City and County
Brief News Items
S. H. Ha worth ; went out ta La
. Grande Thursday.
A merry-gOTouind to already on
the fair grounds.
C. : C. Mahaffey went to Baker
City, BYtday, to stay several weeks.
Mrs. D. H. Jordan and children
returned, Thursday, . from a visit
at La, Grande, ,'
We are ehowlng the largest line
of Blankets In the coimty. W. J.
?uik & Co.
Pay your subscription to this pa
per fair week and receive) tho seml
weeWy Portland Journal a year free.
Shirley N. Browning la a new
clerk In the hardware department
of the B. M. & M. Btore.
George C. . Russell, of Swamp
Creek wae at Walkwa, Frldayt to
see the forest supervisor. . .
O, G. Holmes returned Thursday
from a few days stay at Wallowa.
Pat Loftus of Crow Creek accom
panied his daughter Iya to La
Grande, Friday, where she (wlll at
tend Sacred Heart academy.
W. S. Miller, deputy organiser
of the Modem Brotherhood-, eft
Thursday after several weeks work
here. He expects to return later.';
sNowis Jhe ;.te, to ;buy your
Fall and Winter Wearing'
Apparel
Men's Underwear in two-piece suits, Men's
. Union Suits, Shirts in all colors and . quali
fy ties, Suits, Overcoats, Sheep Lined Coats,
,-, .and Mackinaws, Slickers and Rubber Leg
: gins, and in fact everything to make you
comfortable for cold weather. , .
Shoes, Hats and Gaps
Come in and buy before the line, is broken . L
C; H. ZURCHER
The Men's Outfitter
WELCOME
TO OUR STORE
Make Our Store Your Headquart
ers During Fair Week
JACKSON & WEAVER
Mr. and) Mrs. D. A. McAlieter of
La Grande are visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs. W. A. Moss, and family.
They will remain, until after the fair.
Fred Wagner has moved Into his
new home, the former Flowers prop
erty, and Mrs. Homan Is now oc
cupyimg the house; vacated by the
Wagners.
C. W. Hicks received a telegram
Friday from Garnet, Kan., telling
him of the serious Illness of his sis
ter. There are no hopes for her
recovery.
- J. L. Browning has Installed a
complete bath room equipment and
hot and cold water In. every room
of his handsome residence on West
Greenwood stret.
P. Winner brought 4a a fine load
of fruit, peaches, apples, melons, etc,
from the Imnaha, Thursday. There
are some extra choice specimens for
exhibit at the fair.
.'Dr. V. L. Nlohojs, osteopath, u.
ceesor to Dr. Moore, has office hour -
all day Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, In Enterprise. Office over
the bank. 21atf
j"R. Carter, contractor and bulld-
ei of the addition to the school house
la limping on a sprained ankle, the
result of a low scaffolding giving
away white he was on it, Wednesday.
C. J. Eberhard, receiver of the
U. 8. land office at La Grande,
spent Friday here, coming down from
Joseph where he had been for a
couple of days on some legal busl;
neas. .-
The rush of water following a
cloud burst In , the canyon east of
Elale Makin's, Tuesday, overturned
a top buggy down an embankment
and over a wire fence. The driver
was unhurt. '
E. W. Rumble of La Grande was
here Wednesday and Thursday. Mr.
Rumble has bought hundreds of tons
of hay In the valley this summer,
and he says lit Is the finest quality
he ever saw. He has bought con
siderable grain also, and praises
the quality of the Leap wheat very
highly.
C. K. Due of Rognaa, who was
la town, Thursday; reports having
lied two bears, a tig one weigh
ing about 200 pounds, and a large
cub, on Tepee , creek below his
place a few day ago. He met three
txa.- but one got away as Bue did
not have any more bullets in his
Winchester. . "
The Semi-weekly Portland Journ
al will keep you better posted on
state, national and world news than
any little tqwn dally, and) this paper
gives you all the home news. Both
papers fair week for the price of
this one alone. Our solicitors are
on the fair grounds' or you can get
the same rate at the office. If
you don't come to town, send In
your subscription, by mall $2.00 for
News-Record and- Journal, or $1-60
for Chieftain and Journal.
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CHURCH PLANS MISLAID.
In some way a' copy of the blue
prints and specifications of the
new Baptist church has been mislaid
or; lost. Any one having or finding
thm will please .return them to
Rev. W. H. Gibson. s
v SHEEP SOLD WELL. .
A telegram from W. H. Graves
hi Chicago, says the train load of
shep sent to that market from, here
sold as follows: Yearlong wethers,
$50 per hundred; yearling ewea,"
$6.00; lambs, $685. -
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Between Joseph and Frazier Craig's, 1
pair new white duck blankets, 1 new
gren plush lined storm robe. Finder
return to L. E. Jordan, Enterprise, and
receive reward.
OU are invited to hear the latest music every day
of the fair in our store played by the famous
Columbia Oraphbphone
Full stock of Indestructible Records
Burnaugh & Mayfield Drug Store
ENTERPRISE, OREGON
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"LYRIC MAKING GOOD.
That Enterprise wae .wanting a
good picture show has ,been seen
. the steady patronage at the Ly
ric Theatre sjuoe It opened.
There will be a continuous per
formance all ' next week startling
at 1:30 p. m. and continuing until
10 at night - ;
One of the feature films for Mon
day is the story of Custer's last
stand, entitled "On the Little Big
Horn." This Is one of the greatest
Llstorical pictures ever made with
real Sioux Indians, Unitedi States cav
airy, etc. - .
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