Local Notices and Classifieds From Joseph Oregon Itemized
Various small items list business sales and notices in Joseph Oregon. Tinners and plumers room sale due to health. Armenians lace offered by Mrs Gibbs and Judson. Fresh dill pickles and eggs offered by Geddes Bros. New Public Library open at Wright Drug Co. Presbyterian church dinner June 1 at K of P hall. Plate glass walnut show counter for sale cheap at Silverthorne's. New employment office opened by Black & Pratt. L D S Sunday school dancing party invites, proceeds to song book fund.
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Silverthorne
Notable Savoy Guests Reported By Local Paper
Eigin resident H. D. Spencer spent last night at the Savoy followed by T. B. Bloom from Cavite and Orrine Stuur visiting from Portland all lodging there. Others include Bile Dickerson, H Herberger from John Day, G H Roach and wife of Elgin, A F Wilson and wife of Imbler, with P C Bramwell of the United States land office planning trips to Boise St Anthony Pocatello and Salt Lake to visit friends along with J N Scott of the O W and Jack.
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H. D. Spencer
Eigin
Savoy
Bloom
Cavite
Orrine Stuur
Portland
Bile Dickerson
Joseph
H. ‘Herberger
John Day
la Grande
G.H. Roach
Elgin
A. F. Wilson
Imbler
P. C. Bramwell
United States Land Office
Boise
St. Anthony
Pocatello
Salt Lake
J. N. Scott
0.W
Jack
Visitors and business crowd in La Grande
ONeill of the same company passed through the city this morning on the Way to Joseph and will return to La Grande tomorrow. Maude Baly from Union visited the Foley last evening. W J Hatfield of St Louis shoes, also at the Foley. F R Carman from Caldwell Idaho at the Sommer. George Erhard of Webster, cigar man, at the Sommer. Lt C Currier and wife of Chicago at the Sommer on business. Tom Steens from The Dalles a business visitor at the Summer. Mrs E H Kilham and Miss Perod of Lewiston at the Foley. J L Flannagan from Seattle visited the city. W L Weiner from Sumpter at the Foley. John McGill, railroad shop inspector from Los Angeles, quartered at the Foley. Rev and Mrs Henry Martin from the Cove were in La Grande and have returned home. Edward Smith a large eastern Oregon implement dealer in Pendleton today discussing steam plow with farmers. Edward P Marshall of Stanfield in city transacting land office business with Furnish. Miss Elsa Couch daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Couch returned from Berkeley after completing freshman year and is a La Grande high school graduate.
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Edward P. Marshall
Stanfield
Umatilla
Sttanfield
Elsa Couch
A. G. Couch
Berkeley
la Grande High School
Mrs Victoria Judson Learns of Son's Suspected Mine Death
Mrs Victoria Judson rushed to Alameda California after a telegram announced the death of her son A V Judson at Pike City California. Judson was an experienced mining engineer and there were no details on the cause, but authorities consider it likely a mining accident.
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Victoria Judson
Alameda
Cal
A. V. Judson
Pike City
Judson
Noble Funeral Tomorrow After Sudden Portland Death
Mrs. Mary Noble died after fainting on a train crossing the East Portland bridge. Daughter Margaret Noble accompanied the remains home. The funeral will be at 1417 Washington Street, with Dr Seemann officiating.
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Mary Noble
East Portland
Margaret Noble
Portland
Runaway Horses Trek 22 Miles Through Cove Area
A team owned by Geo Shadwick of Lower Cove escaped and ran 22 miles through Cove Union and Telocaset before a plow finally halted them near Hyatt farm. Reported by farmers via telegraph, the horses dashed past barricades as residents aided the effort with clubs and pursuers. No fatal injuries occurred to a woman at the Shadwick residence.
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Cove
Geo. Shadwick
Lower Cove
Union
Telocaset
Hyatt
Covyé
Shadwick
Friger Ani
Elegant Hudson Torpedo 33 to Be Shown at Dittebrandt Garage
The Hudson Torpedo 33, praised as elegant and durable, will arrive at Dittebrandt Garage tomorrow Friday May 26. Grande Ronde shoppers await the car noted for good value, long daily use, and respected workmanship. Demonstrations available. contact Bill-Malin 758 or Independent-171.
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Dittebrandt
Mobile
Sudste
Bill—Malin
Inventor Touts Moistureproof Bridge Lining
An inventor unveils a new lining for bridges claimed to be impervious to moisture and so lightweight that it would float away if placed in water. Authorities note preliminary tests and seek peer review before adoption.
Eighth Graders Graduate With Delighted Commencement Program
Eight years of study ended as eighth grade graduates received certificates in a grand assembly attended by high school students and other grades. Fifteen pupils were promoted amid a commemorative program.
Postal depositories expand to 275 nationwide
May reports announce 50 new postal bank depositories to begin operations June 25, bringing the total to 275. Among the western offices is Baker Oregon. The note also mentions a taximeter connected to front wheels of taxis and details about average human blood and heart pulsations.
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Postal Savings Bank
Baker Also
Washington
Baker Oregon
London
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Joe Hammts
Thelsis
the Theatre OF Quality
Bert M. Sherwood
the Hero
Walker G
Kalem
West
Ture
Miss Garrick
Mr. Ferrin
Oregon
Houck
A. H. Gibbs
Wright Drug Company
Geddes Bros
Geddes Grocery
Black & Pratt
Son
MTR
Miatay
Marattun
Nunaywai
Baker
Floresheim
Mallory
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