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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1902)
Ultwrlcftl ochU Orrgon INDEPENDE AND WEST SIDE. l'OLK COUNTY,' OJiECiOX, N0VEMI5EII 13, 1002. NUMBEIt NINTH YEAK. NGE ENTERPRISE IIOO Hill I'M UNTM. Im.Ii i imI urn Hi Center l ti Itaplillv llmwlHK liMHlry. Few people are aware, except those directly concernni in the buying and selling ol hogs, how lupi-lly th industry of ho raising j growing in this portion f P'k (flinty. Prow of line fat porkers -ui ii "'ii any day headed toward tlx n'.iek yard at the 11 - r 1 ... uil 1 V. 1 .Ml I I I'll ?.'. - . I.....n ..f prominent bu ft ol . I ,.l i'orctvnl. u 1 1. .......... if iiMill""'! !1' 11 . .1 1 that many ..f"r fanner woo iwi K-kl:1(1, rMal-.-. hitherto ignored lM murce "fi ......... ...... revmo now going Into ) imU'TY's I'ltlZU HAI.K. hit-ini M i.f lng rniMi on e.dcn.j' - v til.a principle. Thy see that there; It l'rvw "rent Mieee. i- ,.M.y to he imido il It. Tl.-y Nnm f the Lucky Ones. hiiv. (tito f.'uml "in ttiul it pays to J There i not hinu like advertising inarki i thu Iim in '"'' rr',"lM0"jti make lhit(t g and nlotly dithn instead of lli' razor-back ,, this Imiu-r ihnu the pro vnnetv herMfoie. offered. Desiring prj,,,or f lKuty Department to get M.iiuihif) mote tangible to ' w;,or,, j,ir ir, weeks a pag ml in w.nk upon than mere general j lnj, :srKUyUtnr. announced that t.ii.mi'iiti', Mr. IVrcivHl w re- fcn ,nZM ul(l bo held .iueMi 1 to furuihh 11 lift of bin r-! fn)m j(,jayt NovemJwr IJJ. to i-ont iiurchiiH' fi thnt I'oy '""'y j Satunlny, Nov Sib inclunivf. 1 he CMii.l unjust whiit w.m l'in J"11-! rul! ami condition governing th linliilno. giving tli nnniiwr f,fj Bame wero clearly ulatt'd 80 that at I-ox knight. weijiM "d gro""f-j the final outcome there could b no Th.. pricw pa''l rang'' fnm .r to C 1 u1iund,.rtanding or grumbling, .'iitx pfr pound. Jive wpiglit The full .wing i the it: N'stmo, ii-r ! I UtitUy 11 W, C'onplon Archi- SI ipT J. Zijuc A. And'Mi. M. Suver I-ot. . 1 . 24 . K . fi . 8 Lbs. i.rr JtJOi 48-10 2810! iir,n 1CV) 10')O 40r 200 im 3510 1S30 2 UK) 4100 1620 3720 1170 5993 3055 i'ratr ' Kurre - P J. A J. l'icken Johnson A. (5righy 1 5 20 i 10 20 8 13 5 2J 15 .John Oaborne. . i. Alexander W.L. WelU W. C. Delias Wm. N. Cockle lillis Davidoon Goy Hewit ' J. IJ. Tarker The Gordon Hat Maile of the beHt selwtetl stock, blocked in the latest shope, trimmed in the Jafest st les. Price, $3. Men's Suits. A clothing department larger than any clothing store in the valley. We -jm II suits from $7M up to $22.50 Shoes The famous QUKKX QUALITY thoes for ladies, 3.00. Meyers Shoes for Men, $3.50. Corner Court and Liberty 1NJKPKN1KNCK, G.A.Wells 11 20 II. W. Murphy 15 Ge... Holier Mrn. WhiUM.u.l 5 I0'.).r) Joe Rodgcis 1H 4090 It. ('. PeArmond iNi W'.H) A. C. Peterson . ft 1 UO M. S Mix. ......... H 17H" pave Dev.. .'!2 1.S0 Siitiii.n; , Cut Triii' "Iffvt-rv MH k"iv I t h i;rnl mt. Hi t in-. Ki'-u'n New Lift- rHI 1"'... 1... 11 if in I .iin-i- - . - - - -. - - I 'H li, I'n , "inii'il I nil VoU I'uvc In n , )w ' . . 1 . , . . i . . (. ...... - - .1 ... .......... I. ....I I I'll 1 1 luIjIih liie And th-re wasn't any Mm Jfav Kennedy, of Indepen dence walked away with the Prenn 'CumU la. Pfie, -rtnitdnome f ru Jiicket. Each Durchaser of drees ! good to the extent cf 12 was allowed to guew at a number placed unuer :.,! v,v the Kntkki'isk. 1 tie ...... -j number no e elected was the uper atittouB 13. Ming Kennedy clinched it The clothing priae was won by Grandpa Weese, of old town. He now eporta a new $10 overcoat as the recult of guessing the neatest to the number under the seal Four hundred and thirteen was the mini hr burled and Mr. Weeee guessed 400. The Shoe Prize, a $10 Accordion fell to the lot of Mrs II. K Cauthorn, who lives just across the Tho store of the people and for ihe people. Growing greater every day. Write for our Catalogue. Furs for Ladies. We imv all our furs from America's foremost fur dealers. We call them by their proper names and guarantee every one we sell. THICKS KANGK FKOM OSc vp to $25.00. Ladies' Jackets. Only the very latest styles are shown bV PRICKS RANGE FROM , $1.65 up to 25.00. Dress Goods. The famous Priestly Blacks and Cravenettes popular the world over be cause of their superior quality. Streets, Salem, Oregon. rivpr fniln im enenueiifn. number under hciiI whs 19'. Mrs. Ciiutborn guoid 2X. The boy' pri'- for tlifc biggest pumpkin wmh won t'.v a mm ol Mrn. Jane WoihIs. Hi Weighed C0jfl pounds The youth wis not h"K in electing a nobby overcoat in 'exchange for his bitf p'.inpk in. The girls prize of a V Jacket to be given to the girl und.-r 11 years of eg.-, who read Polity's ad to the jf greatest iiiimlxr of people wb won by Miss Lillio Mublemiin, of ' town. She rend the .tl to 2ii"!j person-. ' I.Mht but not leiiet is wh.-re we all ehioe eating hot Il.HH'0 pie witli;i. brandy sauco. Baker Geo. Stoll ofj the department "tore, put up an article that wa simply delicious as over L00 people will testify. So timthsoiiii were his pies the supply give out before some fifty persons could C't their toru. Hot tea, rofl'ee or cliocolnte was served with them. As we said before the sale was a great success. ;An immense throng filled the store ill day nd everybody ent home thoroughly satisfied with the way they had Wen treated. Farmer AUriitlon. I have thorougbred Barred Plymouth Uock Chickens for sale cheap. PUae write for iurther in formation. : 'i '" "' v .T ... "-"""'"""" EI.iikkt Aramt, ' Monmouth, Or. Stuinp-llayes ' A very delightiul wedding oc curred at the home residence of Mr. J. M. Stark last Sabbath eve ning the 9th inst at 8 o'clock, Pr K. J. ThomDeon officiating. It was the marriage of Mr. Charles G. .Stump to Mrs. Sarah A. Hayes both of Independence. At the appointed hour the con tracting parties preceded by Vt Thompson stepped into the pleasant parlor, where the invited guests were assembled, while Miss May Kennedy played the wedding march. In the beautiful ceremony nt the Presbvterian church the couple were pronounced husband aud wue. tnen louoweu uearty congratulations from all present. An hour of social pleasure was spent during which Miss Kennedy entertained the company with some fine inusio and to add to the en- i joynient of the occasion the chil- drenofMr. and Mrs. btarK, tnex and Johnnie, played several beautiful duets on the piano. All were invited to the dining hall of the hotel'where Mrs. Stark had pre pared a most delicious wedding banquet, which was greatly appre ciated and enjoyed by all. The guests present were J. F. Groves. II. Hirshberg. T. F. Fisher, Mr. Mr. Jason Neely, wife and son. Mr Charles Gibson and wife, Mr. P. Gibson and wife. Mr. N. E" Berk- meen and daughter. Mrs. Kelso, Miss Kate and Buby Kelso, and May Kennedy, 'Miss Cook. Mrs. Ramnall, Mr. W. B. Stump, Mr. Stark and family, and Dr. Thomp son. x The event was indeed a happy and auspicious one and Mr. and Mm Sinmn hvB the best wishes of many frienda for a pleasant and prosperous lite. They win ma. their home a few miles north of our city. r f j EGGS k Are always high. When they are scarce Make your hens lay by feeding them Security Poultry ?ood No Eggs, No Pay. Your money refunded if you are not satisfied. For sale by iS A. S. Locke, The Independence Druggist. in City Election Notice. The annual election for the City of Independence will b held on Monday. December 1, WWl, when the following city officers will be fleeted: Mayor, for a term of one year. Becorder, for a term of one year. Treasurer, for a term of one year. Marshal, for a term of ono year. Ono Councilman from each ward for a term of two years. POLLING 1LACK8. First Ward City Hall. Second Ward Old West Side Ollice on First street. Third Ward At the residence of Mrs. Scudder. Jl'DGKS. Three judges are appointed in each ward, the last two also acting as clerks of election. First Ward D. Cal breath, J. W. Bichardson jr., A. Houston. Second Ward S, B. Walker, D. B. Taylor, D. H. Hodge. Third Ward I. Hart, W. V. Huntley, Forest Finch. The election shall commence at 9 o'clock in the morning and shall continue till 5 o'clock in the after noon of the same day. By order. W. G. Shakma.n, City Becorder. 1 Stockholders Notice. Notice is hereby given that the Annual meeting of the Stockholders of The Polk County Land Company for the election of Directors and Officers, will be held at Indepen dence, Oregon on Wednesday Pec. the 31, 1902 at the hour of 1 o'clock P. M of said day D. W. bEAKS, Secretary. Dated Nov. 10. 1902 - Stockholders Meeting. Notice is hereby given that the Annual meeting of the Stock holders of the Independence and Monmouth Railway Company for the election of Directors and Officers, will be bld at Indepen dence, Oregon on Wrdnesday, Pec. j the 31, 1902 at the hour ot iu ,'clock A. M. P. W. Skaks, Secretary. Dated November 10, 1902 1 Mel Baldwin, of Salem was in town Sunday. A IMeasant Party. special from lluenii. A very pleasant event occurred Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pagenkopf. It was a party planned by Mr. and Mrs. Ira Howe. A taffy pull, games and conversation furnished amusement, and the affair was greatly enjoyed by all. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs Ira Howe, Proi and Mrs Murphy, Mr aiiaim ElU1eTlIaiCMrin3 Mrs" Gus Pagenkopf; Misses Vera Mur phy, Edna Hall, Jennie Rowe. Elsie Liggett, Grace Thompson, Clara and Ethel Knighton and Florence Synder; Messrs. Harry Davidson, Harry, Jimmie and El mer Nash, Lester Murphy, Ernest Cole, C. C. Kayi., L. Murphy. Harry Davisson and Harvey Nash presided at the taffy stand. Good Fat Capons. Fancy Thanksgiving Capons can be secured by leaving orders at Douty's Btore. Cheat Hay for Sale. Twelve Tons first class cheat hay for sale by the bale or by the ton. Inquire of Fred Hooper. II. P.. Nehrbas, who is practicing dentistry in Monmouth, returned Tuesday from a short trip to 1 ori- land. : Asleep Amid' Flames. Breaking into a biasing home, some fin-men lately dragged the sleeping in mates from death. Fancied secuiity, and deutn near. It's that way wheu you neglect coughs and colds. Don't doit. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption gives perfect proteetiou against all throat, chest and lung troubles. Keep it near and avoid sut fering, death and doctor's bills. A teaspoonful stops a late cough, per sistent use the most stubborn. Harm lees and nice tasting, it's guaranteed to satisfy bv Kirkland Drug Co. Price oOcaud $1.00. Trial bottles free. I ...THE... j iflonntoutb Eaundry 4 II. D. WHITMAN, Prop. 4 Should have your Work, f Washing called for and de livered. Washing called for on Tues day and delivered on Satur day 4 4 Work Giuran.eed. Monmouth, Oregon. 4