For the
B Ovfnrfl trniiWpfl nrp nvpr- ft,
M
n
C.H. Zurcher
IS
Oxford troubles are over
come in the "FLORSHEIM"
No gaping at the ankle
No slipping at the heel.
Every "FLORSHEIM" Ox
ford is modeled on special
lasts anatomically correct
a guarantee of a perfect
fit.
Most Stvlfls arn $5.00
Exclusive
Agent
rou T1IK
IX WALLOWA COUNTY
All kinds (if Work Shoes, best
I minks of l.igh cut mid plow
i-hoos at reasonable prices.
C. H. ZURCHER
floiliinx, Men's Furnishings,
Hals, Ciips and ; '::
:i doors east of lunik
ENTEUI'RISH
All kinds of builders'
Hartshorn Keltner'e.
hardware at
15. li. liojd has bought the Dr. E. A.
'"osner property on Greenwood street
for $1000.
Mrs. F. J. Chauvet and children
have gene to Milton to remain during
Hie fruit season.
A. C. Miller left Saturday for Elgin
where he joined Mrs. Miller and to
gether they went on to Portland fur b
two week stay.
Tlie best Washing Machine on earth
in the Flyer. For tale by Hartshorn A
Keltner.
It. E. Heskott of Leap went to I'ort
land last week and with W. V. White
repescnts Wallowa county at the Pern
oeralio state convention.
ORDINANCE.
Henry Ibberson of Chicn left
Walla Walla, Monday, and on his
turn will be accompanied by
mother and other relatives.
foi
re-
hi-
Yarnish, stains
I acqueret n ukes
like new at B'i
City and County
Uriel' News Items
I'leluro framing n speciality at. Ash
ley's. i. W. Era, e-and F.d. McCall of the
North Country were buying supplies
In Enterprise Wednesday, and John
( u.'iy was here to mill.
Mrs. A. X. Hales, won and baby hoy,
Will In Walla, arrived Wednesday
night for ii visit with her sister, Mr.-,
i. (1. Kcnnie, and family.
Miss Amy Olni ted treated her Pres
byterian Sunday school class, consist
ing of Ki t'irls, to a jolly picnic on Carl
Whltiin r 'h place, Wedneiiday.
Screen doors and windows made to
order at the Second Hand Store, (let
your order in early. 7t2.
The One Minute Washer at Ashley's
Assessor-elect 1!. F. Miller was in F.n-
Special
County
Agents
Foil Til K
Famous
GOTZIAN
Men's Shoes
It has no superior
All sizes, styles and leathers
Light and heavy
Hot Shoe for the least money
Satisfaction guaranteed
THE
PETERS
SHOES rou WOMF.X.
MISSES &. CllILDHKN
are justly regarded as the
most satisfactory shoe.
Once worn, always asked
for. We are exclusive
agents for the PETERS
SHOES.
New Line of
T-adies'
Net
Waists
R.S. & Z. Go.
Home I'hoi e 12
New rrutera.il Building
ENTERPRISE, ORE.
terprisu Wednesday.
L. Couch and I'oid C Potter of Wal
lowa were in town Tuesday.
W. ('. Teel of Davcni ort, Wash., is in
the V ille.V thii week and may locate on
11 claim.
fishing tackle for sale nt Hartshorn
it Kelt ner's.
J. M. Long a Portland nttornfy was
here on legal business the First of the
I week.
Arthur Johnson of Iiunaha was a
business visitor in the county seat,
Wi'diR'nlay.
Pennine Cream, the best preparation
for chapiied hands and face, Is sold hv
Iliiriiaugh &, May field.
Sheriff-el et Edgar Marvin and fundi
of Wallowa will move to Eiiterpri-e
next week. Mr. Marvin takes ollice on
July 1.
Linseed oil and lampblack for sheep
marking at Hartshorn iV Koltncr's.
Miss Joyce Craig, w ho recently was
graduated from the Whitman Coner
T.itory of music, will return home tlvs
week,
(J. J. Wanner intends returning to
Portland about the middle of thU
uioi tli hut will come back to Enter
I rise hi the early fal'.
The Teachers Summer normal will lie
held in the high school building, begin
lug July (I and continuing for five
weeks. It will be under the managc
: incut of l'rof. W. M. Sutton.
Land ord llaiiimack of the Elgin 'it
Hotel was iu Enterprise Tuesdiiv. He
said lot) men ate dini.er at Ids hotel
Sunday mid 110 Monday, all on their
i way to work on the l.lgln-josepii rail
road extension.
John 1'. Siilin and four other men of
Troy, Idaho, were in looking over the
county recently ard were very fav
orably Impressed. Mr. Salln and
iirobabiy others will return and take
up homesteads.
Sen on doors made to your order at
Ashley's.
There w ill be services in the Enter
prise Ch'is in i) church, Sunday, Jim
21, at 11 a. m. at d 8 p. in. Sundai
seiieol and C E. everv Sunday at usual
hiinru ('liiitvh incntlnD folliiu illir even-
inif wofi'ii., im .tmi. 91 fur iihu'tion (if
ollicers and delegates to state conven
tion at Turner, lire. All mcuibcrt re
iiicsted to bo present.
Strychnine and poisoned wheat at
Iliiriiaugh & May field's. Does the
trick fci squirrels. .
A party consisting of Mcsditincs J. I,
Drowning, tieo. M. tiaily, K. A. Pol'tit
ind W. K. Holmes, MNs Eloise Ilolniei
and probably Mr. Holmes will leave
Saturday morning for Portland on a
ileasure trip and visit with friends ami
-elaiives iu the Willamette valley. J.
v.'. Shackelford w ill take t hem to Elgin
mil the tiip is looked Toward to as one
if great pleasure, with a picnic dinner
en route.
An Experienced Nurse offers her ser
vices to the people of Enterprise and
tlcinity. Address Mrs. Emily Spleer.
Enterprise, Ore., or leave word at No
Itecord otl.ee. Otf
Win. McKcn.ie, little daughter Flor
nee, and sister, Miss Ella, and Kieh
ard Maxwell and sister, Miss Anus, al
if Wallowa, vihittsl friends here Friday,
on their way to Imnalm, where they
vill lie guesls ei l.eonarvl Johuson ami
family several days. Miss Mayniii
Johnston, of Wallowa, who has been
with the News Kinord, nceompauled
them to Imtiaha.
and ' nshes an.
o' . , niture look
J. & Ma field's.
J. W. " w, the well know i
Clov ' ii, rancher, was in towv
W t ony. He hrnught i nt a line
. bei.rskin, a tiophy of a recent
mint.
Alfied H. Holmes, who taught a vei
sncci si-ful term of school at Arko in th
North Country, is in Enterprise to se
County Superintendent Kerns on school
business.
A larire plate glass pane has been put
in the Chieftain oliice window, and ti e
toys had this one insured w ith W. E.
I'aggart so they won't lose it all if it h
lU'cidently broken.
Screen doors and wire screen for sail
by Hartshorn it Keltner.
The fomidatii n is in for J. II. Doli
bins' line new home on Prairie Creek
A I Key nolds lias started work on Ed
Hart's new home. C. E. Pratt's hand
some reddened is bein roofed tlii
e k.
Mrs. Chas. Willgerndt returned Fri
day from the Willamette valley. She
went to Salem several weeks ago to at
tend the grand Indite of Kebekahs, and
remained to visit friends at Portland
w here she formerly resided.
I.. J. Hurnaugh left Wednesday foi
the Willamette valley where he will
join his wife in her visit at Corvaili
and will also att'ind the grand lodge of
the Knights of Pythias. Mr. Bur
naugh is an ex-tfinnd oltieer of the
order.
Mrs. Mabel C. Moore and Mis
Ivatlierine Kay, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Kay, will arrive from Cald
well. Ida.. Thursday niiiht. Mrs. Moor.
for a visit and Miss Kay will reinaii
here having accepted a position as clerk
in W. .1. Funk & (Vs.
I( yon have a hicych , gun, or sewing
machine that needo repairing bring it t(
the Second Hand Store. Prices right
aud all work guaranteed. 7t
Marion L. Harris has returned t(
Wallowa county from Myrtle Poiut
where ho went several months ago to
locate. An interesting letter from Mr.
Harris, descriptive' of his trip will hi
nublished next week iu the News Re
cord.
Oscar llcrbilld. J. A. Doran 1111(1
Charles Kails of Paradise, John Curry
C. E. Boll and Andy Forbes of Flora
K. E. ISetehell and II. W. Dorse, Jr., ol
Day Rhine were among the business
visitors in Eulernrise from thu Nortl
Com. try during the last week.
Hon. I). W. Sheahan left Sunday
and Hon. J. A. Burleigh Monday, foi
Portland, the former to attend tin
grand chapter, U. A. M., nnd Mr. Bur
Iclgh the grand lodge, A. r. iV A. m
Both will doubtless mingle with their
fellow distinguished Democrats at tin
statu convention of that party.
Tim new pastor of the Christi: n
church, Uev. N . S. Crockett, preached
his llret sermon in that church Sunday
inr ruing to a largv and attentive cou
gregatioil. Mr. Crockett is a genial
man and has spent the week getting
acquainted with the citizens generally
He aud his family have moved into the
Chauvet rropertv. He will over py tin
pulpit here and at Wallowa on nlternal
Sundays.
The F.pworth Leairiie social at the
Methodist church Tuesday evening was
well attended and was a very pleasant
affair. The electric globes with pinl
shades made a si ft pretty light over th
room. Four booths, French, Irish, tier
man and Japanese, were presided over
by young ladies if the lA'ugue. MU
l.nlu Owusliey aud Miss I aura Kcrland
served at the French table, M.ss Cora
Norland and Miss Kathryu OuFur at
the Irish, Miss Mabel Wilson aid MUs
Jennie Kcrland, Oernian, and Miss
Nellie Stubhletidld and Miss Bessie
Willgerodt, Japanese. The booths were
nil prettily decorated with tlowers and n
large bouquet of lilies stoisl on the
piano, A short but interesting pro
gram was given aud the remainder ol
the eveuing devoted to luncheon aud
coiiversalioj. The proceeds amounting
ft 10 will lie used towards di fraying
the expenses of scudiug a delegate to
the Epworth League convention which
meets June at Payette, lib. ho.
Miss Marie CI. inch has Ix-en choi-eii as
delegate.
An Ordinance to provide for holding
special elections in the city of Enter
prise, Wallowa county, Oregon.
The city of Enterprise does ordain
as follows:
Section 1. A special election Khali
he called by the city recorder of the
city of Enterprise, in Wallowa county.
Oregon, 'or the purpose of voting on
any ordinance, amendment or munici
pal measure, pertaining to the ciiy
barter, of t lie city of Enterprise, Ore-!
on.
Section 2. The recorder under the
lirection of the city council shall give
nitice of such special election by cans-'
ng notice thereof to ne pUDllslieit In a
lewspaper, pub islied in the city of
Enterprise, for at least two weekly
.mlilicatioiis, and which notice shall
Militant the date when and place where
ucb special election shall he held; the
tiiiciidiuciit. ordinance or municipal
neasiire to be voted on; and the hour
.vh;ii the polls shall be opened and
dosed, and the date of the Urt pub
lication of such notice.
Section 3. Within tiiirty days and
not less than tifteen days fron the
late when the recorder ahull have
leen directed to call such special elec
ion, the city council shall appoint
three judges of election, two of whom
nail act as clerks of election.
Section 4. The polls shall be ( pen
from 1 o'clock in the afternoon uiifil 7
luck in the afternoon, ami nil
persons who are qilallliei! i lectors, ;
mult r the luwsof the State of Oregon,
and have reside 1 thiriy days in!
the city of Enterprise, Oregon, J
iiiiiuediatelv proceeding the ehc'ion, ;
hall lie entitled to vote at such special i
lection. i
Section !. Tn case any Judge or clerk
of such special election unpointed by
the council shall be absent at the time i
if the opening of the polls, the electors '
present may appoint some person or ,
lersons to nil such vacancy or vacan
cies, hut all judges anil clerks must he
Inly (puilitleil electors of the city; lint
tin error iu the notice of election or the
(I'lalinentinns of judges and clerks of
such special election shall not invali
date the election.
Section 15. Imnie liately after the
cloxe of the polls the ballots shall be1
counted ami the returns made out ai.d
certified to by the judge an 1 clerks of
election. The ballots shall hi pine, d
iu packages, and the packages securely
icaled, and within twenty-four hours
thereafter the returns shall be filed
md the ballots deposited witli the city
ecorder.
Section 7. Within five day after
Ulch special election, the city council
-hall meet and canvass the returns,
md the recorder ahull upon order of
the council publish the results of such
dection", one time, in a newspaper.
published iu said city of Enterprise,
Oregon.
Section 8. Tills ordinance shall take
ffect and be iu force from and after
its approval ly the Mayor, and pub
licntioii according to law.
Approved, June 8, 1908.
B. M AYKiui-D, Mayor.
Attest:
W. E. Tauoakt, City Recorder.
Enterprise
House
Opera
2nd Performance of The
Streeter-Bryan Company
Presenting The Laughable Comedy Drama
JKe Qrecxt Diarrxorxd jvljsterj, or
New specialties and new moving pictures
CCC Mr. Streeter As The Funny Lawyer
OCl Miss Bryan As Pauline Nelson
Saturday, June 13th.
Don't Forget The Date. This company will
appear once a week during the summer.
Watch The Papers For The Date.
r
&EV1. GO
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Kas purchased a complete line of Clothing,
consisting of all the latest styles and patterns
of the day, Baught, Brandegee, Kincaid and
Wood, Utica, N. Y. In order to make room
for this stock of clothing we will give to the
people of Wallowa county some of the great
est bargains that we have yet offered, and
especially will we do this with our cash cus
tomers, always giving them a good cash dis
count, and we will do more as we want to
cut dywn our mammoth stock of merchandise
before the railroad gets to Enterprise. We
will give bargains in every department of our
large store and we will give the same cash
discount in other departments to all those
spending their cash with us.
You know by the past, that we will trout you right, so come
to the E. M. & M. Co. foi g vatt r I nr a ns than ever before.
ilespectfudj .
THE ENTERPRISE M.&M.G0.
second-hand" store
R'ODGERS BROS., Proprietors
Notice is hertby tdven that at the
last general election held June 1, litOS,
vote was had for and aifiiuist sw ine
l uniiinv at large, as petitioned tor by
more than 100 legal voters of Wallowa
county, Oregon.
The vote was duly canvassed and
abstracted according to law, and there
appeared upaiust swine rniiiiim; at
lari?e, Xo. VsSi votes; for swine ajniniiiM
;it larue, Yes, s2l votes. It is I Ben-fore
hereby declared bv the Court that the
result of said election for the entire
county was against swine running at
lnue.
It is therefore hereby considered end
ordered by the court that the running
at hire of swine is hereby absolutely
forbid 'en and prohibited within the
limi's of .'aid Wallowa county, Oregon,
on, from and after sixty days from the
date of the liivt publication i f thi.
notice, under penalty of rive dollars for
Hrst offense, ten dollars for ach and
everv subseiUi nt offense, to be recov
ered from the owner of the swine bv
civil action in the mime of the state of
Oregon. S. c Sec. 41'40, V 1. 2, U. & C
Codes nnd Statutes of Oregon.
Pate of tirst publication, June 11,
l!W8. J. A. I-'kkncii,
7l3 C' uiity Clerk.
Dealers in new and second-huntl goods. Bicycles and Bicycle
Supplies. Bicycle and dun Repair Shop. Furniture made or
Repaired, Screen Doora and Windows made to order. Give ua
a trial. Our prices are right and all work gua run teed.
Bids For School House Addition.
Sealed bids will be received until
noon, Satuidiiy, June 20th, for the erec
tion of a one-story addition to tlio l'iil
lio School building in this city, accord
ing to the plans and specifications now
on file with C. M. I.ockwood, clrrk.
The privilege to reject any and all bids
is rescrvid. Contractor must furnish
bond.
By order of the Board of Pirec'orof
School District No. 21.
Euterpiise, Ore., June , ItHH
7t2 C. M. LocKwoon, Clerk.
Unclaimed Letters.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in En tei prise pootollice: John X.
Allen, John Ueaeh, C. A. Doty, J. I .
1 1 u u tor, Mr. A. 1. Jack, Mr. Sum it 1
M nun, Joseph MeUO, Mr. L. D. Roberts,
Mr I- 1'. Keese. Wheu milling for
alcve letters please say advertistd.
W. T. 1 MX, V. M.
Ruberoid Rooting, 1 ply ar.d 2 ply, for
sale by Hartshorn Keltner.
THE WALLOWA G0UNTY
HIGH SCHOOL
Will open for the year, September 7, 908.
Instruction will be given in the Classical,
Scientific, English and Commercial courses
in accordance with the Teachers' Manual
and Course of Study which w.ll be mailed
upon application.
The Manual should be iu the hands of all who contemplate
attending Hie High School this year, as it contains "Iteiuireinents
for Admission,' "Advance Standings," "Requirements for Gradua
tion," "Special Students," "Length of School year," "Class
Records," "Expense," and other facts of vital iinporlunce to the
person entering.
The citizens of Enterprise will spare no effart to provid; board and
rjoms at reasonable rates for those who make their wants
known at an early date.
Eor f.inher information, address,
J. W. KERNS, Principal, rmprprisi', Oit'Kon.
Tho Annual Summer Normal
For Wallowa County
will open for n five weeks' sessii n in the High Schrol hnil.linir, Enter
piise, .11 L i, ItlOS. TiMicheis (icH. itiL' preparation fr tin- August ex-
ii. illation should not fail tn take advantage of thi- opportunity to raise
the tjrade of their eel tiflcate. Tuition w ill lie ten dullars for Hie term
For further information nddre-s,
W. M. 8UTT0.N or JNo. W. KERXS, Kulerpris -
(-re.
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