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Enterprise Poultry
Produce Farm
Rhode Isle- d Re j Chickens;
Ep?s; u'd k tid.- oi Ycfri'tabU-s
A. M. WAGNER, Trop
The Bakery
Fresh Bread
and Fine Pastry
WE ARE HERE TO PLEASE
We Solicit Your Patronage
II
V. MOORE,
Manager
2 doors south of Funk's.
River St.
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SEVING MACHINE.
ROLLER BEARING,
HIGH CSAOB.
by buying this
reliable, honest,
high grade sew
ing nudiine.
STRONGEST GUARANTEE.
National Sewing Machine Co.
Belvidere, III.
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Corresponds With the Season's Crops---Biggest Yet.
It is roue too early to begin preparations for Winter and our store is crowded with Fall and Winter rmrvU
As schools are opening up we would call especial attention to our line
TH EY "MAKE A HIT
our store. Guaranteed to give satisfactory service , and a neat, comfortable fit. A nice, new line of
Ladies, and Children's Coats At Prices al e Reach
New Di ess Skirts and Shirt Waists for FaU. Also Kimonas, Dressing
Sacques, Underskirts, etc.
Complete Stock of Men's Apparel of All Kinds
The Gordon Hat, best 3.00 Hat on the market. A big line of Men's Extra Trousers at $3,50, $4 50 to $6 00
Also a lot of broKen lines in the old stocK with prices cut away down. Come in and look us ovwh ii 1
you buy or not. . ; : ; "ciner
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Vatloira County Chieftain
County Pioneer Paper
a:ablished in IS84. Published every
iinii juav by The Enterprise Press.
Square.
watered in the pouoffice at Enter-;
prise, Ore., aa secoua-ciass maiier.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One year $1.50 Three months 50c.
Invariably in Advance.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1909.
City and County
Driet eS lteniS
Alfa'fa seed for sale at R. S. &
C. G. BoMing was Ui from Troy
lau we;k. I
J. A. Burleigh and son Sylvester
retanieJ Thursday evening from a
i:: to t".ie Saatt.e fair.
C. A. E. Smith o: San Pedro, Calif..
irrlveJ Saturday aai was a guet
over San 'ay of hi j brother, W. D.
Sail:h, and wl.e. i
MnJiT KMu'.l'ji and Mrs. Charles
E. N'arnian and sou of Parma, Ida., are
i Ji'-ir e their larents. j;r. and Mrs.
1 Ge i. H. Ruisell oa Alder Slope.
Tii 3 O. R. & I Co., closed a deal
ThLn-ay whe.ela the 160 acre farm
: be's.i sing to y.T3. L. Morrison on
ili.var Frairie Creek was sold to F.
I A. Reavi ; ; coa.il leration $9000.
Mrs. A. Robe tson of Des Moines.
i.vr.. arrive! Friday night to make
her home with he." daughter, Miins
,vii.e Robe.uon. They are occupy
ing tha Dilbert Hoaian cottage.
M. L. Harris and son Dewy arriv.
ed hDme Friday from a visit with
iilrivej at various points in Mis--uari.
.They were accompanied here
by .Mr. Har.l?' coasina, Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Burrall and Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
7h.t:en. o: Glfiaan City, Mo., who
have djipcsjd of interests in Mis
saa:i and have come west with the
intention of locating. They spent
aboat a week in Iiaho enroute. .
FALL STOCK I
The Famous Buster Browns and Nap -
W. J. FUNK (Q. CO.
lUmiHIUIMHMUMIlHltmMi.c:, -s;
I CWls E!Uy t la spending ft monthl'
fit Leap
C. H. Alln and W. B. Fordice of
the North Country were In town the
I ira. of Us wee.
j V. C. Waffle and family of Clear
field, la., arrived here Thursday even
ins wUh the lntetitioa of locating.
WEDDING BELLS.
.Mr. YV. P. Trumbull, railway agent
at Joseph, and Mis Grace Wright
were married at the home of the
o.'ficU;iag minister. Rev. A. L. How
arth at Joseph, Sunday evening, Sept.
26. The happy couple left the next
morning for a month's tour in the
East.
BITTEN BY RATTLER.
Art Wilson was bitten on the
finger. Tuesday, by a rattle snake,
while riding on Big Sheep Creek.
j He split his finger with a knife and
'sucked the poison from It and there
was no evil results.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
ClaTence E. Vest has purchased
the dray line of Smith Bros, and
I toik possession Friday. Henry Bauer
wi.l have charge of the work for Mr.
i Vest.
J The racket store has been purchas
ed from Co'.eman Bros, by Mrs.
! Serepta Weaver and daughter Miss
Etbl "I l be conducted under
I the firm name of Weaver & Weaver
, the new proprietors taking possession
' Saturday.
WHEAT BUILDING SOLD.
v K Taggart .Saturday, closed a
jeai whareby S. D. Keltner became
the owner xf the E. B. Wheat store
building. The price paid was $3000.
HaLemtaek through the
sane agency bought a tract 60 x 122
fe3t in the Bank addiUon
ation $75.
Consider-
New and Elegant
Furniture
Queensware
Glassware
AT
HoDsaker & Taylors
JOSEPH, OREGON
Same low prices that save money
for . ... r and accounts
for our rapidly increasing trade.
.u..i.,a.a.
FOR BOYS
FOR GIRlS
any Leather, Style or Size
ON SALE AT
awncusisuii2a&aaiIUI
CLMKSTOH
PRASE HILL L
HEAVY INVESTORS SATISFIED
WITH PURCHASES RAILROAD
DOWN GRANDE RONDET
r Murdo-k o! Clarkston,
who
boieht the J. W. Emmons ranch of
nuor iqnn n.-ros on Day Ridge a 1-
,(!, .. w in town the fir'
weak in company with Mr. Em-
mons. completing final details of the,
deal. I
Mr. 'AturJo-k Is a man or vaneu " -
eprieiiee in several states. Iowa, Mm-
u. i 1.4-ihn mid
neso a, w a-sniiisiun on
has been a money-maker in all of
them. He was concerned in uum
concerned hi land
d-eals, both farm property au
iites in the East, and has owned and
I I ojm considerable real estate In
Asoti.i county. He was for a year
or two. publisher of the ( larKsioii,
RepuWlo, and he go. out a bright and
newsy pope." whilj he held uown me
ed.tarial cnair.
Sir. Murdoek ii mighty well P'ea.,, ever ln the North country. 1 the
ed with his big investment in land in I ,e (.ame out ,n proportion to
this coon y and predicts a great future
for farming in the hills. He also has
faith that the North country will be
served with a railroad in a conipara-
lively short time. In addition to the,
publisiied intentions of tne
Loast, oacKea dv tne nnai w.....,
lurvey work tiiere is unmiukeable
3vide.ice that th-?re is some'.hing do
ing up the Gr.mJe Ro:ide. Timber
iruiers have been cruising all the
timber on both slues of uie river io
way be:ow Tray
While no great
boiv of timber has yet been purchas
j ed. and the iden i y of the employer
of the cruisers is unknown, there
.lave bean many straws pointing to
the largest manufacturer of lumber
in this section of the slate. This
and other reasons are back of the
persistent rumors that the O. R. &
.V. will be extended at least as a
lodging spur, from Roadowa to Troy
or below.
I Mr.iMurdoek haa backed up this faith
j by o'.her purchases up north until
j he now owns over 2000 acres on Day
Ridge and a quarter section near
Bartlett,
His son is managing Uie
b!s ranch on Day Ridge and his family
have resided there this summer.
W. E. Howard Here.
; W. E. Howard, of Clarkston, who
jhas made heavy investments in hill
jlaad north of thij city, was here
j !asl weak lokhig alter hla property.
I Mr. Howard Is well satisfied with
j his land which include the major
portion of Ant flat, and confidently
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of SW f- "
iwi VUUUltU.
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i looks f jrward to the day hen all the
arable hill land here will bu held at
'u hUh price as the Asotin county
wheat land.
Marriage License.
Sept 23. W. P. Trumbull
and
Grat e Wilght boti of Joseph.
New Suits Filed.
E.lwln Marvin vj. HatUe Merrill,
J. E. Martin and Augustus Walker.
Complaint.
County Court To
n nnVAa Af f(
UUIYCIIC iU 11UJ
. H .rf Meetina To Consider
Proiect of Bridge Across
J .
Grande Ronde.
wlli hold a meet-
i:ig at Trov, Saturday. October 9, at
: m a,( rw'WenA of that
k.,a'lt other3 fcuerested In the
; baldl Df a bridge acrato the Grande
Trov aTe
( pre,ent
general lnvitation of the court
m rnif in the bleeest gather-
fw & bj.llf,e
, (jrojse. Trov and Eden coun
m. &mwyg moy ferte fa
Inland Empire, and while there are
)y fU(e ralcheeJ now lf lt
tralwporUUon facilities U would
,h n,w thick
,1 1
ly 83-ial part of the county. But
even with a bridge the change will
be marked, for at present the set
.
depend
for a'l communication
ui h tlit row of Uie couiuv uDon a
' f e,rv that e(J laat
wiirer thait the people received only
t Ji re 2 mal'.s hi a month.
The br-dge t ti3t only a public
necessity, but woalj be a good In
vestment as it U admitted that the
increase in assessed valuation would
pay the county for Its expenditure
in a few years.
A representative of a ateel bridge
comprjiy wat here last week, con
ferring with the court,
AUCTION SALE OF HORSE8,
Having gold my ranch and am re-
tirin; f om l!n oln lr hnslnoiu hiv.
an-a mv o . i
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j 35 Head of Young HopM
including a 3 year old 1650-pound
Per.heroi stal ion, will be sold at
auc.ion sale at Duncan's Barn in
Josejh on Saturday Oct. 16, com-
meiuing at 1:30 p m.
Terms One year at 8 per cent
with secure 1 note, or 6 per cent off
for cash.
4lb2
JOHN BAKER. Owner.
H
P. DAVIDHIZAR,- Auctljnear.
OF BENEFIT TO ALL
Kasparilla is the name of a new remedy
Biost successfully DrescriW-d for a a
" of troubles.'' For derangcmenU of th
J digestive organs it is natural corrective
a i cjrattng directly upon the liver and ali
giwentary canal, gently but persistently
g stimulating a healthy activity; Jt beni
llc'a! influence extends, however, to every
portion of the system, aiding in the
- ; processes of digestion and assimilation of
B j food, promoting a wholesome, natural
M : appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad
breath, irregularities of the bowels, con-
S i A,pa0n. "d .the ,on Wst Of troubles
directly traceable to those unwholesome
conditions. Kajoarllla
ness, headache, backache and despond
ency due to inactivity of the liver
kulneys and digestive tract. It is r
strengthening tonic of the highest value
it it fails to satisfy we authorize al"
dealers to refund the purchase price
Hovt CHEMICAI, CO, Portland, Oregot
FOR SALE BY
BURNAUGH & MAYFIEL.D.
320 Acres
$16
per acre
Dwelling, Enterprise, $650 to $2600.
-oU In EntsrpriM, $76 to $250
W. E. TAGGART. The Pioneer Real Estate Mao.
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"Careut Bankmg ,SUr,s th. Safety of Deposits."
Depositors Have That (Jnarantee at -
WALLOWA NATIONAL BANK -
OF ENTERPRISE, OREGON -
CAPITAL $50,000 ; ' ' .
We Do a General Banking Business.
Exchange Bought and Sold on
AU Principal Cities;
tleo. W. Hvalt PrsaiH '
Oo. RttalgLi " ' 'u ' W. R. Holmes, Canhler
b. ice rresldent ,Frank A. Beavls, AmU Cashier
Geo .8. Craiu ' " n??
J. H. Dobriw i ' TA1" Mattib A. Hoi-m
WALLOWA COUff
L INSTITU1E
PROGRAM MEETING AT L08TNE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY NEXT.
The teichetB annual lnstUUL fa
Wallowa county wU be held at u.
tine Thursday. Friday and 8atnm,
October 7, 8 and 9. The d
iion will be held in the public chod
buil-ling and the evening Unit
In the M. E. church. The instruct,
are President D. Ressler (onsen,
of Monmouth; J H. Acker
erlntendent of public lastroiu
Prof. . K. Shirk, principal WaUo
county high school, and airs. t
Ivanhre, assistant. Chan. H. ioam
of the Oregon Teachers' iloati).
will have charge of the music.
Proaram
October 7.
10:00 a. m. Opening Exercise, v
.10:30 to 11:00 Primary ReaJunj '
o. Rmitr
11:00 to 11:30 Arithmetic
H. K. ShlA
11:30 to 12:00 Advanced Rea&ig
E. D. Real
NOON
1:30 to 2:15 The N. E. A
E. D. Re!r
2:15 to 3:00 Conscious and Cn. .
conscious Diacip'Jne
.....Alra. A. E. lraniio
Followed by diacuaBion.
3:00 to 3:3tt Arithmetic
H K. Bhhk
3:30 to 4:00 Address E. D. Reas
Evening Sejelon
8:00 p. m. Music
Addreja of Welcome . . A. G. Smith
Rapon J. W. Kenu
Music
The New Education E. D. Reasler
Muaic
October 8.
9:00 a. m. Opening Exercises
9:20 to 10:05 Advanced Reading
E. D. Resslw
10:05 to 10:55 Address
.....Supt. J. H. AckenaM
10:55 to 11:10 ' Recess
11:10 to 11:55 Elementary Agri-
cultur Supt. J. H. Acknna
NOON
1:35. to 1:45 Opening Exercises
1:45 to 2:30 Industrial AriUuM-
tlc - k E. D. Rejsl
2:30 to 3:16 History
J. H, Ackerou
3:15 to 3:30 Rec
3:30 to 4:15 Th Philosophy of
Li-'e State Supt. J. H. Ackernun
Beoiag Sisaloo
. 8:00 p. m. Music
Addreea, Supt. J. h. Ackerowq
'Music
October 8.
9:00 a, m. Opening Exercises
9:20 ta 10:06 . Pilmary 6nt WW ,
E. D. Restlw
10:05 to 10:56 Ceography
..H. K. Bout
10:55 to ll:io Receea
11: JQ to 1J:65 The New Teacber
8. Dt Restltf
NOON !
1:30 to 1:45 Opening Exercises
1:45 to 2:30 Ceography ;
H. K. fiMit
2:33 to 3:J3 Industilal Language .
T.i E. D. Resslir .
3:15 to 3:30 Resa i
3:30 to 4:00 Round Table
All friends of education are cor
dially invited to attend and help to
make this one of the best Institute
ever held in the county.
J, G, QONUDY, Supt. Public
tructlon. -
ANNUA
JO miles from town, 125 acres can
be Irrigated, 76 acres In summer
'allow, large natural lake. 150
inches of water, 40 acres of timber,
: : ; OREfiON
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