Ladies Welcome Comfort by Local Restaurant
The restaurant highlights its focus on female patrons, claims to be the best place for ladies to dine, and notes tasteful decor and pleasant surroundings designed to enhance enjoyment.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
8
The restaurant highlights its focus on female patrons, claims to be the best place for ladies to dine, and notes tasteful decor and pleasant surroundings designed to enhance enjoyment.
A vintage restaurant notice touts beautiful meals and pleasant aromas. It quotes patrons praising the cookery and emphasizes the enjoyable dining experience at The Model Restaurant run by J. A. Arbuckle with a noted price of $450.
Local items report visits by Mr and Mrs M P Bishop of Summerville and other guests in the city including Miss Mary Penington and Rev E B Hays. Several residents plan trips or attend events, with a railroad picnic and Livery Stable sale noted and a one dollar round trip fare offered for the August 1 picnic.
The preliminary hearing of the Loving hold up case was postponed from this afternoon to seven tonight by Justice Hough of Peave.
Attorney General Moody gathers district attorneys and federal officers in Washington for direct, personal instruction as part of his campaign plan in the Standard Oil case. Conferences to continue through the week as Moody tightens strategy.
Washington June 26 The Senate disagreed with the conference report on the rate bill and sent it to another conference with amendments demanded.
Wheat opened at 82 closed at 334 with front page bid and offer. corn opened 505 closed 51 percent. oats opened 574 closed 381. Wanted a girl for housework in a three person family no children. Inquire at 1605 7th Street. For rent a four room house inquire of F L Moyers La Grande National Bank.
Society notes that the Baptist Church women will serve lunch all day on the Fourth in the Summer building beside the Electric office. Mrs James McGoy of Old Town invites guests to a cards gathering tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. J. W. Scriber died at noon after a period of illness. Funeral details delayed while relatives are contacted. The community extends sympathy to Mr. Scriber and family. The School Board announced teacher assignments across three buildings and noted pending high school staffing.
A pardon petition for Wm Lucy is submitted to the governor amid protests from residents who call him a bad man and insist he serve the full term. Lucy is imprisoned for a 1905 killing in the Preiris City, serving a ten year sentence in the penitentiary.
Kiddie Brothers yesterday shipped five carloads of hogs to Portland. One car was gathered at Elginsne at msher, two at Island City, and one at Uniar. They were bought some time ago when the market was six cents per pound.
The list names remaining uncalled letters in this office for the week ending June 21 1906 including Cloran Jessie Belcher Fred Norllen Miss Butcher J. J Stevens Miss Gace Crancall Mr S Crowley Alvah Davies W Foster Perry Freese Isaac Gillingham A Henoch Milton Hoffman J W Hornback J W Littlefield H S Elroy Chris Ochs Charles Rose H G Smith Stephenson J C Herbert G N Weed Mrs G Wilbur Ephriam and others These letters will be sent to the dead letter office July 6 1906 if not delivered before Advertised in calling for the above please say Advertised giving date of list G M Richey P
Bishop Carlos J. C. Reilly marked the diocese third year since his election. The Baker City diocese spans 6000 square miles with a Catholic population around 4000 and nine parishes served by as many priests.
Local strawberry sale notice from J A Chandler inviting buyers to get fresh berries picked Wednesday and Friday from his Fruitdale location. Describes berries as fresh and available from the undersigned.
The O R N Co offers a special rate of one and one third fare for a round trip to Elgin on Pioneer Day. The train departs at 9 15 a m from here and returns at 6 p m, with accommodations for a crowd.
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