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TYEK1.V OBSERVER. LA CttAXfcC OMdG. UliDAV, JULY 1C, 1W!9.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
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: C. K. Thornton arrived home today
Enterprise. ....
sMrs. Pert IViJTiuan : and son.-Mflo;
J Pendleton, are visiting friends in
ie city. '
t Deputy Sheriff Lindgren, who has
pent couple of days in Elgin is
ome again.
Ed Rumble, of the Bolton & Bodmer
ompany, is home from a business
rip to Wallowa county. ;
I H. V. Dertrum, a lumberman of
jjortb Powder transacted business in
ia Grande this morning.
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Leo Brazee, of the Van Duyn Em
ployment agency, is attending to
jjusiness in Joseph today.
j Kngine No. 200 is back at the local
ihops after undergoing a general
iverhaullngr at Alblna.
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TesUmony Is being taeu today at
the land office in the case of tV
I'uited States vs. John II. Blunien
stein. The case is the result of a
charge brought by the Forest Reserve
people that Blumenstein had not lived
on the land, had neither established
nor maintained residence nor had he
cultivated, the land as required in
the Homestead law. The land in
question was put into the Forest Re-
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serve after the Homestead applica
tions va3 made. -
. C. H. Finn appeared for the' defen
dant and II. F. Jones special agent .
for the Forestry, appeared tor the
plaintiff. .Mr. Jones was assisted by
Thos. G. Sharman, another ForeBt
official. The testimony was taken
down by R. E. Hanna, court stenog
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oSherberts,
Sundays,
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i Jess Robins sustained a Berious
fruise on his hand while working on
n engine in the round house yester
day. A. J. Morris., general storekeeper
fjor the 0. R. & N., with headquarters
t Alblna, is in la uranae touay on
usiness. '
Geo. Owensby, a former resident of
le Grande Konae vauey, dui now or
ortland, is visiting old time friends
re for a few days.
J. T. Williamson returned last night
om Seattle where he had been at-
inding the A. Y. P. He reports hav-
g enjoyd his visit Immensely.
Mrs. Henry Rinehart, who with Mr.
inehart, returned last evening from
jtValla Walla, went on to Elgin this
orning where she will spend a week
ith friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Ilunlock and
hildren, left today lor Portlaud
here Mrs. Ilunlock will take treat-
nents for failing health. Mr. Hun
ock is connected with Matlock in
nanagement of the skating rink.
Mrs. J. C. Martin and little daughter
eturned this morning after a six
weeks' stay in Portland. Mrs. Martin
eft her daughter Mrs. C. G. Cum-
piings very much improved in health.
Carlock & Gilham, Insurance agents
epresenting the Germania Life, left
this morning for Wallowa. They will
Le gone a. week or two. Mr. Carlock
Is the supervisor of all of the agents
n Eastern Oregon. . '
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mackey, of Illi
nois, who have been . visiting at Al
bany, are In the city, the guest of Mr.
nd Mrs. Claude Mackey. They are
n their way to their home in the
last.
J Mrs. Sarah Long worth' Smith and
daughter Miss , Octaria, of Clearwa-
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tur, .Minn., arrived yesterday rrom se
. ttle and will visit with their daugh
ter and sister, Mrs. Upton H. Gibbn,
for a few weeks. ' ' '
Contractor Mars is today laying a
cement walk across Washington on
fthe north side of its intersection with
Depot street. " This is in compliance
with the determination to build per
manent cross walks where present
walks are decayed or insufficient.
The Fair Store is making quite a
change on the dry goods side of their
establishment by , running an addi
tional line of shelving through the
center, which makes it look like a
metropolitan department store.
W. A. Worstell returned last night
from Pendleton, where he had been
attending Mrs. Worstell while she un
derwent an operation for the removal
of a cancer. He reports that the
operation was entirely successful, and
that Mrs. Worstell was getting along
plendidly.
SOCIETY.
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One of the' most enjoyable recep
tions of the summer was tendered
yesterday afternoon at the Presbyter
ian manse, to Mrs. C. P. Wellman, who
in a few days departs for Portland to
spend .several weeks with her mother
aim men go to Seattle. The manse
was most artistically arraved. with
in, beautiful arrangements of sweet Wur Sin8 I'1"11'
peas and roses. Light refreshments! BERLIN, July 15. Only a contin
were served, and the receiving fim- ;ued occupation of the Island of Crete
tions were ably cared for by Mrs. S. ' bv fur powers of Germany, England,
W. Seemann the mistress of the ' Fr8,ce end Italy, .can prevent a dec
manse. The hours of the reception ' laration of war between Greece and
of a good repertoire company la the
personel of Mr. Strong's troupe.
la all companies, large and small,
where some of the people are stran
gers, evryone is a little nervous on j
the first night, but tonight things will
be settled down.
Miss Claire in "As Long as the
World Rolls On" received such an
ovation that she bad to respond with
an encore. Her voice is a rich fe
male baritone and it is Indeed a treat
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t ight in Connection
The
Royal Bakery
were from 3 to 5 o'clock and during
that time a large number of people
were guests. The reception was giv
en by the missionary society and the
mis3lon band. The latter organi
zation has been taught in Sunday
school hours by Mrs.
several years, and Mrs
heartily appreciative " of the honors
bestowed on her by her many friends.
Turkey, early in August, according to
information emanating from the Ger
man foregn office today. As the pow
ers ar determined to withdraw troops
from the ' Island this month, war
seems inevitable. Indications are
Wellman for : that figthlng will begin on the main
Wellman was land and extend to the island.
Pastime Stock Co. Makes Good.
Last night before a large audience
the Pastime Stock Co. presented "Ca
price" or "Dad s Darling" and the
verdict of everyone who saw the j
piece was that there is the making :
LOST Generator for carbide lamp on
road between Hot Lake and La
Grande. Finder pleiKae leave at the
Home Independent Telephone Co.
FOR RENT Suite of rooms for light
housekeeping: inquire of Mrs.
Swartz, phone Black 822.
HERMAN R0F.SCH, Prop.
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are about gone. But, t daily ,we, are 0
receiving shipments of Blackberries, g
Raspberries arid a few Logan- Ber-
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Vegetables
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Kingsley & Coqer
I Shoes Repaired j
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Two first class workmen.
All work turned out with
guaranteed.
dispatch and
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THE OLD PRESTON ssiUND.
When you buy goods of Penington, you
get a GUARANTEE. We guarantee them
perfect and if you find them otherwise you'll
get your money back. If you buy goods
at our store you're on the proper track.
C. G. PENINGTON & CO
GEORCE PALMER, President C. S. WILLIAM?. 2nd Asat Cnshier.
F. J. HOLMES, Vice-President W. H. BRENHOir3, Asst. Cashier
F. L. MEYERS. Cashier.
La Grande National Bank
Of La GraneV Oregon
CAPITAL AMD tStl.PUS $170,000
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
. dir:
M. Berry J. D.;Matheson
C. C. Pennington F. L.
W. L. Brenholts
F. J.Fo!mes ?. M. Brykit
Meyers Gee. L. C!eavrJ
George Palmar
IDAHO CMEY ACT LAND
The Idaho Irrigation Co. Ltd.
SSfaS frM444- HM4WMm
Wheat Reaches $1.29.
(IIICAGO, July 15-JuIy wheat
reached a new record today when It
went op to $1.29 bat declined. It
Is reported James Fatten holds 4,
0000,000 bushels of Jnly wheat, and
It attempting to repeat his coup of
a few weeks ago.
Reservation Openings.
For full Information regarding
Coeur d'Alene Spokane and Flathead
Pen!ng. send 25 cents for pamphlet to
P. Simons. NezDerce, Idaho.
Dr. W. D. McMillan
Painless Dentistry
La Grande National Bank Bldg.
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lothes
OFFERS 20,000 ACRES AT $35 PER ACRE, AD
JOINING THE TWIN FALLS TRACT. EASIEST
; KIND OF TERMS. LAND NOW OPEN FOR EN
TRY. .
Logan-Sherwood
Realty Company
men, as well as women, like to be well dressed, but many of them
don't know how to go about It.
The majority of clothing stores can't help them much, elther
they clothe them, 'ttis true butthey certainly dont dress them.
And That's Where This Store
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comes inl
We dresa men well we apare no pains to do It
uotnes quality, these days, counts tor as much as price In the Z
way or an Inducement, when asking for patronage.
EXCLUIVENESS AND EXCELLENCE IN HATS' AND HABER-
If you care for clothes excel- lence, Sir, come here I
Ash
Broth
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Clothes of Quality
SUMMER FICTION,
REFERENCE BOOKS,
RAILROAD BOOKS,
DICTIONARIES, BIBLES.
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