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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1909
Page
5
If you are not ready for your fall suit call and have it laid away and have it made up later. Any price from 35 to 75 dollars, and just as good as Portland garments. Ask the man that wears Andrews & Bary's tailor made suits if they are not 10 dollars cheaper.
Doctors and merchants resume routines after travels to Portland coast Baker City and North Powder. Local residents include Miss Lena Jones from Joseph and Peter Kuhn visiting his daughter in Portland. New assignments include J. W. Eagan as chief night operator and Mrs. W. H. Ryan managing the Peoples store alterations.
Notice to bids for one year of physician services including medical attendance for county poor and insane patients plus all legally required medical care. Bids must be filed with the County Clerk by 12 noon on September 2, 1909. court may reject any or all bids. Signed Ed Wright.
The Cove team travels to Lincoln Park next Sunday to face the local ball teasers in the afternoon. Fans remain keen after the league dissolution and expect a fast game with possibly two contests, Sunday and Monday, as Manager Lincoln seeks arrangements for the second match.
Omaha dispatch says General Manager Mohler received a letter from Harriman today and declined to reveal its contents. Mohler insists Harriman has not been off the job and has never been so sick as to quit work. Also mentions Vale to have a sanatorium.
Lewiston Idaho Aug 31 officials of the local federal land office suspended state selection of 76000 acres in the Nez Perce and Shoshone county forest reserve because of opposition from the forestry bureau. The state has filed a case and likely will appeal to the Interior Department as friction renews. The land carries valuable white pine.
The City Grocery will receive a small shipment of Eagle Valley peaches tomorrow morning for canning. Phone orders should be placed early.
The Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. D. McMillan on Wednesday. After a brief business session the afternoon will include exchanging favorite receipts. Refreshments will be served by the miscellaneous section and a silver offering of fifteen cents will be taken. All ladies of the Aid and congregation are urged to attend.
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