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City and County
Brief News Items
Alfalfa seed far at R. S. Z
The famoas X-tea pianos at Ash
ley's from t' np. on easy terms
Twelve ronpl of yostg pepi-? rt
placciag aa atitg at the Jie an-
cay.
C E. V soil to 3l. S?re?ta
"Wearer two l:s oa Wets Grewiwc
street, Tuesday.
Lee R. rVcr sx J Will Irrrfje:
returned Weiaecay f-:S
months stay oc tie OeSimE3S.
Kiss Vahel VTilsoa weal out tc
raradte TsarsJxy k orxir? here she
wZ3 teach 'nas ito-
J. W. Ej-':mi. of Sheep ere A
tu ia to we Taesiay, as a witness
a the Kr-mas I'itchea contest.
We are the severs o! tie E. Ha
arfl watches, lie best oc the market. f
-! - Martin Larsi"s. '
... . ;"o3-tmctiaa comiany.
J-jdre Olmstea returned Weanes s
Vagaxii of all kiads at
4 Weaver's.
v tli"be-t left Friday for Ida-
bo patats, bat way return later.
Mrs. M. L. re Vote is confined
aer tei with a re -ere attack of
'rs Lirxie Toe of Los tine cam
rfccT.iay 10 visit her di setter. Hiss v
?-..h. Z
j;is Margaret Kirk of La Grande. :JJ
ttie.-e of A. C. ililler, is a araest : J
v'r. and Mrs. Miller, jw
George Nartoa and Win. Rowland w
paradise came to Enterprise Thurs-.
! J- i: i
Robert Wjnust of Praine Crees ;
returned home Tuesdav from a visit
of several months In the East.
A. C. Viiier and H. A. Galloway Z
eturred Thursday from attending J
he sessions of the Derek) pro ent Coa-
jress a: La Grande,
H. W. rxwse of Day Ridge left J
rr.iz.T for Spokana, where he w21 :
iork tiis summer for the Swakace
Jboo .CCiCCCCtCCCtt ,"!,
:iTke Secret
why I
We have become Headquarters for Stylish, Weil-Made Clothesfor
Men, Youths and Boys, is because we handle Brandagee, Kinkaid
& Co.'s Celebrated Tailor-rnade Garments, the Best for the Price
in the United States. We Guarantee every Garment to give Per
fect Satisfaction. : : : : : : :
tij froa the Isiiia. here he .
bees for ti cars iaiticg aitr s ;
iEieresis. ,
C. F. Airrf of ZZx.m. W-s, I :
es.pee-.ei Strsrtv tJ s?i '-ii s j
i&er wtti lis iti er. Xrs. O. J -Rae.
j
3Cra. Marx 5"r:i.t tas besa Q''-f j
sk at ter h23ie ia this ci'.j c--' 5
tie past weei. She is reported If
be f 3 better. I
Xrs. W. r. A. V-s33 a"2iel!
Eet.ekii ladre in. Eaterprte Weda j
-ij lici; asd rercalned Oroa ti
tk tLe guest o! irleaus.
Mr. and A.rs J. m, ya:cn 01 iu- w
.3. i,o, irr.vJ ia Ccterprise. Fri-' J
f jr aa er.endei visit with their '
iiuct-.fr, Mrs. E. R. Lorlhy. ;
Vrs. Sopi-ia Aniersoa of Spai2V
rt'taned home Frtiar after a pis- w
ex visi: wi-Ji her mother. Mrs, :
i, aid s.ster. ilrs. Earris Flowers v
r
S. J.Cap3. who had charge of the J
stare topsiyi basiaes at Joseph
for two jeirs. aid last Xoeaiber 9
s-sti Zsi, retrraed to Losuxe Sa'-ur-
li.r of iast week. Kr. MtgU! was ia j
surprise Friiaf. sad wia probabiy j
jtw:e ia tie c-irr. Ee visited at hi -
;i lane at Aaisrt, Iiliuoi. aad ;
was east as far as w York CiV, j
?2tl tj New Or eirs darirs hi ) J
. Citct resiieaie prapertj for rent,
j See E X. 4c H. Ca.
S'JSPSSSE PASTOR ADAM 9 !
I
ad Mrs. Adaaas. A measenger ;
White
C. E. V-cFerraa of Olvntpii arrtT
ed Thcrsdijaod will visit ft few tL?f
with his sister and brother4a4aw. i.r.
A -rs. Thans&s Xiorgaa, of Prairie
Creek.
.aaiei Boyi retamei Tatsiaj fraas
a trip 10 Flora and Troy oa esrQg CANiEL BOONE
basiaess. Ee was accattpariei ry
his brother who is lootiag over the
country with a viev to iaes g.
J. "W. Spencer aad K. C. Vjiacie
left Tuesday morning for Vi'allowa
county on Umber iaad busiaess, ex
pectiag to return not later than
Thursday. La Granie Observer.
F. C. Fieraey of VTasio. Ida, can:e
last Friday night aad is expioyei
at the Chfrlfes Eaaey savciii oa Ai
der Slope. Ke i3 a brother of Dssnis
Fierney who came from the sane
place two weeis ago.
Henry Wright of Rasejerg. T."ii'i
Wright of Eater City and Mrs. Jack
Own bey of Oregon City are here,
called by the serijug illness of their
mother, ilrs. Mary Wright. This is
the first time Henry has bea in
Enterprise for eight years.
Miiton Eagle Yr. and iirs. BXke
Williamson expect to leave tha firs:
of the wesk for their piate across
the mountains in the Waliowa coun
try, where l!r. Wiliiamson will pot
ia a crop of potatoes. They will be
gone four or five weeks.
Tie 5:, 1. 3 of Dzrid Eoone. Camp
-r a : 3 a - V V . W W
i.e
v as set to interriew ilrs,
aho told tioi the minister and his
wite were tsiing dinner with Dr. and
.Crs. Acit b
it to speaa tae ntgni, aae cum- i
Enterprise (leaning
And Pressing Worts
Has just received the large book of
Samples from Edar. E Strauss Ca
z prepared to yive jrsa a nee
Summer Suit
Lad es and jent s suits cleaned ant
I Hats cleaned and re
ty j. l. s:i:gmuxd
an esci'.iug break in the j
ersation. The boya T9- j
r "u. -fi' Your , , 1 rki x 1 5
i Q ffeSI Attention jS I
H- W' i pof r ;f:4v...Yv :
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VWlU) COfWIGHT. 1903.BY .
Q BRANDEQEE KINCAD &Ca
COPYRIGHT. 1908. BY
BRANDEGF.E KIN CAD &Ca
COLLEGE CHAP
Snappy Style especially for young- men. Tailor-made, all
wool, in Grays. Browns and all fashionable colors. Light and
medium-weights. We guarantee a fit aad the quality of the
goods. Prices from 15 cp.
COLLEGE CHAP, JR.
Nearly like the College Chap, but varying some to suit Tarying
tastes. Just as popular witn young men as the other. ft
Men's Business Suits
GenteeL Fashionable Cut. Extra cmal-tv oml t
favorite with the public
at would be at her home 1
i
pany retreated ia ambush behina ;
parlor fumi:ure and awaited the ar- j
rival of lir. and Mrs. Adams. Other j
saests called during the evening to j
.ay goodbye aad the war whoop that j
csme from the little scouts as they j
prig from their hiding places cre
ated qni"e
guiet conversation
marked -that Emmett Forsythe want
10 make a s;ee.h. to which Rev.
Adams replied, "it would not see id
ike a natural meeting of the com
pany if Emmett did not speak." His
iet-vn was a i ucj.r.cj ttw 1
riews of" EaterPrle d Wallow, i HHHHWCH IMMH H
. T 3 1 I
.-ojEiy. iiev. meatus reajwaucu ia
rympathecic way and told the boya
1 letter he had received from Gen
eral Howard for whom this camp is
tmei. how the General had ex
pressed the wish that they all might
te s'L-oats to bring la recruits for
the iister. Their cry was again
tuvea j'-ist oatslde the gate. In
speak&g cf tie surprise afterwards
X.T. as d ilrs. Adams said the kmd
iy feaJsg of these boys and the
Jrieads who had expressed sincere
rtjet at their departure meant far
itce to them the hundreds
ho Lai attended the farewell re
ception when they left Ohio.
2 j Work Begins at
Swift's !n July
Oregon Farmer Should Furnish the
. Hogs Sale of Ladd
Farm.
Portland. April 30 Swift Com
pany announce that they plan to be
gin actual packing operations ia
their new plant at Portland in July.
This brings to the surface the neces-
for the farmers of Oregon to
Thh
'sity
Watch Chain
No chain of superior quality made. Guaranteed
highest grade gold-filled chain, solid gold soldered
throughout, bright polish, medium size linKs,
extra strong
Price $6.39
MARTIN LARSEN
Main Street, 3 doors east of PostaSce. ENTERPRISE, OREGON"
grow more hogs. Pigs can be ra Jil :e7 are entnusias jc, optimistic, and
untn thev are threj months old at asimousiy predict a great future.
! vetch and other roughage at praci
Good Wheat Land
From 20.00 to $25.00 per acre
Wi2 raise from 0 to ZO ba;aris j.er acre. The Xew Era Land
Company has some of the chea-est and best wheat land in East,
ern Oregon. This is not wind but ire actual facts. Come aad
investigate ft fr yourself. A!w eot3 riairy and tiTDOfhy ranches
cheap, and I hare oxe of t'ae biggest snaps in town property
in Eastern Oregon.
New Era Land Company
J. B. Seihert, Manager. Enterprise, Creg'on
1st Door West of Sheahan's
cally on expense other than for pas
jturage. A fat 200 pound hog in
i Portland today is worth cash,
ilive weight. The packers will have
to get a supply, must they send
,the money for the hojs to Nebraska
ior will we raise them ia Oregon?
j The Livestock Sale at the Portland
i County Club this we;k means a great
;deel to everyone in Oregon. Satur
jday and Sunday witnessod thousands
of people visiting the grounds to in
jspect what is universally conceded
to be the greatest gathering of blood
ed horees ever collected in the Pa-
cifie Northwest to be sold to the high
jest bidder. The sales at Portland
have uniformly been more suc
cessful than even those in Chicago.
. in proportion. The sale will continue
op to Friday sight at the Country
Club. Saturday being devoted entirely
to cattle at the Union Stork Tards.
Oregon is making a wonderful show
ing, and there is assurance that buy
ers will be .here from ail neighbor
ing states and British Columbia.
Two miaions of dollars for the four
htindred and sixty two acres vnivers
ally knows as the Xadd Farm."
puts Portland city lots in a class
with Oregon orchards, and the de
velopers of this magnifieeat property
win certainly be satisfied if it pays
dividends equaling those of a weH
kept. modern orchard.
While estimates as to the present
, po-palaUoB of Oregon vary, some men
who have the right to be called well j Rev. and Jlrs. S. C. Adams and
posted feel that the state today has children left Friday morning for Cot-!
spw&rds or three-quarters of a mil-hage Grove. A number of friends
Bon people. With every county ia j were at the train to wish them a safe
the state getting new settlers, some (journey and health and prosperity
have attracted a greater immigration j in their new home,
during the past year than for five j Mrs. Jane Simmons died suddenly
years before. at her home on Trout Creek. 10 miles '
A party of Illinois investors recent- j from Enterprise Tuesday morning ;
ly clubbed together and seat one of Funeral was held at 1 o'clock Thurs-!
their number, who had visited Ore-.'day from Prarie Creek chapel, Rev. j
gon during the Exposition, for a W. S. Crockett officiating. j
trip through the state. L'pon his re-j The contest case of United States
torn to Portland, this gentleman i vs Herman HitchelL was heard
said he had found Oregoa people I before commisioner Sheahan Tuesday '
The land is located on Big Sheep ;
creak. H. T. Jones, special agent,
appeared for the government, and
Burleigh Eoyd for the defendant.
P. R. Ferguson, foreman of the
stonecutters working on the court
house, returned Thursday from Boise,
wlere he has been to close np a
Jeal by which he will go into the coa
crete construction business at Kings
HilL Idaho. He will leave for there
shortlT.
King cf Blood Remedies.
Levy's Oregoa Grape Componai
Sold and guaranteed by Bum aura
May field. Enterprise, Oregon.
much changed,
were iatense'v
At that time they
conservative, todav
ia fact many of the communities are
growing so rapidly that they imagine
they have ALL the growth, but those
who have seen the new orchards,
the substantial farm houses aad other
improvements taking place every
where, know that the next decade
will see record-breaking advancement
along every line. Asked if he was
satisfied, he replied: "I wouldn't
return to Elir-.ois, but shall remain
here to receive my friends
who are coming in parties of three,
five and even tec"
ALL THE
DAILY PAPERS,
MAGAZINES
AND THE
National Weeklies
at
Coleman Brothers
The Best Cigars, Confec
tionery and Fruit.
Stationery Supplies of
kinds
First door east of PostofBea. '
i
the
ilrs. Alex ilavor opened op
Enterprise restaurant Thursday.
Commissioner Sam Latch went to
Wallowa Friday to make an inspec
tion of the M. P. Miller roid. the
new road to Sled Springs. The can
yon part has become almost impass
able because of range stoek causing
rock slides, etc. A special appropri
ation is asked to clar it out.
We Have The Best
and only complete line of Hardware in the Court
Call and inspect our goods and compare our price
with others.
S. D. KELTNER.
THE HARDWARE DEALER.
C. H. HASTINGS j
PLASTERER and I
FLUE BUILDER;
All WorK Guaranteed first-
class. Prices Right,
At Commercial Hotel
ENTERPRISE, OREGOM j
La Grande Iron Works.
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor.
Foundry and Machine Shop. Casting and Ma
chine Work done on short notice.
WE ALSO MANUFACTURE FEED BILLS
Sawrnfll break down jobs promptly attended to
GIVE US A TRIAL
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