La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 27, 1917, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1917. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. 2 New Today At PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY Libby's 15-oz. Solid Pack Tomatoes, 2 for 25c. Krumbles Kellogg 's all wheat food, 10c packages. Head Lettuce from Imperial Valley, California, 2 for 25c. You are sure of a clean Toilet Bowl if you use Sani Flush. Jelly Powder Cost 10c every package makes a big dessert. Baker's Cocoanut is fresh cocoanut packed in cans, 10c. Underwood's Deviled Ham For Sandwiches, Sal-' ads, Omelets, etc. , Cake baking made easy use Swansdown Cake Flour Bulk Peanut Butter 20c pound use in jilaee of Butter. . ' -, Pettijohns Rolled Wheat With Bran it is nature's laxative The world's best dates finds their way into Drome dary Packages. Hunt's Sliced Peaches makes perfect Peach short cake. Thirty Oranges for Fifty-Three Cents loss than 2c each. Columbia Bacon signifies quality and flavor. New Cookies in Bulk Toasted Creams, Snow Balls, Florida, Chocolate Eclaires, Wellington's, 30c a pound. Absolutely Boneless Codfish in one pound cartons 30c. - . Fresh Kippered Cod just arrived by express. Holsum Raisin Bread Fresh every morning. PHONE MAIN 80. 2.20 2.20 10.05 Chas. Denny. Grand Jurv Wit. Omer Lovan, Grand Jury Wit. Lee Warnick, Sheriff's expense i western Union Tel. Co., tele grams C. K. McCormick, Express, etc. John Frawley, Express, etc. . G. W. DeLay, Road Viewer . . . J. F. Dobbin, Road Viewer . . . Arthur Curtis, Surveyor's fees Irma Aikine, Work on tax rolls C. A. Galloway, Commission er a fees W. J. Townley, Commission er's fees A. E. Ivanhoe, Express, etc. . . Edith Bork, Work Examining Board Ruth Jackson, Work Examin ing Board J I Janet Jones, Work Examining SI Board Hazel Last, Work in School dupis. vnuce J. A. Yeager, District Sealer. ' Boys' & Girls' Aid Society, Monthly allowance Irma Y. Martin, Work in Tax Dept ,. Gertrude Last, Work in Tax Dept H. P. Oliver, Auditing records 252.00 ur. a. u Richardson, Registrar fees Dr. A. C. McCown, Registrar fees Mrs. A. H. Sullivan, Registrar fees , . Dir. J. P. Myers, Registrar fees Dr. M. Irvine, Registrar fees Dr. E. G. Kirby, Registrar fees Standard Laundry, Laundry for jail Lee Warnick, Board of prison ers Home. Ind. Tel. Co., Telephone service Union County Tel. Co., Tele phone service E. E. Bragg, P. M.. Stamped envelopes 3.54 4.07 .55 4.20 4.60 9.60 78.00 24.20 23.20 6.76 9.00 9.00 9.00 35.00 30.44 10.00 13.50 3.00 4.25 1.50 75 1.75 3.25 4.75 1.00 47.14 29.30 8.00 239.16 COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS. Bills audited and allowed by County Court, February Term, 1917: General Fund. Name. For What Allowed. H. R. Hunna, Reporter fees in sane case ... .' $ Frank Carpenter, Wit. Gray insane Geo. Nelson, Wit. Gray insane Mary Welton, Wit. Gray insane John P. Hannon, Wit. Gray insane Mrs. Frank Carpenter, Wit. Gray insane 4.20 James Ward, Wit. Grny in sane J . ... ... ... . 2.20 John Gray, Wit. Gray insane . Emmett Monsoll, Wit. Gray in sane March, Jacob C, Wit. Gray insane Walker, Z. W., Wit. Gray in sane Wm. Thompson, Wit. Gray in sane John E. Martin, Wit. Gray in sane J. H. Wikelback, Wit. Gray in sane S. I Knight, Drayage J. P. Court A. C. Williams, Office sup plies 13.79 Jilushong & Co., Supplies ... 15.25 I .Glass & Prudhomme, Supplies 125.08 iMPwim jjk. & Stat. Co., Sup- !;stai,r:;:v 3.(H,!iRBrVs.;suppne;-:.:-::: ?8 ---... r..., .,vu,B . iKemimrton Tvnew P. Jury list 3.00 1663 M oc ! 7 Supplies w , i.uy A. C. Williams, J. P. Fees State vs. Shipman 10.85 Art Weagel, Wit. State vs. Shipmr.n ... 1 1.70 J. F. Miller, Wit. State vo Shipman 1.70 R. A. Hug, Giand Juror Oct. Term 14.00 A. J. Elliott, Grand Juror Oct. Term 11.80 H. H. Cleaver, Grand Juror Oct. Term 13.20 Wm. Swiger, Grand Juror Oct. Term ... ... 10.6O Ed. Avars, Grand Juror Oct. 1 Term . 9.40 E. G. Adcook, Grand Juror Oct. Term 13.20 Chris Miller, Grr.nd Juror Oct. I Term 9.20 M. McMurry, Juror Oct. Term 3.20 Chas. Coalwell, Juror Oct. Term 3.20 Chas. Taal, Juror Oct. Term 3.20 J. R. Warnstaff, Grand Jury 9 2,, Wit 3.20 "'"jJohn Koroll, Grand Jury Wit. 3.00 ; John Morg, Grand Jury Wit. . 3.00 'ev ; M. A. Faulk, Grand Jury Wit. 2.20 iJoe Hickey, Grand Jury Wit 2.20 J. C. Christiansen, Grand Jury Wit Amt. 5.00 4.20 4.20 4.20 4.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 ' 2.20 1.00 5.00 Chas. T. Resler, Grand Jury Wit. A. C. Williams, Surety bond v. J. xfiacK, urawing j. r. jury t iwh r.rnH :fr,, wit L H. Russell, Draw.ng J. P. H. Knapp, Grand Jury Wit. . TiS W "V W J F. Miller, Grand Jury Wit. A C. Williams, Drawing J. P !Th B Grand j wit Jury list 3.00 . w , T ' Wm. E. Harris, Drawing J. P. .S A- Weagel, Grand Jury Wit. Jury list 3.00 Will Hesse, Grand Jury Wit. . W. H. Lehman, Drawing J. P. Geo. Grider, Grand Jury Wit. 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 f ,j?ff y CO NOW PuMION PACIFICSYSTEM MmfXr DIRECT ROUTE TO SUNNY ftfcfclM, wl . .. r . . f RoundTrip Fares "O flSAN WANCJSCO Literature, resenri. iASl 1 tiom. and ticket! up- Vv tmmr-- f ODppliCtKtO V ?0 mfesA J.H.Keeney JfV LM?7 Agent 'SMU Kemington Typewriter Co., Ribbons , . 7.00 81.00 Elgin Recorder Pub. Co., Print ing 27.90 ,E. O. Republican, Printing .. 25.25 La Grande Printing Co., Print ing 20.25 L,a orande Observer, Printing 63.10 North Powder News, Print ing 3.50 Mrs. Mary Koyl, Laundry work 5.99 Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Repairs to machine I.55 Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Adding machine 318.50 Bay & Zweifel, Plumbing repairs...-.; 6.50 City of La Grande, Water rent 29.80 T. W. DeBorde, Janitor and Watchman 75.00 E. O. Light & Power Co., light and power 23.50 C. Hildebrandt, Repairs at courthouse 3.50 Chester Coyle, Hauling gar bage 1.50 F. L. Lilly, Supplies 6.88 W. S. Montgomery, Wood for courthouse 222.50 O. A. Nash Elec. Co., Repairs at courthouse 12.25 Spaeth & Goss, Supplies 4.50 Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance premium 85.00 J. G. Snodgrass, Supplies 7.20 tico. Palmer Lbr. Co., Wood for Poor Farm 10 50 Clyde L. Kiddle, Supplies for Poor Farm 35.70 Wm. Sion, Supt. Poor Farm. . . 65 00 Ida West, Work at Poor Farm 20.00 I. W. Faulk, Relief for G. A. R. 41.00 W. H. Bohnenkamp Co., Funer al expense indigent 25.00 B. W. Shores, Taxi hire 3.50 Lewis Bloom, Supplies for in digent Mrs. Thos. Briggs, Nursing in digent Foley & Rogers, Taxi hire J. C. Gearhart, Nursing indi gent .' Golden Rule Co., Supplies indi gent Hill's Dept. Store, Supplies In digent Grnnde Rondo Hospital, Hos pital fees Valentine Kraemer, Opening grave indigent Krouse Bros., Supplies indigent Mammoth Grocery, Supplies indigent ,, Walter Stringham, Supplies in digent 40.OO W. J. Townley, Supplies indi gent ! J. W. White Grocery. Supplies indigent 7.55 C. S. Moore, M. D., Medical services 20.00 Red Cross Drug Store, Drngs for indigents 43.55 Union Drug Co., Drugs foij in digents 1.50 J. H. Barnes, Relief for G. A. R Mclla J. Atteberry, Widow's Pension Hattie M. Brown, Widow's Pen sion Mary H. Bean, Widow's Pension Katie E. Burnett, Widow's Pen sion 10.00 Mary M. Bauer, Widow's Pen sion 25.00 Hannah M. Boswcll, Widow's 10.00 30.00 15.00 25.00 32.50 7.60 16.00 22.50 17.60 17.60 10.00 22.50 "32.50 10.00 20.50 17.50 10.00 12.50 22.50 10.00 17.60 10.00 17.50 11.95 11.25 8.50 13.00 23.16 10.50 Nettie Dallcn, Widow's Pension Anna Donovan, Widow's Pen sion . . . . Minnie Dray, Widow's Pen sion ... 10.00 Cora B. Busick, Widow's Pen- sion Mary Fitzgerald, Widow's Pen. sion . .1 Elizabeth Flower, Widow's Pen sion ... . . Lena Groupe, Widow's Pen sion Lo Desca Graham, Widow's Pension , Rosa Goodwin, Widow's Pen sion Belle Huntley, Widow's Pen sion Anna W. Heughan, Widow's Pension Gracia Hesse, Widow's Pen sion Mary Haight, Widow's Pen sion . j. Olive J. Johnston, Widow's Pen sion Parilla Keefer, Widow's Pen sion Myrtle Logan, Widow's Pen sion : Alice M. Lemon, Widow's Pen sion Nancy Long, Widow's Pension Margaret M. Miller, Widow's Pension , ... Nellie M. Martin, Widow's Pension Ethel M. Masters, Widow's Pension 15.00 Stella McGrath, Widow's Pen sion Sarah Nash, Widowts Pension Nettie Rich, Widow's Pension Mary S. Smith, Widow's Pen sion Emily J. Stine, Widow's Pen sion ... 15.00 Sarah E. Swalberg, Widow's Pension 10.00 County Court Proceeding February Term, 1917. In re monthly report of County Treasurer. Approved. In re monthly statement of County Clerk of scalp bounty warrants is sued. Approved. In re monthly allowance to various indigent persons. County Clerk di rected to issue warrants on General Fund as follows: A. C. Cook $6.00; Susan Enloe $10.00; Margaret A. Goodwin $7.50; Catherine Herman $7.50; Amelia Hildebrandt $12.50; M. Hughey $15.00; Carrie Jackson $10.00; Millie McLachlion $10.00;: Almeda McCurry $7.50; Esther Pow ers $7.50; Ellen Palmer $10.00; D. W. Souder $15.00; Clara Series $10.00; Samuel Sisson $10.00; J. F. Williams $12.50; Mrs. Robt.. Wilkinson $5.00. It is further ordered that the allow ance heretofore made to Alfred Banks and -Mrs. J. O. Sage be and the sama are hereby discontinued. In re application of W. L. Clark for county aid. Application granted un til May term. In re resignation of John Hallgarth as bonstable Elgin J. P. Dist. Con tinued for the term. In re amplication of S." F. Richard son to open L. Street. Continued for the term. In re appointment of supervisors for various road districts. Continued for the term. In re appointment of County Phy sician. Continued for the term. In re petition of J. L. Woodell for refund of taxes. Peti'.i n granted and clerk direct d to draw warrant on general fund in cum of $4.51 in favor of J. L. Woodoll. In re application of C. H. Mar?h for refund of taxes. Application granted and Clerk directed ';o issue warrant on general fund in favor of C. H. Marsh for $281.51 with inter est at 6 per cor.t from March 5, 1914. In re petition of J. W. Barger et Continued f )r Salt Rising Bread Yes, we are now getting the good old. Salt Rising Bread like Mother used to make. We receive this bread three times a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. If you are going to give a party come in and let us order some fancy pastry for you. J. G. Snodgrass Grocer PHONE MAIN 43 Quality Service Honest Pricet Job Printing Neatly and Quickly Done at The Observer Office. a! to open county road, the term. In re county road petitioned for by Albert Olson et al. Continued far the term. In re county road petitioned for by Hans Westenskow et al. Continued for the term. In re county road petitioned for by Powder Land & Irrigation Co.. ct al. Continued for the term. In re county road petitioned for by Cecil Thompson ct al. Continued for 97.25 j the term. I In re c unty road petitioned for by 6.00 W, H. Gkun ct al. Continued for the 6.15 i term. In re county road petitioned for by li-oa 1 Hoyd McKennon et al. Continued for the term. In re appointment of ConRtahle for Elgin J. I. Dint. Continued for the term. In re application of J. E. 'Reynolds for refund of taxes. Denied. In re application of Home Ind. Tel. Co. for damrges to telephone lines. Continued for the term and referred to District Attorney. In re advertising for bids for wood for 1917. Clerk directed to ndvertise for Wd3 for 75 cords of 3 ft. 8 in. yel low pine or yellow fir wood, free from limbs, cut from ereen timber, to be 12.50 j delivered at Courthouse basement not Inter than Oct. 1. 1917. Bids to be 10.00 1 fjk'd with clerk on or before March 1, 1917. Daily Feb. 27. Mothers Who value the health of their babes must not for get to weigh the importance of the milk that reach-f cs their delicate stomachs. Js the milk your baby drinks clean? Do you realize the dangers that lurk in dirty milk? ' There, is in this city a 'constant warfare against dirty milk. The P. M. & C. company is waging this war. You, Mothers, who are in doubt. about the sanitation and cleanliness of the milk your baby drinks, can see for yourselves how this battle against dirt and the siege for clean milk is waged in our plant, by simply calling at the depot, 1708 1-2 Sixth. There you will be convinced, we are sure, that dirt and disease haven't a ghost of a chance to contaminate the milk we sell. Courteous explanation of our systems given to auy one who calls at any hour of the da v. 'Jgf 'JAG 21.65 60.00 12.60 CONSIDERS MOTOR SERVICE. J. G. Snodgrass, delegate from La Grande to interview General Passen ger Agent William McMurray of the Pension 10.00 O.-W. R. R. and N. company in Port Oreta C. Combs, Widow's Pen- lnnd last week, in regard to motor sion 10.00 service on the Joseph branch, reports Luclla Castle, Widow's Pen- that he talked with Mr. McMurray ion 10.00 relntive to the matter and wag told Oma Cullen, Widow's Pension 23.00 that the matter was being seriously Lou Dawson, Widow's Pension 10.00 considered. I 1 1 Pure Milk 8c Cream Co. (Dealers in pure milk and cream.) ft- ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft COALMWOOD CAR NICE LUMP COAL AND CAR DRY WOOD JUST RECEIVED Limited Amount of Coal to Each Customer "We art: exclusive dealers for "King" and "Hiawatha" Coals. Drayage, Packing, Storage and Feed The J. D. Lynch Co. One Block East of Depot Phone Main 10 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft t ffrX