Local Items From La Grande and Nearby Areas
Local notes report shipments from La Grande Marble Works to Weston and Weston market changes, families traveling to Harrisburg and Portland, railroad passengers including Mrs Bancimir and Mrs Hafer, church guild sewing at Mr Ered Taylor’s, and a diphtheria quarantine. Also mentions creamery industry growth, sidewalk mishap with Adolph Newlin, proposed bicycle ordinance, and upcoming entertainments and expositions in 1905 including Missouri Day and LewSi and Clark preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Camomile
Pooatelis
Spokane
Roy J.D Gillam
la Grande
E 0 Davis
Orégon
Davis
Be Seen to the AAA of Eating Our EE
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrasing about seeing something to the AAA of eating. The readable bits do not reveal names, places, dates, or concrete events for a fuller summary.
Mystery of Modest Prices Stirs Local Keepers
In town, a puzzling trend emerges as modest prices are set for common goods, leaving residents and shopkeepers alike mystified by the sudden pricing shifts and unclear value signals.
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Nan Shoy
L+ Richardson
The
la Grande Drug Co
F. F. Haradon & Son
Timothy Hy
Graide Ronde Cash Company
Lewis
Dean Crowe
Jefferson Avenue
la Grande Pawnbrokers
A. Z.olivier
Jefferson Ave
Bes
the Golden Rule Co
Nottingham
Bobbinet
the Golden Rule Company
Adams
Union County School
Geo Parker Sho
Pleasant Valley
Mra K T Bancimir
Baker City
Portland
Mre Baudhwan
Mra
W T Groes
City
Indice Guild of
Episcopal Church
Ered Taylor
Weston
Walla Walls
Grande Rondo Valley
AJ Hafer
Routh
Dakota
Elgin
Haler
Mra. HO Grady
Markel Goodnough
Ghd Mrad BH
Odeon
Kamels Wwe
S Cash
OE Harper
Blae Mountain Creamery
Sampter
Barker
Jaws Dairy and Food Commissioner
Chas
Leah
Adolph Newlin
Asia
Josh Wakter
Wallowa County
L. F Dann
Chas Dunn
Graham Company
Missouri
Lewis Andlark Exposition
Joseph W Folk
Atate
Palace of Manufactures
Lewis and Clerk -Esolition
Martin King
Or&en
Idaho
King
Alreay
Profewor H W Goodile
St Davide's
Hardware and Sporting Goods
J. A. Arbuckle
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