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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1908)
rtjf FAGEB- PAGE FOUR. ETENHJG OBSERVER, LA GBAJTDE, OREGOX, FRIDAY. JANUARY SI, IMS. r; V V ?. , .... , , . Our customers are invited to call at our store and examine the largest line of Valentines ever before shown in Eastern Oregon. Our stock consists of everything in the valentine line from the five cent line to the beautiful crea tions which cost $6.00 and more. Never have had such a varied assortment. It will pay all who delight in the beautiful to call at the store and see this splendid art exhibit. - NEWLIN LA GRANDE DRUG CO. OREGON N0RT1I POVDER HE ; North Powder, Jan. 11. (Special.) Following la a report of the treas urer pf orth Powder, from, the time of the incorporation of the town about five years ago; 1 7433.lt amount of the whole; S8C0O for llciuor licensee $575,311 fer ft nee. ahowa,, etc; t20 county ' road tax; ' (641.01 amount paid out; $70 (as engine; $1500 for marshal; $1700 for miscellaneous; $1150 city hall; $1500 for ditch; $315.- 3( balance on hand. DESERT FILING LIVELY. . tV .M-4-M " JEWELERS AMD OPTICIANS i We wish to call your attention to our REPAIR DEPARTMLNT We are better prepared than ever to do first class work. If you have a watch that does not give you satisfaction, oring ; it to us and we will guarantee we can fix it. Diamonds reset'or mo anted in new mount ing is one of our specialties. All our work guaranteed and promptly done. ' ! e will save you money SIEGRIST & CO JzYV'LERS AMD OPTICIANS $ 4 SU'Huoriwxrul Applications and Seven Rejected Ytwterday. Filings on the .Hermiston govern ment irrigation project are lively, but successful filings are less spirited. Commencing with yesterday morning filings have been coming in by mall nd through personal appearances, but out of 13 filings yesterday only six were accepted. Ten more mall filings were rejected by the local of ficials. Tho desert lands subject to entry- Is included in four townships,' and the only reason for rejection is that filings were made on land not within the allotted districts. All applicants ire from Hermiston, where the land is located. Those who were successful yester day are: S. Stroheeker, Thomas Mar ital, P. O. fcuncroft, J. H. Reed, Hough C. Frazler, Robert E. Allen. WOODALL AT WALLA WALLA. . THEATER WILL CLOSE," WOOD Two car loads of No. I dry wood Just received. None better ever offered in La Grande. Delivered promptly. Phone Main 6. either phone. GRANDE RONDE GASH COMPANY Uul'l Situation Not Solved, But Own en Will Abide Tlieir Time. The Electric thcatr Is to be closed 'tending a tangible solution of the present electric light famine. (Man ager Sherwood has found the prob .im nf continuing his business under -xistlng light conditions altogether unsolvable and will keep the doors closed for the time being. With the appearance of electricity In the city the doom will swing open on better subjects than ever before. The amusement institution Is hero to tay and temporary light stringency .8 not going to remove It to other lo cations. E. R. Hurt well, acting manager ol .he Electric theater during Mr. Sher wood's absence, has gone to Salem to look after business matters. Donate to Wliltmun. Walla Walla, Wanh Jan. 31. The first contribution toward the new lepartnient of engineering which If to be established Ht Whitman college. ihs been made by Gilbert Hunt, head of the Gilbert Hunt Manufacturing ompany of Walla Walla. He has resented to the department of wood working an Egan planer valued at $700. The machine will be of great alue In the department of carpenter ing and wood working, having a 21- nch bed and driven by belt from dy namo. It Is expected (hat many othet manufacturers and men of wealth Mil be glad to make similar contrlbu lions towards the training of the .'u iure engineers of the northwest. Advertised Letters. Bertha Conner 2. Mrs. Mabel Goodwin. Miss Violet Lonelell. Mrs. T. C. Moore. , Mrs. Susie Runyon. f Miss Viola Verlcn. O. L. Braundage. J. Bulllngton. , J. M. Donavan. C. W. Fox. if l Oene Hoyle. , j Clarence Hitchcock. ' Anton Hill. A. C. Harvey. ' Harold Hansen. " E. A. Lewis. ; . A. Lyman. Master Bob Llvermor. T. J. Hlllspaugh. Joe Williams. ? K. C. Wilson. O. M. RICHEY, Postmaster. Please note, that our store will be found on the alert and always ready to meet our customers with the b.st goods to be hvl and our prices yon will ahvtt.-s the foods fie h and properly bought; hence, you receive the benefit of our experience and prices whe. -on become our cus tomer. Your fti. . tomeis. Your ;. -nu- ':verthorn Mack. Corner ilnn More. I'ulon County -Stan . Remonstrating With Ixiputy IVirvstiT Over inu . The Walla Walla Union said yes terday: '. . Representing th. Union , County (Ore.) Stockmen's association, . J. .1 Woodall of Summervllle. waa la the city yesterday remonstrating . with Deputy Forester J. H. BchmlU over the allotment of : grazing, lands In that part of the Wenaha national fori, est reserve in Union county, clal try ing that the stockmen residing east of the Blue mountains should be al liowed to run cattle en the west side of the mountains and thereby secure the advantage of early pasturage! which they do not hrve on the erjt side. A similar remonstrance waa made last year and some concessions were granted them by Mr. Schmltz. Not satisfied with the arrangement they took the matter to the head forester's office In Washington. D. C but from there the matter was referred to Mr. Schmltz and they were re fused their requests. Although Mr. Schmltz' made the al lotments as equal and just for all on possible he practically agreed yester Jay to grant some changes In the reg ulations made "at flrrt. T ue of the west side of the mountain ranee will be given the Btockmen of that lo cality from April 1 to May 13. T.it "...In wilt thpn ti.n r- 1 placed on the east side of the moun tains which will by that time be good pasture. The range on the west side will be "-otint until June 10 to give it time to grow when the sheepmen will pasture there the remainder of the season. ' Tbe Meetings. The sbeclal meetings in t. . . j-..-!., u-iit ntinue inuna 01 vuiiat n... - i Sunday. About 60 have united with the congregation. The Bible school and young people's society have made fine growth. Preaching this evening, also Sunday. Reception Monday eve nlng. j , payments If tai Central REAL ESTATE Loan cosimm- over , SION COMPANY. K ymi wsnt to sell your property. 1M with us. We sell more real es tate than anybody.' I.o t list with unless you really want to sell, because to llt with us means to sell. REAL ESTATE. LOAN COMMI-; 8ION CO. ; Palmer House for Kale. ! We offer for sale the Palmer House at a remarkably low price, and easy WANTED Position as bookkeeper r M.rir hv a lady. 'Phone Diacs gf. HAY, v " GRAIN, WOOD We have in stcck a lot of fine timothy, wild, grain and alfalfa hay, bought before the price advanced. We are selling this hay at low price, quality guaranteed. , We buy and sell oats, barley and mill stuff of all kinds.' We'll sell flourat lower price than others. Try us. We are closing out our wood business. Have about 1 00 cords left Get some at a reduced price before it is all gone. t NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned have filed In the county court of Oregon for Union county, his final account as administrator of the estate of D. B. May, deceased, and that said court has fixed Tuesday, March 3, at 10 o'clock a. m., as the time and the court house In La Grande, Oregon, as the place for bearing all objections thereto and set tling the same. Dated this 30th day of January, 1908. B. T. MAY. Administrator of the Estate of D. B. May, Deceased. THt KtAL ESTATE, AND COMMISSION CO. t r a I 1 LOST Gold brooch with 4 pearls and diamond, between Dr. Richardson's and W. L. Brenholts' residence, on P street; liberal reward for ret :rn to Mrs. A. L. Richardson. j REDUCTION ,N WALL-PAPER I 20 to 40 Per Cent i. The choicest things in wall deoorations ever shown t I in La Grande at Ihe lowest prices ever effered. 1 FEBRUARY I to 15 FEBRUARY I I I $ Wc are making this effer in order to reduce our 1 present stock before the arrival of our sprirg shipments. O. F. COOLTDGEH A GREAT in 2 BEGINNING REMNANT 9 Peoole SAL SALE ii ! The sales of the past season have left us with a great many short lengths in our piece goods depart ments. These we have gathered together and MARKED DOWN TO WHAT WOULD SEEM BELOW THE BOTTOM OF POSSIBILITY. The lot fills a number of large tables in our store and includes ALMOST AN EGOLESS VARIETY OF CAUCOES, OUTINGS, FLANNELETTES PER CALES, COTTON and WOOL DRESS GOODS SILKS LACES, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS. ' if 5 I AT ABOUT HALF THE REGULAR PRICE line eopies- LA GRANDE, ; ; by? o?c;v
