Wanted Young Man Assistant in Dry Goods Store
Help wanted for the dry goods department of a general store. Good opportunity for the right person. Address applications to A Observer office with experiences and references.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
5
Help wanted for the dry goods department of a general store. Good opportunity for the right person. Address applications to A Observer office with experiences and references.
A. B. Coney reports fifteen to twenty young horses disappeared from his pasture. Horses bear a half circle brand on the right thigh. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery of the animals.
10 teams needed to haul gravel or sand from a gravel bar at 4 dollars per day for five loads. 5 000 pounds to id furnish one man if teamster hauls, 5500 pounds per load. One mile haul with easy loading unloading. J L Mars seeks crews. Help wanted for housework also and rooms for rent at 906 Main Street near La Grande National Bank.
WANTED 100 men to work on railroad at Union Oregon. Steel laying and construction work. Apply to the office of Orgion Construction Co Union Oregon.
Miss Nina Hunstock announces watercolor and china painting lessons for ladies of La Grande. Studio located at 906 Main Street offering instruction and orders.
Eight acres with six room house barn chicken hog place orchard fruit trees and ample water. Located east of the flouring mill. Will trade for city property. Apply at premises John Gavan.
The Connecticut built at the Brooklyn Navy Yard nears commissioning on September 29 after dry dock tests. Captain William Swift commands with Lieutenant Commander William R. Shoemaker as executive officer. The ship carries eight hundred men and twelve 7 inch guns in its main battery, with the last turret gun recently installed.
Russell Sage estate probate proceeds without challenge. Twenty five nieces and nephews receive 50 000 each from 26 000 bequest, minor heir Edson T Conrad 12 500. Senator Bracken planned to contest for the boy. Mrs Sage seeks executrix duties and an extra payout equal to the bequest.
Railroads of four Pacific Northwest states pledge full support for the commercial clubs convention in Spokane. Union Pacific system with R and W N lines Northern Pacific and Great Northern offer a single fare round trip from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. Most clubs plan to send representatives to Spokane on September 26 and 27.
Official returns show 56,788,366 acres of land and water in Great Britain with 2,266,700 acres under crops and grass on June 4, down 20,043 from last year. Orchard acreage rose 2,264 to 247,684. Horses numbered 1,668,681, down 5,752. cattle 7,010,656 up. sheep 25,420,570 up. pigs 101,450 fewer. Overall farming year ending June 4 was unusually satisfactory with good prosperity for farmers.
Baker County Court fixed O R and N property at 12000 per mile for road bed and 1000 per mile for rolling stock after reviewing statewide valuations. The report notes varied county valuations with Wasco 50 percent on 10000 per mile, Marion full valuation 7000, Multnomah 76 percent on 17444, Union 60 percent on 8250, and Amity 35 percent on 1099 per mile. A lost poll ticket found in La Grande seeks reward for return.
A rail road construction laborer from Hilgard arrived in the city on number 6 and after hours in a saloon was found in the rear room badly injured. A physician removed him to Blue Mountain hotel where he lies in critical condition. His name is not yet disclosed.
The quarterly Conference of the Mormon church will be held this week end at the new Tabernacle with Apostel CG W Penrose editor of the Desecret News Salt Lake City and Elder C H Hart in attendance. Sessions begin at 10 Oclock in the forenoon. Everyone is invited.
The Ladd Canyon School literary society plans a Friday evening reunion on September 28 at the schoolhouse. Officers will be elected and the program includes instrumental solos by Jeanie Sherwood, vocal solo by Frankie Peebler, multiple recitations, duets, dialogues, and a Chinese monologue by Eugene Banton.
Representative of the Diamond Match Company sailed today for Japan to carry out the compact between the Japanese Government the American Match Trust and Bryant May. Japan seeks machinery and controls trade in China Australia and parts of the East Indies and Philippine Islands.
European polar congress in Brussels announces two expeditions to both poles. Dr Jean Charcot leads the south pole project while Charles Bernard heads the north pole venture.
A brief from Newtim Dauc Company notes September winds complicate operations and rough conditions in production, with a 25¢ price tag announced for Almond Cucumber cream showcased as a notable product.
Review lauds the melodrama for its rare fusion of pace and scenery. It praises the management for avoiding sensational trash and delivering genuine heart interest with real comedy. Noting the engineering spectacle of a lift draw bridge in Sahat, the piece highlights exceptional stage craft and visual impact. Wednesday Sept 26.
Baker County and relatives of the late Mr Moody have offered a reward for the arrest of the unknown murderer who killed him last Saturday in Baker county. George Moody the victim’s father posted a thousand dollars in the National Bank of Baker City. The Baker County Court increased the reward by five hundred dollars bringing the total to fifteen hundred. Sheriff Ed Rand of Baker County aids Baker City police in pursuing the culprit.
A notice invites cattle and horse stockmen in Sum imerville and Wenaha Reserve area to a Saturday October 6 1906 10 am meeting in Summerville Oregon. Purpose is to arrange a roundup on the reserve and form a permanent stockmen organization led by J A Woops.
The Union County Court invites sealed bids by October 3 1906 for a wooden combination bridge over the Big Ditch on Randall Road and for a 100 foot span steel bridge over the Grande Ronde River near Palmer Lumber Company mill site La Grande Oregon. Bidders must submit plans and specifications. county reserves right to reject all bids.
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