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ENTERPRISE MEAT MARKET.
R. L. DAY, PROPRIETOR,
Located in Wallowa National Bank BuiHino-. .
A Choice Line of Meats always oil lan,
BEEF, TORK,- MUTTON, and SAUSAGE
CURED MEATS A SPECIALTY
Enterprise, - - . . Oregon.
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; Livery & reea btanie
pNonTii of Bank BuiLDiNajJ
BEN BOSWELL, . . Proprietor,
FIRST CLASS TEAMS AND RIGS.
The Best 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 lands of laun
dry work. Family washing solicited.. 5)
joejYH. Blowers, - - rrovrictor.
L. J. COVEItSTOXE,
feiSSPSi Watch-maker, Jeweler and
Ootician
Valloava, Oregon.
'Tv-.y T rsnectfullv solicit a share of
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your work, and will try to merit
your patronage.
Waltham V'atchcs A Specialty.
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CaHP'I'.S A Ci'MI'I.KTK Sl'OCK OK
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
INTERESTING ITEMS
From Various Sections of
Wallowa County.
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES.
Proscriptions .
Careful I y
Com ; it u nlc".l.
Buckeye Vapor Bath Cabinet
PRICE, $5.
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La Grande, Oergcn.
ADOUARTERS FOR Linseed Oil, Varnish,
" eating Oils, All kinds of Brushes, Glass, Cement,
Building Paper and Paper Bags, Doors and
!nuows.
wall papee a. specialty.
PiCTL'BE FEAHES JCAUK TO OKDEU.
J'eur mail orders
feprisa Photograph Gallery
S. C. SMITH, Proptietor.
ad in the old Gallery Building, Enterprise, Ore.
traits,
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Penny Pictures,
Photo Button
' iews or portraits on cloth for fancy work. Kodaks
Applies, or do your kodak finishing, copying or en-
PS to order in CRAYON, PASTEL or BROMIDE.
gflTGallery closed on Sunditf.
FRUITA.
On the early morning of the 29th
wit chips in the woodyards were
white with frost.
Tom Shevlin took a $1.50 gold
nugget out of his placer claim on
the Imnaha 15 miles above Fruita
a .few days ago.
T. F. Rich is beginning to move
his immense crop of fruit to out
side markets.
Logan Galbreth drew his gun on
Sam Keener recentlj'. The trouble
arising over a misunderstanding
relative to a partnership placer
claim.
Sheepmen are beginning to real
ize the fact that the future has in
store for them trouble in finding
ample summer range for their
flocks.
Both sawmills are idle in this
vicinity for want of logs on the
mill yards.
The peach crop on the Upper
Imnaha will be very light not
enough to meet home demand.
Roasting ears, bacon and beans
arc now on cur daily dinner bill
of fare with blackberries and huck
leberries as dessert.
N. Johnson the hero of a bund
red battles and many scars is erect
ing a turning lathe near the Ten
dance of L. G. Page. Mr. Johnson
will not only manufacture turned
wares but he will do a general
eioperage business also.
A crew of volunteer laborers be
gan work last Monday on the
bridge to span the Imnaha rive',
near the mouth of Freezeout creek.
There will be two abutments and
two piers. The center span of the
bridge will be fifty feet long. The
County Court generously approp
riated vl75 with which to purchase
material. The bridge when com
pleted will contain no Pess than
15,009 feet of lumber including all
wood wot I:. John A. Bleavans is
supervising the work.
WALLOWA.
Jitck Patton, of Elgin, was re
newing acquaintances in 'Wallowa
S.iuirdoy among the former Sum
mervilie and Eljjin residents.
Colfrey Weak" the former har
ness maker of SumnK.rville. was i;i
the city this week looking after
s tme land business.
Mrs. S. L. McKenzie and children
passed through town Wednesday
en route for Siunrnerville. Mr.
MeKcn.ie owns drug stores in both
Lir line and Hummerville.
born, Tuesday, Sept. 2, to the
wife of J. N. M-iPiiearson, a rune
po'.ini! son.
L. J. rizell came down from
Eiiterp'isr; Sunday and returned
Tue-ilay'. lie is working ;is n
miS'inon the naw betel building.
T. P.. Wils.n, of Island City,
foi:i.erIy of tl.is ci' v were, in u wn
1-is-t week looking after the sale of
their residence property. Thev
returned home Sunday.
J. P. Morelock and II. M.
Roiinsavell returned from n busi
ness tiip to Portland b'fiday. Mr.
Mjielock purchased a new stock of
cigars and Mr. R vjnsaveil bought
a stock of furniture for the firm oi
Rouosavell & Murrlford.
The first new wheat arrive 1 at
the mill last Friday It was
brought in by J. N. McPhearsou
and H. C-Bo-is.
Farmers generally all over the
Lower Valley are reporting good
yields of grain.
C. T. McDaniel has purchased
the U. K. Wibon residence prop
erty near the mill and moved into
it Tuesday. Consideration $1000.
S. G. Neville is in Willamette
Valley with a view of finding a
location.
J. M. Powers,of Appleton, Minn.,
arrived in town Monday and will
have charge of the public schools
in this chy this year.
A number of the citizens turned
out Tuesday and improved the ap
pearance of the cemetery by burning
off the tall grass.
B. M. Lombaid, a capitalist of
Portland, formerly a member of
the Lombard Investment Co., was
in the city Tuesday. He thinks
that Wallowa county is a fine
place and he thinks we may fuMv
expect a boom next spring. The
Harriman system advertising and
exotirsion rates he believes will
greatly increase the population of
Oregon during the next year.
The city council is considering
the proposition of socuring adequate
water supply for fire protection and
domestic use. They figure that
water can be brought from Bear
creek at a cost of $8000. Whether
it will be raised by a company or
bonding the city has not yet been
decided.
Sacred Heart Academy
LaGrande, Ore.
Conducted by the Sisters of St. Francis. Select
Boarding and Pay School for Young Ladies.
Academic Preoaratcrv
Kindergarten
Courses are conducted on lie same principles as those pursued,
by our Schools of Philadelphia. Music and Painting receive special
attention. Letters of inquiry directed to
Sister Superior.
Dear Adventure.
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ITIITI!
David Mahon, son of W. T. Malion,
of Alder Slope was herding sheep for
fUebsrs. Rankin until Aug. 12, when
two bears got among the sheen durintr
the night and caused a stampede of
the sheep. David went out with a I!8
calibre revolver rnd cook a few shots
at the bear without hitting it. Tlio
old bear ran but came back after he
cub and not seeing it came at David.
tie had no more cartr.dces but threw
the pistol and hit her on the bend,
turning her uway from him until the
dogs came up and took u hand. In
t'ie excitement of the moment David
stepped on a boulder and threw his
ankle out of joint. He crawled to a
tree and liy fastening his foot between
two roots and falling in the lroicr
direction the ankle whs put hack in
ph.ee but lie lost consciousness for a
number of hours. He revived at da v-
lipht and by aid of an improvihed pair!
of crutches managed to tnke im. i f
the heep and himself until the camp
tender arrived two days later when b.
was taken home, considerably dis-i
SUsteU wiih the life of a sheepherder.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Land Oi!i;:t! ut L it ii ainie, Orem,
AujUHt 27, 1'. 0J.
A pudieielit contest utlidavit havii.n
beer, filed in this uilidc by (iraee .1. I'nilt,
lOiiteMtaiit, umiiiiKt homei'tfud e:itiy No.
O'iTo. uidde.liily U,l6'.l.!, for SK'a S-itiou
TowrKld 1 S. K.oi.'.cir, K. V . M. by
lukol) .loim, Co itestie, in wlii:ii il is al
leii that sdid .lukoo ,Io:in bus wholly
almndoueil said trai t ; that he has chai.n.
ed Inn residi.Mieu thttiefroin lorinoit! lliaii
.six years last past Kiuee iiiakiiu said
entry ; thai said tract is not settled upon
and cultivated by said party as required
tiy law and lias never been iieproved or
eiiltivaled by him, except the liinldin' of
a small l.ouse iitine ili itely idler lilimion
Slid land, thai his. absnee fio.ii naid
iand was not due to his einp!o) incut m
ilit? annv, navy, or murine corps of the
t'nited Slates, either ntt a private soleicr
jr oll'n er, during ttie late war wit'i Spain,
r any oilier war in which tne Lnited
.States may have be u cnaucl,
S.df! jiarties ur.. hereby iii-ldied to ap
"ar. respond at d oiler evidence touch
illy said a'.le,'ittion at, 10 o'clock a. in. on
.JclotKV ill, Ilelolo A. C. (!liltll, U.
s. Coiumissiuiier al Eiiterpri.-e. Oregon ,
mil that, tinal heariu will lie In.d.l at b)
I'elock a. ut. on OcImii.t 2t, 1'.)').', before
tne Keisiar an i I Cu, v:vr at lliu Unite i
States Iv.uid llico in l.:i(Jr i'i le, Oiegon!
The said contest ml. h:i". in . in a proper
MH'!d.iMt, Ihed .vlareli I'i. 1110, set iwitb
i.e-l.s winch show that ailc-r due diligence
pei.soi.al H:-"vic.j o( tilis noi.iea cannot In
'itade, il is herohy ordered and diruolml
lluit fucli iiutiee bo given hy due ami
pioper pu!)iic.ii:ou.
K. W. n.iU rLE4T, ItBijister.
We will be in Knterprise' about September 15th with
a choice lot of DELAINE and KAMBOUILETTlfj
Bucks. Prices reasonable. (Telephone connection.)
J. E. SMITH LIVESTOCK CO.,
PILOT ROCK, Oregon. .
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
11)02 Openiii Announcement.
COEEF.Ci E LI It ERA L AKTS.Sept. 1C. NO It MA L DEPAItTM ENT, frpt. Ifi
COLLEGE OF MUSIC, .Sept. l. IMtF.l'.VHAtOUY DEPT., Sept. Ifi.
COLLEGE OF OKATOHY, Sept. 10. IIL'SI KSrf DEPT., Sept. Hi.
COLLEGE OF AKT, Sept. 1(5. CoELEciK ()F MEDICINE, Oct, I.
COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY, Sept. 10. COLI.EGD OF LAW, Oct. C.
Tuition Rates Reasonable, Catalogue sent upon application.
Board and room at Boarding Hall, Sj.io per week.
Good hoard with furnished room can bo had in the city for $2.5'.) (o
!f LOO per week, in private families. St'ideuts can board Iheins ilvos for (vo.i
11.00 per week.
John li. Cokman, President, 5alcm, Oregon.
are supplied here the best combination of
leather and labor. The harness will lit. and
the paddles are easy riding and the latest styles
which is sure to jjive satisfaction. The quality
of our horsewear is the best and our prices riht
L. BER LAND'S
Harness & Saddle shop.
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Notice.
Jfavin met with a m rions loss by
lire v. e are eoiopell. d to ;i.-k our ens
toiners to call at once and settle their
aeeour.ts eillit-r by cash or iiole. Cilice
v. it It ). W. She;; ban.
V. J. Frxx & S .xs.
Rye for Sale.
RED FIM)XT
Livery and Feed Stab! a
Enterpria-3, Oregon.
(L W. Ileissle.y, I'ropi'ieidr.
Host Hay and Grain. Careful Attention Given to -:'.
Oen D.r r;:d Nylii.
I have .some No. 1 whi'.n '-ye for seed
that 1 will .sell at, my ranch two mill'.'
southeast of Lostine or will 'eliwr to
parties so dcidrin.
I f. ai.f. Col:,
Losi i ne, Oregon .
money to
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Treas'irer's Notice,
.Notice is hi rcby given that I have
soii'e. ieiit lends on hand to pay nil
Wallowa col'n'.y warrants presented
foi p;iy:nent . prior to November 12,
I'J Ki. liitcreston warrantH jnchided
in above call ceases Auut 7, I!H2.
Iifc.NUY MlU.EK,
County Treasurer
Fruit for Sals.
My orchard has h full crop this
I year and applet, pears, plums, prunes
j etc.. are now ready for market at 50
cents per hundred less that at the
i bridge. Flour and beardless Larley
j taken in exchange.
1' T. F. Eich, Fruita, Ore.
;0il -Real -Estate.
AT PEE OEHI ZNSrEXVBE
C. T. McDaniel, Wiillown, Ore.
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Proprietorj
PRENTISS HOMAN ......
Enterprise, , Oregon. .
Best Hay and Grain First class Teams New Ritf'i
Free camp ho with cook stove
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