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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1910)
' 1 1 : . - , . - .vv- - i 1 'i : ohn Able of Flora made mestead proof at tie land day. - final office -J.1 (VltO- a - rX Home" OneeiLs atil' a .Tnrk , - , Agair. Hia' (pathe) IT M. SHERVOOD, Mgr. "TTt I P. MasBee is recovering 'frnm a violent attack of tonsilitls, which has been -botheIng him a frequent inter vals during the winter. Attorney. C., a; Finn i here from Portland to take part in the contest ed administrator's, report now being heard in the probate court here re garding" the Bertah Sommer estate. 10c- and to the SW 1-4 HE 4 SecUon 12. Tp 2S B. 35, E, W. M. be cut off I- AFTEB 35 OE?. DATA. LO( ii .Tfis. O 6 o 9 I. Sweetzer of Eugene is a La i visitor today, i th strawberries -with Ice cream R. V., Varnum of Potashe, Mich,, Is now employed as expert soda man t - at the Silverthorne drug store.. He is an expert in his line and has a new variety of fizzes. , ' M. L. Watts of Athena, 0. H. Gard ner and Ella Beuslck of Hamilton. Minnie Hall of Gaurdian, all made application for Isolated tracts at the land office today. ; Mrs. J, D. Snol grass made application for a home stead. ... . ".'-''' J. T. Williamson, secretary of the pioneer association, has called vice presidents and committees of rhe as sociation to meet at the commercial club rooms next Friday at 2 o'clock. Ja Grande will have the annual pic nic this vear but the date is to l set next Frll?.y. - and extinguished ana th same be de creed tu pialauff HObolutely; for her costs and dlsaurnuiuennf nureia jmd j for. general relief. , , ' ; fbih mum pJolKbtd by vir tue ot au oni fj, ,ui.as and vMtred by Hon. J .. ivMxicc, jyJiett u, the uiiue au.'.eo uiuru ai Chamber, in La Grande, Orepon." en the 4th daj of February. IV 10. which Order dl rected the servKre of this summonfc upon yon by puieatton .lor a period of six coneecstive week in. the La JJIACOCX Grande R-ening Observer, a uewspa- government promises explicit Talon County Firms Being Quhued by the Government Offices ' . V A voluminous ; amount of data is being fathered t la' Untoi' county, by the department of census at Wash ington. The line of questions sent out for answers pertain entirely to the business of every cencern In the county and must be answered. The se- ner mibitahed at La Grande. Union , County. OreKon. First publication Febiuay 25, 1S10. 1 DENHAM. Attorney for Plaintiff Feb 25, Mar. 4-11-' 8-25. Apr.. 1-8. NOTICE FOB ITHLU ATIOX. C. S. Laud OiTicc at La Grande, Ore gom iauuary Uh. Witt. Notice is hereby pi ven that Adolpl crecy. Two large Dianas are oeing sent out to be filled In by the mana gers and owners of various establish ments. This data Is an essential ad junct to the census department and should be answered with accuracy and dispatch. . Oolj ( t nutrlst la Ualen Co, who ' a . t . ' t prinas tut owu lennrn. t Why wait several days to get a new lens when you break yours. I am- the only optometrist in Union County so ' equipped as to duplicate your lenses in less that three or four days.";!' can duplies te 'any lens In a few minutes without your prescrip tion. Offices over Newlins Drug Store. HEACOCK'S GLASSES FIT ASK ANYONE. Lt&ea Attention . Douse clearing Cm a li kere. For got fee eld way ef wbJjJpIflg yoor carpets. 'Save half tHe cost and all of the work by getting the Vacume House Cleaner. Ckana everything from floor to celling. Carpets, Rugs,. unholstered Furniture, Eedding, Cur-r tain, etc, thoroughly cleaned. Up holstering, mattress making and. fur niture repalrelng nicely and neatly done. For estimates call at 106 Fir Street or Phono Red 3941. S-7-tf. , J. M. BOWLSBY. Prop.. . I nacii (UninMB ullnwnAkA rif thA BKin ftnn r . . f n .1 H Amaa. ann. I ' on January 3d. 1905. made Homeirteart Entry No. 14ti:s8. Srtal Ko- 0432b for SE 1-4 NE 1-4. ! SB H. Sec. 17. NE 1-4 NK 1-4. Section 20 Townshln 4 South. RaK East. ! Chamberlain's Stomach and LiverTableU invariably bring relief to women sufieriog from chronic comttipation, headache, bilious- ness, dizti dyspejwia. BARGAINS t). C. Finkelsnburg. generr.1 f"hie.' engineer, and O. B. Jacobs, gensrrJ A. Rowland a iliia Tfiorning. 11. Newort, one o! L. Brant'.en and PJ C. K'.dstcn, Since men for "Cousm Kate,"- were be city this mornini transacting ness d Mrs. Gfo. Were in lac the leadlns manager of the firm that will con struct the Irrigation project on lower Powder valley tor me bihw. are in the city today transacting bus lness. They have made arrango- owners of HermtBtifn Is here to- rments to start construction soon. Mp8rs. W. L.. uraiiiiuu , k v. KidRtrm nre in La Grande doing the publicity work for Miss Jeanne Rub sell who is coming to the Steward nnem hnuRP next "Monday night in "Cousin Kate." Mr. Brandon' reports nr imclfl (.Vi hft on1 i ; ago that it was booked by Ethel Bar ; rymore. There Is still ' a great deal ! of interest attached to fir.' and Mrs. H. J, vvninniPtre Meruiwn. ba tilwt notice-. of intention to mnketiTral Five Year , Proof, to establish rAitri to the lanij above desi-ivrwrt. b?for me Keister pnd Reciver. United Srates Lann the . I lath day ot warrn. iij. CtHim-'t nHft wUnewes: : 'ohn Shililtiit. A t Henry 3. Rehfn. lames Fbllline (Pred Pohiman. bll of La Orand Orepon. F. C. BHMWET.T. Register- I Murphey of Notice to Water Consumers J. E. Foley. Mn Murphey is relative of Mr. Foley. Thone delicious ice cream sodas th fresh strawberries are now be- served at Silverthorne's Family rug Store. You are hereby notified that here after water rent must be paid in by the tenth of the mouth of the water will be shut off. The water commit- SOWOS tee will se that this order Is strictly enforced and the water system plac- iiihorne's Drue Store you 1 , h. " rirontt rnnrt of the State of ed strjctly on a business basis. .... - " . . . I it nm . mil settle as ti o y Tiprr Rnntt water uih 11 rA i niAn I'minrT i ricttoc v Vn na thev ir.. mrwmr -a rtow. there will be no, eoueotor ; ana me rvng au u'... " .B.""ue'' m,4w"' " "' . -. v , imh l .J I on1 olcourharo r. 0.,n.m.ina. DOOKB Will UC viuncu ' serveu enai - i rarnier. oeieuunui, ouumi.. . .. . . At I. m the name o' the State of Ore- or eacn momn. J. K. SHEAK, G.T. FLEMING, W. 3. CHURCH, Water Committee. 4-12-5-1. Farm. Fmt r.nd Improved lands. The fo'JowIr-i? will attract the at tcutloc of tht home seeker. SO teres Improved. 65 teres un der cultivation ........... 13,000 10) ecres all Improved, 1-2 ta hmm RnmmervlUa . . . . 6,500 40 acres all Improved, 21-2 V 1 miles from Summerville . . . .3 000 100 acres improved, 40 uader cultivation ......... ........ 4.500 0 acres adjoining Summerville choice fru't or s'lfalfa land. can bo irrigated. .. A bargain ,000 240 acres, well improved, un der cultivation. Hay, grain and fruit ................. ..M.000 160 acres, 30 acres bearing or chard, 30 acres new orchard, all apples; 100 acres pas-, tore. Terms on application Choice stump land, particular ly adapted to fruit industry. 3 to 5 miles from Snmmer- Tille. Per acre...... $12 W to 120 Timber and other property. JL C BINEHAKT. Heal Estate Summerville, ore . .. . vj in me nam u i'.n,: l ,n , dtv todav. ijove ". j Sle is maB.inKrrBusu!"- w be the Unlort, county track meet at Cove May 14, Mth dispatch and speed. All this reort abouf,, seeing Hal ley's comet ;ms to be premature. Locally thet lav-ens have been scan ned every irhiing by the powerful telescope ax no indicaUons of the unusual trVler have been discov ered as yejLln Portland, Venus was mistaken it the comet. ; Bert Sat'. np of the h5gh grade j mechanicalngir.eers, and draftsmen , of Oregon, in the city from Joseph j and will -main for several days ' Kjt Is PB'e tnat he may locate ln La Gran at an eany aaie. ar, Smith, lj most men of good judg ment ' hian abiding faith In the future Jehis community. j wnnedy, one of the staunch wheat- js of Umatilla county, was in Ljifnde last evening on his way H Baker City to Pendleton. He wlaveling overland and 6tat de til enjoyed the Grande Ronde vallls this season of the year morel any place he could visit. He $ tW nad a Bon wh0 llved near f Cove mo to 1 -JU I sis' yi ... uw.m LA Kl l 'I Hardware directed to appear and plead to the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit and court, on or beforo the 8th day of April. 1910, the same being the last day of the pub- iftinn of this summons, the first llVtklUU day of publicat'on hereof being Feb ruary 25th. 1910. And if you fail to appear, answer or otherwise plead within the said time, the plaintiff wll! apply thereaf tho ohnw. en'itled court for default against you for such failure and demand the relief prayed for in her complaiLt filed herein, to-wlt ! For a decree forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing be tween plaintiff and defendant, by rea son of defendant hr.vlng averted and cause or excuse and without plaintiffs abandoned plaintiff without Just consent for more than one year lm mediately prior to the commencement of this suit; for cruel and inhumat treatment- of plaintiff by defendant and personal indignities inflicted by defendant on plaintTf as set forth In tte complaint filed herein to which reference is hereby made; that nlalntiff be decreed her former name a .timnnv fmm defendant: that BUU uuluuu; - any and all rights of defendant In ff.nt ni.l nntnre are fllwavg miltt Buccessful. Chamberlain s Cough Remedy lo tl.io nlnn It loriKPnfl the COIILMl. re- Vi ,mio ,-... . ' . , lieves the Hmc8, opens iiieBecreuiiiiuniiu uno . . i . . . , i. i . u nature in restoring me b.vbujiu v uiui; condition. Phono Black 01 - 'IPWniCJMr ri V . V:r aFORgJ '' I r 11 If C KT A Tsl K f riir wi in i.i i ii tf 1 1 w Wll iLMLlrlULLJ U . r.w ureen unions Asparagus Radishes Spinach ' , Head Lettuce ' II. H. Lettuce Rhubarb There's no doubt about LOWE BROTHERS "High Standard" Paint You know when ttie-painter puts it ca ihat it will give be5t resulis. tecsuse when properly put on a surface fit to receive it, it has never failed in all inoquarieru.-uny of its history. ' Satisfaction is what you wanf, end you cannot get it if you are n doubt. Let us supply color? w aad show how ta bo . ,4r n mmimmi Furniture Wallpaper FAIMT 91 ' M t 1 '. Mm . f i e, , . . t ; ' i -j ... 1 j : -if r . xn .. i y '" ' ' If your teeth need attention or if your mouth Is not in a normal con dition it will be to your interest In more ways than one to see Dr. Ftev- enson. They say that Dr. Stevenson reduced the price of extracting In La Grande' from ?1.00, ..which it has al- ways cost you, -io hid-icuu. gets a fair fee for his otlrer; work but it !s,l'.'fi3 than you formerly lnvo paid. The busy office can afford to rive' its patrons the 7iv?ft. Nevyest Dishes Tastiest Flavors Best Seived Ice Cream " i at ." ' . 3elder'8 , Gonfectionery Store Wev7 Lines Added Having purchased the Gement, Lime, Plaster line of 0. F. Goolidge we are now prepared to fill all demands, in addition to our regular FEED and FUEL business. j Just leceived Gar of fresh alfalfa meal ard a oar of :oal. ' ......;,vi ;:v '.V-"-', ':.::; Both Phones- GRANDE RONDE CASH CO. 23 ESS ALFALFA HAY We have just received a quantity of the BEST QUALITY SEEDS IH BULK Bear in mind that you will get the best results with Northern Grown Seeds, ad- , apted to this climate. We handle UHIy'B "eeds which are best for the West. Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co. FLOUR, FEED, WOOD 1410 Adaras Ave. s i III U U C WILLCOCK. BROTHERS I GEORGE", PALMER, Pres. W. L. BRENHOLTS, Asst. Cash. 4 F. J.HOLMES. Vice-Pres. SHERWOOD WILLIAMS, Znd.AtsU Caeh F. L. MEYERS, Cashier. LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK OF LA GRANDE, OREGON United States Depository Capital and Surplus $1S0,C09.00 DIRECTOPvS George Palmer C. C. Pcnington J... Or. W. 0. tActMlan fainiess Dentistry la. Grande National Bank Bldg. Both Phones i Quick Transfer .Meyers G. L. Glcaver F. M. Eyrliit W. L. Brcnholts W. M Pierce 'Ih'mm: Day, Bed 71. Nlht, BUfk 171. With our ample resources and facilities we can der you efficient service and handle your business your entire satisfaction T ( 3. i i.