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About The news=record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1907-1910 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1907)
J City and County Brief News Items Phoes repaired at Itodgers Br.-s'. I'.ii? lot of Winter Underwear and Hosiery just, received at W J. Funk it Go's. Skating riuk open every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday nights from 7 to 10 p. id. tf Campbell Bros, of The Park look homo a big load of supplies from Enterprise Tuesday. Lee Fleshman, who works for J. II. J bbin, visited home folks at Promise the first of last wick. Pioneer ltoofin;i. sold by Hartshorn & Keltner, tho Knterpriso Hardware store, is guaranteed to equal the best. Mr. and Mrs. Hani Weaver of Elk Mountain nr? rejoicing over the advent of a daughter, born Halloween night Votes on thy prize contest camo in so lite this first 'week after its start that it was decided in fairness to all to defer tho first publication of them one week. Mrs. Alice liurleigh of Arietta arrived Friday on a combined business and pleasure visit in Enterprise and vicinity. She will reniiiin several weeks. Four Lapwal Indians were in Enter nrise. Tuesday. They were from the reservation near Leviston, were well dressed, clean, rode in a carriage and seemed to have plenty of money Tbev boiiirht a lot o pnlies from local merchants. Mrs. Fred Dciisler arrived Saturday of hut week fur a visit with b r xii( iits, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hatt, and he- many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Peusler reside at Trout Creek, Mont., where Mr Densler is station agent for the North ern l'aiillc railway. $15 CA ;h $15 .To the three Pupils of Wal lowa County Schools who bring the larpest number of their Buster Brown Ads cut from tho News Kkuoiid to W. J. FUNK & CO.'S Ptore ;ly November 1, 11)08. ('tit oftt the ndfl each week nnd have all your friends savo ads foj you. They are found only in the News Record. .baby's and Children' .Shoes. New lot just in at W. J. Funk & Go's. Twenty-five head of horses will be told at J. C. Shackleford's livery barn next Thursday by J. It. 1 (alley. Va-nish stains an 1 brushes, ni d Lacnueret makes old furniture look like new at lurnuuih Mavtield's. Mrs. Fleming of Prairie Creek pur chased a fine Ktli.-.o:i phonograph at K B. Wheat's last Week. This is the year you can afford to buy that rauue for your wifo. We have the Universal, tho Lest and most moderate priced range on the market. asK tne 'women. L'arUhorii it Keltncr. J. A. Funk, Ross Faler ner and Levi Smith returned the. latter part cf last week from a limiting trip on Sheep creek. They each secured a deer ami saw ii(? less than nine. Their friends enjoyed juicy venison roasts for Satin day dinner. A recent issue of the La Grande Star republished, giving duo ciejit, nearly all the I.ostine department of the Nevs Record. We million this.'fjy remind you that our Lostine correspondent is dishing upgood, liwnews stories, every week in very pleasiiijtsjylo. The shut-dow n of' railroad construc tion work is felt by the merchants here in the decreased sale of su: plies for tho construction camp. The Greeks from the camp on Shea' r. 's phice spent a good share of their fluid pay cheeks in Enterprise, Saturday, for clothing and other win or necessities. Diamond W Coffee, the finest flav- j ored. Sold at the 15. M. & M. Co. tf t i ('. H.iM,-..-, a well known rnwlier on the Little Salmon, brought a load of vegetables to Kntcrpi isu List Thursday, and took back u load of supplies. This was his last trip of the sea on. Mr. Holding says t.ho people of the Grouse i and Kden countries are very much pleas ed with the action of the court in ordering- a bridge built across 'Jo Little Salmon, and a biff celebration will mark its completion. The furniture for the lodge rooms In the Fraternal building arrived Sunday. It is of very handsome design .uid finish anil would have cost close to flijl) at retail but of course th:.i build ing company got !t for much less us it was bought through Fred Ashley who furnished It iit cost and a s;niM com mission fur handling-.- The furniture came from I'oilhmd in record time. It was (billed out. on' October 30 and wiib received In Enterprise on Novem ber 3. r,.1 Heating stoves at Ashley's .at the right price. Rodders Bros, have put in a cobbler shop in the rear of their store. Diamond W Coffee "Best I ever drauk," says everyone, E. M . fc M. Co. Mr. and Mrs. Grouse were trading week. Fred Rich man in Ewterprisij r,f Dr. C. T. Hockott was confined to his home the first of the week with an attack of la grippe. Mrs. B. T. Long and son Virgil started Tuesday for Ifonestee . S. Dak., on a I visit. Dt nnine Cream, the best preparation for chapped hands and, faico, is sold by Karnaugh & Maylield. "Careful Banking Insures the Safety of Depoe'li.' Depositors Have That Guarantee at mm OF ENTEMTiLSE, OREGON, CAPITAL KURPLUH $:n,000 t:M),O0i We do a General Banking Business Exchange Bought and Sold on All Principal Cities CEO. W. HYATT, President. W. R. HOLMKS, Cashier. GEO. S. CRAIG, Vice President FRANK A. Ri: AVIS, Assistant C'nsliier DIRECTORS: GEORGE W. HYATT, GEORGE S. G. TENNELL, MATT1E A. HOLMES CKAIG, W. K. HOLMES. If the weather is favorable there will be another hand concert in the park next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. One man, 5.j foot, 6 foot, (S foot and 7 foot Yietur Atkins' saws none better just in at Hartshorn & , Keltner's, Enterprise. Commissioner W. C Wilson may not move to Enterprise this fall. I lis ci ru ing depends upon whether his son will ho in position to move onto 41 io home place. j Baker and Drake of Flora sent two ear loads cf timothy seed to Lewiston last week. The Journal truthfully com ments that the sbipuont speaks well for that part of tho country, 10. B. Wheat received a big shipment of musical ire trim ents and holiday good-i Saturday, consisting of vio ins, guitars, mandolins,- banjos, accordions, hurmoniiv.s, silverware and jewelry. J. E. Johnston of Bloon incton, 111., a cousin of Mayor Daniel Boyd, was in the valley last week. Mr. Johnston is a representative of Eastern capitalists and was looking foi investments. lie left for bis home Sunday morning. . J. A. Burleigh went to Pendleton Saturday morning to argue before the Supreme court tho appeal in the rase of State oi Oregon vs. .lames- JJorris, who was tried for murder and n verdict of manslaughter was returned. Sunday services nt tho Christian church: Sunday f-chool lit 10 a. m.; preaching at 11, subject, "Are You liigut with God?" j C 15. nt 6:30; preaching at 7:30, subject, "How the , ev l.ecnme neconciiou to uou. Engineer 11. 1. Long, who was in charge of railroad construction work in the upper valley, was laid off along with the gcnei al discharge of employes last week. Mr. long left Monday for Spokane on lirhute business, but will return in a few woeka and make Enter pri-ie his home. , Windows, Doors, Roofing and I'uilJ ers Hardware, coin plcto linca a, id cios- t st prices at Iluitshorn lOKcltncr's. C. P. Ragsdale and family f Morn arrived at Enterprise last week us stated in the News Record. With them camo Mr. and Mrs. Donnelly yho will live on the Cashless ranch purchased by Mr. Ragsdale. They brough'. all iheir household woods ami a large number of live stock, including several thousand head of sheep. Eddie Austin of Flora w as hurt w hile trying to stop ii runaway tam nt Lin coln Austin's place in the Star di-triot, Thursday of last week. Tho loam started to run while he wua closing a gate. He grabbed the bridle of nnu horse, but was flung violently to the ground. Both hones of one leg below the knee were broken. The team was some injured ,:iid tho wagon badly broken. Tho carpenter and plastering work on the second tloor of the Fraternal tunMing Is complete anu tne rooms ready for the painters. J. It. Seihcrt is painting the room to be occupied by the It. W. & 'A. store, and Mr. Allen Is making tine progress with tho shelv ing, drawers and other fixtures. The doors and windows are nt Flight nnd teams have been sent for them. Chin bo it Japanese matting at Ashhy's in all the new patterns. . s- Just received a largo Jine of d,resers at Ashley's. Diamond W Coffee 'sold in 1 uiiTTTT lb. cans at E. M. & M. Co. tf fjl.ee repairiua nekt door to Star laun drv. Everett Flowers. tf, Eat--, cans and baby bonnets all last included in the bargain sale at Mrs. J. B. Sell ert s (next week. Ci.t out the W. J. Funk & Co. adv. for :-o:ne boy or girl who i-t working for the splendid prizes t ft'ered by that firm. Vote the single coupon ou the editorial page for some candidate. The grand pri '.e may be awarded on a difference of less than live votes. . " ' Peter McFherson has returned from Lewiston where he went a few weeks ago expecting to secure several months carpenter work but all building has shut down. E. A. Hart, who intended to build a fin j residence cn bis farm near town this fall, has postponed its erection until next epring, because of the scarcity of labor. Nothing like them ever in town before. Brand new line Jof high grade razors and pearl-handled pockslknives at Btimaugh & Mavtield's. h FALL WEDDING GIFTS QUADRUPLE PLATE 8ILVERWARS Tlie pattern were never b rich tiixl handsome as they are thlH season. Slugle pieces, fl.lotoflS CUT GLAS8 Always in good tnste ns a WedititiK present. Ar ticles from fl.50 to ?;. I The event niay bo a few weeks'' away, but it is a pood idea to leck around early. We I ave the " choice new things' of the jewel ry market in that generous assort ment that is found only in a wholes sale stock. STERLING SILVER ., HOLLO A WARE , A selection from this eleirunt class of (tnoaq means tlint you are buy ins something tlint will become an heirloom. '. Single pieces, (2.25 to $30 WEDDIWQ R G8 Solid Gold 13.50 to IS THE ENTERPRISE JEWELER Several citizens drove put .. Monday and viewed the proposed change in the Aunt Hat road through the Bookout place. The improvement on the north end of that road has been completed as far south as W, F. Rankin Vplace.- Con tractor Ha worth reports good progress on the high school building. The mason work is practically com pleted, the flues and stack now being erected, 'j lie root is nearly nnislieu and the interior carpenter work well along. Rooms for the school will te ready by January 1. No session of tho city council' was held Monday night owing to the legal holidays declared by Governor Cham berlain. At a meeting called for next Monday night if petition will be present ed asking for the (losing of Greenwood street from School street east, in order ' to i rovide spacious grounds around the new county high school. The Home, Independent Telephone com puny will ask for a new franchise, as the one I granted to F. I. Vergere was for SO years whereas the city charter limits fran chises to 10 years. Busy Day And Night. The E. M. & M. (Vs. mill run3 until 12 o'clock every night and still cannot keep up with the orders for flour, 'Everybody is praising the Enterprise Hour a:nt l.irniers are coming all over the country with1 their wheat. The entire north country, seemin coming to mill at Enterprise this fa'l iiml the big ,bunk house is much ap preciated by those from a 'distance. The machinery and expert niil'er com bine to turn out the highest grado of product. Market on arain remain.-! unchanged wheat tiOc bu., oats fl per cw t., rye )Qc cwt., barley 83c cwt. ENTERPRISE. JOSEPH" G. -CAMP Eloquent Orator of the South TUESDAY EVENING-- NOVEMBER 12 , ; :1 Seats on sale Thursday, November 7, 'at Burnaugh l& May field' si Season ticket hold ers may reserve their seats on and Tuesday, November 5. : . 1 after USUAL PRICES Buys 6S5 Acre Ranch. . Joe H. Peters, the capitalist from The Pnlles, w ho w as iu tho vallev hist w eek bought of J. F. W. Fitpatnck the 1- leaner ranch of tifio ueres one mile east I t T . mi . j . . . Iv is ol "osepi J ne cousiaorauon 13 given ' nni uo iii nro County Fair Officers. At the meeting of the fair assoefstion held ut Lostine, Saturday, J. F. Johnson wi s elected president, Kdwnrd Xiuson vi president, Tj. Couch secretary , and C. T. .McDanicl treasurer. All are residents of Wallowa where the, fair will be held next vcar. LOSTiE DEPART1ENT I 1 WANTED Mis lli'Mirl Mi Keuzlo nt 1I10 ToHloffii-o ia autlmrlaeil PT-ive ami rei-i lpt for siit scrip ' tloiis ami ttilvuriisliur for tho New s-Iteconl, aud to receive ami rectliit for job woik. Lostine May Enter County Seat Race and the ranchers up ami uo.vii Hie river from Lostine w ilknearlyj if not quite, throw the balance of power to Lostine. 1 Best Value for the Floney Ever Offered The News Record until January 1, 1909,--to new subscribers The News Record one year to old subscrib- ers who pay arrears. And the subscriber's choice of the following: The American Farmer, one year, leading literr ary agricultural journal of the nation on The News Record sent 3 months to airy ad dress outside Wallowa County OR An Order, for a Cabinet Photograph, $4.50 ' size, at the Fallman Studios in Enterprise ALL FOR $1.50 There has been considerable quiet talk lately nmoug the residents of Los tine and vicinity about making a try ' to huvo the county scat located at this place In the event of the removal agita tors lieing successful in bringing the matter to u vote at the next June election. This place is not only near the geo graphical center of the o unty, but Is also much nearer tho center of popula tion than cither Knterpriso or Wal lowa. Tho roads leading to Lostine from all directions are of tho best in the county, and are roads over which hefjvy loads can ba hauled at any season of the year. Residents of tho county and travel- era from a diatanco all agree that we have the most beautiful towu site In the county: Vu are ueitber built ou an alKrtll boa 1 1 lie, l-JulerprLse nor wedged Into a crovieeiln the rooks like Wallowa, but are In the midst of one of the most beautiful and fertile spots in the county, if not in the whole state. The resident of the northern part of the county can reach this town by roads which are shorter and better than thoe leading to either the present county seat or the would be county seat down i n the corner. In tho event of this town entering the race next Juno it, will get the support of almost every voter iu .the northern part of the county, which with tho voters of the Leap country F. G. HEWETT, M. D. rhysician and Surgeon, LOSTINE. OREGON. Killed a Bear. Jojm Cook killed a large cinnamon bear a few miles' np the rlvr- from Lostine tio latter part of last week. . Lccal and Personal. J. T. Ilann delivered several huu- dred beef steers to Hotchkiss Wednes day. The price paid w is $3.60 per cwt. Dr. Eugeibritzen, V. 8-, who was formerly located here, has returned aud will practice his profession lu this county. I he doctor has been spend the summer at Council, Idaho. , Lorn, to the wife of Mr. Crossly, six miles east of Lostine, Nov. 1, a girl. - Oscar Coleman aud family moved to Prairie creek Saturday. General disappointment . prevails miong the residents of this place over the recent railroad tie-up. Members of ttie Lostine baud have organized a six piece orchestra ,to assist In furnishing music for a church and Sunday school during the winter. A wagon load of Greeks from one rf the railroad camps turned over on the grade just this side of Wallowa Mon day. No one was hurt but the wagon was badly damaged. Miss Cliflton, teacher in the primary department of the Lostine schools, is' siiderlng from mumps this week. Her place In the school Is being filled by Miss Grace Wisdom. , ,. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Magill- -will leave rtuiiy lor rrtneeton, 111., to fpeud the winter. Mrs. O. J. Foley Is teaching school for Miss Ethel Fleenor out iu the hills, the latter still being ill with mumps. Miss Sadie Anderson has resigned her positiou as head waiter at the Cray hotel. ' , , ' Mrs. Joseph Pace Is suffering this Five hundred cu:-t mers to come in and inspect onr entire ' line cf general uieicliaiuliso" : i end get our prices before pur : chasiug elsewhere. 1 ' ' O . i. f Wo curry a large and up-to-d te stock of men's, h ys' and youths' suits' ai d overcoats. Also , Slickers, T.tackintiw, leather aud rubber coats. If -you want something . elegant t in both quality and.fit we will take your order for a suit from the celebrated. ROYAL Tailpia.' We can" 'furnish every '"man, , woman and child in towu with? a pair of shoes and have plen ty left to supply the r4utKf ton trade. , : We have a large and well assorted stock of woolen and cotton fleeced underwear to keep your body 'warm by day nnd woolen, blankets' galore to keep you warm bj night.-. - ; . We carry almost everything in the hardware line from a paper of tacks to a Kentucky Drill, a Deere Gang era three Bottom Disc. Our stock of groceries are the freshest because ,wo buy in comparatively smulljuantitics but buy often. ,;. f ,'; " . t .j . . ' i ' ' In fact our s tock is complete in every department and we , invite comparison of prices with anv store la -Wallowa county. , R. S.&Z.Go. ENTERPRISE " -1 week from au attack of bronchitis.