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About West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1904)
i I I f i t: WKST SUM: I'NTKKI'Kl!'. ,N..OTN...:N.-B. cial and Personal! 1 i,hl Mi Florvnoo HV'" this week. Thin 1 l""1 -w k ( f n"1' annual clnrno m!-. It fl" Saturday of thi week. II. A. HvhIu ! returned from a 1.umih'M and rleasaro trip com bined to Montreal, Canada. K.irSal: liarlv ml poiawe Tnouira of Black Bros., Mix farm, or A. N. Halleck. Monmouth. i-. f... !..: T..h Tl who J B Gentry, l'lotnoi-i'ej'uij n" couimi.-BH.nn . the order of the Maceabe., was in has made a fine record during his term ana nas saveu u v. manv thousand dollars an J we e-1 . ... the city the first of the week Mr..ndMr!.Jo.nlMcKnsoa c- - n al)imy arJ pr(Mftic.i turned home Friday evening, after . VI I ilv v - - . .. ..t r' 1. :.. Portland Visit WHQ inenus iu Mrs. Dwight Hoag. of Iloquiam Wash., has been visiting her par eats, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Calbreath You will have to hustle to take advantage of Daniels' clearance gale. It closes Saturday, the 6th. Johnson, the clothier, at Salem, is the popular place for Polk coun ty people to trade. Finest display in the valley. Great preparations are on for the Methodist Missionary convention to be held in San Francisco, April 13 to May 1. II. J. Ball, of Hillsborough, county school sup't. of Washington county, was a visitor in this city between trains Monday. There will be a special meeting of Lyon lodge A. F. i A. 51. Satur day evening, for the purpose of conferring master mason degree. Mrs. Chas. A. Rice, of Mon mouth, announces she. will give les ions in oil, water color and China ' painting in Monmouth and Inde pendence. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ireland have taken up their residence on a ranch near Corvallis. Mr. Ireland will devote hia attention to a hop yard the coming season. Geo. K. Rogers, grand organizer for the Woodmen of the World, will be here tomorrow night in the interest of the 1904 campaign for 100,000 new members. Don and Belle Dickinson, who have been visiting relatives and friends in McCook county the past three months, took the train lues LIABILITIES. rnltal stock palrt I" day for Independence, Oregon. fl' thprpri at the de- VUl b ' 1 . . iv Jt rU-r.n National bank notn outstanding - pot to see them depart. Oia.no IndWWnald,p,,,it,,ll,jecttoch.-ci( Gazette, S. D Installation of officers of Progress RpJ.pI-ah T.ndore No. 87. has been Fit an k m'Tiru wit m.s. ! i:n.loi M H.1oi. Ttvil for OtiuiM. i,.iier Itrttbor Than UlHiwlf j tor County .luls'. "Your Tolmcal twp j ... ooraillv week. sY KratU minor in ni ter to the Wkkv Suk Kntkkviuhk, "show what a choioe of excellent material our party in Polk luu (!'or officials. As my namo ia mention ed, I may bo allowed to say that I am not, and under no circum stances will be a candidate for of fice next June. (Soe Judge lUli chapter, 9th verse that' me.) Hnt VaU Citv lias a choice for sense in our county business No ticket will suit u unless it states: 'For commissioner, J. B. Teal, of Falls City precinct. " (signed) Frank Bitikk. Nothing Equals Chamberlain's Colle, Cliolern and Iiirrhora Kt'iiuMly. Dr. P. a. Spears, of Finclianl, Ala., baa been acquainted with the Kd qualities of Chamberlain's Colle. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and used It in hU own ramlly aud in his Ira. He savs: "It beat any preparation I have ever sen for bowel complaint. I do not think or rec eommeudinK any other, and also use it with my own children.'' 1 he item ed y is for sale' by All Druggists. iiu: t iii'iit'inx lnllt Cl.urcli, I.Hl.enlciue Sunday Soliool at 10 A. M. Preaching at 11 A. M. Praver meeting Thurdya at M. invited to our services. Aim in it S. Aiivn, pasl.tr. Metho.tM r.Nco..l Clum li. Corner of .r.th and Monmouth greets; Kev. V. W. F.dm.'udson, pastor. Sunday s. h.Htl 10 a. m. Morning service U a. ni. Clase meeting 12 m.' Evening service 71)0 p. m. Prayer meeting eyery Wednesday evening at 7:10. The parsonage is next door to the church and the pastor will Im pleased to see you and render any helpful services. Cttlvury I'resbytorUu Cliurib. Sunday school at 10 a. in. Morning worship 11 o'clock. Endeavor meeting 2 p. iu. Evening worship 7::?0. Prayer meeting Wednesday even ings at 7:o0. lr nlted i:viij.-elicttl. Sunday school at 10 A. M. . Morning service at 11 o'clock. Keystone League of Christian Endeavor at l:o0 P. M. j Evening service at 7:30 o'clock.) Miss Ethel Brown, guperinten-j ! dent of K. L. C E. To all of these services the pub- j lie is invited. Damkl A. Poi.inu. pastor. ! v..n.. ..f AiMM.Inlinent .Vaht.1 said ''I'X.'i, - vtd.-.f I'V It" "H'"" l,v "' u'.-....i,y..Mlln.,.,rv. a. n. j'"01- Moiu.nu M. M.tt I Alltttltlt tt ta and Jons IM. K.V...N. A'I'tiiiii-ttrtti'r, with a.tt.e.1.-'"' Wiluam Mc Millan, iUveaw.1. A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECUR; Photographs mi j Tho ra-t M,t.n wo in.i.1.' M-vral I.uihI.vI Lph r Art fa!,.Hl.trs uil ..w .,y X""" h ipU.ato plM.torupl. lr;-. u..v of tl.o ..M plate, 1 ! tl,llllni ,tavutly.nlu.T.llun.. I' REPORT OF THE or THC CONDITION INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK. At Independence, in the State of Ore gon, at the close of business, Jan. 22, l'JOt. OTrtrft, securnl nd unsecured V. M. Bod1 to secure circulation Sux'k, weurlties, Ptc. - HjuiIOni-bnuw. lurnltur? nd Bxturn Doe from t'l Bnki (not n-wrr, until M M n (ran Wilf Bintl d Mnun li."." r. Note of other National Bunks - Fractional papr currency, nlcken na croi! Lawvti. MoskV Ebuvi !! Bank. vi: Specie .-- - I 20.9)0 Leual tender note - 00 ;r-'i,o Redemption nmd with C. 8. Treasurer. (5 per cent of circulation) . v Total to.000 00 I0,ix 00 Jesa expenses and D.144 M - U.0O0 00 Individual deposits siil.Ject to check - J7d.57t 8H Demand certiflcatM of eep - - .-- tzm.Mi to Notice of Snle by Ouarilian. Notice in hereby given, that hv virtue of an order au.l '.1ot.h. o( the Couuty t'ourt, of the Statf of Ure..n fur the County of Folk, duly nia.U; ami entered of record on thi : l"Jnd of January. A. I. J-'.H. J in the matter of the uardianhi of the , estate of J. M. Wann. a mute, duly j authorin and direotutu m n auclt gimrilian of the aid ectato of aid wanl to cell at private sale the fullovrinK de erihed real estate belonging to aid , irn Ml i -A ...n-ii- iwo lipirinnin at the northeast rorner of , the William M. lurptn u. i.. j. i uiuii. No. 37. Not. No. '-"7, i township 0. goath of range 4, went of the Willamette Meridian, in Polk county Oregon, and ..,.,; tlo.m.R weHt 40 chainH: thence 3,ra " ! eouth -.1) chains; thence eat 40 irhain; 1,0539- , . f, M,uia in ulai-i of iwi- Itieai? uui vii . ......... . , - ginning; containing SO acre, more or low, therefore, by virtue Ol mu order I, an such guardian, will on and after the 3rd day of March. 1!H4, oiler for ale at private Hale to the liighet bidder for cash in hand nil the above de scribed premises. Hld therefore will I received by me at Walport. Lincoln connty, Oregon, or at the law cilice of Butlor A Coad in Dallas, I'olk county, Oregon. V . h. ann, Guardian of the Instate ol nann, a mute. II AVE YOUR MEASURE TAKEN f,,f your new Kail Rarrnent. It i the only jM-iK-r and .tt UUctorv way of Liu tug ' " Clothe, beinir ''' ."A'.'.V.L I.OTIIi:-4 AKK At.W AH MAPI". TO OKI'KK." M e your ac-lection Irom the Utl orttitf line of STRAUSS BROS. Chicago. Hst. 7 7 (iootl Ullor. for orera quarter rnlitr You'll find a wrM f pt. ure iu wearing the ciolho made by Mratiu Iir.., fituUien i" lle. lit. liitiall mid material- Tltey'ie ' niucli iK'ttcr than the onli jiarr run of clothe, yet price are at.nUliiiiKly l"w and your prrfectlv aale in r Uriii'iC, bectune if Kirmci.l are. not aatiaf actory, vu nrrdti't take thrm w'K WILr, UK I'LKASKD H SIMWYUU Ot K t.Kr-.Al 1,1 M", OK SAMrUlili CALt OM r.M.Kirkluml m PicKcr$ negatives K..i.i.-mlH-r. 1 Lav- in M. k all of tJyMu-Katiu'it . .. . .. it .. ;.. l ,u ,itv If vim wuh r iSa . from ni.v -f M v? 11 w 1 ? "m,r UiV. Ito ill at once, a 1 hW My "ot koop thorn iu y any gvat h'lith .1 tiiiif. j i Enlarging Picture i j I u.i pr.-par.Ml t.t i iil tr.' any .hoti:ra.li mid nUli fid..H lor nam.' at a wry n-n-oiml.l.' lijiuru. I . Hcv. k of tli.' i:ir:iut o that n- j.trtuivH will U t un-l . Ihiiti-ifaotliMi i j:iiar:int..'.l in t acli aikI t'Vrry tntun.e. laii'l iiii''t t my work. J. M. McCaleb, i C STREET, Independence, -:- Oregc (CO ) i-,xa ii 13.100 00 Total State of Or,'K-t, 1 sh. Cmjnty of t f w frvina. 1'iiHhler ofthe aliove-named , T(0na ViBta hv DistNCt-DenUtV bank, do solemnly swear that the ahove statement . f It trtl - i . Mra V. T. Ilenkle.' Miss Mattie Lee was installed as noble grand; Mrs. Belle Pagenkopf vice grand; Mrs. S. J. McLaughlin, secretary; Mrs. Carrie Krutz, Treasurer. It is with pleasure that we an nounce the appearance of that much talked of character, "Happy Hooligan." "Happy" will hold one reception in Independence at the opsra house February 8 190-1. He brings all his frionds, the policeman and hig brother, Gloom ie Gur. Seats on sale at the usual place. The membe rs of the Social Whist Club were entertained on Friday evening, by Dr. and Mrs. O.D. But ler assiuted by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kirkiand. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kutch, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. L. Damon, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hub bard Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Conkey, Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Walker, Mrs. May Babbitt, Mr. P. M. Kirkiand, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kirkiand, Dr. nd Mrs. O. D. Butler. ' A pleasant evening was spent after which a lijat luach was sarred. .1,,. v.-atofniv knowlwlsc and bflii-r. W. IKVINK. lasliler. Suoscrlbed and sworn to bi-fore ni" this fflth -lav f January, l'JOl. i- IM'KLKV, f-KR-,-r-All.H: otary J'ntdlc. ' " ' II. ilrH:v-MKKO an, -I Director! j M '"1j A U'i' t '.I rTF TJ- m v 1 :..:. ff nil mi mi i f tlif v nr hn rvrry W.-ikutg Mmi !,.! GOOH WA'll'H. WV hivtt t e tl Aiftuipiil to nflft l (tu. J w Pricesi O. tt, lO, 12. nnd 10.75. If h f. Ctii in u.l look ihiin ovrr. r M. M. M. I. L. SMITH Fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars, and Beer on Draught, or in Bottles, at THE 1. L. SMITH SALOON, C STREET, Independence, - - Oregon. I. L. SMITH;IProprietor. TIME CARD NO. 2. No. 2 For Ya'juitia: Lea vert Albany 1-':1" r " Corvallis -':KJ i, Arrives Yamuna. ... 6:20 i- No. 1 Returning: Leaves Y'a'iiina li'A'i A. M. Leaves Curvallin 1 1 :.'!0 a. m. Arrives Albany 12:l"i I'. M. No. 3 For Dtitroil: Leaves Albany 7:00 A. m. Arrives- Detroit 12:20 i m. No. 4 (nun Detroit: ' Leaves Detroit 1 :00 i-. M. , Arrives Albany 5 :'.' r. m. j Train No. 1 arrives in Albany in i time to connect with the b. P. south bound train, as well sis giv- inetwoor three hours in. Albany before departure of S. P. North bound train. Train No. 2 connects with the B. P. trains at Corvallis and Albany giving direct service to Newport and adjacent beaches. Train 3 for Detroit, I'reitenbush and other mountain resorts leaves Albany at 7:00 a. m., reaching L'e troit about noon, giving ample lime to reach the Springs same day. For further information apply to Edwin Stone, . Manager. T. Cockbell, Agent, Albany. H. H. Cito.MSE, Agent, CorTalas. f REE (MURCM5UPPERS Society Dijnew T IMPORTED JAPAHESE WITH PURCHASESOF F0rSALE BY F. S. Wilson. 0) 'A: 1 THE ...PALACE SALOON. C. Street near EitUe Patoct rjoicl UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT! Firat'Clasa Roaort. Court.oul Trailm.nl to All. O. Jl KRAMER Sr CO., INDEPENDENCE, ORE. SULLIVAN & TALLON, PROPRIETORS A-sfps ,r - '. ' r r -- fr Tn ! - .GENERAL BLACKSMITHIK j IULURD PLYMJILE. Horse Shoeing, Plow and Wagon! Repairing, Etc. j Prices Consistent With Good WorKmeni Courteous Treatment to All. SHOP: CORNER MAIN AND B. STREEl iNutrLNOtNCt, OREGON.
