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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1905
Page
3
A fragmented notice references Hollis and Rocky Mountain Tea corners of a product line including red lips and cream like components. The text mentions teas, tablets, and drug goods, hinting at a sale or distribution context without clear dates or quantities.
A Methodist conference notes Rev J M Johnson of Wallowa debating Sunday as the Christian Sabbath and Gambler's Chart. JO Walker of Union and Dr Smith of Elgin spoke on Freedmen's Aid and Local Preacher. Evening service featured L W Chandler and Paul's battle cry I am not ashamed of the gospel of Jesus.
Notice of dissolution of the Pobram and Reber partnership owners of the Union Star Saloon by mutual consent. H J Reber will continue the business, collect accounts, and pay bills. Dated Le Grande Oregon May 1905. Pohrman Henry J Reher. 164, Sewers and Pipe. Orders at La Grande Marble Works 57.
A compact listing of Sunday School, prayer, and preaching times across multiple churches including Baptist, Episcopal, Christian Science, Latter Day Saints, and Presbyterian. Invites extended to strangers and those without a church home, with address and service details.
The public is notified that LD McWhirter has left employment and is not authorized to transact business for La Grande Marble Works. Dated this Sees Cop at Hag Oregon. BO Davis.
The report notes a dramatic drop in county warrants from 1904 to 1906 with March 31 balances of 224000 and 166000 respectively, forecasting a near-term status of being debt free. It mentions similar counties in the state achieving the same milestone. Also a small classified line advertises dress making by Sadie’s and W. Wines at Depot and U Urrests with a phone number.
Mrs Joseph Pullman advertises board and rooms at 6th and Washington offering meals and daily rates. Proprietors A B H Murphison and M s O M Garm advertise monthly patrons and no Adams Ave, with a phone number Lidl.
Cabbage plants available early and late at reasonable rates. Prices depend on quantity. Will sell at EW KAMMERER Adama Avenue. Offer appears in a small local notice seeking livestock and garden plant buyers.
Sunday services include morning worship titled The Eternal Church of God and evening sermon Way of the Cross. Rev Chas F Wheeler will deliver the preaching at the event with associated church activities led by Rev J D Gilitian and Guanday Bohool.
A reader advertises Thos Stephenson with a herd of cows to graze on about 600 acres next week. The property includes a stream and irrigation. The price listed is $1.60 per month per cow.
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