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About Wallowa County chieftain. (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1909)
11 - n 4 si' ml. J s Mi i I i f " . ? : ft i a it- i City anil County Brief Nes Item SI Ho.bre wen: oar. to La Gmnde Thursday oo a business trip. Aaron 'Wade returned Thursday from a boa me is trip to La Grande. - A fine new Kixua'.i organ has been place 1 in tl;e M. E. tharch on trial by F.el fi. Ashley. All feia&j of builders- hardware a' Srp. Ke: tiler's. - Hon. J. H. Dobbin of Frairie Crsrt west to PorUand "-he Jir: tie j j vek cn a business trip. : .Clyde Harsin. who tad best a tending comniervu! s.-hjoI I'or land, retum-i Tue-sJa.?. ; Elgin fliur a: W. J. Funt t Co s Patent $1.50 a saos. s'-riiit grade .-..) a sack, iir. and Jirs. K. C. Cramer ""to Wallowa Tiarsuay to vL?it 12c: daughter. Mrs. Kirvey Kxj?. One Yisute Wasier iricuor guaranteed or Ex:ey rif'-uiei. a Asiiiey's. .!Hv. R. Kaises. wio ir.ended Soya: AlA iaocj.c caUgs a: La Gr'iz.i. V . on to P.r'-a.i oc a tties r.iilrs. L. C. Crissley of Kingston. Ida, arrived Tfcorsiaj to vu:: her j daughter, Mrs. J. T. Biruher. and Jamlly. -'The beat washing machine or earth is the Fiver. For sale by 5" D. Ke'.ner. ;Work has already begun on the Cbrisiian church psrsonage faun da Hoc. rock and lumber being on the ground. Dr. A. F. Pole- returned to Port land Thursday after a weik spen" looking afur business iatereits in the vailey. S. L. Bumaugh, Sr., of Elgin Is a gjiest of his son, S. L. Burnaush, Jr. He came in especially to attend tha K. of P. convention. Mr. and Mrs M. K Boatman wu: leave next Tuesday for their new home near yilajkie, just south east of Portland. j Notices have been posted calling a bond e e-tion in school district No 21, Enterprise, for March 6. a: the school hous'i. The bonds are to re fund the present indebtedness in favor of H. E. Noble for JCoOO, which la drawing 8 per cent. County Judge J. B. Olmsted, whe took W. H. Decker to the Valor, county farm, went on to Portland on priva'e business. He attended the Royal Arch meeting In La Grande, Tuesday night, on his way home. Highest market prU-e paid in cash for live chickens at Enterprise Meat Ifcrket. Price Koman. Save your Spo'iesman-Review cou pons for Everyl LaCerte. the Wat Iowa county candiiate in the big eon test being conduct ?d by that paper. Miss LaCerte is also authorized to send in yoar subscriptions to is Spokesman-Review, either new or reaewa'. Ruberoid roofing. 1 ply and 2 ply. for s..:o by S. Z. i.e.ner. La Grande Sta- J. D. McKeimor. will leave this (Thursday t momir.g for Wallowa for the purpose of mak ing the purchase of 200 or 300 head of young cattle, which he wants to put on some range which he ha? in the hllis near La Grande. He expects to be awav for several days. ALL THE DAILY PAPERS, MAGAZINES AND THE National Weeklies at Coleman Brothers The Best Cigars. Confec tionery and Fruit. Stationery Supplies or' al! kinds. First door east of Postoffice. B.APPLEGATE, Notary PxiblU . Cullectiuns niade, Rea! E-ta;t bought and sold and all buine? matters attended to. Call on or writ me. f aiadin, Oregou List ware at Keitner's. Judge O. M. Corkins was at Wal-' !owa Friday on business. Mrs. J. W. Hays of Joseph U vis iting her mother, Mrs. C. E. Lewis. Not just as gjod but better than icy other 3 cent cigar, is the Ad vertiser. Enterprise made cigar. C. H. Finn, the !-a G-ande attorney. .as in town Friday on business con aeoted wi'-h the Crossett-Palaier tim ber d a:. Mar.ia Larsra. the jewe'er. has n.-r.:eii tie Hyatt room. 3 doors east tie DOiS.oifice. farmer'v the News Record ofJive. and will move nis stovk here fr.n Lone. add i..-ce y to :t ani o;n for DUsuies iboat Marcs L. He is reputed to e a :"i"- li-s repair tcsa. Mr. and -Irs. Larson wi'I occupy th living o:n:s at tie idj and above the Tie C'l.i-w Coajedy company that s p a, ing ti:s week to crowded ots-s in tie Steward opera house :Z La G-onie. i; be at the Entsr e opera hJtise all o the week o: .:ar:h. l-i. Next week the company -ill be in Eaker City, and thea caies tie long jump b.vk here fo: .ne fo.lowing werk. It is a hurh cia;; epe-toi e company and pr:-s ja.s .ex and up-to-da-e plays as wed as i number of old favorites. The La Irnde Observer of Tuesday said of .he opening tight there: "There was lot even one reserved sat vacant it the Steward opera louse las: light at the presentation of "La Belie .lari-." by the popular Curtiss Com ;dy company, and every person in iie entire audience went away pleas ;i with the bill. That's one fact vorth men ioning. Here's another: ery member of the company roved by his or her work last night hat they were a-complished men tnd wooien of the theatrical profes sion. hoof Paint for your old roofs. It :'.ops the leaks. For saie at Kelt er's hardware store. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. An exceptional opportunity is opec or a man with small capital in the lardwa e business at Lostine. Es tablished busir.es and splendid 'rms V) the runt man. It will pay ou to investigate. See or write 3. Starr, Lostine, Ore. blm H. iOT BEG.NNING. BUT ADDING TO GOOD START From La Grande Observer. A carload of grade Jersey cows as shipped iato Wallowa county cn he train today. This marks the be ginning or. ratier, shows that there i a transition from stock raising to iairying taking pla e. WESLEY DUNCAN. ck InLect.ir for Wallowa County. JOSEPH. OREGON HOME This is For You, GET -,w '-he time to buy town property, before outside people come in and men you will say, "WHAT A FOOL I HAVE BEEN." Buv no while cheap. Lnterpr.se is going to grow this next vear as vou mver saw it pr-jw before. Now this is somethir.cr that nwrhnHr rfAn't toll ,n.. ..j eer:.one oon t Know it. e have resident lots from $60 up to 225 and business lots, some with buildings and some without. e have all kinds i i good buys m real estate. New Era Land Company J. B. Seibert, Manager, Enterprise, Oregon 1st Door West of Sheahan's Red Front Livery and Feed Stable First Class Accommodations Best of Hay and Grain & ONE BLOCK SOCTH OF HOTEL ENTERPRISE csisiaiiMiaMMiaMmmanWTr.riwglll SI E Dealer in Harness. Saddles, Chapps,Spurs, and Leather S Goods cf all descriptions. I win t you out with the best goods for the' least money. hen Li need of arythir.? in my line, call.and insjjet rryV.-jck before purchasing. S ENTERPRISE. .... OREGON JOSEPH Joseph, Feb. 19 H. Robbina and wlf. returned ThursdaT from their visit in Walla Walla and Portland. 3. Beckmi-h, a business nan cf Kendrick. Ida, and bis wife are m on a prospec'-iuj trip and ar more thjv pleased wlta the outlook in the valley. Mrs. Simms Erady of La Grande is visiting ter motaer Mrs. J. S. Sixms. Join W. Ruckman of Alicel came Tuesday to visit bis daughter, Mrs. X Pe.i on Prairie Greek. A. F. Arnold and wife are in from he Imcaha for several days. Is.ey and Meek have sold their liv 3rr bam to lva Endicott. G. W. Taylor, a red estate man of pokane. is visiting his wifes moth r. Mrs. E. E. ReL The original ? oms of Virginia .arise will fv e a dance in Roup's aaii, Febr ia-. 2J. CHURCH SERVICES. M E Church: Sunday school at .0 a. m. and 7:30 p. ct. "WhT Go to .ng subje.t, "A Royal Family.' uooa i music. Epworth league at 6 30 p. m. Prayer meeting on lnursoay eu-j .ng. All are cordially invited to at-; tend Lhese services. Rev. C. E. True-; blood, pastor. j The Presbyterian Church: Sunday school at 10 a. m., preaching at 11. j 'Has God Gone Back on the Old Tes- j rament?'' Christian Endeavor a"; 5:30. Poaching at 7:30, "The Man j Vithout a Creed." trayer meojug . i rvunr. every weunesaay eveuuii. . j bod welcome. I Rev. Selden C. Adams will preach Our Repair Work Is Guaranteed Watches Clocks and Jewelry put in First class Order Reasonable Prices Edison Phonographs E. B. WHEAT Jewtlcr and Optician Et::erpris. Oregon PEOPLE Read This And WISE BOSWELL & SON PROPRIETORS. OerlancB. at the Kealer acho3l house Sunday j afternoon at S o'clock. ) REVIVAL NOTES. Crowded houses almost every night at the revival services. The inter est ho ds. or rather grows. Many are urging that the great work continue another week, but to meet other appointments it will he necessary to close Sunday night. The Sunbeam Chorus had a splen-. did treat Friday night. Too much cannot be said in praise of their singing. There win te no services Satur day night. ! The subject Sunday at 11 a. n- wiU be "Braving the Blast"; 7-30 j d m "On to Calvary.- This entire i sermon will be Illustrated by stere- i opticon pi'tures- There will also be baptsmal ei e Sunday night. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Most Popular Because It j Is the Best. "I have sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for the past eight years and find it to be one of the best see ing medicines on the market. For babies and young children there is nothing better in the line of cough syrups," says Paul Allen. Plain Deal ing La. This remedv not only cures m. Morning buo coughs, colds and croup so com Churchr; even-, amone TOune children, but is pleasant and safe for them to take. For sale by Bumaugh & Mayfield. Numerous Changes In Lostine liur iness I Ricker and Gibson's Saw Mill I Start March 1 Local I Notes. To Lo3tine, Feb IS. J. L. Hammack bought the cigar and confection ery store of M, W. Goodman & Son. takes possession at Mr. Hammack once. Raleigh Goodman goes to Coquille, Ore, to engage in the furniture bus iness with his brother. C. M. Good man. M. W. Goodman will move his real estate office in a few days to the 1 room soon to be vacated by Martin i Larsen. ! Martin Larsen will move his stock : Jf jeeiry to Enterprise and will ; open up there March 1 with a full line of goods. ' Neai Allen ha3 rented his ranch to his sojs Jee and Joe, and goes ' wi.h his family to Snohomish, Wash., to live. j Mrs. Clark, teacher of eighth gradi, gave a party for Flora Al , ien. Monday night. A unique Valentine social was held Saturday night in the assembly, hall f th. inhnl hiMir 1 half ' . . . . va en-m w sealed In nn pnvelnm and sold to the gentlemen for 50 ranra rh rh hTf vBn tn the ladies. They thPn mat,'hpH valen- tines for partners for supper. The j proceeds, S13, goes Into the fund for j school baseball team. Mrs. Charley Boswell of Enter- j prise visited Mrs. Mark Crow Thurs-1 day. " j Martin, Bowman, Lilly and Mays j ; returned from the mountains Mon ; day. They have been doing assess-1 ' ment work on tae Browning group ; of mines. Rev. Crockett of Enterprise will hold service here Friday night. Mi;s Grace Wood leaves Friday : for Portland to purchase her apr'jig ; line of millinery. She will occupy ! the McCubbin building March 1. I H. M. Ricker and W. M. Gibson will move their saw mill up West f-rk on the Van Pelt place about ar.-h 1. The saw mill has a capac ity of 10,000 feet per day and gives employment to eight men. Information Concerning Eighth Grade Final Examinations. I. Dates: Three examinations aanua'l.r. Each county superintendent to seiect months for his countj. (a) January 21-C2, 1909. (b) Mar 13-14, 1909. (c) June 10-11, 1909. (d September 2-3. 1909. 2. Program: (a) Thursdays Arithmetic, Writ ing, History, and Civil Govern ment. (b) Fridays Grammar, Physiol ogy, Geography, and Spelling. 3. Sources of Questions: (a) Civil Government United States Constitution. (b) Geography State Course of Study: Eedway and Hinman's Natural School Geography. (c) . History List of topics from History Outline in State Course of Study and Current Events. (d) Language Buehler's Modern English Grammar, no diagram ming. (e) Reading The teacher will send to the County Superintend ent the applicant's class standing in reading, which shall be taken by such superintendent as the ap pllcant'a standing on the subject. (f) Spelling Eighty per cent from Read's Word Lessons, and La Grande Iron Works. D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor. Foundry and Machine Shop. Casting and !la "chine Work done on short notice. WE ALSO MANUFACTURE FEED WILLS Sawmill break down jobs promptly attended to GIVE US A TRIAL I 'JlSllltllii drop the1 ' t.l K -rzu - - - M I I 4 aaaraat W. J. Vao POM twenty per cent, from manuscript in Language. (g) Writing Specimens of pen - manship as indicated in copied matter and from manuscript in Language. Respectfully submitted, J. H. ACKERMAX, Supt. Public Instruction. The first Eighth Grade examlna i f inn fnp f vaa 1903 wiU be held , , JanU3ry i Teachers preca:lne classes for this F 6 11 I eammain will please report to this 0 J'ce number of applicants at I ' ueiore aoove oata. ' liiont Vi tw V. v. . Respectfully, J. C. CO.VLET. Supt. of Schools. Dwh .May Clitut Gallows. Salem C. Y. Timmons. sentenced to hang February for the murder of his wife In this city, is reported :o be in a serious condition and It is possible the gallows will be cheated of fs victim and Timmons will suc cumb to heart failure before the day of execution. At the time of the murder, Tim raor.s eicher cut his own throat or it as cut by a second partr, Tim mons adhering to the latter story He lay all n'.ght in bed ia this con dition and was removed to a hospital where h? was ill for weeks. Physi cians state that the loss of blood on tne night in question is respons ible for his present condition, and faat he is now- suffering from acute heart trouble. He to appears pale end wan, and is far from being ia good physical condition. Will Complete Trkhone Line. Drewsey a stoeic eosspany baa been organized here to comple'e the telephone line between this placa and Harney Ciy. a distance of It miles. This line was started during the early part of the past year, but was abandoned, the excuse being the scarcity of help. Seven miles of telephone line wclcn will connect nr..... Von. a distance of 25 miles, also! government forest reserve, a f- m-les beyond Von, have been com- frV,'h"n th,e n fln Uhed Drewsey will then be connect ed with all outside points. WALLOWA BRANCH TIMETABLE. Westbound p-m, 2:30 Arrr. Us an. e from La Grande Stations am. Lv 0 La Grand :) 10 00 10 10 10.30 it::s ltUO p.m. 12:45 :W J 45 3:45 3- 1.3 li-3 20. iii 3C.7 Inland City Ai-el Imbter Elgia 1:55 1:40 l:JS 1:K p.m Fa'roer Jet 11:35 Looking Giasa n:jg Miriam Wa low Loet.ne Enterprise Joseph 10:30 : 8 15 T30 7:1S 0. ST.S 73 4:43 Ait .S P-m. Smoke the Advertiser, cent cigar. Home made, ' best Ove- h ; r. i ti HI IllrT 1 1 I LttWttd I coupon in the mail box to-day We are the oldest tnd best known strictly wholesale house in the Northwest. For 44 years continuously ia business right here in Portland. We are now making a radical departure. In such localities where you are unable to purchase CYRUS NOBLE we are going to sell direct and save you money. No more danger of re filled bottles. No more danger of not getting the real thing. quart bodies, packed m plain mm t all chama nrenaiil to tha '4.22 raiboad expraa office for Pure old honest whiskey bottled by the distillers. Every bottle guaranteed. Inquire of any bank or trust company in Oregon as to our standing. W. J. VAN SCHUYVER 6c CO. 1864 I0i-I07 Smd St. PanUd. Ona . tvr r tmm um aaa Sckuym ft Co, PiU Onua uivm emus nosu. i For that Terrible Itching, Eczema, tetter and salt rheum keep 1 their victims In perpetual torment, The application o; Chamberlain's Salve will instantlv allav thU Itching and many cases have bean cured by its use. For sale by Bumaugh t ilayfield. YUAN SHI KAI'S GA Sc. Dismissal of Chinese Grand Councilor and Its Effacts on Diplomacy. Tuan SLl Kai, whose dismissal from his post of grand councilor caused a greet sensation in China, as been con sidered a friend of reform, of friendly relations with foreign powers and of a progressive policy generally. The ac tion taken toward him by the new government under the prince regent has been interpreted as endangering the peace, and it has been feared that It la the precursor of the adoption of an anti-foreign policy by the govern ment of the empire. The government ia understood to base its action in the case of the grand councilor on repre sentations that be was engaged in an intrigue against the throne. It Is said its impeachment was framed on charges against Yuan Shi Kal in con nection with the coup d'etat of 1898. when the regency of the dowager em press was restored and a reactionary poUcy inaugurated. The flight of Kang Yu Wei. the reformer, occurred at this time. Yuan Shi Kai succeeded in making hla escape out of Pekln and in going to Tientsin, a treaty port, seventy Traa aai xax. ttiies to the southeast, where he put himself under the protection of Great Britain. Arrangements were made for his de parture fur Huiuan by way of the Hankow railway. The dismissal of the councilor occa sioned protest from several of the rep resentatives of other powers, including lr. EockhiU, the American minister. His First and Last Enjoyment I suppose your motto to business be fore pleasure T "No. sir," answered Mr. Dnstin 8tax. in my opinion, when business Is good there ts no greater pleasure." Wash ington Star. v t '
