DR
h.
Halsey
G ARNJO BST,
(tema
1 Mrs Jessie Bond and a friend
from Brownsville visited th eA l
Chas Poole and wife were v' 8' pine barbecue today.
itors in Halsey last Sunday.
Clyde C arter is very low. It
1) l'aylor was a Portland caller is thought th at he can’t last
last Sunday.
...
, . . _ .... .
very many more hours.
Miss Isabel Gull,ford was an . Scott Wesley and wife from
Albany caller Tuesday.
Beaverton, came up last week
Mis George Alford was an Al- and visited wi|h his brother A
viVVW Hr i l
ah
Lesley and family.
They re-
Mrs \\ H Kirk was an Albany turned last Monday.
formerly of Halsey, now located
E. L. STIFT and SON
there. From there we went to
Spencer. Movida. and entered , FURNITURE d e a l e r s
Telephone 145.
the west entrance of Yellowstone ( arries everything in Furniture,
Halsey, Ovegoi
at 2:30 p ni.
also PIPELESS FURNACES.
Amor A. Tussin^
Yellowstone National Park is The RAMONA MACHINE
located in northwestern Wyc-
plays all makes of records.
LAWYER AND NOTARY
ming and a small part of Monta
na and Idaho.
Aho
WHITE SEWING
B rownsville , O regon
The road is a one way locp
MACHINES.
road which consists of 148 miles
r In UJ| u
Mrs Elpha Turner of Albany,
215-217 Lyon Street, Albany.
>
Haxel Gulliford. who is work- came up Tuesday to go out with in the main loop with side roads
making
about
234
miles
of
splen
G L A S S .e s F IT T E D
ing in Albany, spent the week Pugh’s cook wagon, to take the
1) r . H arolii E. J ack -
did roads.
ST
end in Halsey.
son , 304-305 1st N a
Dlace
of
Mrs
Leeper
and
Mrs
By
GRADUATE
We entered the park bv the tional Bank Building. Albany, Oregon.
All of the Fish Lake visitors of erly, who have been cooking
O P T O M E T R IS T
west
gate called West Yellow
last week returned to Halsey there. ,
Without pain. Late nerve-
stone. 30 miles from this west
P R IV A T E O F F IC E
Monday evening.
blocking
method.
Prof Bond, who has been vis
F O R E X A M IN A T IO N S
E B Penland and wife left iting with his wife and Mrs entrance, we came to the Lowei
Geyser Basin (7240 ft) which is-
P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E
Wednesday for a m onth’s stay in Quick for a few
days, returned j the largest of the park geysei
California, on a business deal.
F. M. f r e n c h a S o n s
Tuesday to begin his teaching in bisins which contains many cu-
ALBANY
O f lE G .
T B Cain suffered a stroke of the University of North Dakota rious geysers, especially thi
KARL A. BRAMWELL, Prop.
paralysis last Saturday morning
in September.
Mammoth Paint Pots of differ
Suits Cleaned And Pressed.
and is lying dangerously ill.
News comes to us of the mar- ent colors.
L
U
X D R V SENT A WAV on MONDAY
For Sale—A good farm or chil
riage of Miss Myrel Pike in Eu-
Next the Upper Geyser Basil
dren’s mare, weight about 1100
gene on August 18 to Karl Kappe where the largest and finest gey
at a bargain as 1 have no use for
oi Eugene. Mrs Kappe is the sers of the world are found. Ii
DR. R. H. HARRIS
h er.— Will Carter.
7-29 tf
daughter of S L Pike of this this basin is “ Old Faithful” Io
W1LDEY LODGE NO. 65.
Mr and Mrs Jam es Bond of
*J*ace"
cated, the tourists' friend. Hen
Regular meeting next Satur-
Albany visited Saturday and
Mr and Mrs A E Randall and we camped the first night,
lav
night.
C u sic k
B a n k B u i l d i n g . A l b a n y . Sunday
with their daughter,
niece, Miss Daisy Buckner, drove ' ‘‘Old Faithful” spouts at regu
Mrs Jay Moore.
over from Scio Sunday, bringing lar intervals of 70 minutes for It
80 ACRBSAL i . U N D E R CULTIVATION
C H Koontz was a caller at
Mrs J W Millar home. They minutes a column of hot watei
F in e set of farm buildings, p len ty of Newport, leaving here Saturday
All tools “ Sanitary Sterilized”
spent the day visiting with the 60 ft high. 8 and one-half mile:
w ater, located on good road near Shedd morning and returning Monday
Laundry Every Week
J
W
an
I
R
B
Miller
families.
from
“
Old
Faithful”
we
crossed
S ta tio n close to school and chnrcli.
o evening.
Last Saturday afternoon the the Continental Divide, altitude
Gleaning and Pressing
T h is place can be h a n d le d on very easy
Mis E C Miller returned Sun
motor that runs the city water 8240 ft, through Craig Pasi
terras. Price $10,000.
E.
C
. M IL L E R
day from lan g en t where she had
works pump went out of com- alongside of a little lily covtret
helping take care of Mrs
W illam ette Valley L hik I been
mission.
A fter
trying until lake, whose waters in Spring
Higbee’s new twin boys.
Monday noon to fix it and failing, time hesitate whether to flow oui
Company.
Mrs Geo Hayes and her two
203 First National Bank Bldg. sons and W H Kirk and family Mr Clark hauled his wood saw one end into Pacific waters oi
up in front of the engine room out the other into Atlantic wa
Albany, Oregon.
went to Cascadia last week, re
and
hitched his gasoline engine ters but usually goes in both di
turning Sunday evening.
Halsey Station.
onto the pump and has been rections.
G Mitzner and family expect
From here we descend to the
■to leave next Monday for Pais pumping the water with it since.
Esther
Kike
Seeks
a
Divorce.
West
Thumb of the Yellowstont
ley, Ore, where Miss Ida will
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j Lake where we saw more Faint
(’ash buyers of Cream
te^c.i tins coming year.
Charging
that
her
husband
Pots.
They
are
not
so
large
as
Anss Marjorie Lent from Port
has treated her cruelly and inhu- the ones in the Lower Geysir Eggs amt Poultry.
land, arrived here last Friday
evening on a w eek’s visit with manly, and has been guilty of Basin, but are more brilliantly
improper relatioi s with other colored.
her cousin, Miss Melba Neal.
women,
Esther 0 Rike yesterday
The road from Thumb follows L W . BYERLY, Agent
Prof Patterson, our new school
filed a petition for a divorce from 1 the shore of Lake Yellowstont.
principal, was here Sunday. He
her husband.
As the road passes around Thuml
came down from Eugene with
She
asks
that
she
be
awarded
Bay fine views of Mount Sheri
Mr Phillips.
in Real Estate.
in her decree with perm anent al- dan, Knotted Woods and thi )ealer
Hailille* Town am i C o u n try P ro p erty ,
Mrs Crabb, who has been here imony of $4000, an undivided
Natural Bridge can be bad.
.ive b u n a call a n d see i( be can fix
for some time visiting her moth one-half interest in the farm
As we leave Yellowstone Laki ou up.
er, Mrs Douherty, returned to which she and her husband own
we enter the Grand Canyoi
her home in Pomeroy, Wash, jointly, and a one-third interest
which contains the Crystal ano
Wednesday evening.
in the land he owns separately, Lower Falls and can he seei.
Mrs Morrill,
(Mrs Minnie $1000 attorney fees and suit Mount Washburn, 10830 ft, Low
Gross’ mother) returned to her
money, and $750 support money ; er Falls and Inspiration Point
nome at Hillsboro, Saturday, and during its pendency.
¡A short distance from Inspira
304 Broadalbin St, Albany.
Mr Mori ill went to Klamath
tion Point is the Glacier Bouldi i
Our wonderful roots and herbs
Falla Saturday evening.
The Yellowstone Park Trip
' which must have been brough ire found in the China prepara
Fred Smith, who has been here
Our party
(consisting of a distance of at least 20 miles by tions and have stood the test of a
for the past two weeks looking
the ancient glacier that carried
after his crops and farm in ter Messrs Laubner, Marks and Pen- it and dropj ed it here for the housand years to cure Catarrh,
Asthma, Lung Trouble, Cancer,
ests, on Wednesday returned to land and their wives) left Hal wonder of the tourists.
Rheumatism, Blood Poison, N er
his home in Elgin, Washington. sey July 27th, 1920, making our
From the Grand Canyon the
first stop at Highway Garage at
vousness, Stomach, Liver and
Word comes to us th at F M
road
leads to the top of Mount
Albany, leaving there a t 8:30 a m.
Kidney troubles, also private ail
Maxwell has resigned his pos
Washburn where we saw snow by
We
spent
the
first
night
at
Ri
GOOD
ments
of men and women. Con
non as principal of the Coburg
the roadside.
Descending Mt
vera
Park
on
the
Columbia
High
su
lta
tio
n free. The Hing Wo
APPEARANCE
school and has accepted the po
Washburn we enter
Tower
way.
We
spent
half
a
day
ta
Chinese
Medicine Co. P O Box,
sition of principal of the Tan
ASSURED
Creek. The road a fter leaving
king
in
the
sights
of
the
High
247,
Albany,
Oregon.
gent school an> will move there
Tower Creek passes, first, the
way,
then
continued
on
our
way,
There is a lot of satisfaction in the near future.
towers or minarets, that giv
taking the route through The
and comfort in knowing that you
Charles McCoy of Browns Dalles, reaching Moro the sec this section its name; then passi s RURAL CREDIT* LOANS
close to a wonderful cliff of col
are properly dressed, whatever ville, and Violet Stellmacher,
Our tw enty year rural credit
ond evening.
the occasion may be, at work oi jd m ghter of A C Stellmacher,
Next we went to Kent, Grass um nar basalt that overhangs the plan of loaning money to farmer«
at play, you want to be sure that who formerly lived near Halsey, Valley, 4 Shaniko, Antelope and i [°ad’ I h j8J 8
famou8 ° Vcr‘ helP8 you to get out of d e b t
were married Monday evening ——
beyond Mitchell
The ‘anginK
Shortly after, the Under our form of loan the tota
your appearance is right.
by Judge Oliver in Albany. The next day. Antone, Dayville, Mt 1Ne<‘,il‘‘ *8 r''achoil- This is a imount of interest paid during
long slender spire that starts at its entire period of tw enty yeart
Coming here for your clothes newly married couple will make Vernon, John Day, Prairie
their
home
in
Brownsville.
springs
r ’ver s L*^Ke an^ mounts up is actually less than 5 1-2 pet
you know you get the best styles
to the Blue Mount Hot
On Aug 20th occurred the wed-1 where we rested until Sunday nearly 300 feet-
cent interest.
in the most economic cloths that
Then there is a long steady de
ding of Miss Katherine Kirk and caught the speckled trout.
W rite us for booklet.
are tailored.
Patrick to Ralph Harold Reeves,
scent to Gardner river, within 2
OWEN
BEAM Agent.
A fter leaving the Blue Mount
at the home of the bride in Leb
miles ol Mammoth Hot Springs
we traveled over VERY ranged
133 Lyon St.
Albany, Oregop
anon, Dr Wallace Howe Lee, country and some of the worst which consist of large and beau
President of Albany College offi
road we encountered on the tiful hot springs and terraces.
ciating. They will make th eir whole trip and landed in Vale The most beautiful are Angel W R I G H T & I'D O I.E
home in I .e ba non. We under HOT, TIRED and DIRTY, an<l Pulpit terraces which are
stand th at the Reeves family where we remained over night. formed almost exclusively of Funeral Directors and Licensed
Embalmers
lived in Halsey a number of
carbonate of lime and are differ
Our
next
stop
was
in
Boise,
BROWNSVILLE
and HARRIS
years ago and the groom will be
ent from those of the geyser ba
Idaho.
Here
we
saw
one
of
the
BURG,
Branches
at Halsey and
remembered by many.
sins.
Albany. Oregon.
best and largest irrigated val-
Sweet
Home.
Frank
Kirk, Rep
Other sigts to be seen here
Quaker Steel Pipeless Fun,a- leys. We stajed in Mountain
resentative
for
Halsey,
PhoelWi
V A LV E F IR S T
Canary
| -es.
The healthful, modern. Home one night. From there are Jupiter Terrace,
economical way to heat your we went through Idaho desert to Spring and Devil's Kitchen.
P H Y S IC IA N
AND
SURGEOC
DENTISTRY
BARBER - SHOP.
Í
Chiropractor
I. (). (). F.
X-RAY
BARBER SHOP
SWIFT 8 CO.
W. J. Ribelin
The Hing Wo Chi
nese Medicine Co.
BLAIN
CLOTHING
COMPANY.
When in Albany eat at the
LIBERTY
(Old Russ House.)
home.
MARTIN LUDWIG
Plumbing and Tinning.
Second and Ferry Street,
Albany, Oregon.
Lily Hot Springs where we came
in contact with our first electric
3torm crossing the deseit.
Next day going through I)u
Boij we met Dr Frank Davidson,
F. M. GRAY,
Drayman.
This article will ran in at least
one and possibly two or three
more issues of the Enterprise. |
Don’t fail to read it all. as you' All work done promptly and
will find it interesting.
reasonably.
Phone No. 269.