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About Enterprise news-record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1911)
City and County Brief News Items C. S. Haney ,was at Lostlne Fri day on. business. J A. Burleigh waft at Los time Thurs day on legal business. Take your eggs to Davis & Ward and gwt cash. 43btf Ed A. Anderson of Chlco went to La Grande Thursday on a business trip., " Mr. and Mrs, Aaron Wade went to Union county, Thursday, to visit rel atives. First doss shine at Calvin's Ibar bor shop. 6&btf. M S. F. Pace returned Wednes day from a visit with relatives at Lostlne. Editor R. H.' Jonas, and Mrs. Jonas of the Wallowa Sun aire In Portland ithia week. E. M. Barton of Promise made -' final proof on hi homestead at the La, Grandei land office) Wednesday. tt you want 'rood toad tor your team and good treatment oome to White Front Barn, 97btf 'Deputy District, Attorney Dill and Sheriff Edgar Marvin were at Los tlne, Thursday, holding the prelimin ary hearing of Alvln Harris, accused of shooting Fred Jacob. Miss- Jeuiit Knapp and Mr. Harry C. Hearing, both of Leap, were married by Rev. W. P. Sam ma at his. resi dence Wednesday afternoon at 1:15 o'clock. Harley and Mlaa Myrl Whlt more, were the! witnesses. Everybody will want to read Da vid Graham Phillips' new novel. Starts in, Saturday Evening Post of February 4. . 5 cents the copy deliv. ered to your home, store or office. Alvln Clayton, Enterprise agent. 76b 1 At the meeting . of the Baptist church of Enterprise Thursday night, February 19 was set as the date for the dedication, of the new edifice. A strong program Is being gotten out which will appear later. Mrs.. Ed. Beltazore of Pendleton, who hod been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashley, went on. to Joseph to visit friends. Mrs. Beltazora was formerly ; Mlsa Musty and resided in this valley some twenty years ago. W, . K. Brewster, the Wallowa photographer, visited friends and transacted business here Wednesday night. He expects to leave lm a day or two for Idaho and Montana, to locate when he finds the right place. Mrs. S. N, Browning went to Los tine Friday to dress Arch WlUett's wounds. His condition is precar ious, the attempted probing for the other bullet being unsuccessful! Tues day, the patient having a nervous collapse. The bullet Is supposed to be lodged at the base of the brain. We don't give you $6.00 worth of magazines for 98 cents and throw in a $4.00 fountain, pen as. a premium, but we will order any magazine published at the publisher's prices. JACKSON & WEAVER, Newst Agents. County Physician Anderson took Fred Jacob of Lostlne to the La Grande hospital, Friday. Jacob is tha boy who was shot in. December. He la to a very low condition, blood poisoning having set in. 'The fami ly Is In indigent circumstances, and the -county court had the boy sent to the hospital . Under Quarantine State Veterinarian Sayi; No Such Order Issuedr May In crease Bounty. State Veterinarian W. H. Lytle who was in the city, Friday, says no quarantine has been made, on Wallowa county stock, and none, will be If the order for muzzling dogs Is strictly obeyed. Dr. Lytle says the Gaskill & True horses' were not - quarantined at the Portland yards on account of rabies among coyotea in this county, or he would have heard of it. In. fact such quarantine order would have had to come from his office. He to in clined to think the, hold-up of thehore- es was for a monetary reason. Dr. Lytle says the 12 hunters sent out to the North End' are deputized by him and have orders and full pow er to kill unmuzzled) dogs.' He has asked the county' court to increase the bounty on coyotes for the next 60 days, and this will be1 de termined as soon as a quorum of 'the court gets together. The court; may also appoint a county veterinarian. Dr. Lytle has recommended! Dr. E. R. Flack for the position. CORN FED CATTLE. Paul Knapp and G. H. Crossland who own. farms along the Grande Rondo river below Powwatka,- were im town a day or two. leaving or their homes Friday, They had been out with cattle that thev sold to Wallowa butchers The cattle wer corn fattened, prob ably the first of the kind- ever mar keted within. thl county. Marriage Licenses. Jan. 18 Harry C. Hearing, 21, farmer, Wallowa; Jeult Knapp, 17, Wallowa. 293 acnes Alder Slope, $23,000.00 80 acres Alder Slope, $ 8,000.00 160 acres hill land, about six miles out, $2,000.00 320 acres, 12 miles out, $3,200.00 City Lots, $100 to $30O Residence Property, $650 to 33,000 Fire Insurance -Surety Bond Live Stock Insurance W. E. TAGGART, "lW timer Real Estate Man. ENTERPRISE, : : : : OREGON Enterprise Livery and Sales Stable BaKer ft Smith, Proprietors Fair treatment to everybody. Bus meets all trains 25 cts Commercial Trade a Specialty. First Class Rigs. Phone Orders Carefully Followed Horses Bought and Sold ' Feed For Sale Open Day and Night Pure Bred Black Percheron Stallion at this bam for service 3 We Need the Money We have the goods and they must be turned into cash. To show, even Missourians, we are in earn est, look at these prices. You know these goods and you know the regular price of them, and you know that these prices are less than cost laid down here in Enterprise: ' $45.00 Toledo Range; with warming closet, beautiful loefker and splendid cooker $36.00 $50.00 Toledo Range, warming close!: and hot water reservoir - - - $40.00 $65.00 Steel Malleable Range heavy, x non destructible best on earth $52.50 ' ' i ' Lots of coal in town and you can buy a coal . stove of us cheaper than you can freeze $ 9.00 Coal Stove for - - - $ 7.00 $15.00 Coal Stove for - - ' - - $U.OO $28.00 Howard Combination, coal or wood $22.50 $17 50 Wood Stove - - - - ' $13.50 $ 4.50 New Perfection Oil Heater - - $3.50 Many other articles in our store reduced in propor tion. Come NOW. ; These goods will not be re placed at these prices. S. D. KELTNER'S HARDWARE ENTERPRISE. OREGON orses Not Held COUNTY MONEY RECEIVED BY TREASURER FRANKLIN. Following are the amounts in the several funds turned' over by ex County Treasurer W. T. Bell, to Treasurer G. V. Franklin: General fund $12721 09 Contingent fund ... 1679 60 County school 719 82 County road 1469 61. Institute, fund 201 65 Indigent soldiers fund .... 60 73 County high school fund . . 3052 24 County library fund 30 30 Estray fund 122 65 Estate J. C. Standley .... 31 15 Estate Sam Magee 3 00 City of Lostlne .. 7 33 City of Joseph .' 32 70 City of Enterprise, ...... 7 67 City of Wallo.wa .... .... 36 46 Special school districts ... 390 84 Special road districts .... 630 92 Total .. $21197 76 Less amount due from scalp bounty fund $ 1083 19 Net . .total .... '.. $20114 66 COUNTY COURT MEMBERS ENDORSE GOOD ROADS. Judge J. B. Olmsted returned Wednesday from Portland where he had been attending the state meet ing of the county judges and com missioners. L. Couch of Wallowa, who was in. Portland on other bust ness, also attended. Mr. Olmsted says It was an Inter esting session, and of profit to all who attended because of the inter change of views and experiences. Th meeting endorsed the five highway measures now before the legislature, Oregon'9 first step toward good roads. Professional Cards Expenses Last Year Of Wallowa County Amount Spent Qn Several Accounts During 1910 County Clerk's Resume. Following Is a copy of the resume of the county's expenses during the year 1910, prepared by County Cleirk W. C. Boatman and submitted) to the county court: Pauper account $ 1479 20 Stationery and printing, and court proceedings.. 2127 29 Salaries 10795 00 Count house and jail, rent, lights, etc .. 2551 20 Circuit court, witnesses .. Justice court County commissioners, sal aries .... Insane account Coroner's account. ... .... Teacher's examination,. . . . OFFERED $6 WORTH OF MAGAZINES FOR $1. An agent giving the; name of C. C. Conway jwaa arrested Thursday even ing and lodged' In the county Jail awaiting Investigation. He was can vassing the town, offering two years subscription to the Ladles Home; Jour nal and the American Magazine, and a fountain pen all for $1. The same man canvassed Joseph under the name of H, E. Larson. That he found many to bite at the alluring bait is evidenced by the big roll found on him when he was ar rested' over $240. BOUND TO GRAND JURY ON SERIOUS CHARGE. Alvln Harris of near Lostlne was arrested Wednesday for shooting a boy maimed Fred J. Jacob oni Decem ber 10 last. At a preliminary hearing before Justice Goodman, , Thursday, he was bound over to the grand jury under $1000 bonds on the charge of assault with deadly weapon. Chris Cook, a material witness, (was put under $250 bonds. The story of the shooting as giv en at the hearing is, that several fellowa were hazing the Jacob boy. and Harris amused himself by shoot lng near the lad's feet, one bullet finally entering the upper part of the leg near the groin. The. matter was hushed up and .never became known to the authorities until a few days ago. The wound healed but lately in ternal suppuration started and the boy la in a bad1 way, likely to die. He was taken out to the La Grande hospital, Friday. 1735 10 323 25 590 95 59 45 20 20 118 00 Miscellaneousi 1628 22 336 48 41 41 2.1679 63 164 40 6 00 2174 00 Board of prisoners Rebate of taxes Court house, new building Expense of school superin. tendent Truant officer, . . . r Jury account .... Election account 2327 56 Deputy assessor 411 65 Total $48568 89 High school, teachers' sal aries $4577 03 High school, installing steam heating plant 2054 00 Totalr.i $6631 OS Roads and bridges, etc.. .. $23445 68 Scalp bounty, one-half re- mltted by state $ 2101 00 State tax $17484 90 NOTICE. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Enterprise Mercantile & , Milling company will be held at the company's office to Enterprise, Oregon, on February 8th between the hours of two and six p. m. for the purpose of electing a board of directors, and the transaction of such other business as. may properly come before said meeting. GEO, W. HYATT, 76s3 President. PARSON'S POEM A GEM. From Rev. H. StubemvaU, Allison, la., In praise of Dr. King's New Lire Fills. They're such a. health necessity. In every home these pllla should be. If other kinds, you've tried lm vain, USE DR. KING'S And be well again. Only 25c ait all druggists. C. T. HOCKETT. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office im Litch building. Room 115. Home Ind. Phone In office I and residence. W. C. KETCHTJM DENTIST - ENTERPRISE I X Office In Litch Building. Room I J 121. Home Independent Phone. I DR. W. L. NICHOLS. I Osteopathic Physician f " 135-137 Lditch Bide. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day. Phone la. Ros. end office. DR. C. A. AULT f PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON I Office In Bank Building. Horn phone both office and residence. T 'J..J- J. A. BURLBIGH ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office In Litch Building. Enterprise, Oregon. rili A A A J. J V 1 TT i r n .AA A.- n W SHEAHAN ft COOLEY I ' LAWYERS -. ENTERPRISE 7 rr i T. , 1 4 i a. TH03. M. DILL ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 1 1 Office in Litch building. Room! 107. Enterprise, Oregon. ' S 1 DANIEL BOYD ATT0RNFYAT.T AW Practice In all State Courts and ? Interior Department. Careful at- tentlon to all business. TTTTTTTTTTTt CHARLES THOMAA I LAWYER ENTERPRISE. ORE. t Practice la State and Federal i Courts and mt. Dept. Abstract J Bldg opposite court housu W. B. APPLKQATE. Notary Publlo Collections made. Real Estate out ht and sold and all business matters attended to. Call on or write ms. PARADISE, OREGON. gCanpfc' BmktHf latum tht Safity of Dipositt." Depositors Have That Guarantee at WALLOWA NATIONAL BANK OF ENTERPRISE, OREGON CAPITAL $50,000 ' - BURPLtJS $60,000 Wc Do a General Banking Business. Exchange Bought anl Sold on All Principal Cities. Geo. W. Hyatt, President Geo. 8. Craig, Vloe President W. R. Holmes, Cashier A. J, Boehner, Asst. Oashlsf , ' BIBKOTOM " Gko .B.Orai Gbo. W. Htatt Minn A. Holmm J. H. Dobbin W. R. Hoi.mbr la Grande Iron Works. D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor! Foundry and Machine Shop. Casting and Ma chine Work done on short notice. WE ALSO MANUFACTURE FEED MILLS Sawmill break down jobs promptly attended to GIVE US A TRIAL When you are in need of good printing come to this office and have it done right Circuit Court 8uits. Jan. 18 H. B. Starr vs. Laverty A Page. Mlsa Llda Flowers, formerly of this city, was married on Chrletmas Day to Pendleton to Mr. Glenn Lltzen berg. They have gone to Portland to reside. Llda'a many friends here wish her much joy and happiness. Joshua A. Downing, a pioneer of Leap, died Sunday night after a long i Line a. He was burled in. Wallowa cemetery, Tuesday. Obituary will be published next week, Mlaa Grace Pratt left Friday for Portland to see her brother John, who underwent a surgical operation there a few weeks, ago. He U get ting along nkely at laet report. On her way out, Mlsa Pratt will visit friends at Elgin and La Grande, and also at Vancouver, Wn, Stfia will be gone about a month. Lnloirses amid Wamiftedl ares ' "'II II," I I J. D. Huston, the Seattle horse buyer, has been' here 10 days, buying; horees. He has pur chased to date 30 some head. He will ship one car next Tues day, and expects to ship another car soon, so if you have any ood , Chunks from 125 O pounds and up to sell, you wiir.find him at the White Front Barn in En terprise. He wants horses fat and good hair. He is in the market for all the good, market able horses you have, and aims to pay the Highest Market Price So if you have such, call or phone R. L. DAY, White Front Livery, Enterprise
