Brand New and Splendid Coats at The Fair
The Fair store receives a shipment of ladies jackets and coats in seven-lengths black plaid and fancy styles. Galt invites customers to shop the goods and prices, promising satisfaction and urging inspection.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1906
Page
6
The Fair store receives a shipment of ladies jackets and coats in seven-lengths black plaid and fancy styles. Galt invites customers to shop the goods and prices, promising satisfaction and urging inspection.
Lytton Ivanhoe son of the district attorney serves as court reporter at the circuit court adjourned term in the absence of H R Hanna. At sixteen he is among the Northwest's youngest reporters and shows speed and accuracy in shorthand.
At South Bend Washington on Sunday four o clock Loyenng a Republican candidate for assessor of Pacific County collapsed and died from heart disease.
Pendleton residents reelect present officers after a successful fall fair. plans already underway for a larger county fair next year. Local preparations indicate continued community effort to expand events and activities.
Diphtheria is raging at the Catholic school in DeSmet Idaho with multiple cases and one death reported. The outbreak has prompted health officials to monitor students and staff and implement isolation and treatment measures.
Professor L. R. Traver resigns as Pendleton public schools superintendent and his resignation is accepted by the school board.
The Dallas fruit fair closed to a large crowd with praised finances and broad support. A heavy chain found on Fourth Street is claimed by the owner who may retrieve it by visiting the Horseshoe Chop House and paying for this ad.
Local notices report visits by R H Buck and J A Metton, business trips by G B Simmons and Wm Miller, and social events including missionary meetings. A disorderly conduct fine and hospital reads, plus church services and a mining ad, fill the La Grande area brief.
Ardrey, the well known piano tuner, will be in the city soon. If you have any work in his line, it will pay you to wait for him. Watch for announcement.
All that has been said above regarding the treatment of liver troubles applies with equal force to kidney affections.
The article notes paralysis can halt nerve control with variable outcomes. Complete paralysis may offer little benefit, though some cures are reported. Partial paralysis tied to misadjusted vertebrae or spinal curvature often yields better results under osteopathic treatment.
Prof. W. D. Lansdowne of the dancing academy will host a grand Mask Ball at the Commercial Club Auditorium on Friday evening November 16. Special music will accompany the event and prizes will be awarded for the best sustained character.
Christopherson and Walker finish the season by moving the Frazier barn and packing away gear for winter. Walker will move to Elgin soon to manage the photographed gallery he has leased there.
Supreme Court in Pendiaton heard Booth versus J W Scribar. No decision announced. arguments completed in session with no ruling yet.
A carload of Yakima apples totaling 500 cases will be cremated in Vancouver B C after inspection revealed infestation with the San Jose scale and codling moth. The shipment was valued at $400.
Fragment discusses misperceptions of hot dishes and iceberg complaints in dining establishments. It notes some restaurants serve seemingly cold food as if freshly prepared, highlighting inconsistency in food temperatures.
A quirky advert proclaims the restaurant serves foods that please all mankind and improve life. It promises square meat to support religion and notes the more you visit, the better you feel. It oddly juxtaposes a refrigerator and dyspepsia with universal satisfaction.
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