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local, nuis.
ji. J. Duffy one of the pioneers of
Cove spent Sunday in the city.
Fireman Hopple has gone to Pleas
ant ValRv to relieve Fireman Ebel'.
Press Lewis went to Union today
on business matters.
Frank Kilpatrlck has returned froa
a visit to the Willamette valley.
j. A. Nelson, of Durkee, ia in La
Grande today on land office business.
C. S. Van Duyn returned last nigat
from an extended vacation at Sea
side. , ,
Postmaster and Mrs. C. N. Lewis,
0f unpaid, spent Sunday in the coun
ty seat.
Miss Pauline Lederle is enioying a
ell-earned vacation by attending
the Seattle fair.
Conductor Mytenger and Brakeman
Ed Cross of the Pilot Rock run were
Sunday visitors here.
Freight Engineer J. A. Brown is
laying off and conductors Wade and
Kerr are on the sick list.
John Mcllaffey returned last night
to Mountain Home, iuaho, ai'ier a
weeks' visit with relatives.
Mrs. C. W. Wellman left today for
Portland and Seattle, intending to be
gone most of the summer.
Engine No. 352 is back'from Alblim.
as good a3 new. Engine 362 went to
Allina today for overhauling.
"Dad" Moon the pioneer engineer
ou the road, spent Sunday in La
Grande. He is on the Pilot Rock run.
Conductor Fergus has f a Jo3t;pU
passenger run while O'llare is off and
Johnnie Ormon has Fergus' logging
train run.
George Qulmby who has been look
ing after business matters for several
day returned to Portland Sunday
evening.
Engineer E. Jackson of River Junc
tion, has gone to Seattle with his
family to spend a month in the Puget
Bound country.
Miss Eflie Baker and Miss Helen
Currey are visiting Mr. and Mr8. J.
W. Dickey, who reside a few mles out
from Baker City.
Mr. and Mrs. Atthinson of South La
Grande, left Sunday evening for Port
laud, Tacoma and Seattle, expecting
to be absent several days.
Archie McLaughlin was confined ia
the county Jail today to begin a sen
tence of thirty days for carrying con
cealed weapons.
Fred Swaney who has been at Hot
Lake for a long time taking treat
ments, spent Sunday In La Grande
with friends. He is considerably
better.
Conductor and Mrs. Frank O'Hare
and Mrs. J. P. Donnelly left Saturday
night for Seattle and Portland, in
tending to visit the fair.
Engineer George Parker has taken
the Baker City switch engine and En
gineer Dupes Is going to move to
Peasant Valley instead of Kameli as
first planned.
A. P. Bradbury, who possibly has
visited La Grande more times than
any one commercial traveler on the
road is here today interviewing the
trade.
kills Kirtley who. is now making
his home in Pendleton, spent Sunday
with his parents-Mr. and Mrs. M. H.
Kirtloy, returning on the evening
train.
Nrs. S. X. Bolton left Saturday for
I'fiulU'tun, where Bhe was joined by
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Heacoek, and the'
l)a''ty will spend several weeks in
Western Oregon.
'hriu Staikiand, of Cove, is in the
(it.v today. He states that he will
start cherry picking tomorrow. He
Is accompanied by Mr. Smith, lately
of Virginia, but now of Cove.
Mrs. "Doc' Harned and child, ac
Pompanied by Mrs. George Goode have
gone to Portland where Mrs. Harned
w,l Join her husband, who Is perman
ently loutied there as general yard
master. M. L. Carter who owns 4S0 acres of
'and between Cove and La Grande,
Dr. W. D. McMillan
rainless Dentistry
h Grande National Bank
Both Phones
Bldg.
6 ,U, the litr to. . He is niore
than pleased with the prospects for
f od "op this year and the prices
too, seem to be right.
Chief or Police Rayburn copped th
$la prize at the shooting gallery dur
Ing the free-for-all week. lIe 3 nor,
from even free-for-alls. His score
was a prfect one, six bullseyes.
Miss Gertrude Eakin, daughter of
Supreme Judge and Mrs. Robert Eat
in of Salem. Is visiting with Mr. an I
Mrs. R. H. Hanna this week.
Mrs. V. L. Rite of Lansing, Mich.,
arrived las evening to visit with her
son F. L. Rice who Is window trim
mer at the x. K. West store. Mr. Rice
was a traveling salesman with terri
tory on this coast, will join his wife
and son here in a few days.
Brakeman John Ormond has been
promoted to the conductor's service
out of here and after a long and faith
ful service as a brakeman. Though
a young man, he is ably fitted to up
hold his responsible position, and Is
already bearing the conductor's stra;).
Mrs. Johns of Downing, j0., and
Miss Nettie Hamilton of Meadville.
Mo., who have been touring the wes.
San Francsco, Seattle and Portland
included, and who have spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Couch.
1TEKLT 0 nSEItrriL LA BAXPE. OXr;l. MOTAY, JU.Y 19, 1.
weeks.
MUs Bertha and Gretta Dreuton,
of Bellview, Idaho, ar here vlsltinj
Mr. and Mrs. L, A, Pkkler. They
will remain for some time.
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wig uuiuiu.
-Mrs. Johns has not enjoyed gool
health, and yesterday was quite ill.
On this account Mrs. Couch returned
with her and will be gone about thro
ot!ce of Impounded .SIwV.
Notice a hereby gven that on the
16th day of July. 1909. I took while
runnning at large n o city of La
Grande. Oregon, the following de
scribed animals to-wit:
One brown horse about 14 years
old, weighs about 1250 pounds, three
white feet, white stripe in face, brand
I double lazy II on left shoulder,
shod In front.
Also one bay horse, about 8 years
old, weighs about 1250 pounds, white
spot In forehead, and white snip on
nose, three white feet, brand circle
S on right thigh, and I). J. D. com
bined on' left shoulder.
That I Impounded said animals In
the city of La Grande, Oregon, by
virtue of an ordinance thereof, and
(will unless the owner claims and
! pays the cost of such Impounding and
! keeping the Bald animals, at the ex
piration of ten days from the date of
jthls notice, I will advertise and sell
j said animals as provided by the Ordi-
nances of said city.
I Boi.c uiiu ilitCu ut 1-3. Cranio, Or:
jgon, this 17th day of July, 1909.
. '.. 1 L. RAYBURN,
; Chief of Police of the City of La
Grande, Oregon
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District Superintendent Gllliland,
who returned Saturday from the A.
Y. P., reports that the Union county
exhibits are receiving very favosa bl 3
attention and that Mr. Hall is certain
ly the man for the place, working all
the time and doing all in his power tu
bring his home oounty to tlw 'rout.
The Union county exhibit space is
the best In the Oicgou building, be
hi situated a', the entrance of Un
building and attracting the attent'vn
nf fill the visitors first. He also stit-s
hat the schools lave fine exhibits a '
ie receiving favorable mention.
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I Kingsley & Coger
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I All work turned out with
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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 youVe on the proper track.
C. C. PENINGTON & CO
GEORGE PALMER. President C. S. WILLIAM f, 2nd As st ashler.
F. J. HOLMES, Vice-President V. H. BREN1IGL.TS, Asr.t. Cashier
F. L. MEYERS. Cashier.
La Orande ftiationaS Bank
Of La Grande5 Oregon
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $170,000
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY '
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C. C. Pennington F. L. Meyers Geo. L. Clavr; .
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Men, as well as women, like to be well dressed, but many of them
don't know how to go about it. $
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they clothe them, 'ttis true butthey certainly don't dress tliem. , f
And That's Where This Storei
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We dress men well we spare no pains to do It
Clothes quality, these days, counts for as much as price In the
way of an inducement, when asking for patronage.
EXCLUIVENESS AND EXCELLENCE IN HATS AND HABER-j
DASHERY.
If you care for clothes excel-lence, Sir, come here!
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Clothes of Quality
The Idaho Irrigation Co. Ltd.
OFFEES 20,000 ACRES AT $35 PEE ACRE, AD
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