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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1909
Page
8
4000 KEES for orchard to be planted as a large shipment arrives. Messrs Cleaver and Bridges received 1000 winter apple trees from Milton nursery and plan to set out their 50 acre tract between Alicel and Mr Emily after a few days, as they promote Union county as a fruit region.
The freight department increased by four workers, bringing its total to eleven as shipments rise and the branch line to Wallowa county expands. The La Grande office faces a heavier workload due to higher freight traffic.
Portland reports Oregon land fraud cases were postponed again today while awaiting word from Henry Worthington the representative of Hermann.
The Central hotel has received its complete furniture supply and is moving to complete fittings for opening. Officials expect a December opening about one week after the first, highlighting the M. & M. building’s strategic location and modern furnishings under manager Mr. Rogers.
Widespread weather slowed operations as river canyon cuts remained dangerous but largely held. Telephone lines suffered most with many down. telegraph restored last evening and operated with only occasional outages today.
Fred Bock, recently returned from Portland and tied to La Grande Meat Co, has purchased a residence on Sixth Street next to the AFB Stephens property. He declares he is here to stay and plans to own his own home.
Van R. Mendels travels from Sumpter to attend the funeral of the late David Hawes, reflecting on his life and mourners gathered.
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