ENTERPRISE MEAT MARKET.
R. L. DAY, PROPRIETOR,
Located in Wallowa National Back BuiH ng.
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A Choice Line of Meats always on hand,
EF, rORK, MUTTOX, and SAUSAGE
CUBED MEATS A SPECIALTY
Enterprisers.
Oregon.
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Lrery & Feed Stable
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C. C. BOSWELL, - . Proprietor,
FIRST CLASS TEAMS AXD RIGS.
The Lest Hay and Grain.
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ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY
To Patronize Home Industry
THE STAR
LAUNDRY
Is the latest business venture in Enterprise. It is sup
plied with up-to-date apparatus. Does all kinds of laun
dry work. Family washing solicited. id)
JOILY II. FLOWERS, - Provrietor.
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L. J. COVERSTONE,
Watch-maker, Jeweler and
Optician,
Wallowa, Oregon.
I respectfully sclicit a share of
your work, and will try to merit
your patronage.
W&Kham WaWhes A;Spscialty.
ENTERPRISE DRUG STORE.
E. J. FORSYTIIE. PROPRIETOR
.Cakves a Complete Stock of.
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES.
Prescriptions
Carefully
Compounded.
Buckeye Vapor Bath Cabinet
PRICE, $5.
INTERESTING ITEMS
From Various Sections of
Wallowa County.
0. F. COOLIDGE'5 - , PAINT STORE
LaGrande, Oregon.
ADQUARTERS FOR Linseed Oil, Varnish,
Li icating Oils, All kinds of Brushes, Glass; Cement,
k Building Paper and Paper Bags, Doors and
Windows.
7ALL PAIPBE- A. SPECIALTY.
, PICTIKE TEAMES MADE TO OKDEK.
Send vour rrfcil orders '-
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ENTERPRISE LIVERY AND FEEDS
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STABLE
Wm. Reavis, Proprietor.
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"THE BEST HAY AXD GRAIN THE MARKET 0
AFFORDS ALWAYS ON HAND.
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FLORA.
George Conrad lost a good cow
Sunday night.
John Scott of Paradise got a
phone message Monday, stating
that his brother on Cricket Flat
wa? very tick.
Joe Briggs was up from the river
Saturday.
Rev. Smith preached his fare
well sermon in the M. E. church
Sunday evening. He goes to En
terprie in a few days to engage in
the photograph work in the II. II.
Baker gallery. W's are sorry that
he must leave.
Henry Sturm started on a visit
into the Potlatch country Satur
day morning.
Wm. Conrad's house caught fire
around the pipe Monday morning
and about six feet of the roof burn
ed before the flames were exthi'
guished.
Mr. Dorr, who has tiaded for the
Charles Carter and Carl Thompson
phtci s, is moving to his new prop
erty. Charles Whitmce and wife re
turned from a trip to Enterprise,
Sunday.
Virgil Ghormley was in the com
munity the first of the week visit
ing with friends. He has been
working near Lewiston for several
months and was going to his claim
in the Powatka countr'.
James Conrad went to Lost
Prairie the first of the week after a
cow that he had purchased of Mr.
Lock.
Pearl Rimel has been assisting
Rev. Smith to finish up pictures
taken over in the Grouse country.
Mr. Me-klin i n ' so i ct me .n with
freight for Baker & Drake Satur
day. Thomas Hitt went to the county
seat and back last week.
George Lightle and Ed. Renfrow
were up from Lost Prairie Saturday.
George Cannon, Lincoln Austin
and James Sewell attended the
county convention last week as
delegates from Paradise.
James Burner was helping Wm.
Fordney of Lost Prairie with his
farm work last week.
John Koch, the Grouse merchant
was in town last Tuesday.
Mrs. William McCa ll was quite
silk last week. Dr. Seely was in
attendance.
Mr. Spires of Sheep Springs is
still vt ry sick.
Dave Kuhn and Dan Rolls came
In from Lewiston with freight for
Baker & Piake Sunday.
Frank Heskett was in from Leap
for a few days last week buying
pelts, hides and old rubber.
Wm. Fordney and Willis Wright
go to the county convention this
week as delegates from the Lost
Prairie precinct, Frank Johnson
and Frank Applegate from Flora,
and W. C. Wilson and William
Applegate from Paradise
Mr. anl Mrs. F. S. Jol.nscn
Btarted for I ostine Monday morning.
T. F. Rich with the help of his
grandson, has nearly finished
pruning hie orchard.
We are informed that a saw mill
is to be added to the list of enter
prises of the Park.
Since the stock came in on the
winter range last fall, there has
been a very light loss of sheep, 2
per cent of cattle, 1 per cent of
horses.
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Friday evening a jolly crowd
gathered at the residence of M. P.
Thompson and spent the time in
the usual enjoyment of the Park
ite gatherings.
The Democratic primary went
off smoothly. T. O. Marks and W.
F. Gilluspie were elected delegates
to the county convention.
Examination Program.
Tlic following program will lie lueil
in the Kiiihth (trade Final Examina
tion, April 9th, 10th, 11th:
j Wednesday Arithmetic, fuelling,
I physiology.
I Thursday Mental arithmetic, rnul
! ing, writing, civil government,
Friday Language, history,
graphv .
J. C. Conlky,
t?upt.
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Treasurer's Notice.
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Notice is hereby given that I have
suihVicnt fund on hand to pay all
Wallowa County warran's presented
for payment prior to April 4th, l!HK.
Interest on warrant! included in a
love call ceases April 4th, 1W2.
.1. 15. Ol.MSTKAll.
County Treasurer.
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Optica! Specialist
Graduate of the Northern Illinois School of Optics.
Has had ten years experience in fitting glasses and the
care of the eyes. Will oe at ENTERPRISE HOTEL
Saturday, April 12, 1902.
where he can bk consulted FREE OF CHARGE. If
your eyes trouble you in any vay call and see him.
He makes no charge for examination.
Glasses ground to meet all complications of eye sight
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
!1T ENVELOPES
g?$f With your name and address on
them as below
FRUITA.
The hidden nests of egrs are
found by the urchins and the Ut-u-al
festivities of an Easter !-unday
were partaken in.
Our friend W. J. Beith is making
rails and some substantial i nprove
ments on his place.
The hlat of the lamb is lit ard on
the ranch of J. Guyan.
Thos. Shevlin started to Joseph
the 29th.
Murat Blevans has gone to the
valley.
J. Guyan -anl Thomas Rich
while on a trip with a pack train
got one of their horses crippled
and had to leave it on Squaw creek
trail.
Return In 10 days to
Z. Y. Xerxes
Athens - Oregoli.
100 of Micm for 50 cents.
these envelopes you can rest assured
that onr loiter will reach its drsttnatinabon
be retut ed to you.
Put it down in your "want book", . 'Printed
Envelopes at the Chieftain office'
IX THF. ClkCl'lT COl KT OF TIIF
STATK OF OKF.GCN FOR WALLOWA
OH' STY.
Il.II( FlrLoH TloN AMI
Copfkii Company,
riuintitr,
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K. W. F.AVKS. P. W. I'AVKS )
K. B. Hib.w. M. T. Flan- ;
SAiiAN, J. S. (ire,ory. )
lVfonilrtnt". )
Tiik Statk or Oukiion -nd (il.'Ef tinuk :
To K . W. F.avrs, I). W. 1'aveo, J. S.
Ctrvtfory, K. B. Ilibhs atitl M. T. lluiina
gan, ilcfpiulants,
You and each of wi nro lien hy re
ijuiml to api ear mill utiHwer the rem-
plaint of the pluintitr lile.l in the uliovn
entitled court in tlienlHive entitled cause,
within ten days fioni thu mrvieo upon
yon ot this summons if cot-veil in Wnl
lowa county, Oregon, hut ii iened w it la
in any other county w ithin o iid Htule,
then within twenty ihiyM from tlie datp
of paid Hervico uimn yon or if served by
piihlicition then on or before the first day
of the next term of thin court, following
the expiration of tlio pnhliciition of thin
Hiiminoiifi: towit : on the 3rd Monday in
May, the l'.'th day of May, VM2.
And you nro further notified, that un
less you so appear and answer said coin-,
plaint, the. plaintiff in auid suit will ap
ply to the court for the relief demanded
in said complaint, tow it. that the defend
ants, K. W. Kaven. I). W. l'uvos and .K
S. (irenory, and each of them have no
interest in or to said mining property,
dtcrilied in plainlitl's eotnplaint, ur any
part thereof and that thev he compelled
hv decree of the court to make to plaintiir
a deed of convey a nee to said property c.(
any and till interest, which may appear to
he in them, or eitlu-r of them hv reason of
I he location notices having linen aipied
hy suid Fa W. Kuvch and 1). W. FuveBcr
then't-ordinn thereof.. . '
Ami for Bitch other and further reliof
an to the court may seem nieet.and rquit
alileaiul for judgment for co.-Uand diH
liursements of this mit. You are full her
notified that this Mimmonx in putilinhed
by i rder ot the ILm Kohert Fukin.
J mlo of (heahovo entitled court, mndt)
and dated at chandlers, at t'nion, Oregon,
on tha aist day of March, A. l. IDOL.
1). . B.ll UY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice.
Wallowa County, Jan. 1 , lh02.
To Samuel Brown : . .
You are hereby
notified that I liavri expended Threa
I Ituiilred ilollarH in luhor and improve
ments upon the "Lucky Four," "lluzacl'f
and "Culumet" mineral claims located
in Imnalia Minini: district ami in which
elaiins you were owner of ono-lourth
interest and as will appear by oertifleutu
lileil July 2li, 1!)t)l, iu the ollicoof County
('lerk of Wullowii county, Oregon, In or
der to !iold said preiniscs under tho
provisions of Section 1!,'!1M Uevlsed stat
lites of the United Htates, hciui; amount
ri'qiiiicd to hold the same for yeareiidiml
Ilecemher 31, 11101, and if within ill)
(lavs after this notice hy puhlicutiou
vou fail or refuse to contiilmte your
proportion of such expenditure as coJ
owner, your interest (n said claims w ill
liecnmo the property of the Hiihscriher
under section 'SM-l. .
i. V. Cni.iai.
Notice.
WalhiWa County, Jan. 1, 11)02.
To .Samuel liiwv. n:
You nro lioruhy
notifieil thut I have expended On Hunt
drd Dollais in labor and improvement
upon the "Mineral Mill" mineral claim
located in Itntiiiha Mining district hy
Samuel Brown ami J. F. Culler, and an
w ill appear by ci-rtillcato filial July L'tith
11101, ill the officii of Cnlinty Clerk of
Wall iwa county, iu order to hold said
premin-s under tint provisions of Suction
2:1'4 Buvised Statutes of the I'uited
States, lciinf amount required to hold ibo
same for tha year ending Ihicttinher 'Alt
KM , and if within 1)0 days bfter thin
notice by publication you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such e;;
pendiluietj as co owner, your interest id
eaid olaim will becoino the prperty oi
the Biihfccrihur under Haiti unction iilL'-l.
J. F. Ci ri.tK.
DKI'ARTMKXT OF TIIK INTKK
10K I'NITEU STATUS I.AN1I OKHCK.
La Grande, Ore., March 21, 1002.
NOTICE IS IlliUliliV (IIVKN i ,
Thnt the OHicial Plat of the 8 irvry
of the UDBtirveyed yortions of Tow ni
shiys Nos. 3 N., It. 37 E. W. M. ami
2 N., II. 48 E. W. M., huvo been re,
ceived at this ofliee on Wednesday,
the 7th day of May 1902, and that on
and after that date this office will a
prepared to receive Applications for
the Entry of lands in said Townships.
E. W. Uahti.i ,
S.O. SWACKHAMMBK, ,4h '" "
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Kecoiver.
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