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About The news=record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1907-1910 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1909)
City and County Brief News Items W. W. White was a Wallowa visi tor Friday. J. W. Blckrord returael home rron. La Grande We.'.neiday. Lon Davis, the planing mill man returned Thursday from a busies trip to La Grand:;. Mrs R. M. Fay is scoring fron a badly straned arm, caused by i Yes. we will sel you Extra Sta, A Star cedar Shingle for poi M spot cash. E. M. & M. Co. Horn, to the wife of J. II. .l-bln of Iralrle Creek, a ten pound daugh ter, Sunday, April 18. J. A, Burleigh was at Lo I'liuraday on busflnois connected wit! the new mining company. ihe retail merchants of the conn y met at Wallowa Friday am .i.kel over matters of mutual con -em. . Air. and Mr.?. Hrock of Kontuck; arrived here ThursJay to locate. H a a nQDhe of V. V. Hrock of A or Slore. , E. Howard, who was hers con e l.ig tLe deal for the Alien laud oil to hU home at Clarksto.. Thursday. l.os lne Hep.rter: i:ORN To M: t..d ..m-s. Goo. llo.isor Tuesday, Apr , a bo... Lir. llorkett of Knlerpris . ai in attendance. r i;,d rs. I?ahh llollnmbae' ivo boon residing at La Grande 0:11110 in Ue.inusclay and will aU heir home hero. J, ,1. Clll.ert, of l'i'ot Rock, wli .a' 'A hi 1 wlih t'ie lo.al teuu Vi :'e ii.'iies la it summer, relurne. i ;i r. e thi ) week. a.ia. e Decer, who had bee i j ., Waterprlse for saver;: ji i, rstJined Tliurs.lay accompany nh .iij a.ner, VV. H. Decker, who rt ! r.ie I home from Union. F. S. Brain wel , managor of the L Graudo siiKar fa tory, wns hero ove huraday nlrht, making nrrangomenU o have the fa tjiy's leased grounc nut In share fjr planting sugai beets. Fnr Tlnrhoil V Ira. Woven Wire Fencing. Poultry Netting, wlro screui cloth, Annealol wlro, wagons, hacks buggies, or unvt'iiag In Farm Imple merits, see the E. M. & M. Co. Air. and Mrs. .1. W. Allen and baby i' lrned home Thursday from Now ,ort, where they 8,:e it a co.iplo o uonths for the benefit of Mrs, Al Ion's heilUi. She U much Improved and It Is thought tlio orev.i wind offertel a co.nilo e cure. Now Is the time to use the squlrrol poison, when they are first coming out. Got Strychnine, the kind thai kills. Don't be fooled by a cheap and inferior quality. The genuine is for sale by Burnaugu & Mayflold, the druggists, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ainey enter tallied a small company to dtmioi Saturday In honor of Mrs. Frank Stubblofleld and daughter, Mis Nellie, and their own children. Gladys and Gene, all of whose birth day annlversailes occur about the same date. Mis;e Margaret It. hum and Goldie McElroy of Wallowa, who were here to at' end the horse show, wore also guests. Shingles, Ruuerotd Roofing, Win dows, Doors, Lumber, Nails, Builders Hardware, and nearly all kinds of building mateiial at prices guaran teed as low as the lowest. We make a specialty of submitting bids on bills for entire materials for build ing purpose i. We protect our pa trons both as to price and quality of goods. E. M. & M. Co. Lisk ware at Keltner'B. Judtn O. M. Corklns made a busl ess trip to Wallowa Friday; Mrs. 11. C. Cramer returned Thurs ;y from a visit with her daughter t Wallowa. Winchester 22 short cartridges at i .Sc per box at the E. M. & M. Co. itore. Ed Be -land, Jo se.ih harness deal r, visi.el hii people here Thurs- day. i i. A. F. Poley returned Thurs Dy from a business trip to Port ,ind. Gojd, rich milk, 21 quarts for $1. lelivered to your door. W. A. Mur ray, Enterprise. 60bt Rev. C. E. Trjeblood will preach it the Reavts sthoolhouae next Bun ay at 3 p. rri, Singer sewing machine and a type riier for sale cheap for cash. W. I. Sutton. C7bl 1'. R. Ferguson, foreman of the i:ie cutters working on the court ouse, was calle 1 to Boise on urgent :'iit bjsl.ieis matters Friday. Mrs. E. W. Stjel and baby and aughter Margarot went to La : ramie Fillay lor a few days visit ,i!h her sist3r. ,.m. Jesslo and Henry Anderson, of iico'iia, are here to locale. . Mr. Aid acoma, arj he e to locate. Mr. Aa lerson has filed on a homestead and r. Jeisie will probably buy a place. O.aiges. lemons, coco.inuts, sweet lUtoes, dates, li.;s, celery, spinach, ill ice, fr"on o .la:w, pie plant, and :ire stiained honey are among tho ite-it a: rivals at the E, M. & M. Co. (lore. a,.t:.in J. T. Apperson, of Glad j.io, Eopartmcnt Commander of the . A. K. lor Oregon, wa3 at Joseph is;;e:ting the post there Thursday a. i. r. Apperson was on his an lal tjur of Inspectioa In this part C th a state. ja!;, t ttttmt . ..:.333r3t3ctij V . a secret way We have become Headquarters for Stylish, Well-Made Clothes for Men, Youths and Boys, is because we handle Brandagee, Kinkaid & Cos Celebrated. Tailor-made Garments, the Best for the Price in the United States. We Guarantee every Garment to give Per fect Satisfaction. : : : : : : : : : UT PEDDLERS AND LOCAL DEALERS ON AN EQUALITY THI j paper has no desire to say ..heie or with whom its reader.! iliould trade, but It suggests that vliea the itlneie.it stove peddler, and iiiggy vendor co:no round that you member your note that he is so tiling to take is sold discounted . some -no who will insist on tin oiey wlu-n it li due. Remember, t!so, for cash you can buy every bit , i-.i i.iji of your home dealer, anl Hi a bettor chance of not being he.itol In qual.ty, aa the home man s bore to back up hi3 guaratitea, bile tlio other fellow is here today (1 a.vay, away off tomorrow. If you lasist on buying of the .! er, It would be no more thai Ir Tor him to subscribe liberally i t!ie roads, churches and schools yjir neighborhood. Strike hlni jr ?." or 10, for It Is almost sure our home dealer has put down that xh or more besl.les the taxes he .ays, Unnlly, the pe.ldler ought In all alrness take part of his pay In but r, e ,gs or other produce and thus e yo.i a chance -to make a little iro lr. The home dealer" does. MANUEL PART 1 1 At the Presbyterian Church Friday, April 30 Admission 50c Watch Chain No chain of superior quality made. Guaranteed highest grade gold-filled chain, solid gold soldered throughout, bright polish, medium size linKs, extra strong' Price $6.39 MARTIN LARSEN Main Street, 3 doors cast of rostoflice. ENTERPRISE, OREGON Thit is For You, Read This And HOME PEOPLE GET1SE Now it the time to buv town property, before outside people come In and then you will say, "WllAT A FOOL' 1 HAVE UKKN." Buy now while cheap. Enterprise is iroinjr to grow this next year as you never saw it Jfrow before. Now this is soniothiiiR that everybody don't tell you and everyone don't know it. We have resident lots "from $i0 up to $225 and business lots, some with buildings und some without. . A e have all kinds of good buys in real estate. New Era Land Company J. B. Selbert, Manager, Enterprise, Oregon 1st Door West of Shcnhan's mWSC Attention tW M v 11 if 4 LtJ'- -- J i fit 'W'ik XSl $lW-',ti'ntfi&X ments. They arenot !jf j M fT xk fcTCSf'l I l!Af Bweat-shop stuff, but ' t'A! 4 1 1 ' ' AWV V W(hiWsA m0iirA t.u.r. ;:htir& iipr-ifkm I- vcAr 4 in m - tfSa I r 1 trXM'' h f lJr Km i-il I A la .i COPVPIOHT, 1908, BY BRANDEOCE KINCAID &Ca COLLEGE CHAP Snappy Style especially for young men. Tailor-made, all wool, in Grays, Browns and all fashionable colors. Light and medium-weights. We guarantee a fit and the quality of the goods. Prices from $15 up. ' COPYRIGHT, 1908, BY BRANDEOEE KINCAID ; COLLEGE CHAP, JR. Nearly like the College Chap, . but varying some to suit varying tastes. Just as popular with young men as the other. Men's Business Suits Genteel, Fashionable Cut. favorite with the public. Extra quality goods, and a general APPORTIONMENT OF 8CHOOL MONEY BY SUPT. CON LEY County Superintendent Conley has jiade an apportionment of ?5 for nch person of school age in the var .ous districts. The districts, clerks, number of school age and amouut of .ne orders sent were as follows: vist. Clerk Sch. Census. Ain't N. H. Bratnlet 69 293 00 A. Chenoweta 49 2 15 00 S. H. Boner 50 250 00 Amos Gre:r 40 200 00 O. W. Chambe s 25 125 00 F. F. McCu ly 2(59 - 1345 00 R,'-B. Uowmai 181 905 00 W. C.Dorrance U 5i. t o J. V. Huffman ' 21 10: 00 H. C. Gowey 43 -j 00 Q. B. Denny 43 240 00 C. A. Hunter 262 1310 00 Chas. Down 31 163 00 F. K. Engllih 27 135 00 F. A. Downing 45 225 00 Mary A. Elmer 21 120 00 Ira Pratt 63 315 00 C. M. Lickwoal 333 165 00 J. T. AloLaln 63 315 00 A. K. Muna 53 265 00 Thos. llich 9 45 00 H. A. Bunu 21 110 00 B. Fo.ilica 3J 160 00 F. J. Shine 7 35 00 J. P. Averill 19 95 00 F. S. Johnson 102 510 00 B. Marks 23 115 00 Ada Crura packer 23 115 00 Geo. V. Paddock 63 315 00 Mrs. S. Young 8 40 00 V. I. Sanner 30 150 00 J. F. VanCamp 23 113 00 J. B. Pace 20 100 00 N. W. Appllngton 17 85 00 S. ,P. McNeil 36 ISO 00 John Q. Wray 34 170 00 T. A. Bartlett 33 173 00 Olaf Anderson 36 ISO 00 G. D. Daniel 23 125 00 U. C. Masohu 2 120 00 C. P. Carper 17 8 00 Win, Stace 23 115 00 C. AV. Brown 13 63 00 F. A. Harsin 16 SO 00 tin ma Wilson 16 SO 00 Anna Humphreys 17 S3 00 G. M. Fenton S 40 00 C. M. Russell 11 55 00 Mrs. M. P. MPer 8 40 00 Q. I, Colpitis 16 SO 00 i2 A. S. Ford 20 100 00 63 I. Hetrick 20 100 00 64 Emma Owens 20 100 00 65 H. J. Butler 13 75 00 i6 J. M. Castael 22 110 00 67 J. H. Manley 19 95 00 G8 H. Larsen 21 103 00 iJ E. B. Wilson 11 55 00 70 Mrs. Edward Renfrow (Newly or ganized.) The Woman's Union Missionary society will meet at the home of Mrs. i sthe, Tuesday afternoon, April 27, at 2:30. RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN National Forest Notice is hereby iriven that the lamls described below, embracing 236 acres, within the Wallowa National Forest, OreRon, will op wliject to settlement and entry under the pro 1. ions of the homestead laws of the United States s d the act of Juno 11, 1906 CM Stat.. ZXS), at the Uritod Slates land othce at I.a Grande, Oreiron on June 22. Any staler who was actually ami in irood faith claiming any of said lands for asri cultural purposes prior t January J. 190S, and has not abandoned same, ha9 a preference riRht to make a homestead entry for the lands actually occupied. Said lands were listed upon the appli cations of the persons mentioned below, who have a preference right subject to the prior right of any such settler, provided such settler or appli cant is qualified to make homestead entry and the preference right is exercised prior to June 22, 1909. on which date the lands will be subject to settle ment and entry by any qualified person. The lands embrace a tract of 165 acres situated in what will prthahly be, when surveyed. Sec. 16. T. 4 S.. R. 48 K.. W. M.. bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a yellow pine tree 34 inches in diameter 44 links from the west bank of Imnaha River and 1.23? chains south of Mahogany Creek, extending thence N. 88 W. 22.81) chains; Ihence N. S2o w. I2.it chains; thence N. (Wo 45' K 82.50 chains; thenco N. 6 W E. 4ii.40 chains; thence S. to E. 2t chains: thence S. 44 E. ap proximately 2 chains to Imnaha River; thence 3. along west bark of river to a point due east of comer 1; thence W. to place of beginning. Vari ation 21o E. Said tract was listed upon tho ap plication of John W. Johnson, of Kruita, Oregon. Also a tract of 81 acres in unsurveyeo Sec. 2ft, T. 6 N., R. 46 E., bounded anil described as fol lows: Beginning atalonetirS foet in diameter whence claimant's house bears N. 6.; W. 6.7 chainr: extending thence S. 47 16' K. chains; thenco S. 70 W. 41.90 chains; thence N. 3o 30' W. 20.73 chains; thence N. "0 40' E. 41.40 chains; thence S. 2o 45' K. 11.76 chains to the place of be ginning. Listed upon application of Mrs. A. H. Aplington, of Bly. Washington, who alleges set tlement in lM'tf. Fred lVnnett, t'ommiaf toner of he General Ijind Oftlre, Apt.roved April 9. I!si9. Frank Fierce, First Assistant Secretary of i he Interior. 67S4 Call for City Warrants. Notice is hereby given that there is sufficient funds to meet all out atanding warn (.its of the City of Ent erprlse and Interest ceases cJa same fiom aid after this date. April 24, 19D9. C. M. Lockwood, City Treasurer. The water works bonds have come and Mayor Mayfleld and Recorder Taggart are busy making money $30,000 worth. CHURCH SERVICES. Sr. E. Church: Sunday school at 11 a. ni.and 8 p.m. MoiMing subject, "Seeing God"; evening subject, Men. 'p worth league at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. Everyhoiy welcome. Rev. C. . :eblood, pastor. C. E. Trueblood, Pastor. Services at Presbyterian church as usual next Sunday. ALL THE DAILY PAPERS, MAGAZINES AND THE National Weeklies at Coleman Brothers The Best Cigars, Confec tionery and Fruit. Stationery Supplies of all kinds. First door east of Postofftce. MONEY TO LOAN Japalac. varnish stains, linseed . oil at Buruaugh & Maytleld's. Slate Funds loaned, 6 per cent. John P. Rusk. Atty. State Land B'd. Joseph All kinds of builders' hardware at S. D. Keltner's. C. H. HASTINGS PLASTERER and FLUE BUILDER All VorK Guaranteed first' "class. Prices Right At Commercial Hotel ENTERPRISE, OREGON Our Resources And Facilities For caring for your banking wants are most ample. Are you enrolled among our customers? It not we should like to have -ou. We do many and a great variety of things for our customers, and accommodations and courtesies consist ent with safe banking are extended to all accounts, whether large or small. Call on us when in need of banking facilities. Stockirowers and Farmers National Bank Wallowa, Oregon J. D. WALCK Real Estate Dealer . NOTARY PUBLIC Mitchell Hotel Block JOSEPH. OREGON
