Plans for 75 foot Main and Alta street department store
A $40,000 two story department store building is planned for the southeast corner of Main and Alta streets opposite Taliman drug store. If satisfactory leases close, construction will start soon on the ground once occupied by a restaurant shooting gallery and tailor shop. The project aims to house a first class store with elevators and multiple stairways, offering a large assortment of merchandise in Eastern Oregon.
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Department Sire
Main
Alta Streets
Taliman Drug Store
Tion
Alore
Oregon
Third annual reunion of First Oregon Cavalry and Infantry
A May 10 1904 notice from La Grande Oregon invites comrades who served in the First Oregon Cavalry United States Volunteers or the First Oregon Infantry United States Volunteers and those who served in Oregon Washington Idaho Utah or Nevada 1861 to 1866 to attend the Hood River state encampment Grand Army of the Republic on June 16 1964. George B Curr ey Commander M Hilleary Adjutant welcome descendants spouses and parents to join and discuss long ago incidents.
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First Oregon Cavalry
First
Oregon Infantry
la Grande
Oregon
Oregon Cavalry
United States Volunteers
United States Volunteers Association
Grand Army of the Republic
Hood River
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
George B. Currey
M. Hilleary
Wants a Stock Ranch in county by A S Agnew
A S Agnew left for the western part of the state this morning to seek a stock ranch in the county. He plans to return when he finds the right property and has the means to purchase. His first choice was the Pixie ranch but a date error on Wade realty sale from Wyoming caused a day delay.
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A. S. Agnew
Pixie
Wade Realty
Wyoming
Elneat Field of Wheat Grows Noted North of City
C E McClellan reports a fine field of wheat about three miles north of the city. The crop weighs in as one of the north central county’s best, with scores indicating exceptional quality and promise for the season.
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Elneat Field of Wheat
C. E. McClellan
All Favor the Fourth Celebration Labor Assembly Backing
Community sentiment supports turning Fourth of July festivities over to the Labor Council with a meeting next Sunday to decide. Business leaders Sullivan & Bond Joe Hasler and W J Clark endorse union management of the event, citing economy and honesty. others urge careful site and attractions planning and local support.
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Famors
Pendleton
Meeting of Trades Assembly
Trader and Labor Assembly
Labor Assembly
Sullivan & Bond
Walla Walla
Joe Hasler
Alexander
Labor Council
W. J. Clark
Frank O'Gara
Main Street
Court Street
Sermon Tonight by Rev Cowden at Christian Church
Rev William F Cowden supervisor of Christian church missionary work in the Northwest for 16 years will preach at the Christian church tonight on Christianizing Our Own People Dr Cowden laid the cornerstone of the new building in this city and remains connected with the church His home is in Tacoma and he has broad charge of missionary work in the Northwest states
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William F. Cowden
Christian Church
Northwest
Dr. Cowden
Tacoma
Northweat
Staten
School Board Tour Of Wallan Walla Properties
Mosers Toutach Cohen Smith and Pierce of the school board left for Wallan Walla this morning to inspect school properties. They will study heating systems and efficiency to gather information for summer action, presuming the bond proposition will carry.
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Mosers
Toutach
Cohen, Smith and Pierce
Wallan Walla
Pendleton Academy Commencement Program May 27
The amended program for Pendleton Academy commencement lists musical selections, solos, a vocal quartet, and a commencement address by Hon. W. Ellie, followed by diploma awards and the Academy song. The event occurs Friday evening at 6.00 pm with performances by Mrs Helen Moreton, Mrs J R Dickson, Elizabeth Eva Walker, and others. Also notes the John Day Placer Mine sale to James Shipp and B B Gibbs of Ukiah with operations to begin at once. sale details undisclosed.
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Academy
Pendleton Academy
Ast
Oregonian
Helen Moreton
le Roy Peniand
Homer
Jennie May Perry
J. R. Dickson
Mie Wee
Herbert Otto Roenel
Veeenesaee
Elizabeth Eva Walker Musle
the Times
Joseph Earl Yates
John Day Placer
Ukiah
Oriental Mining Company
Umatilla
Grant County
John Day River
James Shipp
B. BE. Gibbs
Shipp
Gibbs
Aeroic
Oriental Company
All Women urged to use bitters for stomach health
An advice notice promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for women seeking health, claiming it relieves back pain bloating vomiting headaches indigestion dyspepsia fainting spells and sleeplessness with a prompt effect. One bottle is recommended.
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Department Store
Tallman & Co
Dalles
The
Oriental
William Robinson
Messrs
Gibbs and
John Day Country
Woolgrowers’ Association
John W. Cannell
Associated Woolgrowers
Boston
Salt Lake
Commission Marchants
Umatilla County
J. EB. Smith Livestock Company
W. M. Slusher
Douglas Helts
Tunis Swick
J. M. Hemphill
J. G Tate
AO. U. W
Odd Fellows Hall
Order
J PF Walker
J PF Steele
Juniper
Cold Springs
Johnson
Curser
Will Sonk
Carney
James A. Creawell
Helix
Whitaker
High Street
Main and
Garden
Garden Street
Tustin
High
Florence McCall
la Grandee High School
gTo
Golconda
Whale Walla
Get Sunny
U. C. Rader
Ming
OWL
Bean A
Teutach
Phem
Maly Tel
Ellie
Carman
Mr. A. Rader
Webb Streets
Reknor
Beck
Hotel Bicker
Hostetter
Oregon Lumber Yard
Rita Street
Hove
Timates
T. C. Taylor
Isi
Frhe
Yates
Yates Hind