Local visitors and arrivals fill La Grande day
Geo Miller of the Cove and A B Cooley of Pendleton are in La Grande on business. J J Meyers of Haines, and Elgin residents Frank E Smith and others visit. Various officials, investors, and guests including Mr and Mrs Eugene Rinehart, A Tulley, and Rev E S Hays attend local engagements and court business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Miller
the Cove
A. B. Cooley
Pendleton
la Grande
J.J. Meyers
Haines
Charles Norby
Wala Walla
G. L. Bamberger
Baker City
Frank E. Smith
G. C. Knox
L.S. Wilson
A. P. Knox
Elgin
Eugene Rinehart
The
Valley
P. A. Chariton
Busy Day at the Golden Rule Store
The Golden Rule Store sees a crowded day with four rooms filled and twenty eight salespeople busy. Early morning lines formed as doors opened at nine o'clock and remained lengthy, with rain keeping some customers away. Visitors are warned to avoid rest room use this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule
SIX MONTHS IN A CAMP WAGON
William Taylor from Lowell Indiana arrived in the city after six months on the road. He left May 9 and traveled in a camp wagon fitted for travel. He seeks health and recreation and plans to sell the outfit and return to Indiana after viewing Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
Lowell Ind
Penicinton
Umatilla County
Taylor
Indiana
Pendleton Woman Recovers After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. Fred Waffle of Pendleton underwent an appendicitis operation at Pendleton Hospital this morning performed by Dr Volp and Dr Moormeister. The patient is reported progressing well and her friends in Pendleton will be pleased by the favorable news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waffle
Pendleton
Pendleton Hospital
Volp and
Moormeister
Waffle
W. T. U. Meeting Set for Tomorrow Afternoon
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. H. S. Massee at the corner of Greenwood and Washington. A full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
H. S. Massee
Greenwood
Washington
Assay cashier sentenced for embezzlement
Geof Adams former chairman of the United States assay office pleaded guilty to two counts of embezzlement and was sentenced to five years on each count, to run concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps News Association
Sentte
Geof Adams
United States Assay
Guily
Rainfall totals announced by Weather Observer Worster
Weather Observer Worster reported 1.21 inches of rain fell in the 36 hours ending this morning. The update notes heavy rainfall across the period and provides the measured total for the preceding day and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worster
Society Notes Include Meetings and Historical Talk
The Kaffee Kiatch meets with Mrs E E Bragg Friday afternoon and the High Five club is hosted by Mesdames McGoy and Ed Murphy tomorrow. Neighbor hood Club reviews kings from Henry IV to Henry VIII, discusses battles, Joan of Arc, Wars of the Roses, and old laws, with talks on Stratford on Avon and Henry IV by Mrs G G Osburn and Mrs W A Worstell. Cora Goffin arrives from Walla Walla to reside in La Grande this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.E Bragg
Henry IV
Henry VIII
Shrewsbury
Agincourt
Orleans
Joan of Arc
Bosworth Field
Tower
G. G. Osburn
Stratford-on-Avon
W. A. Worstell
Shakespeare
General Federation
Turner Oliver
C. H. Bidwell
Cora. Goffin
Walla Walla
la Grande
Immigrants Sent to Western Canada by Salvation Army
The Salvation Army reports all immigrants sent to Western Canada are doing well. Plans call for sending about 30,000 immigrants in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
English Salvation Army
Resolution of Respect for Walter Millman
Forrest Cove Lodge 1118 M B A extends heartfelt sympathy to the Millman family after the death of Walter Millman. The resolution notes esteem for Sister Millman, directs copies to the bereaved family and lodge minutes, and requests publication in the La Grande Evening Disenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Millman
Forrest Cove Lodge
Millman
Phone Main 841 Delivers Drugs Fast at Newsin Drug Co.
Our store offers prompt delivery by calling Main 81 for all drug needs. This service saves steps, helps in emergencies, and ensures the best drug store goods at moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsin Druc Company
Forresters Dance Preparations Underway for Thanksgiving Ball
Preparations advance for the Forresters Thanksgiving ball with committees hard at work to stage a frat class evening of entertainment. Current indications suggest the event will be lively and well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forresters
Truesdell Burial Reported In Union County
Reverend O H King traveled to Union to conduct the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Truesdell a Union County pioneer born in Winchester Illinois in 1654. She married Samus Tosasdei in 1865 and moved from Oregon to Grande Ronda Valley near Island City then to Union twenty years ago. She is survived by five children including Mrs. J A McCarthy Mrs R Akin O B Truesdell Jos Truesdell and John Walker and two deceased children Veron Elma and another who predeceased her. interment at Summervilla cemetery Castella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. King
Union
Union County
Sarah Truesdell
Winchester
Illinois
Samus Tosasde i
Wither
Oregon
Grande Ronda Valley
Island City
Delinquent Tax Roll Seized by Union County Sheriff
The delinquent tax roll totaling 5924 dollars is in the hands of the Union County sheriff for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Pioneer Woman Mrs A L Brown Dies in Baker City
Mrs A L Brown a Baker County pioneer and wife of a well known Baker City capitalist died at the family home at 1 am after a brief illness. Pneumonia was named as the immediate cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
A. L. Brown
Baker County
A Big Surprise Dinner Offered This Holiday Season
A notice promises a memorable holiday dinner with perfectly cooked viands and top service, plus a moderate check. The ad suggests reserving a table to experience an unknown surprise.
The Model Restaurant Open Day and Night Week Deal
The Model Restaurant operated by J A Arbuckle advertises open day and night service with special tickets priced at $4.50 during Hell Week. The notice emphasizes continuous operation and value for diners during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A, Arbuckle
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Geddesers
G. D. Hagerty
WM. Smith
Adams Avenue
Pebety
A. V. Andrews
la Grande National Bank
Domino
Jester
E. M. Wellman & Company
Park- Logan CO. DE
Orego
Cuy Property
Timberlands
Beetlands
Fairbanks-Morris CO
Portland
Ed Thiruogn
Hamilton Rockford
Walbhary
Cal
O. M. Heacock
Jewler and Optician Heidenreich
Bohnenkamp
Ore
A. Tulley
Wallowa County
Sarah Bloom
Myrtle
Ahsakah
J. M. Parker
W. J. Snodgrass
D H. Alexander
Interior Department
Fendiston E. C
D. H. Steward
Opera House
Chas. Murphey
Lomax
Bakerounty
Court House
Rev. E. 8
Hays
Presbyterian Church
M. EB
Rev
Meredith
T. H. Watson
Mountain Division
L.L. Walker
George Walker
Will Wright
Union National Bank
Booth Farmers & Traders Bank
Knowles
Lois Buhl
Kirksville
Missouri
Joseph
W. T. U. Meeting
J. T. Hurlay
Imbier
Frank Childers
OUR
Olmes
Business
Wash
Portland, Oregon
Rinstpal
Hulse
T-N- Murphy
Pioneer
Tielie
C. E. Hackman
Gov
Schegrer
Geo. T. Parr
Simmons
Sec'y
Mgr
Parr-Simmoons Company
Geanneone Valley
Jefferson Ave
Greenwood St
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