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About West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1904)
WESTS IPE rvTKRrRISE. INOErENDKNCE, OKKCOX . .MncDcwnPMP.P SOCIAL BRIEFLET8 oe S: -5 mUU Lliuuwu w Mrs. Hubbard and son Claude are in Salem. M. K. Steel will deliver an illus trated rooting picture lecture at the Metbodi.t church Friday night, the 11th iniUnt. While playing in the basement f tha collar bone. Mrs. C 0. Lee of Albany, visited f TC Paddock the first oi me I Tneether they are spending . tam Uva in Salem a. r,r. .re removing Craven & Moore are removing - .trtra nurcoasetl building next to Paddock s. , Harvey Lounsberry, traveling freight agent of the Southern Paci fic railroad company, was in Inde pendence, the first of the week. Craven &, Moore, headquarters for stationery, confectioneries, etc., will hereafter be found in their new lo cation, one deor south of Pad dock's. There is opportunity tor the new city council to create a favorable im pression by giving attention to di lapidate sidewalks on the main streets of the town. The minstrel show on Saturday night is under the auspices of the Degree of Honor. The ladies hav ing it in charge have spared no pains in getting it up, and it de eerves patronage. Carl Barbour and J. Griffin who have been visiting at the home of J. K. Morrison, left today for their home in Michigan. While here Messrs Barbour and Griffin proved up on timber claims and tbey may be expected to return to Oregon again A. R. Butler, the postal inspector m Tndenendence this week. was w J 4 I i a ET I He checked ud Poetma8tert Mer- win's books and found them 0 K. The inspector expects to hare the matter of improved post-office fac ilities disposed of within a few weeks. In response to advertise ment he has received two proposals for buildings. , Special effort will .be made to make the services at the Presb- next Sabbath of Di m v - ,nt interest, in tne morning pastor wiu rnano kjuk mentsofmuch importance to the k.irh and eonereeation. In tne CUurcu nuu ''to o i .nincr the tonic will be "A e'ance ot Russia and japan." Dsooam D n.ata nr1 .Tarmn." Sabbath I scheol at 10 A. M. A very kind welcome to alL ,.... Walter Nichols, deputy county clerk will leaye on the 15th for the Philippines where he goes under civil service regulations to teach school. His departure will leave a vacancy in the clerk's office which United States Loughary will have to fill by appointment. It is understood Johnnie VanOrsdell can haye the place if he wants it but Johnnie is a surveyor and has his eye on surveyorship for Polk county and he is not likely to ac cept an appointment as deputy. The Social Whist Clnb. The weather with its torrents of rain did not prevent the weekly meeting of the Social NVhist cluo last week. The members were en tertained at the elegant home of Mrs. W. A. Messner and there was a good attendance. The first prize was won by Dr. and Mrs. O. D. Butler, while Mr. Damon and Mrs. WU1 Walker captured the booby. Refreshments were served at the close of the game. Mrs. Geo. Conkey will entertain the club this week. Ml.. Mede Holroan. of Pall the first of WBB 111 4uit-v. the week. T.V. iniir Grain to the Iodepen - - - j --- - . a nn Vdneadavi ana UPIW v Saturdays chopping. ' VY. E. Gilbeit, of Dallas, ageat for the Coast Range Lumber Com u nd Mrs. II. Clodfelter were tlnl wee, iwj ....Vi future home. D. L. Hedges purchased the five year old black stallion, Dicknomah, J ,Mirn .t th. Port. rewru The All Stars put up an interfil ing game of basket ball in Dallas on Monday night and Monmouth Tuesday night but the hnky Polk county lads were too much for them. Before leaving for a visit to Port, land this week, Mis Lulu Wilcox entertained a number of her friends on Tuesday. It was the birthday anniversary of her sister Miss Cecile' and the event was in her honor. Mrs. M. W.Wallace has returned from her trip east and will have on display Saturday Mar. 5, the famous "Gage Hat" and other street and tailor made hats from the best mil linery houses in St. Paul, Chicago, and New York. "I am in touch with fifty Okla homa families that are ready to come west" remarked one of the new emigrants arrived in Indepen dence thi week. This is a tip that the prospective emigrants should be looked after. Time for entering the pool of the Polk County Mohair Association .inau Satnrdiv of this week. Mo- I tfcvava wiaw j faftir caa shipped from any noint in the county to Dallas at cents per hundred pounds. Last year the pool realized 38 cents per pound and the market is some better this year. The Association paid out for mohair last season $20,000. Santa Rosa People Here. Five families from Santa Rosa, Pat arrived in town this week ... . " - lookinr for location for homes among the fertile fields of Polk. T. J. Covendale and J. W. Mo ri A r n( iha narf.T. These j i couj iu . - f -j ' ,,.me to star and have c i - , found temporary quarters in the Verd Hill house. A shipment of their freight consisting of stock and fA tmnnnn nnnrtnra house-hold goods is expected in a day or two. They will look around until they find a suitable place to purchase. Rebekahs Entertain. The Indepedence Rebekah Lodge gave an At Home to the Dallas lodee Tuesday night. About 45 members came over by a special motor. Two candidates, Mrs. R.J TuTlor and Miss Inez Warner, were initiated into the mysteries of the order, after which several very intereatinz speeches were mad. As address of welcome by Mrs, V.tta. Walker Noble Grand was followed by several pleasing re snonses. Miss fehelton, nooie Grand, of the Dallas lodee. in her address in behalf of the visitors, commended the lodge and its work in the highest terms. Miss Bertha Bohannon played a march while those present repaired to the dining ball where a banquet was spread. The guests tooir tneir aepariure about mi(i.night, promising to come 1 AMONG THE MERCHANTS. i ....uuuiiuiuUM)K Holy Roller" candies at Craven A Moore's. All the new things in dress gwl at Messner's. Wanted butur, egg and poultry at Messner's. No. 1 bacon at 12J cents pound at Knox's. Ifi n need of stationery see us. Craven & Moore's. Famous Oregon Columbia brand f mush at Knox's. See those new gentlentea's at Craven A Mooie'e. Seyea bars of Golden Star soap for 25 cents at Knox's. Highest prices paid for produce and poultry at Knox's. A'variety of playing cards, dice, etc., at Craven & Moore's. Fruits, candies, etc., always on hands at Craven A Meore's. Honey I Three pounds of No. 1 honey for a quarter at Knox's. Th soul-stirring game of "Pit" can be bad at Craven fc Moore's, Two packages of the beet coffee on earth for 25 cents at Kuox's. First olass yellow fir shakes for sale. II. C. Miller, Pedee, Oregon. Full line of ladies' best pocket memoranda books at Craven A Moore's. Siva vmirnif fur the niiht of March 5tb, when the local minstrele appear. New line of latest shapes and colors in etationery at Craven & Moore's. Jast arrived 100 pounds of the new crop oi nuie as vivtu . Moore's. You can find copy-righted books by modern authors, full line at Craven & Moore's. Call and see the new things in men's hats, golf shirts and neck wear. W. A. Messner. Mr. Burton will have charge of the minstrel show to be given at the opera-house March 5tb. Local minstrels under the aus pices of the Degree of Honor, at the opera-house March 5tb. That awful Wm. B. Barnett will have charge of the farce comedy at the minstrels baturday night. The Ladies of the W. R. C, will give a dance in tne Auditorium Tuesday 'evening, March 17th. It will be a roof-raising side-split ting affair the local minstrel show to be given at the opera-bouse. Mrs. Chas. A. Rice, of Mon mouth, announces she will give lee- sons in oil, water color and China painting. , Johnson, the clothier, at Salem, is the popular place for Polk coun ty people to trade. Finest display in the valley. W. W. Percival, of Independence, Oregon, is ia the Market for fat jtock of all kinds. He pays the highest Market price. The minstrel show Saturday night will be something great. Such is the assurance of the pro moters. Come prepared to laugh The Independence Orchestra will trive a dance in the Auditorium on Friday evening, March 4th. Special motor will leave lor Monmouth after the dance. We have a full line of Oliver, Chill and 6teel plows, Spring Tooth barrows, and the Dandy Ball Bear inir Diiq harrows. These are spec s ially adapted to use in hop fields. R. M. Wade & (Jo Bale Agents, Notice of AU1W,, . - .i - il.ai a. Ih Noli t I""" V Th.., n.l raU MomX. SSyfl. i ... ..i i a. n. DateJ thJ sm tiny vt . m' MiKOAasvMcM.iU". AJiuinUlntrli, and Joan Pun. with .111 ann.id,.uu. William Mc Millan, dfceawJ. WATER POWER MILLS It hac always bocn admit ted by the best millers in this country that a good Water Power is the very best for the manufacture of flour it being an even steady wer that makes the name grade of ilour at all times. GOLD DUST FLOUR is made by the Sidney Power Co. who own the water power at Sidney, Ore., one of the bent in this part of the Plate, wliere they have located one of the" best equipped and most modem llour 11 mills. At these mills thev manufacture GOLD DUST FLOUR. You can purchase this Flour at any time of R S. WILSON, AT THE STAR GROCERY INDEPENDENCE, - ORE. Working; Overtime. Eight hour laws are Ijjnorw! v thone tlreliw, little workers-Ur. Klug's New Life Mllllolm r alwavs at work, nlgtit aud ily, curing Indi gestion, IUIiouue, Constipation, Hek Headache snd all Htomacb, I.lver ana Bowel iroulile. Ey, plwutant, wfe, sure. Only 25c at A. 8. Locke's drug tore. Corvailis k Eastern Railroad TIME CARD NO 2 No. 2 For Yaquina: Leaves Albany " Corvailis Arrives Yaquina... .12:15 p. M. 2:00 i. M. . 6:20 p. M. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaquina 6:45 a Leaves Corvallitt 11 :30 a. Arrives Albany. .12:15 P. No. 3 For Detroit: Leaves Albany.. Arrives Detroit.. . 7:00 a.m. .12:20 p. m. No. 4 from Detroit: Leaves Detroit 1 :00 p. m. Arrives Albany 5:55 p.m. Train No. 1 arrives in Albany in time to connect with the S. P. south bound train, as well as giv ing two or three hours in Albany before departure of S. P. North bound train. Train No. 2 connects with the S. P. trains at Corvailis and Albany giving direct service to Newport and adjacent beaches. Train 3 for Detroit, Breitenbush and other mountaiu resorts leaves Albany at 7:00 a. m., reaching De troit about noon, giving ample time to reach the Springs came day. For further information apply to Edwin Stone, Manager. T. Cock re ll, Agent, Albany. II. II . Cbonibk, Agent, Corvailis. I Mc CALEB, f THE PHOTOGRAPHER, j :S will make your Picture, tnlaye your i PhotoVor finish you an elegant Fram. . : We wlti make Puctic School Children s IZ STAMP'PHO-TOS S Jit Twenty five cevts per Dozen, j 0989899899999988 IF YOU WISH B 01 0 OD 01 VW7 V (' f TO MAKE A NICE PRESENT IN SILVER PLATED WARE 01 m 0) 05 iOD 01 05 B 01 01 01 QD 05 01 OR CUT GLASS CALL ON O. A. KRAMER & CO. INDEPENDENCE, OREGON 05 yOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCl Notice to Voter. Notaries Public throughout the County, in the several voting pre cincts, have bean auplied with teg istratiou blank. All voters are re quired to register on or before May 15, 1901. Uegioter early and avoid extra expense ot the county Registration is required every two years. U. S. LoWiHAUY, County Clerk. (lives Helatb, Vigor and Tone, Horblne Is a txmo for itiffor from ancarula. By it umi the tlud la quickly regenerated and tlm cotir In come normal. Thedrmipltig atrrtigth is revived. The languor 1m (llmliilMied Healt, vigor and tone predominate. New life and happy activity rraltii. Mm. Ilelle il. Hhired, MlddleHborough, 111., write: "I have oeeu troubled with liver complaint and poor blood. and I found nothing to bent-tit me like Ilerbioe. I hope never to I without It. I hare winded that I bad known of It lu my huntiand' lifetime." 60c Hold by A. H. Locke. ItiiHlueMS Opening. For Sale Country store in Pelk county. Good location. Probable value $3,000. For particulars en quire at this office. For flitle. 12,000 shares of mining stock in the Gold Creek Mining and Mill ing Corapuny. Certificates 1000 shares each. Price fl ctn. pr share. 8. D. Oansnr. 112 Court Kt, Balera, Orsfoo. r s A: ......... 'e OREGON Siionrliii AND 3 TKAIN'H KH0M rOKTLAND DAI'. WThroiiRh Pullman itamlard and c lat sleeping car ditlly to OmaJi. C cu'K Hpokane ; tourlut ilpttigrar4 to Katiaaati; through I'nllluan i alee.mg eara (pcraouallv eomliK weekly to Oilrago and Kanaan C rw'liouig rhalrcars (teats free) tei Kant daily. ' i it r art TIMRPCHKDULK v ro rmm i-omtlakd i Chicago Halt Uke, Denver, Portland Ft Worth, Omaha, : Serial Kann Oily, HU 4J0f 9 :15 a m via Utila, Chicago and ! lliiiitinu- Kant. ! ton, " Atlantic Halt lake, Denver, , - ; Kxprena Kt Worth.Oinaha. H: 15 p in via Kanaaa City, Ht 10JO!t: Hunting- Lou In, Chicago ton. and Kaat. Ktl'aol Walla Walla.Iwls JftHtMall ton,8M)kane,Wal Hamvia Uie, Pal I man, 7:35 Hpokane. Minmtanolla, Ht l'Kul. Duloth. Mil waukee, Chicago and Kaat. 70 hours. Portland to Ohlraro. ' change of eri. Tickets Kaat vi K rail or via Imat and rail via Portlnl OCEAN AND KIVEii HCUKDVli rSOM rOBTLAND, All sailing dates subject to rhange. 9 pa For Ban Franclseo 4 Sail every 6 days.