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About The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1889)
THE OREGON SCOUT AMos K JONKs. KDI rou. The Oregon Scout has an lartjea circu lation as any two papers in this sre tton of the State, combined, and is cor respondingbj valuable as un advertising medium. Thursday, Sept. 1SSI). Kor n fttll cleworipUori of Union County see inwtctts put'B. I.OCAI. INFOIMIATION. 5atlc;rcd up 1y Tliu Smut mitl Itroucht to IlumliunrterH Remember the social dance to-mor low night at Davis' hall. Tli donee to-morrow nisrht will commence at 8 o'clock sharp. A ronublican daily newspaper IS soon to be Etnrted in Pendleton. A panorama of some kind was ex hibited at Davis' hall Monday evening. Kino line of tiimnicd hats at bottom prices at Mesdames Rinohart k Ga ger's. Visitors to Union should remember the Bon Ton restaurant. First-class meals only .'5) cents. Wo arc informed that the Bethel Baptist church at North Powder will bo dedicated on Oct. Oth. A splendid assortment of gent's furnishing goods at Vincent's, for sale cheap. Call and look at them. The best time ever made by an Ore gon throe-year-old was made by Altao at Salem recently. Time 2 :3l. We are glad to learn that the report of the death of little Lulu Cleaver at Raker City, recently, was untrue. Oh! what are you waiting for! Vvhv don't you pay up that old ac count of yours at the Cove drug store? Nicely furnished rooms to let by the week orinonth. Enquire of Mrs. C. Remillard, corner Second and C streets. There will be another social dance at the Davis hall to-morrow night. Ev erybody cordially invited. Tickets $100. " The ladies should not fail to call and inspect the lino line of millinery goods ju.-t received at Mesdames Rine hart & Gager's. New goods are being constantly re ceived at Rinehart it (lager's millinery store. Ladies .-hould inspect them be fore purchasing elsewhere. ' Ouito a rain fell the fore part of the week which dispelled the dense smoke that has enveloped this section of the country for some time past. Drop in at Levy's store and buy a bill of goods before you return home fiom court, lit is prepared to oiler you extraordinrry inducements. List your property with the Union Real Estate Association if you want to sell, and apply to them if you want to buy. They have unlimited facilities for accomodating you. There seems to be a considerable amount of counterfeit money in circu lation in this vicinity now. Wonder if the reeout advent of the circus here had anything to do with the matter. The sherill, when hunting for jurors, will iind Alex Jones at his residence place just below town. Ho is hiding down there trying to keep out of sight. Alex will find out that he doesn't want to monkey with us any more. A young fellow who has some expe rience in such tilings informs us that "A pretty maid is nice to see, And she is nice to woo; Ititt it matters not how sweet she bo If she isn't sweet on you." Mesdames Rinehart it Gager have secured the services of :i first-class dressmaker who will bo hero in a few days. Parties desiring work in that lino will do well to wait until her arri val, as she comes highly recommend ed. While you arc in town attending court is a good time to drop in and subscribe for Tun Scout. If younre taking it and owe on subscription, come in, "drop your money in the "slot" and see how it works for another year. Sonio specimens of potatoes raised in High valley by N. Swagger, are to bo seen in our ollice, also a specimen raised in tbo garden of Mr. Blakeslee in North Union. They make the eyes of the average tenderfoot open pretty wide. "Sales Day" at McMlames Bidwoll it. Benson's "next Saturday, at which time a special sale of huts will ho made. A line assortment will bo put on exhibition. Elegant dress and pattern hats from 7' cents to .fJ.OO. The ladies of the town and vicinity will do well to call on that day. Mr. W. A. Roberts, Deputy U. S. marshal, has been engaged in serving summonses upon defendants in Crook and Grant counties in the Willamette valley and Cascade mountain Wagon Road Co., and The Dalles Military Road Co. These cases will be heard in the U. ri. courts ubout October 7th. ' Thov havo queer idea of fun over in lxng Clock. The othor day a drunken crowd striped a man almost naked and striiod his body with black paint, lik the "Royal Nonesuch" in Huukloberry Finn; this human zebra then went through with a variety of maneuvers for the edification of the crowd. Advertisement appear in the La Vmmleand Baker City jpajwrn of rt jiiwal rates on the 0. R. & Is. Co . road to Portland during the Iuduxtiml Exposition which i otimiouoi to-day. As we have received no notification of a reduction from this pls, we infer that Union is to Lo left on -i the cold and if any of our peop! v. i.t at tend the Exposition v buy thwir tfcktut .u " ' der to soettw tkv i .do.-, .i i m Jni:s.s l'AK.vui: The Scmit' AVcokly Inspection ami Itc liort of friuiitlt off Duty, Mr. Tomblcson, of Telocaset, called on ie, Monday. Mr. .1. E. Hough was up from the Cove, Monday. Mr. W. Hathiway made tis u i ant call Monday. plena Dr. Hulsey, of Baker City, Union a few day ago. Mr. J. B. Wheelock, of Pine j was in the city this week. flailed valtey, , Mrs. Riggers, of m Grnnde, was rls ! Ring in Union this week. , Mr. A. .). Goodbrod returned from the east a few days ago. ( Mr. John. Eaton was up from the I Cove and called on us, Tuesday. j A. Keller, of Summerville, made us j a pleasant visit last Thursday. I Ben Macho, of Pine valley, called on Us the fore part of the week. Sam'l. Sissoii was up from Indian valley the fore part of the week. Mr. H. L. Dougherty, of the Cove, I was a visitor to Union Tuesday. ! Mrs. L. B. Rinehart visited La Grande the fore part of the week. Mr. Scott, editor of the La Grande Journal, was in the city yesterday. R. V. Davis called on us a few days ago and subscribed for Thk Scot t. " Hon. L. B. Rinehart returned from the Willamette valley last Monday. J. M. Gassett, of the Cove, made us a pleasant and substantial visit, Sat urday. Hon. 15. E. Taylor, of Indian valley, was among the visitors to Union this week. Mr. Henry Montlo, of Cornucopia, adds his name to our subscription list this week. G. J. Wagner and Sam'l. Wade, of Wallowa county, visited Union last Thursday. Mr. W. Jf. Poppy, of Lower Powder river, made us a substantial visit a few days ago. Robt. Lloyd and wife are in the city. They think of moving to tho coast before long. Rev. Henry Oliver and Miss Bessio Stokoa weio married, recently, in Wal lowa county. Mr. Johnny Clark, the irrepressible agent of Frank Bro's., was in Union during the week. Mr. Simon McKcnzic and Attorney Mcachcn, of Suiumerville, arrived in the city, Monday. Mrs. Aftou Clark went up to Baker City, Sunday, on a visit to friends, and returned Tuesday. Mr. Louie Corbett, who is now a sheep raiser in the Blue mountains, visited Union this week. Mr. J. M. Phy has rented Mr. Good brod's residence and will move his family to this city in a few days. Mr. Joel Weaver and J. K. P. Har ris, of Indian valley, aie among tho attendants at court' this week. George Hudson returned from Ida ho last week. JIo is still suffering from his broken leg, but is improving. R. J. Ivors and family, who have been in this valley for several weeks, have returned to their homo in Har ney valley. Mr. O. Lesago and Mr. Ben Martin took their departure yesterday for a visit to Kansas. They will be gone for two or three months. Wm. Blakeslee and Chas. Fobaro returned from their mines in the San ger district last Sunday. They have some very lino specimens with them. G. M. Bull, formerly of this cjty, is now in Santa Margarita, San Louis Obispo county, Cal. Ho is n good printer and is now foreman of tho Times. This office acknowledges a pleasant call yesterday from tho Misses Lola and Sallie Warren, Miss Ida Johnson, Miss Minnio Bishop and Miss Inez Fisher. Mr. John Catcs, of Telocaset, called on us, Tuesday, and presented us with some samples of onions and tomatoes which were raised on his place. They are very line. Cards are out announcing tho com ing marriage ot Mr. Uiarles S. Oopple, ot tins city, to M ltw Alary Cochran, of Mtnimorviuo, daugnter ot fllr. and Mrs. A. Cochran. La Grando Journal. Mrs. Freeman Steele, of Pino valley, was down this week. While here he invented in one of those Dederick hay presses for sale by the popular imple ment dealers, Staver it Walker of La Grande. Messrs. Jainos Yowell, of Union, and W. Clark, a mining man fiom Idaho, were in the city yesterday en route for Cracker Creek, whero they go to make an inspection of tho mines of that sec tion. Baker City Democrat. J. (.. Shit ley and II. P. Stewart and .if.. m-Ih. I.,,v !....., ... tlx, N'orthw.-t. em Tcrrilory of the British possess- ,i ,,,,1,1, ,w,.iut ,i,,, iVJilTf ltllltl'-l V HIIU XUV -..M.il.I. f They left their cattle there for tho winter. They give glowing accounts of that country as a cattle range. Mr. Wm. KuMiig, tho architect and builder, of the Cove, was in the city, Tuesday. Mr. Kumig has boen award ed tho contract for building tho bridge across Eagle creek fin Eagle volley, which insures it being done in n thorough uud workmanlike manner. Attention is cullod to his card which appears in this issue. J. C. Smash, of Walla V ilU, wm in t'tuii this m-fjc visiting friends. Mr. tOtasli is uu oid nfWswuper ian and nt one time conducted the tTnlon it, . l'i.iin! l .it firimltt Jfiiirnnl. Wc presiifneohe ulKjve is J. C. Swash, foriMi'.v of tlOi city, li so, rtWi4 -tit to mili thAt tenderfoot's bugW iking bis eognoatMi apfMwr .. lu.iiitKalirk t H V ' - - " - ii 1JI"'I I ii'ujrjrwjni,.uiii-n.".' W k V These proses an- now baling throe-fourth "f all the hay and straw terms than any other tirm.and will back our insertion with actual liguies KOSS FEED CtJTTEUS. You do yourself an injustice If 7-lS-tf x H 7) It ICS 11 YT K It I AX C 1 1 V liCI I .-Services A. I'verv Sabbath a! tl a.m. and H t. in; Snbbatli m-IiooI at 10 a. m: prnyer laei'linc WediiOMluy. nt X, m. The Lu.lio-.' .Alls sionar, Snck'tv nu'cts on tin-fourth Friday of every month nt i. m. All cordially invited'. K. II. l'AKKKU. Pastor. ciucuit coriiT. I.Ut of Cast's DNlinscil f at this fjri iL'inliiT Ti-rin, 18H!. Jurors excused for term : O 1 .lay- j cox, .1 W Tuttle, V 1) Reidlonian and i C E Davis. Grand iurv: II A Hanson, L C Sturgill, Henry Striker, Arthur Collier, I 15 Chenault, Leman Rlanchard, and S T Barnes foreman. .MONDAY, f'KI'T. W T Carroll vs Frank Johnson and John Dobbins; default and judgment for nlaintill'. ('has McClure vs S O Gates; dis missed. Staver it Walkor vs Jacob Collins; dismissed. Wm Roth vs John Ilayueo and R M Cotlin ; dismissed. Raymond, Squires it Co vs Kellogg it Punch; demurrer withdrawn, to morrow to plead. 0 C Gove A Co vs lain ml City M it II Co; set for trial Sept 2o. 1 R Dawson vs It 15 Draku; contin ued for term. Jes.so Iinblor vs Oliver Shafer; tlis missed. 11 W Oliver vs R F Realo etal ; do. Sonuner it Lluni vs W L Smith; do. Dan Sonuner vs John Graham: do. J M Herry vs August Smith; do. John Farrt'll vs J II Hunter; demur rer withdrawn. Hutchinson Bros vs Union Muling , c ,jeflllIit mi iuduim-nt for l'lils, .Jaines S Drake vs Lilli illio S Drake; dismissed, John Farrell vs Hunter it Fox ; de murrer overruled. First National Bank vs F F Baker; judgment for lMfi' for want of answer. John T and Jos Wright vs John and F M Haynes; default and jtidgmont for Plirs. Wm Pnebstol vs IIS Pelton; dis united. Sonuner A, Blum vs Fowlo it West; dismissed. Wi Hard it Hagerty vs La Grande Creamery; dismissed. M B Roes vs Jacob Connor; con- "Ulieo lor ten n , juujj.i.i,. uU .! . . i r . . ... I... ...... m vucatioii. A hummer vs J C Claybuin etal; ! continued for service. ; ,111 Parker vs W II Fowler; defen i daiit's answer striken out i Tho A P Hotaling Co vs C W Ladd; ! jtidginont for Pill" for want of answer. V S Chadbotirne it Co vs A MoICin- nieetul; submitted judgment in vn vation. (1 N Rood vs Jos Bassetto ot al ; tie fault. W K Itinohart ot al vsTown of Sum mervillo; decree fur Pitt' fur wmit of nswor. Win Maehnm vs John Carr et al; mhuinistrator of L'arr subitituted. Husati Williams vs H K Ut al t al ; default of Peal St Deal entered. C II Fiun vs I! V Burleigh; Kridken Tfrwui docket. Umvd of Ouuumssiouwrs vs M H 1 ifywh adiiniitrl4r t al; Umniisasd. j Iiavis I Usnkiu vs U Ornmie ( .'ianv ji itmurvtt avtttvkd. hi ii hi r miiMiiiwit in im linn i rinwii urn -Tinr in nr i I 1 r.lnn 1 , 3 m 20 O 2 i r-H ' '4 tTTi, fMtJ 3 t"r i ! rf . Ll For sale fov La Grande, Oregon. baled KEYSTONE CI 1)1211 HULLS, WAGONS, HACKS, CAlMtlAG'SS and LSUUUJES. you tlo not see our goods before purchasing. ! Wc Guarantee the Lowest Kates. No Commissions. No Delays, where Title and Security is Satisfactory. CORRESPONDENCE -:- SOLICITED. WILSON & HACKETT, Union, Or. 3SL. KUBIAK, Merchant Tailor, LrA G 1UN1 )E, OKEGON. Suits made to order, and perfect fit guaranteed. Cleaning and repairing done. Give mo a trial. Charges reasonable, and satisfaction guaranteed. Grande Rondo Lumber Co vs II Robbs; dismissed. Fred Nodine vs J 15 Latou et al; de murrer overruled. Eliza A Simmons vs Caroline Sehiod hauer; default and judgment for llf 1. John .15 Williams vs J 11 Hunter; dismiss-od. John E Williams vs La Grande Hy draulic Mining Co; do. Raer it Rloek vs Jas R ck ; tlo. Fred Nodine vs 15 A Russell et al : do. I N Lnughlin vn M Sinionis; do. Fannie C Reebe vs S L IMeKenzie, administrator ; former order set aside ; ,leom, ,() l)t r;,n(ic,mi tl)is ,erm A E Eaton vs Oriu Skiff etal; de fault of Orin and Lizzie Skiff entered; J W Shelton appointed Guardian ad litem for Nolan, Can ie and Mabel Skiff. Tho A P Hotaling Co vs J C Clay burn otal; demurrer overruled. D W Litchonthaler vs 1) F Moore et al: default. Dora Scott vs C T Scott; default; J 11 C rites referee. C H Wiight vs John Predmoro etal; demurrer overruled. State of Oregon vs Chas Brockens; resubmitted to grand jury. State of Oregon vs Isaac Hagcrmaii ; resubmitted to grand jury. State of Oiegon vu C C and J C Ricks; resubmitted to grand jury. Mary 0 Hutchinson vs Gnu Hutch inson; default; J D Slater referee. Union County vs A T Wyatt; de murrer overruled. Wm Wilton vs J Wand II Dray; do. Sonuner & Blum vs A J Patten; do. Dan Marx vs Chan Goodnough ; do. W R Jasper vs Henry D Kennedy et al ; W M Riun-cy ivferco. A Sonuner vs Win Noyos and wife; demurrer overruled. Sommer it Hlum vs Win Noyes and wifo; do. Jennie Haslet vs Joseph Haslet; do. American .Mortgage Co vs W R it J II Hutchinson ; jury trial ; verdict for Defta. TUKKUAY, KRJT. 2-1. J S Sherman vs L M Hhermun : al lowed till Wednesday to file counter affidavit. Thus B Hart vs Sarah 13 Hart; C H Fiun referee. Now England Mortgage Security Co vs John Raker et ul ; default of Deft. David Eecles vs Thos F Hull ; decree of foreclosure and vale ordeied. Susan Williamson vs S J5 Deal ; sale of projicrty ordered to effect equihiblo division. D. W. Lielieuthaler vs D F Moore ot al; deutee of foreclosure and sale. A K Eaton vs HTUliu; judgment for Plff. W U liinelmrt vs Clark Bennett; de- fault. IS liobson vs llobaou; default; A V Williams uppolnted ruferee. McParliug vs McFarliug; change ! venue. Souiiuur 4i Plum vs A J Patten ; d imirrer couf &ml ; time xtnled to Kept. 26 to plead. llk-jrvs Fowler; le ol r.'.i.i. 1 prSaurty tifdiuod, iWm Wik" v .la, Di is . t .d ; d.i. ; jtl4tt ' . l'n 'tn."i.' ; ii' .1 irn r lilid in the United States and Canada. AMERICAN FUUST EVAPORATORS, STUJ)E15AKEll Rates vs Bates; default; T II Craw ford referee. S A Diav vs J W Drav; refened to R !5akin. " Henry Dray vs J W Dray; do. Freeman Ladd vs Rachel Ladd etui; jury trial; judgment for Plff. J S Sherman vs L W Sherman; plaintiff restrained fiom using property wi:i).i:si)AY, skit. l2". Board of School Commissioners vs S A Mahaffev et al ; judgment hv de fault of Defts. .1 no R llli.e vs John (Miilderri et al; execution ordered against Defts. J II Parker vs w" 1 1 Fowler; judg ment for l'llf. Hill vs 1 1 1 1 1 ; J M Carroll appointed referee. Fiank Bros Implemented, vs Robt Day et al ; t;alo of attached property ordered. David I5ecles vs MMios Hall; do. Chas Herring vs II C Glasgow; case re-entered on docket. Dan Mark vs Chas Goodnough ; de fault State of Oregon vs Isaac Hagerinan ; arraigned for trial. State of Oregon vs llutler ; not a true bill. I'aiker vs Fowler; corrected on jour nal. G N Reed vu Jos Ilassetto; default as to Basolie it Faull ; J F Baker referee. Fresh vs Fresh; default; C W Man ville referee. () O Gove it Co vs Island City M it M Co; on trial. A convention of the Oregon State Secular Union will bo held in Portland at the Masonic hall, October 12, land I I. It is aimed to have the conven tion attended not alone by Oregon free thinkers, but by those from Washing ton territory, Idaho, and tho entire Pacific Northwest in fact, as well. The object of the con volition is to sccmo the total separation of church and shite. Liberal orators and workers will ho present, and tho occasion will ho made a grand rally of liberals and free-thinkers. t.'Ollfll J1. Tho favorulJe hiinti!oii produced on the lirnt uia-amnci of tliu tigrecalilu l!tild fruit : iuinmly tiyrup of Fln a few years ajjo lius been moru than continued liy tlm plcax uut oxpudujii o of all who hau uaud It, and the summx of tliu piuprlutors mid iiuiiiu fauttirurs tliu Oil. Flu' ttvr.ip Company. itoiiiivvtt ilur Vinitli. r. Ph o'm Clioxley, Peterson, Clay coun ty, Iowa, tolls tliu following ruiaiirkahlo sto ij, tin' truth of which U vouched for by the r. -i . -1 ( i tin- inwn: "I inn 711 yunrs old, 1 : i 1 Ho'iiili il wlili Klihiwy t!iiiiipliiiit ..ml l.nip ,.i s or minis ymin; tunild not i.. n i',Knjt u;ip. Now I mil free from all pain null norme, uad inn ablu to (I ..II in ,,. i li.'ii-i'iMirk. low.' iiv tliuuUn i - l.l. 'id' lliti.'iv nr h.o'n;; ii iH-wt'il my o.iili, ni't r i l A -inplft i-lv nil dUeaNi' unit pinii." Try a tmltl' , onl .Vt vi-U at liln ,,!.'- lilli - ... , I III', II, l'l llll. JcaL, We can make you better prices and better IWVfcCR & WALKER, La Grande, Oregon. School Books Readers : Exchanged : Free! All readers to bo exchanged must contain all tho reading matter and to be in such condition that they could be used in school if tho change had not been made. Tho full scries of Barnes Readers now ready. Other boohs will bo on hand in a short time. HALL BROTHERS, Exchange Agents for Union and District. 7-2tf For Sale. 1(100 owes and lambs ami '1.00 wethers, yearlings and two year elds. Will sell at a bargain. Enquire oi'T.G. WrLSOX, at Cove, or . F. WILSON, Union, Oregon. An If III an UiHtin.Y's Country. Following are the orders issued to the 1000 .soldiers who were to concen trate at Caytiso Station, on the Uma tilla reservation yesterday: "In pro ceeding from their respective stations to 1 1 io rendezvous, all troops will move as if in an enemy's country. MMio cavalry of each column will, if practi cable, M'out upon both sides of tho lino of march. The different columns will endeavor to establish communication when approaching each other by means of cavalry scouts, or by Held signaling. Partie ulariiistriietiona will be given in the duties of advance, flank and rearguards; streams and de files will bo pas.ed as if in tho pres ence of mi enemy. Outposts and pick ets will bo established covering every camp." Tho Baker City Hindu says; ft is reported that R. D. McCord and John Stewart havo been approached by cer tain parties desiring to purchase their ranches west of town. One rumor is that Hunt's road will be built on that side of Raker City, and that the ranch es are wanted for depot grounds mid also for speculative purpofos, Another rumor is to the effect that a syndicate of eastern capitalists are endeavoring to secure (ho fauns, and will then boom them as n suburb. The editor of the La Grando Journal is a new coiner to this country and has evidently not got acquainted with the people in his jmmcdiato vicinity, and until ho docs so ho hud better let up on his "Street (iiisMp" for ho only makes lumselt ridiculous. Lust week bin paper contained a tirade against Tin: Scout and its editor, purporting to conio from ono J. W. Strange. Ev erybody in the valley knows tho tooth puller and what ho says or doe will not interest them in the least. The Journal is engaged in a good fight, politically, and we have no animosity toward it, hence the above advice. The truo character of a man is pretty accurately established when tho status of his enemies is known, Wo think our enemies are creditable to us and mo always gratified when a yelp from one of them is heard. For sale tut easy tonus, one "() inch full nickel hioyule, also ono ifj inch htaudiird liuuh. Until wheals are near ly now and aro in good lupair For further particulntb call at this ollice. All persons indebted to us aro huru by notilled that they must call and sottlu without delay, CoTvi.ks it Mu, daniim,, Cove, Oregon. IM'J-IR. SEE HERE! If you are indnbtod to me, this Is a per sonal notleu to you to vomu forward and iultlo. I uiest havo what U due, and un liM NiutJuiiaut is iimdu by h nt of No voinlier, the ueiMUnU will bo cultectcd by pKH-eMt of law. W. H I1LIU1 1.M N