Christmas Boxed Ties and Hosiery in Fancy Boxes
Boxed ties and matching hosiery offered for the Christmas trade in special gift boxes.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
5
Boxed ties and matching hosiery offered for the Christmas trade in special gift boxes.
Huntington resident H H Mack registered at the Foley today. Visitors include Misses Anna De Long and Hester Phy from Hot Lake staying at the Foley. BE Humphreys from Black Rock Oregon visits his brother City Recorder-elect C M Humphreys. Rev H T Peterson of Summerville and Rev W Stevens of North Powder stay with Dr J D Gillilan. Miss Mary Frawley, daughter of the County Treasurer, is seriously ill but showing improvement. Ben A Anderson promoted to engineer and began first west end run. E B Johnson of City Stables trips to Eugene for holidays then plans to visit valley cities. W F Zimmerle, formerly of Seattle, now at Cove, reports an invention pending.
Joseph Barton of the Sumpter Valley railroad with Baker City HQ arrives in the city to discuss ventures. George Currey travels to Sumerville for business matters as efforts to expand acreage near Cave accelerate.
Sheriff Wheeler and two deputies accompany Nathan Montague to a rural area to shield him from a farmer mob. Montague allegedly killed Leyton Saunders's two year old grandchild, slashed Mina Saunders, and set the house on fire in a deadly late night assault.
Lamg vice council re elected Ed Wright prelate R J Nyren M A Jess Griffen inside guard Joe Baker outside guard re elected R L Lincoln keeper of records and seals master financier John Frawley master exchequer A C Hayes trustee three years J A Matott M W
After a long wait the standard Austin street sweeper is now at work and judged satisfactory so far. The flusher has not yet arrived and the machine must handle all cleaning duties until it comes.
A transfer man named M. L. Nieder was accidentally pushed from a fire escape on the new school building yesterday and sustained a broken arm. Dr. Richardson set the break.
Dr J W Laughlin of Portland arrived to consult with local physicians Dr G L Biggers and Dr A L Richardson about Mrs Richardson who has been seriously ill for some time. She shows a slight improvement today.
A fragment notes beautiful toys everywhere and mentions The Golden Rule Coa as part of a short description. No clear event or date is provided.
An old excerpt notes children showing strong interest in a basement display at Toy Land featuring Free Candy and the Golden Rule Company. The fragment hints at a promotional display or children's attraction.
Delegates from Elgin and Wallowa county towns and Union took part as the local Knights of Pythias lodge elected officers last night. Jess Paul was re elected C C and Arthur Will- potential continuation noted as part of the new slate. The group also set its district convention for Enterprise next February.
Local ad offering 15000 feet of ship lap and framing lumber 2x4 2x6 and 1x12 at cheap price. Contact B. B. Davis, sewer contractor, for details. Also includes a jumbled line about Chamberlains Remedy and a claim it wards off pneumonia and is safe for babies and adults.
The steamship Prince George ran ashore yesterday in dense fog while entering Vancouver harbor and was pulled off this morning by two tugs. The vessel sustained no damage.
A contract to build the battleship Texas was awarded by the navy department to Newport News Ship Building company. The Dreadnaught type vessel will cost $5,830,000. In Chicago, commercial bodies and labor unions plan a campaign to drive loan sharks from the city with a conference likely after January 1.
Fire department rushed to a bunk house on a siding shortly after midnight. Sleeping laborers escaped without serious injuries as flames were brought under control.
Unclear OCR text reports a Black assailant killed three people and a posse pursues him amid threats of lynching. Details are fragmented and names or locations are not readable. Further copy needed for precise facts.
Mrs D of 326 Ingles Avenue Youngstown Ohio recounts how her severe cold child improved after Foley's Honey and Tar. She keeps a bottle at home as a proven remedy for coughs and colds, noting relief after the first dose and full throat and lung recovery after one bottle. Hills Drug Store.
B P C E La Grande Lodge No 433 meets each Thursday at 8 PM in the Elk's Club at the corner of Depot Street and Washington Avenue. Visiting brothers are invited to attend. Dr G L Biggers Ex Rul Hugh McCall Rec Sec.
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