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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1904)
I.' I t f II I t: d n t 4 it h ; .. -::r ' lit' i l V n 10 C P. CUpJe E. E. Romlg ROMIG & STAPLES -grogeSjes-- A full and complete line of eta pie and fancy gro ceries. . Fancy canned and lunch gooda; Tinware, granite ware and wooden ware. Fruiti and vegetables in season. ,: Bakery prodncta always fresh. Good service and quick delivery. LOCAL ITEMS Phone 431 TURKESTAN ALFALFA ' The Dry Land Alfalfa grows without irri- gation. N BROME GRASS RedlCIover, Alfa.fa'and ail kinds of Garden Seed in bulk S??d Wheat Baled Barley, Oats, Etc rThe only Seed House Union County. A. V. Oliver JEFFERSONJ AVE. Phone 1571 WHAT SOME PEOPLE IN AND OUT OF TOWN ARE DOING. ! THANKSG1YIG DELICACIES To oiaVe your Thanksgiving as you would wish it to be you must have the very best to eecure the best re sults. We have everything you desire, such as maple syrup, raisins, a full line of Ilcizens goods, the bes of 0 extracts, mince meat, new crop of nuts, sour Kraut, 0 pickles, cheese aud everything you need. Call and 0 inspect our gooda. ip ; ; , C. RALSTON 1 NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE Cor. Fir and Jefferson Sis. I (p tx$ $xf OOOO We Can Interest You In Our Line Oar Electric Fixtures und Electrolier stock is complete aud we make a specialty ot dcek and office lighting We can also fit j.u out with miniture lamps for sign lighting and decorating and shades of all kinda. Please call at night when they can be lighted and you can see how they will look in your house. Our new otlice, now located in the Somer building, is nicely equipped with everything in our line Oflicejlioura from 7am to 8 p m. La Grande Light and Power Co. lb regular dance will Uke plaoe at the ('ommerclal Clab Friday evening. La Grand people are making all preparation for Christmas. ' The dance at the Commercial Club laat night by thejJolllty Dancing Clab as the usual eoclal sauces. Remember the home cooked dinner and sapper to be served by the Ladiei ot the Aid 8oclety of the rresbyterlan Church, Dec 17th, Armory Hall. Mesdames Galling and Lilly will entertain tbe ladle of the Wuiet Clab at tbe home of tbe former tomorrow afternoon. Mr. It Hog, one of the moat pros- peroaa farmers 11? ing near Summer rille, was a La Grande visitor yester- d7 Miss Mollie Proebstel and Syra Eohn will entertain tbe member it the 401 Clab at the boms of the latter next Monday evening. Another special feature o( the Bazaar to be given by the Aid Society ot vue Presbyterian Church, December 16th and 17tb at Armory Hall, will be th. dressed dolls for tbe little ones. Many will boon sale, large and small. II w Brooks, traveling represent ative of the Portlaod Journal has been n the city the past few days solicit ing, lie is giving a special rate of 14. 25 per year daily and Sunday He has secured a large list of subscribers at this rate. Editor Maxwell, of the Oregon Scout was a La Grande visitor today. Brother Maxwell reports Union at the top notch of prosperity and tbe Scout about four notches ahead of Union, We acknowledge a very pleasent call jfoin the gentlemen , ) ON NEW YEAR'S EVE Will Give Away a $40 OVERCOAT : v a chance with every ; , paid on account or purchase A; V. AIM DREWS Gents' Furnisher and Tailor. . The Local Press The local paper is not regarded with the degree of Importance to wbioh it is entitltd. The live local paper lias a great influence in the oommnni'y in wbiob it is published, It may be safe ly assumed that the e 'Itor is not only honest and Industrious, but he must have ability or he oould not success ful y couduot a local newspaper. Too often in arranging for plcolos or open meeting the value of the local paper s overlooked, The ommittee on ar rangement manv times will cliee--tully pay th r nuiar price for flaming posters b.t tge .i. to buy apace in the columns of the local paptr Quite frequnM, tl.e cuiniui tie w 11 send to fcni' iarge c.ty for the pose-s, then exinc the ul:t.r of he iucul n v.a- l'i it to djoi' fpaoe in hie tir "to- t; o pood f ti.e HHUse." This is poor tiuhuy. Tne wise committee, wlen the camp is to have a pnblio meet lug, will call first upon theedltor ot tbe local paper and buy some space. If $5 or tlO is banded to the editor with a request that he give the com ing event a good aend off, he can be trusted to do the generous thing and t will be known that the meeting Is to be held. It y u are not to have1 a meeting, yet woald like to ''stand in" with tbe local paper, have your camp card inserted. Ibis will only cost $5 or $10 a year, but it will be money well expended. We know whereof we speak. Country editors are onl. hu man and the members of the wise camp keep in close touch with them and the nest touph in to patronize them. Buy ramp stationary of them and pay for some spaoe in the calumna of their papers. Modern Woodman. Decided To L ccale J L Kalian, who recently arrived rom the Indian Nation and who has been looking over tbe valley with a view of locating bas found th plaoe b was looking for and yesterday com pleted the deal .whereby be becomes th owner of the Fretagg place. Tbe place comprises one hundred and, sixty acres is as good land as can be fomdinthe Grande Bond valley It will produce anything from first olaas male" to hamming -bird seed. The plaoe i well Improved and Jan uary first Mr Eailam will posse m one ol tbe banner places in tbe county Mr Katlam says he has been over a considerable part of this earth and bas found nothing , which so completely fills the bill as the valley, and be is fully satisfied that he has seoured for his own ose as good a quarter section as there i Jin t be valley. Tbe. con sideration ws $3,300 Mr Kallam has tbe ear marks and tbe road brands of rustling business man and the citizens of this valley are to be congratalated upon securing him as a permanent citizen Home Cured .The Harris meat market now naa a complete line of their famous bome oured, breakfast bacon and hams. Our old customers know what this means. A sample order will convince all of tbe superiority of our home cured meat, Harris Meat Market, WOOD WOOD WOOD . 280 corda of good, dry wood, four foot or 16 inch Full corda N w is the tim tn get yonrwood. We deliver it to your house. Just Phone us. . , Special Price on Five and ten Cord Lots . . . . The La Grande Pawnbrokers Corner Fir and Adams Remember we stlM buy andgselTaU kinds irv ,., of Second Hand CoodsJt J J rhone 158) ;" Os-te-op-a-thy DISEASES OF THE BLOOD It declares that diseases of tbe blood other than those due to germs from without are cbargeabie to ihv impli ed condition of one or more of tbe bodily organs; and that such impaired condition is due to an interrupted blood or nerve en pplv to that organ wbicb must be restored to bring back health, LOST On streets of La Grande a small gold faced watch with ladies fob with letter N on ch'arm Finder will please leave at this office and recieve reward. Public Sale - 320 acres Finely Improved farm, 280 aores plow land, I40 acres in fall grain new two atory bouse 28x28, good bars and 2 granorle, 15 shares in ditch. Only 4 miles from Island City. Farm machinery included only $25.00 per acre half cash. Also 6 room house, large barn and half block of land 2 blocks from Coart Hojso at 11100 a 6nap. . G H Powers The Minnesota Land man, 81ater Block W 11-17-1218 FURNITURE EMPORIUA We are now showing the mopt complete line of ' furniture ever displayed in this county A visit to our establishment will rep y you for here are to be found tbe latest in art and comfort A few HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS: ; Rockers from $2 to I67.5C, Morris chair a $12 to $26, Iron beds $3 to $23, Dining tables. Center tabler, all prices, Cbafliners 10 to 35 dollars, Bed room suits, beauties from 16 to 65 dollars, Folding beds, Lounges, Hall trees, Rugj Art Squares, Portier curtains, pictures, eto Tbe above is only a suggestion and comprise tbe latest cretinous, E. ANDROSS HOUSE FURNISHINGS Phone 9-1 Residence Phone 367 1202 Adams Ave ' BOSS Meat Market iStellwell & Vandermuelen, Proprietors. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL - BUTCHEPS. Highest market price paid for all kinds of butchers' stock Hides, pelts and furs. Also chickens & poultry. i Hi ' '. 1 IF WE m FIT YOUR FEET 1 Dinner for Two depends for its success upon three things. First yoor companion, second the dinner, third the aervioe. Yon pick oat the companion, we supply The Dinner and Service If you do yoar part as well as we do oars, the meal will be on of the bright episodes in yoar life. We are ready for the test whenever yon are. MODEL RESTAURANT J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT weekly Meal You will never be ashamed to show them, my line of Shoes comprise Moderate Priced and High Priced ones. I carry no poor goods. Every pair ' I sell is worth the price charged, and is guaran teed, Can you aftord not to trade with me? lean save you money. A A m a Tripoli Cash.,... .?4.3U I Quality SHetr Siqre T. M. STUBBLEFIELD. Your shoes repaired in up-to-date Style. p m ca00i' : v ti JUST A WORD AS A REMINDER Our holiday Glassware and Chinaware has begun to arrive and we are in a position now to show $ a very complete line. stoves Gme in and see them Our Heating Stoves are fright in PRICE, KIND, SIZE, STYLE, ETC - s Look fthem over. The Golden Ruc Company 1308-1310-1312 Adam Avenna T-argest Store Smallest Prices' f 01 - ' ' 1 if 1! it. 'V: t ' ' ' :t .-4j.,,