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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1906
Page
3
A note and wall decor discussion at the Margent Sordoth shop highlights wallpaper as a brightening home feature even when funds are tight. The piece emphasizes affordable pleasure and practical appeal in home decor.
The market emphasizes its handling of fresh products with a wide range of beef mutton lamb pork and poultry. It invites customers to place orders if they object to state meats and highlights its fast turnover and steady supply.
Prof Day and Mrs Day promote a two department school split into beginners from years one to three and grades two to five. Pupils attend one hour daily or one to two lessons weekly as they choose, with a Foley House location and phone contact 473.
La Grande defeated Athena 2 to 0 in a well played baseball game praised for solid pitching by Betzel and sharp fielding. Athena led early but errors, a pivotal eighth inning miscue, and timely La Grande baserunners kept the contest scoreless.
La Grande won 8 to 5 over Athena after a chaotic start and strong late hitting. Crawford starred with a three base hit and Siegrist drove in runs as La Grande pulled clear by six in the fourth inning while Osburn held Athena in check later. Umpire Andrews officiated the rough contest.
Local youth discuss forming a tennis club The plan aims to build two courts with low cost and equip with racquets Some obstacle remains securing suitable grounds The movement could bring women and men together for tennis sessions Pendleton ball team not pursued after Walla Walla sentiment opposed by locals East Oregonian notes prudent withdrawal and civic approval of the decision
The Beaver button designated for Oregon industry is adopted by state commercial groups. Green and white insignia buttons for the May 19 to 26 Portland carnival are being mailed from headquarters. Citizens may request a button by sending name and address to D. C. Freeman, secretary.
Mrs Jennie of Haynesville Maine claims she will live a century after using Electric Bitters for 20 years of chronic pepsia. The tonic is said to cure stomach and liver diseases and general debility with a 50 cent price and store guarantee.
Sealed bids will be received at La Grande Nations Bank until May 12 1906 for the construction and necessary materials of a bank and office building. Plans and specs may be viewed at the bank after May 26. Completion by October 1, 1906 required. A 10 percent certified check with each bid. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. F L Mevans chairman building committee.
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