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I PASTIME' 1 HE AIRE
PASTIME STOCK CO.
"Chick, the Mountain Waif." Saturday
"Fogg's Ferry" Sunday
MATINEE, Saturday, 2:30 .
PRICES Evenings, 25c. Matinee 10 and 20 cents.
..TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
LOST Light geld cuff llnlu Suitable
reward If returned to this office, (tf)
I rlman maintenance men, and the offi-
. cials of the O. R. & N. department
IXXAIj rTBMB. . who yeBterday Inspected the Joseph
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R. M. Oliver left this morning for
Durkee on a brief business trip. ,
Engineer Pete Thiesen and son re
turnd this morning from Portland.
Mrs. Richards of Union, passed
through the city this morning to visit
her son who resides near Enterprise.
Superintendent of motive power' on
the O. R. & N. Graham came up from
Portland this morning.
"Uncle" George Hansen, of the Telo
raset helper service, is in the city
under the care of Dr. Moore.
William Miller and Harry Stoner,
vent up the river this afternoon on
a short fishing trip.
Editor Sclbird of the Union Repub
lican, drove over this morning and
spent the day in the city.
E. C. Mohler who makes La Grande
his headquarters, left for Union where
he will interview those' who need
glasses.
. Davijt, tfdda.rd one of our accom
modating city 'mall carriers, who ts
interested In thoroughbred chickens.
Is now preparing several coops to ex
hibit at the coming fair.
Ralph Reynolds one of our young
wide awake farmers began this week
to put in several of his' registered
hogs, horses and colts in-shape for
exhibits for the fair this fall.
W, R. Courtrlght and family, and L.
C. Courtrlght and family are expected
to arrive this evening from the Al
berta country to make their home in
this valley. 1 .
J. G. Price, V. J. Walker of Baker
City and George R. Lyman, left this
mnminr for Union where they expect
o buy a saw mill in the park. If they
if succeed thev will reconstruct the pres
ent road running from the park to
Telocaset and short the distance from
12 to 8 miles to which place the pro
duct of their mill will be .shipped.
Ed Winkler is now temporarily run
ning as brakeman on the Huntington
Pendleton run. . '
Henry Brill has brought the first
commercial huckleberries of the sea
son from Fox Hill.
T. E. Reynolds drove over to Un
ion this morning to take Mr. Town
ley, one of the Hill-Grande. Ronde
Reservoir board of arbitration to his
home
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Martin, of
Vnli W(- hio ivniiir fnr Wnllnwa
fouuty on au outing. Mrs. Martin,
"w "no JUi Ultri lj .'initio '""
lias been visiting M'ss Emma Clark
for a few days. .
The .Sti!)dgiass grocery store is the
first in t he city to install an ell'ctrlc
coffee mill. It grinds any desired
fineness, ro(Jt $215. and is quite an
attrjutloii to any store fixtures.
President John Collier of the Coiu
nifrrial dub is enjoying a visit rrom
li's relathes, Edward Collier and the
Misses Ella and Sarah Collier of Illi
nois. They arrived last evening :fMl
"Will stay here a few weeks.
Julius Kruttschnitt, king pin of Hn
branch line arrived dc" !
of night and were going west at an
early hour.
J. M. Sullens of U. S. F. S. regis
tered at the Foley.
air. ana Mrs. unn Bommers came
up this afternoon and leave this
evening for Portland and Seattle.
' Miss Daisy Starr of San Francisco,
who has been visiting, her pareu's
in Joseph returned this afternoon.
Lowry Halloway, an insurance ad
juster, with headquarters in Spokmc-
is here today, the guest of fri?i:Js.
Mr.' and Mrs. Samuel Cochran who
went ' to Imbler last Wednesday was
there for Pioneer Day returned home
this afternoon. '
Mr. and Mrs. Turner who have
been camping at the mouth of Wal
lowa river for an outing have re
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. SherwooJ W.illiawi
eft this morning to join the Looking
Ghss colony to a week.
LOST Bundle of laundry, marked
T-CO. Finder please leave at the Ob
server office.
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MESSENGER SERVICE call Red 1842
for prompt response. (J23-h23.)
FOR SALE Royal Ann cherries. Will
deliver or call at farm.
W. V. CARBINE,
Phone Home 9".
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PLUMS
Mine Rumored Sold.
It Is rumored that the rich Luat
Cabin Placer mines on the Imttnha,
owned by Joseph parties, have been
sold. We have been unable to net
th particulars, but it is understood
that the price paid will reach the
7-figure mark. This will be ono of
the largest mining deals ever made
in this mining district. Joseph Her
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SOCIETV.
About forty young people- were
guests lust evening at the Fegles'
camp oh the Grande Ronde near the
Handley residence. The hostesses
maintained a huge bon fire and amuse
ment of various kinds during the
course of the evening. Refreshments
were served, consisting, of coffee and
sandwiches. Social life at this pop
ular camp is brisk, and though a con
siderable distance from the city, ev
ery night finds old and young, boys
and girls, risking the perilous Journey
by foot. The hostesses at last night's
camp fire were: Misses Ethel Gulling
Frances Massee, Gertrude Ralston,
Edna Wissler, Leon Wade and Georgia
Stewart of Pendleton.
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E. POLACK, Prop.
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tight in Conneciion Wfi
William Ash has returned from Se
attle where he spent several days
with friends taking in the fair. Mr.
Ash states that the fair is drawing
.large n limbers from the east.
Ed Rumble who has been in Joseph
and other points in Wallowa county
looking after the wool business, re
turned today. He states that he has
matters in shape so he will be at
home the greater, portion of the timi
from this on.
Doctor W. D. McMillan leaves to
night for Spolcane to make a filing
on the government land either at
Spokane or at Coeur d'Alene. fie
will return In a few days, and w.'th
his wife, proceed to Portland aa.l Se
attle.
W. M. Kennedy has returned from
Missoula, Montana, where he took u
chance on securing a tract of govern
ment land.
Attorney V B. Sargent leaves io-
nlght for Spokane with the expecta
tion of securing a piece of reserva
tion land.
McFurland After WolgUNt
CHICAGO. July 22. Packey Mc
Farland this afternoon announced
he has accepted a challenge of Ad
VVolgastthat he would fight him as
soon as he is willing," if he is able
to make 133 pounds, three hours be fore
the gong.
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- -He v burn Against Free Hide.
WASHINGTON. July 24. With
Heyburn and Warren practically the
only senators protesting against the
removal of duty on hides, the tariff
conference committee decided today
to- take a final vote on the leather
schedule Monday.
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Royal Bakery
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THE .
BUST
Indians Will Bow.
SEATTLE, July 24. American In
dian will make a bid for supremacy
against his white brother at the ex
position on AuguBt 28, when a pick
ed crew of eleven Puget Sound In
dians in a canoe will race the Uni
versity of Washington.
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Shoes Repaired
A wsjr Newspaper.
The Observer excels in real "news."
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Two first class workmen.
All work turned out with
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Dr. W. D. McMillan
Painless Dentistry
Grande National Bank Bldg,
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Good dollies
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, either
they clothe them, 'ttls true bntthey certainly dont dress them.
And That's Where This Storel
comes in!
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.
KXCLUIVENESS AND EXCELLENCE IN HATS AND HABERE
DASHERY.
If you care for clothes excel- lence, Sir, come here!
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roffner,s
Clothes of Quality
GEORGE PALMERt President C. S. WILLIAMS, 2nd Asst Cashier.
F. J. HOLMES, Vice-President W. H. BRENIIOLTS; Asst. Cashier"'''
F. L. MEYERS, Cashier.
La Orande National Bank
, Of La Grande' Oregon ' ' V .
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS SI70.0UO
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
, , DIRE TORS . :..
M.' Berry J. DJJMatheson F.J.Holmes JF. M. Brykit
C. C. Pennington F. L. Meyers Geo. L CleaverJ
W. L. Brenholts Gtorg Palmer
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OFFERS 20,000 ACRES AT $35 PER ACRE, AD
JOINING THE TWIN FALLS TRACT. EASIEST
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TRY.
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Realty Company
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