La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 21, 1918, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textmo a-ua y, ja;;uah y PAGE SIX LA UKAKDlO 'EVENING OBSEUVE.U COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS 9.00 33.70 2.C7 2.79 10.00 30.78 75.00 1.00 75.00 34 (11 Illlli audited and "U'.aweil by the Qounty Court, January term, 1918: Name Wr What Amt. 1,00 Warnlcl:, sheriff's ox- ponso $ 61 . SO j Union Co.' Tel. Co., tola- - . phono rent 8.15 Chan. II. Reynolds, prem ium on bonds, 155.00 Irma Martin, work in clerk's office .... . . . . C. K. McCormlck, attend ing clerk's convention . . O. K. McCormlck, express Class & Prudliomme Co., supplies II. & M. Hibbon Co., do., . . E. E. Uragg, stumps, otc., Irma M. Alklne, work on tux rolls, Irvln Koyl, hauling clndors T. W. DeDorde, janitor sor- v Icon, J. R. Oliver, premium on insurance J. G. Snodgrnss, supplied. , Underwood Typewriter Co., typewriter Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoc, expross 8.K0 Hazel I,ast, work In school superintendent's office. 35.00 A. C. Hampton, do 9.00 National Sales & Service Co., supplies. . ; ' 3.00 Tony P. Smith, calling Jur ors 1.50 Mrs. Ed. Thomas, wit. Stuto vs. Nowlln 2.20 W. S. Montgoniery, do . . . 4.20 C. A. Galloway, commis sioner's fees 24.20 IJ. W. Shores, taxi hlro ... 7.50 W. T. Townloy, do., 61 .00 Wostcrn Union Telegraph Co., telegrams 4.13 Arthur C. Williams, J. P. feeB, State vs. McLaugh lin 10,50 L. Rayburn, Const, fees, Stato vs. McLaughlin, 2.40 " I. W. Faulk, do 2.10 II.' A. Daubcnborger, wit., State vs. McLaughlin, 1.70 Arthur C. Williams, J. P. fees. State vo McLaugh lin ot al 7.45 I,. Rayburn, Const, foes, fees, Stato vs. McLaugh lin et al : 4.10 Arthur C. Williams, J. P. feeB, State vs. Horr, . . 14.70 George G. Connally, wit. State vs. Hcrr 8.10 Bon Shores, do 1.70 Mrs. Dora Dlvcns, do., ... 8.10 Mrs. A. H. Iioebee, do 17.10 L. M. Jensen, do 1 .70 Archie Stephenson, do., .. 2.10 Arthur C. Williams, J. P. foes, State vs.- Starns ot al 11-00 W. J. Church, juror Moore Inquest, .. ., 1.80 li. P. Day, do., ... 1.80 ' Mv A.Stephimsonr do rr v -1. 80 J. A. Oliver, do.. ....... , 1.80 W. L. Owsley, do.,' ....... 1.80 John Wilson, do., 1.80 David Goddos, wit, Moore Inquest, 2.30 Walter Clark, do.. ...... . 2,30 U. E. Bonhnm, conveying juryman 3.30 Hnl llohnenkamp, wit. Moore Inquest 1.70 I, W. Faulk, Const, foes. Moore inauost 7 . 30 Arthur C. Williams coronor Moore Inquest, ....... 11.10 E. W. Enstman, reporter Moore lnqunst 19.00 V. W. Whiting exam insane B . 00 M. K. Hall, do. 5.00 T. W. DuBordo, guarding insane, 3.00 8. T. Booth, do M. K. Hall, secy. County Board Health, ........ J, A. Yoagor, services as dlBtrlct sealer, ........ Boytf" & Girls Aid Society, monthly allowance, . . . Hnttle M. Brown, widows pension Mary H. Bean, do., Katie E. Burnett, do., , , . . Katie Blckford, do Mary M. Bauer, do Cora R. Bloom, do Hannah M. Boswell, do., . . Cora B. Buslck, do Orcla C. Combs, do., . , . , , Luella CaHtlc, do , Oma Cnllen, do., , , , Lou Dawson, do., , Nettle Dallon, do., ....... Anna Donovan, do., ...... Mary Fitzgerald, do Kltsiabetli Fowler, do., .... Carrie M. Goyon, do., .... Lena Groupc, do., LoDcsca Graham, do Rosa Goodwin, do., , Belle Huntley, do Anna W. Holghan, do., . . . Grncia Hesse, do., Mary Ilnlght, do Olive J. Johnson, do., .... Agda Jolmnsun, do., ..... Barilla Hector, do.. ..... Almcda McCurry, do., Esthor Powers, do., Ellen Palmer, do D. W. Bonders, do Clara Series, do Mrs. J. o: Sngo, do., Samuol Sisson, do., Mrs. J. Q. Shirley, do., . . . Sarah Thomson, do Susie Trott, do J. F. Williams, do Mis. Knht. Wilkinson, do.. Hot Lnko Sanitarium, hos pital services for indigent Grande Rondo Hospital, do. Waller Stringhnm, supplies for indigent Lucy A. Wado, house rent for indigent, S. L. Hunter, supplies for Indigent, Hills Department Store,, supplies Silvorthorn'R Drug Store, do Standard Laundry, laundry for Jail Loo Wainlck, prisoners' board J. 11. Lames, rellof indig ent soldier Isuue W. Faulk, hall rent. J. F. I'hy, county expense, Foley & Rodgcrs, taxi hire Class & I'rudliomme, sup- piles, Win. Thompson, work at poor farm, W. A. Zurbrlck, pasture rent Clyde L. Kiddle, supplies for poor furm, Vornn Lewis, work at poor farm Win. .'Hon, Supt. poor farm, ; J. D. Lynch Co., coal for poor furm, . . La Grande Evening Observ er, printing Eastern Oregon Republican do Elgin Recoidor Publ. Co., do., Bay & Zwelfol, repairing pump F. L. Lilly, supplies Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co., lights and power 100.15 Homo Ind. Tel. Co., tele phone rent Clyde L. Klddlo, Biipplies for bridge , J. D. Lynch Co., coal, .... J. J. Qulnlnnd Co., repair ing road machinery, . . R. W. Brlggs, work In R. D. No. 1, M. Mortenson, do R. Hunter, do., L. B. Larson, do., S. T. Oodaey, do Alvin II. Hullor. do Frank Ross, work in R. D. No. 2 Tom Marks, do., R. I. Barker, do., J. W. Sills, do D. A. Phillips, work In R. 7.50 7.50 10.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 12.00 7. 10.00 12.00 0.00 42.00 29.50 45.00 10.00 3.8! 10. 70. .76 2.00 50.70 50.00 15.00 24.00 4.00 15.10 1.75 22.00 33.65 20.00 G5.00 31.80 54.55 2S.70 5.00 13.00 20.45 30.70 7. 121, 32.50 6.00 ..6.00 2.60 5.00 9.75 17.50 22.00 10.00 25.00 15.00 D. No. 3, ..' 48.00 E. II. DeLong, do 12.00 C. A. Smith, do. 14.00 Dick Peabler, do., . , 00.50 W, O; ftherwood, do 19.00 J. E. Orvlo, do 0.00 John Winn, do., 12.00 August Erickson, work R. D. No. 7, 24.00 J. D. Woodell, do., 0.00 J. L. Woodell, do , 14.00 James Brlggs, do., , COO Elam Brlggs, do., , 3.00 IS. D. Whiting, do., 3.00 J. E. German, do., Li.Ou J. A. Butcher, do 8.20 A. C. Hess & Sons, lumber, 2.90 II. H. Grout, work R. D. No. 10, 6.00 Geo. Miles, do., 1.60 Eurl O'Hryant, do., 3.00 Jack O'liryant, do - 4.50 Earl W. Smith, do.,,.... .50 Ernest Slmonls, do 2.00 Lawrence Simonls, do., . ,v 1.50 Lon Ludgalo, do., .50 Floyd Wiltshire do., 1.25 Bob Turner, do., .60 Roy Uoroer, do.,' 1 . 50 Joff Pierce, do 1.50 H. H. Grout, do 21 .00 1)lck Donning, do 12.00 Roy Mercer, do., 28.00 James Titus work R. D., No. 10 . . 48.00 Joff Pierce, do., 7.00 II. W, Polan, do 24.00 Fred Sulpail, do., 3.50 Hnrve Oorham, dp., 7.00 Charley Brant, do., 24.00 John Davis, do., 24.00 Rube Dalton, do.,, ...... . 10.60 L. W. Llndley, do'., 14.00 Peter Wall, work on roads 16.00 A.. J. Kcnyon, do., ; 17.50 Geo. Grout, do 30.00 Standard Oil Co., supplies 100.77 Westorn White Pino Lum ber Co., lumber 13.53 John Melville, supplies, .. 3.00 R. H. Davis, work on roads, 58.00 Olo Johii'wi, do 43.75 13. P. Courtney, do., 7.00 Chas. Weaglc, do., 49.60 M. Brannon, do 15.00 A. S. HIatt, do 27.00 S. T. Simmons, do 17.00 R. R. Ncal, engineering scr vices 33.00 I. W. Huffman, do 10.50 Fred Eames. do., ......... 25.00 W. IT. Bohncnkamp Co., supplies 46.95 John Stroebor, work on roads, 1.25 Conrad Stroebcr, do 1.25 John Marg, do 1.20 Galloway-Rees Cb. supplies 10.00 Townlcy Busy Store freight .92 H. P. Burnett, work on roads, 12.00 Hilton's Garage, storage,.. 5.00 Willis Wright, work on roads 5.00 J. C. Herring ,do 5.00 N. T. Gray, do 6.00 B. E. & L. E. Anderson, supplies 2.80 Bolton-Bodmer Co., do 150.00 Hodson-Feonnnghty Co., road machinery 864.30 J. D. Caldwoll Co., freight, 40.80 I Hackett Lumber Co., lum ber, 8.67 J. A. Garrity, supplios, .. 11.00 W. II. Bohncnkamp Co., do G.C5 Coast Bridge Co., labor and freight, S400 89 County pourt Proceedings, January Term, 1818: In re monthly repori ot County Treasurer. Approved. In re monthly statement of County Clerk of scalp bounty warrants. Ap proved. In ro proposed county rond peti tioned for by Floyd VrKonnon ot al. Report of viewers accepted and load ordorcd opened. In re application of Scott Gondall for road for public easement, Coun ty Surveyor, Geo. W. Wright, and Ed. Wulf, as a Bourd of County Road Viewers ordered to meet at Hallor School House on Thursday, January 24th, 1918, to view said easement. In ro County road petitioned for by Powder Land 4; Irrigation Co. Continued for tenri. In re designating official county newspnpors for year 1918. The El gin Rocorder and the Weekly Ob-sorver-Star designated as official County Newspapers. In ro selecting of a jury lint for the year 1918. Jury list drawn. In re petition of Chris Mayo for re-Issue of lost warrant. Petition granted. In re proposal of H. P. Oliver to audit county books. Proposal of H. P. Oliver accepted upon filing bond In the sum of $800.00. Ill ro petition of O. W. R. & N. Co. for franchise to extond yards. Continued for the term. In re approval of bond of J. B. Bre;,hears. Bond approved. In re payment cf taxes on trans ient live stock, to Wallowa county. Continued for the term. In ro petition of M. B. Wilson et al for opening and establishing a road under Chapter 290 of the 1917 Session Laws. T. B. Johnson ap pointed to represent County in se curing right of way. In re proposed County road peti tioned for by J. D. Muir et al. Re port of viewers accepted and road ordered opened. In ro proposed road petitioned for by W. T. I'hy et al. Report of view ers accepted and road ordered op ened. d-1-21 wk-1-25 VOTED FOR S."s; BILE! ;enlists in army Boost tho Community. The La Orondo Evening Observer welcomes contributions on subjects of interest to the public. Write down your ideas for community bet terment In a constructive way and send them to the paper. Knocking letters are not wanted but ithose on subjects of community building arc welcomed. Loose Orthography The folks who write whnt moderns read .. .. .... ...... Are much distressing mo. They WILL spell led (the past" of lead) With "a" 'twlxt "e" and "d." t " V ' ii t ' v " if I Mbrnry Heliis. La Grande is proud of Its. public institutions. The library Is one in stitution that la at the command of every one. The librarian will help you. You oaq call and get books on any subject that yon are Interested in. If the books are not in the libra ry, the librarian will Bond to the stute library and get them for you. o . The raininess of Ilaliiilnoss. The resident of America who can feel calm right now with regard to tho war la crazy. Farm Life. COMING EVENTS i Jan, 21-22 (Monday and Tuesday)--"Tom Sawyer," at the Arcade. Jan. 22. Annual Volunteer Fire men's Danco. Jan. 25 (Friday) Canadian officers at L. D. S. Tabernacle. Feb. 4 to 9 Registration of Ger man aliens. Feb 7-13. Portland Automobllo, Truck and Tractor Show. April 12 Last day for filing nomi nating petitions or declarations for the primaries with the secretary of state. April 12 Last day for filme; dec laration of candidacy for nominating petition with the county clerk for pri mary election. May 17 Primaries for Republicans and Democrats. November 5 General state, county and city election. NOTICE! Estroyed to my place Octobor 1, on 1-year old roau belter, dehorned, no oar marks visible. Branded O oo right hip. Owuer can hnvo an imal by paying costs. l-12-10lpd. MRS. J. A. WOODELL. Soino marbles for tho boys ni Sil- vorthorn'a. i-.i-.i. 0 1-U nor cent Money- ISO, 0QQ for long term ai o i-- iei cent Interest for loans on uranuu Rnnde valloy farms. See W. B. Sar gent at La Grande Investment Com pany at once. 11-22-tf. Money to Loan. On Improved real property In Union county. No dolnya. Current rates. La Grando Investment Co. Adv. tf. LEGAL .NOTICE. . j Advertising in Brief S ! Above is Congressman Royal C. Johnson of South Dakota and his wife. He is now a private in the U. S. army drawing $33 per month as a soldier and turning back Into- Undo Sam's trensury tho $7500 and extras due him as congressman. I i Ho voted for the selective ser vice bill, and then to back it up. be Joined the army himself while his wife is running their modest little homo. LOCALS And Administration Notice. Notice is hereby given that Martha E. Day, as administratrix ot tho Es tate of Foster A. Day, deceased, has filed her final account of said o.itnto and that tho Cpunty Court has fixed Wednesday. February 27, 1918, at 10 A. M., and at the County Court room in tho Court House at La Grande, Union County, Oregon, as the tlmo and placo for hearing all objections, if any, to said final ac count, and settlement of said Es tate. Dated Monday, January 21, 1918. Martha E. Day, by marriage, MARTHA E. DAY-THOriP, 1-21-28, 2-4-11-17 Administratrix. School supplies of all kinds; tab lets, typewriter paper, pens, ink, mucilage, blank "uooks of all sizes. At Sllverthorn's Family Drug Store. 1-21-24 1 5 A new shipment of "Over the Top" just In. The moBt popular war book j of tho season. Newlln Book & Stn-! tionery Co. 1-17-tf. ! Society news for the Observer should be Bent in Friday. , Soon Over Ills Cold. Everyone speaku weir oi Cinnnber lnln's Cough Remedy after having ured it. ' Mrs. George Lewis, Pitts f.'eld, N. Y.,.has this to say regarding it: "Last winter my little boy. five years old, was sick with a cold ror two or three weeks. I doctored him and used various cough medicines but nothing did lilm much Rood un til I began using Cliar.iborlain's Cough Remedy. Ho then Improved rapidly and In a few days was over his cold." Adv. Wo develop your films nnd do your printing promptly and well at j Silvcrthorn's Family Drug Store, i 1-21-24 i Kodak Studio. finishing done at Hart's 1-10-26C. These warm days are good days for the Kodaks. Better buy one of Sllverthorn's Family Drug Store. 1-21-24 -CHICHESTER S PILLS V?- TUtt DIAMOND HUAJ.O. A nit in Kr4 ud tJoi tttwmAVy foi, wild witb Bit KIUmb. 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