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About Wallowa County chieftain. (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1909)
n3 0 1 n ' Our line of FURNITURE Is now fJj offering. II The nicest line of IRON BEDSTEADS that ever came to this county at prices that you will appreciate. H We are oaKing a specialty of a pure White Cotton Felt Mat tress which we guarantee to be as good or superior to the Ostermoor at $13.50. 1 Our Wall Paper stocK is very complete at prices that have been strangers heretofore in Wallowa County. No old goods, everything new and up-to-date. H Call and be convinced, no trouble to show yoa through our big stocK . ... . , .... . . . FRED & -ASHLEY ill &?' V Enterprise, Oregon THE HOME FURNISHER ENTERPRISE WILL ! CELEBRATE JULY 4 (111 l double dutr on one of the branch ' trains as mess nger and brakeman I has been promoted to freight con ductor on the main line. J.R. Gibson ! has taken his place on this ran. ; com EST PROVIDED Buys 1530 Yearling Ewes. ' ' I G. H. Harvey of Boise lought 1500 SO DECIDED AT ROUSING MASS yearling ewe3 of E. R. Bowlby for MEETING HELD IN COURT j July delivery. The price is not made 'public. The market price for such &I.UC& is uuuui ?.. u a neuu. MASS MEETl G TWO CANDIDATES NOMINATED I FOR EACH CITY OFFICE I LARGE ATTENDANCE. ALL THE DAILY PAPERS, MAGAZINES AND THE National Weeklies at Coleman Brothers The Best Cigars, Confec tionery and Fruit. Stationery Supplies of all kinds. First door east of Postoffice. Enterprise will celebrate the glori ous Fourth. It was so decided following the big mass meeting held j Wednesday night to nominate a city 1 ticket. Following the adjournment of the large gatherlg of business man and other citizens, the question of whether to celebrate or not was put In the form of a motion to celebrate and carried unanimously. The motion was made by A. C. Miller who called attention to the fact that this city gave way last year to the celebration at the head ; of the lake. It is Enterprise's turn ind it iB determined to biggest and best Fourth of July ever in the county. JOSEPH For Mayor Byram Mayfleld, Char lea H. Z.ircher. Councilmen, (3 to elect) B. B. Boyd, L. Berland, S. E. Combes, J. 1 A. Frrncli, C. E. Funk, C. T. Hotkett. April 16. Will Thompsons For ,,,. i;0..orilerGe3 M. Gaily. , W. E. Tacgart. j For City Treasurer C. M. Lock j wood, F. A. Reavls. For City Attorney Thos. M. Dill, A motion to appoint a committee of five on resolutions and platform carried but was afterwards made nugatary by deferring one year. , The candidates are all well known citizens and everyone Qualified for the respective offices. Mayor May field, Recorder Tagqart, Treasurer Loikwoad and Attorney Dill are can didates for re-e'.ec;lon, as are Coun ellmon Boyd, Lerland and Coniboi. WOOL SALES DATES. Joseph, June 24. Enterprise, June 25. HIDES AND PELTS .WANTED. Bring your hides and pelts to En terprise and receive big pri?e for them. Joe Allen & Co. Warehouse west of Bos well's barn. ctf Joseph, of Iowa, a brother of M. P. Thompson of the Imnaha, U here looking over the eountry with a view to locating, lie has been on a tour of Inspection through Canada and Is well pleased ; jj w gheahan with W allowa county. The above ,g the ticket nomina.tod The 8-months old baby of Mr. and ! at the mass meeting' In the court Mrs. W, J, Marl la a new comer hare, : house, Wednesday "night, to be voted died Monday of scarlet fever. The j on at the annual city etectlan that frmilv a Tinrfir nf 15 nrrlvnrl hfrftiM-ill V.a KM 'Tiiacirln. Mow A make me' j " "u -.. Friday and are living In tne nouse Everybody was surprised at Uie big recently vacated by Mr. Graves, who turnout to the meeting as there was is a brother-in-law of Mr. Martin. jr,o issue cr special contest on. The There are several other cases of the court room was filled, over 100 voters disease in the family and they are 1 being present. Utmost harmony pre under strict quarantine. j valid, two candidates for each office Plans are progressing finely on the being named simply to add zest to the election. . . Local Railroad Notes. Engineer Brandon 13 doing a good lob of fixing up the depot grounds here. A real gravel walk now connects the depot with the sidewalk on Ala-lnew Methodist Church, the construe mo street, and a carriageway for busies, express wagons, etc., will be made parallel to the walk, the old road through the brush being closed up. The brush surrounding the depot is mo3t unsightly and should be pulled. It would only co3t the company a comparatively small sum to add that great improvement to the appearance of its property. D. B.!. Locke, who ,ha3 been doing tion work being opened for bids Wed- The meeting was called to order by nesday mornirg. The warehouse workl Mayor Mayfield, H. A. Galloway was Is also going along well.about 14 men being employed. Rev, E. L. Mosre Resigns. Rev, Ellas L. Moore of Wallowa has resigned as pastor of the Pres. byterlan church of that city. He expects to take work soon in another nV nominations being made by accla part of the Bynod. " .jmation. elected chairman, and W. E. Taggart secretary. The call was read and nominations were In order. A motion by A. C. Miller prevailed to name two candidates for each office. Only the requisite numter were named for each office and no ballot was required Ditcher For Water Pipes Has Arrived Work Scheduled To Begin A Soon At Pipe Reaches Enterprise.' The big traction ditcher to be usei to dig the trenches for the wate works pipe arrived Thursday lh charge of W. H. Rose, It was shippe over 10 days ago from Douglass, Wyo It is a huge affair and Its unloadln. from the flat car was quite a sigh Mr. Rose, assisted by one man, run the" ditcher. . W. H. Dry den has been here a wee! looking over the ground. He is a employee of the contracting compan and came here from Oklahoma.' Work will begin as soon as the plp arrive3 from Olympia. The pipe gang of 10 or a dozen men will follow the ditcher as close as possible, laying and covering the pipe. . Work will oegln at the springs and they wll reach town In about a month. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. In tho County Court of the State of Oregon, for Wa'.loa County. In the matter of the Estate of Ell zabe a M. llarsln, Deceased. Notice is hereby plvcn that the un dersigned ha tile l with the clerk of the above namel court, his final account and report aa administrator of the above named Estate, and the Judge of the Bali court has fixed up on Monday; ynr 3rd, 1903, nt the hour of 10 0M0 k, a. nt., at the County Cuurt Home, In the City of Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon, as the place for ltnal hearing of said retort and account and all objec tions thereto, and why tald Esta'e should not be cloud ami settled as provided by law. FRED M. ItAUSIM. Administrator. Dated this 1st da of April. MO). Oonaway & Coritlns, Attorneys for Administrator. ' 32c5 S :': ;.. Qotliitg for Mem and Iy XSsytf-'A v" J I hu? v. y ; N t 'A , I IMf M : I - . ; j I ' ill lA if VI A ,3 I ( . . if !".' ' " , AJS&'V- t . v m i ;4 . - i " PILE OF STYLE MAXE --E? f -! "J j rGET THE kVvt?' I THEY DON'T COST LATEST' : mvjfrryj'. . ' ' ANY MORE j 1 FUMI M .COMPANY WEDCINQ BELLS. Miss Emily Melotte and Mr. Will Maker were married in this city Sa. urday evening, April 10. at the honu of the bride's father, Frank Melott." Rev. W.' P. Samms performing th cerem6ny. Both are estimable you" people with many friends who wish them a long and happy married life. La Grande Obarver," April ll: A marriage license has been Issued t Orvlll T. Littleton and Miss Belle Horrel, both of Elgin. . Wallowa Man Honored by Church. At ' the session of the presbytery of the Grande Ronde, held in Baker City this week, John McDonald was chosen lay delegate to the genera', issembly. of the Presbyterian church which will convene In Denver next month. GAME LAWS. . Any person knowing of any viola 'Ion of the game or fish laws of th Jtate, or of persons not property keeping aoreens over lrrlgatloi iltches, are requested to notify JOB CLEMON'3, Deputy State Game and Forertr. Warden, Zuinwalt, Oregon. 41tf Smoke happy. the Advertiser' and be ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that thi undersigned ha3 been appolutod b the County Court of Wallowa Co-inty )icgon, Administrator of tho oata i if Mary A. Cramer uoceaiod. AH orsons , having claims against ho Biild es'ate are requeitod t) iresent them with proper vouo'jjm o said administrator within h! aonths after thl i date, nt tha law if flee of Conaway and Cort.I.is, 'hi Enterprise, Wall )wa County, Oro.j o i HIRAM C. CRAMCH. , Dated March 31. 190. Conaway and CorUlna Attorneys 'or Administrator , i NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ' .,' Department of the Interior. United Sta'ei Land Office, -a Grande, Oregon, March 8, l'))J. Notice Is Hereby (!lve:, that tho State of Oregon has flli hi tlit-t fflce Its application ti sle::t tm lor the provisions of the Ai:t of Cun ;resg of August 14, ISIS, and acti mpplementary anil amendatory there o the NWVi SEVi Section 82, T. 1 I, R. 44 K. W. M.. Serial No. 0578V ,Any and all persons claiming uil ersoly the lands described or de3ir iig to object le atiHe of the mln iral character of the land, or for tny other reason to the disposal to ppilcant, should file their affidnvl t protest in this office on or be ore the 28th day of April. 1909. F. C. Bramwell, Register. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice In hereby given that the inderslgned has be;m appointed by he County Court of Wallowa County )regou, and has qualified as Admin istrator, of the ettate of Roxle C Hope doceased. All persons havlnx claims against the Bald estate are requested to pieneat thorn with proper vouchers to said administrator vlihln Bin months after this date, at the law o.'fice of John P. Ruk, in Joseph, Wallowa County, Oregon. A. N. ADAMS. Dated April 15, 1909. John P. Rusk Attorney for Administrator. 34cS "Cartful Banking Insuits th Sae!y of DtposltS." Depositors Have That (iunrnnte at ' WALLOWA NATIONAL BANK OF. ENTERPRISE, OHKOON . .. ' CAPITAL IfiO.roO , . SUUPIX'W .-M),0(W We' Do a General Banking Business. Exchange Bought and Sold on , All Principal Cities. (Jeo. W. HyBtt, Preilent Geo. 8. C'rulg, Vice l'rexldeut . W. U. Holing, Ca.hier Frank A. Reavls, Awl, CuhIiUt Gvx .B. Cbaiu J. II. DonniN UIRKC-JOHS Oko. W. Hyatt Mattik A. IIoi.M W. R. HoLsira W. Until you see me for bargains in irrigated and hill , land farms, stock ranches and timber lands. " W. E. TAGGART, ENTERPRISE, The Pioneer Rjal Estate Han. : : OREGON