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FROM
BIG COUNTY FAIR
DI8PLAY3 IN EXHIBIT HALL BY
BU8INES8 FIRMS BELATED
NOTES OF 8HOW.
The e:lbit hall certain! shored
honors with the Uv stock a the
feature of the fair. The central
part was taken up with fine dis
plays by tuslae houses, factories,
etc. '
The Enterprise Creamery had a
f j!o showing of 1U celebrated pure
creamery butter In var'xua stages cf
manufacture. There were also De
Laval separators of which Mr. Biclt
ford la the agent.. A striking feat
ure of this exhibit were 12 or 15
checks psJd to patrons . of the
creamery during July. The checks
were nicely framed and underneath
each was - signed statement of the
patron telling the number of cows
that produced the money.
The E. M. & M. company had a
fine exhibit of all the various pro
duct of their mill the many brands
of flour making an tmpcctng exhibit.
Near by was a case showing the
bread made from the flour.
The sugar factory had a neat ex
hibit of beets raised In this county
and glass Jars showing sugar In the
various silages of manufacture.
Fred Ashley had a beautiful ex
hibit of his furniture, carpets, house
furnishings, sewing machines and or
gans. Jackson & Weaver bad an attrac
tive exhibit at the north end of
phonographs and typewriters. G. I.
RatcBff had a splendid showing from
his big furniture store.
The fruits, vese.ables, grains and
grasses and other products of the
farm .were arranged by sections, and
everyone of the seven In whlohi the
county was divided, made a fine
showing. Lucky It was that no local
Judges were called upon to decide
the relative merits. Where all were
so good It was a hard job to place
the blue ribbon. Space will not
permit individual mention.
The show of fancy articles, bread,
cakes, presene?, paintings, . fine
needlework, was unquestionably the
largest and best ever grouped at one
t.'Hie in this county,
- The poultry lists- were well filled
and some fine specimens of the vari
ous breeds shown. '
The a M. & XI. Co. had a fine dis
play of wagons, hacks, bucslto,
farming implements, etc.
Not)eof the, Fair.
The free rest room put up byi the
efforts or the ladies of the Enterprise
Improvement league, was a large
tent, comfortably furnished, and was
a great boon, to tired women and
children.
Ed Hart wasn't satisfied with
bringing in the prize winning vege
tables in ' several varieties, but
also showed a nice little sow pig
that tipped the scales at 510 pounds.
Ed says It isn't hardly old enough
to take on fat yet.
Frultt's show of American Hamp
shire swine was a popular exhibit.
The white banded hogs were a nov
elty to many.
L. J. Jordan's herd of Jerseys got
theLr share of at'jeatlon.
Sam Wade made a big exhibit
of his Percherooa of all ages.
Guess he must think It was worth
while when he counts over hia bhie
ribbons.
Every Republican and Democratic
candidate promised to be present
and nary a one showed up. That
settles it. We all will vote for the
Socialists and Prohibition tot on No
vember 8.
The Enterprise band enlivened
each day with fine music, and
weren't Mingy with It either. The
La Grande band helped a lot on
Thursday, and everybody appreciates
the pay roll town for sending in its
beat.
After trying to "remember and
speak of aU the principal features
of the fair, and fearing we had for
gotten something we asked our little
girt what was the nicest thing at. th
fair and her answer was prompt:
"The merry -go-round." So let It go
at that.
VOn Candy
The Seal of
Purity
ha a Guarantee
'in Quality and Flavor
Po(roor tt "Mpdern Dialer"
II Maim CwUclimry Ca., Hire., Pwtlud, Oraft
September Term
Of County Court
(Continued from last week.).
Union County, board of W.
H. Decker Xk 50
W. C. Boatman, stampa ...... jf 7 0
I'.cCully Kerc. Co., road gra
der bitta j f
PlnGen Stamp Agsacy, wheel
i tamp holder .... 86
Glass & Prodhomme, supplies. 14 1 88
Bushong & Co., book machine
supplies' ... 14 0
D. D. Conley, hardware sup
plies , 88 tia
E. E. luerryman, trip to Troy 17 60
W. C. Boatman, exprosa and
freight 1163
Edgar Marvin, stamps,, ex
press, etc ......... , ...,13 86
IL E. Merryman, stamps and
naps 4 25
Enterprise Press, office sup
plies . 61 00
Wallowa Chieftain, publish.'
lug notices 58 85
Nina Miller, work lu. assebs-
or's office '. 49. 00
B. F. Miller, stamps, pens,
pencils 18 80
Fair Is O ver
It sure was a dandy and has convinced
all of the people that Enterprise is the
one place to hold Wallowa county lairs
W. J. FunK . Co.
are still in the lead with Good Mer
chandise and Just Prices.
Let us keep you dry shod with
Ball Brand Rubbers
We are sole agents for this famous
brand of Rubbers, Boots, etc. Every
thing in wet weather goods for the --
feet. . '" '
W. J, Funk . Co.
THE QUALITY STORE
Always Up-to-Date
Never a. Minute Behind
Now Is the time, to bay your
Fall and Winter Wearing'
Apparel
Men's Underwear in two-piece suits, Men's
Union Suits, Shirts in all colors and quali
ties, Suits, Overcoats, Sheep Lined Coats,
and Mackinaws, Slickers and Rubber Leg
gins, and in fact everything to make you
comfortable for cold weather.
Shoes, Hats and Caps
Come in and buy before the line is broken
C. H. ZURCHER
The Men's' Outfitter
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L. BERLAND
Dealer in Harness, Saddles, Chapps, Spurs
and Leather Goods of all descriptions.
I will fit you out with the best goods for the least
money. When in need of anything: in my line, call ar.d
inspect my stock before purchasing.
ENTERPRISE, - - . , . OREGON
ENTERPRISE MEAT MARKET
BEST oJkMEATS ALWAYS ON HAND.
Bet""" & Hotellkiss INDEPEKDEHT
Pejts and Hides proprietor PHONE 20
J. P. Bonders, freight and ex
piejS' 11 25
O. H. Brady, fixing doors on
,ault 1 50
II. J. Hamilton, witness toe 3 10
Chee&r Lantager, wUaess fee 7 20
Steve Hodge, wt neas fee.... 2 &0
N. C. Lonfellow, witne tee 1 70
A. C. Smith, ,wlUi3a fee .... 6 80
A. C. Smith, .wltnew fee .... 7 60
A. C. Smith, witness tee .. ..' 5 25
J. P. Walck, wiitneso fee.. 3 10
C. B. Horner, witness foe... 1 50
Myrtle Davis, witness fee 1 70
J. M. Blckely, wltaeia fee.. 1 50
Ford C Potter, fruit inspec
tion ...... ........ 96 00
Mtx Wilson, board of EK-nri-
nation. . : 6 00
W. W. White, service oa grand
Jury .. . ., 9 20
S. C. Convey, expeaae accoun t 6 95
C. 0. Mack, gradinc exami- -
sation papers 9 00
Home Ind. Telephone Co., tel
ephone service .... 25 30
J. C. Conley, stamps, freight,
etc .'. 9 00
E. T. Anderson, salary, etc.. 52 00
Aubrey Q. Smith, examining
applicant 3 00
Aubrey O. Smith, county exam-
lning board ...... 25 00
0. J. Roe, (rand jury wit
ness .' 3 00
Edgar Marvin, board of prla-
oners 69 12
Orion, Wagner, juror fees .... 2 20
P. D, McCully, witness fee.. 2 20
K, E. Oakes, paint 60
Jackaon & Weaver, supplies 9 75
A. H. Toder, examining board 6 00
0. 8. Hulse, Jury services..' 3 20
O. M Hendricks on, deputy ab-
essor : 18 00
A. M. Wagner, cemetery lot 10 00
County Poor, L. P. Roue... 24 00
Stella Doud, county poor.... 24 00
W. J. Funk A Co., supplies 21 45
Union Co., half expense Min-
am bridge.,.. 412 26
Amalgamated Sugar Co., work ,
on road .... 400 67
City of Enterprlee, water for
court house ............ . . 60 00
Hllbert Murrlll, work on Troy
'bridge 14 00
W. M. Locke, work oa Troy
bridge 14 00
Arley Murrlll, work on Troy
bridge 14 00
Sam LAtch, Inspecting' Troy
bridge ...... ...... 40 40
V. U. Locke, Inspecting Troy
bridge .... -r.... 108-. 75
'. High School Fund.
C.ty of r Enterprise, " water
re!i Kigh School .... .... & 00
L. F. McAnulty, cleaning high
school ...... ....... ., 25 00
Bnterpriae Press, supplies. ... 5 26
Hlmer Amead, supplies .. 9 43
Road Fund.
Qulncy Trump, work da road 75 00
W. O. McOary, work on road 78 75
V. F. & Duane Lathrop, tim
ber for bridge 33 00
G. H. Lathrop, road work.. .17 50
0. L. Berland, road work.. 82 DO
R. W. Colpitts, lumber for
road 38 73
Joe Clemons, work on road.. 12 00
Thos. McCarty, work on road 32 50
. Scalp Bounty Fund,
J. M. Castoel .. 1 50
W. E. Hays 1 50
Thomas Barnes , 1 50
J. E. Harmon 3 00
J. H. Tenglla 1 50
J. K. Carper 27 50
L. D. Roberta 1 50
E. C. Crowell 1 60
A. C. Dodson 1 60
P. S. Montgomery .... .... 3 00
C. G. Bare 3 00
W. P. Warnock 3 00
Lee Calvin 4 50
Henry Haas 1.60
T. K. Edgmand ,.. 1 50
Virgil Faulconer 5 00
Paul Harris .. 1 60
Dudley Richards 1 60,
L. Beecher 6 00
Joseph S. DeSchamps ...... 1 60
Neal Baker 3 00
Chas. B, Turner 3 00
Neal Baker 1 50
Paul A. HarrU ...... 1 60
George Wilson 3 50
Horace Dale 15 00
Win Busklrk ...... 1 50
II. M. Thomas 1 00
ErnestZell i 60
L. B. Foster ....'.. 4 60
1. F. Burgio ." 1 60
Joseph Kummer . ...... 1 60
G. C, Whitmore 1 60
E. H. Hlnton 1 60
Vernon Corklns l 60
Hoy C. Edgmand 1 50
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
U, S. Land Office at La Grande,
Oregon. Sept. 26th, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that Jared
H. Manley, of Enterprise, Oregon,
who, on June 10th, 1905, made Homa
tead Entry No. 14456, Serial, t'.t.
04522, for W NE14 and EiJ NW
Section 34, Township 1 North, Range
15 East; Wlllame'te Meridian, has
Tiled notice of Intention to make
Final Five-ykar Proof, to eatablUh
claim to the load above described,
before C. M. Lockwood, U. S. Com
missioner, at bi office, at Enter
prise, Oregon, on th 17th day of
November, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas Monroe, Theodore E. Wood,
if Enterprise, Oregon, and Lewis
Martin and John Baker, of Joseph,
Oregon. 7c5
F. C. Bramyell. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
U, 8. Land Office at La Grande,
Oregon, Sept. 6, 1910.
Notice is hereby giveu that Versa
Surber, formerly Versa Brumbach,
of Enterprise, Oregon, who, on Sep
tember 2nd, 1903, mode Homestead
Entry No. 13218, Serial, No. 04016.
for SWVi NW. W SV4. Sec.
23. and SE4 NEV&, Section 2l, Town
ship I North, Range 46 East. Willam
ette Meridian, has fited notice of In
tention to make Filial rive-year Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, berore C. M. Lockwood,
U. S. Commissioner, at his office, at
Enterprise, Oregon, on the 19th day
Jf Ootober, 1910.
Claimant name as witnessed:
Walter Sutherland, of Enterprise, Or
egon, Ebner Brumbach, of Itnnaha,
Oregon, Waldo Chase, of Imnaha,
Oregon, Harry Vaughan, of Imnaha,
Oregon. 405
F. C. Brain well. Register.
Wallowa County To
Vote On Wet or Dry
Option Elestort Ordrd For Novem.
ber Potion. Containing 342
Names Filed.
Wallova county will vote again
01 license or no license at general
'ection to be he'd Tuesday, Novem
ber 8.
A petition asking for such election
was filed in the orflce of County
Clerk Boatman on Thursday, was
considered and the election order
ed by the county court Friday.
The petition contains 342 names
or more than twice the requisite
number. The law says that 10 par
cent of the number of voles cast
at the last general election Is re
quired on the petition. About 1840
vot?s .were east at ths Jua elec
tion In 1908.
The petition scema to have been
quite generally circulated as It la
signed by residents of all parts of
the county, but the great .majority
of the signers gave Wallowa or Jo
iwph as their address. The petition
was circulated in this city by
Frank Bowman.
Wallowa county first went dry at
the June electio.i la 1906, giving a
majority of about 230 agalnat licens
ing the sale of intoxicating liquors.
In June, 1908, that majority was
Increased to 415, the vote for pro
hibition being 1101, against 686. Ev
ery precinct voted dry except Pins
Crwk, Divide and Pittsburg.
The drys carried Enterprise pre
cinct by 107, Wallowa by 76, Joseph
by 6, Lostlne by 1, Flora by 49.
In. Union County.
The county cojrt of Union coun
ty has ordered an-option election.
The county went dry by a big ma
jority two yeaT ago last June.
UJIETIOli HALTS
JOSEPHjITY WORK
PRIVATE COMPANY 8T0PS CON.
STRUCTION OF MUNICIPAL
WATER SYSTEM.
Work on the city water system
at Joseph was stopped, Friday, by
the service of a temporary Injunc
tUxi on the contractor, J. M. Mit
chell. The injunction was aoked by
the Joseph Milling company, the
owner of the old private system,
which filed a complaint making the
City of Joseph, J. M. MMchell, the
contractor, and the several ditch
companies, defendants.
The complaint sets forth that the
city Is extending a 12 Inch pipe to
the lake for the purpose of taking
waUr, and that .will Interfere with
the water rtght of the plaintiff com
pany. It avers that It owns a prior
right to 60 second feet of water,
and that for all of January, Febru
ary, March, part of April and .Au
gust all of Seytember, October and
part of November, not enough wat
er Mows out of the lake and down,
the river channel past the com
pany' headgats to supply the 60
second feet.
The complaint says the mean, av
erago flow of the Wallowa river
from the lake Is as follows for each
roouUi in th year by actual tet
Mid measurement: January about
40 second feet, February 40, March
50, April 81, May 201, Juno 279,
July 426, August 208, September 62,
October 38. November 159. Decern
ber 103.
The Injunction was granted by
Judge Knowlvs In chambers on Oc
tober 6,
HAUN STORE AT EVANS
ROBBED FRIDAY NIGHT.
The Haun store at the new
own of Evans, near the Loatlne
depot, was blown to pieces with
dynamite Friday night, the robbers
securing between 9130 and $140 hi
caah.. No goods were taken.
An attempt was made to crack
the safe In the Crow ft 0. store
at Los tine but the robbers were evi
dently scared away as they ,loft
their tools and powder on the floor
near the safe. Ieople going home
from a dance there probably fright
ened them a,way from the Job.
There la no clue to the robbers.
Subscribe for the Chieftain.
Ladles' and children' Coats end
Capes styles ar right. W. J. Funk
& Co.
293 acres Alder Slope, $23,000.00
80 acres Alder Slope, $ 8,000.00
1G0 acres hill land, about six miles out, $2,000.00
320 acres, 12 milea out, $3,200.00
City Lot,'$100 to 930O
Resldencu Property, $5SO to $3,000
Fire Insurance Surety Bond Live Stock Insurance
W. E. TAGGART, The Pioneer Real Estate Man.
ENTERPRISE, : : : : OREGON
tCanrAi Banking Inturtt ihi Saftty of Dtposlls,"
Depositors Have That Guarantee at
WALLOWA NATIONAL BANK
OF ENTERPRISE, OREOON
CAPITAL 150,000
BURPLUB W6.000
Wc Do a General Banking Business.
Exchange Bought and Sold on
All Principal Cities.
Oeo. W. Hyatt, President
Geo. H. Craig, Vice President
W. R. Hoi Dies, Casblsr
A. J. Boehmer, Asst. Casblsr
Geo .8. Ckaio
J. H. Dobbin
MKBOTOHS
Gao,W. Hyatt Mattie A. Holmes
W, R. Holmes
If you arc in the market for property
see us, we can fit you out
Here You Are, Mr. liomeseeker
Five room bungalow on lot 60x
120; nice residence district; the
house wired for electric lights; -city
water installed; good wood
shed and cellar: lawn and shade
trees. Two blocks from Main st
$1600.00 Buys This Beautiful Home
$850 down, balance on your own time
Wallowa County Land Company
C. M. LOCKWOOD, Mgr. :
Room a over Harness Shop Enterprise, Oregen