The Halsey Enterprise
Charity Grange Items.
Canning Compound Powder Rin
go’s Drug Store.
An Independant Newspaper
Hotel
Halsey
Meals, 50c
Rooms, 75c
Rates by week or month
C. P. Kizer made a business trip
The second accident occurred I
to Portland Sunday.
w ith in the week near A lfo rd s ta -j
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Mrs. R. P. Dougherty of Browns tion from fast d riv in g when a car
v ille spent several days visiting in ran into and broke the leg of a |
this v ic in ity la»t week.
Courteous treatiueut to all patron»
cow. The anim al had to be ki I'e t
Give us a trial
D. F. D ean , E ditob .
A p o u ltry demonstration
for
Entered ee eeeond-eleee matter Oc C h a m / com m unity w ill he held 1
tober 9, 191|, at the poetoMiee at Hal at tbs boms of August Sperling on
ter, Oregon, under the Act of March Aug. 5th, commencing at 9 a. m J
I, 1179.
F. M. K izer who fe ll some lim e
ago and h u rt his bip is not yet able
Devoted to the material upbuilding of to get around w ithout help.
K od ak s, F ilm s a n d
Halsey and surrounding country and
S u p p lie s
M r and Mrs. W. R Pence l^ ft
Linn County generally. Subscription
Sunday evening fo r a week’s vaca-1
rate 91.(0 per year in advance.
E X P E R I E N C E D M E C H A N IC S
tion at Cascadia.
Oscar W igle and wife spent th e !
Poultry Demonstration at W il day Saturday iu ¡Springfield.
For every 93 worth of Kodak finishing
liam ’s Farm
Some of the boys w orking at the
rock crusher k ille d a rattlesnake one 6x8 enlargem ent free.
Before buying your Tires and Tubes elsewhere in»
Schedule for the p o u ltry c u llin g last week, this being the th ird one
Halsey Drug Store.
dem onstration which w ill begin in kille d since the work started.
vestigate our full line and reasonable prices.
L in n county on August 4 has been
HALSEY GARAGE,
C ounty T h is tle Commissioner
I Open every evening t i l l 9
announced by the county agent
Foote
Bros., Props
Dawson has been w orking in th is
except Sundays.
who is sending out the dates and
neighborhood the past few davs,
instructions fo r the work to a il
the Canada Ih i-tle
p o u ltry project leaders, com m unity inform ing
Igiowers th a t it is tim e to harvest
chairm en and co-operators.
the th istle crop. L e t’ s a il do our
Owners of flocks are asked to
keep a careful record of eggs from duty and keep this weed under
Oregon , Higher Imtilulion of
the entire flock for seven days control.
U. G. REYNOLDS,
Proprietor
HALSEY 'GARAGE
Kodak Finishing and
W ho will give you prompt and courteous
Tinting.
service at lowest possible charge.
MAYBERRY &
TECHNOLOGY
M c K inney
p rio r to the c u llin g dem onstration.
A t c u llin g tim e the c u ll* should
Christian Church Notes
be kept away from the select fowls
Eight Schooli; Severn, Departmeals
and a record Of eggs made for the
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19. 1921
Sunday School at 10 o’clock,
seven succeeding days, the in s tru c
For informilio. w rit. Io III* Rrm tlikr
tions read.
I b is record should beginning with prayer aud scrip
Oregon
Agricultural College
H ighest prices paid for Beef, Pork, Veal and M u tto n . Fee Us
then be sent to the county agent. ture quotations from the book of
CORVALLIS
Matthew.
Communion
service
The hens should he kept in a coop
before you sell,
Halsey phone 179.
B ro w n sville phone 37c51.
by the cooperators on the day of and sermon at 11 a. in. C hristian
Endeavor prayer meeting at 7 p.
the dem onstration.
On the schedule for the c u llin g m. Song - i^ ic e aud eermon at
the ( 8 p m .
demonstrations.
inclu ding
Doing our best is a to nic, a
names of the demonstrators, pro
ject leader and com m unity ch a ir great health stim ulator.
man appears fo r Aug. 4th, 9 a. m.
Methodist Church Notes
— Lake Creek a t the Clarence W il
liam s place. H. E Coshy, dem
Sunday School, " S a u l’s Teach
onstrator; O G C oldiron, project
leader; and C R. Evans, commu ing at A n tio c h .”
A whole year thev assembled
n ity chairm an.
This is an excellent o p p o rtu n ity themaelve9 w ith tho church and
Acts 11.26 I W hat „ the seliillg price
for the p a u ltrv raisers of this com ta u g n tm u c h people
m u n ity to obtain the necessary
A fter the m artyrdom of ¡Stephen
x.
..
.
P T 0 K S ? No matter, becaoe
know ledge to im prove th e ir fl css the gospel was preached in tunny (
aud make the chicken business a places. C h ris tia n ity had to break | i s the wearing of K R Y P T O R S
paying one.
Come, bring your the shell of Jewish ex Jusiveneis that counts. Ask to see K R Y P
basket dinner, and fu rth e r this for i t is the universal religion. ; T 0 K S ) then buv K R Y P T O K S ami
Jeeus meets the needs of a ll man-
w l], f ,
¡d
movement by your attendance.
kind, loves every soul and cao i -
r
save the chief of sinuers. The
Halsey Couple Wed
gladdest people are those who see
These prices are bargains considering the qual
” To be
A verv p re tty wedding occurred most of the grace of God
ity
of
the ware, aml.you should take advantage of
on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in relation not w ith God alone but
them at once.
a t the home of M r and Mrs. J. W w ith one’s fellows, and to serve
M 'lle r, when th e ir daughter, Miss God in serving them , that ¡9 to be
*
a i a à
A L B A N Y O B C a.
D orothy, was married to Harold a C h ris tia n .”
The
interm
ediate
and
senior
Harold
Albro.
Stevenson, son of M r. and M rs J
A. Stevensoo, Dr. Lee, Dean of leaguers met in jo in t session last
Manufacturing optcian.
Albany College, pronouncing the Sunday evening to entertain about
ceremony
X solo, "S in g of a 25 of the H arrisb urg league who
H e a rt,” Tunison, was sung hy came down bv autos. The leader
Miss Helen Lee, a classmate of the was Homer M ornhinw eg and the
bride, and ths Mendelssohn W ed subject, “ The Value o f Good L it
A liv -
ding M arch was played by Miss erature in E d uca tio n.”
discussion was carried on by mem
Donna Robertson.
P in k swectpess were the chief bers from a ll three organizations
decoration and formed a pretty in which some good th in g * were
setting. A d a in ty gown of w hite well said. Please take notice th a t
net w ith a w hite cottage bouquet we have speakers in our in te r ne-
diate league who can ta lk as well
was worn by the bride.
These vouog people are native as grown ups. Our young people
re s id e n tio f H tlse v, graduates from had prepared a special music.il
the Halaey High School, and the program anrLwe feel sure th a t the
bride a member of the class of '20, H arrisburg friends went home feel
U. of O., w hile the groom is a ing th a t our young people ate not
graduate of O. A C.
They w ill latisfled unless religious things are
make th e ir home in Brow nsville well done.
Bro, Cook is p la n n in g a social
where Mr. Stevenson hss entered
in to the drug business sod wher® fu nctio n for all our >oung people
the tv©st wishes of a host o f friends next F rid a y evening at M cK er-
cher’ s m ill. I t is to be a chicken
accompany them.
Those present ware;
Messrs fry in w hich the young men are t»
and Mesdsmes J. W . M ille r, I A. bring the chickens and the young
Stevemon, John M a rg in , Ralph ladies the rest o, the good tilin g s
f.o.b. Seattle, Spokane, Portland, Pocatello, B u tte
M ille r, W H Robertson.
Mrs. An enjoyable tim e is anticipated.
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H a rrie t M ille r, Miss Beulah M ’ lle r,
Mrs, L C. Merriam and sou,
Mr». E d ith Ro'm ett, M ist Ethel
Qrsimbv
On’ -of-tow n gneste were G uy, returned Monday from Hood
River.
Messrs and Ms-dames A. F. Ran
620 at $360 has the famous valve-
I he most th r illin g setting ever
d a ll, Scio; D 0 . Stevenson, A l
in-head, four-cycle, air-cooled
bany; W . H Lee, A lbany, Mi»* arranged fo r a fist tight in picture»
Dstey Ruekner, Scio; Mi*» Helen is th a t in Benj. B H am pton's
motpr. It is self-cranking. There
‘ ‘ The Ssgebrusher,” the p ic tu ri-
Lee, A lbany.
is
only one place to oil. It runt on
ta tlo n of Emerson Hough's novel.
kerosene, is economical and easy
The combatants ar«f Roy Stewart
Threshing i t uoder way in sev
to operate.
•
and E dw in W a llock, the v illa in ,
eral com m unities in the valley
who battle on the roof of a shanty
Years
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Amos Rim<av was the fltst to nountain canvon bv a flood, caus
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