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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1905
Page
3
Lost pocketbook containing five dollars and a note from Geddes Bros. Reward for return to the office. Found pair of shoes. House for sale advertised for those seeking a dwelling. Also miscellaneous notices include a furnished room for rent and housekeeping rooms at 1017 Fourth Street.
Notice declares the late firm of Bock and Thomas transferred to Fred Bock who will collect all accounts and issue receipts. All debtors are urged to settle promptly to avoid attorney costs. G. W. Thomas and Fred Bock sign.
Free delivery service promoted by Newlin Drug. Customer loyalty emphasized with convenience of home delivery and unchanged store pricing. Text advertises calling to arrange delivery and highlights patient or shopper accessibility.
Notice is hereby given that Annis Johna administrator of the estate of Bishop Johns deceased has filed a final account in Union County Oregon. The county court has set Tuesday October 3, 1906 at four o'clock p m for hearing the final settlement. Annie Johoe Administrator
Under new management Board and Room 4 per week osah. Meaia 28 etc Monolal robe furalebed monthly persons. Mo MI Adams Ave Phone No lal Mre WE MURCHISON propriete Engraved Stock We are prepared to furnish our patron with the finest engraved cards and announcements at the same prices less postage. Call and see our samples.
J Davice conducts ensilage tests using chopped alfalfa in three silos replacing corn. An 80 foot blower handles feeding to a barn slice with capacity about 80 tons daily. Carsine's silos hold 30 tons each. total near BW tons. Twenty dairy cows winter on this feed. horses and cattle benefit especially in cold days. William and J A Pless assist Mr Osviness, overseeing most of the work.
About thirty members visited the Balls last evening surprising them at their home. The guests brought an elegant spread and the group quickly made everyone feel at home. The event was a genuine surprise and a success appreciated by Mr and Mrs Ball.
Mrs Scott died at her home in the early Friday morning at age eighty. Funeral from the home tomorrow at 2 PM. Daughter Mrs Elston, of Kansas City, Mo, expected on tonight's train. Edwin Bayes to officiate. Mr Boott born in New York and moved to Oregon nine years ago.
An old advertisement claims scrofula is inherited and cured by Swift Specific, a blood purifier from Atlanta, Georgia. It promises restoration of health by removing impurities and offers a free book and medical advice upon request.
Pendleton road expert DJ Billadeau promotes a superior pavement made from local rock crushed and mixed with California pitch. He claims it rivals world pavement at half the price and requires little pitch, promising durable streets for crowning sidewalks and mixed roads.
Locals in Jenesa report an Imbler merchant visiting La Grande, while editor EH Dodd travels toward Baker City. Lilue Mies Elia recently recovered from typhoid fever and can attend the fraternity event. A Mary B Hancock case verdict awarded 9122.40 to the plaintiff. Eastern Star to hold a lodge tomorrow at 2 30 in their temple. Petitions circulate to reduce assessment rates. The funeral of Larkin Wonley, died yesterday, will be held tomorrow at the Island City church with Rev H H Mower officiating.
North Powder couples Anderson and Pearson united in marriage to the atody of Ventral Charsh with OH King officiating. An offer from Stoddard Lumber Company invites customers to request shavings for stable bedding by taking them away.
Notice to property owners in La Grande Oregon city in 1906 about shade trees overhanging sidewalks. If limbs over the sidewalk are not cut within ten days, the street superintendent will trim them and the trimming costs will be charged to the property owner. Signed by Street Superintendent Vred Synhorat dated September 27 1906.
Notice states that No Stamens has deserted the Steam Cleaning and Dyeing works formerly partnered by Kinnons and Herfey. The undersigned will conduct the business herein, collect and pay all outstanding bills. First cash, work will be done at once. William Harvey.
Dressmaking instruction announced by Mre Denke offering tailored work and how to use tape measures. Includes yardage and fitting tips with notes referenced to a street corner. Call for further details at the intersection of ath and Q street.
A reader testifies that Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets are more beneficial than other remedies. The account emphasizes effectiveness and personal satisfaction with the product.
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