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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-01-15

road is dn Wallowa county, Oregon
and that said petition is signed by
IL and more freeholders OF said
county and state residing in the
vicinity of the proposed road and
that the petition correctly describes
the beginning, intermediate points
and terminus thereof, and it furthe
appearing to the court by affidavit
filed therein, that due and legal no
tice of pres esenta,ion of said petition
to this court notifying all persons
that application would be made by
advertisement posted at the place
of holding this colrt and three othe
places in the vicinity of said pro
posed road and it further appearing
that bond conditioned according tt
law has been filed herein which
bond is hereby approved.
1t is therefore hereby considered
and ordered that the prayers Of
said petitioners be granted. The
road viewers are hereby ordered
to view and lay out said road ac
cording to law on the = day of =
1910, and Of Their proceedings make
due and legal return to the court
at their next regular meeting.
N the matter of the proposed road
'etitioned for by Walter Boner, ct al;
Now at this time Walter Boner
and others petition the court pray
ing for the location of a county
road, comes on to be heard, and it
appearing to thecourt that said pro
posed road is in Wallowa county
Oregon, and that said petition is
signed by twelve or more free
holders of ssdd county and state
residing in the vicinity of said pro
posed road and that the petition
correctly describes the beginning,
intermediate points and terminus
thereof. and 1t further appearing
to the court by affidavit filed there
In. that due and legal notice of pre-
sentation of said petition to this
court notifying all persons that ap-
plicadon would be made by adver-
dsement posted at the place of
holding this court, and three other
publid places in the vicinity of said
proposed road and 1t further appear
ing that a bond conditioned accord
ing to law has been filed herein
which bond is hereby approved.
1t is therefore hereby considered an
ordered that the prayer of said
petitioners be granted. The road
viewers are hereby ordered to
view and lay out said rosi accord
Ing to law on the = day OF 1910
and OF their proceedings to make
due and legal return 10 the
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-01-15

District No. 1S Lafayette Wilson
Grouse.
District No. IA Quincy Trump
Promise.
District No. Is H. Mench, Flora.
District No. 16 S. B. Warnock
Mud Creek.
District No. II olof Anderson
Powwatka.
District No. IS Peter Kuehl
Smith Mountain.
District No. 10 Joe Clemons, En-
reka.
District No. 21 G. E. Courtney
Eden.
District No. % G. H. Lathrope
Leap.
District No. 20 E. F. Sergeant
Butte.
District No. "a J.. A. Grimes. Pitts.
burg.
District No. 25 Frank Victor, Wal
Iowa Canyon.
District No. 26 A. H. Sasser,
Swamp Creek.
Whereupon court adjourned until
tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
second judicial Gay.
Thursday, Jan. 6, 1910.
Court met pursuant TO adjournment
when we're present as on yestrday.
The following proceedings were had
to-wit:
In the matter of the proposed county
road petitioned for by S. L. Mckenzie
ct al:
This matter came on to be heard at
this time on the report by the board
of county road viewers for a second
reading, as pro7ided by law and
having been read publicly in open
court Tor second time, the same
is hereby continued.
In the matter of the proposed road
petitloned for by John Anthony, ct
al:
This mater came on to be heard at
this time on the report of the board
Of county road viewers for second
reading, and having been publicly
read in open court for second time
the same is hereby continued.
IN the matter of the proposed county
road petitioned Tor by G. F. Lindley
et al:
This matter came on to be heard at
this stime on the report of the board
OF coanty road viewers for second
reading, and having been publicly
read for second time. it is hereby
referred to the district attorney
for his legal opinion.
In the matter of gate obstructing
the Geo. w. Roner county road, on
Grow Creek:
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-01-15

court at the next regular meeting.
In the matter of the proposed road
petitioned for by S. l.. Mckenzie,
ell al:
Now at this time the viewers report
on the S. l.. Mckenzie road come
regularly on to be heard and the
same being read in oper court for
the first time it is continued
for the second re ld!ng.
In the matter of the proposed road
pej.foned for by John Anthony, ct
all
Now at this time the viewers report
on the John Anthony road comes
regularly on to be heard and the
same being read in npen court for
the first time it is continued for
second reading.
In the matter OF the proposed road
petitioned for by G. f. Lindley, ct al:
Now at this time the viewers report
< on the G.. F. Lindley road comes
regularly on to be heard and the
same being read i'm open court for
7 the first time it is continued for
second reading.
In the matter of examining and APP
proving road supervisors reports:
Now at this time the court pro
ceeds to examine aJl approve all
road supervisors reports now ON
file with the clerk
In the matter of appointing road su-
pervisors for the year 1910:
Now at this time the court con-
siders the matter of appointing road
supervisors for the year 1910, and
after fully considering the matter
1t is hereby considered and ordered
that the following named men be
and they are hereby appointed to
act as road supervisors for the year
1906
District No. ]. A. Pace, Wallowa
District No. ]. B. Williamson,
Lostne.
DDstrSct No. o. w. Chambers,
Prairie Creek.
District No. VIM. Newly, Joseph
District No o. w. Chambers,
Prairie Creek.
District No. r. L. Scott, Divide
District No. S. G. Himmel-
wright, Fruita.
District No. Thos. Arccarty. Inn.
ndaa.
District No. . G. H. Daugherty,
Pine Greek.
District No. 10 t. c. Bunnel, Trout
Creek.
District No. II o. L. Berland, Par,
adise.
District No. L. R. NJ. Martin, Lost
Prairie.
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WEDDING BELLS.

The following from the La Grande
morning Star of Friday, will be OF
interest to the many friends Of the
contracting parties i'm this city:
Married, at O'Clock last evening,
ut the Baptist church parsonage, by
The Rev. Frank e. Gray, Mr.. William
]. Putnam, of Enterprise, to Mrs
Daisy C. Yandell, of La Grande. The
happy couple will make their future
home in Enterprise.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-01-15
OS-TE-OP-A-THY

The Osteopath asks his patient to
believe nothing. He simply wishes
him ito have am examination that wild
reveal the real physical cause of the
bodily disorder from which he is suf-
fering. For cure he relies entirely
upon the ability of the body to cure
tself if its processes are not interfere
with or obstructed by misplacements
If the anatomical parts. Such mis-
Placements are likely to result from
many causes. From falls, strains,
sudden twists or turns, or changes in
he atmosphere that bring about un
hue contraction in particular muscles.
The effect of such distractions, is
often felt, through suffering nerves,
IN parts of the body far distant from
he actual point of trouble. The Os-
eopathic physician finds the cause
Ind removes it and Nature does the
rest. Your belief or disbelief is ut
,erly without effect.-Right Way.
White Loaf Flour, $500 per bar
rel at IL NJ g. M stOra
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-01-15
CHURCH PIONEERS ,
REUNION MEETING

(Coltinuel from first page.)
ester Imblar, Mrs. Hama Calvin
95ubblefield, Mrs. Clara Woods Mont
9cmery, Mrs. Coria McLetridge Wag-
Ter. Mrs. Nettie Davis Ashley, Mrs.
AlvllTa Bailey, Mrs. Hattie Bamhili
Iorley, Mrs. Daisy Crater Baker, Mrs
e ha snai!N ood Boswell.
Oe he chaster members those whose
aembelship has been transferred
u the church triumphant are Mrs.
i.1l Parrish Mrs. j. w. Rankin, R. R.
Wright, Mrs. G. j. Wagner, Charles
Hansen, L. j. Booth, Mrs Belle Small
wood, Mrs. c. r. Pratt.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-01-15

Now at this time 1T appearing to
the court, that Henry Ibberson, has
obstructed the G. W. Boner county
ros,l along Grow Creek, by placing
a gate across said road, and after
the dourt fully considering the mat
ter,
1t lis hereby considered and order
ed by the court that Henry Ibber.
son must take out said gate ON Or
before the first of April, 1910, and
keep it out from that time on.
Continued next week.
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City and County
Brief News Items


hliaild ScCu lOI odlC at 1hs -. " 80
Get yolr winter cabbage and sauer
kriut. A. ". Wagner. Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hug and son
Proctor went TO Walowa Friday to
attend the home talent play.
The Wa,lowa home talent company
plays in Joesph Saturday night for
the benefit of the Joseph band.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church will meet Friday afternoon,
January 21, at the home of Mrs. Dan
lei Boyd.
Chris Fades and H. E. Driver of
Wallowa were in this city Wednes-
day and attended the church meet
ing that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c. s Haney went 20
La Grande Thursday to spend few
days while Mr. Haney attends to bus
mess matters there.
Master ThomaS Ratcliff went to
Lostine Friday to make a few days
visit with his aunt, Editor NJ. E. John
ston of the Reporter.
Lunch and meals served all hours
at Mrs. M. L. Larsen's. Lunches
10 and Is cents; meals 25 cents.
Board by the week also. 66
j. S. Pratt has purchased a half in
.erest in the gen eral store of J. A.
e ,ly and wife at Imnaha, and the
new firm name is Denny C Pratt.
w. |. Calvin has purchased the
barber shop of Halle Boswell, and
has added the fixtures to his already
finely equipped shop. He now has
four chairs.
A C. Carpenter, who has recently
opened iewelry and watch repair
5.I)p In the room east of the Jor
dan & Pace real estate office, has
an advertisement in this issue. Call
and see him.
Frank Efosier and Geo. T. Ewes OF
Pennington, Wash, are in this city
trying to interest some of our capi
talists in stock in the Granite and
Allie mine In the Occur d'Alene dis
trict.
The Woolgrowers Warehouse com
pany, who have opened up a grocery
in their warehouse building, west OF
the depot, with e. B. Knapp i'm
charge, has put on a delivery wagon,
and Roger Kay is solicitor for the
new store.
cla5tlng party Wedn esday night
enjoyed the fine coasting on the
hieh school hill and about 10 O'Clock
repaired to the home of Miss Lucille
Corklns where a couple of hours weleI
plelsanbly spent with music and i'm
eating popcorn.
Mrs. o. NJ. Corkins' class in the
NwloN Sunday school has grown 50
afge lho. 1t has been divided, Mrs.
CQrk0s calang the girls of from
90" Sf'4Eo anu 'lfh. L. ~. 'NSSNA
kiss taking the others. Friday of
Last week Mrs. Corliins gave fare
we'll sleighing parry to the class, 25
of the "a members participating in
the pleasure.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Wallowa Nation al
Bank, Tuesday, January II, the old
board of directors was reelected as
follows: Geo. w. Hyatt, Geo. S.
Craig, j. II. Dobbins, M. A. Holmes.
w. II. Holmes. The officers were
also reelected with the exception
of assistant cashier which office is
yet vacant, Frank A. Reavis having
resigned. The officers are: Geo.
w. Hyatt, president; Geo, s. Craig,
vice president: w. r. Homes,
cashier.
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to the court at the next regular
needing.
In the matter of the proposed road
petDtioned for by o. F. Mays, ct al:
Now at this time o. F. Mays and
others petition the court praying
for the location of county road,
comes ON to be heard, and 1t appear
ing to the court that said proposed
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-01-15

White Loaf Flour, $500 per bar
tel at e. M. & M. store.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF COUNTY COURT

Continued from First page.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24

tfis dialect vas pdrioct and hls dfY
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NJ lho Bii0 lheaiof, we're well n.
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fmmod sdne verY clever tents, such
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pffm4'ed fohn smisn, leading me-
afb cagairg nnd YIN verg character.
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COMPANY {
EATfaTAAs WELL

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL

Although the weather has "a good De-. ~ RI tt'L ~ i.
and In harsher climes tau this the right kluo y A IA
the essence of Christmas, it is after a ne lnif W i
external elements O the which count ~ ie
baDuening Of HaWaiIs few aud iaf yhtfH t}l N
weather upou Christmas wiz alt0gethef danJ %
Inen to which all preparation Of the past MONT ~
only materially regrettabe account ~ re meaftdDt
enable enterprise placed this tOUn o. paf HD ok
the mainland in kind Of hustle aud Rale4 q e.Alfi
prevailed throughout the preparatory Neekf -g1A - .
of sympathy for The business ooni1ulI@ q ylio
that this instant according ~ evidence ~ every t
the commercial side ChIistnas bias never before s'o ~ W
prosperousness The star part IS more Aa1 ssielN 0
nents have experienced ibis establishment pBVhk e H
Using enterprise the leading merchants M Deeh ena ~
Inc most splendid editions Of This paper which eIosr ~
dates published by any newspaper eoneeh % M
lulu Star therefore gratefully acknoa edge ~ fan0f ~
ceived community large Do he colola b.s hef
pressed patrons readers together ph re 9l1f
polite whose Interests advance may bale
Deyty fhrtstDqs
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Hoppy Aer yeor


That old saying that peace victories p M
than war peculiarly applicable the Red cross f9uaed ~
gate the horrors OF IFS o le most active aSl1
atng the mseres of peace
striking example of the truth Of te statement ~. a-. II
story which gem iiIadiate DIS Ermastioe 81 tpl
the Of what e Red Gross has done Sd he past amn n
distress the northern fire sufferers md n ft/
them against the igors Of winter The foOwR inspiring ne
the work the editorial columns of Ne NsH HNpt
Standard: '
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country along the northerlnos Of Minnesota, Dhee 81 D#
forest fires deoated sixteen hundred square miles ~ 0uhb
made homeless three thousand people Nbp U Id Cfp stse
the scene almost before the fire bad ceased bulnBg se Ba
realized to be the first pressing need Iuu ruMh5 01
carpenters hurried the Then viii tarpf ~ 491s
built the groups moving Until every family lad ave- ling ts
made tar paper serving as substitute ~ ne mn9he 4& Bb
dows stoves, bedding chairs kitchen utensils apd DJt43s Ha
shipped from neghborng cities and when He he 8opa Bae @
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race was at lbs sHtfest beie p spot Rpie b HAR hA@
than this bleak and desoate sre Of co1pty HD18 3bd He
achievement bears out the claim Npb paaps ~ ~ bDaNf4
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patenal sPi1 must mean npG 70 He BDe W W. Bb19gl
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24

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IN sbf 0ays f5r ibasiibf ~ gradually
daDoflhF r6m me 660die N (be man
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fiihf nat hhg6be ta6 bhi6g Without
nm bR6f hhd me- dinner II be served
mere dbn Sunday everyone Wlil, N
W6dd vs. m sssdfhhte N comfort ana
satsia6hm ~ have M. Himbhii 70
b6fgb accommodations for lh0se WHO
Wish n fbhhih bvt
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24

m THB GtHCUiT COUNT on TllB
FIRST circuit 'fefniGfg NJ Hawaii
Az Chambers IN Probate,
N the mailef NJ the hslhle NJ Antoine
Pbffblfd db N6bfeka, deebaBed,
Uf1ef NJ Notice NJ H6aIuB Petition
M PfGbhle NJ VIII
a document biifB6fllnR IN be The
tast VIII ana Testament NJ Antoine
PetftifA Ne NGbfeka, deeeaBe1 having
N tbe Blh dag W December, A, n.
1910, been presented ~ SAID Probate
Court, ma Petition f0f pf0bale
thereof, WaslDk Tor The Issuance "
Letters parliamentary ~ jqhD N.
Dateas having been bled NY John w.
Batkab,
ffls ordered, int FRIDAY, tbe 1glb
guy N JANUARY, A, ~, 1911, al
y GelGeh n. ~ VI said Day, nj tho
court HGgig " said Court M lbe Judi.
6lhfk building IN The Cltg hB1 County
u Honolulu, De and the same Ia lerea
w appointed The Time aud place f0f
proving SAID VIII and hearing said On.
Dleall0d,
NY the Courts
JOHN MAH0AtIfNO,
UleH First Circuit Court,
Dated Honolulu, December Dlb, 1910.
bee 10, N, w ahd 81, 1910,
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24

MHf UWhNNHH HWHAHFHNf
nc EVEHAb years ago ! found my
~ sHf an run aORm I could eat
hat little, ana I was weak ana nervous
nv head acied nearly hii the dine, ny
sleep vent from me, hDd I used 10 baye
N resort ~ 6piales N order ~ set ang
rest
~ saw Pefuna advertised extensively
IN Ell The ptptfs End drug stores And
tb6nRhl I would give ~ trial, ]
bought slN bottles and started ~
~ was most hkfeeably surprised ~
me 6nlsel w the way The medicine
seemed ~ a6t % mS entire physlgai
system, I rested well ~ night fight
ff6n The HfAl, ana before I had taken
The Aa hotties ! was entirely cured"
MI Charles fIndiong, Anthony, Rhode
with the sl6mach IL stlmuistsd 10
90 Ne w6fk vigorously, nervousness
and weahness. headache and sieeplesss
ness, frequently disappear ~ The result,
a great mAny people are slowly stnfys
INK if6n indigestion, They eat food
enough, Theg select their food cor
feeHt, Bat me food Ia not dlRested and
6asimilhied ~ ~ should be,
IN many easeg Pefnna has furnished
exactly the assistance necessary aDl
oil The bad eympi6ms disappear
~ haVe been troubled y crest deal
with 6aiafni ana nervousness, ana Pc
fhha his cured me,S@Mf George N.
chandler, ~ Pleasant ~, Portsmouth,
Mn,
Msn.s.lin en- ldsAl Laxative.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24

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New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

TO the American pretty girl in ell her
ephemeral splendor. We say "ephem-
eral' because the types presented by
Mr. Fisher and Mr.. HUT are nothing IL
not votaries of fashion. Both these spir-
tied craftsmen look for the dainty face
but they never forget the frills and FUR
bellows. II does not matter what MI
Fishers graceful damsels may be 40
ing; they NAV be enjoying themselves III
the ballroom, in a motor, fussing over
chafing dish. consulting a fortune Teller
or merely flirting. They are always
dressed in the mode. and all they ask Is
that we should admire their spr1ghtiy
carriage and their brave plumage Mr.
Hutt addresses us on the same grounds
His book is smaller in scale than MT
Fishers, and in some instances he gives
us only heads, but his sketches, too. are
simply so many souvenirs Of the lighter
side of our social movement. AS such
they should win a wide popularity
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
FICTION
Some New Stories of the Fresent
and the Past

orr on DROWNING VALLEY BY
oCSS Or Cr,a.o1, Iones. 12rno. PIP. 3lo. henry
Holt & Co.
That old material can be put 10 the
best Of new uses by an authol "no "e,'
the talent is proved triumphantiy' u au-
ditionaI nroof of the trIism Is neeueo' ny
Mr. Jones,s tale. gold mine ID deso-
ate valley whose location is kept secret
by the Indians for fear OF "nl'o III
vasion and its fatal results, a danger
from water more potent IN delehuihs
tbeno than even their silence. white
,,,;rar whom q member of the tribe ieaos
TO this marvellous wealth IN pay iiien' VI
a debt Of gratitude, pack Oh 'iii'iii'
nm b,s track and a woman-there is
notbinp novel or original in any one OF
these ingredients OF vast pody Oh
literature. yet, in Mr.. 'Jones's capaDie
hands. they assume new Vitahty' anu
lure one from page to page WIN d
fresh and undivided interest the at
rnosphere of daring. danger mystery ana
susnense is felt, the desolate, lonely
background is admirably used, the cnaln
Of events is a convincing one, with no
violent Intervention on the part or the
author. and the characters command the
partisanship of the reader. A really
excellent piece Of work. whose merits
should make it's way an easy and rapid
one with the lovers Of a strange tale
of adventure and love.