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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
3
A quirky plea hints at daily annoyances as a wallpaper prompt lures readers to visit for a visual distraction. The fragment suggests someone delaying cash or payment while inviting an in person glimpse.
The advertisement asserts Garry Meats provides only fresh products and rapid turnover of beef, mutton, lamb, pork, and poultry. It invites customers to place orders if they object to meat from Italy.
A grand school of music appoints a professor as principal and names a day and an assistant to support leadership. The announcement highlights the new roles for the faculty and notes commitment to program growth.
Kamiah correspondent reports W L Jewell found frozen ground and ice at two feet depth near a lava bluff while digging for water. In July with 90 degree heat he continued to six feet, froze ice in crevices, extracting about 20 pounds that remained solid on arrival in Kamiah.
A quoted critique defines operations as contracts where the patient pays for the surgeon's mistakes, comparing traditional surgery with osteopathy. It notes minor and capital operations, diagnosis as preparation for death, and suggests osteopathy offers a milder, drugless alternative that can reduce unnecessary operations and risky procedures.
Frosty nights and windy days as locals travel to La Grande and nearby towns. Visitors include Mr J Shankes Wall owe buyer and Elin Hunter on business, while Eli Tice returns from Hot Lake. Mrs Martha Parker Island City visits, and Mrs Choate plans a few days in Wallowa. Elmer Baker shows improvement. Dr Whiting Elzin passes through town. Presbyterian church to hold Sunday services. Evary body corne.
Mrs. C. H. Bidwell visited Union and left Wednesday while Mrs. Lesley of La Grande stayed with her sister. Local guests include Miss Edith Spafford and Miss Violat Chattin from La Grande. The high school commencement is May 17 in the church with seven graduates. the eighth grade program is May 18.
A minister in Oklahoma welcomed a baby last Saturday morning and that evening church officers presented him with $50. The next morning two bettors argued whether he would thank God for the money or the baby. The reverend prayed thanking Theo for his timely succor, leaving the bet undecided.
Mrs. Jennia Duncan of Haynesville Massachusetts at age seventy claims Electric Bitters cured her twenty year chronic dyspepsia and made her feel as strong as a young girl. The tonic is said to aid stomach liver and blood issues and general debility. Sold with guarantee at Newsin Day Co. drug store for 50 cents.
Hulee has opened a new camlery studio above W. H. Bohnenkamp and Co and is now ready for business.
Daily across the week Mrs J R Forrest announces a millinery opening with prices lower than ever and a trimmer from Gaga's of Chicago visiting to assist customers.
Advertises Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the best baby medicine. Claims to make babies eat sleep and grow. Priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets by Newiin Davia Go.
Union County Oregon treasurer announces funds on hand to pay all county and scalp bounty warrants presented and endorsed before February 1 1902. Interest not allowed on warrants after May 4 1906. John Frawtey Treasarkin of Union County.
Property owners are notified to clean up their alleys and repair sidewalks at once. Joan Willson, Street Superintendent.
The Cantenial changes ownership and will open to boarders on May first. Rates are six dollars per week for room and board with meals at twenty five cents. Prospective guests are invited to visit and see the new setup.
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