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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
5
The Office Boy urges readers to trust effort and faith. He remarks that people libel Opportunity and encourages resilience, while praising store policy that offers refunds, exchanges, or refunds for unsatisfactory goods. The piece ends with a cheerful note about selling hats, underwear, shirts, clothing, neckwear, and shoes.
Bids for exclusive restaurant and confectionery stand concessions at the Chautauqua grounds for the season July 3 1910 will be received by the Chautauqua committees at their next meeting held June 2 at Chamberlain's.
Local items list admission price and a parade of visitors. Prof Selac heads to Hot Lake, Maria Powers returns to Baker, and Eli Hailstock with wife visit La Grande. Many residents and guests stop in, trade, or plan trips to Oregon cities, with several heading to Portland and Chicago.
Last evening at the Hot Lake sanatorium a bright baby boy was born to Mrs Roy Bostwick, wife of the Standard Oil man of Baker City. The couple are regarded as among Baker City’s best, and the family hopes the child grows to a great man, though his father may refrain from naming him John D.
The society column notes a Friday evening entertainment at the Cochran home with Mrs Charles E and Mrs George T as hostesses. Miss Burnice Ellsworth wed Robert Lee Forsythe of Enterprise at the bride’s home with Rev W H Gibson officiating. The couple will reside in Enterprise after a short visit here.
The act creating an additional land district in Oregon designates Yale in Malheur County as the site. The Yale land office will open for public business on July 1, 1910, with Burns and La Grande land offices ceasing land transactions for lands within the new boundaries after June 1910.
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