Fraternal Orders Meet in La Grande Oregon
Fraternal orders in La Grande Oregon hold regular meetings with visiting brethren and members invited. The schedule lists M W A Grande Camp 7703 F ball evenings first and third Monday. La Grande Aerie 269 meets Fridays. Relief and other bodies meet Wednesdays and Saturdays with officers named.
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M. W. A. Na Grande Camp No
F. Ball
C. Davis
Sains Diegne
AL Walker
Cox
Sc Davis
F. C
la Grande Aerie No
Elki Hall
C. O. F. Hall
J. A. Arbucklmn
G J. Vanderporl
A.B & A.M. la Grande Lodge No
A. F
A. M
BS. Russell
D. Huffman
L. O.T. M. Hive No
Ladin Klintworth
L. C
Hva Mintyre
Transcontinental fares set for Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition
Oct 26 Beattie reports travel next summer will be heaviest for transcontinental rail. Rates fixed at 50 dollars round trip from Omaha and Missouri River points to Seattle Portland and other Pacific coast cities. Tickets on sale May 5 to September 30 with return by October 4.
Mrs Oliver Poisoned By Blood Infection After Pin Prick
Mrs W M Oliver, recently discharged from hospital, endures intense pain from blood poisoning after a pin prick minor wound. The infection spread quickly and she remains in critical condition under Dr M K Hall care. She had just moved into a new home on Sixth street and was recovering when the complication arose.
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W. 8. Oliver
M. K. Hall
Sixth Street
First Ride on a Transcontinental Rail Line
Clark, a Paradise, Wallowa county resident, arrived in La Grande on Saturday evening. Since arriving in 1864 he has stayed ahead of the railroad, making his first railway ride a pleasant experience and noting the engine finally gained the lead in the race to catch him.
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Clark
Paradise
Wallowa County
la Grande
Mr. Clark
Iron Horse
Notice to creditors of La Grande bank in Oregon
Treasury Department directs all creditors of The Farmers & Traders National Bank of La Grande Oregon to present their claims to Receiver Cloud Gatch with proof within three months from October 13 1900 to avoid disallowance. Comptroller Lawrence O Murray signs.
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Washington, D. C
Farmers & Traders National Bank of
Observer Wants Ad Department Promises Low Cost Clarity
The Observer advertises a one cent first time rate and four cent thereafter for want ads, claiming to connect readers with desired goods by locating and returning items, serving as the link between buyers and sellers in the home market.
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Woodmen of the World
la Grande Lodge No
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Corpe
M. M. Marquis
J. BH
Kdendy
Frertes
Oswald Volswineler
Island City
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la Grande Lodge No. 16
Model Restaurant
C. H. Blystom
N.G
Cory
C. E .Vanderpoerl
Cc. J. Vanderpoel
Board of
Dr. G. L. Blegers
Oscar Berger
Herbert Pattson
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Red Cross Lodge No
Cantle Hall
Corps
D. BH. Proctor
Crystal Lodge No
LO. O. F. Hall
Rachel B. Worstell
N. G. Tillid Cox
la Grande Lodge
Elie’ Club
Depot Street
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Ruler
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Adams Avenue
Oregon
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Cleveland
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Missouri River
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St. Louis
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