INDEPENDENCE ENTEKWtlSE, INDEPENDENCE, QUEZON
TICACIIKKH WIIX CONVENE.
folk County Teachers Annual
Institute Will H"l
Dallas, Nov. IS, i: ami !
School Superintendent 0. L.
Hlarr U nuking active arrange
ments for tiie annual county insti
tnte, to be held at the courtbouse
in Dallaa. November 12, 13 and
14 aaya the Obwrver. An excellent
program in biinn pr.ri nwl
the sessiona of the Inatiiuta promise
to be highly Interesting ami profit
able. Among the instructors and
leclurera who will take part in the
meeting are: J. H Aekerinan, state
mi perintendentof public instruction
8. V. (Jillan. Milwaukee, Wis
cousin, editor of the "Western
Teacher" and an institute worker
of national reputation; K. IX
Iteesler, president of the Oregon
State Normal School, at Monmouth
I). M. Melzgnr. prof cHor ot Kngliah
and Philosophy, lllii .College;
and T. J. Newbill, principal of the
litd'Hndenc publiti school. Tracv
Staata will he in his ucctiHtoined
place aa secretary of the liiHlitute.
Tim morning sessions will bein at
8:4.) o'clock ami the afternoon
M.MHioiiM at 1 :."0 o'clock. Superin-
temletit Ackerman will lecture on
the evening following. A short
mtiHlcttl program will precede each
lecture. K. 1). Keller will hove
charge of the muaic during the
day sessions. Superintendent Starr
in making every endeavor to arouse
interest and enthusiasm in the
institute and a large attendance of
teaehera in expected. To any ami
all eehdiona the public will be wel
come. Wliy Not?
Special Correspondence.
In the Kaatern states, where
a. ft kt-tta Iiuva niL-r.l bo fiercely the
past Bummer and wheredroulh and
floods have alternated to drive den
pair into many ft home, there are
preparations under way at the pres
ent time looking to a removal to
the WeBt.
Here in Oregon, where the rain
Mis silently for bourn at a time.
without even a whlperof the wind
or the faintect mutter of thunder,
mUmrm liihtnlns i seen so seldom
n to he regarded aa an event when it
appear; here, where the calm Wil
lamette llowa on, carrying ateamera
loaded with produce from neighbor
ing farma to one of the beet mar
keta on the Western Coast here
i where the eye of the immigrants
are turned and bere ii where their
tenli will be et. o:i arrival to tbia
country. ,
Knelt town i" bidding for At
abare of thie immigration. The
coming of these alrengera ineana
the placing in circulation of large
quantities of money, which in turn
means more business, mora labor,
more activity in a'l linea of Indus
try and better time. Land will
he in demand, for home inunt I
found hv these people.
I-ong ago Buena Vista sank into
nutate of lethargy; the business:
pulse grew fainter and finally thoae
who noticed thin, said the'town waa
"dead". Hut the dead awaken and
ho it ia with Ihiena Vista.
The advent, last winter, of a first
clans store infused new life into the
whole community. ThiB apirit has
crrnwn stroneer and the fact that
the store ia now being enlarged by
(ha addition of another room
i :u i iu, filled with a line of
Wlllbll in w -
good Huitable to the town, augura
r-ell for tbia locality.
I.et not thin apirit die out; you
liitve aa fine land hereabouts aa the
ul.innH on: vou have market
f,r vonr produce; you have an ex
cellent school, a good class of peo
ple, all the natural advantages or a
first class section of country; t e
hop fields all about are sources of
profit to both the grower and the
community and nowhere ia there
to be found a more delightful
climate or more beautiful sweep
of river, bill and valley.
Stand up for your home town;
ask straneers to come this way;
tell all the good you know about
the Place. Fix tip the fences and
brokendown gates about your prem
ises and prepare to entertairufor ns
..... .... ! mm rises, land and
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Bad Accident.
Hpeclal from lUlltton.
On October 25 aa Mrc N. K.
Gregg was retarniog from Delia,
where ihe had taken her two littler
bora to see the nickel gathering
contest and when In the lana juat
oulhofher home, her horse bee
came friuhtened by two boys pars
ing on bicycles and ran away.
She waa thrown heavily to the
gnund. Sli recci?d a severe
Mow and it was at first thought
he was killed. She r.-vived, how
ever, but could not spesk until
next day. She waa talon h .ine
and a physician siimmot ed. So
suffered a great deal thai nixlit,
but since then she haft been easier.
She in now thought to lie out of
danger. The two ly tre not
hurt.
M. MERWIN, OUR NEW POSTMASTI R.
hom in this part of Polk county
will be Bought out. e re many moons
and the business pulse, now beat-
intr but slowiy will be awakened
and prosperity will smilo on our
quiet little yillage as never before
And again we ask. W by not?
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A nt loch
Noy. 3, l'.02.
If you see it in the Entkkpbise
it is so.
Mr. C. E. Whetlock has disked
and 60wed a large acreage of fall
grain.
Mrs. E. Clark is spending several
davs with her son Robert in Blod-
gett valley, Benton county.
The Marks brothers have con
agreeing to bring in certain
mounts unci the teachers
iigreo tomako up the dificiency.
Within ft short time the Hag
will be here.
The planer shed of the Coast
Range Co., lias been found too
small and an addition thereto is
under way.
K. T. II KNKliK,
Bath and Barber Shop.
main 8trekt,
Indepespenck, - Oregon.
OTIS I. KUTLKIt. I. I.,
Physician & Surgeon
Oflice In 0era House boildinR.
Itwldeoee Plione 6. Ofllee Phone t.
.,..-.r hk.I HiiMWt r the cumolaiut filed
... . , . , I .HiiiHt vou iu the above entitled ac-
traded to cut lour nunureu . fwm tbe date
of wood for OrVille Butler on tne; publication of this sum-
VVillamette for ninety cents a cord ' ,, or before tbe 19tb day
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Violins
If you wanf a Violin I think we can into.wt you.
..! Violin for little money. Call and mo them.
We are willing a
Guitars
If yon want something grand get our UOXCHKT U II AND, con
cert aiae. Hi .imply Krund in bum and ilnlah. We also have the
Htatulard cizc.
Something New
TIpc Excelsior Harmnic Chart
VOU PIANO OK ORGAN
Uy this syateni any one, even though they have no knowledge of
MubIc can play the a.-om,iilnieiit to any song, violin or mandolin solo
without much study.
Instructors
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SUMMONS.
S In tbe Justice' Court for Justice of
tbe Peace and Constable's District
No. 5, In the County of Polk and btate
of Oregon.
Albany Brewing Company, acorpor
tion, plaintiff, v. Sam II. Wallace, defendant.
To am II. Wallace, the defendant
.i.,,iii i.un.pH. In the name of tbe State
of Oregon, you are hereby rejuired to
J. 8. MOOItC,
Tonsoria! Artist
Only hrst-clas workmen em-
i.,.l ir iVia "Wiffwam.' Shop
situated on North side of C Street.
Miss Ora Towns is working
Well station this winter.
mona. to-wit. on or before tbe 19th day
at j of Decsniber, 1902, and If you fail so
! to answer, for want tliereol me piaiu-
uru'iit tiikff ludiriiipnt airaiiiBtyou for
The Fishbacks have been drying; the sum of so.20, together with the
OOlB HUU UIBi'Uincincui.".
Thin summons, by order of 15. W ll-
son, Justice of the Peace for said Die
iriM Xn.,5. made at Independence,
Oregon, on the 3d day of November,
1!H)2, is nerved upon you by piioueauou
thereof for a period of six consecutive
and successive weeks In the Indepen
dence Enterprise, a newspaper of gen
erul circulation published weekly at
t .,i..ii,u iii said coun'v. The
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da'e of tbellrst publication of this sum
,,, Ih Nov. 6. B2. B. WllibUS,
i Justii of the Peace for said district.
i Oscar Hayter, attorney fur tbe plaiutiir
We keep Iiistructora for the Heed Organ, Guitar, Violin, Mandolin and
Banjo.
apples for C. E. Wheelock
Loren Chamberlain ia visiting in
Brownsville this week.
The potato crop didn't yield as
well as was expected in this vicinity
Allen Towns is going to butcher
a beef and will sell it out to his
neighbors and friends.
Mr. A, J. Scott has cleaned out
the well at his house, which was
much nettled.
Silas Hart has purchased a new
saw and we suppose he is going to
sUiy he timber this winter.
John Ground is in Portland this
week.
J. T. Sumpter is selling cheat
seed to his neighbor (or fifty cents
a sack.
Mr. William Scott brought out a
drove of sheep lust Saturday.
Mr. Kiddle, one of our indus
trious farmers an d stock raisers
has sold a number of unregistered
goats at if 10 each.
George Sheldon is workirg at
the Luckiamute Milling Co.
If honesty is the best policy,
Why not be honest and subscribe
for the best paper in the county?
The Enteki'kisk.
Shou t Line
AND Union Pacific
pepaut TIME SCHEDULE akhivb
FOB FROM ISDEPKSDESCB . FROM
Chicago Halt 1-ake. Denver,
Portland Ft Worth, Oiiiahn,
Special Kansas City, St. 4 .M p in
! a m via Ixmis, Chicago and
Hunting- East.
ton.
Atlantic Salt Lake, Denver,
T.- Vt Wnri h.Omaba.
8 : 60 p in via Kansas City, bt
Hunting- Louis, Chicago
ton. and East.
8:10 am
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Jewelers and Opticians.
Falls City Leader
Money for the purchase of a
20 foot flag for the school build
ing is being raised. Each pupil
contributing, the larger pupils
10 cents apiece and the primary
nunils smaller amounts generally
SUMMONS.
In the Justice's Court for Justice of
the Peai 3 and Constable's District
No. 5, in tba County of Polk and State
of Oregon.
D. Uernianusk plaiutiir, v. Sam H.
Wallace, defendant.
To Sam II . Wallace, the defendaut
above named: lu tbe uuie of the
State of Oregon You are hereby re
quired to appearand answer tbe com
plultit filed ugaiust you iu the above
entitled action w ithin six weeks from
the date of the first publication of this
summons, to-wit, ou or before the 19lb
day of December, 1902, and if you fail
co to answer, for waut thereof tbe
..h.iniitr will take judgment aaaiust
you for tbe sum of $78.30. together w ith
the costs and disbursements or mis au
tlon. This summons, by order of Ii. Wil
sou, Justice of the Peace for said Dis
trict No. 5, made at Independence, Or.,
on tbe 3d day of November, 1902, is
served upon you by publication thereof
for a period of six consecutive and suc
cessive weeks iu the Independence En
terprise, a newspaper cf general circu
lation published weekly at Indepen
dence, in said county. The date of the
first publication of this suniuious is
Nov. 6, 1902. B. WILSON,
iiitie of the Teace for said district.
Oscar Hayter, attorney for plaintiff.
St Paul Walla Walla.Lewis
FastMait ton.Spokane.Wal
t a m via lace, P u 1 1 m a n,
Minneaoolis. St
rani. Duluth, Mil
waukee. Chicago
and East.
7 a in
72 hours. Portland to Chicago. No
Tii'kpta F.at via all
rail or via lat and rail via Portland.
OCEAN AND Kl fc.ti M. ii.uu ie.
FROM PORTLAND.
8 p IU
All sailing dates
subject to change.
For San Francisco 4pm
Sail everv 5 days.
Daily
except
Sunday
S p m
Saturday
10 p ra
COLUMBIA RIVKS
To Astoria and way 4 p in
landings. Ex. Sun.
AL HERKEX, Agt., Independence.
Polk County BanK,
INCORPORATED.
Monmouth, - Oregon.
' J. II . Hawlkt, P. L. Campbell,
President. Vice Tree.
Ira C. Powell, Cashier.
Paid Cpitl, sao.ooo.
Dirkctors: J. H. Hawley, P. L.
Campbell, I. M. Simpson, J. B. V.
Butler, John B. Stump, J. A.
Withrow, F. S. Powell.
Transact a General Banking
and Exchange Business.
More has been raised by pupils