Local notices and market items in Observer society page
Local brief items include second hand school books for cash at Silverthorn's drug store and Newlin Book and Stationery Co offerings. Various residents visit or travel, including Miss Hector Phy, Elsie Helens, and A. Davis, with news of illness, work, and arrivals.
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Newlin Book and Stationery Co
Silverthorn's
Hector Phy
Hot Lake
Elsie G. Helens
Enterprise
West's Millinery Debuts Gage Pattern Hats
New Gage Hats arrive at West's Millinery Department as the fashion center. Silverthorn's family drug store advertises school supplies and notes a strong clerk staff ready to assist. First shipment of Gage Pattern data arrives at N. K. Weats. Rose Rolled Rye promotes cereal nourishment.
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West
N. K. Weats
Fall Suits: Tailored by Expert Workmen in Fine Woolens
Suits crafted by high salaried designers and skilled tailors from foreign and domestic woolens. This season features no radical style changes but offers many improvements in tailoring details for handsome garments.
Fall Suit Selections Priced 12.50 to 30.00
Shoppers are invited to view a range of fall suits with prices from 12.50 to 30.00, promising readers options they have been missing by not visiting first.
Local residents plan travels and visits to Portland Salem and La Grande
Extend ed stay in Portland noted for Sam KR Haworth the contractor. Mr and Mrs Herman Seigrist and son depart for Portland and Salem to attend the state fair. Bishop Paddock visits Rev Upton H Gibbs. Swackhammer Schoon ever Foster among Union visitors to La Grande. Mrs Tom Ruckman and daughter return to Alicel after two weeks with Cochran family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam KR. Haworth
Portland
Herman Seigrist
Salem
Bishop Paddock
Eastern Oregon
Episcopal Church
Upton H. Gibbs
O. Swackhammer
Nila Schoonever
T. J. Foster
Union
la Grande
Tom Ruckman
Cochran
Alicel
Professional eyecare promises high quality at low prices
A local provider touts conscience, honesty, and fifty years of experience in eyewear. They claim 8100 satisfied patients including 190 children in Union and Wallowa counties, with Dr. Mendelsohn and 29 years of practice. They offer glucone fitting, on Pacific Coast service, and promise replacement of broken lenses while you wait.
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Union
Wallowa
Pacific Coast
la Grande
Powder Valley State Bank Report No 12 North Powder Ore gon 1910
The Potner Valley State Bank at North Powder Oregon reports assets of 768 876 43 dollars at Sept 1 1910 with loans 41 196 08 bonds 7 039 50 and cash on hand 67 60. Liabilities include capital stock 20 000 and deposits 41 780 29 with bills payable 8 000 and certificates of deposit 4 548 92 1 116 50. Notary public verifies. Royal Arch Masons hold meeting in Grande Chapter No 9 to receive Grand High Priest Frank J Miller.
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Powder Valley State Bank
North Powder
Oregon
Cee Dolves
State of
County of Union
A. BE. Lambert
Ben F. Evans
W. J. Cavender
H. C.gorham
Royal Arch Masons
la Grande Chapter No. 9
Frank J. Miller
L. H. Russell
Sacm
Wanted at once apprentice for millinery department
An apprentice for the Millinery Department at Gold en Rule Co. is wanted at once. A lady's hunting case gold watch with black chain is lost. Finder to return to Observer Office for a suitable reward.
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Observer
Golden Rule Co
Bilfken club forms for a winter of dances
A new society could begin with a Bilfken club organized last night by local young men and women from noted parties. The group plans informal monthly dances through the winter starting in September, with members named and social events anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Jackson
L. L. Snodgrass
Lloyd Secriber
C. B. Clark
H. M. Bay
Hugh McCall
Irene Murphey
Ethel Gulling
Marjorie McCall
Mesars
Roscoe Doane
Walter Francis
Frank Conners
Rev Gillian to Speak at Methodist Church Services
A reporter notes that Rev. Gillian will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist church tomorrow with morning and evening services planned for the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Church
Upton H. Gibbs
Gillian
Levy Has New Stable in Union
Union Republican notes Gus Levy has renovated a fine stable at his Union residence and will keep quality horses there. Pittsburg dispatch reports Col. Roosevelt’s final address of his current trip in the Smoky City, drawing a diverse audience. He will discuss The Civic Advance and the square deal, then likely depart for New York and Oyster Bay. Public notice lists undelivered letters at La Grande Post Office for the week ending Sept 9 1910 with names and calls for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EB. Hetherington
Spokane
Wallowa
Foley
Fred B. Currey
Hot Lake
L. H. Russell
Portland
T. J. Norvel
Union Today
George Selbird
Union Republican
Joe Ebersole
The
Savoy
Baker City
N. K. West
I. B. Bach
Imbler
F. C. Tuckey
Frank Lilly
Pittsburg
Col. Roosevelt
Smoky City
Roosevelt
New York
Oyster Bay
la Grande
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