The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-06-04
City and County
Brief News Items

wild West show Saturday at ball
grounds.
A small crowd witnessed the moving
picture show in the court room Tuesday
night.
Harris Flowers and Art Scroggins,
VINO have been away sheep shearihg,
returned home in time to vote.
Dermine Cream, the best preparation
for chapped hands and face, is sold by
Burnaugh & Mayfield.
Mrs. L. F. McAnulty and son George
are visiting Mr.. McAnulty's people at
Glenn's Ferry, Idaho.
G.. w. Neil of Imnaba was in En-
terprise the first OF the week and re-
ports prospects of an immense fruit
crop.
Don't forget to bring in your bad
horses Saturday.
Come to the "Feast OF Nations" and
help eat the repast, prepared and
served bv native maids. At the Meth
odist church Tuesday, June s.
Mrs. j. w. McAlister of Turlock,
Calf, is visiting her daughter in Port
land and is expected in Enterprise soon
for visit with her son Charles and
wire.
VIM. Campbell, the well known
mining man of Snake river, was in
Enterprise Saturday and Sunday on
business for the Electrolytic company,
of " hich he Is superintendent.
Every incoming stage is load d with
sheep shearers and their outfits. EN-
tras were run Monday and Tuesday to
accommodate the heavy travel. A
number OF Mexicans arrived the latter
part Of last week.
Leonard A. Bolding, who has made
his home in the upper valley for the
last nine months, left Tuesday morning
for Troy to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. &. A. Bolding, who have a fine
fruit and vegetable ranch OH the banks
Of the Wenaha river.
Stanley Brothers Wild West Show
will give an exhibition of trained
saddle horses, bucking bronchoe,
Mexican rope.spinning and all kinds
of COW boy sports and pastimes at the
ball grounds Saturday afternoon at
9: 30. All bad horses will lie ridden
free Of charge.
VIM. Bookout has bought the east
eighty of the Alder Slope farm near
the Reavis school house, of j. ;. Wag-
ner for $50 an acre. Mr.. Wagner
bought il Of II. &. Laird u few wee Ks
ago, aud later Bookout bought the
west eighty OF Laird, Mr.. Bookout
now has as fine 100 acres as any man
could wish.
Rev. Seldom G. Adams of Kalida,
Ohio the newly elected pastor of the
Enterprise and Joseph Presbyterian
churt hes, is expected to arrive here
about June 10, and will preach his first
sermon in Enterprise June IA. Mr..
Seldom is II young man, married and
has two children. The parsonage is be-
ing put in order in anticipation OF their
coming.
Picture framinga speciality at Ash
ley's.
n. X. Marks, the stone mas n, re-
turned from Baker City to vote. He
was the Socialist candidate for assessor
Mr.. Marks is foreman for the contrar-
tor Of the Baker County court house
They were just about ready to begin
work over there but he told them
something important was doing over
In Wallowa aud came IN To help in
the good work of settling the county
seat question.
Joe Martin is back from Tui lock,
Calf, for two weeks stay. He says
Il e season is very backward down
thtrc, but the reports that several of
the Wallowa county people had lost all
Il cir farms through being blown away
by high winds, is false The wind
blows iiercely but In streaks. The soil
being only sand is of course blown
away in these wind streaks, which
fortunately aie narrow.
ut out the w. j. Funk & Co. ad
for some boy or girl who is working ror
the splendid prizes iiered bv that iirm.
One of the leasant events OF the past
week was the gathering Of the Union
Missionary society NJ the home of Mrs.
+. A. DePue to spend a social hour and
bid good bye to Mrs. j. S. Cook, who
for the past two years has been the
president. With vocal and instrument
tai music, and the serving OF dainty
refreshments, Mrs. DePue, assisted by
Mesdames q. 5. Reavis, G. Amey aud
Daniel Boyd, entertained the guests.
As an expression Of the kindly feeling
and appreciation of Mrs. Cook and her
faithful services, Mrs. Dill In Il graceful