The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-14

just arrived at Asnleys. 3Sa6
T. R. Atkins went to La Grande,
Sunday.
Fishing tackle-all kinds--and sal
mon eggs at Keltners.
c. B. Williamson of near Lostine
spent Sunday night here.
Wall paper at haf-price.
3Sa6 Fred S. Ashley.
Rev. S. Harris of the Presbyterian
church returned Saturday from his
vacation.
Lots of wheat, oats and rye ar
riving daily at the Woolgrowers
warehouse.
Excavation for the foundation, of
the new Baptist church was begun
MONDAY morning.
II you want good feed for your
team and good treatment come to
White Front Barn. 97btf
/ Miss Dora McCubbin returned to
ILostine Sunday after days visit
lat the home of her cousin, C. E.
Funk.
| c. A. DeBois left Tuesday for
Walla Walla where he will attend
the fair and visit for a couple Of
weeks.
! T. w. Workman, the beet fields
superintendent, went out to La
4 Grande Sunday, ON few days bus
lness trip. :.
/ Press Lewis and S. D. Grove OF
La Grande came in Saturday ON their
way to Snake river on hunting
exreiition.
| Bishop R. l.. Paddock delivered
very interesting sermon to an audi
ence that filled the Methodist church,
Sunday afternoon.
H. @. Davis of the Flora Journal
was in town Saturday on his way
to the homestead he recently filed
upon at the Buttes.
Il Mrs. M. X. Boatman left Sunday
for her home at Milwaukee, after a
very pleasant visit with her son, w.
c.. Boatman, and family.
j. s. Moore and family arrived
here Monday, from Nampa, Ida., to
look over the city with view
to locating. He is a photographer.
John Hansaker of Salem will de-
liver an address in one of the
churches here next Sunday evening
in behalf of the Oregon Dry"
movement.
II Charles Skaggs of Flora, Hugh and
AL Snodgrass of Pomeroy, Wash,
were here the latter part of last
week looking around with view to
locating.
George F. Hartvigsen has pur-
chased from j. H. Flowers, six and
one-half lots in Boyd's and Bank
addition to the northwest part of
the city.
There will be a public auction on
Main street at Enterprise, Saturday
next, Sept. II, at 3 o'clock, of house
hold goods bought new a few months
ago-four rooms complete. Sam
Pace, auctioneer.
Harry Coshow returned to his
home at Hood River, Tuesday, af-
ter a fortnight's visit with friends
here. He is the som of Robert Co
shaw, who was the first sheriff of
Wallowa county.
Mrs. C. F. Henry left for her
home at Blackfoot. da., Tuesday
| She had been here several weeks
at the home of her sister, Mrs. w.
L. Nichols. The twin boys are COM
Ing along fine.
prof. Harl H. Bronson, principal
of the WGllowa schools, end r. H.
/ Jc7 editor of the Wc.,owa S,;;l,
accompanied Candidate fer Congress-
/ Lafferty up from Wallowa Saturday
evening and remained for the speak
ing.
Mrs. ]. D. Robinson of Lake
county. Calf, visited her old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Locke, several
days, returning Tuesday to the home
. of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Fitzpat
trick, at Lostine. This is Mrs. Rob
inson's first visit back in Oregon fol
several years, and she says Wallows
valley looks good to her.
II w. w. Zurcher will sell at public
auction at the White Front barn ir
Enterprise, Saturday. September II
at 1880 sharp, II head Jersey milcf
cows, (picked from three carloads
shipped in from the Willamette.
IL head young horses. all halter
broke; cart, set buggy harness. cream
separator, milk cans, and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention
Terms: Sums of $40 and under
carh. Sums over $40 six months
time on approved note with privilege
of renewing; 2 per cent discoun'
j for cash. s. r. Pace. auctioneer.