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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1906
Page
6
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Wal'aca hosts an event at the Foley residence next Tuesday evening featuring Pinasppile Sherbert Cakes Pura and Rich and Delicious ice creams. Music of rare quality will accompany the instrumental and vocal performances.
Forepaugh and Selis Brothers employ over a thousand workers including children. The command requires daily read, meat, coffee, and other supplies in vast amounts to feed and sustain the show. In a city with snow on display, fifteen tons of hay four hundred thirty bushels of oats and sixty five of corn are needed for the horses.
Wm Grant returned from Portiard this morning after attending the AO U W annual session. The gathering proved very interesting and beneficial to members and showed the unity of the order. Grant was named to a committee. Mrs Grant and children will remain a few days to visit friends and relatives.
July 24 report notes extreme heat has damaged raspberries loganberries and evan cieries. Fruits show signs of cooking on vines and trees due to a long spell of coal moist cloudy weather. Demand drops as quality falls making them hard to sell as first class.
A July 24 report from Spokape via Suripps News Association states seven people died in a locomotive wreck on the Great Northern line. The fireman and engineer were among the dead, with three men recovered from the smoker as the engine plunged on a curve after the engineer lost control.
Ladies of the Baptist church plan an ice cream social at Mrs Wines residence on U and Depot Streets. The note mentions children and cows named Toto and a big brown cow, evoking a village scene and domestic chatter from Vie du Paris.
Numerous residents travel from Elgin Baker City and Portland on business and visits. Local meetings include a Junior League gathering at the M E church and a St James day communion at St Peter's church. A V Andrews and others camp on Catherine Creek while service crews prep for harvest and a six horse training string is at the state fair grounds.
A Washington dispatch reports the First National Bank of Pendleton raised 50000 in Panama Canal bonds at 104.25. Strong demand pushed the issue to the higher price with the bank serving as lead underwriter.
Miss Lula Linn, long time Spokane Cafe worker, faced a dramatic search of her trunks with a warrant after thirty dollars of table covers and aprons vanished from E F Johnson’s cafe. The dispute ended with vows of vengeance and no recovered property, as Linn departed by train.
Elmer Kieffer married Miss Leona Houx yesterday in the Justice of the Peace Hough office. The couple will reside in Cove, where the groom, a prominent valley rancher, and the bride are well regarded among friends and neighbors.
A local creamery sale hosted by Mrs. Wines takes place next Wednesday evening at the corner of Depot Street. Residents are invited to purchase dairy products and related goods while supplies last.
A small saw mill owned by D P Fox on the Abiqua river near Silverton Oregon burned last evening. The loss is estimated at 4000 dollars with no insurance.
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