Local Items Reflect Busy Travel and School Plans
Local items show Hamaden and Mrs. Parker visiting from Kaane1d, Thanksgiving and teachers institute causing a vacation, and a move of La Grande teachers to Baker City for the eastern Oregon Teachers Institute. Several Elgin business men return home, while others head to Wallowa and Pendleton for work and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rekulved Hem
Wallowa
al Hebier
James H. Milnaugh
Judge Knowles
Ivanhoe
Wallowa County
John Graham
James Masterson
J. BR. Thorson
A.P. Sprague
Elgin
L. Rayburn
A. B. French
la Grande
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Mimnnaugh
Waltown
Mimnaaugh
Mimnaugh
James Beaver
Walla Walla
Walter Bunker
Jimmie
Wala Walls
Butte
Mont
Dentist Returns to Practice in La Graphe
After a forced absence, J. Stevenkon resumes practice in La Graphe Postoffice block. He cites 15 years of experience from Philadelphia Dental College and Northwestern Chicago. He states Le Grande is his permanent home and aims to provide his best service to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Dental College
Borthwestern
Chicago
le Grande
Locmte
Eer
Big Ti Tonigh t in Masonic Service Draws Visitors
A third degree initiation at the Masonic lodge attracts many due to invitations sent to valley judges. Visiting brethren are expected to attend, heightening tonight’s significance and public interest.
Burglary at Owl Drug Store in Elgin Nets Cash and Whisky
Last night the Owl drug store of Elgin was entered and the cash till relieved of 10. In money and five cases of Springbrook whisky and two cases of another brain of whisky were taken. Eighty four bottles in all comprised the loot. Officers here were not shifted, but no clue had been found.
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Owl Drug
Elgin
Springbrook
Weston in City Jail Over Disorderly Conduct
A. Weston recently arrived from Baker City is jailed after a disorderly conduct incident. He was fined ten dollars but asked to serve five days in the city jail after the punishment was imposed. Weston claims he carried germs of the disease into town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Weston
Baker City
Eston
Current Topic club gathering at Cleaver home
The Current Topic club met at Ira G. L. Cleaver’s house with Mrs. Osburn assisting. Dr. W. D. McMillan led events and presented a paper on ae di Pa Ras a AEP he de by tie eihe ei Hams sang a duet. William Miller showcased a phonograph with opera selections as part of a varied musical program. Refreshments followed for 20 or more members, creating an intellectual social gathering. Paroless Dentistry offers expert gold work and children’s dental care in La Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira G. L. Cleaver
Osburn
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
W. D. McMillan
Hams
William Miller
Sugar Outlook Pleases Beet Interests in Washington Hearing
Western sugar men visiting Washington for a World revision hearing found the committee did not need their testimony today. Thomas R. Cutler of Utah Idaho Sugar left for New York as his views were already represented by other manufacturers. Sugar authorities express satisfaction with the outlook as topics prejudicial to beet interests appear likely to change. Deseret News.
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Washington
Thomas R. Cutler
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
New Yorkt Hoon
Review of John Fox Jr and Mary Johnston Novels in Press
The piece surveys John Fox Jr and Mary Johnston as notable authors. It discusses Fox Jr's Strull of Un Lone Pine and Johnston's Lewis Band noting strong descriptive power and emotional depth. It mentions Johnston's health issues and years abroad shaping her writing prior to finishing Lewis Band.
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UN Lonesome Pine
John Fox, Jr
Anorles Kann Kennedy
Engushmnan
Mery Johnston
Lewis Band
Mise Johnaton
Lewis Itahid
Sicily
Dingland
Sleiahipe
Texas at Steward’s Opera House Delights Baker Crowd
The Baker audience enjoyed A Millionaire Tramp at the Steward last night praised as clean and well acted. Nova Shelby starred as Texas Coy with Grace Lockwood as the English Lady Francis McKenzie. Laurae Sanford also impressed in a key role. Texas returns tonight at 9.
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Barker Theater
Texas
Attenon
Nova Shelby
Lone Star State
Grace Lockwood
Allen St. John
Laurae Sanford
Francis McKenzie
Kensington
Hyde Park
Thn & Mater
Baker
Poker City Herald
Teras
Steward’s Opera House
Crutaln
Misa Brandon Draws Crowds at the Scenic Theatre
Misa Brandon draws large audiences with singing and dancing while her winning personality boosts theater appeal. The films entertain patrons and Blanch Bishop's standout blackface act remains a notable draw.
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Misa Brandon
Brandon
Blanch Bishop
Pastyne Weekend Melodrama Offers Hig Own Son
Patrons are invited to a mélodrama impietures presented at the Pastyne this week end. Hig Own Son should appeal to lovers of this entertainment. Other films meet standards and illustrated songs by Ferrin and My. Bint provide additional amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig Own Son
Mr. Ferrin
My. Bint
Patrons Praise Lyric Program By Parson and Baker
The Lyric offers two weekly changes and patrons say the show features excellent pieces including piotyres songs and vau devilles. Parson and Baker, proprietors, present what they call the best yet.
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Lyric
The
Parson & Baker
Local lodge donates to women’s clubs for entertainment debt
The Odi Fellows lodge in La Grande gave $64 to the Neighborhood and Tuesday Musical clubs to cover entertainment costs from the State Federation convention. The grant follows a previous $65 gift by Pellows two years earlier to support similar efforts, acknowledging civic support for the event.
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Odi Fellows Lodge
State Federation
Grand Lodge
la Grande
Return to the Pulpit by Rev Gibson
Reverend W H Gibson of the First Baptist Church resumes preaching after four Sundays away. He is reported well and will address the congregation tomorrow morning.
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W. H. Gibson
First Baptist Church
Notice of Animal Impoundment in La Grande Oregon
Notice states on November 11 1904 I impounded several cattle at La Grande Oregon including a brown cow with R brand a spotted red and white cow a large spotted cow a white spotted yearling a brindle yearling steer all horned. Animals kept at the city pound under city ordinance. owner to claim within 10 days and pay costs as of November 17 1908 signed John W Wallinene Chief of Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarre
la Grande
Ofe
Marie Vai
la Grands
John W. Wallinene
Notice for Publication in La Grande Land Office
Department of the Interior announces a public land notice from the U S Land Office at La Grande Oregon. The document directs interested parties to file claims or respond by a stated deadline and to review parcel descriptions and regulatory requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
la Grande, Or
Notice of timber land proof by George C Kisell Portland
Notice is given that George C Kisell of Portland Oregon filed to prove final timber and stone claim No 02080 1% 2% NEY SEN NW BW NEM section 14 township south range 36 Ey W. The hearing before the register and receiver at La Grande Oregon is set for January 18 1909 with witnesses David C Brichoux Allen J Wedd H M Coolidge J T Williamson all of La Grande Oregon. F C Bramwell Register.
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George C. Kissell
Portland
Oregon
Sen NW
Descri
la Grande
Ag Witnessen
Davia C. Brichoux
Allen J. Wedd
H. m. Coolidge
J. T. Willamson
F.C. Bramwell
Register
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Stevenkon
Big TI
Owl Drne
Pronk
la Grande National Bank
N. K. West
Sal
Royal Bakery
H. Roesch
Prop
Black
Blake
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