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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1911)
Why You Should Bank with the United States Nat ional Bank LA GRANDE, OREGON FIFTH- It is less than three years old yet. , It already enjoys the confidence and patronage of more than one thousand leading firms, corporations and individ uals in this cty and vicinity. This is ev ident that our Banking Service is satis factory in all departments and there 'ore aualifierl in mm. a l J v 14 iVUUUE' ments. ' - We have safe deposit boxes for rent...3 sizes--$2, $3 and $5 pleasure trip. I Fred Womach. and Chas.' Bidwell of Wallowa were Fourth of July ce ".fcbra tors in ' La Grande," stopping at the : Miss Leona Norvell of Helix, Ore., is visiting Miss Sadie Young of this city. ) , ;'.') I - :' '; . v. '.. A. H. Parsons 'was over from Elgin yesterday, stopping at he Sommer while here. - ' Sommer. " : ' ! : . J. L, Busies: of Hamilton, CV H. Bey mer of Monument and Curtiss Jack son of Hamfrton were Savc7 visitors this morning. ' A Cecil A. Galloway and wife of Elgin were visitors In the city yesterday stopping at the Sommer. Mr. Gallo way is county commissioner. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Sturgeon of Dodge City, Kansas, are visiting T. .E. French and family and E. J. Brbwn and family. .,'.. "'.': Ttn William Aubin, and Mrs. Ethel Gra ham Aubin, who wifre married ' here Monday evening, returned to Elgin this morning where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Aubin are both well known to La frande people, and good wlshlos go with' them from.thslr friends here. Birth Record Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Han na, of this city, July ,4, a daughter. , Sixth We co-operate with those who patronize this bank in every manner permitted by best and conservative bank ing methods. We assist by extending credit when credti is due, by advice, by cousel, giving the customer the bene fits of our knowledge and experience and taking an act ive interest in his welfare. Gum at Hot Lake.. Gov, Hanly is a guest at Hot Lake today visiting Senator Pierce, mana ger of the sanatorium. The governor 16 dHighted with this section of Ore gon and admitted that he had no idea there were so many splendid Institu tions here. He was especially Inter ested in tbs lumbering Industry and thte sanatorium at Hot Lake. Get in Tour Bills. The Fourth of July committee wish es all bills mailed at once as there will will be a final meeting to pay bills and every account outstanding must bs presented for that meeting. BICYCLE STOLEN. .. ..-V' w WW E will be in a position during the Chautauqua to quote you some very iriterestingprices; The CREDITORS SALE has been a wonderful success and we will fol low it up with special sales; like La dies' Furnish and Knit Underwear and many oth er lines will be cut from 25 to 50 ' - ' ' ''it.''' ' ,'.'. . '; ' per cent. THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY foeteos THEATRE The Public Rely on Us For the Quality of our Performance. They Are Never Dis appointed "WE HAVE IT" Our patriotic song yesterday took the peopll'; by storm. It Is entitled: . "3Iy Coimlry Has First Call." It Is great. Come and h:ar ;t tonight and tomorrow. Soloists: ' Matiness ;.Miss Garrick Evenings Mr. Fcrr'n Musical Director Mr. King Drums . ..v...Mies Delventhal Electrician Mr. Herkermer Cashier Miss Garrick Usrr r ........ . James Stoddart Prop. & Mgr. , .Bert M. Sherwoo l 1 LOCALS DR. A. C. POSEY, Specialist for Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat diseases. Eyes fitted with glasses. Over Selder'i store . . Get your ice cream of the park la dles on the Chautauqua grounds. They sell the Blue Mountain brand which is the best. Mrs. E. P. Day will continue her music studio at 103 Greenwood. 6-30-tf Get your ice cream of the park la dies on the Chautauqua grounds. They sell the Blue Mountain brand which is the best. FOUND Gold locket in Ash Bros.' store. Owner call at Observer. 7-5tf 4 PEKSOXALft Frank Sanford and wife of Kamela i were visitors in the city yesterday. W.' McHenry wag hene from Baker ! yesterday staying at the Savoy. M. P. Mills and wife were here ' from Huntington yesterday, staying at the Savoy. F. N. Hoffeditz leaves Imbler by au tomobile, tomorrow for Boiste on a Halsten Store Turns Police on Trail and Wheel Eventually Foonfy The police are this t afternoon searching for a thief who this morn ing stole a new bicycle left at the La Grande National bank building by C. T. Darley and immediately tried to sell it to the Halsten store.- The new ness and the lowness of price aroused suspicion and Mr. Haisfen notified the police. A trailing of clews led to tht discovery of the wheel near the Kreig er resident where it had been cached by th thtef, who is still at large. r. K Class'itied', l Advertising OF ffl CHERRY DAY AT COVE TO BE B1U EYEM. LOST Gold oval locket engraved J. A. R. Leave at Observer. 7-5-3t LOST Black colt three months old. , Finder phone 171 Farmer and re ceive reward. W. A. McCall. 7-1-5 1 FOR SALE Timber claim near rail-1 road. Address Observer. 7-1 to 8-1 attached. Finder return to this of fice and receive suitable reward. LOST One iron gray horse. Short, thick mane, weight' about 1200 lbs. Branded 9-6 with bar on stifel. $10 reward for return to J. T. Wflllam , ion. ' 6-29-4t ' WANTED All the boy in La Grande between 10 and 16 years old to Join the Boys' Savers' club. Call at the laundry and I will tell you all about it. A. B. Chrery, mgr. Cherry's New Laundry. Steady work, by the day or by con tract, foj the right men. Apply at J. L. Mars, rock quarry. 7-3, 6t Boosters Were Itere From Coe Yes terday Talking Cherry Day. Fancy shooting, a ball game and sports of various kind, will supple ment the cherry show at Cove July 19 to which a great deal of interest is be ing attached. Among the m:n over from Cove yesterday to attend the cel ebration was not a single individual who was not boosting for the big cher ry day when the pick fruit of that cherry section will be on display for the edification of the visitors. Thp plans are progressing rapidly for his big event and It means much to Union county as well as to Cove. FOR RENTFurnished room. 1G06; Sixth street. 7-1-tf . ! 1 1 i FOR SALE Dry chain wood In any quantity. $1.50 per cord at the Per ry yards. Grande Ronde Lumber company Pe.rry, Ore. 6-15-tf FOR GOOD PAINTING, etc., try a good painter of experience. 1514 S. Avenue. 6-30-6t FOR SALE 1,000 cords wood, also fence posts, telephone poles, etc., In standing timber. Eight miles from La Grande. Address Wm. Burnap, La Grande, Oregon. 6-30 to 7-15 LOST Ladies' gold watch, wth fob WANTED A good country home for a young girl aged about 18 years where she can be made one of the family and receive small wages. Anyone wishing such a girl will ap ply to W. T. Gardner, superintendent Boys' and Girls' Aid society, East 29th and Irving streets, Portland, Oregon. . 6-28-5t WANTED A lady wishes employ ment. Would prefer situation as housekeeper or would do cooking 7-3-6t . Address Box- on . as j t oklng. 1 1 FOR SALE--Three large, gentle work horses' And mares. : Matt W.vMlt chell, Cove Or. 6-28, 6t. WANTED Two churn driller, to drill 20 feet deep In seamy rocks,' SNOWDRIFT FLOUR Awarded Gold Medal for High est Quality. Every Sack Warranted and Sat Isfiictlon guaranteed. ' For Sale by Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co. Exclusively. 1426 JEFFERSON AYEJiUE If v:v One of the greatest objections to bridge work has been the fact that porcelain facings would break and leave a decidedly uncomfortable piece of work in the mouth, did you ever have it occur to you? That difficulty has been overcome entirely by the use of an interchangeable porcelain facing whih may be replaced in a few minutes in case of breakage. We have put in a very large seletTKon pf these facings and are ready to bridge work for you without waiting to send for the material. We would be pleased to have you ask us about this class of work. J. E. STEVENSON D. D. S. G. A. BROWN, D. D. S. I I - ; j i
