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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
5
A humorous reminiscence about Mr. Softleigh, a late visiting young man, and his encounters with regualrs and a father with a watch. The dialogue sketches his timing, door ringing, and fashion choices as he dodges questions and exits.
The People's Store advertises Hart Schaffner and Marx clothes as the home of Hart Schaffner and Marx, highlighting a wide range of men’s apparel and branded suits.
Notice announces bids for exclusive restaurant and confectionery stand concessions for the Chautauqua season July 3 to 18, 1910. Bids due at the regular committee meeting June 2 at 8 pm in the Commercial Club room. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. GEO. COCHRAN.
Milton visitor W B Small. Mrs J N Mitchell taken to Hot Lake for surgery. Mrs Fred S Ashley of Enterprise transacted business. J M Selder came over Cove to attend June term of circuit court. McLeod family leaving for Manley Iowa. Charles E Cochran in Pendleton on Brubbiefield will case. Merrills to southern California. Hagans to Oakland to live. Justine Clark of Lewiston and Emma Clark of Ontario in La Grande for father Perry Clark’s illness. Engineers from Baker City in La Grande on street improvement study. W B Richards of Albany visits aged father in La Grande. Eva Elizabeth Nell to wed John Roy Martin June 8 at Episcopal church. J F Wall to tour Midwest from La Grande High. Bean rules local option. near beer defendants convicted. appeal to Supreme Court filed. case slated for fall arguments.
Notice of the creation of an additional land district in Oregon with Yale Malheur County as the land office site. The Yale office opens July 1 1910 and Burns and La Grande offices cease land dealings after June 3 1910. Acting Commissioner S V Proudfit signs the document in Washington District of Columbia.
A terse testimonial touts liniment as a quick relief option for rheumatism. The fragment urges readers to try the product and hints at rapid improvement.
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