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SESSION FOB 23 DAIS AND
TBI 11 CASES.
;ht sessions go far toward hurry-
In j completion of work.
session 22 days and trying 14
cases remarkable number In
t length of tlme-H;he March term
the circuit court adjourned last
kht All jurors but those lirlnf In
Grande .wers excused. Ths Ju-
4-s rom this city may be called at
time again, In case there be a
Mai of the aleged store robbers who
ere nabbed at Nampa recently for
eaklng Into the Hatsten store herV
Ight session' of court were held al
iost continually during these 22
tays. In this way the court was
Me to keep the . wheels of Justice
ptndlng without unnecessary delay
M the number, of cases handled In
ie 22 days, demonstrates what the
;nt sessions did toward MnAifin
J tO. 0.K Banonrt
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a I "Hie banauet elven ' if ' t,,f
!.- u- ' r- IaU y the Women
I" woodcraft In honor of th
analYersary - of the . tnnnM A
- - . o mo
U Vder Was Well ittonAaA '
a vu, "-"u VUO T J
ramg Waa pleasant one for all la .
tendance. A well - selected "pro-1
j- - .vuuoicu w me nail, which
P.VVv 7 aecwted with the col
fort of the lode. a
Cer W.M l wwtia drill be-
1ST1 S-0 nd Elgin clr
I pt. whlcn was won by the visitor..
no were then creaanfA,! fii -
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W ly Mrs. MlUa of Portland, spec-
wganizer of the "Women of Wood-
who was present fof the occa-
Mary P. Merrill of Haverill, Mass.,
Is a Sanatorium guest this week, vis
iting her brother Samuel Merril, Sr.
of Spokane. '-
: 'W. B. Adams, ex-Sheriff of Wash
ington county, Idaho, who has been
a hospital patient is able to leave
that department and ' will soon . be
able to return to hsl Welser home.
' P. C. Collopy, Assistant Superin
tendent of the O. 8. L., with head
quarters at Pocatello, is a Sanator
ium guest this week.' - -
T. D. Martin of Wardner .Idaho, Is
registered here and is now In the
hospital' department. .
Mr. and Mrs.' T. A Rinehart 1 re
turned to La Grande yesterday. Mr.
RInehar will return for another
weeks' treatment early next week. -
Judge W.L. McGinaia, who with
his wife has been staying at the San
atorium the past several weeks, re
turned yesterday , morning from a
few day's business visit in Ogden. ..,
: 'A. V, - Andrews, was over for the
day Wednesday and returned on the
delayed morning train. '
: John J. Pulse, president of the Ida
ho State Board of Pharmacy, who
has been here for the. past week.
will leave In a few days for Boise
where he goes to preside over; the
annual meeting whlc!i will be held
there ; early tLls month. : Mr. Pulse
'resides , In jSrangevil!e Jdaho and
where he is engaged In the dry goods
business. He - will leave Bolae for
New York, from where be will pro
ceed to .London; and will return to
his home via New Orleans and also
make an extended tour of Old Mex-
lco. 'ir--y
Prof. Ney Churchman, one of Port
land's leading pioneer dentists, ho
has been a Sanatorium guest for the
past two weeks, expects to return
home Saturday evening. 1
Following a run. of: rather inferior ve
pictures,- the Isia today comes out : . , . 9
w
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with m ntAram ffisif lis 'fa aKiwa
the schedule seen here so far. The J VI I I COT IV
pictures are all good, well produced IAii4 v v sak
from 2 to 4, the public will find an - Iff f 11 1 HhlfS
excellent program running at the Isls .' Vf T 4
where, they can be entertained for 5
and 10 cents. . , - -
1 finish Trntirtim
I. 0. 0. F-Eacampment : xM aiwiijm-i
'--Star Encampment No7 21; I 0. 0, . .' v " 7
P., . meets every second , and I fourth n i.. .
Wednesday In the month In Odd Fel- '
lew's. Hall, Visiting patriarchs al-! pt,ona,-:"r - . . 2
. . . 1 A Dsf, Red Tit .
ways welcome. . . , ' . a
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II. E. COOUDGE, C. P. - 1 w - ' - A
W. A. WORSTELL, Scribe.
-' TTeodmen of the ' World. ,
La - Grande JodgeNo. 169, W. O. f
W., meets every second and fourth
Tuesday evening in K. of P. Hall la
the Corps building. All visiting mem
bers welcome.
NERI ACKLES. C. C. - 5 '
,f J. H. KEENEY, Clerk.
THE GEORGE PALMER
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RETAIL : DEPARTMENT
We Solicit Your Orders fcr
SHINGLES .
"-RUBBEROID ROOFING
: DEADETiHG FELT
r L 0. 0. Fr-Sbordlnate .
La Grande Lodge No. 16 meets In
their hall every Saturday night, Wa
iting brothers cordially invited to at
tend. "Cemetery plat may be seen at
GEORGE GROUT, N." O. i ; i
; , " . I, K. SN00K., Keel Sec.
W.'iu 'WORSTELL, Fin. Sec -
Special for Live Up-to-date Farmers
Seed potatoes for sale.-Extra fan
cy, early varletlea from Colorado,
New York, Wisconsin and Maine, at
$1.60 per cwt, at f Beckley-Hudson
ranch, near Imbler or Allcel. Ore.
y .r'..' ,. .- :v..:,';:?'-;.wt-
;rCP:;. Masonic Banquet
. On Saturday there' will be work
In the Third Degree at the . Masonic
Temple to be followed by an elabo
rate banauet The Union lodge has
been Invited and several are expect
ed from there. All Master Masons
Invited,' ' f- - - " :
'::'-rs " For Sale . , '
One of the' best and handsomest
80 acre places In the Grande Ronde
valley. ' All In cultivation and ' Im
proved, 5 shares of Grande Ronde
Keservlor water can go " with the
place, If desired. Owner has to raise
money soon for other business. i
C. R. BECKLET, Owner.'
1511 North 14th St, Boise. Idaho.
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