la Grande Drug Co
Hadadon & Son Co
Alfalfa, Wild
Timothy Hy
Grande Ronde Cash Company
Lewis
Dean Crowe
Jefferson Avenue
Pawn Brokers
A. Vv.oliver
Jefferson Ave
Phillipe
San Antonio
Texas
John Chaney
M.F. Barnett
Des Moines
Iowa
Op & Business
Fakin
Enterprise
Mo Babe
Folk Brothers
Max Bloch
Miss Brella
Wm. Moore
E. G. Moore
LaGrande
Thoes
Good Roads
Pendleton
F. L. Meyers, JR
Wright
M. L. Causey
Turner Oliver J. B. Reynolds
A. A. Gart
T. N. Murphy
Buckly—Thompson
Father Thompson
Richard Buckley
Margaret Thomp
Maine
Money Savers
the Golden Rule Co
Nottingham
the Golden Rule Company
Adams Av
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