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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
8
Joseph Sheepman advance man for Roberts Berger and Roberta is in the city today conferring with Manager Steward for presenting the show here on October 10.
The Western Pine Manufactories association moves its third quarterly meeting from Spokane to La Grande Oregon starting November 6 to accommodate Eastern Oregon lumbermen Walter W Coosier secretary based in Spokane announced the change Local members expect a large Eastern Oregon delegation and a profitable program was arranged
Tourists L. L. Bulen and J. R. Connolly arrived in La Grande after traveling over 000 miles in a Liberte-Brush auto from Minneapolis. They report only one tire puncture and show the world their diminutive car as they plan to press toward northern California and back before heavy snows. Attorney Greene of Greene & Small accompanied them briefly. crowds marvel at the tiny machine and its generous provisions.
Mr and Mrs Karl Gillilan of The Dalles surprised relatives last night by dropping in on them Mrs Gillilan formerly Miss Edith Willis reared in Latande Mr Gillilan works as a messenger on the O W R railroad running The Dalles to Madras and has a ten day layoff They plan to be seen at the parsonage.
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