Local items from Baker City and surrounding areas
George Long serves as messenger at Western Union Engine 198 while repairs proceed. T. N. Profit returns to Baker City, attorney Charles Murphy travels home, and Engineer Handrahan moves to Pendleton for a work train. Mercer couple from the East obtain a marriage license. Port land visit by Pete Thernon. Curtiss replaces him. Wallowa train freight car ditching delays arrival. Local residents travel, bids open for river channel change near Perry, and redecorating of the Anson building underway. Evangelist Mc Diarmid to lead special services. Rev W Seemann to Pendleton for re dedication. Commissioner Selder in town on county business. Fishermen and miners noted. various movements of residents reported. Fire Chief Jones adds city property loss data duties. Bids filed for property assessments by Moore and O Connell. Haworths plan move next spring. Agricultural overseer Pingree in Grande Ronde valley. Wigglesworth heads to La Grande for winter.
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George Long
Western Union
T. N. Profit
Baker City
Charles Murphy
Baker
Engineer Peel
Wallowa
Enei Aoa Arcane
Guas
Handrahan
Pendleton
George E. Mercer
Olive Mercer
Sherwood Williams
Pete Thernon
West End
Portland
Curtiss
W. J. Bpker
Wallowa County
George” Palmer Linbi Company
LF. Masses
Grande
Huntington
McDiarmid
D. Crowe
Home Independent Telephone, Company
Waslowa County
Mré
Emma Parker
Will Tollve
Matt Herd
Milton
Spokane
J. M. Selder
Cove
Businoss
Here
Perry
Marion Stanley
la Grande
Rev
W. Seemann
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Snodgrass
Bortland
Taft
Anson
Adams Avenue
County court trims budgets as bids on shore line work are rejected
The court rejected all bids for the Perry shore line excavation and road project to save money. Property owner plans to place Riverside Park on the market, signaling retrenchment and hoped tax savings for taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Riverside Park
Wallowa
Sunday Services at St Peter's Episcopal Church
Holy communion at 8.30 am Sunday school 10 am morning service 11 am evening service 5 pm. Choir practice Fridays at 7 pm. Adults may join Bible or church history class by notifying Rector Rev. Upton H. Gibbs.
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St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Upton H. Gibbs
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Notice
Corner Sixth and Spring announces Sunday School at 9 46 a m with J W Oliver. Young people meeting at 6 90 p m led by Mr Storkey. No evening preaching due to Pastor Gibson illness. Attendees urged to come. Washington avenue and Sixth Leventa. Morning addresses by Attorney Hodgin and Frank Helen. Evening features choir music and song service. Sunday school at 745 a m led by W L Brenholts. Prayer meeting Thursday at 730 p m Rev S W Svemann D D minister.
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J. W. Oliver
Mr. Storkey
W. B. Gibson
First Presbyterian Church
Washington Avenue
Sixth Letraete
Hodgin
Frank Helen
W. L. Brenholts
W. Svemann
First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Services
Special meetings led by Mr W L McDiarmid continue with Bible school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m on the topic Bin and it Punishment Epworth League at 730 p m God in the Christian s Heart Leader Mrs Lelia Harvey Men only service at the Christian church at 730 pm on A Twentieth Century Investment Women only service at the Methodist church at 3 pm Rev C E Deal pastor extends cordial welcome to all services
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
M .Avenue
Fourth Street
W. L. McDiarmid
Epworth League
Lella Harvey
Hell
Dentist Dr W D McMillan at La Grande office
Dr W D McMillan offers painses dentistry with expert gold works and special attention to children's teeth at the La Grande bank building offices. The ad notes two phone lines for contact.
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la Grande National Bank
Amalgamated Sugar to Resume Operations Next Monday
The Amalgamated Sugar company will resume operations next Monday morning. Management calls all employees to report on time for the day shift at 9 a.m. and the night shift at 7 p.m. Beet supplies are ample to sustain a continuous run through the season given favorable weather.
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Amalgamated Sugar Company
Change in firm dissolves Roesch & Bunker Royal bakery
Notice of the dissolution shows Hermann Roesch as sole proprietor continuing the Royal bakery at the old stand. He invites former customers to meet him and endorses his bread as the best in Le Grande. Bunker plans to move to Garfield Washington for new business ventures with Walter and friends.
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Roesch & Bunker
The
Royal Bakery
Hermann Roesch
le Grande
Bunker
Garfield
Walter
Playhouse Attractions Draw Children to Saturday Shows
Children enjoyed performances at the Pastime theater as managers and staff provide safe, cheerful afternoon attractions. Pictures and songs enchant the young audience, with adults promised careful supervision during weekend matinees.
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Adits
Jorge Wumbers
Heacock
Scenic In attraction lines feature Le roy Berry and vaudeville acts
Patrons may catch Le Roy Berry before his departure with three performances tonight. The lineup highlights film pictures and songs by Wal tera Murray plus a barbecue on Mr Temple's Telegram. Manager Gardinier plans more acts including the magician Romaine next week.
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Leroy Berry
Waltera
Murray
Mr. Temple
Tine
A. Gardinier
Maelf
Romaine
Noted Case Is On Trial In Liquor Selling Charge
Jacobse Fouchs Jeary faces a circuit court trial for selling intoxicating liquor near Hot Lake at one dollar per bottle. Jurors were largely dry in a recent election and the case began with jury selection, Monday morning, with Atty J F Baker defending and D A Ivanhoe prosecuting. About 16 jurors were examined in the forenoon.
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Jacob Fouchs Jeary
Hot Lake
Bottl
Jacobse Fouchs
J. F. Baker
F. 8
Juror Votes Dry As Prohibition Question Dominates Trial
Attorney Baker pressed jurors on how they voted on prohibition last election. Most answered dry, with district attorney Ivanhne claiming a barrel of liquor at the Hall farm and a sale at one dollar a bottle on June 20. Defense argues defendant broke no law as trial proceeds amid witness dispute.
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Baker
Prohibition
Ivanhne
Hall Farm
R. B. Jeffries
Frank Zurbrick
W. Br, Ledbetter
Fearl Jones
W. PF. Gekeler
W. B. Butterfield
J. W. McAllister
W. D. Wilson
Harry Weimer
Thomas Snyder
W. L. Wal
Unie Spring stretcher advertised for home use
An ad touts a new patented Unie Spring stretcher by See Will in Georgia. It promises easy at home repairs and invites readers to call for demonstrations and sales. The notice claims springs can be reused and offers machine-based work at the customer's home with a sale on 10-23-29.
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Crand
Fionde Volley
Northwest
Addrem Desk
Straw Vote At La Grande High School
La Grande high school conducted a straw vote on the presidential situation. Taft led with 78 votes, Bryan received 15, as prohibition candidate ete tens c ety jely one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Bryan
la Grande High School
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Geological Department
Government
Board of Equalization
Dre. F. E. Moore
George O'Connell
Haworth
Hawath
eWat Second Street
Enterprised
Newa-Record
Joseph Pingree
Ogden
Amalgamated Sugar Factories
Grande Ronde Valley
Union
A. G. Wigglesworth
Cal
Eoancae
First Baptist Church
W. D. McMillan
Aarne
Mundat
Walter Bunker
Magicians
Sceule
Lonely Hut
WN. T. Spoo
Cotton
Coats
Diane
Eilers 500
Eilers
Washington S.T
Portland, Oregon
Davis Music Company
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