Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-05-01


who are extensively engaged in tn,
lightning rod business, is a reliable
and up to date firm" is what. amone
other complimentary things, the EniC
DAILY News, paper published al
Enid, Oklahoma, says Of a former vel
known and highly respected citizen OF
this county. The son VIII and
daughter haude, who is bookkeeper o.
the hrm, were in the days of the
Dodsons, among the brightest OF the
the bright young people OF our Acad.
emy. Their many friend. are clad tc
know OF their success.
Deputy U, S. Marshall Roberts came
IN from Portland Friday and on Sat
urday went up to Peter Baudhn's
where he arrested Peter and Godias
bandan presumably on the same
charge as was lodged by the L. S.
grand jury against Walter Simmons
They went before I. 5. Commissions
Lake at Joseph and gave bonds for
their appearance in Portland when the
U. ;. Court convenes.
Lee CALVIN returned, Tuesday. from
the sheep camp where he has been at
work tor several weeks. He is irving
to earn enough to have the pleasure
OF attending the St. Louis exposition
next year. Lee is not afraid of work
consequently he is pretty sure to sue
coed. Such ambitionon the part of
boy is worthy of encouragement.
Tom Marks, the good citizen and
prosperous stock raiser OF Upper In
naha was in town Tuesday. Mr..
Marks says that no fault can be found
with the weather, or any other con-
ditons affecting the prosperity Of the
citizens of that locality.
An effort will no doubt soon be
made to place some children of this
town, with the Boys and Girls Aid
Society, OF Portland. 1t seems their
parents have grown so Indifferent A.
bout their welfare as to let them fre-
quent saloons.
Il }. Weaver who was for several
years resident OF this county, but is
now citizen Of Arkansas. is visiting
relatives and attending to some bus
mess matters in this vicinity. He ex-
poets to remain during the summer.
Mr.. Berland has lately receive a
large addition to his stock of saddles.
harness, whips, robes and etc. Mr.
berland aims to keep the best of every
'nng IN his line, and sell at prices at
which people car afford to buy.
Ulysses Wilmore, Weston's strange
character, who attracted much atten-
ton last winter by his strange mode
ot living in a dugout, is breaking
cayuses Tor living in the mountains
lie seldom comes to town.-Tribune
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Burleigh and
started today fyr outside
points. Mr.. Burleigh goes to Pendle.
ton on business, and Mrs. Burleigh and
go to The Dalles for several
weeks visit with relatives and friends
Mr.. Scott Of Divide was in town on
Monday with the proceeds OF one days
labor, several coyote scalps, for which
he received the lawful bounty. He
says he knows where there are more
Of them.
Alp. Hays came up from Imnaha
Tuesday. He says the road is lined
with prospectors and mining men.
There is liable to be something of
boom in that region yet.
Mrs. Hinton and little daughter
who have occupied the Sheahan house
near the pho 0 gallery all winter, re-
turned to their home on Chesnimnus
Tuesday.
Four sheep shearere were passengers
on Tuesdays stage. They came to
operate Baudan's machine, which siIf
commence work the first Of the
Marriage license have been issued
to Z. J. Montgomery and Clara E.
" ood, OF Joseph, and Fred Wagner
and Florence Bookout, Of Enterprise.
c. c. Bolding Of the Elk Mountain
saw mill was in town Tuesday. He
says every thing is prosperous in that
neck of the woods.
The contract for carrying the mail
rom Enterprise to Imnaha is to be
rolet. Bids are now in order.
Mrs. Chas. Emmons, OF Aldca Slope
Is suffering an attack of inffammatory
Mrs. Watson of Alder slope, came
In Monday to spend a week with