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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1905)
5 J: r e STAPLE AND FANCY Groceries Good Goods. Good Service Your trade 1b appreciated here ;AKER ' Adam Avenue B RO S. Phone 29. I ca Local It c3 i Who Has the Best G A N BY r 1 1 1 1 -I ,Why the jl Grande Drug Co., of course, Agents for F. F. Haradon & Son's FAMOUS CHOCOLATES Also at Paul's Ggar Store. Ask Others for them nitmumtttttttttttttttitttttt tt't SEED GBA.IN OATS, "WHEA.T, Bluesteam and Club BEARDLESS BARLEY BLUE BARLEY, MILLEEBD Baled Alfalfa, Wild and Timothy Hy COAL and WOOD Grande Ronde Cash Company, v Press Lewis Dean Crowe Phone 1801 New warehouse on JeSerson Avenue OIIHMtttttffttTTfTTlttf Tf TT T Attorney F 8 Ivaahoo to attending- supreme ooart at Pendleton. ' ... Mlse Beetle Eenry la In Portland where iba expeota to remain eeTeral weeks. Mra. Frank Toney, nee Qraee Uln- sey, la lath city risking bar parente. Her home la now In Baker City. Manas er Glroux, of the Hotel Som mer, left uua forenoon lor a anon cue. ineaa trip to Durkee, where hie brother ia in business. T Bonpe of Enterprise paaaed through the city laat night enraute for Boise City whete be goea to accom pany hie parents Mr and Mra Thorn aa Roupe, to Wallowa oounty where they will spend the Summer. ' C E Logsdon left thla morning with the expectation of making hto fntora home in Portland. Mowera a be stepped on board the oara be said that Grande Ronde waa ana. of the beet ooantrleaon earth and that atranger things had happened, If in the eoarse of a few montaa be returned. , , J John Collier, of the Golden Bole 8tore, returned thla morning from Portland, where ha went to meet rep reeentatiTea of an Eartern wholesale seems odd that preparations should bo made at this aaily data for Xmas trade. Mr. A J Hontx, and Mrs. Emm Honta, of Springfield, I1L, who ' hare beenrlaitlng at Loa Angeles and 4 Con dnotor Boats of the OBAN, the aon of Mr. Hontx, at Pendleton, left thla morning for their bom . Bar Frank Day, the Baptist minis ter of La Grande was in ton eity yes terday . and spent the day with Q L Hall of this city. Mr Day to on his way to 81 Louis to attend the Baptist anniversary which will be held In that city, and will be absent for three weeks Pendletoa Tribune. The Grande Sonde Lumber Co have their log drive to a point about eight miles above Hilgard and these recent rains give assurance that they will be able to get all their logs down. This tber did not expect until the past three days. . W H Brian is down from fitarkey today. He reports the grass on the range the best for years and these rains mean still more grass. Feaeb Bros, who were in the eity yesterday state that these rains mean that the wild ha) crop will be greatly In excess of expectation of what tber would have been prior to thto general soaking. - Neighborhood Club The Ladles Neighborhood Club met in their room May Sad. The new con stitution was read and adopted. 89 conies of the Woonan Easter Edition to the Bellingham Herald ware received and distributed among elub members.' Mra Carpy and Mra Hill bad charge of the program , , "An afternoon , with Eagena Field" , Boll call was answered by quotations from Eagena Field. Inst. Duet. "Spring Song" Piano, Mrs Lyle, Mandolin , Mrs Fred Gwey Extracts from Eagena Field's Prim THE WHITE JSTOG - . . .... -!t the White "" Rm Hires, bee i eJSO nave noooiyivw .w- supplies, garden hose, lawn mowers, bicycles and bicycle tundries. ! i- . - Now'ls the time to spray your orchard. I hare the sprayer that does the work:. MRS. T. It MURPHY, Hardwaie antl Jjwrtint; Goods, ' Ink i fth'i'f''srwsiigiT THE CONQUEROR TEL 3 A.1 Can give you 38 different styles in the latest Welch this space for Suit winnes A. T. HJB Won the $35 J. Donnley von the $25 Suit last Saturday Twe drawings on Sat May 6. Xj. ANDREWS HABEIIDASHEE AND TAILOR er...... ............By Members A talk on the life of Eagena Field.. Mrs Osborn , tMrs Hill Vocal Solo. ...... ."Little Boy Blue1 - Mra Bessie Geibel BeoiUUon "Seeing Things" -Mrs Ohanoey Kneora. "Eentuekv Philueoohv". . ...Mra Chancey BedUtion. .... ."For Oldtlmea SakV , Mrs BO Moore Vooaj Solo.... ...."A Fairy Lullaby" .Mrs Steger . Aa our aannal meeting cornea on May 30 (Decoration Day) it was do aided to postpone until May 31 at S p m. We were glad to welcome sev eral visitora. ". Calves Will pay cash Wanted (or young calves. W D GRAND Y, Phone 673. Poet offloe 392, La Grande Oregon. . Cabbage Plants Cabbage planta both early and lata. Will aell at reasonable rate. Prices according to quantity bought. . E W KAMMEREB, Adama Avenue. Buried Here This forenoon the remain! Charles Long were brought id1 from wll WaUa. and were interred fd the Odd Fellows cemetery at two u'alock . Mr Long lived at Touobet, Wash SBd bad been afflicted with bright'1 disease (or some time. Just two days before his death.' be was sent to the hospital at Walla Walla, but it was too late to aton the ravane oi lae areaa ui- sease, and be passed away night be fore last The deceased was seventy ne years of ap, end leaves behind lour daughters and one son to mourn his loss. The burial service were con ducted by tb Est Smith of Elgin. Captured, a Coyote Laat night the sons of Deputy Sheriff Tom Johnaon, nod Aaalatant Superin tendent T W Walsh, roundea up ooyete from the blllale and drove kirn Into town and Into Mr. Walsh's wood shed, where Mr . Johnson put an and to its evening song by a few weu di rected revolver shots. Aa a. demon atratlon of what La Grande boys capable of, thia la Just n little ahead of anything ao far reported. Mr. Job aon baa had many yea re evperlenoe in the sheep basiness. and therefore should know when be saya this waa full alied coyote. JfllSfT- . i - - A Tempting Dun ' Is a well cooked flab. That to If the flab la perfectly fresh aad Is served with the proper sauce. We are mora than careful about the fish we serve. Wa must know beyond all question how lesg It has been Out of the Water T1m m nranara It In our nana! Drat elaaa manner and It Is ready lor your enjoyment.. We pay last aa much at tention to our other lyianda. Old cuatomera will toll you we eook every, thing Just right. We would like to nave your opinion aieo M ODE L RESTAURANT J. A. ABBUOKLE, Prop. OPEN PAT AND NIGHT U50 We sea weakly Meal rTtrkstOaab MONEY SAVERS The First Bright Days of Spring remind the housewife of the ever recurring season when the home must be renovated and brightened up for the summer. There are always some ; new ' things in . house furnishings needed for this, and some expense must be incurred, rtie Golden Rule Go SEEDS SEEDS Jast receivtvl' Cat Load of Alfalfa Seed Bed Clorer, Timothy, Bed Top. All kinds of Grass tseds. Bulk Garden Seed, Bald Barley, Bye, Wheat and Oats KV.01-iyER IEFFERSON AVE. PHONE I57L As usual have some EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUES in these lines and CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Curtain swiss, per yard 10c to 45c Table Oil Cloth, per yard . 20c Nottingham lace Curtains, per pair 60c to $2.50 Window Shades, complete with fixtures 35c Ruffled . ' 75c to $2.15 Wire cloth, all widths, per foot 4c to 61 Bobbinet " M " - $1.65 to $475 An entire new line of Glassware, beautiful patterns Panel Curtains, eacn 50c to 75c Everything in Granitware and Cooking Utensels Bed Spreads, each 85c to $2.50 Everything in Dishes Mosquito Net, per bolt 50c THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY, 130 -1310-1312 Adami Avenue largest .Store r Smallest "Prices it. m
