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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1903)
INDEPENDENCE ENTUItmiSE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON ""1 Monmouth Correspondents. Work In building a new iiJ. Iloothh? it workmn linery store lu Portland. lilUl """ "-"B iling here, tlio first of tho hit. Jessie Parki returned from Portland last week, much luiprov ml in health. J. Quick, of Coijuilla, hat rented the U. Davidson property. If comes here to duetto his daughter. H.tUU team "ill l'ly Mo In on llm campus lurdav. CludMler and Jess DeWU king at th Hjlme hop r Rickreall. l,.rru him moved Into the vi'iitly purehad by Mrs. the went part of town. 'a erandmm from Luti-rn Oregon, arrived thl ...nti-r the Normal hchol. V penny, our town marshal, to Portland the 10th, where iCt ii one of the U. S. jur- Ziok u iuiprovin. f . Fifher U building a wood- I K.O'Ketly and daughter are "from Washing in state. 'Brewster, of Douglas county, with hi family here last Janus Savace. of Spokane, Wash.,' was iu town Monday, lie formerly livui m the southern part of the county. Hev. T. T. Vincent and wife, of Corvullin, were greeting old friends here last week. He filled tho pul pit at tho Evangelical church. If. Moore, of Portland, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Uros, of this place, hue opened a Landy lac tory opposite the Hampton hotel. A ThumuHon. a candy maker from Hpokane, Wash., is assisting iu th work of the establishment at pre, ent. There must have been a cyclone on Jackson street Baturday night. The platform on tho motor road wan turned upside-down, old brok en mower and other things were piled on the walk, including a Doai. Whether the boat came trom inde pendence or not we are not aware, hut lhre wai a boat on the walk any way. IJTTLIS LUUKIAMUTK. j M. Hcraflbrd did business in Dal lai Tuesday. . K. D. ficrafford was a Corvalis visitor Silnday. lion. I. M.' Slmnnon in nackine and (hipping Home fine winter ap ples. , Mrs. E. Hilturbraml was visiting at Independence the firt of the week. Edward Steele recently purchas ed a new diso plow and pronounces it first class. Mrs. J. B. Stump went to Balem Saturday to visit her daughter, Ms. Clarence Hamilton. A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE to! The past season wo made several hundred photo eraphs for Art Calendars, and now any person who wishes a duplicate photograph from any of the old plates can se cure them at a greatly reduced figure This offer is only open for tho next sixty days, and it will pay you to come at once before the Christmas rush. PicRel's negatives Remember, I have in stock all of the negatives taken - . -w r 1 , 1 1 , ... tliKj fllTU II Villi v Ml IMlUbU" re present. by K. l'lCKel at nis gauery m m y- " J ; and some of the farmers a wau( "'T" , . ., i tu .,., u,,.fhr nnv erreat jenirwi oi nine. lliroURil buwii'K1 " ",lv . c- ... we have had has beon great for the farmers. A very pleasant surprise party wasiriven to II. Cocklo'ii. Saturday - o evening, there being about thirty live present. Best Liniment Ou Kitrtli. of Salem. brother I Evangelical minister, spent y m town. nf Monmouth was a north-bound passenger Tuesday. Enlarging Pictures .. i. i.i...... ritv Wat-1 i a. onir ivhntnpranh and fur- er work-. Bl.uH.burg, wi. writ,: , 1 l at & reasonable figure. I stand "I have tr ei mauy Kiuus oi nuimciiv, , - .:tnrps will Ue lost and tnai. but l have never r.ved muh-bene- back of the guarantee that no rvinZrice Call tit until I umhI juuard's Buow Lim- satisfaction is guaranteed in each and every instance. v,aa ni.'iit for rheumatism and pains. I an(j jng)ect my work. J. M. McCaleb, C STREET, I Independence, .. .l. i. .i.. n..l.iini. mi earth.' IIIIIIK Ik l ". " ' nr.. rim t m Fnr Hale UV A. B. Locke. ELEVENTH brre$poi$ent$' Contest 1 i t,'i....ik nnrrflionJunts' Con- Jl.ly.A...t20,lW3,weeomu,e,u..., . U will bring It io a clone at fl ;00 o dock 1 . M. J " i broke in for a couple of month, at the start. e l w a Hit below tl .... . li.i fiirninhod bv the correspondents. 4 PU1E AB.le,.t UrcHSer. .noroauient to any home Ivn H7V X set ol Kogur Bros W "ver .... -( SD 1 ' 5fc A haodDome rhotoKraPh Album I1' niuh a flBltible. leather-back IUble iTIl PKIZL.. ' AnnAf tha uooular books I'KlAfc , . .. niairazme , .Any ono oi mo i A Surprise Tarty. Special from Buena Vista A surprise party was given Geroge Grounds last Saturday eve Tt was indeed a surprise t llll'Sjl - - t . . . a1l.. Cnh'niv him Georee the young loiaa uuuiu6 rlm u K . . : tt - n.oMann Harvev. Elmer asleep. The evening - " - T .lf wl jak. olavinn cames. Frank Mcuuign- ana Jim wu, n honored them with a few pieces ie Torgeson, John Arlandson and on his mondolin. wgnv wuo.u- v... ments were Berved lietween ten and . feg-10 cloee out 2 boxes .1 inrlir nfrnr the Darty . niiiar fi ceuts at - I (UI 1 J broke up. Below is a list of those wagoner's present: Mr. and Mrs. Grounds WeBtminiBter Abbey and two sons. Frank McLauhhn. for tfae w nain(J of John John wells, iiarry uv Oregon was unoicu twi . t tha ViAnor was aeclmea n v-'""l . Nash, WjU Porter, Koy loner, by h;9 relativeS) because it was his Alhnrt Porter. Jim Porter, Cleve buried in Coniston Porter, Martin Uonger, . er h ch ard. -i 11 W t I 1 1 A 1 Wells. Walter uauawtij, ruuann firant McLaughlin, Arthur Smith, Elbert Wells, Misses Alice, I rfa mUe churchyard than Ethel. Minnie Knignien, x.u jn tfae tomb of the fjapuiets. xif.n xraitrlla fo.Lauirhlin. Mabel ' vvetiD, o - Pnrtfir. and Jennie Porter. P 1'RlZE to anv addrens for one year CONDITIONS. . .. i ..fit tha Kntkb- IU want all the news that hp, In Vo " we wm)t you vUit every family in the . . (lllowg: l us. Our luterefts are muuiai. " , ",,,;,..... 05 points for every 11.... nf news worthy of publication, -o i ' Z 5".V erhea... If an arttata be w 1 thehtofthemanrof tb.s dnr - "l J jy5 n-waI For every new yearly "r 1'"" ' ' : llloU,h. and less than nt. For a subscription tnreo ii.ui.u, ... nr Job Work se- 3S,-nt.. For ever, dollar', worth -. w,Ui uiiou n coipt of pay for same we . , . AlJ or Joi,, Wo are ami we will gladly furnish you ries o.. . - u Mnounce o make a e.n.PatKn for '.Z a, we will make it to your .,tl, place in this com.no. ' WHIlt re,iresented. Other 1 representatives m n. .11 iimi need a!oti(. 1 , The incident brings to mind the words of P:urke: "I would rather sleep in the southern Ask the tent for Tickets OREGON it... Ai n m nin AND UIXIUJX milTAl- 3 TRAINS FROM PORTLAND DAILY Through Pullman standard and toor 1st sleeping cars daily to Omaha. Chi caeo, Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily Kansas City; through Pullman tour ist sleepins cars (personally conducted weekly to Chicago and Kansas City , TPfilinina chair cars (seats free) to the East daily. dbpakt TIME SCHEDULE FOB FROM to sucure in will I a HOW YOU STAND. nW . ... M.inti. No article is E.;h ww we will announce in u..B rin,lon. Bl,d points Nlnntil after It appears In tho paper, ; ' waut t0 keep . . .. 1 .,iinwi1 HH I r vfmw , , other ways win w. . . ' . ,1H8 occurred lu your poin tliiuu fair and stra Ujl.t an "V"'"- ., nmke ,hor0llKh L.vestigation. iw within the wet iomowhik jiiitll "all, C... mt.t V. 11 i Grove . . , 1104 742 52fl 441 253 210 153 Liiikiiiinute . I101.IV1 A Vista 'outii, n 1,8 lands. D 132 128 115 113 102 85 84 40 . 14 A'Surnrlao Party. froai Buena Vista. v a. Miss Lucv Bolter was eigh Tuesdav, the teen yvnio n- - . folks of Btiena Vista and vi :;;.., Mv her a surprise party There was a good number present n vnnr neonle. 'i lie enure cv- " 1 I H nu r1 OO ing was nclit in riay,1,B and in having a good time in gen eral, every one appearing to enjoy himself to the fullest extent. After all were tired of playing games, liht refreshments were served, and shortly afterwards tr.ey all wished Miss Bolter good- night and separaieu nu - pnective homes. . e i,aqii nrflHsnt: 1l.n ia a I1HL Ul fcuuaw I r. ,l Mrs. Bolter, Miss Lucy 1UU a" . Bolter, Donald uoiwr. . Garr. Misses TressaPrather.Etoel Alice and Minnie Knignwn, ; Tnrcrfison. Bena Ar- . , . t i Rnwe and Mae P ckett, Koy. au v Vrplli. ter, Martin Conger, Royal Kreuti, VIA ARRIVE FROM Chicago Bait Lake, Denver, Portland Ft Worth, Omaha, Special Kansas City, bt. 4.30pm 9:20 a m via Louis, Chicago and Hunting- East. ton. TO SPOKANt ST. TAUL, DULUTH, MlNNEArOLlS,.CIIlCAGO AND ALU ' 2 TUAIXS DAILY 2 Fast Time NEW EQUIPMENT THBOUOHCOT lay Coaches Palace and Tonrlst Sleepers. Dlalna and Bnflet Smoking tlhrary Cars. DAYLIGHT TRIP THOUGH CAB- CADE AINU ivwitt For rates, folders and foil informa MAgenrA. PHAUW. Tr.v. 618 First Ave Seattw, Atlantic Salt Lake, Denver, Express Ft Worth .Omaha, " 8 15 p in via Kansas City, fet 10-50 a m Hunting- Louts, Chicago ton. and East. pTplmTwalla Walla.Lewis FastMail ton.Spokane.W al 6am via lace, P u llm an, . 7.3o a m Spokane. Minneapolis, it F Paul, Duluth.Mil- waukee, Chicago and t-asi. . ; Va 70 hours. PortlanO to n.eag". change of cars. Tickets Jia . rail o via boat am rail vtlarid. OCEAN AINU Kiv tu FROM PORTLAND. 8pm All sailing dates subject to change. . For Sao Francisco 4pm Sail evfcrv 5 days. COLUMBIA RIVER Daily excent Saturday muu.ue 10 p m " "aThEKRKN, Agt., Independence. J Hlojie IHilo