Fraternal Lodges and Societies Listed with Meeting Details
A condensed roster lists G. L. Biggers W. i 0 O F La Grande Lodge No 16 and other lodges with meeting times, halls, and inviting visiting brothers or members. It names officers and secretaries for several groups including Star Encampment No 31 O F, Foresters of America Court Maid Marion No 22, Friendship Tent No 51 K C T VW, and Woodmen of the World La Grande Lodge No 169, among others, with notes on locations like Model Restaurant, Odd Fellows hall, Redman hall, Castle Hall, and Ellis hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F
la Grande Lodge No
J. A. Angucein N.G
Foresters OF America
Marion
Redman Hall
Ranier
L. Swapawass Financial Sec. Board of Trustees
G. L. Sianesre
Joan Haut
C. S. Wriiame
la Grande Lodge
Ellis’ Hall
Adame Avenue
E. W. Davis
G. E. McCulcy
Woodmen OF the World
K. of P. Hall
Corp
New Jacobs
J. H. Keeney
Clark
Big Game Outlook and Local Notices From Prairie City Miner
The Oregon deer season proved highly successful with an estimated 1000 deer harvested in Josephine county to the delight of big game hunters. In a single district around 200 deer were killed and the deer are said to be abundant and in prime condition. Local beef cattle sales around Prairie City saw about 400 head sold for roughly $8000, at $18 to $21 per head, indicating prices rose from last year as the valley clears out. Also listed are unc alled letters for the week ending November 2, 1906, with names such as Bell Mise, Donohue, Miss Lizzie C toe, Florence Mitchell, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Josephine County
Bell Mise Tana Donohue
Lizzie C. Toe
Florence Mitchell
Ona Burne
Briggs
EL. Barry
JM. Bishop
E. B. Boles
Bert Cook
John M. Ferguses
B. Grace
Samuel Johnson
J. W. Koch
John Lyrmar
F. Larns
Sharp
Charley Smith
F. A. Wood
Gen. Hotchkiss
Marvin Tackabery
C.M
Tuscaroras
E. Love
Prairie City
Joe Gombs
John Day
Prairie City Miner
Steam plow starts in Nampa by Nebergall for Kunkel
W. H. Nebergall returned from Nampa Idaho where he started a 350 horse power eight gang steam plow for A. Kunkel. The plow matches the size of the one Kunkel sold last year to Grande Ronde valley residents. He left this morning for Newport Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Nebergall
Nampa
Idaho
A. Kunkel
Kunkel
Grande Ronde Valley
Nebergall
Newport
Wash
Pendleton
Oregonian
Also Mentioned on This Page
G L Biggers
M. D
Fire Ralston
J.m.berry
J. H. Hubbard
M.D. Physiciam
Sunononein Slater Building
Jefferson Avenue
D&a. L. Richardson
Mike
Molitor M. D
Ays
HK Gor
Anah Avenue
Depot St
Resience Main
Bacon & Hall Physicians and Surgeons
F. E. Moore
DR. H. C. P. Moore
Terrapark Physicians
Kirksville
Office
Vove
Wysigian
de. F. Moonmeister
Corpe
Moormeister
Crawford & Crawford
Atronners-at-Law
T. Williams
A.C. Williams
Williams Bros
Ralston
la Grande
L. A. Pickler
Civic
Botinenkamp
Orakaon
J. R. Oliver
Apernadts
Finn Imaumance
Sommer
Ori
la Jeanne
Owegon
P. A. Charlton
Hill's Drug Store
Ofice
Anna Carlson
Hi. A. Watson
Mer
Office Lewis Building
la Grande, of
WM. Reynolds
Depol
Washingtor _Avenue
la Grande Aerie
Eik Nail
Bs. m
Crhren
G. L. Biggers
D. E. Cox
Odd Fellows Hall
Walcome
G. E. Fower
la Grande Camp
Willama
K.C.T
F. Hoth
Paria
Ball
Mox Biden
Lo. Tlm
Redmen Hall
Maube Lane
M.C. Vassar
RED Cross Lodge
Castle Hall
Gcorpe
N. L. Ackins
C. C. R. Pattison
Rathbone- Sisters
Rowera Temple No. 9
BP. m
K. of P
Fraternal Tribunes NO. 119
Dr.o. QO
Franklin Hawkis
Ep. W. Kanmehian
Adams Ava
Day
Cahox
Foley Hotese
Selder
Catll
Geddes
Palmer Fcuse
John Palmer
Prop
Adams Avenue
Fir Greenwood
Timber
A. A. Garey
J. M. Clark
Masonic Cemetery
Ore
Frost
Olympia Oysters
J. D. McKenans
Andle la
Causeere
Port Wheat
Elgin
G. D. Hagerty
Wm, Smith
Carload
City Brewery
Julius Roesch
Easern
H. J. Ritter
la Grande, Ore
Pendleton Business Co
Pacific Coast
Documenta
Pendleton Business College
Kadin
Churchill, Principa
Business College
Dore Gon
Aurelia Mining
Aurelia
Treasury
J.A. Thronson Or
J.L. Corb