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VOL. XXI NO. 7
REPRESENTATIVE
E N T E R P R IS E ,
NEW SPAPER
<*> WALLOWA
O R E G O N , 0CF2LER i y ,
COLNE,'.
1904.
W H O L E NO .
1064
T h e C o u n t y F a ir .
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Ishnrn Sweet, W P Warnock
FR U IT S
¡three largeat potatoes, won by Mrs
K I Greenings, N W Applington,
Best -•»w
five varieties
winter
pears, . r P
1st:
Hector
.McDonald,
2nd
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The first effort of the people of
N W Greening, J F Sunnar, let; J ! Bowena Johnson, 1st.
i \
‘“’uses premium for dry
W allowa County to hold a County
P Allenbangh, 2nd
j Best five varieties fall pears, i Ansted“ ’
J
F air has prove 1 a reniarkable suc­
Red Cheek Pippin, J B Olmstead, Rowena Johnson, 1st.
I
ww
Sherod’s
premium
for best
cess. So much so that, the County 1st; J P Allenbangh, 2nd
B
artlett
pears,
W.
P.
W
arnock,
I
Blynieuth
Hock
Cocker
J
,
iron by
fair will be an annual event here­
Fall Pippin, J B Olmstead, 1st; 1st; Leonard Johnson, 2nd.
P A,” n ',«‘Ugh.
C o .
after.
Hector McDonald, 2nd
tvnrz»veiler Brothers premium for
Clapps Favorjte, R. E. Heskett,
On Sunday the exhibits com-
Grimes Golden, J P Allenbangh, 1st
bi -! ouh. won by <. S Craig.
r.’MfjaœrïaK'sj«
mencd to arrive and Monday and
Chief Joseph, N W Applington, 1st. 1st; Willis W right, 2nd.
h 11 McCully Co’s Enterprise
Keefer
fears,
Lou
W
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1st.
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pacKc
¡tterp preniiuin for packed butter,
(¡ravenstein, A J Carpenter, let; J
Tuesday were taken up in placing
Flemish Beauty, T. F. Rich, 1st; j'4’" n Lv Mrs Lizzie Rouse.
them and then the managers found P Allenbangh, 2nd
A. J. Carpenter, {2nd.
). L !’’»erprise M ife M Co’s premium
lied June, J P Allanbaugh, 1st
th a t the spare allotted was not
M^ve now received th eir new Fall and Win­
pi UMB
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aU(J Best display canned
Jonathan,
X
W
Applington,
1st;
sufficient.
English Seedling, Hector Me. j /
J ^ S m in n ,
IJector McDonald, 2nd
ter Sample Books of the S ta r and Rova! Tailor-
On W ed'ir I y the F air opened
p»i v m i - i m
\V lute
Winter
Parmin, Lou Donald, 1st.
,
I truest apple, won by Mrs
with about J n't people in a tte n d ­ Warnock, 1st; J B Qlmetead, 2nd
ing Co., Chicago, Ills., and are in p o s itio n 'to
Bet 11 ■ Smith.
Wilij Plums, A. A. Keeler, 1st.
ance.
Wealthy, J B Olmstead, 1st; Cole
L '
r o’s premium for largest
\
ellow
Egg,
J.
S.
Horner,
1st.
offer «am j lies of m ore Up-to-dnte st. ies th n n a n v
I)r. \\ hill i i ' and Profs. Kent Bro.. 2nd
b, ,f .lisplav jellies, wi n In
Coes Golden Drop, A J Carpen I ami
and Cosdli
f id ■ Oregon Agricul­
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Smith.
Black Arkansas, J B Olmstead, 1st;
o th e r house in the county and we g u aran tee ..II
ter, 1st.
premium mr
for best
tu ral Col
. p-e-ent and after N l\ Applington, 2nd
,
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: ,, L ' S • tarr’s ° premium
Oes
Columbia,
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our prices and F $ o!
Snow, J B Olmstead, 1st; Hector
delivering a
ies of lectures
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Heskett, 2nd.
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. ¡in!- ,- Co’s premium fot
awarded m i.
live stock exhi­ McDonald, 2nd
call
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wool,
won
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Heskett,
Jst.
Winesap, Lou Warnock,’1st
bited. '1 . if ; o : 0! head of live
I Doluin.
Bradshaw, R £ Heskett, Ist; A
Kings, Lou Warnock, 1st; J li
stock w
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- great as antici
WORK
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Olmstead, 2nd
J Carpenter, 2ud
| ,. ... i u,,. „i t'AXCY
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pated h u t the quality was A 1.
Jeniton, X W Applington, 1st
Green
Gage,
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Mahon,
Ist.
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The exhiL i -n of fruit; grain,
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Procbstel Seedlings, .John Carper 1st
u o olden
u n .i I i .,u
i\, ( , ,,ie
Eros, Ist.
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r.vi, Albeit pn W ’. urzweier,
vegetable; and eia-ses was great in
Kay, Lou Warnock, 1st
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' - t - w a ite , M iss N.u ie David-
A a ! a
i Kl E<
s«>’ , 2fuj
am ount and et the very finest
Waldbridge, J L Wouderly, 1st: J
lhn,d S.-wing (Jar.r.ent, Mies Nelli,
ti< n of the B Qhnstead, 2nd
quality. ’ every
Silver, .1 S Horner, Ist
i A D-r.
. te ;
. M Stump, 2n I
county wa- n ■ ■ nted.
Golden Russet, Lou Warnock, 1st
Keeler, 2ud.
I
' ,,-e, Mrs Henry Mille , J e.
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srarf,
Mr-
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r.tllkaliopkiu, Lou Warnock, 1st
The C l.'W l V. ,-«s so: ly ilissap-
Italian , j S Horner, Ist *’ t ,
t • '»!»•••* John fLiiley, 2n<L
\\
axon,
X
W
Applington,
1st
pointed o tie h'.loon ascension.
I .,,: 1 ,.i o..,| ,-enter pieee, Mrs Pulk
Thomas, 2r.d.
A i. X W A poti■ j.-*on, I-t
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. Mis Pulk .MavH, 2m'
We hove :ust received n new puftern of Blue
In fillio tl
■ iloon and gist ai
1 dt. I A riioma«. Ist.
' k, M: ' !, 1>V, re, ls>.
JK i. ie iui'-r,* Cote ......
the time it U .s to ariH ■ the entire
’Il p , nling. Mra I-: Funk, i s t ; Miss
d u , m m , ., 1. Tu ,.oas, Ist; George
Lom e w are. The p a tte n : is strictly new. II- v-
i Murry, 2nd
n.i ü e \
2nd.
strucli . In ' into tl lines and j Duchess, J L Wo, ¡dm ly, 1st
Curper, 2ml.
Romau H: broidei". M • Frank FoCer,
in g ju s t been im ported fr ,.n ’>■
•! . „ j - r jees
was cj-i c a y V e ' . uni . 1. Mr.
Hunge.rian Prunea, J P Alum- 1st.
, Ilur-
* ui"» Newton
mu i 1 i] ippin,
p m , J B 01m-
Yellow
P
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Mrs
En
W
allace,
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tuhise u i , I, V ■ :v te - --ra p h e ,i for j s t,.„ , 1>t; j s
gn(l
baugh, Ist; A j Carpenter, 2ud,
are all right. Our line ol M en’s Ladies’ and
1 I
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another one m:
. - n it able lo get
r
‘ Ah« En d F . pati ,< i .
Ito u ie Beauty, X W A pp lin g to n , Ist
lvuanti F S Johnson, Ist.
L iijiflren's Shoes is more complete J - n ever arid
it here in tim f- -r ’ he ¡.dr.
llaid.vin, J S H orner, Ist
at
V P d F- z p a iri 1st.
P ea , mies
On Wednc lav night was the
Spitzenberg, J Ö Horner, Ist
"'
r ” ' a li M m ey , I-i
you c .n depend the price-is the 1 w ert.
‘ ¡VH» . t pr ; f
C ox C lin g , B ettie S in i! h, 1-t.
M, um. J B Ü lm stead, Is t
Fid Hers Co i
,1 tin“ following
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i.a;ur<», Mrs J | Bat. p,
H ' u h '. lin g , lie ttie S m ith
Ladies Blusli, .1 S Horner, Ist
' prizes we. " a ’ 'il;
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'.’I Zu O.'M, i , ,
1 . ¡(.ctii e (b b A; nie
Mrs ’V F.
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‘ Jiörtjv r, (si.
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■: ? i z „ ‘.n-i -k, tbi t.
atson,
ist;
John
t'arper,
2nd
E arly Crawford, T F Rich, 1st;
M ountain; ■ c I.
cOd, J- 111
'■rni ■ M is ;{ 1 leming, 1ft; Mrs
' Be-1’. 2 'i,|.
W B Rodgers. 2nd.
H askins oi I a n d ’ e: Tllild, $15 00,
V egetables
li " ir k q u ilt. M rs Ue .ige Pickett.
We ore Yours FcsrcctftPy
Indian,
w
B
Rogers,
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C. L. Cob- t 1
Prairie; Fourth,
; Mr ■ F o ra t l riglif, 2m l.
Largest Pum pkin, Rowena Joh.i
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'll- .G a r. Mart n, Is :
Lemon free, N v, Applingtia , ei
$10.On. J i p
ibbleliel 1: Fifth,
i'ive Py! , 2ml.
st.
$5 00. T O. Barnwell of Enterprise. son, 1st.
i '"UK, .Mrs .lo.-ie R ie , 1 t ■
S . &
C o .
I S A, aril Martin, 2ml.
Largest SquashJ W. M. Shcrod,
wonderful, X w A pplington, 1st,
The li t p-i e D ram atic Co.
F-'ia- »ketch, Airs I d a A’, st, 1-1.
gave- p 'rt'oi . ..
s every night to 1st; F W. Ileskutt, 2nd.
•o,' Biscuits, Mis B O l os e ,
(i RAPE 4
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I I’ ’ a y ,-t hi-CA'l, M s Co. a h tins
Largest Cabbage, W. II Graves,
crowd 'd li in- n
Alt.-siun; Muscatel; Muscaden1;
On Thursday the rain greatly
.re . ' t Dak-, Mrs E A vosner, Is!.
Roseof Pern, Boltie Sm ith, 1st in
Cucumbers, W. T. Clemons, 1st; each.
interfi r d v , I1 program.
F. W. H eskett, 2nd,
The races ii.-.ilt"d as follows:
STOUR A ' I) POULTRY
Tomatoe*, W. T. Clemons, 1st.
Tue ¡\ — Free for all— j mile—
I t 'ed Be inc B. Marks, 1st; W.
Draft Si.aljion,
Miuoi s hoi - i-t. t he Ah Xander
• ........1 2
— J years
1 ei ’ old
’ I ' I o ai I t d I
T. Clenion», 2nd.
over, Hector McDonald, 1st; J D ¡n.’# ’
m ate ..mb
.7
String P eins, Mts. W, E. A woodeli, 2nd
I mile, saddle horse
Wedm -di
Watson,
1st.
Draft Mare, 2 years old and
race— McD 1 ' -, horse 1st. War-
Git-en I’eas, Mrs. W. E. A: Wat- over. lletP q McDonald, 1st; Hoc . r
nock's h
McDonald, 2nd.
-1 on V race—4 mile, son,
T ,
Cauliflower, Mrs. S. T. T ipjetts,
Woli’s mare
Draft Stallion, under 2, Car!
Ife la
W ar no
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1st.
w liitm o rp , 1-t; A J H arris, 2nd.
2nd.
Squashes for table, R. E. Hes­
ay—-J mile, free
Standard bred trotting, hor-e. i
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for all
>an i ai .'e k ’d mare 1st J kett, 1st; J !’>. Olmstead, 2ad.
iver 2, a A Morelock, lsu
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B. .-t team driving li >rs“g, owm r jb !>
Wolf’s io-1'
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, Mangel W-ntzel. Mr«. J. F. Jolin-
games between | !!Oni Ul; A. A. Keeler, 2nd.
to drive, M < Boatman, 1st.; Albert
The base i
¡rise were (lose. Celery, Mary Gwillim, 1st; C. L. wurziveiler, 2nd.
3
Lost inc ".
Lostine winning 'saac-on, 2nd.
Single 'Hiving horse, owner D
and i ¡te e !
ifG
Tin nips, Sam Combes, 1st; Mrs. drive, A P Haynes. 1st; L E .lord .n
ail three game-
2nd.
j
list of those who V. F. Yegj, 2nd.
The loll 1
‘iS
by >
the
were awiiriled premiums .-j
>». , Onions, \\ . II. Wood, 1st; J T.
Snort bain bull, over 1 year. C j
W allowa Co n
Pi
A—o.-iatimi t o r , Evans, 2nd
Z7'»
Allen. 1st.
the best exlii'n - ol various pro, nets, j Table Beds, Memory Bell,
1st:! Short horn cow, over
1 year, C j ¡^
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APPLES
j W . II. Weaver, 2nd.
! 'lien, 1st; .1 R Holley, 2nd.
Sugar Beets, Mrs. S. T. T ippetti,
^H ereford bull, over 1 year, n f
For best 5 varieties .Fall apples,
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i ’l.xi,» Ui.'i;'.
I.,». 1st.; <; - ij 3 Craig. » 2nd.
1 1
Bettie S m ith, 1-t .-.U S H orner, 2nd. 1st; Memory Bet], 2nd,
Hereford scow, over 1 year, n S
For b -i i v.i i
- Wait»r tipples,
Parsnips, J. F. Johnson, 1st; C.
Craig, 1st.
Bettie Smith. ’ : Vi . I . Mahon 2nd. A. H unter, 2nd.
For I--«t Plato
Ruta Bega-, L. Stokes, 1st: Mrs.
Hereford anim al under 1 year, i; j
H Craig, 1st; 3 Craig, 2nd.
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Spokane Beauty, Bettie. Smith, 1st. S. T. Tippetts, 2nd.
Bailey Sweets, A J Carpenter, 1st;
R im, Wool breed, j II Dobbin, .•I-.
Carrots, J. F. Johnson, lsi; W.
1st.
Nathan Greenwooil. 2nd.
T. Clemens, 2nd,
Bellflower. W P Warnock, 1st; Luke
Ram, m utton breed, ,i H Dobbli ,
Collection potatoes, late, W. H.
Boothe, 2nd.
W caver, 1st; Fred Shafer, 2nd.
Alexander. H A riiomas, 1st.; Lula
Best (Ho chickens, any breed, I V /
Collection potatoes, early, A. R
lb
Victor, 2nd.
Murray, 1st; J. Ward, 2nd.
Mrs Carl whitmore, 1st; .1 S Cook
Rambo, J L Wouderly, 1st
2nd.
w ith the other good dreaers of thia C ity who have their clothes made to o r d e r -
20 oz Pippin», I R Olmstead, 1st;!
couv.
Best pair geose, Mrs B T L ong .!
get Clothes that arc built to their ow n form and at less cost th^n the beet ready-
Rowena Johnson, 2nd
rn.idcts
Wolfe River, H tor McDonald, 1st;
Largest and T i liest stnllfs, C. L. 1-t,
V E T A K E T H E M E A S U R E S ..»
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lUrkhys,
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McAlister,
Geo D Wood, 2nd
Cole, Ist; J. I Ciawford, 2nd.
TSa International Tailoring Co., New York & C h ic a g o
Blue Parnvun, Din M ann, 1st; Lou
12 eara P opcorn, B. Mutlcs. Ist; 1st.
Warnock, 2nd
B at lit er of pig«, tinder !) weeks,
C. L. Cole, 2nd.
....M A K E T H E G A R R T E N T S .
Yellow Transparant, R E Heskett,
12 ears fieldcom, J. F. Crawford, •' 3 P'iue- ls t:
r i T A./ED ^A.TJSFACTlOJ>f C V A 'K A .N T E E V
1st; J L Wundert 2nd
Pi'himl China Boar, under 1 yeat, xfr
Ist; Prof. Bums, 2nd.
Baxter, W W Applington, 1st
B
Pace. 1st.
12 ears sweet corn,C. rf. Willlttm-
Nortliorn Spy, ,1 .» Olmstead, 1st;
Poland China Boar, over 1 year, CAa
son,
Ist;
Prof.
Burns,
2nd.
N W Applington, 2nd
J B Pace, 1st.
Rice corn, J. W. Nedrow, Ist.
Bismark, Georg Carper, 1st
E S
Poland China Sow. over 1 year,
W
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12
slolki
»Sorghum,
Ben Davis, X iV Applington, 1st-
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Pace,
1st,
Clemens, Ist.
Fred Slnifer, 2n I
H alf aal. »Sorghum, W. T .
Glori Mnndn, Lou Warnock, 1st; J
st’EctAt. P remiums
B O’tu 4 ¡ad, 2nd
Clemens, Ist.
I D McCully Co’s j n fiiium for
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