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flKG OBSERVER,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1913.
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KILLS ROUSE
j Retail Department Phone Main
i For Lumber, Lath
j Shingles, Sash and Doors
S Ruberoid Roofing
GEORGE PALMER LUMBER CO.
New Telephone Directory
We wish to notify our subscribers that we in
tend ta issue a new directory next nwnth, and in
order that there may be no errors in it we ask their
co-operation. All those whose names ar addresses
are not earrect in the present directory ar wha wish
any changes made, kindly notify us. All notifica
tions must he in by the 10th of May.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
Potatoes and
Apples
Both very good varieties;
Apples 35c Box Potatoee 35c Sack
IB CttB THISGS COST 50 SORE THIS 0M13AKT
TB156S IT TOC IS OW WBtRE TO BCT.
Stageberg Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70
TxerTiBixs is si asos all thi thee.
Look Here
Anheuser-Busch Beer
On Draught
At The
Lottes Bar
1118 JeSerson Are.
KROl'SE BROTHERS LOST VAL
UABLE MARE SATURDAY.
j First Otrtmtl Storm of the Season)
IeslroT Crazing Animal.
Avenue to the taster line of "L" Ave
nue, and img the center line on u
Avenue from the tenter line of Third
Street to tie East property line of
rr4. Sint in the ritT of L aGrande,
u) newer to be laid in ac
cordance with the plana M specif-
under the supervision , '
7u. :. All TbKfa to be in brfjj
eST.(8) o'clock p. m, Wednesday
evening, May 21st, 191V and mus be
accompanied by a certified check of
... . i amount oi
five (&J per cenv vi -
tJie bid. The Comicu reserves th
right to reject any and all bids.
By order of the Council, May 7
1913. ; :
LEB WARN1CK,
Recorder of the Cityof La Grande,
Oregon. ! i 1 ' ',6-9-10t
LaM Canyon, May 14. Krouse
Bros., had the misfortune to have a
mar e J saddle horse killed by lipfct
ning during' the first thunder shower
of the .. season, last Tuesday, -while
they were, graxir.g in a pasture on
Ladd HJL They had some, splendid
mares and colts in the pasture, and
while thy . feel the loss they feel
thankful! that the lightning did not
strike human life.
. Pupils of the Ladd Canyon school
are practicing a program, lasting two
hours, which they will render in the
evening of the closing day of school
Friday, the 16th. Several dialogues
will be acted, some by the older
scholars in the school, and consisting
of five scenes. Fond parents are pre
paring to attend and of course every-,
one will be welcome, and it goes with
out saying that the school house will
be filled to suffocation. Everyone
will be admitted free.
A large crew, consisting of 25 men,
have been pat to work grading: and
laying steel for the saw mill rail
road from Lone Tree station to the
mill up in the canyon. The manager
contemplates having a crew of 60 be
fore long.
Helen Peebler, who has been taking
treatment for spinal mylitis the past
four months at Pendleton, returned
home Saturday. She is able to walk
quite well by the aid of small ankle
braces and by holding to something
occasionally for support Unless she
improves quite fast she will return 1
to Pendleton for farther treatment.
Her parents gave her a little sur-i
prise party the following afternoon
after her arrival in which all the
you riper folks of the neighborhood at- J
tended. The afternoon was spent in
games after which k-e cream and cake (
was served. The little ones present;
were: Alice. Bonchard, Murriel Mul-he-Uand.
Etta Bar-ton, BeBe Counsel!,
Tanis Wilson, Mildred Conaway, Min
nie trrumsmith, Sihvl Mulholsand.
Gladys Drums mi th, Dorothy Krouse,
Waiter Peebler, Arthur Coaaway,
Willie Banton, "Burir.ie" Wilson,'
Frarscis Krouse ar.d Harry Caraway,
and Helen, Evan and Marjorie Peeh
ler. As Eev. Beatty, who holds services
her at the school fesuse every third
Sunday was unable to atteud last
Sarviiy. Mher"s Pay will be observ-:
ed next Sarday, aisd it is hoped there
nil be a pood csK-.gre-gatiwn prefect, t
with their white Hewers. 5
The dance which was given at the;
hoaae of E. E. Great last Saturday
was well atterded. in spite cf raicy
weather aiai ail had a "joly good
time." ;
Mrs. James MalhoSiand drove over
to &asd CSty last Thursday to spesd
the day with her daughter, Mrs. Alec
Furgasoa.
Mr. and Mrs. Buclmaster aid baby
forsaerly cf Boise, who have beec
visiting Mrs. Back master's sister.
Mrs. Tom Bates, have gce oa to
Canada, where .they w3 xsake their
future home.
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iDofoS
Cstipate Cwred.
Dr. King's New life Pils wC3 re
5 eve ceostipaticai procpty and get
tot boweSs fat beay ccodrtsoo
aaia. John ?-psic, cf 5ar.bury, Pa
says: "They are the best pils 1
ever oed. aid I advise everyone t
se thera far ccr.r'.:rt:c,rv. fed-'gestinB
arsd liver coccpiairt.'" VT.J 15? you
Price 15. Rero3Ees4ed hy all drsg-giit.
EiXJS FOR HATCHTXG $1.W pe?
;tiT for halarrf cf sor fross
JhwhVred stA-k. swwe eter.
r.ck a'i Fuff Orrir.r:-,s, F-cJe
liUcd F.e4s, Brred PTyo.ih
R.-vks d lad:a EeMer rarks.
C3 or pico. Cias. E. Perry.
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Not k-e t Coatracters.
Xf lire is herei-y g'.rea that jwaled
Kids wv3 be received at tl cJTjce of
recc-rder cf the city ci I Graide,
C-rr-T. fee firr-ishir: a3 layirg ap
proxisnatey Even hs&dred asd sixty
(IIP?) liie: feet cf eifht (?) iarh
er aWe g the cer.ter It of Third
ftrtxt, free the cester toe of "Mi ItfMMknlMI
IT IS AN
80 Acres of Ground
. of which about 30 acrWis in cultivation, including a
fine bearing orchard of about 15 acres-apples, most
ly. There is some meadow and alfalfa on the place.
The remainder of farm is steep hill covered with
timber, some of which is good for saw timber, bal
ance wood land good for pasture.
Best kind of spring water on place, good barn. The
house is small, but the location for fine home is ideal.
If you have city property you wish to trade in on this
place tell us about it and we will take you to see the
farm. ("Ve are the owners.)
AD classes Property for Sale
La Grande Investment
Co
j 1111 ADAMS AVE., FOLEY HOTEL BLOCK
THE ONLY WAY TO DO
...PRINTING...
QUICKLY
AND PROPERLY
Is to have the Press Facilities, Material and "Work
men. The Observer's Job Department has within '
the past six weeks added
One Tso Revolution Pony Cylinder Press.
6ne 10x15 Chandler & Price Job Press.
One 12x18 Chandler & Price Job Press.
One Pcwer Wire Stitcher
Oj? Chandler & Price Paper Cutter
One Portland Multiple Punch,
Cue horse power motor, akd
Over SI ,000 worth of type and niaterial.
Ihlc added to our former ehpment, whk-h con
sit.d of Mergenthaler Linotype, Babcock, cylinder
pres. two job presses, cutter and perforator makes
eurs pivitiM'ly the
Best Equipped Job Office Between Port
land and Boise
Sist-nPtx-ple Woikat the Observer Offioe.-Quite a pay roll each week,
e .cry cent of which is spent in La Grande.
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