Woman Bound For Kansas City Found Stranded
A traveler from Weston to Kansas City arrived in poor shape after a Spokane bound passenger train ran late. She had only $1.56 for expenses and slept at the Blue Moontail Lodge as officials arranged aid and a purse from local Commercial Club members. She was reportedly bound for Kansas City via Wesicoa with two sons listed as her destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeten
Delaral
Durkee
la Grande
Portland
Fle
Vase Dare
van Days
Commercial Club
Kanasas City
Wesicoa
Weston
Kansas City
Exposition Express Special Passenger Rates Announced
Mr Fred Currey secretary of the La Grande Commercial Club receives word of one and one third fare for district fair travel from Pendleton and Hustington to La Grande for October four to seven. Tickets sold October four to seven with return by October ten. Adult fare minimum one dollar and child fourteen cents. ONeill seeks official fair title clarification and confirmation of terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asion County Exposition
Fred Currey
Secy
Commercial Club
la Grande
Oregon
Pendleton
Hustington
Joseph Branch
Thomases' Register of American Manufacturers references
Buyer's Reference Book notes that Thomases' Register of American Manufacturers and First Hands is a resource for locating manufacturers. It emphasizes that searching through papers and inquiries is inefficient when identifying lines and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomases
Classified index aids Savers with 1909 edition
A 1909 Fourth Annual Edition index lists 1 660 pages and 200 000 names of manufacturers and sources of supply. The government, American Consular Service, and U S merchants use it. La Grande National Bank offers free access at its office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
la Grande National Bank
For Sale Two Residences and Household Effects
For sale two houses with ten children or residents, complete household effects, one horse, a phaeton, a two horse back with shafts, two sets of single buggy harness by Geo Ackles. Cash or terms a snap. Come at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ackles
Letters Remaining Uncalled For at This Office Week Ending August 27 1909
The list includes Mrs. C. D. Baker Mrs. Horace Trombles Mrs. Katie Trombiee Gentlemen John Bradford J. T. Botts Mr. Ed Bailey Mr. Martin Connaughty Mr. W. Glover J. H. Henry Mr. Lester Johnston Mr. Harvey Johnson Mr. Fred McGovern Mr. R. E. Paine Mr. Horace Tromblee Mr. W. B. Wilson These letters will be sent to the Dead Letter office on September 10 1909 if not delivered before. G. M. RICHEY P. MM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Baker
Horace Trombles
Katie Trombiee
John Bradford
J. T. Botts
Ed Bailey
Martin Connaughty
W. Glover
J. H. Henry
Lester Johnston
Harvey Johnson
Fred McGovern
R. E. Paine
Horace Tromblee
W. B. Wilson
Local Tickets Not Honored on Train No 8 Westbound Notice
Effective September 3 until further notice local tickets will not be honored on Train No 8 between Portland and Huntington. The train will still make regular scheduled stops to pick up passengers bound for points east of Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Huntington
Notice of Final Settlement in Wickens Estate
James H. Wickens, administrator of William Wickens deceased, filed a final account in Union County Oregon Court. Hearing on objections set for September 20, 1909 at the La Grande Court House. HL. Lloyd attorney for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Wickens
William Wickens
State of
Oregon
Union County
la Grande
HL. Lloyd
Couple Planning Marriage Urged to Contact Union County Exposition
The notice advises any couple contemplating marriage to communicate with J. E. Reynolds, secretary of the Union County Exposition, to discuss preparation and related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Reynolds
Union County Exposition
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W.A. Eiler
Hal Reid
ARS
Acta
Mark Weston
Hoop Roller
Jeggier
A S. Howell
Will Morris
LuMvius
Advic
Atlanta
Estes
Buyer's Reference Book
C. E. Suydam
Monarch
F. D. Haisiten
Studebaker Vehicles
Island City
M. CO
Daily Observer
Paone Red
Rock Springs
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