La Grande evening observer., December 23, 1908, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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WATCH OUR
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BARGAINS
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If you see Siegrist & Go.'s name on the box, you know it is good. Quality is our first thought. Our price is "guaranteed to be
from 10 per cent to 33 1-3 per cenl lower than any other store in Eastern Oregon. 4C0 watches on tale for the next 4days at East
erncatilojue prices. Ourlineof Diamonds, Rings, Scarf Pins, Brooches, Hat .Pins, Necklaces, Silverware, Flatware , Clocks, Gut
Glass and" hand-painted China, is the best ever brought to Union Gountjv The best engraving in La Grande' FREE' the' "balanco- of '
this week. Store open till 9 p.. m. every evening until after Cht istmas. .We will save you money. ,
Mailorders Given QfllEfvWflW f ffl Largest Jewelry Store i
Prompt Attention) :;9-:: ::;,::;:::i In Eastern Oregon ij
Daily Observer 65c per Month
Sueufcti little, mtetl at that puce December If ana
The O. K. N. Co. hag made a spe-l 17, for the round trip of .S0. Tick
.mi rite to Vale for the Oregon and eta will be on sale December 16, It
Idaho Development confreee,
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which and 17. Final return December 21. ,
: Quick Transfer i CEMENT WORK
, SAME OLD KIOHV. '
Cupid Victorious After li!;-:jr-Fiur
' Year of Struggling.
For Rapid Delivery Seivke
Call Up ,
4 WILLCOCK BROS. ;
We are in position to do any
kind of transferring... Give us a
trlul ordor. Calls answered day
er night. ' -'Phones:
Day, Red 761.
Night, Black 1271.
All kinds of Cement ....
Concrete work,
CONCRETE
1 BUILDING CLOCKS
CEMETERY WORK;
No contract too large or
If too small. ;
i Satisfaction Guaranteed
if It. L. ROBERTS
I ' lPH0NE BLACK 882 i
I THE LATEST AND PRETTIES1
Holiday Gifts
COLLARS, BELTS. PURSES
TOYS and BRIC a BRAG
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. E.n.wiiLM 6r CO.
ADAMS AVENUK
WASHING MACHINES
Do your washing at home
I and save money as well
as the ' clothes. ASK
SCHEURER ABOUT THE
PRICE
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fi C. Scheurer.
Agent for Wallowa and Union County
PHONE BLACK 1571 f
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LAUNDRY
Done
The Way You Want it done
i ' PHONE MAIM 7
A. B C. Laundry
BURGER and SEVERSON
Friday night one of our pioneer
business men, ! Qua Bengeldorff will
leave for San Francisco, where, upon
s arrival he will be married to Aug-
l ata WIeck. Durln all thtse 24 Vcars
in which Mr. Bengelderff has been
identified .with the political and bust- if t
mini interests of this city, has anyone J
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hold hidden within his bosom all these
years a silent, though chtiishud spot
for 0110 wl)os memories of 32 yar
ago was upper most? Oue .. August
inoi uing, in 11s76, the spirit 'of unrest
uecume so strong that nothing but a
(tip to the fur away west could satialy
iiia nature and ho bade his Sheboygan
iriends good-bye. W ithin a few years
.cutis ceased to How froia the old
home scenes and even she, whom he
will soon meet, moved to another lo
cution, and for more than 20 yeurs
neither knew where the other was.
liy thance, early In February this
year, a friend of the old home in Wis
consin, passed througft this city, and
while at the depot1 ascertained that
.vir. Berigeldorff resided here, and sent
hirn his card. Gus, within a few weeks
wrote him a letter, and..,, the . reply,
among other things, contained thu
Knowledge that the sweetheart of his
youth had recently returned to She
boygan to make her home. This knowl
edge rekindled the fires of old, and
Mr. fcengeldorff wrote her a letter,
enclosing his photograph. Spon a re
ply was reeclved, and another photo
graph was enclosed. The itory has
been the same throughout ! all the
ages. Mr, Bengledorff experts to re
turn With his bride about January 8,
and they will occupy rooms upstairs in
the brick which he has owned for
many years. The lady wltt fce i:i-.y
received by the many friends of ter
husband, for if Gus Bengeldorff has
an enemy in this city, no one knows
h. . one auu an nope tfiese( years ot
waiting will only add thai greater
pleasure to balance of theiri lives.
1 La Grande, , Ore. Phone
; . . Main 9tr, ?
Real Estate and
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Loans, Fire and
Life Insurance
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' COLLECTING AGENCY
Af. B. LorigDisXaMeCoU
lection a) Spedalty v : :
riucD mpivi i ju naitr. rn
A VILIt IILIIUIF w
: THE 5
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Own Your Water System
And Be I ndependent
A Well' Will Solve The ' Problem
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Twooty-flve yean experience In the well-drilling buslnetM enables
me to do yow work properly and economically. I am prepared to
drill to any depth. L ' " ''
Broke Into Cars.
The case that Is occupying the cir
cuit court's attention today s that of
the State of Oregon against James
Plover, who is Jointly charged with
George Howell, with breaking into a
box car at Huntington and stealing
merchandise, says the Baker Herald.
Prosecuting Attorney W. !S. Levens
represents the state, and is assisted by
C. A. Johns, railroad attorney, with H.
E. Courtney defending those charged
with the crime.
There have been few cases that have
brought forth as large exhibits in the
way of testimony, for several boxesof
underwear and shoes that are alleged
to have been stolen by the two men.
Among the merchandise are several
suits of fine silk underwear, high
grade shoes and numerous other arti
cles. The prosecution seems to think
It has a clear case and no lack of ef
fort on Its part is being shown. j
Married. ;
This afternoon at 3:30 at the home
of the bride's parents, Judge Henry
united O. C. Olsen and Ml Hannah
Larson In holy matrimony. 'The young
people are both resident of La
Grande and will continue to make this
city their home. Acrordln to Judge
Henry's record this is the 36th couple
he ha made man and wife since be
coming county Judge.
FOR REXT Furnished front room:
mocVrn: one. block from postofflce.
'fliwoa to Black 42.
Is almost here. Let us
do your
LAUNDRY WORK
beginning January 1st
Think about this
CHERRY'S NEW j
LAUNDRY
"Best by Test"
BOW PHONES !
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ASK ME FOR PARTICULARS. AJID , REFERENCE RE
CARDING WELLS I DRILLED 1 IN THIS COUNTY
I D. M. HUNT, La Grande?
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BREAD
SKATING
RINK
Wcw Armory Hall "
. HUNLOCK 0 MATLOCK, Proprietors
Open every week night at 7 o'clock. Satuf-
afternoon; 2 to 6. First clas musk by our t
Nlilitaiy Band Organ. Lady beginners will
be furnished with free skates on Friday af-'
ternoons, 2 to 5.; A cordial int'rtation to all !
x Good order assured
ALL SKATES, 25 Cents
i GALLERY FREE
! There is a cliff-
! erchce in bread.
Have you tried
ours yet? If you
have not, you
should. You may
ne missing some
thing.
OBORQE PALMER, Preident W. H. BRENH0LTS Ast't Cashier
t J. M. BERRY. Vice President C. S. WILLIAMS, 2d Ast't Cashier
i F. L MEYERS Cashier
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ROYAL BAKERY
La Grande National Bank
Of La Grande, Oregon
CAPITALS AND SURPLUS $160,000
UNITED! STATES DEPOSITORY
.DIRECTORS
J. M. Brrj A. B. ConUy F. J. Holmet :sji F. M.
C. C. Pennington F. L. Meyers Geo. L Clavr
W.'; L BrenholU Gtorgt Plj"r
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