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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1909
Page
6
Ed Rumble of Bolton and Bodmer Co. heads to Wallowa County to clean up the 1909 wool clip, said to exceed previous years in quantity and quality. The clip weighs 1 760 pounds and could bring about 1 333 333 dollars to growers. After his tour, the entire shipment will be completed, illustrating the county's fertility.
The notice warns residents that tomorrow is the final day to receive discounts on light bills. It emphasizes timely action to reduce charges and avoid missing savings.
Marriage licenses issued this morning to Robert L. Thompson and Nona B. Miller, both residents of Wallowa County. The couple is listed in the official records as seeking matrimony in the county seat.
The Shamrocks built a big early lead scoring 12 runs in two innings aided by hearty hits and errors. Childers pitched the win while two more runs were added over the next seven innings. The Shamrocks have long been regarded as equal to or better than the league team prior to its reorganization.
La Grande Oregon Common Council resolves that the entire 2nd street be designated Improvement District No 2 to construct a five foot board along the west side. It may appoint three commissioners to assess property values and benefits for the listed improvement. Published in one issue. Adopted August 5 1909. Attest Mayor M K Hall Recorder D E Cox.
Excavation started this morning with a full crew on the Andros property on Fourth street where Fred J. Holmes will erect a $10,000 residence. The building contract has not been let yet.
A. Webb ordered an 11 foot electric sign for his lunch counter at Depot and Jefferson. The sign will be easily read from car windows at night and will illuminate the city, improving its nighttime appearance.
Deputy Sheriff George Lindgren returns Saturday evening from his annual vacation near his mining property at Cornucopia. He notes unusually hot weather since departure and states he has slept along a snowdrift each night. He praises mining prospects and interior development as roads advance from Sumpter to Robinet te.
La Grande's Second Team fell 14 to 0 at Baker City Sunday as the Baker City Shamrocks overwhelmed them on the field. Montgomery played for the local squad in a lopsided defeat.
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