Local briefs note sales, plants, and visitors in Union Oregon
Locals report vacuuming services and sewing projects by L F Billinger with contact numbers. George Ball received a carload of fruit trees from Oregon Nursery. some were moved to Welser Idaho. Notable residents J L Overton visits by car. Mrs Mittauer and children from Baker City visit Lindsay family.
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George Ball
Oregon Nursery Company
Welser
Idaho
F. T. Mittauer
Baker City
Lindsay
Mittauer
Personal notices and arrivals in Pendleton area
Edna Orr of Wallowa registers in Pendleton for Summer. Several travelers stop at local hotels including Mrs. A. J. Grider en route to Pendleton, Max Jacobs of New York, Jimmie Banneson of Portland, A. C. Seritchfield of Payette, and A. L. McGee and wife of Laramie. Local officials Pete Wright Marshall and John Hawthorne visit, while Ballinger and Mrs. Ballinger arrive for Joseph branch duties. Political figures J. P. Rusk and George T. Cochran are in town for campaigns.
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Edna Orr
Wallowa
A. J. Grider
Pendleton
Herbert A. Newell
Umatilla
Foley
Max Jacobs
New York
Jacoba
A. L. McGee
Laramie
Sommer
Jimmie Banneson
Western Baking Company
Portland
A. C. Seritchfield
Payette
la Grande
George Ball
Pete Wright Marshall
John Hawthorne
Telecaset
Ballinger
Joseph
Happy Harriman
Dalles
Warren Construction Company
M. F. Morris
Mr. Norris
Twinn Falls
Dan White
Jerry P. Rusk
Union
Republican Junket
Union County
George T. Cochran
Oregonian
J. A. Rumble
Eva
California
Rumble
H. W. Vaughn
Imnaha
Unsettled Fate For Hermiston Umatilla Project
Project Engineer H D Newell, head of the Umatilla project at Hermiston, says work is up in the air and Washington must issue orders for any continuation. Government abandonment rumors are amplified, though officials say funds have already been spent and total abandonment or sale to an individual is unlikely.
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H. D. Newell
Umatilla
Hermiston
the Observer
Washington
Wanted agent for Phelps Carbide Feed Acetylene Generator
An opportunity to act as agent for Union and Wallowa counties offering the Phelps Carbide Feed Acetylene Generator for home lighting. Inquiries directed to Ore gon Acetylene Lighting Co Inc for further particulars and terms.
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Union
Wallowa
Oregon Acetylene Lighting Co., Inc
Furnished rooms for rent in Portland neighborhood
Oct 2021 notice lists two rental options at 230 1-2 Yamhell st Portland Ore Furnished room in the main residence with bath available for one or two gentlemen Inquiries to Red 3681 or phone Main 89 for details and rating of furnishings
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Yamhell St
Portland
Ore
Council Holds First Meeting of Month
City council meets for routine business with multiple resolutions passed. The Adams Washington alley will be built by day labor since only one bid for contract construction was received, and sidewalk construction bids show a five cent per foot drop.
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Adams
Washington
City bids adjust sidewalk costs on Malin street
Bids for sidewalk work on Malin street and other city sections raise total cost beyond 90 cents. No street-cleaning machinery was purchased. delays cited for various reasons.
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Malin Street
Bruce Bound Over On Wife Desertion Charge
Thomas Bruce, jailed yesterday pending a wife desertion hearing, was held over to the circuit court on $250 bail. He has not yet liquidated the bail and remains in the county jail.
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Circuit Court
Thomas Bruce
Daggett Pays Fine for Concealed Weapon Carry
W. E. Daggett pays a $25 fine after conviction for carrying a concealed weapon. The court case appears as an older, routine municipal proceeding.
Daggett Fined for Carrying Concealed Weapons on Portland Train
Daggett was fined 25 in the city police court after a gun scare aboard a Portland train. The conductor helped arrest him at La Grande. Judge Cox presided and Daggett was found guilty of carrying concealed weapons.
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Portland
W. BE. Daggett
Daggett
la Grande
Cox
Notice to Publishers for Charter Printing Bids 1910
Sealed bids will be received at the City Recorder office until Wednesday evening November 9 1910 for printing and binding five hundred city Charters and 1000 copies. Bidding terms and binding style to be determined at the Recorder's office by order of the City Council dated November 2 1910. D E Cox Recorder. November 3 to 9.
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City Recorder
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Edison
Sem
Vitagraph
L. F. Billinger
Oregon
West
Walter W. Woehlke
Sunset Magazine
Wright Drug Co
J. M.hirsh
J. L. Overton
Mr Swell Dresser
Udge Thikes
Waa Fm
MR. Swell Dresser
Ion
A Bros
Clothiers
Impuss
New York City
the Golden Rule Company
Newell
A. B. C. Laundry
Bruce
W. E. Daggett
D. E. Cox
Steward’s Opera House
Laura Winston
Grey Dove
Mansion of Aching Hearts
Princess of the Patches
Camille
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