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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1905
Page
6
Ramond Goodnough, who spent a month in Portland visiting friends and relatives and attending the Exposition, returned home last evening.
The Blue Mountain Creamery thermometer hits one hundred as a host greets visiting uncle M Dans and residents return home. Visitors include Mr Robert E Jones of Mangum Oklahoma and Mrs Jane Marr en route to the Lewis and Clark exposition. John Pye from Iowa arrives to visit sister Mrs Ed Stringham while Miss Mary Reith heads to Washington with niece Leona Newlie. Joe Woods sells his livery stable to N Larsen and Norrie as E B Womack tours the area. The funeral of Mrs Wartmess is held at her mother's home with interment at Peach Cemetery.
The steamer Clrius carrying a Sunday school excursion from Olivette Memorial Church ran aground on the east side of Riker’s Island at eleven this morning. The vessel is leaking but there is no danger to passengers aboard. The grounding location recalls the General Slocum disaster nearby.
Britt and Sullivan weighed in as required and took light walks today. Betting remains at ten to four on Britt as momentum builds for the match.
Scripps News Association reports from St Petersburg that Novos Vremya asserts Japanese peace conditions forbid double tracking of Sioire, equating it to a measure opposed by critics. The statement signals continued debate over postwar security arrangements and transportation projects.
At Monathon on Wednesday July 10 1905 Mr and Mrs E D Whiting announce the birth of a thirteen pound daughter. In the city on Wednesday July 19 1905 David Beveridge welcomed a daughter.
The Grange held a meeting with talks on the Lewie and Clark fair by visiting members. They praised the government exhibit and urged support for home industries, noting a Grange in Pennsylvania with diverse operations. Professor J B Horner of Oregon Agricultural College will visit Grande on August 10 to discuss higher education with local families.
The establishment states it has succeeded in making the restaurant the best place for ladies to have meals. It mentions tasteful arrangements intended to attract women and create pleasant surroundings.
The Grande Ronde Stock Growers Protective Association offers 850 dollars for arrest and conviction of anyone stealing stock in Union County. The notice is signed by the association secretary.
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