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About Wallowa County chieftain. (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1909)
-"f. ante t City and County Brief Xeus Items CLAIMS ALLOWED BY COUNTY 'ZOURT (Continue! from third page.) i-nnnnnnnnDnnnnnDnnnnBssasRasancDsnnQOEssannn dddqq Seed potatoes for sale at W. J. Funk & Cos. Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Crow was at Joseph WeJneday uiht. John To.vd of Portland. Ind.. return ed here Tuesday from outside point and Is again a guest of his brother. Daniel Boyd. The dance at the o?era house V. e l nesday night a largely at;e:idel A fine supper wa served a: Mr. Mavors restaurant on It Kir' street. , Engineer H. A. Brandon and Mrs. Brandon male a trip up and do-?-, the line on Conductor Grady's traif Wednesday aMcrucou and Thursua. morning. Attorney John S. Ho.lgin of I. Grande, formerly of this ei . w:' greeting old friends here WednesJa; and Thursday. He came over o legal business. Another meeting of the Merchant.' Association was held at Wallowa Wednesday. The e was a gwd:: represent at on of the retail tradoi of the cojnty pe;oin. Mrs. George S. Craig returne home Thursday from a visit wi'.i her daughter. -Mrs. H. C. MaaafiV at Lewistan. Miss Joyce Crai. stopped at Walla Walla to visit foi mer schoolmates. J. A. Denny and wire, the Iron? ha merchants, were Enterprise vis' tor." for several days and oa Wednes day ""Mr. De:iny attended the niee' i ;g or the County Merchants asoci ati. n at Wallowa. Gearge Crow of Coleman. Mich, unce of Deputy Sheriff C. E. Crov of this city, and the Crow bro;her at Lostine. arrived in the valley Wed nesday to visit his nephews and loo! over the country. If you desire a clear complexlo take Foley's Or no Laxative for cot s'ipation and liver t-o ible as It wit la e tlio-e or .ans a'id thorouj?! v c. aar.se your system, which i vhat every cn needs in the sprta' to fee', well. Tor sale 1) nitfh sc .Mayfie'd. rs. Harry Nottingham and bab; of Prairie Cre:-k were at Lostine Wed -eslay vi?l'ing Sirs. E. A. Spicer Splc t. who is ma.inger of tht i -ea. Estate company, cam' to Enterprise Welneiday aftemooi on business. - ' Mrs. C. L. Gossett arrived las week from Gran by, Newton county J.!o., and joined her husband here They are residing In the cottage an' lots just west of G. H. Vests', which they bought of R. F. Stubble field for $1100. They will make con siderable improvements on it. Hoarseness, broichitis and othe throat troubles are quickly cured b; Foley's Honey and Tar as it soot'aa and hea'.s the inflamed throat a:i. bronchial tubes and the most o')S'-i uate co igh disappears. Insist upa' having the genuiie Foley's Hoae and Tar. Rurnaugh & Mayfleld. Enterprise Cleaning And Pressing Works Has just received the large book of Samples from Edw, E. Strauss Co., and is prepared to give you a nice Summer Suit and Ladies and gent's suit3 cleaned Old Hats cleaned and blocked, by J. L. SIEGMUND J. C. Canley. salary Super- I lntendent. March 83 32 ; A T. I'e'.l. salary. Treasurer. i March 60 00 .'has. G. l-ilyeu, salary dop ut. clerk, March 73 00 'ins. E Crow, salary, deputy ) Uieri f, Mar.h To 00 :. J. Forsytae. lights, March 18 00 3. R. Haworth, payment on contract cou-.t house 2000 00 I. I!. Olmsted, salary county judge, April 86 66 -dgir .Var.li, salary, shsrl'f, April 166 6f V. C. roatman. s-Ury, clerk. April 123 00 F Mi le", salary asssssor, A?r 1 WO 00 V. Conley, silary, super-. lute .uleat, Ap;lt 83 33 .'. T. Dell, sa ary, treasurer, Arrli . 60 0( has. G I'.ilyei, salary, dep- uty cle:k, Apiil lias. Crow, silary deputy shtr.ff. Apt 11 :i'.a Dae", sa'ary, st9nog- ra;her, April :. J. Foray the. llrhti. April.. C. Csn'.ey, stamps, e.i- ire s. and phone J (.'. Conley, traveling ex- pe lse. livery, etc 18 20 V. C. I oitman, express .... 3 85 J. Funk & Co.. oil. lamp. etc V. J. Funk & Co.. goods from Marshall We'.ls .... rank Melo te, work oa court hense "he Enterprise Press, print in z a id stationery Jdgar Man in. poit. stamps 'aci ic Stat ;s Tel. & Tel. Co.. messigei Iuls. lliz, truant o.'ficer ... V. .VcAnulty, cleaning co ;rt house .ore inl: Te'. Co, nies- si'ei dodgers Bros., money till for s.ieri f's o.fice rel S.nit'i, freight and dray- in,' .rLi:;r V. Pace, work on a ;se sment r:ll s V. T. l.'e 1, stamps .". C. I!ounian, stamps I. T. Anderson, salary and stamps !. F. Mi'.'.er, stamps and pen cils llass & Prudhomme, 3 boxes wr ting pens lan.i & liea h, book3 ang ler ' li enses Jiass '& Prudhomms, leather tabs Ilass & Prudhomme, 2 assess ment and tax rolls Ci h mi Stationery & Printing C)., Fidisr record ribbons llass & Prudhomme, office s tpplie; for a sesar 124 2t Lvcler liros., transcript cov er; 3 9: eall &. Compttny, plows and drag s.:r.iper 168 00 l h ici Stationery & Printing Co., ,, dozen Underwood rub in 4 5C i. F. Pate 8 days work in she. iff 's office 24 Of ii-is. Ilu?-, serving warrants 12 0( V. t.'. Smith, justice fees .. 4 Ot . C. Smith, justice fee3 .. 4 0C A. C. Smith, Justice fees 6 75 i. T. Ande sail, quarantining Wa! oj-a pre.inct 3 0C The Enterprise Fress, print- 11:3 and sta ionery 85 Of .. IC. .'lerryma.i et al, survey- Where Did e G Tkaf Ian 75 0( 75 00 40 0t Is 0C 8 6( 5 4: 54 79 50 0C 79 5( 20 41 7 7( 2 0( 2 50 16 6c 3 0( 3 11 3 0C 5 0( 25 81 53 5r 1 35 3 87 10 5( 5 o: 63 0( 10 3( D E3 S3 0 a a a BE a a Why, at the Enterprise Mercantile & Milling Go's busy big store, of course They keep the Celebrated Kingsbury Hat The Very Best For the Money re II. E. Merryman, surveying.. H. C. Cramer, road viewer .. 13 OC 17 of 8 0( C Q D Q a a a a D D D n a a a a o a a a a a a a Q Q a a D a Q a D D D U a a D a a n D U n a D D U a a D a D a a a a y D Very snappy ycung men all wear them and say nune better Shoes a a a a B U E We have coming fcr Fourth of July trade some novelties in John Strootman Shoes for Ladies and Misses. This line of fancysis something entirely new and if you do not pro cure a pair you will regret it for your neighbor will have a pair. NFr"K"WPAR In ,u the late8t 8tyles- If vou lEiVIV. TV -VI want something that will please your girl, why, get a tie at the E. M. & M. Co's store, as they are voted to be the nicest in town John A. Moffit, President United Hatters of North America writes as follows: "The Kingsbury Hat is one of the finest brands of union made hats to-day on the market" H W M n m M n w m u b. U tl t p ill tl n LI M M ki m m t.' F- r i r. p Pi ii p CJ K PP f f f W u n a ! Gents' m Furnishings In this department we are very strong and invite you to examine our stock very care fully before purchas ing elsewhere. Young Man, we have some fancy shirts that will just suit you. GLOVES We handle the McKibbin Gloves which are a great favorite with men and boys. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Many other things too numerous to mention. Cull and examine our big stock ThanKing you very Kindly for past favors, we are, very respectfully E. M. Sz M. Co., Enterprise, Oregon Waieli Chain No chain of superior quality made. Guaranteed highest grade gold-filled chain, solid gold soldered throughout, bright polish, medium size linKs, extra strong Pric e $6.39 MARTIN LARSEN Main Street, 3 doors cast of Postoffice. ENTERPRISE, OREGON Good Wheat Land From $20.00 to $25.00 per acre Will raise from 40 to 50 bn;h?!s rer acre. The New Era Land Company has some of the cheapest an-J best wheat land in East ern Oregon. This is not wind but the actual facts. Come and investigate it for yourself. Also good dairy and timothy ranches cheap, and I have some of the bigge.u snaps in town property in Eastern Oregon. New Era Land Company J. B. Seibert, Manager, Enterprise, Oregon 1st Door West of Shcahan's loner Trump, road viewer .. 12 00 Vm. Newby, chainman 4 00 it. Shinn, axman 4 00 u. P. Rose, cojnty poor ... 24 00 Stella Doud, county poor ... 24 00 Iattie Slerrlll, county poor from March 1 to 18 12 00 A'e3'ey Duncan, stock in spector 55 00 Dan Clemons, care of county poor 12 65 I. E. Merrymac, stamps and of. ice work 3 26 i. E. Merryman, surveying Gilmore road 31 23 d. C. Cramer, viewer Gilmore road 20 00 loner Trump, iiwer Gilmore road 21 0) W, M. Maley, axman Gil road C 00 Roy M. Austin, chal.iman Gil more road 6 00 W. T. Maley, axman Gil more road 6 00 Len Gandy, chainman Gilmore road 2 00 I. E. Merryman, surveying W. T. Knapp road 17 50 H. C. Cramer, viewer V. T. Knapp road 8 00 Joner Trump, viewer Knapp road 12 00 .V. V. Ownte- chainman W. T. Knapp road 2 00 S. P. Miller, chainman Knapp road 1 2 00 A. G. Ram bo, marker Knapp road 2 00 V. T. Bell, showing roule Knapp road 4 00 Sam Litch, coanty commis sioner 40 70 vV. G. Locke, coanty commis sioner 37 85 High School Fund. Ivan C. Jackson, janitor .... 23 00 Jno. W Kerns, salary supt. . . 125 00 Kathryn DuFur, sa'ary 90 00 Gene W. Hall, salary 90 00 Vernon Corkins, Janitor .... 19 00 W. J. Funk & Co., dust pan and broom 1 15 The Enterprise Press, print ing 9 00 Jno. W. Kerns, salary April 125 00 Gene W. Hall, salary April. 90 00 Kathryn DuFur. salary April 90 00 Scalp Bounty. V. F. Savase. 98 scalps of coyotes 73 50 DEATH RECORD. Mrs. Tuerese Vergere, wife of .1. F. Vergjre, died at the family home in this city Thursday forenoon at 11 o'clock, a'ter an illness lasting since Friday, when she was strkken with paralysis, and suffered other strokes Saturday and WeJnesday, never regaining consciousness after the la:it stroke. The deceased had suffered from the disease for the la:st six year.?, having a together 10 strokes. Funeral wa? held Friday, May 11, from the home. Rev. V. P. Samms officiating; interment in the Enter prise cemetery. Therese Cagain was born in France abiut 80 miles eist of Paris, April , 1819. She came to this country -it the a?e of 20, settling in Hancock county, L.inols, where she was mar ried to J. F. Vergere in February, 1875. They resided there until three years ago when they came to La Grande, moving to Enterprise a year later. Besides the aged husband, one son. F. I. Vergere, and one daughter, Mrs Charles Glovonno both of this city, survive. Mrs. Vergere was a life long member of the Catholic church, a good christian woman whose life was devoted to unostentatious house hold duties and to the care of Ikt family. TIMBi R ENTRYMAN VICTOR IN APPEAL (Continued from page three.) the land was more valuable for agri cultural purposes than for timber and stone. The taking of testimony con sumed six days. Register Bramwell rendered a de cision in favor of the timber and '..tone claimant and held the case for dismissal. The case was appealed and Resi3ter Bram well's decision was Uirmed. Attorney O. M. Corkins of Enterprise appeared for Metzler und J. T. Williamson for O'Brien. The case was one of the biggest con tests heard in fie local office for some time. The plaintiff has one moie appeal to the secretary of the in.erior If he chooses to avail himself of It. If the appeal i3 not taken the important decision written by Regis ter Bramwell and sustained by the commisioner general will stand as a precedent In the decision of the re maining case? HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY STOPS FLAS BATTLE The freshman-senior flag battle at the hieh school was eadel by a faculty stop-order. The fresh men say the order showed partial ity because their flag was flying ' the coveted point and the senlon could not set ud on the roof and take It down. The especially think hey were unfairly dealt with because they were compelled under fear oi suspension to replace the ladder and tke down their own flag. The faculty say they were not psf ial as they had before ordered the senior's flag down, and furthermore the contest had gone too far, locks beine taken off doors, and the stuc ladder, used to go out on the roof n case of fire, had been torn from its fastenings and taken from buildings. B. B. Boyd returned Thursday ff01" a business trip to La Grande. the W. B. APPLEGATE. Notary Publii. Collections made. Real Estate bought and sold and all business matters attended to. Call on or write me. PARADISE, OREGON. C. H. HASTINGS PLASTERER and FLUE BUILDER All WorK Guaranteed first class. Prices Right At Commercial Hotel ENTERPRISE, OREGON We Have The Best and only complete line of Hardware in the County Call and inspect our goods and compare our prices witn others. S.D. KELTNER, THE HARDWARE DEALER. La Grande Iron Works. D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor. Foundry and Machine Shop. Casting and Ma chine Work done on short notice. WE ALSO MANUFACTURE FEED MILLS . Sawmill break down jobs promptly attended to GIVE US A TRIAL
