Enterprise news-record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, March 04, 1911, SATURDAY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCombine For Better Schools a klnd-heartd,- hoo-HB -end-was beloved and . esteemed by . all . that knew him well. FEBRUARY WEATHER REPORT; ENTERPRISE Paradise Correspondent 8uggets Con- Following is the weather report (or February kept by the physical geog- rapby class 'of the Wallowa county High school: Niimher of rlnnr riav 14: number raraaise, eo. i-a s "of 8tornjy days,. 10; number of cloudy ! solidation Personal New Notes Reported. about this assessment business. In this township there Is a tract of 480 acres on which the taxes are $27.40. Another tract in this township of sim ilar land' and Improvement but only half as large, 240 acres, pays $30.87 tax. i There has been a lot of talk about the moving of the school house in dls trict: 27. to I will add my mite. If Deer Creek, Paradise and Star 'dis tricts were consolidated, we could have; a school that amounted to some thing. ,The great trouble ia that ev eryone wants the schoolhouse in his yard. Ed Renfrew of Lost Prairie was a Paradise visitor last week. Ray Renfrew attended the funeral of his 'uncle, Tommy Wright, who died of blood poisoning at Cove. The coyote scare is over as there have been no new stories lately, OBITUARY. , Lazarus Wright was born in Novem ber,1848, in Taney county, Missouri, He crossed the plains when but two reara of aze with his parents. His father died on the way and was bur led by the Platte river. His mother came on to southern Oregon and set tled! at Myrtle Creek with her boy, enduring all kinds of hardships and privations, including auacKs uy iu dlans. They .. removed from Myrtle Creek to Union county near the Cove In 1863 and he came to Wallowa coun ty in 1890, settling in the Chesnim nus ' country. He lived there with his i wife, accumulating considerable property. His wife died a year ago December 15. He had been falling in health since her death, and passed away, Thursday, February 22. He was Annual Election f0f Improvement Loague WWl Be Held Thursday, Mjirch ft Splendid Results of Fll st Year's Work. ! V MRS. Q. E. ODLB i Piano and Organ Instructor ENTERPRISE, OREGON Terns Seasanable Ham Ind. Phon days, 2; average temperature, 1 de grees above at 9 a. m.; 'coldest days. 27th and . 28th, 4 degrees above at 9 a. m.; warmest days, 1st and tlth, 40 degr. above at 9 a. m.; prevailing winds, light and variable. WEDDING BELLS, Wrlflht-Henderson. " A very pretty wedding occured Wed nesday evening, March 1, at the) home of Mrs J. A. Wright on Hurricane Creek; whiri Miss Lula Wright was married to Mr. Ernest) Henderson The ceremony was performed by Rev, Deal of Joseph. After the ceremony a fine supper was served. Only the immediate friends and rel atives of the bride and groom were present. Many handsome and useful presents were received, among which were the following: Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hayes, silver knives and forks; Mr. and Mrs. W. J Roup, silver spoons: Mr. and Mrs. Jaa Steen, salad dish; Mr. and Mrs. forary Falrchlld. sauce dishes; -Mr. and Mrs S. B. Warnock, cups and saucers and dish; Mrs. Margaret Ownbey, plates; Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kenworthy, lamp and towels;! Myrta Hayes, meat plat ter; Lulu and Hettle Ownbey, erac er bowl; Sylvia Steen, cups and sauc ers; Lora Roup, spoons; Myrle Own bey, towels; .Mary Warnock, dish; Dam a Roup, salt and pepper shaker; EInora and Macel Emmons, towels; Thelma Steen, bread and butter plate Lester and Bert Emmons, tureen; Mr and Mrs. L; B. Emmons, cream pitch er, sugar bowl, spoonholder and but ter dish; J. R. Stuber, gloss water set; Edgar Ownbey, pickle dish; Dan Hunsaker, silver spoons;? Mr. and kit Jesse Masterson, salad dish, a Motner's Safeguard. Foley's Honey and Tar for the chil dren. It Is best and safest far all coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough and bronchitis. Mo opiates. Butbaughi ft Mayfleld.' Bargain in Timber Land Owing to ill' health I must go away, and I VjffVfp j sale my timber land at Elk fountain ' ' . , ;-28CL Acres Good Saw Timber -Yellow Pingj Tamarack and Fir. Good soil, living. tream year round. 15 miles from Enterprise. Good county road. . $6 an acre. Easy terms. I. GRAVED. Enterprise Oregon s -,-.v, 1 1 'i s;'!:u id la Grande Iron .Works. D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor?" "yx : Foundry and Machine Shop. Casting, and Ma- '"'f. chine Work done on short notiea. "- WE ALSO MANUFACTURE FEED UILL3 Sawmill break down jobs promptly attended to gIve us a trial 2D3 seres Alder Slope, $28,000.0 - . , SO seres Alder Slope, $ 8,000.00 . 160 aeres biU land, about six miles out 1000,0 820 seres. 12 miles out, $3,200.60 : .- City Ut, $100 to 3300 -Rld)nc Property, $6SO to 93tOOO Fbre Insurance Surety Bond Mire Stock jfn sir iJsee W; Ei TAGGART, ruftttt ENTERPRISE, , ; : : : T" : OREGON . .... .. , .-. : - -- j . fNtwewssr'"-- ! it u ' n r I Enterprise livery and Sales Stable BaKer Q Smith, Proprietors ? Fair treatment to everybody. us meets all trains -25 ots ; . v v Commercial Trade a Specialty. , First Class Rigs. Phone Orders Carefully Followed Horses Eovgbt and Soil i Feed For Sale Open Day and Night Pure Sred Black Percheron Stallion at this barn for servios "the annual election of officers of the Ladles'' Improvement Leago.e will fee- held Thursday evening, March 9 at :3d o'clock in the Library Room on th ftrd floor of the Court House. All of the ladieo of the town who arej in terested in the continuation of the League are urgently requested to be present. Tot the benefit of the; new Jadiea It Wilt be well to state that there are no dues or fees required of the mem bers and that there is at present S124 in the treasury, $33 of which Is pledged to the cemetery, the balance to be used as the League sees fit. for civic improvement. ' J ' ' During the year of the League's ex istence it has accomplished several things: The establishing of ' a city' eleaft up day , in the springy the free rest room at the county-fair; the re ception given to the new ladles of tie town in order' that they might become acquainted, and last but not least it was instrumental in getting the city council to voe a tax for a publlo library. The amount of the tat is something like $400, which will furnish a library, in, addition .to the one already established,'1 of which any elty of this sice may be proud. OREGON HIGH SCHOOLS .NUMBER NEARLY, 150. A statement by" tfe ' U.' of O. says that in 1884 there was' but one high school in Oregon, in 1900 there were six but now there are nearly 150, of which , 88 are accredited schools,; by the University ot Oregon. The schools have not only grown in numbers but in efficiency and wide range' of usefulness. The best high Schools cover courses ranging from commercialism; and stenography to sciences" "and " languages, "and have thousands of dollars worth of labor atory equipment. Manual training for boys, domestic science for girls and a practical primary' course in ag riculture fox both have been introduc ed with good! results.'- . "One of the greatest moves toward higher and secondary education was the introduction of the county high schools throughout the rural dis tricts of the state." . If you want good ' feed for 76ur team and good treatment, come .to White Front Barn. 7btf , NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Off ice at La Grande, Ore : gob; February 27, 1911. . Notice is hereby given that) John Ly ons, of Enterprise, Oregon, who, on October 22, .1909,. made , Homestead Application No. 07174, for SEKNBtt. NH&B SBJS'E, section 21, town ship 1 south, range 44 east, Willam ette Meridian, has filed notice of in tention o make Final Commutation Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Carl1 Roe, Dnl ted States Commissioner, at his office at Enterprise,' Oregon, on the 22nd day of April, 1911. Claimant names as witnesses: Cur. Us J. Sanford, John B. Oeterhoudt, King S. Francis, and John- T. Blow, all of Enterprise, Oregon. ' ' ' 29o6 . . F. C. BRAMWBLL, ReglsUr u NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department Of the interior. , VS. 8. Land Office at La Grande, Ore ' gon, February 27, 1911. Notice is hereby given- that Ellaha R. Ward,"6f Enterprise, Oregon, who, on February 17, 1909, made Homestead Application No 06 8 27, for lot 3, aec- tlon 6, township 2 south, range 44 east Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final Commuta tion Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Carl Roe U. S. Commissioner, at his office at Enterprise, Oregon-, on the 20th day of April, mt " ' ' Claimant names as witnesses Jamei Moots, James A. Ward, Charles A. McAlUter, and Charles D. Emmons all of Enterprise, Oregon. . . 29c6 F. C. BRAMWBLL, Register, Real Estate Transfers ' U. S. to Alton B. O'Brien, eHne, eKeVi sec 17. t 4 n, r 41. Patent. ; V. B. to Wm. E Davis, lots 8, 4, 6, sec 8. tls. r46. .Patent" V. S. to Samuel .Wade, lot 1, cc 30. t 1 r 44. Patent. U. S. to James O. Sage, nV4sw, nHseVi. sec 3, t 1 n, r 45. n Patent. V. 8. to Aaron- Wade. seKse4. 23. swtw:. see 24. nwKnwtt aec 26, neKaett c 2, t 1 , r 44. Pat ent U. S. to John H. Curless, snw. nswlfc. see 22. t 3 s. r 46. Patent U. B. to Charles Hansen, nse. eHne!4, eec 7, t 3 s, r 46 Patent 4J. ..S. to Almedla-Bell, formerly XV media Prtace, '.HwW sec 33, wewV w 3-1. t 4 u. r 3. -Vatem. '. V. S. to Martin Luther Fox, s n,w!i, n4sw sec 3, t 8 n, r.42. Pat- U, S. to Nora Holloway, se sec 1. 1 s n, r 43. Patent. U. S. to Burt Southwick, nwse. nese, eHsw, sec 26, t 6 n, r 42. Patent. -V. S. to Geo, W. Beecher, ene, nvne, nenw, sec 30, t 6 n, r 4.'. r.tent. V, S. to Samuel M. Silver, lota 2. 3, 4, 6, 7, sec 16, t 6 n, r 43. Patent. U. 6. to Byard B. Oliver, naw. sec 36, t 2 n, r 42. Patent. M. L.- Harris to R. F. 8tubblefleld, lot 4, sec 30,: t 1 e, r 46. -11. Henry Young to I, S. Hotchklss,18 acres in sec 2, t 2 s, r 44. 2600. " David Pyles to Charles Hansen, acres , in nene seVine sec v 23, t 3 s. r 46. $60 H. F. Tyler to Annie E. Tyler. s lot 7, block-4, and ' lnt in lota 4, 5,' and 6, block 4, Joseph. $1, H. F. Tyler to Annie E. Tyler, und.-H lota 5, and s lot 4, blk 4, Joseph. $1... J. H.r Fisher to Willie Fisher, ee sett.seo , t 1 n, r 44. $400. George Fitspatrlck to William Fits- patrlck,;ipts '16 and 20 blk 3 MagUl ft Coles add Los tine and water right. $150. .-.Samuel Sproston by O. M. Corkins, his attorney, to Ellaha and Mary Wolf, lots 6 and 6 blk "A", Sproaton's add Wallowa. , $1. i- Thos. Morgan to The Public, strips of land 30 ft wide. In swK ec 30, t 2 a, r 46. Public road. ' ' F, H. Brownlee to John W. Bennett eH blk 4, Evergreen add Wallowa. $1 U, S. . to Wm.-f.J. Hammack, ne, sec 18, t 2 s, r-44. Certificate City of Wallowa to Lydla I. Fea- gins, cemetery lot, $6. C. W. Daggett to H E. Roskamp. iota 6 .and 7, blk 12,; McCully's add Joseph.'- $4000. ''"'"' Albert Wurzweller to A. K. Parker, lots 8 -and 9 blk 12 McCully's add Joseph. $660. Mills Andross to S. W. Miles, bsw sec V nwne, nenw 9, t I s. r 43.. $1. . F. P. Bom ers to B, B. Wilson, bond for deed, nwKnettnttnwK.awttnwK sec 23, swne, sVinw, nesw4 sec 14, .awnw, wttswK seo 11, nw nw sec 14, t 2 n, r 50. 480 acres. $14420.60.:; - CC. Cease to David Stuart se aec 26, t 1 n, r 41. $10. Edna Sterling to N M. Sterling, e Hnwtt aec 23, t 3 s, r 46. $1200. State of Oregon to C. L. Hartshorn, nwseVi sec 4, ne48e4.sec 8, w nwW aec 9,.nwne4 and enw sec 17, 1 n. r 47. J $1300. y Mary J. Crelghton to W. Al Jones, power of attorney, all lands, etc. - L. L. Moorehouae to Sarah E. Moore house, und V4 lot in wne, and e anw aec 22. ti 1 n, r 49,. $360. - W. W, Holmes to J, M. Cornellson, wse, se and swne sec 11, t 1 n, r 44.- $2000. ' F. D. McCully et tl to H, F. Tyler, s lot 7, blk4, Joseph. $26. J. M Blakely to H. F. Tyler, Ux deed, ft lnt in. loU 4, 6 and 6, blk 4, Joseph., $1.74. -r , y. 8, to Walter Brenholu, Pre. Pat. sw sec 28, t 4 n, r 41. Mabel C. Blglow to C. N. Xrogatad, sHnw seo 83, tfi n, r 44. $1. Nancy Bunnell to Edna Williams et al, loU 12, 13. 14. 16 and , 18, blk 8, Wallowa. $2100. State of Oregon tot John W. Nedrow senwK, aw14ne, nwe4, ne aw 3, t 4 n, r 43. $200. . 0, M. Jones to Maggie Holmes, e V4nw, nHswK. sesw, aec 12, 1 1 a, r 44, and wV&ee, ae14se4, aw and awKnefc aec 11, t 1 n, r 44. $3200. , .,- United SUtea to Polk Mays, Pre. Pat, seK aec 20, 1 1 n. r 46. Ford C. Potter to Minnie Potter, Q. C, 10 ..acres, in seo 16, and 6 acres In seo 15, 1 1 n, r 42. $1. Grover Johnson to Ellsha, and Mary Wolfe, lots 3 and 4 and part of lot 2. blk "A" Sproaton'e add Wallowa. $1. Wallowa Nat. Bank to Tonnle Bl tit Marks, tract In Amended Bank add Enterprise.- $25.""-- -r- W. T. Blanklnahip to Sarah J. Blanklnshlp, lots 9 and 10, blk 17, En terprise. $60. .T. F. SIegmund to J. L. Slegmund, nsw seKsw sec 20. t 3 n, r 41 $1200. , Professional Cards . -. . - i . THOS. M. DILL. AnORNEY-lHAf Office la Utch building. Room 1A7 mn.fcartvrfaji rm. : tf- , vtvu. A -Ct C. Hunter to J. P. Gillespie,. loli 4 and 5, blk D, Lostine. $400. John McDonald -to' Arthur4 Miller, and Nellie .Miller, tract in blk 6 and lota 13 and 14 blk 8, Storle's add to Wallowa. $1900. , s COLONIST FARES From the Middle and Eastern portions of .the 'tJnlted States and Canada to XTeterlnary Surgeon and Dentist i County Veterinarian. Enterpriee, Onegon. t . . ... C. T. HOCKETT. M. D.;. PHYSICIAN AMD SURGEON Office In LI ten building. Room j 116. Home Ind. Phone in offloej Osteopathic PlysicUi X X Tuesday, Thuhtday and , Bvtur I whmmmi m i;e W. 0. KETCHTJM DENTIST - ENTElfSISS Offloe In UUh BulkUng. Room ! 121. Home Indepeadent Pkone. DR. C. A. AVLT raiMUAN AND SUKQEON Office In Bank Building. Home phone both 'offloa and reaidani 1 1 1 1 1 7"l 1 1 1 iiMiiitiinni rniuiiiii4iMiM$uigM J. A. 0UKUBMH . ATTORNET-AT-LAf Offloe In Lltch BuUduc. Baterfriae. Orecem. - IN LATE WINTER AND EARLY SPRING We seldon feel JUST RIOItT , At Inch a time USMMIU is the best and safest Blood Purifier, the most successful prescription for spring humors and such disorders of the blood as boils, pimples, pustules, blotches, sores and cutaneous eruptions. Kasparilla is admitted to be the best remedy for that lack of energy and the peculiar debility so prevalent during the dose of winter and tbeopeninr of spring. For derangements of the dE gestivc organs it is a natural corrective, operating directly npon the liver and ali mentary canal, gently bet persistently stimulating a healthy activity.; Its beneficial influence extends, however, to every portion of the system, aiding In the processes of digestion and assimilation of food, promoting a wholesome, natural appetite, correcting sour stomach, bed breath, irregular! tie of the bowels, con rtipation and the long list of troubles directly traceable to those no wholesome conditions. Kasparilla dispels drowsl ness, headache, backache and despond ency due to inactivity of the liver, kidneys and digestive tract' It Is a strengthening tonic of the highest vain. the KSTiPsrca ratcixi Bart QsxuxUlX. Co.. Portland, Oregon ATTOSNET'AT-iAf f ractice ta aU StaU Oourts and 4 uiienor iMparuaent Oarefal av . !.s .HAH4M. COOLSJT UWYESS ENTESPK1SE PractlCa In Sltat. ' iri"' VA.t t GoarU and Interior Department 1 OREGON, WASHINGTON AND THE NORTHWEST will prevail dally March 1 10 to April 10 i ' over th ! I ; " , ' ! f)regon - Washington I Railroad & Navi-i gation Co. V " ' i .. . and eonnectlons, th ; OREGON SHORT LINE, UNION PA CIFIC and CHICAGO V NORTH- WESTERN From Chicago at ...... ... St Loui Omaha .. Kansas City ...... . St. Paul.... $32 00 $25 00 $26 00 '. $25 00 and from other ltle correspondingly low. You. Can Prepay Fare Th colonist fares are westbound only, but if you have relatives' or friends or employes la the; East whosr yo desire to bring to this state you can deposit the value of the fare with your local ralroad agent and an or der for a ticket will be telegraphed to any point desired. I Let th World Know 1 Of our vast resources and splendid opportunities for HOME BUILDING Call on the undersigned tor good instructive printed matter to send East or, give him the address! of those to whom . you would Uk to have such matter sent. ! ; .... WM MoMURRAY, , '! General Passenger Agsnt, ; . , Portland, Oregon. VY. B. APPLEOATB. f Notary fuhlle ' CoUectlonj made,- Real Betato heaaht : and sold and : all business saatters attended to. Call en or writ sn. ', , , " " n rAJELsi)l8&, rOBJDQON. T?1 Ctnflu tmktur Jiuuru At Dtpcjltt." DeposJton Have That" Ooarants at VALLOVA IIATiOIIAL BAHK tW VwnriiBSia ' nmnvnw i .-ii ( !. - We Do a Gtneral Itxikiii Business. . , !; Exchaigc Bouirbt and Sold on . & VT. Hyatt, Preatdntn ' 1 n X ' W. K. Bolmas, Oashier Geo. IS. Craig. Vto President , ; A., J. Beehsaer, Asst. Oashier eao .a.OBAje no. WHTA.w . ILanxa A. Holms j. a. uoaaiii W. K. Eoi Stojp; arid Figure A reply to a letter cannot reach , jrou In less than THREE days. Why not get your answer IMMEDI ATELY? v Use the'" LONG DISTANCE SERVICE ofthe ' -' ' 1 .. . J ' Home Independent' Telephone Co. .Offllcesfn all parts of Union and Wallowa counties. SQ U I R Fl ELLS, VS AG E RATS PRAIRIE DOGSandGOPHERS , I ' ARE ALL DESTROYED BY VOODLARX SQUIRREL POISON t THE tTANDARD OP THE WORLD REQUIRES NO MIXING OR PREPARATION ; ALWAYS READY TOR USE r NO OTHIW I Q QOOP WOW MPC WITH SUCH ONCAT CAHC IIUW MMtH tat.- Mil KMI auv. .(Ml., nif MM err vms MMia km. smmsv ees ir mmt as euiiiito. t ! : . t. i y, It ' ' imw rufuisiL Art M