La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 18, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, JULY 18, 1916. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE TE RES Family Dr. says: TO PRESERVE OR RESTORE THE ROSY GLOW OF YOUTH WILL BE EASY IF YOU USE OUR "BEAUTIFI ERS." OUR LO TIONS WILL FEED THE SKIN AND KEEP IT SOFT AND HEALTHY. TO KEEP YOUR HAIR AND TO MAKE IT ABUND ANT USE OUR "HAIR TONICS." WE HAVE PREPARATIONS FOR CLEANSING THE TEETH AND MAKING THE "BREATH" -AS SWEET AS THE ODOR OF A ROSE. DON'T YOU NEED A NEW "MANICURE SET' AND OTHER TOILET ARTICLES? WHEN YOU GET ANYTHING FROM US YOU CAN "RELY" ON WHAT YOU BUY. Levy - Vog'el Drug' Co. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS. COUNT! COURT PROCEEDINGS (Continued) D. H. Procter, Stamps, etc . . 2.15 B. F. Webb, Services as Dep uty Assessor 36.00 D. Richardson, Services as Deputy Assessor 72.00 U. F. Weiss, Services as Dep uty Assessor 84.00 A. E. ilvanhoe, Traveling Ex penses 50.00 A. E. Ivanhoe, Express, etc . . G.19 Eileen Pearc, Work School Supt. Office 8.33 Edith Bork, 8th Grade Ex aminer 6.00 Sara Riddle, 8th Grade Ex aminer . . . 9.00 J. R. Oliver, Road Plat ...... 2.50 W. .T. Tortnlev. Commissioners Fees 60.20 J. A. Yeager, Services Dist. Sealer .' 41.96 J. E. Stearns, Work in Tax Dept 4.50 Hattie McMurry, Work Regis tration, etc. . . : 6.00 Wm. Wiggans, Hall Rent Imb- ler Prect . 5.00 Glass & Prudhomme Co. Office Supplies 12.54 Union County Tel. Co. Tele phone Rent 8.16 Home Ind. Tel. Co. Telephone Rent 34.76 North Powder News, Notice Teachers Exams 2.50 E. O. Republican, Notice Teachers Exams t.. ' 4.70 Elgin Recorder, Pub. Co. Court Proceedings, etc. .... 55.50 La Grande Observer, Printing etc 111.30 Cherry's New Laundry, Laun dry for Jail 2.00 August Hug, Prisoners Board 25.71 W. H. Bohnenkamp Co., Mdse. for Poor Farm, etc. 7.45 'Carl Baer, Repairing Type writers ... . 15.50 City of La Grande Water Rent 19.10 Carr Furniture Co., Book-case 37.00 T. iW. DeBorde, Janitor and Night Watchman 67.50 E. O. Light & Power Co., Lights 6.84. F. L. Lilly, Supplies Court House, etc 6.60 George Ru'by, Sharpening Lawn Mower 1.50 Golden Rule Co., Supplies Poor Farm 15.48 Clyde L. . Kiddle, Supplies Poor Farm 55.25 Pioneer ' Flouring Mill Co., . Supplies' Poor Farm 2.10 Mrs. G. W. Lovett, Pasture Poor Farm Stock 6.00 Wm. Sion, Supt. Poor Farm. . 65.00 Ida West, Work at Poor Farm 20.00 G. L. Biggers, M. D., Profes sional Services 5.00 Hal Bohnenkamp, Auto Hire Banks Funeral 2.50 W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Funer al Expense Mary Banks .. 25.00 Mrs. Flora Durham, Bal. ex. taking O. Brown to Feeble minded institute ... 10.00 Grande Ronde Hopsital, Hos pital Fees 65.00 J. P. Graham, Services County Physician 43.75 Sam Harris, Supplies for In digents 3.00 J. G. Snodgnus, Supplies for Indigents 10.00 Walter Strip ;ham, Supplies for llndiger.is 20.00 J. W. Townley, Supplies for Indigents 18.25 J. W. White Grocery, Supplies for Indiger's 10.00 Valentine K.Aemer, Opening Grave Indicant .00 La Grande F nrmacy, Drugs for Indigents 43.55 J. F. Phy, Cash Advanced for Paupers 46.91 G. Huckin, Auto Hire Grand Jury 3.00 Lucy A. Wade, House Rent Indigents 8.00 Mella J. Attc'.rry, 'Widows' Pension 12.50 Martha B. Ackley, Widows' Beautify. Pension Hattie M. Brown, Pension 10.00 Widows' 10.00 Marv Hi Bean, Widows' Pen sion 12.50. ' Mary M. Bauer, Widows' Pen- I sion . . 25.00 I Katie E. Burnett, Widows' j Pension 10.00 ' Hannah M. Boswell, Widows' Pension 10.00 Luella Castle, " Widows' Pen- I sion 10.00 I Oreta C; Combs, Widows' Pen- I sion 10.00 i Lou Dawson, Widows' Pen- sion 10.00 'Nettie Dallen, Widows' Pen- sion 10.00 Minnie Dray, Widows' Pen- i sion 10.00 lAnna Donovan, Widows' Pen- ! sion 30.00 Uf t?:a I J r:.l 1 ivuiry niguruiu, uiuu3 I Pension 25.00 maOjtjzijji . . . 3250 Pension ! Lena Groupe, Wjdows' Pen- " sion 1 LoDesca Graham, Widows' 7.50 j Pension 15.00 : Belle Huntley, Widow's pension 17.50 Anna W. Heughan, Widow's 1 pension 17.50 Mary Haight, Widow's pension 22.50 Viola L. Hogue,. Widows' pen sion 10.00 Gracia Hesse, Widow's pension 10.00 j Olive J. Johnson, Widows' pen- 1 sion .. 32.50 Parilla Kcefer, Widow's pen- sion 10.00 j Myrtle Logan, Widow's pension 20.50 Alice M. Lemon, Widow's pen- ! sion 17.50 i Margaret M. Miller, Widow's : pension , '12.50 (Eliza E. McLaren, Widow's 1 pension 32.50 Sarah Nash, Widow's pension 17.50 Nettie Rich, Widow's pension 10.00 ', Mary S. Smith, Widow's pen- l sion . .i 17.50 Ada Simmons, Widow's pcn- i sion 10.00 I Emily Stine, Widow's pension ' 10 00 B: W. Shores, taxi hire 31.75 !L. D. Howland, surveyor's fees 149 65 C. L. Hawley, Treas. Farm & I Field Demonstration 425.00 1 Indigent Soldiers Fund II. W.' Faulk, Relief for Indi- j gent soldiers 77.60 S. M. Haynes, hall rent for j G. A. R. 12.00 I Road Fund 'Joseph Anson, work on bridges 7.03 ;W. H. Bohnenkamp Co., road supplies 8.20 11.50 J. A. Butcher, dragging roads I Cash Blacksmith Shop; black- I - smithing . Coast Bridge Co., repairs for ' Pnrk bridge ... . . ;R. H. Davis, work on bridges Daye Ellsworth, work on bridg : es . . 0.00 ' S0.00 81.50 54.00 i Frank Rynearson, work on ! bridges ' 37.31 I Abe Parks, work on bridges . 36 75 J. D. Plank, work on bridges . iT. M. Brannon, work on bridges j D. Brannon, work on bridg es 11.10 4:U2 100.00 26.25 J. B. Lindsay, work on bridg- es Carl Lester, work on bridtres W. McClure, work on bridg es John Winn, work on bridges Frank Dean, drayage'road sup- i plies ' G. W. DeLay, dragging orarts O T. Floning, blacksmithing Foley & Rogers, taxi hire . . : Geo. Foster, wn'k on roads . 3.75 20.00 20.00 12.50 12.00 :0.31 12.50 13.75 i Grindf Rnnde Lbr. Co., lum- ! ber for bridges 131.88 G. M. Gilkison, lumber 3.15 1 Delo Gnuthier, work on roads 41.50 i Hodsoon-Feenaughty Co., sup- ' plio for grader 2S.96 Joe Hallgarth. road supplies. 134.50 IG. E. Howell, dragging roads . 31.50 Chas. Hart, dragging roads . ; ' 14.25 Island City M. & M. Co., road supplies 46.20 Jos. Jones, drayage on drags .etc 1.75 Jacob Kohler, work on roads , 42.35 F. L. Lilly, road supplies . . . 43.25 S. R. Lindman, lumber 1.50 R. W. Leighton, supplies county truck 20.40 J. E. Lenhart,- road supplies . 109.74 Marshall Huffman, services road viewer , . 16.00 Frank Ross, services road view-! er 3Z.UU C. B. Mays, services road view er ; . ... lo.uu R. H. Parker, services road viewer . . o.uO C. Van Order, assisting road viewers li.bv A. J. Vonde .Vanter, assisting road viewers 17.50 Frad Mires, dragging roads . . . 50.50 Jim Mulholland, dragging roads ZH.uu Michell Hdwe. Co., rond sup plies ... . ... l.an Barney Oldenburg, dragging roads b.VU Will O. Sherwood, dragging roads G. V. Wilkinson, dragging roads 40.50 W. A. Zurbrick. dragging roads 40.25 Geo. Palmer Lbr. Co., lumber, for bridges 58.82 J. A. Russell, lumber for bridg es ... 76.69 Standard Oil Co.-, supplies for . grader ... ... . . 109.88 Sawyer Clark Co., cement . . . 66.40 G. W. South, road supplies . . . 37.25 Steve Ham, work on roads .. o.io Otto Woll, work on roads ... 12.50 O Lamb, work on roads ... . 8.75 Adam Woll. work on roads . . ; 12.50 F. M. Huffman, work on roads 60.00 Geo. Grout, work on roads ... 110.00 Peter Woll. work on roads . ... 107.50 M. W. Huffman, work R. D. 1 56.50 John Snider, work R. D. 1 . . 75.00 L. J. Hodgkin, work R. D. 1 . . 37.50 Ed. Hollifield, work R. O. 1 . . . 17.50 M. G. Church, work R. D. 1 ... 15.00 G. E. McClenden, work R. D. 1 23.75 J. W. Herber, work R. D. 1. . . 7.50 G. F. Haller, work R. D. 1 . . 10.00 I.. C. Hodgkin, work R. D. 1 . . 15.00 H. N. Prather, work R. D. 1 ... 38.75 C. F. Green, work R. D. 1 ... 77.50 W. T. Miles, work R. D. 1 ... 38.50 Carl Edvalson, work R. D. X . . 20.00 E. H. Miles, work R. D. 1 .. 90.00 Theo. Edvalson, work R. D. 1 10.00 G. E. Sills, work R. l. ... JU-uu J. W. Sills, work Rr D. 2 ... 19.00 Frank Ross, work R. D. 2 5.50 Chas. Mayotte ,work R. D. 2 . . 5.00 Manford Alexander, work R. D. 2 . . .5.00 Manford Alexander, work R. D. 2 6.00 Walter Richards, work R. D. 2 ... t 6.00 W. L. Richards, work R. D. 2 6.00 R. T. Barker, work R. D. 2 . . 32.50 R. W. Barker, work R. D. 2 . . . 10.00 John M-Cauley, work R. D. 3 11.25 J. W. RcThead, work R. D. 3 . . 40.00 W. T. G rider, work . D. 3 . 15.00 Tom Stopp, work R. D. 3 ... 15.00 J. W. Stcnp, work R. D. 3 30.00 C. A. Smith, work R. D. 3 . . 127.25 Ed. Lindsev, work R. D. 3 ... 21.25 Geo. Bartmess, work R. D. 3 . . 21.25 J J. Schroeder, work R; D. 3 22.00 Frank Stilwell, work R. D. 3 . 2.50 Geo. Grout, work R. D. 3 . . . 7.50 S. T. Simmons, work R. D. 3 . 12.00 J. H. Blumenstein, work R. D. 3 29.75 James Plowman, work 'R. D. 3 32.50 Ernest Sampsel, work R. D. 3 . 31.25 Austin Abbott, work R. D. 3 . . 7.50 J. H. Blumenstein, work R. D. 3 25.00 r,eo. Hendricks, work R. D. 3 . 10.00 Monte Stepp, work R. D. 3 ... 5.00 J. Pitts, work R. D. 3 6.25 E. B. Jones, work R. D. 3 ... 25.00 Link Wood, work R. D. 4 ... 69.00 S. F. Dailey, work R. D. 4 ... 30.60 Burris Dailey, work R. D. 4. . 48.10 James Glasson, work R. D. 4. 91.25 NpiIr Nelson, work R. D. 4 . 35.60 I John F. Hall, work R. D. 4 . . . 80.00 Leonard Parsons, work K. JJ. 4 it.ov Aldon Parsons, work R. D. 4 . 15.00 F. W. Hazelwood, work R. D. 4 15.00 S. F. Daiiey, work R. D. 4 . . 28.00 M. Fitzgerald, work R. D. 4 . 30.00 Dan Bechtel, work R. D. 4.. 11.85 W. R. Davis, work R. D. 4 ... 12.50 D. A. Barnes, work R. D. 4 . 2.50 Ben Bendshadler, work R. D. 4 3.45 Ben Cruikshank, work R, D. 4 10.00 John Cruikshank, work R. D. 4 5.00 W. M. Musty, work R. D. 4 . . 10.00 J. T. Wickens, work R. D. 4 . . 5.00 A. Kloostra, work R. D. 5 . . . 3.00 Ed. Garett, work R. D. 5 .... 1-80 L. Darby, work R. D. 5 ... . . 1.12 J. M. Darr, work R. D. 5 126.50 Cecil Darr, work R. D. 5 . . . 17.50 S. C. Darr, work R. D. 5 .... 102.50 James Goyen, work R. D. 5 ... 7.50 French Brooks, work R. D. 5 23.75 George McDonald, work R. D. 5 5.00 Willis Wright, work R. D. 6 . . 20.75 Jewell Robinson, work R. D. 6 25.00 John Wright, work R. D. 6 . . 7.50 Sam Morris, work R. D. 6 ... 12.o0 Sam Ruckman, work R. D. 6 . . 18.00 John Wright, work . D. 6 . 6-25 W. H. Glenn, work R. D. 7 . . 15.00 H. B. Pattison, work R. D. 7 . . 18.75 P. O. Starnes, work R. D. 7 . . 40.00 P. E. Lafton. work R. D. 7 . . . 45.00 J. D. Woodell. work R D. 7 . . 83.7o Simon Woodell, work K. I). I . W A. Woodell, work R. D. 7 . . 43.75 J. I. Woodell, work R. D. 7 . . 5.00 P. C. Woodell, work R. D. 7 . . 10.00 Herbert Starnc?, work R. D. 7 42.50 E. B. 'Long, work R. D. 7 . . . 10.00 S. D. Ficklin, work R. D. 7 .... 5.00 E. H. Becker, work R. D. 7 ... 2.50 Ed. Halley, work R. D. 7 ... 5.00 Thos Starnes, work R. D. 7 ... 2.50 Geo. Slack, work R. D. 7 7..)0 E. S. Logan, work R. D. 7 . . . 17.50 F. V. Hiimmcrsley, work R. D. 7 10.00 J. L." Woodell! work R. D. 7 . . . 80.00 Chas. HuHon, work H. D. 8.. 4.u Lou Smith, work R. D. 8 . . . 47.50 A. J. Vr.nde Vanter, work R. D. g 181.50 Geo. Looslic, work R. D. 8 . . . 40.00 F. M. Miller, work R. D. 8 ... 8.75 Chas. Dobsin, work R. D. 8 . . 10.00 W. M. Condit, work R. D. 9 . 73.75 N. H. Anson, work R. D. 9 ... t 17.50 Steven Beauchamp, work R. D. 9 10.00 Wm. Cantrell, work R. D. 9 . . . 57.50 I. L. Stringhum, work R. D. 9 . 31.75 D. W. Sanford, work R. D. 9 . 95.00 W. M. McDougald, work R. D. 9 35.00 Everett Walker, work R. D. 9 43.75 John Winn, work R. D. 9 . . . , . 72.50 Harvey Baker, work R. D. 9 . . 72.50 J. H. Seeber, work R. D. 9 . . 42.50 G. W. Roberts, work R. D. 9 . . 6.25 B. A. HinZj work R. D. 9 . . ; 2.50 E. F. May, burying dead ani mal , ... , 1.00 L. C. Grout, work R. D. 10.. 82.50 Clyde Cargill, work R. D. 10 65.00 Dave Jones, work R. D. 10 . . 33.75 Frank Grout, work R. D. 10 . . 52.50 H O. Saunders, work R. D. 10 30.00 Arthur Moore, work R. D. 10 . 37.50 Hal Pollon, work R. D. 10 . . 10.00 Geo. Harrison, work R. D. 10 . 6.25 Harry Nice, work R. D. 10 . . . 6.25 Albert Harrison, work R. D. 10 3.75 R. L. Eckieberry, work D. 10 12.50 S. R. Lindman, work R. D. 10 . 6.25 G. M. Gilkison, work R. D. 10 . ' 2.50 Oscar Gorham, work V.. D. 10 . 5.00 In re monthly report of County Treasurer. Report approved. In re monthly statement of County Clerk of Scalp Bounty warrants is sued. Statement approved. In re monthly allowance to vari ous indigent persons, y County Clerk directed to issue warrants on general fund as follows: Alfred Banks $10.00; Susan Enloe $10.00; Amelia Hilde brandt $12.50; T. M. Hugl.ey $15.00; Carrie Jackson $10.00; Bertha Max well $10.00; Nellie M. Martin $15.00; Millie McLaehlen $10.00; Almeda Mc- Curry $7.50; Esther Powers $7.50; Ellen Palmer $10.00; D. W. Souder $15.00; Clara Series $10.00; Mrs. J. O. Sage $10.00; Samuel Sisson 10.00; J. F. Williams $12.50; Mary Weaver $15.00; Mrs. Robt. Wilkinson $10.00. In re petition of Catherine Hermann for County aid. Application granted and Clerk directed to issue warrant on General Fund for $7.50 per month until further orders. In re application of La Grande Lodge No. 433 B. P. O. E. for cancel lation of tiixes. Continued for action of Citv anil School District. In re application of John Miller for refund of taxes. Application granted. In re proposed county road petition ed for by W. j?. Jasper et al. Peti tion denied. In re proposed vacation of cbunty road petitioned for by W. J. Case et al. Continued for the term. In re proposed county road peti tioned for by J. B. Scott et at. Con tinued for the term. In re proposed county road petition ed for by W. H. Glenn et al. Geo. Cleaver and John Tuttle of Imbler ap pointed Road viewers and directed to meet with the County Surveyor at Imbler, on Monday, July 17, 1916, at 10 a. m. and proceed to survey and lay out said road. In re proposed county road peti tioned for by A. J. Vando Vanter et al. Road declared a public highway and ordered opened. In re proposed county road petition ed for by Isaac Bumgarden et al. Con tinued for the term. In re proposed county road petition ed for by R. S. Shaw et al. Con tinued for the term. I In re proposed county road petition 41 for by H. C. Bidwcll et al. Con tinued for the term. In re proposed county road petition ed for by Albert Olson et al. Con tinued for the term. In re proposed county road petition ed for by B. F. Horrell et al. Con tinued for the term. In re employment of night watch man and Circuit Court attendant. T. W. DeBorde employed at $15.00 per month beginning June" 15, 1916, such employment to continue until further ordered. ( How's 'This? We offer One Hundred Dollars; Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all buslnoss transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. NATIONALi BANK OF COMMERCE. . Toledo, O. Hall's .Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu tous surfaces of the system. Testimonials Sent free. Price 75 cents er bottle. Bold by all Druggists. ., . Take Hull Family Pill ' V conil1patloi tfRYPTO f GLASSES made by us cost no more than Kryptoks made by other opticians, but the Kryptoks supplied by us arc better, being finished on specially made machines and Ld the hnest, inot com pletely equipped retail optical factory in East ern Orecnn. Bcsirlos. wo do nil tb1 work und.T lie roof from the examination of your eyes to the accu rate fitting of the fin ished glasses. J. H. PEARE&S0N Optometrist & Jeweleri LA GRANDE, OREGON fc 4? 4? 4? Jh? 4? 4 More and More La Grande People are Learning the High Quality of Our ft V DRY-CLEANING CHERRY'S NEW LAUNDRY Inc. PHONE Gove Cherry Fair THURSDAY, JULY 20 Music by Elks' Band of La Grande Address by ex-Governor West and others . Something doin all day ' Has Cove got 'em? Well, you come and seel I! ' 1 "'m ifci ijKrfc GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dept. Phone Main 8 NICE O Acre HOME NEAR LA GRANDE New 5-room bungalow, modern in every way. Good new barn. All fenced by woven wire. Chicken house and yard. 8 acres in alfalfa, balance in Spring wheat, all fine land. This place is near school, mail route. Good roaods. -Terms $2000 cash, balance in 2 years at 7 per cent. Investigate this offer if you are looking for a nice country home and small farm. FARM LOANS Geo. H. Currey Opposite Y. M. C. A. Phone Black 2001 HE WHO MOVES REAL ESTATE ijr 4 'Ip'&'h'if&'ifb'k'k'kW MAIN 56 FIXING UP SOME at your place? Then don't fail to start right by getting the i right lumber, shingles, etc., and that, of course, means getting f. .. . . ,. tnem nere- x ou appreciate that fact more and more as time tells the quality of our lumber. Ours is seasoned be fore it goes into a house. AND INSURANCE 108 Elm Street La Grande, Oregon