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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25

LITTLE & LITTLE
/ Look at 1s4 E 1st So. Cost TO build over
$1,000 The frontage is 50 feet. conserva-
lively worth $50 per foot, and We can
sell the whole for S26.000 The house a.
I small cost. could be made into y or 10
/ annum. and YOU always have the front
I age to build upon and connect Up With
the house. It's great buy.
4sx12 feet on 1st So. bet ". T. and
J lst ", at s325 per foot. SO per foot
cheaper than anything else on that street
20i2xl65. on State near fth So. at $50
/ per foot This is the cheapest piece on
/ the street
Large corner on lst So. west Of Main
and east Of tracks. at SlSS per foot. Very
/ good buy, and on good terms
/ Look at the elegant corner on Brig.
nam and Sd East. at $50 per foot on Brig
/ ham. with all special taxes paid. Moth
/ ing 10 compare with it.
A beautiful flat site on 1st ave. west Of
/ a. 51stxl65. at Sl25 per foot. Grand view
/ Of s. L. valley from rear. You get double
| frontage on this piece and only pay for
/ one frontage.
6Ox165 on Main. close to the two-miIlion
/ dollar hotel now proposed on Upper Main
St. 800 per foot
50xlS6 on State near First North S3.50o
Look at that grand family hotel or flat
I site on state. just through the Eagle gate,
soz2oS feet for $4,000.
/ 50xS2I5 trackage on Sd West bet III and
/ 81 So. east side, $1,000 Where can you
equal this?
55xl65. on 4th So. near Sd E. for $500.
Do you realize that this is cheap?
69x132. with driveway on side, blocks
east of our office, for $3.50.
The above are only few good buys
| from our extensive list We handle ali
classes Of real estate.
A COUNTRY HOME.
IS acres. southeast near ali the swell
country homes; full water right Groom
frame house, shade and fruit trees. $50
feet frontage on Big Cottonwood creek.
all under cultivation and really the best
piece in that section, for 5000,
Lot on Douglas ave. S7l.x140 for 1915.
4ox73. near 18TH E. and 4th So, $500.
4ox12o. corner 9th ave. and I. 5000.
5zs rods. only Ia blocks from temple.
$500. Cheap.
2isx9 to alley, 4th ave. Sl000.
4osi9o and T. Of W. near LIST ave. and
r. $500.
2lsx71. to alley. corner on Sth ave 5000
65xl20, on lst So. near 10th E.. $500.
A FEW HOMES.
4-room brick. nearly new. 2. j. near 1st
\. and Sth W, $3.50. Only $500 cash
Substantial Groom mod brick. lot 3xlo
rods only 2z blocks from county bldg,
$4,000
New. elegant 7-room mod. pressed brick.
lot 2izxlO, same locality $500.
4-roOm pressed brick. modern. and room
.OT two more rooms. stairway now fir.
good barn. sewer. etc. r. 4th So. $500
An elegant little home.
Elegant Groom modern pressed brick
compartment basement. laundry. etc. No.
40 Cd East The lot alone is worth $500
House would cost 5000 at least. Non
resident owner saws sell for $500.
Groom mod pressed brick. built for
home, lot 61Ni65, on St. $500
5-room mod. pressed brick. nearly new.
corner. near east entrance to Liberty
parq. Reduced from s.. $50 to $500. Owner
leaving Some furniture for sale. cheap
Don't overlook this place. at the price
LITTLE & LITTLE,
No. l w. Cd So.
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4 fine S0-acre farm. fun water right, 20
acres in grain. 80 acres alfalfa, 3-room
house and ali Improvements
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10 ACRES
fine land . acres in fruit. good water
right. small house. under the city con-
duit. near l1th So. and lst East St This
will soon be reached by car line. From
500 TO 500 per acre per annum can be
cleared from gardening or fruit raising
on this land. For this purpose il ought to
be worth double the price at which we
are offering II. Then when the street car
passes the land and il IS available for
city lots there is sure to be a big jump
in the price Right here is a chance Of a
lifetime A few thousand invested will in
sure your independence. Price $500.
10 ACRES
Adjoining College grounds, city water.
suitable for plating. Make an offer.
ACRE LOTS.
Southeast nice loca ton, 500 and 500 per
acre.
Many other large and small tracts.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.
81 East 1st So. St
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q SJ0-5-room frame. pantry. closets. cleo
trio light. water and Ia an: lot Ply
10 rods. close in; west side: terms.
;. 3g}-4-roOm red pressed brick. eiax5 rods.
east side only blocks from post
office. terms.
3 40a-4-roOm brick pantry. summer kitch-
en- cellar and closets: 2iex5Iz rods
9Th East near 9Th South
s. O00-5-raom modern brick 2Isx5 rods
near eth South and ID East. easy
terms.
& ea0-Brand new 7-room modern white
pressed brick. full basement. 2l,xS
rods. south front; 9Th South and 6th
East. half cash.
s5.aa-Half cash will take this 10-rOom
modern red pressed brick. corner.
5x11 rods Magee furnace. finest
view east bench
&. 5sl-S-room modern brick. 80 LIST ave.
This is a special bargain s. %
cash. balance mortgage.
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FAIRMI0UN17
SPRINGS
AIDLglI7 ION
9TH EAST AND 10TH
SOUTH SITS.

Both the Ashton Avenue and Sugar
House car lines pass the property.
An ideal site for a bungalow: high and
dry. no mud, electric lights. elegant shade
trees along all streets, sidewalks, graded
streets.
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69x132. with driveway on side, block
east of our office, for $3.50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25

Good. nearly new 10-room pressed brick
double house; close in; $1,000. lot 2iaXl0'
stable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25

Look at l64 Z. 1st So. Cost TO build over
$4,000. The frontage is 50 feet. conserva-
lively worth $50 per foot, and VIC ear
sell the whole for S26000 The house. az
small cost. could be made into y or 70
flats that viii yield 1890 to 5000 per
annum. and YOU always have the front
age to Guild upon and connect Up with
the house. Its q great buy.
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1850

on A CUT STREET NEAR
STH K. AND 2D So. l-RM.
FULL 2-STORY BRICK: LOT
LARGE ENOUGH FOR AN
OTHER HOUSE. WE CAN AR
RANGE TERMS on THIS.
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FOR SALT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25

The above are only a few good buy
from our extensive list. We handle 4
classes Of real estate
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25

FoR SALE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25

Look at the elegant corner on Brig1
ham and Sd East. at $3.50 per foot on Brig
ham. with all special taxes paid Moth
ing 70 compare with it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25

Large corner on lst So. west of Main
and east Of tracks. a SlSS per foot Very
good buy, and on good terms.
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KEY FITTING

r.NiEET LOCK AND SAFt epalring
-srter's League cycle Co. - south IVES
lyuipie. Phone Ind. u.s..
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Building Restrictions,

Property i'm the southeast part of the
city. on the high ground. is rapidly in
crea sing i'm value.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25

20isx165. on State near 4th So. at s325
per foot This is the cheapest piece on
the street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25

4sx13 feet. on 1st So. bet ". r. and
1st W. at S325 per foot. So per foot
cheaper than anything else on that street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25

A beautiful flat site on 1st ave. west Of
a. 57ss x165. al Sl25 per foot. Grand view
of S. L. valley from rear. You get double
frontage on this piece and only pay for
one frontage.
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HOFFMAN Bros,
So 10 W, I'd South Street,
Both Phones IA
FOR SALE
Well Satisfied,

That explains the existing feeling both
with our customers and ourselves regard
ing the past weeks business, but we want
TO 90 even better this week. and offer be
low some especially good bargains to in
sure US another busy week:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25

We have an s-rOom modern house. nice
IN furnished, fine location east side. will
rent or sell at a sacrifice.
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ssMn

BEA UTIFUL LITTLE SUBJ r.
BAN HOME on THE 9TH r.
DRIVE. 9-RM. BRICK HOU Sc.
LARGE BARN. CHICKEN
COOPS. CEMENT WALKS
AND SHADE: LOT 30x250 TT
COME IN AND TALK To Us
ABOUT TERMS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25

GRIN. MOD. BRICK OK STH
AVE. BETWEEN G AND III
SITS: FRUIT. FLOWERS AND
SHADE TREES. AN IDEAL
LITTLE HOME.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY

.NrEKMUUNTAIN DETECTIVE ACCT.
James Taylor. John b. BUrbidga
All business confidential Office. IS ". isi
south. room 10 NauVoa Blk. Rell lsA
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BUY ON FAIRM0UN1 7
SPRINGS ADDITION

Think what a Paramount Springs Addi-
ton lot will be worth a wear from now
Property can be bought cheaper in this
addition today than YOU will ever have
the opportunity again.
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FOR SALE
Ar. m. o. b.. cement cellar s. p. nice
lot. ONLY g. 500. 800 cash, bal. {25 per mo.
This f. a new home.
or. p. b.. all on one floor on Fl St. near
9Th: lot 27sx10 rods; cement cellar; $50.
easy terms
81. m. p. b.. on Windsor ave; g 300.
ar b. stn West near 1st North; worth
81 SO
5-r b. Sth So. near 5th East 5000.
Or frame. g. o., $50
NTahan INV Co. 273 So. ". Temple.
our new office, Phones B-55A Ind. AZ
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
LITTLE & LITTLE.
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60x165 on Main. close to the two-million
dollar hotel now proposed on Upper Main
St. 500 per foot.
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FOR SALE
ONE DAY ONLY
a--a

Groom modern brick, furnace. basement.
gas, auto garage and barn with fine lot
north bench) The place is well worth
5000. Our price for Monday $4,000
Owner leaving city. GODDARD INV. Co,
81 z. 1st So
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LOTS

WE HAVE JUST ONE LEFT
on ETH E. 40x130 FEET TO
AN ALLEY.
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TRUTH IS MIGHTY.

FOR SALE-9-roOm brick, LIST class
modern, 937 I'd ave, corner, 2iax7z. In
quire phone 36i.
FOR SALE-Finest flat or residence site
in city, corner LIST North and State street
l40x110 feet. 507 Security-Trust Bldg.
FOR SALE-We car .'eli gou a hons
same as rent See us ThonpsOn Real
Estate Co. S2b West % South.
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6TH AVE. BETWEEN X AND
l. SITS; 2iaXlo RODS.
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FOR SALE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN REALTY
& BROKERAGE co,
3t5-3t6 Atlas Block
We Advertise Nothing but Bar
gains,
Bell 4472,

4 5-room mod. brk. house on West ID
So, $500
An S-room str. mod. brk. bungalow or
ID So. St. east: 500. Terms.
4-room mod. brk. house on eth South
near 9Th East, lot 4l4x152 #. to alley;
3 800. Terms.
No "a So. Second West St. 9-rm. mod
brk house 6-rOom house that rents for s26
per mo- Lot 6Sx33G ft--with 66x16J adjoin-
ing in rear, 1880; 5000 cash, bal. on
time.
We can sell YOU a house or lot any part
Of the city on easy terms.
Now for the fine farm in Davis county.
22ia acres, 7-room house, 4 acres in bear
ing fruit, Ia acres in tomatoes ? acres
in beets with plenty Of water, a good
team and farming implements.
Now g the time for YOU TO get a lot IN
the Western Pacific addition. s. down auG
81 per week. Drop in and we will show
the property.
A fine S0-acre farm. fun water right. 20
acres in grain. 80 acres alfalfa, 3-room
house and ali Improvements
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on the ground floor. IS W. Cd So. St.
We smashed the record with our sales
last week. Watch what we offer this
week.
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FOR THE CORNER OF STH
SOUTH AND STATE ST.
lJxl0 RODS. VERY EASY
TERMS AND LOW RATE OF
INTEREST ON DEFERRED
PAYMENTS
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-01
NALLowA COUNTY
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

School opened Monday, August 80,
with a registra ion of forty-one'
wenty+hree girls and eighteen boys.
rhe Freshman class has an enroll
ment of twelve.
Mr.. Shirk has the science and
history work; Mr.. Hall, assistant
principal, has the English; Mis-
3othwell has Latin and German
while Mrs. Ivanhoe, whom many re
member, has the work in mathematics
A course in Teachers Training
work. will be offered to those wish
ing to prepare for teaching. MI
Shirk will have charge of this class.
Those pupils living at or near Jos.
eph who wish to attend the w. G
Fl. S. can secure student rates on
he railway by asking their agent
This will enable them to live at home
and attend school much cheaper than
hey could board at Enterprise.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-01
Carmen, Famous
Romantic Drama
To Be Played BY Ethel Tucker Stock
Company Saturday
Night.

One Of the largest and best pleas
ed audiences of the season witnessed
the Ethel Tucker Stock company at
the Opera House on Saturday even
ing last, when it presented the side
splitting comedy, "A Runaway Match -
The play is one OF the cleanest and
cleverest seen here and the company
was especially we'll cast, every mem.
Der fitting his, or her part to per
fection.
Again this we ek the company will
De seen in but one performance, on
saturday evening presenting the
great romantic drama, Carmen one
OF the strongest and most beautiful
plays ever written. The play will
be beautifully costumed and present
ed with regard to detail character
istlc of this exec lent company. The
company will again be reinforced by
the local favorite, Miss Name Hea
ton, who in Carmen will have a par
especially ADAPTED to her abilities
Miss Jennie Beeland will also be il
the cast.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-01
Sugar Beet Crop
Found Satisfactory
Enterprise rielus Inspected BY Pin.
gree-Will Plant Again
Next Year.

Job Pingree, general field superin-
tendent of the Amalgamated Sugar
company, and ]. F.. Wheatstone an
other field worker, inspected the sugar
beet fields In this county Sunday
and pronounced them satisfactory
indeed. They complimented the
foreman, 7. w. Workman, on his
work and the condition of the crop.
A large quantity of beets from each
field was taken to La Grande for
testing as to per cent of saccharine
matter.
r.a The most important result of the
visit Is the order to continue the
growing of beets in this valley, pro
vided sufficient land can be obtain
ed for next year at a reasonable
price.
Mr.. Milestone Is large contractor
'or working beets. He runs forces OF
laps to do all the hard work, and
Usually contracts with the landowner
20 plow the ground, cultivate the
oeets and haul them to the loading
station. Mr.. Milestone is thoroughly
tonversant with the Japanese Ian
suage, having spent eight years
study 1t in Japan and this coun
| try
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-01
MRS, CARSON WAS
HERE 6 YEARS AGO
TRIAL OF WOMAN WHO CLAIMS
TO BE oRVILl-E WRlGHT'S
WIFE.

Mrs. Ada Cars IN, who has jump
ed into fame recently by claiming to
be the wife of Orville Wrigh',
famous aviator, was in Enterprise
six years ago last June, and was
tried before Justice Oakes for crlmi-
nal libel She was defended and
cleared of the charge by Attorney
ID. w. Sheah IN Of this city.
Mrs. Carson and her husband, ]. |.
Carson, resided at Joseph He was IA
sheep man and his stock were on
the range in the sorthslst corner
of this county anl northeast corler
of Baker.
Someone w.o Q a letter to a Joseph
man accusing his wife of infide!ity.
Mrs. Carson was charged WIN hay-
ing written the letter, but there was
no evi Hence to that effect and she
was discharged.
Mr.. Sheahan remembers his client
as being a rledium-slzed, handsome
and attractive woman. Shortly after
they removed from this county to
Baker City, where her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Christian Miller, re sided
and where they still live at 2j19
Tenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson are now
separated and she Is supporting her.
self and Orville Wrlght's IL year old
son by holsework and nursing at
Portland. She says she was marri-
ed to Wright at Central City, Neb,
but their parents opposed the mar
riage and Oryile Wright was sent
to Baltimore to college and has never
seen his young wi e since.
Wright Denies Marriage.
dispatch from Berlin, Germany,
where Orvi.le Wright is being lioniz-
ed by the Emperor, says he deni As
ever being married to Mrs. Carson,
and says there is no truth whatever
in her story.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-01
ENTERPRISE BEST
PLACE FOR HOME
TRAVELLER OVER MANY STATES
SAYS THIS VALLEY TOPS
THEM ALL.

After travelling over Oklahoma.
Texas, Montana, Idaho, washington,
Oregon and Nevada, looking for an
ideal residence place where business
opportunities are also good, John d.
Struble of Burlington, Kan, decided
that Enterprise and Wallowa county
filled the bill the best of any place
he had been. He Is enthusiastic in
praise of our fine climate and all the
other conditions that go to make
this an ideal home place. He evil
denced his opinion by the purchase
of eight villa tracts in Alder View
of Daniel Boyd and C. T. Hockett
for $500. Mr.. Struble will build a
home on the ira cts, and has rented
the Sam Gotter house in Birchfand
addition until his new home is COM
pleted. Mr.. Struble has returned to
Burlington for his family.
Daniel Boyd has sold Alder View
lots to NJ, H, Tucker and Martin
Larsen the past week.
Buys Paradise Ranch,
From Flora Journal.
Marian Miller has sold his Para,
disc ranch, household utensils, farm
tools and hay to Frank Stubblefield
of Enterprise, consideration $41OO.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-01
s. q. eAsKILL IN TROUBLE.

A dispatch in Saturdays Portland
Journal from Armitage, Mont, stated
that a saloonkeeper was fatally stabb-
ed that day by s. B. Gaskill, another
'aloonkeeper. The victim had re-
used to treat and in the clinch Gas
Kill got out his pocketknike and
slashed the other mans back and
lungs.
While it is not definitely known
1t is believed the s. b. Gaskll is
Sam Gaskill, formerly well known
resident of this city and Joseph who
left here some two or three years
ago and was believed to be in Mon
tana. His people are highly respect
ed residents Of the Grande Rondt
valley.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-01
ORIGIN OF NAME
WALLOWA GIVEN
WRITER IN LA GRANDE STAR
TELLS OF SURVEY MADE 43
YEARS AGO.

Now that there are many parties
fishing on Wallowa river, and on the
Minam, it is interesting to note that
the. word "Wallowa" means fish
trap" in the Indian tongue, says
the La Grande Star. Years ago,
during the time OF the Josephs
in Wallowa county, the Indians were
accustomed to catching many fishes
in Wallowa river with traps. These
traps were left from one season to
the next on the banks of the river,
and the o.d timers say that these
traps looked like crosses standing
out in the distance.
The present spelling of the word
"Wallowa" was adopted in 1866.
A party of surveyors under William
III. O'Dell, afterwards surveyor gen.
eral of Oregon, had set out from
where Elgin is now built to SUR
vey the Snake river. However, on
account of the hostile indications of
Jhe Indians they got as far only as
Cliff. River now known as Big
Sheep. At one time the surveying
required that they place a stake in
the center of a braves tent near the
present town Of Wallowa. This
caused much anger, and threaten
ings among the Indians.
On their return from "Cliff River
the surveyors met a party of In.
dians at the head of the canyon in.
dicated Oh their map by "Wilhow.'
knowing that the intruders were
leaving the valley the redskins show
ed no hostile intentions, and stopped
their ponies for a short "pow-wow'
with the whites,
What is the name of this river?'
asked one of the surveyors, point
ing to the majestic waters thunder
ing be,ow them, d.
'Wallo-wa," replied a brave ii
gutteral voice, making three dis
tinct syllables Of the word.
Take out your pencils and writ
that down, boys" said William H
O'Dell,
Almost every member of the 81
veying party did as requested, an
handed his word to ODell. Two me-
had spelled the name ''Wallowa
and this photography was according
ly adopted. One of those who spell
ed the name "Wallowa" was LID
Rouse, one of Enterprises most es
teemed citizens, who died in Por
land two years ago last spring. Hi
memory is honored and reverence
as one who gave the better part c
his life to the development of tn
county whose name he first transfe
red from the indian to the Englis
language.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-01
GAME WARDEN CLEMoNS
GIVEN ANOTHER COUNTY

Deputy Game Warden Joe Glenn
ons returned Saturday from La
Grande, where he had been on Off
cial business. Uuion county has been
turned over to Mr.. Clemons which
greatly increases his duties and will
keep him pretty steadily on the move.
There have been over 1400 anglers
or hunters licenses issued so far this
season in Union county and over
$50 here.
While he was at La Grande, Mrs.
'Jlemons and baby visited her people,
the Lathrope's, at Leap. Sunday
they went out to their home at Buck.
horn Springs.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-01
BLOOCSWORTH CHARGED
WITH HElNOUS CRIME

Bob" Bloodswor,h, a man about
60 years of age who has been living
in shack in the southwest part OF
town, and peddled baskets and vege-
tables, was bound over by Justice
Smith, Monday. to the circuit court
in the sum OF $3.50 on a charge Of
indecent assault. 1t Is claimed he
had little girls from four to nine
years of age in his shack and at
tempted fami iarities with them.
In default Of bail, he was put in
jail.
j. A. Barnett and James Fisk Of
iWallowa were bound over to the cir
cult court last week by Justice Cox
of Wallowa, under $500 bonds. The
charge against Barnett is giving
liquor to a minor and Fisk is charged
with selling liquor.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-01
STEERS BRING OVER
FIFTY-SiX DOLLARS EACH

Chandler shipped another car of
cattle from Enterprise, Monday,
bought from Hotchkiss, Will Zurcher
and others. In the bunch We're three
steers Zurcher let him have to fill
out his car. The three head weighed
44OO pounds and brought an average
of $56.32 head.
How's that for steers?
Cattlemen say there will be hun
dreds more like those three shipped
out this fall. Ca tie were never in
better condition. There's a bunch Of
Snake river cattle due out in few
days.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-01
PRoMI MISE.

Rev. Fred G. Potter has been r.
appointed pastor OF the Promise cir
cult by the Metho list conference
which recently convened at Black
FOOT, Idaho. His monthly preaching
services are as fol ows. First Sunday
Of each molth at / a. m. Promise;
second Sunday, Eutopia third Sun
day, East Grossman; fourth Sunday
Eden. His opening service of the
new conference year will be at Prom
ise next Sunday.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-01
Ellery Rose Injured.

Ellery Rose, formerly driver on
the Elgin stage, was badly injured
in an accident at the Combs sawmip,
near La Grande, Thursday. His
jaws were. badly crashed and broken
He was brought to La Grande and is
at the residence OF w. C. Combs
receiving medical care.