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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1921)
Fndny. O.-fuW 7. 1fr21 COMTRAGTS TO DELIVER LUMBER mesas LA G5AND3 ETENirJo OBStitvYEH PAGE TTTRP!' Party Guest a J , W-' -" M v Vial I,' f , North Powder SOCial cntlju for the rtule shown in the ubow I'onipiiny but nlso, tiv cnsus where U0 ArtiviHoo Pyonf cal'ion. vqtiired hy the Act of Aujr- stockholder or -wcurity huWur uppuai s Aiuviuea WtMl, ust 24j ls)12i cmbolipa in section upon the hooks of the cumpuny an trus- funiily. I Mrs. L. H. RussHI mill Mrs. V. A. Palmer Junction M;m Will 'ut large Amount .,!' Timber This Winter. j palmer jitnction. Oct. 7 1 (Sppitlnl) Nate Rains of lVnillL-tnn Bpent a few ilays In Palmer Valley! visiting friends. ! Mrs. J. A. Arburkle of I.a Grunda Kppnt a day with Mrs. llert Oaliniun lasl week. 1 Mrs. Shell Wilson of Portland who "has bee nspcudiiiK the suminer here 1n the Junction, lei 1'rtlay for a; short visit with relatives ui Sumpier. Norman Swikert recolved two thor-i . oilfih bred boar dogs by express Tuos--day. They were shipped from Ohio,' and are beaulies. Hobert Hodluns has takei a oon- . trad, to deliver one and one-half mil lion feet of timber lo the fl ramie Itomle track for the G. It. l.br. Co.-. The timber in on II r. WhititiK's land ; At present, be is building his camps, and getting ready to move the lini-, ber as soon ns he has living quarters for his crew. Fred Garrett, who Is employed nt ' the camp received news of the acob dental death of his cousin In La', . . , Grande. Kriduv. and left at once for 'VT Rml K-' "fquamted ami liKht the Kcener.fi he accident. - .shmcnts w-,11 be served ,.,,,. . J M( 'he Sunday school classes Floyd Kendall, forest rancor, went took ,hcir dinner and walked two miles In to the Fry Memlows Wednesday. ;t0 Uu, Wl,(lls T1,c W1,.uhl,,. wlls s Hen Knight, fire patrolman, who '.,. . . . . has fully recovered front a serim,s'u,r th(.ir walk. Statement of the Ownership, Man- cut In the leg has gone back to bis, Th Tl,Io,.lset KralyvP win son milv(.!11BPmi,nt circulation, etc. ,requir, by 1 "-'. the building purchased by them to theltho Act of Congress of August 24. H. E. Bartholomew, one of the site in town. When finished it will 1912, The Observer-Star, published i largest sneep owners in eastern ur- mime a nice neat hail for them. weekly at La Grande, Oregon, for Oc- egon, passed through the Junction Business is very good in Telocaset. tobor, 1921. ' wrlh three bands of sheep lust week. The railroad has a large, force of men State of Oregon) E. C. Geltings of the City Gnrage. at work here and farmers are hmilinjr' )ss. , at Elgin, came to the Junction Micr.in their grain. The town presents a County of Union) a passenger Friday night on a rush, busy scene these days. 1 Before me, a Notury Public in anil call. ' r,r the State and county aforesaid,' Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Owsley of Fry Original "Water Wanon" personally appeared Bruce Dennis ! Meadows passed through here i nurs- sl.(,ms Ml , who, having been duly sworn accord- day on their way to Wiilln Walla via w.,,. Tollgate. !,r. John Senlt of Cricket Flat was In , hari the Palmer Valley appraising land I ,,,, VniiTII nuvneii n... o u.,A,.. '"" "-kuii"mi, piunn ui m any ouii-r uouciury ruiauon P , . on ,he n,en of '"' form' to wi,: the nttme f th Pe"" or corporation Z . ? m , Ida., seiit the Thil, ,he mmei an(, aaiI,.esse9 , for wh such v . J j IihHn .n r?HdT UU!e h'-P"'i". editor, managinK editor given; also that the said two para Lang tin and children. Mrs. A. :inl, uusilUfSS ',,,. ale. , c0,ltlli K( embracimr Huddlesou was le goes of Mrs. Wm. rfi,.c t i i i i t Reardon of Haines last Mondav af- Polisher, i.mce Dennis, La Grande, " SJ"" " 'H' .ef ns ternoon . f -CR"": editor, mine; managing editor, to the cii-cumstances and conditions ;:rr rer"!a,r.s,Tir-:srgive rr. stoppedffereLr brlefv, A l.lVimie K.vumnff I lhauit'.)p liih. ' .,v i:i,;,. ,.... 1 .1.. ,-, direct or indirect in the said stock. "Fan,, l. wi.-Kin, ,,.: , ,,. ., uvi'"., ", ..in,-, nin 1111,3 mull lis m 1, .1 . . ... -i ,.iis Aura hiiikc is cue of the Witnesses In the case ot "KiUty" Arljuc-klc, who is uwulting Uial In Kianclseo as a result of tlic dmth of VirKinia nnppe, following a boor.c party In Arbuckle's rooms. juaw ui a guest ut i'ai ijr. Huddleson were linker visitors Tues- ',,ru,e -Dennis, La Grande, Oregon; , fc duy r lorence j. iiennis, ijfl irinnuc, virego'l, . Grant Dalion was In Fnioi, .Mo,,1- ;- Th"t the known bondliolders, 5- That .the average number of cop. dnv neitlni. dental work done mortgagees, and other security hold- '' ''iich issuw of this publication :- W A. Hull lleson was trailsac, ig owning or holding 1 per cent or M - d strilmted ,hrugh the mails business in Baker Monday. more of total amount of bonds, iport- ' " "ul'n1' 1 "'- L. B. Itussel and fainilv leave !n- W ur sccuriues arc: Ut . dav for llolse. Ida whe.'e i her u.,, there are none, so state.) spend the week with relatives and ! Mrs. Clarence Harris of Boise ,K i ;k, i.a uraniie, t.regon. I the auost of her. nareiits. Mr. anil . 4- that the two paragraphs next Mrs. Chris Peterson. shown above is- This infiirnia thq Grande National Bank. Iji tlon Is reilllied fioin dally publica- Grnnde, Oregon; United State Nation. ti' only.) BIUICR DKNNIS. Sworn to and subscribed before me above, giving the names of the own- this oth day oT October, 1921. t crs, stockholders, and security holders ('HAS. 11. KKYNOI.DS, if any, contain not only the list of Notary Public for Orego"-. The Unrevoked. , stockholders anil security holders as (seal) (My Commission Expires "DaiiL'liter." said Hie .unions ninth- they nppenr upon the hooks of the . Feb. 21,1921.) er. "von siiiiuiii liiinw.' nlisi.lniely. that you love .linnes above all llilngs be fore you .iiarry him." ".'or un-ivy's sake, iiniitinia," iuiited the girl, "vou are so iinreasuiiahle! Trnw, can 1 , know bow t Ii luve lii hi ' mull I I i-liaiice to aitirry liha nod give him a treat lite mean ami see If l ean Mlek to him !" Illi hiiiolid Tlllies-Illsiniti h. STATEMENT. -1 " ' r Where Y COMPLETE ITS. bur HOM i r , i Carr's redit Is Good It Jr. FURNISHER Original "Water Wanon." sei'liis lll.lt the nlifnvM 'StulLr 'ii" sinned from the liirgc.tmikml t0 law eP0Re unu says that h I ns or the iiiiiihwesi, used In the ' the publisher of the Observer-Star, esiim; siMsoii in supply waier for "ni that the following is, to the best steam eii 'lne vv'iii h rims n,i- t his knowledge and belief, a true; for Die federal loan one day lasl ; threshing Mn.-hine. x s ,, statement of the ownership, manage-. wk- In rn.il or vv lo drink i- nicnf (and if a daily paper, the ci'-l Mrs. F. O. Ilnrryman loft for Elcin Iiocts of n. wheat Melds, working Iculntion), etc., of the aforesaid publi Sunday for a lew days' vlsll. I mnler Hie .iiuvhliig sun. The work Mrs. Prudence Kllllan or Spokane ers were prone to hop up on the vn wbo has been spending several weeks j lor wagon to iiin'm h iheir thirst every with ber son left for Pendleton Riin-jiime the wagon i .mi,, in. This was day. obtained i roin a ki-g or water 'kept M. J. Wiltmeyer and crew of the sida.-i-i d In Hie innk to keep It cool. Looking glass sect ion went to Elgin ' ' , Saturday on business. Mollle Williams came In from her I homestead at Jarho Meadows SaUir-J day to transact business at the Junction. Our Walnuts ARRIVED TODAY Tlifso nil,si arc not llio new t-irop, hull we can rci'iiiniiii'iifUi licni to )jc goj.l nuts. pen lb. 40c J. G. SNODGRASS 10i) Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75 NO CHAUCIE FOR DELIVERY Fred Jemmison has accepted the posiliun as conductor on the Grand.' Hondo log train. William MutiHell of the C. 11. camp left for La Grande Saturday lo visil with his family over Hie week-end. v I. L. Johnson, tho sheep king of the Lookingglass se t ion, left for his home In Pendleton Thumday moult ing. S. C. Tloty shipped a carload of wood to La Grande Monday. , Jack Falrcbild who Is employed Nothing.; Hidden From X-Rays. Few organs ,,r purls oi' the hliimlu illy are iua"eessihli hi e.vamllia, Inn by X rn.vs. The pml reluarkiilde inl vinice in- ibis line was the discovery thill insoluble opnipie sails i im be ad llllliisli'i'i'il In tiMllents in sin-h iiniintlty as to nil the gullei, sioui.'ich and lutes, tines, so llial these hollow nrlllis limy he stiiilled whh the rays. The "opa que meal" shows Ihclr size, shape mill position and also evenls their contrac tile nio,.iunls. ' A Midtlay Lunch. A vnrv fine hot midday lunch nt i!l:o0 to 1:110 n. in. at the Palace. You the Grande Hondo camp left Kniur-.ji wj,hout a doubt, notice the mat, day to spend a few days In La lti;l- way these lunches are served and Grande. jsn ipiickly, too. that one in a hurry- 1 - :llp hour of the day need wasle no time TELOCASET HAS Ml 3EHI 111 if (.hoy luiit'h. hy (nil th! Palace mifldJiv VaJtor I Tns Iiocn Ti'pcil Ink liho 8hool Jlnihso M.ikin:: Tt Vory . ("Vmvonicnt. w TELOCASET--Oa. 7.(Rpocia!.) Mr. Smith of La Grnndu wan in thi vicinity on business for the Observer on October 4. A lance was piven nt the home of Mr. an'l Mrs. Shafer on Satunlav cv- enintr, October 1, and a larjre crow- was present and enjoyed the fine mu sic. A nice lunch was served late in the evening. A fine time was enjoyeii by all present. Gladys Snailtr entered the hitfh school this week and took up he" Studies. Marshall Huffman is on juiy dutv at Ia Grande. He is over his recrnt illness and able to be about aain. Mr. Snider is reported to be quite ill now. One of th railroad hands was hvt the other day. His fHt was cnuH; under the truck which was In-inff raid ed and ma.-hed. He was taken to th hospital. ; Miss Leach of Raker ha been vi--! itinpr with her sister, Mrs. Hctrcnc Stiles. j Mrs. Wilson w-as a visitor at thi whool a few days aeo. Water will soon he piped into th.'i school hou-e. This will relieve n N-n :r , fert want and a preat danirer. Wate is broug-ht from across th railroad and carried by the pup;ls. Trains ac passinjr all the t;me and there is tV possibility of someone b-inp hurt r killed. It will be better to have th expense of piping the w.iter into th whoolhouse than to have on of th- children crippled or kille.l Friends visited at the lMlif'eM home the firt of the week. The teachers of the chnols will a. tend the teachers' institute in I i ;m Grande on October 10. School wi.l ttvmi ftle be dismissed for this time and th lit- tie folks will have a holiday. f . have invited the parents for a4 teacher v-- ni pai-eni s nay. ra rents arf invn" Foir Sale Lf.vge. limW' on (iiriici' nt' A(l;lll:s it i ill' Sccoiil Hi ''I'ff s. lijniiiis iiml li.illi linwiil si-til's, lyn rJ-Mill ' ili,'llVilfU.W: iUnl i luilli up stiiirs. " j Geo. B. Richardson imhiwi" i ii ii minimum hi H ibi 3 Acres ."-room iKUisn; ?. wal-T ribt In ililt h f'uwin in frnttt if 'iiliro p;ici-; 1 i, aif: In alla'fa; splemlid barn ;,i'iiff; cliii k'-im; w;ikuii ; har n ss: Alii '-hf-n lit hi- ; c-ljar; ihmI ;inV it;rip. T.-rtn 1 1 nnd nn ljiilanrn Sol iiv il.'ir I'.iins can buy 1 !i a i. ): ty. r 1 Acle y n boiijto r fnm 7-ro..?i hnu.: I and j.! rl : j-i t u s titM'i 1 1 oh i'. W ill 1 1 tWiT j i j h prop, t-ttv for a li. H-'' i'Ti So.iih i(. ,,f A'li'ns Aw-. Geo. H. Currey I'tinn H-'JIMtl ItMiiranr Well m be Y ered! ; v i. . A, - OTHER men liave sni.l it t you'll say it t! For Clicstf rlii-lils linve "juit IttTOSs" SDIIIt'tllillK now, A new flavor, yes, lint greater tliun tliul! A new kind of cignrctte enjoy nient. Chest crfieltls satisfy! i I,ike :a! .long miooI drink when yon'iV thirsty ! Like a thick, juicy steuk when you're hungry 1 Like a Well the jioinl is that Chester lieltls th it They tntisfij. to the lilrntl Turkish, blended with Hurley and oilier. ioice home-grown toliaccos, in tl( e.vtict iroHirlioiis to briny out l!ie finest qualities vf euch. ' V 111 i l Thanks nntl the blend vnn't be miir 4,. 1 Air Plane FREE Willi, ic-nrli ciiii oC Cliasc & KiuiIkii-ii'k C'ol'fci' and Ton t In hest inoncy ciiii liny. riilin Olivo I'iuv Soap Chips 23c W'iilniils 35c ' lSi'ax.ills 33C ('iiitsiip ) , 27c " ; ' . . - Just received a shipment of MioiitanaV Hard Wheal. ITtnir. J. (L HOLM GROCER Quldity and Service CALL MAIN 13 -FREE DELIVERY Fruits and Vegetables A I'TlW MOM ENTS IN' FI.'ONT OF OVll SIIOA' WINKOWS WILL JUiClUE THE (Jl'FS TIOX 'f WljEI.E TO I I'U CIIASlFlirTS AND V E I E- esterfie CIGARETTE S Id AIR-TIGHT tint o SOT t.lonlTf A Mih Ton.rro Co. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY PHONE MAIN 80 THE HOME OF AMERICAN BEAUTY FLOUR 11
