Local items from North Powder and surrounding areas
Local notes report visits and movements including F B H Sharmard in the city, Mrs J T Ormond returning from Spokane, Judge J A Fee in on legal business, Myrtle Squirea visiting North Powder, and Walter Pierce handling wiring projects. Several residents travel to Pendleton and Portland, with others attending funerals and church events. A Vancouver party applied for land near the Grande Ronde. Beulah Wright returned from Pendleton.
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F. BH. Sharmard
Kamera
J. T. Ormond
Spokane
J. A. Fee
Pendleton
North Powder
Myrtle Squirea
Pacific States 'Telephone Company
Willam Morrison
Walter Pierce
L. Billings
Imbier
San Francisco
Mormon Church
Fis
Claude Jones
Portland
Joseph Jones
Vancouver
Grande Ronde River
Beulah Wright
Kirtley
Concert at L. D. tabernacle Opens Promptly at Eight
The program tonight at the L. D. tabernacle begins at eight o'clock sharp. Attend promptly to hear every number in the splendid program.
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L. D. &. Tabernacle
Kaffee Kiatch Event At Mey Era Home On Main Avenue
Next Friday evening Miss Margaret Newlin and Mr and Mrs F L Mey era entertain the Kaffee Kiatch at the Mey era home on Main avenue.
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Margaret Newlin
F. L. Mey~era
Main Avenue
Painless Dentistry and Gold Work Featured in Local Ad
Advertisement highlights painless dentistry and expert gold work with special attention to children's teeth. Office located in La Grande National Bank Building with contact options.
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la Grande National Bank
Byrkit Retirement At Red Oak Bank In 35 Years Of Service
The Sun of Red Oak Iowa announces the retirement of F. M. Byrkit after 35 years as president of the First National Bank of Red Oak. He helped found the bank in September 1674 with $5000 borrowed, later reorganizing it into a national bank with $50,000 capital. Byrkit serves as president of multiple institutions including Eastern Oregon Trust & Savings Bank, La Grande National Bank, and Palmer Lumber. He will remain in Red Oak to pursue other investments and more leisure time while friends in Union County wish him well.
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the Sun
Red Oak
Towa
F. M. Byrkit
First National Bank of
Burkit
Eastern Oregon Trust & Savings Bank
Oh Adabaechy
Atoceiglues
We la Grande National Bank
Palmer Lumber Company
Union County
Birnie Upsets Moore To Reach Tennis Final
George Birnie defeated F E Moore in a semifinal at Algonquin courts to claim the title shot. Birnie won 6 2, 6 9 in two sets as Moore, once a top contender, was defeated unexpectedly. Mixed doubles are scheduled for tomorrow night and men’s doubles open tonight.
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George
Birnie
Moore
Mise Ruby Thieson
BK. EL. Bragg
Mise Floy Massee
A. W. Nelson
Union County Equalization Board Meeting Notice
Notice is given that the Union County Oregon equalization board will meet at La Grande City Courthouse on Monday October 19 1908 at 10 am Petitions for reduction of assessments must be written sworn and filed in the first week as required by law The board may sit for 30 days or until business is finished Deod-wit
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W. G. Preston
Dale
J. H. Richardson
Wattsburg
Hot Lake
Llanor Riccardo Martin
Llanor
Guiseppe Campanari
Mme
Josephine Jaccoby
Marie Rappold
Arthur Rosenstein
South la Grande
Idaho
Durkee
A.C. Miller
Enterprise
Archie
Wal- Town
Wallowa
Wallowa County
Archile
Equalization Board
Union County
Oregon
la Grande
Why Schilling's Best
A promotional line touts Schilling's Best as the top choice with a bold claim that shoppers keep their money if they believe they won’t find a better product.
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Schilling
Lost Son Seeks Information From Oregon Post Office
Rue Champollion appeals through a French consul for help locating Rene Morrel, a night bartender once living in La Grande, Oregon. Born Grenoble 1908, now missing about five years. mother seeks any lead via Mr Kitney to forward to the Pont Office in La Grande. He is about 37 or 38 with mailbox 237.
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Richey
Pulfienea
Mr. Kitney
Grenoble
France
Pont
la Grande
Oregon
Rene Morrel
America
Rue Champollion
Fleming found guilty of murder. wife committed to asylum
John Fleming was convicted of first degree murder for shooting Frank Langford at his ranch after a quarrel over an irrigation ditch. On the same day his wife was adjudged insane and committed to the insane asylum in Shenshone county.
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Bolsa
John Fleming
Shenshone
Fleming
Frank Langford
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Bussey
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E. L. Bussey
O’connel’s
ED Si Uingham
Salon
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Cleveland
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