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About Wallowa County chieftain. (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1910)
Are Ym Providing For a Mainiy Bay? 3 1 Are you looking ahead, planning for the future, or are you just drifting? No matter how old or how young you are, you are wearing out your strength and your health. You are not a man that will last forever. The day will come to all of us when we have to depend upon, something other than labor for our living. Which shall it be, a tract of land that will support you and yours, or shall we depend upon our children? The an swer is not hard to find. LARGE FARMS Are not within reach of air, and not every per son would like a large tract of land with its consequent great responsibilities. Knowing this fact, Messrs. Roe & Calvin, owners of some of the finest land in the valley, and ad joining the city of Enterprise on the west, have concluded to cut up a part of the farm into small tracts and place it on the market in quantities and on terms that gives any one an opportunity to become the owner of profitable real estate. To further aid those who want property that will soon be highly productive the'owners are agreeing to. plant the land to apple trees and prune, trim, cultivate and care for them.forthree years. THESE ORCHARD TRACTS Have been examined by the best horticultu ralists in the state and pronounced firstclsss in every respect. The tracts vary in size from a half acre to 5 or 10 acres and the price per acre is from $150 to $253. This price in every case pays for the fruit traes, the planting and care of them for three years; thus turning over to the purchaser at the end of the time a four-year-old orchard. While you are going ahead making a living during the next three years a small tract right near the city is growing into a commercial orchard. PICK AN INCOME From the trees on your own land, without assuming any of the hard work in caring for and cultivating them while coming into matur ity. Look around you; how many wealthy men are there who do not own more or less real es tate? Find one person who will not admit it is the best investment in the world. Look at your own experience. How many chances have you had to make good buys and did not have the courage to take them? THE TERMS The easiest you ever saw. Ten per cent down and five per cent per month. A $200 tract will cost you $20 down, and $10 per month until the whole amount is paid. VALLEY VIEW ORCHARD ACREAGE Call at Room 2, Berland Building, or any Real Estate Dealer in Enterprise COUNTY FAIRTD BE MADE PERMANENT PRELIMINARY STEPS TO INCOR PORATELIST OF PRIZE WINNERS FOR 1910. The county fair board at a meet ing held Thursday night, started the preliminary steps for incorpora tion of the permanent organization. While all the stock has i.ot been subscribed, the board has. faith th"3t the people of tlie county will see that it la raised and the fair put en a good footing. Following Is the lis of prize win ners as furnished by the county fair officers: HORSES. Percherons. teat stallion, 2 years old and over, 1st. S. Wade & Son's M-v'colra; 2nd, S. Wade & Son's Picador. Bea: stallion, under 2 years, 1st, C. A. Hunter; 2nd, S. Wade ft. Son. ! Beat mare, 2 years old and over, 1st, c. A. Hunter; 2nd, S. Wade & Son. Best mare under 2 years, 1st, V. H. Graves. Clydesdales. Best stallion 2 years old and over, 1st, W. T. Daugherty; 2nd, H. Mc Donald. Best stallion under 2 years, 1st, S. P. Williams & Son. English Shires. Beat stallion, 2 year old and over. 1st, T. C. Bunnell; 2d, Hanson Bros. Be3t stallion under 2 years, 1st, H. T. Mitchell; 2nd, I. G, Pace. The Call of thq Blood, for purification, finds voice in pim ples, bolls, sallow 'Complexion, a Jaundiced look, moth patches and blotches on the skin all signs of liver trouble. But Dr. Kings New Life Pill make rich red blood; give clear skin, rosy cheeks, fine com plexion, health. Try them. 2oc at all druglsts. Belgians. Best stallion 2 years and over, 1st, Rinehart & Richards; 2nd, H. B. Davidhizar. Horses of All Work. 1st, George Co e. Beit mare. 2 years old and over, 1st, Carl Whitmore; 2d, Ira Pace. Standard BVed Trotters. Beat stallion 2 years and over, 1st, H . T. Mitchell; 2d, Elmer Hogoboom. Be3t mare, 2 years and over, 1st, J. A. Badley; 2nd, F. D. Rinehart. Eest single driver, 1st, Wesley Dun can; 2nd, Ed Eerland. Mules. Best jack, 1st, Dobbins & Morgan; 2nd, A. Wade. Best span of mules, 1st, A. Wade; 2nd, L. F. McAnulty. Beat single mule, 1st, J. A. Bggle soa; 2nd, A. Wade. Fresh Fruits All seasonable fruits found here. Also the ; finest shipment of For eign and Domestic Cheese ever in the city- General Merchandise With the en ti r e stock kept brand new at the lowest prices the quality of goods can besold for All Hats, Shoes and Gloves at Cost while they last An excellent quality of coal at a conservative price. Lay in the winter supp'y now. Riley I Riley's Best mule colt under 1 year, 1st, A. Wade; 2nd, J. A. Eggleson. Kentucky Saddlers. Stallion 2 years old and over, 1st, , L. W. Minor; 2d, Harry Mays. Morgans. Best stallion 2 year3 old and over, Ijl, j. Johnson. Ccach. Best stallion, 2 yetrs. old and over, 1st. F. D. Rinehart. CATTLE. Herefords. Beat bull over 1 year old, lat, W. C. Dorrance; 2nd, S. P, Williams & Best bull under 1 .year, 1st, W. C. Dorrance; 2d, W. C. Dorrance. Best cow over 1 year, 1st, C. A. Hunter; 2nd, C. A. Hunter. Best heifer uniler 1 year old, 1st, C. A. Hunter; 2nd, C. A. Hunter. Jerseys. Best bull over 1 year, 1st, Albin Rudger; 2d, Tulley Bros. . Best buU 1 year or under, 1st, Al biu Rudger; 2nd, Albin Rudger. ' Holsteins. Best bull over 1 year old, 1st, E. P. Castor. Best cow, over 1 year, 1st E. P. Castor. Jersey Grades. Best cow 1 year old, 1st, L. J. Jordan; 2nd, L. J. Jordan. Best heifer 1 year old or under, 1st, L. J. Jordan; 2nd, L. J. Jor dan. Hsfard Range Cattle. Best bull over 1 year, lst, H. N. Vaughan; 2nd, John McDonald. Best bull 1 year old" or wider, 1st, John McDonald; 2nd, H. N. Vaughan. Best cow over 1 year old, 1st John McDonald; 2nd, H. N. Vaughan. Best heifer 1 year old or under (gradea), 1st, W. C. Dorrarce; 2nd, V. C. Dorrance. Best heifer 1 year oil or under (thoroughbied), 1st, H. N. Vaughan; 2nd, H. N. Vaughan. 8WINE. Eerkshires. Beat boar 1 year old or over, 1st, Carl Whitmore; 2nd, R. A. Shinn. Best boar under 1 year, 1st, R. A. Shinn. Best sow under 1 year, lat, R. A. Shinn; 2nd, R. A. Shlim. Poland Chinas. Best boar 1 year old or over, 1st, J. J. Chapman. Best sow 1 year old or over, 1st, E. A. Hart; 2nd, J. J. Chapman. ; . Duroc Jerseys. Best boar, 1 year old or over, 1st, 3. Murdock. Best boar, under 1 year, 1st, C. .'urdock & Son. Best sow under 1 year, lat, Fra :ler Craig. American Hampshire. Beat boar, 1 jear old or over, 1st, . M. Frultts. Best sow, 1 year old or over, 1st, J. .1. Frultts. Grade pigs, 1st, J. M. FruUU. SHEEP. Wool Breeds. Best ram, over 1 year old, 1st, L. C. Johnson. Mutton, Breads. Best ram, ever 1 year old, 1st, J. il. Dobbin; 2nd, Graven Eroc. Best pen ewes, 1st, Harold' Wade. Beat pen lambs, l3t, Graves Ero3.; 2nd, Barton Wade. HORTICULTURAL. " Collective exhibit orchard and gar len products 1st, Enterprise, Lower Prairie Creek and Trout Creek; 2d, iirnaha. Park, Pine Creek, Butte ind Piittsburg. Collective exhibit farm products, grains, grasses, etc., 1st, North end 3i county, east of Grand Roade riv er; 2nd, Enterprise, Lower Prairie Creak and Trout Creek. Artistic arrangement of collective exhibit 1st, Wallowa and Promise; 2nd, North end of couaty eat of T T. n unr T 4 n r r 4 X PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON X Office In Lltch Building. X Telephone Connection. I For All Kinds of Artistic Painting', and Paper Hanging do not fail to call on OAKES, Contractor N. B.-Lowe Bros.' Falnta Grande Ronde river. Vegetable. Beets for table 1st, A. E. Davis; 2nd, Gladya-Poe. Mangel wurels 1st, W. T. Bell; 2nd, A. C. Smith. Sugar Eeets 1st, Thomas Morgan; 2nd, R. A. Shinn. Cabbage 1st, A. M. Wagner; 2nd, V. P. Warnock. Carrots 1st, R. A. ShLnm; 2nd, R. A. Shinn. Parsnips 1st, A. M. Wagner; 2nd, L. J. Jordan. Onions 1st, Thomas Morgan; 2nd, Thomas Morgan. Turnips 1st, E. . A. Hart; 2nd, Charles Thornburg. Rutabagas 1st, J. M. Weaver; 2d, Mrs. S. T. Tlppe'.ts. Pumpkins' 1st, Frank Johnson. Tomatoes 1st, I. Crawford; 2nd, O. J. Roe, Early potatoes, 3 varieties 1st, Frank Johnson. Late potatoes, 3 varieties Frank Johnson. (Continued on page . 7.) -H WHITE PROMT Livery, Feed and Sale Stable R . L,. DAY. Proprietor Good Rigs Fair Treatment Horses Bought and Sold Special Attention to Commercial Trade . Rates for Regular Boarders t Bus to and From Trains X Best of Help Employed- Home Phone Open Day and Night One Block North of Hotel Enterprise AiutuLlLJutuLiuBJ VTTTTTTTtti Wallowa County Title & Abstract Company A. C. MILLER, President . Office in Company's new brick building opposite front of new Court House, Oldest and most complete abstract plant in county. Abstracts of title furnished promptly and cheap ly. Insurance written in largest and strongest .companies. Money Loaned at very Lowest Current Rates When you are in need of good printing come to this office and have it done right ..v.. 1 x .1 -"vv..-- . 1 ,( jt hm iiiii "
