Local Items Highlight Travel and Mining News
Mrs. Carl Thompson visits Woodburn Sisaen to see relatives. Engineers Gilbreth and Baucomm from O R N La Grande division tour the city on vacation. County Superintendent E E Braggs leaves for Salem for a two day county superintendents convention. A A Roberts and son return from Portland with Mrs. Roberts staying briefly. Roy Corbett reports ore mill progress at Aurelia mines and near term crushing. Engineer E A Stephens departs for upper Grand Ronde with mine supplies, pursuing Eureka groups with skilled expectations.
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E. E. Braggs
Salem
A. A. Roberts and Son
Portland
E. A. Stephens
Grand Ronde
Mr. Stephens
Trust and State Bank Names Co George Stock Branch Cashier
The Eastern Oregon Trust and State Bank announces it has hired Co George Stock of Los Angeles to head the Co George Stock branch. He is supervising safe installations at Cove and will relocate with his wife Mrs Stock. Stock has extensive banking experience and will lead the local operation.
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Eastern
Oregon Trust and Stale Bank
Co George Stock
Los Angeles
Cove
Stock
Gove
H. GC. Myers
Kelly Under the Knife in Oregon Surgery
Dan Kelly, Baker City crack sprinter, underwent an operation yesterday at Eugene in trainer Bill Haywood's home to correct a long standing injury from his record breaking 100 yard run. Surgeons expected relief and Kelly is reported progressing well.
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Dan Kelly
Baker City
Eugene
Bill Haywood
Dan Kelley
Haywood
Football Meeting Hopes for La Grande Team
A meeting at the Commercial Club next Sunday at 3 PM invites all city football enthusiasts to organize a commercial or city team on a business basis. A manager and captain will be elected and early practice plans laid to field a fine eleven this season.
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la Grande
Funeral for LeGrand D McGee Held in Elgin
The funeral of LeGrand D McGee who died in Elgin last Monday evening was held this afternoon from the home of J E Coffey. Interment followed at the Masonic cemetery with Rev W H Gibson officiating. McGee died after a brief illness from peritonitis. He was the youngest son of Mrs A S McGee of Elgin and leaves four sisters and two brothers and a mother who traveled from Newberg.
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LeGrand D MsGe
Elgin
J. E. Coffey
Masonic Ferry
W. H. Gibson
The
Baptist Church
McGee
Minam
Deceases
A.S. McGee
Newberg
A. S. McGee
M. O. McGee
Mary S. Weaver
William McGee
A. F. Prescott
Platsburg New York
W. S. Arnold
Mashfield Coos County
J. £. Coffay
City
La Grande Students Shine in Oregon University Courses
Professor Hockenbarry reports La Grande high school graduates Kilpatrick Kilpatrick James Neil Joel Richardson and Pearl Huff at the University of Oregon earning English credits and rhetoric and English literature. Kilpatrick has 28 credits toward 60 and Neil 25 with six more needed. The group has received special grades for their coursework.
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Hockenbarry
la Grande
University of Oregon
Har! Kilpatrick
James Neil
Joel Richardson
Miss Pearl Huff
Hockenberry
Allo
Earl Kilpatrick
Ranity
Mr. Hockenbarry
Cosmos Dancing Club Formed For City Gentlemen
Young men of the city organize the Cosmos Dancing Club with a limited membership perhaps fifty. Cards and letters are sent to dancers explaining the five dollar membership fee to the secretary. The club plans informal winter gatherings and occasional formal balls for members.
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Comos
Teams Wanted to Haul Sugar Beets to Union
The Sugar Factory seeks teams to haul sugar beets from Core to Union with good wages. Apply in person at the Sugar Factory.
County Superintendent Bragg Visits Rural Schools
County Superintendent Bragg visited a rural school in the county noting progress under favorable conditions. He found enrollment larger than usual despite farm work reducing attendance and predicts a successful year in the rural schools, Elgin schools excepted.
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Bragg
Elgin
Open Day We Sell Wick And Night Meal Tickets
An old ad-style notice touts cake serving as the restaurant’s highlight and promises quick service during peak hours. It invites patrons to dine repeatedly, highlighting meals and affordable pricing with meal tickets offered at four dollars and fifty cents.
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Shaddow
New Fall
Evary Garmant
Astrakhan
San Francisco
the Golden Rule Company
Adams Avenue
Carl Thompson
Woodburn
Sisaen
Gilbreth and Baucomm
Pendiston E
Cove Bank
Kelly
Mgee Funeral
Coal Heater
Mrs. TN. Murphy
Ancour
C. E. Hackman
Gor
Adams
Avanie
Creenwood
Arbuckle
Watts Drug CO
Depot Street
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