Society Notes From The 400 Club Evening
Miss Mayme Reith hosts a 400 club gathering with Progressive peanuts as amusement. Lillian McCall wins a souvenir booby prize. Christian Endeavor plans a vegetable social at Mr Gollihan's on Adams Avenue for Nov 29. Mrs G T Bacon entertains guests for whist in honor of Mrs C S Dunphy of Parma Idaho. Mrs Al Andrews takes first with 60, Mrs Lyle second with 56. Attendees include numerous named ladies.
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400 Club
Mayme Reith
Lillian McCall
Carmen Stoddard
Christian Endeavor Society
G. T. Bacon
C. S. Dunphy
Parma
Idaho
al Andrews
Lyle
Mesdames
Jean Moore
Bock
Andrews
C. S. Dunn
L. Dunn
Given
Thomas
E. Edmonds
Leonard
Bartlett
Slater
van Buren
Myers
Gilman
Buehler
Shea
Molitor
Donkey
Reavis
Grady
Bohnenkamp
Ash
Dunphy
Newlin
Collier
Causey
Bohnenkaimp
Pioneer farmer T. L. Arnold dies at 64 in Beulah
Oregon Pioneer Ontario reports T. L. Arnold a highly respected farmer and stockman from Beulah died Sunday of pneumonia at age 64. He came to Malheur county fifty years ago and resided in the area continuously since.
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Ontario
T. L. Arnold
Beulah
Tne
Malheur County
Teenager dies from football injuries in Socialix
Robert Brown aged 16 died this morning in Socialix Missouri from football injuries sustained in a game. He was a student at a local high school and his death follows the incident on the field earlier this week.
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Scripps News Association
Socialix
Robert Brown
Marriage Licenses Issued In County Clerk Office
County Clerk J B Gilham reports licenses issued to William Aldred and Leda Chandler of Elgin on November 25. CG G Coalwell and Nora Ratliff of Perry also on November 25. Emma England and Jesse C Davis of Union listed for November 29.
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J. B. Gilham
William Aldred
Leda Chandler
Elgin
CG. G. Coalwell
Nora Ratliff
Perry
Emma England
Jesse C. Davis
Union
Painter Harry Perry Charged With City Disorder
Recorder's Court reports Harry Perry who worked on the Elgin extension, enjoyed a night in town then left ten dollars with the city recorder to cover the dye fueled good time he had.
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Harry Perry
Elgin
City Recorder
Local visitors and business rely on Elgin area note
Local residents travel to and from Elgin and nearby towns for business. Attendees include Mrs J Hug from Elgin and several Portland, Starkey, Union and Imbier visitors. The railroad ice house readies for the annual ice harvest and shoe string merchants swarm La Grande, calling on residences with small price schemes.
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J. Hug
Elgin
Bertha Summer
Portland
Charles Melquist
John Stuber
George Tiffany
Alicel
L. J. Haxalwood
John Hallgarth
F. F. Bussan
Eugene F. Hugall
L. J. Davis
Union
P. Loftus
A. J. Sullivan
Starkey
J. R. Eilingford
Imbier
Thomas Stephenson
North Powder
Earl
Orchard Growth In Oregon Farmers Weigh Apple Business
Large Orchard Dufur Oregon plans 600 acre apple fields while individuals consider 60 to 100 acre plots. Apples shown at the Lewis and Clark Fair drew praise as superior to other regions, prompting farmers to pursue apple growing as a business.
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Dufur
Ore
Supreme Court Upholds Record Mine Damages in Burke Case
In Butte on November 28 the supreme court confirmed a $25 000 verdict for Burke, a miner who burned his hands touching a poorly insulated wire at the Colusa Parrott mine. It stands as the largest damages award in the state’s history.
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Scripps News Association
Butte
Supreme Court
Burke
Colusa Parrott
Died at Hot Lake Henry Voorhers Leaves Idaho Ties
Henry H Voorhers aged about 45 died yesterday morning at Hot Lake sanatorium after a brief illness. He came from Lewiston Idaho where he has a two year old son. Letters on his body indicate a daughter in Gadar Rup ds Iowa and a wife likely. Body lies at Henry Carrs undertaking parlors. Iowa family is being contacted before arrangements.
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Henry H. Voorhers
Hot Lake
Lewiston
Idaho
Gadar Rup Ds
Iowa
Hat Lake
Henry & Carr's
Largest stock of marble and granite on sale in Eastern Oregon
The Blue Mountain Marble and Granite showroom displays 150 designs with stone from all parts of the country. Three export marble workers constantly design and cut, enabling customers to have pieces made to order at home.
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Blue Mountain
Oregon
Tiss
Bub Dies Violet Four Months Old Amid Whopping Cough
The infant Bub Dies Violet, four months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W E Scull of the north part of town, died yesterday from whooping cough. The funeral will be held today.
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Violet
Anghiae
W.E. Scull
Indiana Vigilante Quarrel Ends in Fatal Wounding
Police report a fatal shooting after a quarrel in Bloomington during a mob incident. A man named Waltz died yesterday from wounds inflicted by a companion in a confrontation surrounding a local disturbance.
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Scripps News Association
Bloomington, Inc
A. Posse
Waltz
Settlement Notice and Debts Due at Horseshoe Chop House
Notice of settlement for the sale of Horseshoe Chop House requests debtors call to settle by December 1, 1905. All accounts due before November 6, 1905 are payable to L S and W W Pottoci. Josepa Anson announces she will not be responsible for debts contracted after November 6, 1905. Dated Island City November 6, 1905.
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L Cw
L. S and
W. W. Pottoci
Notica
Island C'ty
Josepa Anson
Thanksgiving dining at The Mode Restaurant
An advertisement touts a triple feast at The Mode Restaurant run by J Arbuck. It promises tempting appearance appetizing odor and delicate flavor to invite diners to spend Thanksgiving there for a memorable meal.
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the Golden Rule Company
Golden Rule Company
Key West
C. B. Cigars
E. Hackman
Adams ~ Avenue
Greenwood Street
Slit Club
New Club
W“Ndrews
Pendleton, Or
Hazel
F. B. Dayton
T.M. Kauiar
Lillith St
Hotel Summer
Bagong
Recorder’s Court
C. D. Hoffman
Northwestam Frwigtowers Apenaliun
Eastern Commission
la Grande
California
Oregon Produce Company
Bub
Indiana
Mob
Beorgil
J-Aarbuck
Stein-Bloch
Chicago
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