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About Wallowa chieftain. (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1885)
GREAT Farmers are laying in their gro- ' FRANK BROTHERS IMPLEMENT Co. eerie» ler harvest. llenja. Boswell, ot near Alder, is making some excellent cheese. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS Circuit Court will convene at Union on the 3rd. Monday ot Oct. F ine weather for harveating. Horses and cattle received tor M r r , Rider'« is the place to buy lumber at Cochran, Mitchell ft Co. ISLAND CITY, OREGON. m illinery good». mill. Something ie going to “drop” in Hay scales arc being set at the Joseph soon. Can you gituas? corner of McCully A W ertheim ers In-A. B E L L E -A.3ST3D R U S H F O R D W. J. Phelps ft Co. ere putting ■ton. up a neat residence in town for Mr. M C U L L Y & W E R T H E IM E R , Becaer is a “boss” assaver, every Shaffer. thing about his ehop is filled with B orn .—To the wife of Geo. W in ters, a t Prairie creek, July 15, 1885, gold dust. The Russian troopi are again ad a daughter. vancing upon the Afghan frontier; FOUR-SPRING HACKS ANO BUGGIES, E. H. Ingalls has commenced to it seema as the Rurriwia caused Kaatern Built, and Warranted. build a fine residence in the north the lull that they might prepare part of town. Me Sherry Broadcast SE EDERS, and Foroe-Peed for war. It will soon be known if M cCullr ft Wertheimer are sell the new m inister of England has GRAIN DRILL8. OREGON. JO SEPH ,. ing ail kinds of m erchandise at any “grit.” bedrock prices. All parties having C l o c k s . Alao a full liba ot BUFO BD A CO. PLOWS, all slate. BHOWNK BULKY P 1 9 W 8 , B oas.— To the wife of Geo. C. Watches and Jewelry needing Re the beet e'ulkv Plow in uaa .4 Russell of Swamp creek, on July pairs please retain for me as I will CAUOOA BBOADCASr KBKD BM»V< K **. visit your town, Joseph, about the 21, 1885 a son. 15th of August, to remain 2 or 3 in fact, tba moat complete stock of FA R M M A C H IN E R Y in Baatern Oregon. Joseph was nearly deserted on weeks. S. V. M c F arrkn , W ednesday owing to the law suit WILl MAKE Watchmaker, of Union, Oregon. on Prairie creek. Dr. G. W Gilliam, of La Grande, Island City Headquarters Hereafter, ¡D e a le r s in In spite of the hard times quite and C. A. Gilham, of Island City, And Farmers the benefit of best«gwing rates. a num bs: of new subscribers arc were touring the valley last week. H. I~ WW1TEHEAD. being added to our list. The Dr. says that the crop he ie G ENERAL AO EN T, ISLAND C IT Y . OREGON. Several load« of freight was de the most interested in is the pros J a i . C osw at . Lostine, Oregon. livered to McCully ft Wertheimer pective rising generation, and it WusxwkiLSS * Waetoa, Joeeph, Oregon and Becker on Tuesday. bids fair to be a good yield this The editor of the Chronicle life season are about 1000 persons at these »XX4 was spared on last Thursday’s bear Chris. Miller, of Prairie creek, mines and prospecting in the hills. hunt so was that of the hear. says that an ordinary healthy Everybody wild with excitement The Dayton, W. T. tourists re Jam es Gent of Indian valley was squirrel will harvest one acre of and not much work being done as turned lost Friday. SUBSCRIBE drowned while fishing i n the ; gra,n a day, and that a well trained yet, but these mines arc rich as far A. C. King, of Alder, was very Grande Rounds river on 12inst. !one wj]i amuse itself watching a as prospected, and some are down siak the first o fth e week. Cholera is still spreading in person point a gun at it and jum p 30 feet. These ^lines are not tor Hugh McMillan is running a Spain, mid inhabitants are dying ! in a hole when the finger is moved sale although 1100,000 has been forge in Child’s blacksmith shop. at the rate of nearly one thousand towards ths trigger. offered for a half intrest in one of Julius Wertheimer is along tch a day. The case of State of Oregon vs them. fo r t h e stage line receiving grain and hay. Volume I, No. 1 of the Grande H. Reward and John Hughes, for John King and A. M. Hall have Ed. H art, of near Alder, gave Rounde Argm is before no. It is an obstructing the passage of migra discovered a mine on Hurricane this office a business call Tuesday . eight page, six column weekly, and tory Hsh, came on for hearing in creek that the croppings run 1500 Mr. Wilson, of this place, left is very readable. Justice's court for this precinct on in gold to the tun. Several other for the Pine valley mines on Tues At H. Anson, La Grande, ia the Monday. The place of trial was paftive are fh* posessors of very day. place to buy your dry geode and changed to Prairie Creek precinct, rich specimens but will not at E. J. Forsythe, Druggist, is on a groceries at the lowest cash price the verdict not reported. present disclose the wheraabouts of flying trip to the Im naha on busi in Union county. The party of men who left here the ledges. ness. It can not be expected that all T rout are plentiful in the W al oifThursday to open a trail to D. Jones late of Baker City is low* river and its tributaries now, Palmer ft Co. mine in the m ount- j these discoveries will develop into stopping at Hamilton»’ for a short rich mines, yet shure the present t,nd will take a fly, or rather a ! ains south of here, returned on indications will justify one in say time. ’ "Tper, freely. i Sunday evening. T h e y report We understand that Dr. Dean • has puachased R. H having made an excellent trail up ing that the mountains bordering 1 ’ ‘ R - Walldtea rivet j the WalloWa valley contain the has located-a rich claim in Pine belt in ’’ ‘ -• v $2. n . h . Co- * JU A g ru J sUc accustom place in -X R D 8 . „ . —Ft constaiiuy MeCully ft Wertheimer s store, re »aught a fine' string of on hands a supply of good Brick covered from his late illness. Farm ing Im plem ents, M ’agons, etc., etc. and lime for sale, at his ranch Jive J. C. Swash, State Commissioner .ue lake on Sunday with a miles below Joseph, near the Steam Jack Johnson, of the Im naha, is ..oiling hook. John is r great Sam Mill. C rders promptly filled I of Oregon who has ju st returned pilotiug prospectors through the from the W orld's Industrial and troller any how, Snake river country. Jack is the at Joseph or Lostine. Reasonable A ’ Cotton Centennial at N< a Orleans, best land pilot in Eaetern Oregon. J. W. CuileC has moved his bar charges for delivery. Pricee a t in a recent letter to us »„..tea that T A X E IT , nes» shop into his new building in | Kiln One Dollar per hundred for Mis». Edith Ballenger, who lias brick, and'oOcts per bushel for lime. the following medals, diplomas, We have Just Received a Large Line of Drew Patterns, the east part of town, where he msv ; A. M. HC lwk , Aider: Or. and money were awarded Oregon been stopping for the past few be fotttid b a i t filling orders fr»r weeks at T. H. Veascy’s, at Alder, A prospectus of the WJllaWrtRr entries for prem ium s: For the harness and aadd ga, returned to her homo in Portland which ie Something New, Price per Pattern, $125 It $1.50. valley Educator is before US, t< beat five varieties of apples growing on Wednesday’s stage. The red fish sre still arriving at Will be a neat bound m onthly ! In and adapted to coast climate, the lake in small schools, O ik magazine and devoted to the i n - ' silver medal, diploma and 125.00 FO RTUNE ÖUNTERB. reason th at the run is not larger is trest of the homes and schools of i in money ; for best five varieties because there are so many traps in Oregon. This undertaking should of apples growing in and adapted R E A D IT , Hay harvest has commenced in the river below be#», ___ with the hearty support of i to moun-ain climate, silver medal, met CHEVIOT....................... . ................................. .. .. 15, 16| 4 20cta. fit, Kofich purchased one of the . interested in education- diploma and 125 00 in money ; for this valley and thousand» of acres of Em pire. Twine Binders of Mc al matters. Subscription p r i c e best plate of Baldwin, Blue Pear* heavy grain will soon be ready for D RE88 GOODS, ALL SHADES..............................................1 2 | to 25” Cully ft W ertheimer last week. $1.00 per year. A sample copy ' main, Roman Beauties a.id Ortly the sickle, but the harvesters where Go and observe its many good qual sent on aplication to S. A Randle, the first premium, diploma and are they? Turn your eye toward DUCHESS CORSETS, VERY GOOD VA LU E,......................... $1.00. the m ountains, see them toiling ities ever other binder editor, Dallas, Polk, Co,,- Oregon. I $5.00 in monev was awared. The A num ber of m inert from thk Dr. J. W Strange, of Urihrn, will j four <*” t premiums were awarded over rocks, threading their way NO. 16 ” . ................................... - ............................... kl'kó- Coeur d'Alene mines p a s s e d be in the Wallowa valley about the as against the world for the four best thfougli fallen timber and tangled through town on last Saturday on 15th. of August, and will be pleased ' entries of evaporated p r h u e s . underwood, picking and drilling DR. W A fttfE ft’8 ” . . ........ ..............................................................>.,$1.50. their way to the Pine valley mines, to meet any who may desire D eital Seven efltties were made in Wheat in quartz ledges, Sinking placer they came by the I/ewiittm tfail. j work. The Doctor h a s perma and seven first cluss premiums prospect holes, setting aroUnd their HOOP SKIRTS ............... '......................................... ............... < $60cta. camp fires at night exhibiting their F rank Brothers Inclem ent Com nently located at Union, and ex were awarded. Two first premi specimens, telling hoft some one LADIES LIN EN ft MOHAIR ULSTERS-. . . . . . .................... $176. pany, at Island City and their pects to make regular trips to this ums and $10.00 were awarded for else has fouhrt a rich ledge, and of agents at Lostine and this place, valley, so he may not be classed as best evergreen shrubs. The public what they eXpefct to flhd when C alico , i4yds.¡ ............................... .............................. .............. ...... $i.oo. keep on bands u frill link of all a traveling Dentist, but as one of school of Portland received a di the News of the they open up their ledge Or When kinds of farm machinery at lowest fixtures of the county. He ploma for maps and drawings. and ladies H ose . . . . . . . . . .......................12^ t<» 50cts they strike bedrock, yes bedrock. | fully warrants all his work and the Forest Grove Indian school a cash prices. that is what most of tnem will certificate of merit for industrial E stbaybd ^— From the undersigned makes his charges as reasonable strike, itrike it without a color, I work ; and that many more premi a, one roan” liorse, weight as is consistent with good work. tell you th at there is more money ums might have been secured but 1100 pounds, bra tided “ D” on left in those gol'lmi fields of groin : shoulder, aleo “D’’ on left hip; Special GorreapoDdeuce to the Chieftain. it was deemed tieet not to remove more wealth cun be dug froth the the State exhibits from the govern M IN Sa. I will pay $5.00 for information df ment building, thereby injuring the productive sof! of the Wallowa vol the whereabouts of the said horse. display, only to obtain a few dol- ley than will ever be taken from R at BLkvAirs, Prarie Creek, Or. That there are ri«h mines al lari in prizes. He feels confident the surrounding mountains. Laj , ... Li. I ready discovered in the surround- As Geo. Hulery *Ms driving his , 7 , -1 >.» ih ..I at « ing mountains can not be doubted, that much good has been accom aside those dreams of striking a trotting horse Ulofie the road at n * . . , plished by this state’s display at fabulous fortune in a day and look • ....................... A toCk weighing ah ounce, taken la ND N oting. rapid pace, last Saturday, t h e from Palmer ft Co. thine, assayed New Orleans, and th at it will be the realities df life sternly in the Land ooreret ba fcrthds. O r., July 1ZS*. swift msssinger of Death called Notice ie hereby riven that the fnllowing- gold $1000 and $75 silver to the the cause of bringing many of the fate ntid ybu will Skfc th at hkppi “Tim e’s up” anti the horse ir a m e 'i nanied ««(tier bar filed notice of hie inten ton. The gold is very fine and more wealthy olase from the east tiess and prosperity sfeldom if ever tion to Itiake final proof in eiipport ot hie diately obeyed the suhrinonsj artd j ern states to Oregon. Mr. Swash claim, and that »aid proof will be inada ha- ban not be seen ito the rbek With deSCfvcs much credit for his un Conies Ihrtl tony; TAkb the history fore A. W, Uowan, Notary Public, at Ju his spirit wingkd its flight IB trot Of all the rtilillilg cain|is that have aepli, Or,, on Aug. 23. 18HA, vie: the naked eye. The CdWffrtdy will tiring efforts in representing Oregon at the grand entry of Mtf die* elasl R ovekt tt. Coenow ever existed from the days or '49 put thirty mert tb PBFfc (Hittoefii- so faithfully at the Exposition. D8 No 9022 for the N K 8 W K A W x RBX l ™1“ " of h o ,« h . . r t l . i w|1| up to the pfegeflt time, and fiin » p M ftt mill Sec 10. Tp 2 8. R 4 H E W M , H . A. Parkins has JtHl Wdrrifcd , tH„ jH over the name» Of thdse who have He na,uce the following WHdekaei to prove Bf three Utecolttlnnoue teeldertte upon, a h » c u ltiv a W. Strange, a first-class becothe wealthy and prom inent Dr. J. from his trip ovkr the BhCe'ji tritek thonÜlfl. The llrflge Ik 130»! fket tion of said land. Vtc: J . V, Avertit, A. Dentist, has iqcateil iacated at at Uuion. Or. men by rich strikes id the mines, Murgatt, J.Alcretdrtg», Hans Hkfydetrup, trail to the i’ine valley iifltiks. Wide; find 16 considered the richest ______T__ all of Joseph, Union Co., Oregon. He warrant* fill *Btk lo give satis H e says-that foutc is impracticable discovery Oh the toast. I t is but faction of refunds iflbney paid for you cart count them Bti your fin fi. it. SwACKKAuaa, Register. gers ; rilh ov»t the list of those who for a wagon road, aiid he is certain 12 miles from Joseph and a good the same. have sqilandred their former karn- th at the nearest and Hfeft futile to trail to it which car. easily bk made L A N D NOTICE- l A nd W’rrick. those mines is up the W illows ings and Wrecked their lives, end iAnibiW»atUGrand*,OT.,July», t«a*. into a wagon road. L .n d O f f lc e .t L .U r e « ! « ^ ¿ W M; 1S85. Notice ie hereby given that the followtng- river past Palmer A Co. mind. He Fort- o to * Is herby (riveU ttt*I¿ ’I t /'.’ “«’ ’‘¿■f’ they will number millions. The Pine valley tflific * are only w s K m ueined settler has filed nnVoe of hie inten ii teUlsr1.se tl'erT W»'’! ^ We inteo- fine Hfirttefa; look not in the rtiount- will go ibis trttil iti a few days tion to make final proof hi support of hia Six lhiles Mtrith Bf thia mine. lion mak« Anal prodf , claim, and thataaid proof will he made be Minf fit aiotig thé ledges, your to look out cUlnl. and tl»Mt M id prodf Wit “ fore A .'W . < lp *a ir Notary Public, at Jo- There are aevifl vk.'-y ribh mince fdrt tUAijUr »ftl * eepb. Or., eh Aug. 22. 18», vis; fortfines are not therfc ; dig not to mines are a fomftBM U a settled A u zuU » 2T» , , W: 1M'. > ll: on one ledge i l l Pitié Valley, tbia 8T. , on Au^u«? Panic U. Has lbt fact and it is tfl th l itlfWSt bf every the liedrofik in sortie mountain P akdf » MoAskBA*»* ~ „ A l l G o o d « D e l i v e r e d o i l Moil Rente FR ËF D8 No. 4072. for tba 8»X. * r La»s Mo. 11-1« quarts has coarse gold in it; and Md No » 7 « lor the PM $ W X HeV. R T p 1 pj— .n in this tbe Itntoa- gofflü, yofit fortunes nr» lint there ; 11 A 14 of Bee 1. Tp 2 8, KM UWM. K 4Í KWH. £ a He names the billowing witnesses te p ro n rather iteek in the Valleÿ, here, in ha th a t * road bK bfiSnid to the Some Of the Claim owners are m ak1 N, Ms n a m w « w M W w W $ *U « M k s * •» $ "» *• hie rontlnuou« residence upon, and eultl1 ing MS high as $20 a day with hand on ti nuoti« Ratuanct upon, and on IU‘ the upturned eoil or gFaizing on ration nf. said land, via J? M . MltchuB, minne th a t S gfltfli may bk hi or tare. A number of p l a c e t T. H . U nionl.tey. of Joaeph and W , Be The d istSnce to ' yoilr f.ittunes are the rolling hl Ife rj uiMwte, H i» . ViTigiitof a J M t.U r . claims have been staked off and Thompson, all of Lotti«*, Orego«' Il hot ex era *1 frtMfl hsrs ». ri. •waauaaaai, Bdateteo, A ftarbiuk of 8. 0. B wac X « a »SS, Iririster! there. same good pay dirt found. There PIOItEER CASH STORE. GOLD FIND: WAGONS. Expected Every Day ! ! ! ! ! ! PEBSOVALS And keep posted W E HAVE ALSO RECEIVED A LARG LIN E OF CROCKERY DIRECT FROM EA STERN HOUSES WHICH W E SH A LL SELL CHEAPER THAN EV ER. On WALLOWA. 11, rffefttfarTakw. Gall and Examine our Stock of Goods before Purchasing else- where, s wkgtth fBsd. the hit < CHARGK.