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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1905
Page
3
Sickness, shivering fits of ague and malaria are claimed to be relieved by Electric Bitters. The tonic is praised as superior to quinine and said to cure malaria without after effects. A Tex. resident testimonial supports its life saving claim. Available at Newlin Drag Co. drag store for 60 cents.
Mrs J M Berry hosted eighty four guests in Clarkesville Arkansas for a refined afternoon honoring Miss Neithen and Miss Marcia McKeenan who arrived with their father Dr A M McKeenan. The event featured punch by Eden McCall, music by the Misses Young, elegant decor in green and carnations and sweet refreshments, with coordination by Mrs A L Richardson and others. The party plans to attend the Lewis and Clare exposition in Portland before returning home.
Harriet Howard of 209 West 4th Street New York suffered Salt Rheum for years. She found relief with Bucklen's Arnica Salve, marketed as a quick remedy for skin afflictions. The ad also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and drugstore details.
A La Grande party enjoyed a pleasant trip with good timing and orderly departure. Guests included Hev Day and wife, Owen Georges and Francie, Mrs Douglas and daughter Louies, Mr and Mrs Cowan and daughters Ellis and Core, Bernyce Elseworth Cecil William and Hasel Book. Morgan Lake described as beautiful and valuable, with plans to return for a week or two camping.
Notice to water consumers states irrigation hours will be from 6 pm to T pm due to extremely low supply. Water reserved for fire protection and domestic use. Dated at La Grande the 38th day of July 1508.
In the city Saturday July 28 1905 Professor John Henry Hansen aged sixty four died at the family home. An avid Denmark native he had lived eleven years in town and led the La Grande Concert Band and supported the orchestra. Funeral at the Presbyterian church tomorrow at 3:30 PM with interment in Masonic Cemetery conducted by Rev EB B Haya.
A sample of Russian wheat grown near the Jordan river is shown at the Commercial club. Management recently distributed two baskets of Rugala wheat to Salt Lake County farmers for local testing. The 110 day, no irrigation crop looks promising and could enable large dry-bench production in the valley.
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