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ENTERP1USE MEAT MARKET?
R. L. DAY, PROPRIETOR.
Located in Wallowa National Bank Building.
A Choice, Line of Meats ohrays on. hand,
BEEF, PORK, Muttujv, nn-i SAUS4GE
CURED MEATS A SPECIALTY
wJi Oregon, I
Livery & Feed Stable t
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
INTERESTING ITEMS
From Various Sections
Wallowa Coty.
LOSTINg.
of
EZNBaSWELW . Proprietor,
FIRST- CLASS TEAMS AXD RIGS.
The Rest Hay and Grain..
OPEN T) A. IT .AITTJ NIGHT
t
Mr3. Dr. Seeley has returned
from her visit at Salem.
J. Haun is having some needed
repairs made on a house occupied
by Dr. Seeley.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Poster last Monday, a girl.
On Wednesday some of our citi
zens commenced the cleaning of the
new school yari and hauled the
refuse ston into the streets. On
account of the weather and other
hindrances it lias been decided
lMt not to occupy the new school
building until after the holidays.
A few of the readers of Lostine
iave started a library of the latest
ooks. To become a member only
uire the purchase of one of the
tU-st b o!:s.
SCHOOL NOTES.
tEWISTON TO IMNAHA.
Engineer Inspected Telepboa Rovte
to Imaaha.
Engineer I. J. Mm rill of Sterling,
111., has returr.ed from a trip to
Imnaha, Mr. Merrill made the trip
to the mining district for the purpose
of viewing the route for the telephone
line which will I immediately con
structed by the Miners Telephone
Company from Lew is ton to Ballard
landing, with brajveh lines covering
the Salmon river aid eastern Oregon
country. Mr. Merrill made the triu
aloiiR the river and found the condi-
tions very fuvorable for the construc
tion of tba line. The company is
negotiating with parties for the deliv
ery of telephone poles along the route.
and the contract will be closed with
out delay. The contract for .vthe
. I. : . d. i
owiiitui eiuiiiiirnia wire, etc., .,"is
Sacred Heart Academy
LaGranie, Ore.
Conducted by the Sisters of St. Francis. Select
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies.
Academic Preparatory
Kindergarten
Courses are conducted on he savue principles as those pursued
by our schools of Philadelphia. Muaic and raiuting receive special
Letters 01 inquiry directed to
attention.
the
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PARK AND WASHINGTON, PORTLAND, OREGON
The school where thorough work is done; where the reason Is
always given; where confidence is developed; where bookkeeping
is taught exactly as books are kept in business; where shorthand is
made easy ; where penmanship is at its best ; where hundreds of
bookkeepers and stenographers have been educated for success in
life; where thousands more will be. Open all the year. Catalogue free,
A. P. ARMSTRONG, LL. B., PRINCIPAL
i. .1. COVERS TONE,
Watch-maker, Jeweler ,
and Optician,
Wallowa, Oregon.
Just arrived A nice line of
watcees, Chains, Charms, Neck
laces, Lockets, Rings, Brooches,
Cuff Pins, Bodice Pins, Emblem
Pins, Thimbles, Ladies Purses,
ENTERPRISE DRUG STORE.
J. FORSYTE !C PROPRIETOR
.Caek'es a Complete Stock of. .
DRUGS AND PATENT. MEDICINES.
Prescriptions
Carefully
Compounded.
Buckeye Vapor Bath Cabinet
PR CE, $5.
Our enrollment is incr mating.
Tiie literary society of the 7th
and ' th grades is doing excellent
rhetorical, work. Mii-s Nellie Hru
ena is pesi lent and she is proving
to be thorough in parliamentary
rules.
We are glal to welcome the
Martin boys to our sc hool. They
are making a good impression.'
Tne 7th and 8th grades are doing
review work.
Miss Olive Boswell is learning
typewriting. If she does as well at
that as at school we may expect
rapi ' progress.
The teachers lalk of attending
the state meeting to be held at Lv
Grande.
Why don't the patrons come and
Be what we ar coing?
Miss -Teane Maris is doing well
in the 9th grad" work.
Our new principal says "Better
get part of a 1 ook through your
min Is than to get through a book
and not. know you passed through
We exten 1 an invitation to all
who are interested in educational
work to visit us.
Miss Essie Bater is our organist.
Tollowing is the program of oui
literary society for Friday Nov. 22.
Song, by school; recitation, Edith
Rich; solo, Ollie Boswell; queries
and questions, Ida Bater; recitation
Arthur Pace; composition, John
WortmanJ duet, Ollie Boswell and
Essie Bater; recitation, Edith Kay;
story, Leo Forsythe; dream, Alta
Davis; roading Inez Makin; recita
tion Myrtle Cramer; instrumental
duet, Esie Bater and Beth Pitzer;
debate, resolve 1 that there is more,
pleasure in city life than country
litV: liffi. l.o Forsythe and Nellie
Brusha; uog. John. Wortman and
tjestie Im'dcr; redtation, Prof. Ol ¬
iver.
Br Committee.
already been uwanUtl, and it is
purpose to complete the line at
nrliest possible date.
Mr. U. 0. Howard,' treasurer of the
Eureka Smelting company, was also
an arrival yesterday from tho linnaha
mines, and he will leave today ou a
business trip to Wuukon, la. Mr.
Howard has K-en in tho district for
some time in connection with tlie
preliminary work of the smelter com
pany. This work is now beiu vigor
ously prosecuted and with tnch day
that region will witness ktendily ln
creasing activities. The carefulness
with which tho ylans ot tJu stveral
oompuni. s are bcin; arried into f
fect is shown in the fact that rotui
nent officers are personally directing
the 'various tout urea of the extensive
work.
Messrs. W. U. Bnrdh and M. S.
Howard, of Decorah, la., electrical
engineers, will reach here early nest
weik enroute to Imnnha, where they
will commence definite work on the
dnpi which will be constructed on
Imnaha creek to develop jwwer for
the miultcr plant. A preliminary
survey for thia work wag made some
time ago, and the detail will now be
perfected. The plan of tho MiiolUr
company is to rush all work at the
mines and have it completed prior to
the inauguration of the boat service
when the delixery of the smelter
machinery will.be commenced. Lew
fston Tribune.
milinery Stock.
Mrs. D. lirusha has opened up bar
8tO-'k of millinery in the building
e.ist of the telephone office and is veil
ing fall styles at prices lower than
any other place in the county.
Lost between Enterprise mid Swamp
Creek, one small package coutaioiug
a pocket book aud rong "Just break
the news to Mother," and other arti
cles. Finder please leave at Chieftain
olfice. '
0;?(&1DG'S ; PAiNt STORE
' i LaQrande, Ofcrgwi.
ADQUARTERS FOR Linseed Oil, Vara-,?'.;,
eating Oils, All kinds of Brushes, Glass, Cit.rpt,
L Building " Paper and Paper Bags, Doo ?nc
Windows.
I'AFEI? A. SPECIALTY.
PICTURE FEAMES MADE TO OKDEB.
Send your mail orders
Lost.
Between tho canyon and Enter
prise 40 head of ewes, p-trt branded
"h" and part branded "K." Liberal
reward will be paid for information
leading to their recovery. ' ,.
Kkksix Bros.,
Joseph, Ore.
- Ilasaar.
The date of the Bazaar to be given
by the Ladies Ail is iirnouncel 'or
Saturday, Dec. 2D. ' . .
Sister Superior,.
SHEEPiMEN
9
inirnnvnT
in
We have got a choice lot of BUCKS in Entcrpr.is.c-.
For particulars call on or address VVm. MaTtin.
J. E. SMITH LIVESTOCK CO..
. PILOT ROCK. Oregon.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
1002 Opening Announcement.
COLLEGE LIBERAL ART?, Sept. 10. NORMAL PEPAUTMEXT, Sept. Ui
COLLEGE OF ML'AIC, Sept. 10. l'REl'AlUTOUY DEIT., Sept. Ki.
COLLEGE OF ORATUUY, Sept. 16. BUSIKESS DEPT., Sept. 1.
COLLEGE OF ART, Sept. It). COLLEGE OK MED1CI.XK, Oct. 1.
COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY, Sept. 15. CVIAXQV OF LAW, Oct. n. " f
Tuition Rats ReasonabU, Catalojue sent upon application
Board and room at Boardlnc Hall, $j.io per week.
Good board with furnished room can bo Into in tho city for $2.51) to
$4.00 per week, in private families Students can board themselves for eveu
$1.00 per week.
John H. Coleman, President, Salem, Oregon.
Horse Economy
Means that to pet the best work the horst
must be properly harnessed or saddied and it is
all the more satisfactory if the harness or saddle
is first class.
Good Material
t ? and reliable Workmanship are combined
in the goods I sell; We' always sec that the
straps are perfect, easy and safe buckles and
strong qualities in every point.
LANDS
Harness & Saddle shop,
EjWERPPJSE, OREQ'ON
Skterprise Photograph Gallery
S.C.SMITH, Proptietor.
u-di.ea in T.ne oia vjrancijr """'e'
Enterprise, On
Portraits. Penny Pictures, View.
Setreoscopic work PhoW Buttons
Views or portraits on cloth' for fane work Koda
?d supplies, or do your kodak finislunff,. Ujv U or
Vrtr.j; toorderm CRAYON. PASTKL or lUiOMii
' , ' l'iTQny c.m1 .... Si,d.t;-.
J.B. McKe)'s B;s'nessCj!eg3 ;n1 S; ool
of Tcrrespondence ,
la now in its twenty-third year. Every teacher an expert in his
special course. Our special courses cover the- entire ratfge-tf bueinePB
. j? rat ions. . ' 1
Complete Business Course. Time unlimited by mail 125.
" Shorthand " Time six months by mail 15.
" Civil .Service Course. Time tdx months by mail $15.
" Knglish Course'. ' Time six months by mail $15.
" Select Studies. Time six moiiths by mail $15.
These courses are especially arranged for those who have not the
time Jior means to attend Odlcgp, and especially for those who have
U'en ueprived of a Common School education. 3 ,
The greatest care is given each individual ' student Diplomas
,i warded graduates. Send for particulars and state course you want,
"vncrbach Bldg. - J. B. McKEE,
Salt Lake City, Utah. Principal.
Tha University of Oregon,
Eugeiio, Oregon.
The first Semester, Session 1902-3, opens Wednesday, Septem
r 17th. The following Schools and Colleges are comprised in th
niveisity. GraduateSchool College of Literatufe, Science and Arts
.dlege of Science and Engineering L'niversity Academy School of
l)Bjc School of Medicine School of Law.
Tu tion frw. excepting in Schools of Law, Medicine and Music
oeidntal iee ?' !0.0U, Student-Body tax $2.50 per year.) Cost of liv
i fritii.$l,J.'lO to )f 200.01) per year.- . , For catalogue, address
KKGlsnUK OK THE TXIVFRSITY. EUGENE, OREGON
Money To Loan
On Real Estate.
A.T SEVE32ST iP3SK, CBlT lilTTEHEST?
C. T. McDaiiiiel, : Wallowa, Ore.
First Class Uiy , First Class Team
and Grain . . .. . - ; and L'iii . , ,
' RED FRONT AKD WHITE FRONT
lively awl id Sinl
HOM. Uf ,j- IVAGJVER, Props.
i:nc,i pi ise, Oregon.
BARS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Darns Repaired. Camp House Fret
(X
. rauisfci vAtm : stoke
Will b6 Opened Mcncfay, October 6,1802
A brand Kev Stock of tlie best that can be
. , purchased in the wholesale market. Ladies
and Gents furnishing-s,' stationery, etc,