The news=record., April 23, 1908, Image 4

City and County
Brief News Items
Vt'.'J. Beach of Paradise was in
Enterprise, Saturday.
C. H. Zurcher wat out to La Grande
on a business trip this week.
Tli a beet farms for sale in Wallowa
county are Muted by the O. R. & I. Co.
Polk Mays, the well known stock
man, returned last week from an
extended trip to outside points.
, Dressmaking and plain sewing. Mrs.
Frank Cook, . at Zurchor's millinery
store.' 51tf
The first number ofjthe new paper at
Elgin, The Leader, was bailed hint
week. H. H. Palmer, formerly of
Aurora, Ore., Is the publisher.
Varnish stains and brushes, and
Lacqueret irakes old furniture look
like new at LSumaugb & MuyfleldV
Elgiu Recorder: Mrn. O. S. Vi
gleaworth arrived on Monday's trails
from her home in California to vit.lt
with ber parents, Mr. and M rs. Frank
Victor.
r3. H. MeElroy and daughter, Mi
Ooldie, of Wallowa, were gue-ts tin
first of the week of Judge and Mrs. O.
. M. Corkim.
Mrs. Fanny Phipps of Y. Paso, Tex.,
arrived in Enterprise Saturday night
and will spend the summer viniting hei
sister, Mrs. C. A. Ault, and family
This is Mrs. Phipps first trip' from the
great Lone Star state, it U summei
cbwn there and our balmy sprint,
weuther seems quite chilly to her.
Dermine Cream, the best preparation
'for chapped hands andface, is sold b
Burnaugh & Mayfield.
" Elgin Recorder: Fred Tharp, who
formerly resided in this city, arrived
from Enterprise the fore part of the
v eek.and expects to again become an
Elgin resident, for a time at least.
Joseph Herald : Mrs. J no. P. Hem
' euway, while out for a boat ride with
' her Husband last Sunday hooked the
largest trout caught in the lake so far
this season. It was a fine specimen of
the "bull trout" species, 23 Inches in
length and weighed 5 pounds and 6
ounces.
Strychnine and poisoned w boat at
Burnaugh & Mayfiold's. Does the
trick foi squirrels.
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SUMMER GOODS
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Dry-goods, pretty
dress goods, shirt
waists, wash fab
rics white goods,
SHOES!
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Men and Women
Boys and Girls.
COME EARLY.
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Diivlil V. Htei-le has 'bought 1 lot in
AHiT Vii iidditinn of J )u i.iul lloyd and
built h rottaue on it. 1
Bri-ht iiihI pretty lire the 1T03 Htyles
of kins lit Mi . Ktleuu Kiin hui's 11.il
linen htorc.
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The ludies of the Library n.80i'intion
arrf ruipinftwl to meet ut the o, era
house Thursday iifU-rnonn, April 30, ill
2:30. A full attendance i.i roiiuenteil.
ReiilKMi Kern of Lakeville, Indiann,
has be ti here a week lookiuji over the
0 mntry, mid H well pleased mid ex
pects to remain. Mr. Kern rame here
f r hi.- health.
Tim new MethnilUt hyninnls, one
hunitreil of which were ordered a few
weeks ni0, have uonie and will be used
in worship at the Methodist church
next Sunday both nit ruing and oven
in. ,
The Kip-yHw club in exeortive w psloti
has niproyod the action of Tuesday
night's itiaiM meetiii);. Mayfluld will
have no opposition. on May 5, but the
club will see that l.e has a -'hot" time
until then.
O. J. Wapner has returned to Enter
prise from bis whiter home in Portland
and will remain until ufter the election.
lie spent some time at Mot take and
saya that rosort is crowded with pleat
ure and health seekers.
Two.vPnnngo Mayflild took p'eaa-
ure In luriuB hia partner from home to
the drug store that Louie might set up
the clpnrs over his nomination for
councilman. Tuesday nijjht wss
Lou iu's turn, and he delighted to pass
a round the ciptrs to the big crowd and
charged them to Mayfield.
The mass meeting Tuesday night
appointed Dr. Ault and VV. II. Allen
committee to go after the nominee, for
mayor and bring him to tho hall that
he fniejit entertain his eonstttueuts
with a speech, hut some friend bea' the
committee h: I ho drug store and Byram
disappeared su completely that Mc
Anulty couldn't have lound him with a
"oareh warrant. ' '
Tho citv ticket Is receiving favorable
comment around town. Mr. Mayfield
is a young business man of splendid
character and a man who does bis duty
regardless of personal comfort. " Mr.
Graves ha heuti one of the b"t niou on
the council anal his continuance there
1b a gwd thing (or the city. J. V.
Bickford, the bustling president of the
Wallowa Vulley Cream company, will
bo a wii'e-awake member of the council.
V. E. Taggart, C. M. Lock wood and
Thos. M. Dill are capable officials who
give lime and attention to city affairs
worth fer more than the meagre salaries
received. '
FRESH MADE
Pure Candies
At The Enterprise
Home Bakery
AND
Candy Faeiorj
Fresh white and brown
bread, cakes and
cookies.
Home Telephone.
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Plurality No opposition
Enterprise Qifl
is Fine Musician
Miss Joyce Cr:ilg, dnughter of Mr.
slid Mrs. ;eor;je S. Craig of this city,
xeored a due triumph In her gradua
tion rei'lul Whitman college, and
is aeeoiileil high praise ' by the Walla
Walla papers. Miss Craig was born in
Enterprise aud her many friends here
who have heard h ;r beautiful voice,
know there Is no overstatement in the
following coujiiients:
Walht Wnlla Kvenlng Statesman:
"Miss Joyce Craig's graduation re
cital in Whitman college elm pel Usl
night proved one of the most popular
musical events of the season. The
large auditorium was filled to the
doors with her many friends and none
were disappointed. '
"Miss Craig b,as been a pupil in the
conservatory for four years and Is an
accomplished musician. She hts n
beautiful soprano voice w hich is known
for its clearness and delicacy of tone
A', the piano she Is an' artist and she
graduates as one of the most accom
plished pianists aud vocalists - the
Whitman conservatory has ever turned
out. She is a pupil of Prof. Jackson in
voice and of Prof. Kchofield In piano.
, "Sh. was assisted last night by Prof.
Schofield at the organ,' Miss UeSpain
at the piano and by Miss Crowell,
violinist."-- i ,
Walla Walla Daily Union:'- ; '
"From the opening ' aria, 'Jerusalem,
Thrtu That Killest the Prophets,' from
Mendelssohn, which was - rendered
w'th rare charm, to the closing con-
O'-rto In U minor, Op. 23, also by Men-
dulssihn, with the Cadenza by Mr.
S ihofleld Miss Craig held the atten
tion of her audiehoe.
'The program was varied and
pleaxing. Miss Craig's voice, carefully
trained and well modulated, lent a
peculiar grace and beauty to ill) of ber
vocal numbers. This was particularly
noticeable In Schumann's Die' Lot us
bliiine. Beethoven's Bonata.- -and a
delightful songcyolfc, including num
bers from Hprlng, Summer, Autumn,
(with' violin accompaniment) and
Winter, as well as in others. 1
"In the various piano numbers, Miss
Craig's musical talent was displayed
to equal advantage. Her sympathetic
touch, and skillful and accurate ren
dition of some of the most ditllcult'
compositions - of the great ' masters
brought forth prolonged applause fiom
the audience . . , , , '
"Miss Craig has been studying faith
fully In the Conservatory for the past
tour years, during which she, has suc
cessfully completed the severe -course
in both piano and vocal departments,
an accomplishment wholly unusual.
If last night's reoital Is any criterion,,
a brilliant future is certainly, In stole
for the young artist." .'.,.',.
Snake River Live
Stock Men Unite
The cattle and horse raisers of dis
trict 15, Imnaba National forest, have
formed the Pittsburg Livestock associa
tion, tor mutual benefit, and at the.
organization meeting . held Thursday,
April 10, elected the following officers:
President, Pen Johnson; vice president.
F. P. Somers ; secretary, E. A. Mace;
treasurer, W. K. Brockman; manager,
Mike Thomusoir The officers consti
tute, the board of directors. They will
servo until the regular meeting on No
vember 23. ' -( ' .
The tnidn purposes of the organiza
lion are for systematizing the mutual
help and co-operation in drives and
round-ups, to save money id buying
supplies, and to eoDfor with . tie
national forest officials in matters per
taining to range, its allottmcnt, rate,
etc. The advisory board for this latter
purpose consists of Balph Russell. K.
B. Wilson and Cloy C. Horner.
The duties of the manager consists
mainly In directing the co-operation 01'
Si'ie
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labor in the drives and round-nps. It
isestima'erl snys Vlannger Mike Thom
son, who brought the Pittsburg pre
cinct ballot boxes to Enterprise, Mon-
iluy, that enough will be saved by buy
ing one car load of shit to pay the grub
bill. Th Pittsburg association will
affilinte with the county organization.
Fiiilouiiig is the roll of members of the
Pittsbirrg association :
S. T. t.ilisr Mike Thomason, James
Wisenor, Ben Johnson, Ralph Russell,
E. B. Wilson, Clay Davis, E. H. Hin
ton, E. A. Mace, F. P. Somers, W.
Ciiinpliell, Howard Whittier, Guy C.
Horner, W. S. Brockman, J. II. Chat
tin, Henry Renneman, C. W. Warnock,
V. C. Giiylord. '
Praises Work of
W. C.H.S. Debaters
The Dalles, Oreggtij April 8, 1008.
To the Students TTthe Wallowa
Councy High School: Since yonr kind
letter of congratulation upon the oc
casion of our victory in debate here
over your team I have often thought
I should write and In the name of our
school thank you but lank of time has
prevented. As. I must write Mr.
Moore on a matter of business this
morning I take this opportunity of
performing a deferred duty. We are
very grateful for your courteous act.
It Is quite unusual, particularly when
we won by so low a margin and shows
a commendable spirit. I thoroughly
detest anything or any act that pai
takes of the nature of what Is in slang
called the "baby act" and I .try to
teach my pupils when they are de
feated to meet it with a smile on their
faces and without unfavorable com
ment and work. the harder for the next
contest. That spirit you certainly
have. Now a word in regard to the
debate. You have the strongest de
bating team it has been our fortune to
meet this year. I was not present n!
Baker City when we met them but I
judge from what has been told me that
you have the stronger team and that
your arguments were presented in a
better manner. Your, young people
here did remarkably well. Your re
buttal was the only thing which
caused you to lose the debute. Your
leader preseuted his argument, which
was strong, a manner which would
do credit to a college debater, but did
not do woll in rebitttal. He needs
practice. With sufficient pmct'.ce to
enable him to think clearly on his
feet he should become as strong and
1 believe the strongest high school
debater in the state. I hope when he
completes his high school course in
your school he' will euter the state
university and work for a place on the
debating team. If-he does we shall
certainly hear from hint. ' The two
girls presented excellent argumeut and
rvfleoted credit upon their school.
Their maimer of delivery pleased
the people and caused much favorable
comment I myself prefer the man
ner of delivery Used by the leader to
the elocutionary pose and manner aud
gestures used by the other speakers but
I jnuy be wrong in that. 1 11 short you
have reason to be proud of your team
and I congratulate you most heartily
oil the superior showing which they
made here.
- Hoping we may meet you again in
the forensic arena and wishing you
success everywhere except In your
contests with us, I remain, t
Sincerely yours,
' A. C. Stranoe.
Boys 19 Cub Bears. '
. From Klglu Recorder.
Thog. Siegmund haa contracted f r
ten pub liear of O. Carper, of Wallow s
The cubs have not been delivered bt t
Mr. Carper haa them ready to ship on
short order. Mr. Siegmund will ship
the animals to parties in the Ka-t.
Or&in Xarket.
(Wholesale.)
No change iu giain market: Wheat
60c bu., oat 11.00 cwt., rye 90c cwt.,
barley 8.V t-wt.
Flour is M &O bbl.
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' R-yre- ! Co. Sherifl l"reaiur- Assessor School Surveyor County ''
tentative iJ'U? . er Supt. . Com'r.
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Zurcher's New Men's fur
nishing Goods, G!othin& and
Shoe: frtore ' ':;R:'-.:'
ANNOUNCEMENT
I am opening up my new' ptore' in the "' '.
Pank Mock. A part of the Hplendiit ' '.: ' .
lines of Furnfehing goody and Clot hltiK. '. ...,' .
hit v arrived 11 txl nio;e will lie. in tliitf - -V
week, tiijjetlier with 11 complete rlock of:
Meii'tt rjlmPH : ' '.;'
Tim public in , cordially invited to cH
and see this first' store in tin- couiify '
' dealing exclusively in those) lines. ' ' - .
Q,H. ZUROHER, 1:
ENTERPRISE, OREGON V - '
3 doors east of Wallowa National Bank
Handsome
Lockets
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E. B. WHEAT
The Enterprise Jeweler.
Notice For Publication.
Iwlated Tract. Publio Land Sale.
Department of the Interior.
United State Land Otlice.
La Grande, Oregon, April 14, 1908
Notice U hereby 4,'iven, that as direct
ed by the Commiscioner of the general
land otfii, under the provisions of the
act of Congress approved June 27, 1906,
(34 Stats. 517,) we will offer at public
ale to the highest bid'er, at 10 o'clock
. m., on the !Tth day of May, next, at
I Ms office, the following tract of land:
NW SEV,f, Ntf SWt, Seo. 1, NEl
8ec. a, T. 1 S., It. 44 E. W. M.
Any persjns claiming adverel" the
the aliove-di-Hcribeil lands are advised
to file their claims or objections on or
liefore the time deFijnRted for rale.
F..C. BRAMWKLL, Register.
5215 A. A. ROBERTS, Receiver.
Cotirtflonse Notes.
J. M. Herman, Jr., the w ell known
school teacher and timber loealcr, who
resales cn Mini Flat, was brought to
Eiiterprin from Asotin, Wmlnesday,
and will be tried for insanity. He
left home eleven day ago in a de
mented condition nod was apprehend
ed at Asotin.
K. 11. lineman is being tried as to his
mental rendition, and is being held for
further testimouy from his family
Candidates cards at the Nevrs Record
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that it is preparing for prediction
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A wealth of new and appropriate
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Large, open-end envelopes jurt the
riirht trite t..r mailing the county buck-k-t
at News Record office. , , . ,