La Grande Daily Notes a Busy Week of Local Travel
J T Williamson transacts business in Pendleton this week and visits friends there. H P Rowe leaves for North Powder on business, H P Lewis goes to Baker City for insurance matters. Numerous residents undertake trips to Union, Portland, Spokane, or Sum merville. Mrs. Humphreys and family visit Summerville. Belle Sills returns from Monmouth. Miss Mildred Bush returns from Union. Local officials and workers resume duties at the land office. fishing trips and mine visits are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Williamson
Pendleton
H. P. Rowe
North Powder
Busi
Fred Schilke
William Morrison
Orth Powder
Mina Kelly
Ortland
J. H. Rinehart
Sumpene
Fred Gelber
George Carpy
Land Office
Belle Sills
the Cove
Monmouth Normal School
L. P. Morton
Union
Marjorie Silverthorn
Spokane
Misa Mildred Bush
Hot Lake
Summerville
M. Brizendine
Huntington
Pendle
Jess Paul
Aurelia
F. G. Taylor
Ed Brady
A. Thomas
Minam
C. M. Humphreys
W. H. Gibson
BE. EB. Koonts
Neri Ackles
Athens
Athena
Myr
John Smith
A. B. Conley
Portland
F. 8. Murphy
la Trande
Balt Lake
J. M. Berry
Will Hawkins
G. M. Baker
Lower Cove
la Grande
Baker
Cove
Pen Violes
Proasor
Wallerh
Cove New Apring
BR. F. Faulk
Pasco
Faulk Ia
Adrelia
Mra
WL L. Skipton
Salem
Mre
P. A. Chariton
Mr. Skipton
Mia
W. M. Reamney
Margaret
Seattle
Lakes
Bays
Ming Helen McHugh
Stillwater
Minn. Ie
Tinth Bush
Barn Fire Threatened Homes in North Powder
A strong wind kept a nearby barn blaze from reaching several residences in North Powder. The Chris Johnson barn burned completely, valued around 400 dollars with no insurance. A second blaze on the A J Willis barn roof was quickly extinguished by firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Powder
Fen al Tine
Chris Johnson
Mr. Johnson
A. J. Willis
Mrs Brenholts Hosts Sunday School Class Gathering
Mrs W L Brenholts entertained her Sunday school class at her home this afternoon with music games and dainty refreshments. H S Masse, vice president of Blue Mountain Creamery, wed Mrs Jennie Campbell Aug 8 in Freeport TL. after a midwest tour, they plan to settle at First and Washington by Oct 1. Twenty two young ladies were entertained by Dr and Mrs A L Richardson in honor of Miss Buntee Mapes of Salt Lake City with a humorous parlor game won by Miss May Nell and Miss Lena Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Brenholts
H. 5. Masse
Blue Mountain Creamery
Freeport
Mis
Jennie Campbell
Stewart
Wis
Middle West
Maseee
First and
Washington
A. L. Richardson
Richardson
Hichardson
Mesdemer Berry
Silverthorn
Eunice Mapes
Mesdames Silverthorn
Berry
Irene Murphy
Marjorie Silverthorn
May Nell
Gertrude Ralston
Edna Wissler
Florence McCall
Lena Jones
Laura Holm
Burtons Re-engaged as The Padrone Leads Pastime Bill
The Pastime theater shows a packed crowd for three performances with Burton re engaged to sing tonight. The major feature is The Padrone hailed as a top story film. Scenic tonight offers The Girl Nihilist about Russian cruelty and peasant hardship in czarist Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
White Box
New York Americans
Robert Burton
Siberia
The Meher Maiden at the Sherwood Tonight
If you did not see Fisher Maiden last night at the Sherwood, do not fail to attend this evening. The Meher Maiden promises thrilling entertainment with masterful filmmaking, piano selections, and songs. One dime admission, a night of relief from cares, suitable for adults and children alike.
Girl Confesses in Clayton Fire Plot After Narrow Lynching
Julia Moonie, confined in Clayton jail with the South family, admits she fired three stores and the Central hotel to destroy insured property. Thirty hotel guests narrowly escaped a fatal blaze. An angry mob attempted to lynch William South, his wife, and Moonie before the sheriff intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Moines
N. M
Julia Moonie
Clayton
William South
Central Hotel
Bouths
South
Idaho Republicans Elect Reed Temporary State Chairman
Boise September 1 Major Fred R. Reed was elected today to the temporary chairmanship of the Republican state committee at its morning session. After the keynote speech and committee appointments, the convention adjourned until this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Fred R. Reed
Republican State Committee
Hindu laborer learns he heirs $50,000 in India
Haji Singh of Astoria received a letter stating he is the heir to a $50,000 fortune from the death of an Indian uncle, a wealthy and controversial grower. The notice notes the inheritance and provenance linked to India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Haji Singh
India
Four Excursionists Drown In Queen Steamer Scramble
A storm off Selsey disabled the excursion steamer Queen and 100 passengers were rescued while four bodies were recovered after a life boat scramble. The crew refused to abandon ship as more jets were saved in the disaster. In San Francisco A C Belikovich fired at himself on Jefferson Square and died instantly amid despair. A stockholders meeting of a mining company was set for Friday at 2 30 in the real estate office of C B Moore with secretary Hendilicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen
Selsey
San Franccisco
Jefferson Square
A. C. Belikovich
Silay
The
Or Mining Company
C.be
Moore
Geo
Hendilicks
Card of Thanks and Theater Benefit Note
We express gratitude to lodges and friends who aided during our bereavement. Charles Disqua Nellie Disqua thank the community. The Elke will run the Pastime theater on Wednesday evening September 2 with all proceeds to the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Disqua
Nellie Disqua
Elke
Lodge
Mrs Alton Dead at Hot Lake Sanatorium
Mrs J M Alton wife of the head clerk at Hot Lake Sanatorium died last night at age 28 funeral plans not yet announced In the afternoon Melon Gruner of The Dalles and vicinity formed a union
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Lake
J. M. Alton
Alton
Hot Lake Sanatorium
Melon Gruner
Dalles
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H. P. Lewis
Baker City
Huemers
Price McAllister
Wallowa County
Tacoma
Bwen
Nebraske
Joel Richards
Arf
Helen
Neice
Ollie Richardson
Welser
Joel
Eugene
University of Oregon
W. Oliver
Grande Ronde Hospital
L. C. McLain
Corvallis
Red Cross Drug Store
Mr. McLain
Oregon Agricultural College
0. C. McLain
Red Crowe
HH. S. Massee
Mrs. Richardson
Rogert Burton
Sherwood
Idaho
Uggest
Cial
the Golden Rule Co
National Bank OF LA Grande
Basin Cas
S Per Cent Redemption Fund
the Farmers and Traders National Bank OF
Stockholders’ Meeting
Mrs. Alton
Perry, Oregon
C. Bean
Red
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