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Newspaper

Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1911

Page

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Quiet election nets new Independence leaders and saloon debate

Independence voters elected K C Eldridge as mayor and J Dixon J L Hanna and A L Sperling to council with B F Swope as recorder. A half tax to fund a public library passed amid calls to expand saloon licenses, while city plans address water system and fire department readiness.

K. C. Eldridge Hanna, Dixon and Sperling Corncil Chambers K.C. Eldridge John Dixon J. L. Hanna A. L. Sperling B. F. Swope Publc Wielead Depa

Thanksgiving Night Union Service Brings Large Turnout

A Thanksgiving night union service at the Methodist church drew a large audience from all city churches and many outsiders. Dr. Dunsmore of the Presbyterian church delivered the address, praised as the best in the city on that occasion. Dr. Abbott and Rev. H Campbell Clark attended, with a sizable choir providing appropriate music for the event.

Methodist Dunsmore Presbyterian Church Abbott M. E. Church H. Campbell Clark Christian Church

Dallas Man Weds Grace L. Noyes in Newberg Oregon

Ralph K. Williams Republican National Committeeman for Oregon married Grace L. Noyes at Newberg in the afternoon. The couple left for Washington D C and other Eastern cities then plan to live in Portland upon return in about two months. The ceremony was witnessed only by close relatives and was officiated by Rev. W J Lyots.

Dallas Ralph K. Willams Oregon Newberg Grace L. Noyes Mra. C. Noyes Yawhiji Saya Polk County Mra. Williams Portland Washington D. C W. J. Lyots Newberg Presbyterian Church Highland Public Schoo Wiliams Willl Washington, D. C National Republican Committee Willams New York Southern States Mexicco California

Woodmen of the World Camp Seeks New Members

W B Holdiman district manager of the Woodmen of the World visits Salem this week to recruit for the local camp. A special December dispensation waives the initiation fee for eligible applicants, promising rapid team work after initiation and a chance to provide for families.

W. B. Holdiman Salem Woodmen of the World Win Heal Camp Thin City Holliman Safem Boys

Elks Dinner Outshines Turkey Triumph in Salem

Independence Elks delivered a 33 pound turkey to Salem for a post service feast at the opera house with Judge Butler as guest of honor. The crowd enjoyed a festive evening noted as one of the lodge's most pleasant events.

Salem Independence Elks Salem Lodge Opera House Judge Butler

Service gains for Skinner Brothers line to Independence

The Skinner Brothers of Independence provide improved service this year between Independence and Salem. Public appreciation grows as the electric line nears completion on the east side of the river. The route will shorten to about five miles from the station to the city with frequent trips to meet all trains.

Skinner Brothers Independence Salem

Newberg Enterprise Sold to California Buyer

Ray Tabor reported that the Newberg Enterprise formerly owned by B. A. Shaver has been sold to a California man on Monday, marking a change in local business ownership.

Ray Tabor Newberg B. A. Shaver California

City Council Canvass Votes and Grants Saloon Licenses

In a regular semi monthly session the city council canvassed election results and granted saloon licenses to Walker & Whitney and J. R. Cooper at $1000 per year. An ordinance banning fowls was approved. Funds for street cleaning were approved at $15 per month. Proceedings closed after minor claims and committee assignments.

Hoffman A. C. Moore Ecouncil Messrs Eldridge Moore Williams Hubbard Feagles Counciman Williams Conneil Walker & Whitney J. R. Cooper Lcensea Eldridge Hills P. Devide Finance Committee Commercial Club

Circuit Court No. 2 Polk County December Proceeding

The December term in department No. 2 at Dallas opened before Judge Galloway. Cases heard included foreclosures for Roberts vs Bumgardner and Wilking et al with confirmed sale, partition for Robbing vs Skipton, foreclosure actions for Noll vs Randolph and Brown vs McFarland, and divorce actions for King and Harton. Decrees granting registration and quiet title were issued where noted with demurrers overruled and deadlines set for responses.

Polk County Dallas Galloway Robert M. Roberts Tsaac Bumgardner W. P. Rufford W. P. Mars M. W. Wilking John R. Robbing Carrie EB. Skipton Felix Noll Byron Hunter Sallle

Library Association Reports Strong Finances and December Hours

At the last regular meeting the Library Association treasurer reported 4 dollars real sum on hand and Big Day receipts of 147.20 with expenses of 4.75. Thanks were given for Tag Day which allowed adding numerous books. Reading rooms will be open weekdays 7 to 9 PM for December evenings.

Library Association

Oldest Linn County Pioneer Family Reunites at Fair

Seven surviving members of Linn County’s oldest pioneer family gathered at the Linn County fair in Scio for the first time in 49 years. The last full reunion occurred in 1862. Two had recently lived in Montana, while the rest remained nearby. They are related to Mr. and Mrs. H. McAurry of this city.

Linn Cabs Linn County Scio Montana H. McAurry

Dallas Couple wed in December 1911 ceremony

F Obernon and Misa Hazel Bonard, popular Dallas youths, were married on Tuesday December 5 1911 in Dallas. They left for Portland that evening to spend a few days and plan to return December 2 to make Dallas their future home.

F Obernon Misa Hazel Bonard Dallas Portland

Mrs McIntosh Wins Piano In Local Contest

The piano contest ends with Mrs McIntosh taking the piano and her supporters, W E B Campbell and others, keeping the lead through the final count. Miss Fishback earns a necklace after passing Miss Burton for third place, with Mrs Kurre taking the tailored suit and Miss Ticer the rocker. The piano is donated to the Ladies' Aid of the M E church and delivered to the church Wednesday.

McInturff McIntosh W. E B. Campbell Kurre C. G. Long Miss Fishback Wim. Walker Miss Ticer Wm. McAdams Misa Burton Mis Fishback Mrs. McIntosh

New High School Opens in Buena Vista Under Principal Reynolds

Buena Vista inaugurates a new high school led by Principal W. J. Reynolds as the facility begins its first full year of operation.

Buena Vista W. J. Reynolds

Fall term opens with John Mager case in Dallas court

John Mager, a Black man, pleaded guilty to two August assaults near West Salem and received ten years for the first and ten years for the second. The Cochran case for obtaining money under false pretenses was dismissed after he repaid the amount.

John Mager Weat Salem Dallas Magers Toef Cochran

Grand Jury Indictments Lead to Sheriff Arrests in City

Sheriff Grant arrested Alex Besye yesterday after Besye was indicted by the Grand Jury last week. Bonds were set at $1,500, and in default he was committed to custody to await trial in the circuit court now in session.

Grant Alex. Besye

Local farmer acquires fine Poland China hogs from Iowa

Hoge F. P. Grounds, long active in stock raising, has received a selection of Poland China hogs from Iowa for his farm near the city, aiming to enhance breeding and farming prospects.

F. P. Grounds Iowa

Card of Thanks From Mrs J G Mcintosh

Mrs J G Mcintosh expresses gratitude to Independence residents for liberal subscriptions to the Enterprise that funded her new plane. She hopes to be known for true womanly qualities and thanks her family and supporters.

Independence

Heifer Runtime Notice Seeks Owner for Return

A black 28 year old heifer wandered into an enclosure several days ago. The owner is requested to call to claim the animal and arrange removal. B. F. Shrank.

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Quor Saloons Church the Woodmen of the World Elks Turkey Hotel Marion City Council Circuit Court Proceedings Ada M. Harton Charles Hart Annie L. Cooper Webster Reed Just Patty Webster Kiimeny The Orchard Montgomery the Magnet Rowland White Bobby Orie Zane Grey Bindlags Itens Grover Other Carry Wiggin Rhodes Maisile Worth Wright Harvester Porte Holmes Garden of Allah Hitchens America Squir Duffy Gordons Brow Boys Yosemite Mrs. Mintosh New High School Tomifee J. G. Mcintosh B. F Shrank J. M. McCaleb U Street Donkey, Walker & Lehman
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