Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-09-18

into the Wagner building next to tue
telephone Office and VIM. Yandell has
moved into the Mcdonald building
'usJ vacated by them.
Fred Maxim and Photographic
Smith started Monday on a trip t.
the mountains. Fred expects to get
some game and Mr.. Smith some pic
tures of the fine scenery.
The first floor in the new hotel has
been laid and work has begun on tn,
/ fist story walls. Four stone cutter
and three nlasons are now rapidly
putting the stone in the walls.
! Fred Holmes and W. G. Hunter,
president and vice-president of the
II. c. NJ. & N. Co, Of Island City.
Oregon, were in the city several day
last week looking after business in
terests.
T. r. Bowlby returned Monday
from a trip to Chicago with train
load OF sheep. He was accompanied
ny 4. :. Clark and Geo. Anderson
! who are still taking in the sights OF
the great city.
/ W. II. Hazel came out from Snake
riser last week. He has sold his
ranch at that place to Elmer Barton
and II. A. Hibbs who viii convert it
into a stock ranch Tor the purpose Of
raising cattle.
J. 5. Horner and daughter, Maggie
we're out from Imnaha Saturday H.
SAYS that there were at least one hun
drcd teams on the Imnaha and on the
road all after fruit for which that
locality is noted.
Word was received here Monday
hat Mrs. John Basin died on that
lay near Grangeyille, Idaho, Sht
was a sister OF T, R. Akin, OF this CITY
and wife Of John Basin a former resi-
dent af this county.
b. D. Smith, OF the ]. f. Smith
Livestock Co., OF Plot Rock, Umatilla
county left on Tuesdays stage TO-
home. He left the thoroughbred
bucks for sale in the hands OF Wni
Maxim who will dispose OF them.
B. Y. Robertson, Pat Lotus and 1.
/ n. Pitzer were in town Tuesday from
Pine Greek and Chesinimus on a bust
ness trip. The former two gentlemen
also came in to atte.-d a regular meet
ing of the Wcodmen of the World.
The Laam Bros. and Laird family
entertained the public in this city
saturday night by a musical program
The banjo and violin players were
above the average players on such in
struments and Ave a good entertain
ment.
Have you seen the Sample photo
Calendars for 1908 at the Interpris,
Paoto Studio? The finest thing ior q
Christmas or New Years gift to east
ern friends, or for Holiday advertising
Of the County or your business
They re SWELL See them.
Arthur and Pearl Payne, Of Cove
were in the city Friday and Saturday
on their return home from campinl
excursion at the Lake, They cam'
across the mountains on horseback b,
way OF the Hurricane creek trail ant
enjoyed the trip very much.
Died, in Huntington, Oregon, Aug
ust Is, Mrs. Ella Tarter, wife /of Aley
Tarter and the daughter OF Mr. anC
Mrs. A. J. Perkins, formerly OF Enter
prise, age % years, Z months and Il
lays. She leaves husband and tw,
, children, father, mother. five sister
and two brothers to mourn her loss
The remains were laid to rest in th'
Eagle Valley cemetery.
! ]. W Nedrow. OF Grande Rondc
ran across young grizzly wh'le out
On his place on Mud Greek the othe
day. He took shot at it and it ran
into the brush and Mr.. n drow fol
lnwed it in and found it lying down
land thinking it dead walked up to i
whea lie found it was very much alivf
He took another shot at it and killee
it. 1t measured six feet from tip t,
tip.
I am prepared to do all kinds o
watch, clock and jewellery repairing a
reasonable prices. Work sent iron
any part OF county will receive promp
lttenriou and Le returned nv mail N