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INDCHENDENCC ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON,'
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POLK'S
GAZETTEER
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T'W Mud VUliur ra Orr,itl and
Witahtnjclfln, lHln Itow-rtptlvs
hit loft h4i rfnr4 Locution.
Miiwrin Pwmttm anil I'liuml
flcif Itfrrinrr ot urh llualnpM
una Itwwhho.
R, U roi.K CO., Die.
(trail In, M Hun.
AUTOMOBILE TIME CARD
'Leaving Independence at 7:30 a
m. arrives at the McNary crossing
in time to catch tho east hound train.
Leaving Independence In the even
ing at 4:00 p. m. and arriving at the
crossing in time to make connection
with trains going both wayd, and re
turn at 4:49. '
Fare CO cents for each trip.
FALL CITV
V, T. 1 lurrlH, who h been
with an Hilar of lJirli'"n for a few
Uuya U on the lut-liil.
I 8. Ia'v of Portland, w goem
of friend lu-m a few ty ',
C. J. Mtyel VlHlled Ih.l iitpl'al t M
oim dy week.
Krntili Kurd of l'ort!tit;d. was rnt-r-
. 11'. It.. a I . '
la lied Bl llio Hoiim m i" i
Tooi. a part of Ihu preceding week.
Mr. II. H'Try of Hahun, U vIhIMiik
fl lelllU lk I III lllitKO.
Mlh, Kiouia Kramer of Huh m, ra
vlhlt iik at homo of J. C. Kramer.
C. II. Traak hu aold hla farm m ur
here. Wt iiiulernluiid lhal h will
IIIovb to town Indefinitely.
TynliHld fvr la unit prevalenl
lu r. at present. There aro an d to
bi two aevere cane In tho Olson
family.
C. II. Hrown haa b otiterlaliiluK
u friend from fUiaion, Mh.
A. Ford of Newport, la vmIi:uk In
I ho city.
The loiinty neliool miperliitenrtotii,
II. C. Heymmir, waa looking after the
Interest of the hoola In this vici
nity ItiHt week.
The motion pirturo how la aKln
In operation.
Mr. aul Mrs. ('. Oxford are vIhH
Idk rchiilve In Linn cniuty
In I'jno Falln City hud a population
of f.oo. Now. atordltiK to (iovern-
inent eitiHUs the population i
Tho town hnn lurreumd more, ae
cordliiB to It opportuultleH, than any
other ultico In tlm rounty.
The nnMton of water worku 1 tho
i, i.f eonverHiitlon all over town
now.
BASKET BALL AT DALLA3
The flint ami aoeontl baet bull
teiiniH of tlm Iiuienendeiice high Hh
....I .......i i.i lintliia Prtilav evening and
met tho flrat and aecond teauia at
that place In two rather Intereatln
ronli HtB. The more of lh first team
waa 38 to 15 in favor of Dalian anil
In tho uecond am the Junior of
the county acat won. out by a score
of 5 tu 3. There was aomo hmulsoliie
team work In both K'm''
NOTICE
Independence, Ore. Dec. 22. 1910.
To Mra. I'earl Mattnoy:-
Vou are hereby notified that an
UHHesniei. hag been made by the
City Council of the City of Iudepen
dence.l'olk County, Oregon, and en
tered In tho docket of tho city Hen
thereof agalnat lots 3 and 4 In Block
No. 4. in Thorp's Town of Indepen
dence, Polk Comity, Oregon, In the
sum of 170.00 for tho purpose of re
pairing the sidewalk on Boat Land
ing Street therein and adjacent to
said lots; that the same is now due
and must bo paid to the City Treas
urer of said City of Independence
not later than 10 days from the date
of this notice or service thereof upon
you; That said aHHessment was duly
entered In said docket of city Hens
on tho 2nd day of December, 1910,
and the amount of said assessment
therein entered is $70.00; That the
number of tho lots so assessed and
tho number of the block in which
situated is entered therein as lots
No. 3 and 4 In Block 4, Thorp's Town
of Independence, Polk County, Ore
gon: the name of the owner thereof
as entered In said Lien' docket is
Mrs. Pearl Mattney,
By order of tlfe City Council of
said City of Independence.
3337
W. S. KURR-E,
City Recorder of the City of
. Independence, Oregon.
NEW! PROM THE COUNTY SEAT
lu the mailer ot the petition to lo
latu a new athoul JIrlU to b
k.wu aa Joint DlttrKl No. 70, w.th
Yiiil.ill tounlY oidtiud that tho mat
Ur bo touUuued for further hariut
to the May term of court.
In the waiter of tho ihaugo In
...n.lrti-s f f'-ho -I Im-'H. 's N
35 aud 4o; petition raiiud.
Tho boiida of tho following officer
ru anuroved: K. M. Hm.th, County
CI rk: Traey KtaaU, Trurer;
ii i i Kl...rtrr- Hardy llulm
I,ii.tl, i.f tin Peace. I)ltrll No
II. Wilson, JuatUo of tho Pence. I!
hi t No. 6; J. II. Flower, u.mci
No. 4; H. L. Chapman, Cioiir; tieo-
r W. Chaiuberlupi., Consiai-io in
IrU t No. 2; A. K. Alyera. I onstaii
lilHlrlcl No. 4: C. I Hubbard, I
tublo. District No. 23; II. K. B
lev. Surveyor: Peter Cook, t omiii
der of tleiieral Clbaou Post, M.
G. A'. II.
Aowitutmelila of A. K. Toner
Deuutv County Clerk and J. K. H'
ter, a Deputy Sheriff, were approv
ui
Deed of It. M. Smith t ux.,
rl,.hi- ,,t ui.v fur mud. iiccented a
. i. . j . ..
ordered recorded.
Tho new high chool building in
till city wa opened fur service lust
Monday. It I the Intent Ion to
hove two grade of the public arhool
occupy a part of tlm building.
Tho city council I advertising to
sell bond for tho Improvement of
Washington street which wn ma
demisted a short time ago.
Prof. Scymore went to Salein Sat
urday to attend an edncatlonul meet
ing. Tho post office , business In this
city lias Increased to such an ex
tent that tho office Is now ranked In
the aecotid luss. This wUl allow ex
tra clerk hire.
The Dullua basket ball team went
to Monmouth Saturday to meet the
team there In a game.
W. T. Stolz of Sulein, has purch
ased M acres of land near here.
Judge Calloway held a short term
of circuit court hero last week anil
diHnriHerl of the cases on the docket.
The school week In Dallas College
was resumed Monday after a vaca
tlon of two week!
ENGINE FAILS TO WORK
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OPERA HOUSE
Saturday, Jan. 21
Orpbeunt Road $M
PRESENTING
fligb Class UandCvflle
W. FORBES and KfiTE
Novelty Contortionists
BE GRjfCE
Minstrel Kid He Makes Yon Laugh
MAT) WW HUB SON
Weighing 130 lbs., who defies any man to lift her
SJ1NDOW THE II
KING HUDSOX
One of the strongest men on the Pacifio Coast, and one-arm chair
exhibitioner, who defies any man to duplicate his featy
Wool
The Automatoman. What is it? A Machine or Man?
Jt GUARANTEED SHOW FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN
AND CHILDREN
'Williams Drug Store
Prlcesi 95c, 35c, 50c
Messrs. Hicks, Whitney, Clay and
Whitcornb started for Salem Sunday
In the launch, Comlt. They had pro
ceeded only a short distance down
the river when the engine refused
to respond and the boys found them
selves floating toward the Columbia
as rapidly as the current could car
ry them. There seemed to be no
possibility of escape for the pleasure
seekers. It was either swim or go
on down tho river until such time
as the boat might strike land by
mere accident. Hicks has not spent
many years of his life on the water
and to him it was not an interesting
adventure. To be cast away on an
island like Robinson Cruso or float
on down to the Pacific was not a
pleasant thought.
Just as the excitement waa becom
ing Intense, however, the launch,
Alice, bappened along and pulled the
.boat and Its unfortunate crew back to
land. Mr. Hicka will walk the tixt
time he starts to Salem.
THE CANNING FACTORY
In our brief write-up of Indopend
ence last week we failed to mention
the large canning factory and pack
ing plant located here. The building
was erected some time ago, but it is
not occupied at the present time.
The building is owned by a stock
company and it is to be hoped that
an effort will be made soon to get
the enterprise into hands that will
keep it in operation. It would seem
that if half the fruit wasted in he
fiolds each year could be consumed
In this factory and a market estab
lished for the same, the institution
could be made to yield dividends' to
the satisfaction of all interested.
Suppose the board of directors
would turn the property over to re
sponsible parties without cost for a
term of years and allow them time to
place it on paying basis.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed
executrix of the estate o! Allen
W. Stansberry, deceased, by the co
unty court of the state of Oregon,
tor Polk count, tend ntU' q-Mfied.
All persons having claims against
the said estate are hereby notified to
present the same duly verified, to
gether with the proper vouchers
therefore, to the undersigned execut
rix at her residence im the city of
Independence, Polk ccounty, Oregon,
within six months from the date of
this notice.
Dated and first published December
30th, 1910. 31-36.
Mary E. Stansberry,
Executrix of the estate ot Allen W.
Stanaomy, tfeceasad.
B. F. Swope, Attorney.
Emerson Graves was in Dallas one
day last week. .' ,
i$I)op'$ Ready tailored 0otbe$
ARE NOW ON SALE
Prices reduced 20 to 50 per cent.
Before taking our inventory we will reduce our stock
low as possible. To do this wq are making reduc
tions that will please everybody. Our reputation in
reducing prices stands out prominently in this com
munity. We are never overcome in this particular;
we always lead. This will not be an odds and ends
sale and broken lots but will excel any clothing sale
of next month inbonafide bargains.
. 1 ; :
Suits that are regularly priced $10 to $35 can now
be purchased for $5.00 tO $28.00
Overcoats regularly priced $12 to $30 can be pur
chased now for $6.00 tO $24.00
Salem Woolen Mill, Store
SALEM, OREGON.
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Lumber and Building
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