The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-10-22

TO mill, saw the first train reach
Enterprise, Tuesday.
The best washing machine on
earth is the Flyer. For sale by
Hartshorn & Keltner.
District Attorney F. S. Ivanhoe
vas here the latter part of last week
IN legal business.
Dermine Cream, the best prepara
ion for chapped hands and race, Is
sold by Burnaugh & Mayfield.
Hotchkiss & Dowd shipped ou'
seven cars of cattle and one oi
logs last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Post of Pow
watka have moved to Enterprise ana
occupy the Murray cottage in Aldel
View.
The project for a company here
If the state guard is meeting with
avor. Over 20 have handed theil
lames to DR.. Ho3kett or the drug
store.
Misses Laura and Jennie Berland
eft Wednesday for Spokane, where
hey will spend the winter, and Miss
Jennie will attend a commercial.
school,
The indoor baseball team, cham
liols of Wallowa and Union coun
les last winter, has been re )rganA ed
md the boys say the team is s.fong-
er than ever.
C. E. Vest sold two lots in Mer
'yman's addition to VIII Rankin,
Monday, and on the same day Mr.
Vest bought a 3-acre tract on West
Greenwood street of Sol Keltner
j. f. Sinnott of The Dalles was
lere last week to see the farm he
md his law partner, Judge Bennett
bought last summer of Carl Whit
more, a few miles above Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Himmelwright
If Fruita returned home last week
rom a short isit at La Grande
They attended the Wallowa fair and
vent out to the Grande Ronde Oh
he train.
T. r. Atkins returned the first o
he week from his placer mines or
he Upper Imnaha, where he was
loing assessment work. He is great
pleased over the showing of the
mines.
have purchased of Mrs. Ashle.
Ter stock of new winter millinery
| just as it arrived from New York.
ly shelves are now filled with hat
overflowing. Ladies, come ant
see them. Helena d. Zurcher.
Mrs. S. r. Haworth, who had bee
are with her husband for a week
returned to La Grande, Tuesday.
| II. aud Mrs. Haworth will move t.
his city next spring and occupy thei
ouse ON West Second street.
Miss Edna Browning has returne
rom Willamette University wher
las supplanted Prof. Heritage an
wo other popular instructors in tn
music department with importation
from Chicago A number of students
lave left the institution because o
he change.
Ben Weathers took charge Of tn
postoffice Saturday. Miss Nelli
| Wagner is retained as assistant
Mr.. and Mrs Weathers will NOV
INTO the rooms back of the office a
soon as they are vacated by Mr.. an
Mrs. Bell, which will be when thei
cottage in Alder View is ready TO
occupancy.
II. l.. Day, who returned from TAX
ing two car loads of cattle to Wa
lace, Ida, last week, says there
lots of interest up there in Wa
iowa county and Enterprise, and
number of people are coming to lool
the country over The same wa
true at town in the Palouse where
he stopped to feed.
NJ. Il. Wheeler has sold his prett
cottage in the southeast part {
town to Frank Melotte for $1O7
who will occupy 1t as a home. M
Wheeler and family will leave tn
last of this week for Vancouve
Wash, near which place he recent
bought n small fruit and vegetabl
ranch. Their many friends here al
sorry to see them leave but wis
f, them prosperity in their new home.
| La Grande Observer: Mr.. an
| Mrs. NJ. A. Forestead expect to leaN
| Wednesday for Wallowa, where the
have real estate holdings. Mr.. For
stead expects to build neat CO
tage this winter, and by the tin
spring opens he will! have becon
thoroughly established in their ne
home Mr.. Forestead has been hes
saw filler at the Perry mills for Il
past 10 years, and has many frient
in Perry and La Grande who wis
him we'll in his new home.
Mrs. +. Il. Moore, chairman of Il
press committee. has sent notice
h. .,t.,