The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-28
City and County
Brief News Items

forget that Burnaugh & Mayficld are
headquarters for school supplies. Best
line of tablets in town.
Dermine Cream, the best preparation
for chapped hands and face, is sold bv
BuhauEh & Maytield, Therefore the
couhtS Seat should stay in Enterprise
A. L Curray, an attorney of Baker
City, in company with the traffic agent
OF the N. p, was in the city this week
looking at the county.
Don't forget that the News-Record is
fully equipped, and always ready to
look after your job printing. No mat
ter how large job it is, or how difficult,
let us figure with you.
Miss Barnes, representing the Reli-
able Fur company, was taking orders at
the e. NJ. & NJ. Co.'S store Wednesday.
Arthur Johnson of Imnaba was in
town the first OF the week with a load
of grapes, tomatoes, etc. Grapes are
retailing at one dollar per box of about
pounds and tomatoes at rs cents per
box.
The proposed new charter for La
Grande was defeated at the city election
last Monday by majority of IT. A
very small vote was cast.
o. G. Crawford, who is representing
the Success magazine, left the city
Wednesday after a stay of abort a
month or six weeks. He goes from
here to Cove, Union county, where he
has sister and where he will ply his
vocation for some time.
Herbert Browning returned Monday
from willamette University, where he
had been with his sister Edna, who will
attend that institution this year. Miss
Browning will study music and paint
ing.
A single fir tree cut near RAYMOND
Wash, a few days ago, yielded three
logs which scaled nearly $4,000 feet
the market value of the lumber there
from being S425. At this rate some o
the quarter sections of timber lane
which have been selling as high as S5t
per acre do not appear to have brough
exorbitant prices. es.-Oregonian.
Frank Reel, the Joseph drayman
made several trips to Enterprise durin,
the week, while transferring the Greer
harness shop supplies from Joseph t
this city, where they will besold.
There will be preaching services a
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
Oct, 13, at IL a m. by Rev. n. L
Hammack. The subject will be fror
Gal. 3, "We Are All One In Christ
Rev. Hammack is one of the old Ian
marks in the church workers of thi
county and he hopes to have all VIII
can attend to do so.
Rev. w. P. Samms will occupy tn
pulpit in the NJ. f. church next Suuda
morning. The Enterprise church
one of the few ''to be supplied" br
which has not yet received regula
pastor.
Services at the Christian churc
> Sunday, Sept. %. Sunday school at l
a. M; preaching at IL n, m. Christia
,Endeavor at $3.50 p. m; preaching at
u 80 +. m. Subject for evening service
GLOW to Study the Bible" Come an
Y let us reason together, l am sure yc
will be helped. NJ. j. Thompson
:: pastor.
II w. Rankin started to Imnaha la
| Wednesday after load OF fruit.
III B.. f. Miller will preach at Lostil
next Sunday. He will supply at Lo
tine and Wallowa until regular
appointed minister can be located.
II Presiding Elder J. d. Gillian will |
in Enterprise next Wednesday, Oct.
to hold tho first quarterly conference
the year. He will also preach in til
NJ. 4. church in the evening. Yov
presence is expected.
/ LYDIA Flowers, Alvina Hess and Jof
Patterson intend starting for Spokal
today on visit OF indefinite lengt
They will later be joined by Evert
Flowers.
| Jake Wagner, who has been sufferii
for some time past with seve
attack of rheumatism, is able to mo
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