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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
6
Next Monday evening at the opera house the supreme medical director of the United Artistans will address a public gathering. He is described as a pleasing fluent speaker who will explain the order from a business point of view and help the audience understand it better than before.
The Blue Mountain Creamery offers twenty eight cents per pound for butter fat. They guarantee the safe return of all cream ers, ensuring no loss to patrons compared with other firms.
Transactions include La Grande Investment Co to E T Thornton for $3000, Henry Martin to H H Weatherspoon, Mackmiller to Ashland National Bank for $1, and multiple deeds involving A K Dryborough, Mary Smith, J Roodes, A A Roberts, Isaac Gale, C M Rogers, Aaron Shanks, Fiorintine Lynch, State of Oregon, LL Perry, and others in La Grande and surrounding areas with numerous lot and section references and nominal sums.
Mr. F W Wolfe and sister visit from Pendiston. George Roach of Denver and G M Wilson of Portland in the city. Conductor F W Coykendall from Pendleton and Mrs Gee Burd family guests of Mrs Duyrea. Elgin men Hammack Shaw visit. Shaw and Hanmack open a cigar factory. George McCabe of Elgin won contract on O R N tracks and left for Portland. Mrs Dishman and children stay until April 15. Ladies Aid meets Saturday at 2:30. Mr and Mrs A E Jones and Fred Bock and Chester Newlin head to Old Mexico to start sugar cane venture.
Two story brick building with two store rooms and upstairs. Modern conveniences provided. Prefer to rent to one party with a long lease. Apply to La Grande Investment Co.
The night officer stated he was dispatched around 1 16 and found the man on the saloon floor about two hours before the call. J H McQuire died at Hot Lake from Brights disease and was brought to La Grande for burial in Seattle. He was a stockbuyer who had shipped horses near the city. Mrs McQuire traveled to Seattle soon after his death.
County clerk Gilham will be at the Commercial Club with registration books on Wednesday Thursday and Friday to help railroad workers and others who cannot register during regular office hours. If you are not registered act now while convenient.
W H Hasbrouck and Clara J Cellier of High Valley advertise for a competent girl to do general house work. Steady employment offered. Inquiries at this office for particulars, dated March 12 1906.
A. C. MacLennan announces the Red Cross drug store in this city operates under a new system of business methods. The new proprietor has managed a large Omaha prescription drug store and aims for accuracy and promptness. Stock has been thoroughly reviewed and expanded to serve all customers at all times.
The writer extols a local restaurant noting prompt service, no delays, and attentive handling of individual tastes. The establishment is praised for excellent, well prepared food served appetizingly at popular prices with fair value.
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