Local Business Figures Return From East and West
W. B. Bach of Imbler saw mill operation was in the city last evening. W. W. Weatherspoon of Pleasant Valley was in town today. Mrs A F arrived from Portland en route to Elgin. J. D. Matheson train master returned from Pandleton on business. G Cleaver head of the Central Railroad came home after eight days in Portland and testified in the Mayland fraud case. J W Lytle returned from the Irrigation Congress in Boise praising the royal reception and session while noting it was engaging and lengthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Bach
Imbler Saw Mill
Pleasant Valleyia
Mra. A. F
Portland
Elgin
N. G. Cleaver
The
Central Railroad
Mays
J. W. Lytle
Boise
Idaho
J. E Berch
Pacific Express Company
E. E. Bragg
Baker City
Baker County
Teachers’ Institute
Esma
Gussie Sawtell
Pandletor
P. A. Charlton
D. Sommer
J. W. Lytte
Alical
O. W. Bear Express
Tekeo Wash
LF. Massee
Massee
Menomonie
Wis
Washington
Oregon
Badger State
Asters Galore At Mrs Cross Garden
Visit the W. T. Cross place three and a half miles from town toward Hot Lake to see Mrs. Cross and her specialty of growing asters. The article praises her vast collection of foreign and domestic varieties and invites flower lovers to witness how care can transform a weed patch into a bower of beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Cross Place
Hot Lake
Millrace Burns Destroys Pioneer Mill Structure
A dry, sparking blaze destroyed the Pioneer Flouring Mill millrace bulkhead last night. The fire, reportedly sparked by a growing flame, caused the mill race structure to collapse, leaving the area damaged and the race area unusable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island
Pioneer Flouring Mill Company
Work Progress Noted on Grade Line by Railroad Agent
An official statement from railroad agent Wo J Snodgrass announced today that Wing Crow were at work on this side, with grading advances compared to the valley. The report emphasizes the greater distance of the grading and the anticipated flow of work toward La Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snodgrass Contral Railroad
Wing Crow
la Grande
Sorina
Spall Simplified Words Gaining Use by Universities
The Spall today announced that 825 university locals have agreed to use the Ed Words in their own correspondence. Among these men are 67 professors.
Local Items From Cove and Nearby Towns
Local notes report residents traveling these days with many visiting and moving about. People include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freech Miss Mabel Galloway Mrs. S D McLain and others visiting families in Union Pendleton Baker City and Logan Utah. The report also notes church work road improvements and new academy appointments for Jason Lee Academy in Weiser opening Sept 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Freech
Cove
Mabel Galloway
Union
S. D. McLain
Baker City
B. F. Meredith
J. G. Teeters
Jason Lee Academy
Weiser
Ludwig Thompson
Teaters
Thompson
L. C. T. M. meeting called by commander
All members of the La Grande Hive L. C. T. M. will meet in the hall Thursday afternoon. Business of importance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande Hive L. C. T. M
Had One Coming An Observer Visits Island City Merchant
An Observer reporter in Island City visits Lee Umphery a cheerful local merchant. Umphery explains his smiling mood came from wheat growers in the valley threshing more wheat than expected, leaving him hopeful about the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
Island City
Lee
Lea
Beaver Becomes Crop Menace On Peach Farm
Peach brothers thresh a volunteer wheat crop yielding about 1 000 bushels while beavers ruin oats by building roads fifty yards from the river bank. They say they cannot stop the damage as law forbids beaver killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peach Bros
Popular Course Attracts Strong Audience Interest
Our community shows high interest as tickets for the popular course are selling quickly. The course is described as strong and is expected to draw a full house for the lecture or musical event.
Dainty Treats Offer Daily Dining Under Renowned Chef
A local restaurant advertises varied daily menus designed to refresh the inner man. Foods are carefully selected and cooked under orders of a chef of wide reputation. Patrons are urged to dine daily, promising a pleasant and healthful experience.
OPEN DAY We Sell Weekly 4ND NIGHT Meat Ticket
Open day notice markets weekly and nightly meat tickets offered at 450 dollars. The listing highlights a recurring sale for meat portions and associated value.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Golden Rule Company
Adams Avenue
GEO
Parr-Simmons Company
Grande Ronde Valley
Jafferson Ava
Greenwood St. Gall
Watts Drug. CO
Depot Street
NEW School Caps
E. M. Wellman & CompAny
J. D. Matheson
Pandleto
BOL
J. ©. Ardrey
Pendleton
Fred Houch
Grande Ronda Electric Light Company
GC. E. Cochran
Mabel McGuhen
Montana
Frank Bramwell
Luetta Stoddard
Logan
Utah
Guy E. McCully
Joseph
Farmers and Traders National Bank
Robert Eakin
M. J. Duffy
Mr. Erickson
Herman Seigrist
Seigrist Jewery Company
Lewiston
Rge
Depa
New Baptist Church Foundation
A. A. Belden
Balden
L. M. Jenson
Imbler
la Granda
Hilgard
L. C. T. M. Meeting
Sporting Goods
T-N- Murphy
C. E. Hackman
Phone
Model Restaurant
J. A Arbuckle
Prop
RED Gross Drug Store
A. C. Maclennan
Andrews
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