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About Wallowa County chieftain. (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1910)
.53 fi n 4i (is (is AS t t r K w k B r b i v 3 an : A full car of Eastern goods jiist arrived. Better goods than ev er shown in the coun ty before. Will be sold at Hard Time prices. Fred The Home Furnisher Ashley Enterprise, Oregon feag A- jZi .ll 4- jr . a. HANDSOME and USEFUL CARVING SETS-Two and Three Piece StaT or Pearl Handles-$3 and up ROASTERS LisK EnameljSavory Pressed Steel This is the season when mother or wife will especially appreciate these indispen sable aids to real good meals. Come and see them at S. D. KELTNER'S HARDWARE ENTERPRISE, OREGON OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS I COUNTY COURT (Continued from Page 2.) Enterprise Livery and Sales Stable BaKer & Smith, Proprietors Fair treatment to everybody. Bus meets all trains 10 cts ' Commercial Trade a Specialty. First Class Rigs. Phone Orders Carefully Followed Horses Bought and Sold Feed For Sale Open Day and Night Pure Bred Black Percheron Stallion at this barn for service This Is Your Chance To get a 20, 40 or 80 acre tract on Alder Slope, the best Fruit, Berry and Vegetable land in the valley; improved or unimproved, with plenty of water. Terms to suit you. Priced from $25.00 to $125.00 per acre. Alder Slope Land Company G. H. .Jordan, Selling Agent La Grand Oregon 293 acres Alder Slope, $23,000.00 80 acres Alder Slope, $ 8,000.00 160 acres hill land, about six miles out, $2,000.00 "" 320 acres, 12 miles out, $3,200.00 City Lots, $100 to $300 Residence Property, $6SO to $3,000 Fire Insurance Surety Bond Live Stock Insurance W E. TAGGART The Pioneer Real Estate Man. ENTERPRISE, : : : : OREGON HigH Grade Job Work a Specialty Pine Creek Precinct. S. T. Tlppett, chairman flec tion board 6 00 Geo, W. Harris, judge 6 00 F. H. HLnton, judge 6 00 W. P. Tlppett, clerk 6 00 Roy Edgniand, clerk 6 00 BUil Aiford, olerk 6 00 S. T. Tippebt, returning box... 6 00 Circuit Court and Miscellaneous I. M. Lang&ton, JuTy fee 3 80 i O. L. Berland, jury fee 18 00 H. s. -Brown, Jury fee 18 40 U. A, McCrae, Jtury fee 14 40 Geo. D. Botjfton, Jury fee 20 00 E. A. Hart, Jury fee 9 40 J. H. Moore, Jury fee 21 u Ira Davis, Jury fee 9 20 E. O. Makln, jury fee 22 40 , E. F. Sargeant, jury fee 28 00 Walter Boner, Jury fee. . .'. . ..23 40 Andy Forbes, Jury fee 32 00 H. Hunt, jury fee 23 80 Waldo Chase, jury fee 30 00 S, M.Orow, jury fee 26 00 Ray Vest, jury fes 24 20 Wm. Sherod. jury foe 31 00 N. W. Fleshman, Jury fee 39 00 W. I. Dowraard, jury fea 40 00 S. T. Tlppett, Jury foe 36 00 J. V. Hays, Jury fee 31 40 WsZiUsr Smitii, Jury fee 29 00 E. O. Anderson, jury fees. 31 00 J. J. Chapman, Jury fee... 29 40 Bruce Oox, jury fee 31 00 G. W. Wagner, jury fee 32 00 J. F. Vaa Camp, jury fee 38 GO W. W. Zurcher, jury fee 27 20 W. L. Davla, grand Jury witness ten 6 Herman Mitchell, grand jury. wit ness fea 6 00 Thoa. McCarty, w.nesa fee, Stabe vs. Fleener 6 G. H. Lath rope, witness fee. State vs. Fleener 7 F. C. Johnson. Lumber 3 J. E. Patterson, bridge lumlber. .22 00 Irwln-Hodaoa Co, record of Lto Pendens 14 00 Sturm & Odboriu work on Coun ty load 94 00 Bufthong Oo.,paper and type writing ribbons 7 50 Perry Bkuiotiard, 13 meala for Jurymen 5 85 H. E. Merryman, surveyor's report 7 50 Ed.,. aTvin, distirlbuUng ballot boxes , 30 50 F. W. Hammack, jury eervices..2 20 Edgar Marvia, postage stamps... 4 00 H. E. Merryman, stamps 1 10 H. E. Merryman, eurveykig 10 94 W. T. Bates, wi'jnew fee, SUute vs. A'.dirlth 6 00 Baker & Drake, road sup plies 12 10 H. R. Honna, copy of testimony 10 00 TUos. R. Akins, jury services 6 00 G. M. Padon, briJge hirober 4 78 N. G. Orofutt, serving wrranits and mileage 8 60 S. D, Keltner, spikes 4 50 A. C. Smith, canvassing elec tions 6 00 A. C. WTggleowor-b, Justice fees' 3 35 A. C. W'iggleswonth, c&nvaseing ielectloa returns 14 00 A. C. Wiggle&worth, registering voters 7 90 Chas. Hug, grand Jury wltoess..2 00 I Heury Spence, coiiBtable fees.. 5 75 L. Austin, registering voters and stamps 14 35 Chas. Williams, contruotIng election booih 5 00 A. C. Wlggleswoith, regitrliig voters 16 20 BumauKih & Mayfleld, supijlos. .21 10 M. E. Ward, ewtting up seaXs. ...5 00 Security Vault & Metal Works, balance, culverts 128 A. V.. Haggerty, com big for Coroner ; 2 J. R. McElroy, stringers for culverts 6 J. B. Williamson, work on, S. W. Miles road 48 Ot iv . Locke, services as county coroni'lttsionar 27 50 Sam Lltch, senioes as co unty nimtieioiner 30 00 Nina Miller, work la aasosuor'a office 22 0 00 00 56 00 00 40 63 SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Wallowa County. Edith Hooper, plaintiff vs. Samuel W. Hooper, Defendant To Samuel W. Hooper, above nam ed defendant: Iu the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you by tine plaintiff in the above entitled count and cause, within, six weeAu trow and after the 8th, day of December A. D. 1910, the same being the first publication of this summons, and if you fall so to appear and answer, you will! be in. default for ' wan thereof, and plaintiff wlW thereupon apply to said court for the relief prayed for in Jier complaint, to-wit: for a decree of said count dissolving the marriage contract now and here toore existing between, plaintiff and defendant tnat said marriuge eon tract be from hencefopln, held for naught, that t-ie plaintiff be awarded the custody of Che child of the mar. riage, Edith Nelly Hooper, and that plaintUf's maiden name, Edl (Hi Har mon, be restored t her. The defendant will take notice that tliis summons isi published by or dsr of Hon. J. B. Olmed, county judge of Wallowa Comity, Oregon, in btie Wallowa Chieftain, a news paper published .weekly at Enter prise, in said county and stato and, directing that the same be published in said newspaper for a period of six weeks and seven i-wues thereof, the drte of tlie flrut publication thereof being the 8th. day of Decem ber A. D. 1910 and the last publi cation being the lSLh day of Janu ary A. L. 1911.. DANIEL BOYD, 16c7 Attorney for plaintiff. NOTIC3 FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior U, S. Land Office at La Grande, Oregon, November 7th., 1910. Notice Is hereby given that New ton E. Hammock, whose pcst-offlce i ress u Enterprise, Wallowa coun. ty, Oregon, did, on the 21t. day of March, 1910, flie in Uiis office Sworn Statement and Application No. 07754, to purchase the BVi silA Section 8, and W SWfc, Soctkm 9, Township 1 South, Range 46 East, Wil lamette Meridian, and th Umber thereon, under the provisions of the act of June 3, 1878, and act amend tory, known as the "Timber and Stone Law' at such value as mlghl be fixed by appraisement, and that pursuant to such application, the lend and timber thereon have been appraised, at $400.00 as being chiefly valuable for its stone, that said ap plicant wlU offer final proof in, sup- port of his application and ewom 8atemejit on the 2nd. day of Febru ary, 1911, before Cairl Roe, United Statosi Commissioner, at hi, office, at Enterprise, Oregon. Any person is at lifcortv to pro test this purchase before entry, w Uiltlata a comte at any tiuo before Patent issues, by filing a corroborat ed affidavit in, tills office, alleging fucts which would defeat the entry, 12cll F. C. Bramwoll, Register. IJlESTORATlON TO ENTRY OP LAN 08 IN NUonl Foreiit Molic is hcraby irivwn tht th landu dnH-ritwd below, embrrine la). at tenm. Within the Walluwa National KureM, Ornri. will ba (ubjKt to avttUiment and an try undor tha proviaiona of tha hnmaalaad lawa of tha Unitad Stataa and tha ant of Juna 11, MM (St Stat.. Ms), at tha UniUid Btataa land offlca at 1a Uranda, Oruiron, on January ), 1911. Any aattlnr who waa actually and la oud faith claiming any of aid land for airrirultural purpoaea prior to Jan. uary 1, ItMM. and haa not abandonad aania. tiaa a prafaranoa riuht to maka a hoimataad an try for tha landa actually occupied, Haid landa war listad uion tlia applicatiuna of tha persona men tioned below, who have a preference ntiht sub ject to the prior right of any such aettlnr, pro vided uch aettlcr or applicant ra qaalined to make humeatead entry and the preference right ia exercised prior to January M, 19 1L on which data the lands will he subject to Battlement and entry by any qualified person. Tha landa anv brace a tract of 184.43 acree within un.urveeed but whst will probably ba, wheal eurvaved, Bk. S4. T. 4 N., R. 6 K.. W. U.j deacribed by nwteaJ and bounds aa follows: BrcinnlnaT at tha PorMtl MTvice aionument, wnencei ute quarter-atction corner on the north boundary of Bee. I. T. N., K. i E bears W, 6 chains; ltmlm thenca N. fjo E. 67.50 chains; thence W. 7.M chains; thence 8. 14 K. 1.H6 chi'ss; thence a 70" W. 18.M chains; thence 8. 6" 8 V. 61.26 chains; thence K. ih chains to tha plana of beirinnins. Variation 21u 4V E. 8aid tract waa listed upon the applica tion of John (Junriihirham, of C'hico, Oraaon; !.iat TlwWHof NKVi. and the BVof NWW, Bee, 20. T. 4 N.. K. 43 E.. 1G0 acrea. application of J. T. Bull, of Powwatka. Onsron; List A-ae. Tha NEW of NWVi. Sec. IH.T. t N.. R. 4 E 40 acres, application of Ira C Endicott. of Chico, Oregon; ListS-34M. A tract uf M8.43 acrea within unaur veyed but what will probably be. whan surveyed. Sec. as, T. 1 N., R. 60 K., described by nietea anil bounds aa follows: kfiuinnirif at tha Fureat Bar. vice Monument, which ia identical with comer No. g of the Temperance) Mimnf Claim, Sorvey No. 4K1, and which ; located 76.U4 chaina north, and 16.90 chains east or Meander (Corner on Vaae Line on hank of Snake River; extmdinw thence s. K'jo 84' W. 26 chema; thence 8. IV W. 4X 40 chaina; Uience E. ll.att chains: thence N. W 80' K. 46 chains; thanoa N. 21 E. chains to tha place of beKinninir. Variation 1 80' E. Raid tract was listed upon tha application of Charkae W. brorkman, of Neirx'ron, Idaho; list 6-410. A tract of W.40 acrea within nnsurveyed but what wiU probably ba, when surveyed. Bees. IV and 20, T. 4 N., K. 46 K described by mmbrn and bounds aa follows; Ueirinninir at tha forest Service Monument, a triangular baaaltle stone aat in mound of stone on point of cliff, whence a red basaltic cliff bears N. 8h E. l.fe chaina. and mouth of Swamp Creek bears 8. 22" W.; extend-ina- thence 8. 7o W. 20 chains; thence 8. 20" E, 21.21 chains; thence 8. 77 E. 11.44 chains; thenoa meanderinaT Joseph Creek aa follows: 8.2V So" E. 12.12 chaina; thencs 8. E. 7.67 chaina; thence S. 47 E. 8.7H chains; thence 8, W E. 8.08 chaina; thence 8. 78" E. .W ctuiins; ttienca 8. to" 80' E, 4.64 chains; thenoa N. K4" 80 E. 1.61 chains; thenca N. til E. 8.01 chains; thence N. 46" E. 8.08 chains to corner No. 6; thence N. WW W. W chaina to place of becianinaT. Variation 2 E. Bajd tract was listad upon tha application of Roy R. Horner, of Enterprise, Orecon; List -418. Kred Dennett. Commissioner of the General Land Oflice. Approved October 81. 1910, Jeeea E. WIU sun, Asaiatanl Secretary of tlie Interior. . )4c4 NOTICE TQ CREDITORS. Notice l hereby ((ivem that th undersigned has been duly appointed administratrix of the etata of Thom as H. Feagiria deceased, by the County Court of Wallowa County, Oregon, and that she has duly qual ified a such adnykiawtrauix. All partis; holding claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with proper vouch ers, as required by law, to the un dersigned at ber residents at Wal lowa, Oregon, or at the ofIce of J. A. DurJIgh, Kntwrprlse, Oregon, within six months from tha date of this notice. Dated this 17th, day of November, 1910. L. J. FEAGINS, Administratrix of thq lvtat at Thomas H. Feaglns, deceattott. J. A. U URL l&lo II, Attorney for Estate. Worse tlian an alarm of fire at night ie Oie metallic cough of croup, bringing dread to itlia housoiiold. Care ful mothers koep Foley's Honey and Tar lii (lie hotiH) and give It at, the first sign of danger. Accept no sub stltues, Bumaugh & Mayflold, The White 1 ' .- -HJaA'V If you wast a high grade sewlnc mschlss wMeta Is a WORLD'S STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE BUY A WHITE The machine is unsurpassed for ImplitUy, durabilll. and ths char acter of ths work It will do. It Is made la two styles, ih Vibrator Htiuttle and ths Improved liotsry Skttttls, Ths ltttr mauhls sews sUher a look or a' cnaln-stltcb. There are ouuiber of ' styUs ia chooss from and the wood work Ws ths handsomest possible. Fred S. Ashley handlss ihe WIDTH MACHINE in Wallowa county, , A Simple, Safeguard For Mother. Mrs. D. Cilkeson, 328 lngls Ave., Youngstown, OIUo, gained wisdom Ijy experience. - "My little girl bad a se vere cold and coughed dilmottt con tinuously. Jly sister recommennled Foley's Honey and Tvr. Tbe flrt dose I gave her relieved Uw Inflam mation la ber thtvuat and s,fter uUig only one bottle her throat and lungs were entirely five, from inflauimatton. Since then I always keep a bottle of Foley's lloney and Tar In tlie houHo. Accept no suballrtuUa. . Bur. nauh Mayfieid. i Wallowa County Title ; & Abstract Company rste4e4ve A. C. MILLER. President Office in Company's new brick building opposite front of Z new Court House, Oldest and most complete abstract plant I v. Insurance written in Inrcpsf nnH fltrnniroaf snmnM;n o . wvevHAwuk vuiiiuaiiitrn. Money Loaned at very Lowest Current Rates - v ii V i J r- ' i 'A ,J V 13 111.- -.? t ..witoi,,
