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PAGE h CROOK COUKTY JOURNAL MARCH 1, 1917 SNOWFALL IS GENERAL INMH'KVT MtOKlXG tOVOTK AT MKAIHW WAS KAMI SIS pa KEJ for sheep: Mcalos at lAnrr Hyp fira.vt and on Ochoco New Pupils .at Hat Kock POWELL BUTTE NEWS (By Our Regular Correspondent) Miss Gladys Pauls Is having a erjr serious time with her eyes Since her recent attack of measles. Bruce Lindquist is helping G. C. Truesdale since his accident last week. AY. S. Marshall and wife and "Mrs. Marshall's broti.er, arrived in broad daylight lne might bo a chance that the aniiMl' was rabid. The head was sent Jo Portland for examination and a few 4'as later Mr. Kimble received a lottr saying that the coyote was rablif beyond any possible doubt. Therefore, It appears that a coyote may act very much as usual and apparently in good condition physically, and still be rabid. About right inches of snow fell on upper Uchoro Saturday and Sun day. Karquar McKay found it neces sary to bring his sheep back to his ranch on upper Ochoco. lie started for' the John Day country with a large band but found the snow so deep north of Grimly that he de cided to turn back rather than to stand the loss he would be sure to have if lie kept on. Perry Long, who carries mail from upper Ochoco to Meadow, has gone to Prineville for a short "visit. (By HOWARD NEWS Our Regular Correspondent) fallen Ten inches of snow has within the last few davs. Harry Kimbel, postmaster at Meadows, passed by Saturday on his way to Prineville. R. E. and Lee Jones were iii the city one day last week. Nettie Scott spent last week with her parents, the High Schoof being poison. tHe u valued at $150. Charles (JkelUtjr la wofklug for A let Amnions at HWd. George Tatk'tnan Is hum from Pftneville. Charles Ivy, o Hampton Jlivties, was on the Creek Wednesday. Chftrlle Karnes la' rt uking a ice young mule to the saddle. CalvU Sherman on tih Creek lit week. )r. Kluty was cPed to lluek Creek lusl week to . alteiid .Mrs. Stanley HeUour. who IV quite sick nt that place.. A rabiil coyote was fivn on top of Hurt Denmvria's barn by the school chtldrew who nolltteii Mr. i IVmerris, who lilted the animal at once. Mr. Durkee' wtut to Hinin on business. I Special Saturday morning to make their ; closed. home here. Mr. Marshall recently j Tom Coon returned to Meadows purchased the Guy Sears place. Miss, Llna Moore spent the week end at homo. Mr. Riggs took her tack to her school in bis car. Allen Wllleoxon and Joe Shearer went to the Frank Hoffman place on Crooked River Sunday to get Saturday. James Scott was in the city Inst week. , Mr. and Mrs. Bradsh:w and fam ily, of Mitchell, passed by on their way to Prineville Saturday. Perry Long took the mail to ROBERTS ITEMS Dispatch to The Joumufl S O. Headland has new OHvwr truck. , Mrs. Julia Oohson. of Hear Creel arrived in Roberts today to continue the term of school. ' The mail waa brought frour Prineville to Roberts by Kvert Nyo lust Sunday. Between six and eight inches of snow have fallen her la the last i few days. ' George Million! and family re turned today from a visit with rela tives in tbe upper country. The friends of Wsa Setra Phil lips, of Lucky Creek, , gave an oyster dinner tbe lust day of achool. Mrs. O. A. Headland entertained Miss Kdna Merrltt at dinner last Saturday afternoon. A son wa.born to Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bailey on Sunday Vvcning. Phone 351 Phone 351 The Most of News in Important Page the Paper .To-day New Line Spring Silks Satin De Chine 36 in. wide, all the new colors, extra good quality,. d0 OP' per yard J.00' thirteen head of beef which Alley ; Prineville Saturday. Willcoxon purchased last week j Henry Koch was in the city on from Mr. Hoffman. Miss Jessie Skein arrived from Portland Thursday morning for a month's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Skein, and sister Mrs. A. H. Rhode. V. T. Smith bought a milk cow at Cline Falls last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Truesdale and! family, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Prickett and family, and Miss Jessie Hartley were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. .George Beckman Sunday. I business one day last week. Jesse Lindsey wen', to the city with a load of grain Tuesday. LOWER BRIDGE NEWS I (By Our Regular Correspondent) HAT ROCK NEWS ( By Our Regular Correspondent) ! felt and She was I V, i i 1, K -K A Mrs. C. Lindquist is helping nurse, the Houston children through the- Mrs. Bagg. of Bend. . ... . . ..... ; broke her ankle recently. . v -I,. ., former resident of this commun- lave been sick in bed at tbe same' i ity. time. ' . , . The Redmond Dramatic Club win! Two nw "holan w"rc nroIled, give an excellent enteruinment .tj" onr, chol w- Atvln 8nd the Community Hall Thursday even- Genevieve Heubsher. . Mr. Brown purchased a nice team Fred Walters was in Redmond Friday and was accompanied home by hisr son ailH- daughter. Ilarwin and Fern. The dry land ranchers are wear- There is about a foot of snow on''" 8 hro4d 8mll " -v- We the ground here. i hHVe bpeB uav'uK ,an '-' fasliloned Mr. Larsen was in Prineville on'8now torm- s"m rPort mu h business Monday. as f,lot ot "ow- ,l i easy to re- Mr. Curtis has moved back to!alize tbat ,1,e faU8fi " tne Broad smile when one knows ttmt dry dirt 7C. P. Alley bought 50 head of i . m - ajnmf I I) A mond last week at $15.00 per head. Mr. Alley got them Thursday at the J last week. . Mr. Becker Tuesday. I Ed Davis paid has been plowed up very frequently by those who have been plowing. County Agriculturirt Blanchard, Professor and Mrs. Nash, and Mr. ' and Mrs. Lee of the Redmond Union High School attend the open meeting of the Grange Saturday evening, the 17th. Miss Sarah Xe&lJetgtt. of Prine ville came over to spend the week- lend with her sister-Miss Mary Neal- visit to his! "to was in Prineville - J. J. Ellinger place in Box Canyon. , Mrs. Alice Bayn of Deschutes has homestead. He is going back to Bend again Tuesday. been visiting at the A. W. Bayn ovr dcc home this week. - LOWER RYE GRASS W. S. Marshall unloaded his; (By Our Regular Correspondent) car of freight in Redmond Sunday.! Gvs Stadig accompanied by R. S. Towne and Denis Hunt were in Redmond Wednesday. The Lower Bridge school' gave a patriotic program Fridar evening. Miss Mary Nealoish, the teacher,. de serves much credit for the thorough training of the children. The reci- were well rendered. TtU Gros De Londre 36 inch wide, colors greet, mat purple. , the latest pattern in vogue,. OtJ per yard p..0 Men The New Spring Samples are here M. Born & Co. Same prices as last year. 'hlOe BORN SUIT YOU Silk Poplins $1.25 36 inches wide, all colorsv extra quality, per yard Pierette Silks These are wide fancy stripes. 36 inches, per yard 75c Georgiana Crepe 36 inches, per yard , 85c Wool Jersey Cloth 52 inches vide, very pretty EfV colors per yard pOiJU The Boyer Hat $3.00 The new spring styles are here. Few of a kind, other good shapes and fcO A A colors for.. P-i.UU John B. Stetson $5.00 Khaki Pants Good Quality any Size $1.50 Men's Good Heavy Work Shirts, all colors -141 to 17 65c Mits Jessie Skein visited a few j Geo. Slayton shipped three car flays the first of the week with Mrs. - loads of cattle to Portland Saturday, j tati0Ilg S. M. Woods west of Redmond. j Leone Llliott is stiir very ill. i falihiolle(l fharaeters. LUile Geo. Mr. and Mrs. X. P. Alley enter-; While recovering from measles,, she al)(, ,he darkj, , ,,Bylet.. were taintd at dinner Sunday the follow-' contracted a bad cold which settled wel) mafe up Tno gonKS were ex. ing guests, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Yat:s and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sears and daughter Ada. HOWARD ITEMS 1 Special Dispatch to The Journal) ner lungs, omce moie ccptionally well rendered, Several been eight cases of measles in the commente(1, on tne efficient: manner house, Mrs. Elliott haB had a very;,., h.-.h th ,, n,unii Carl House and D. Vedder have on strenuous time. TL A. Kimble is in Prineville. P. R. Barnhouse, Tetl Glover and d. C. Blake came over from north side of the mountains Friday. Forest Supervisor Homer Ross met BARNES ITEMS , (By Our Regular Correspondent) , The snow has been falling for several days and 1b now a depth of 4 inches on the ground. It is drift ed so badly that the roads are in come the measles now have it. We are sorry to lost? the Sitton family from this neighborhood, but the'we are hP'ng for Mrs- Sitton'8 cora-j plete ana immediate -recovery. School is suspended for a short them at Ochoco ranger station with j a car ana tooK mem 10 rrmevme. , George Elliff and Alfred Elliff have returned to the Ochoco mines after an absence of several months, and their many friends hope that they have returned to stay. Raymond Calavan has the mea sles. A short time ago Harry Kimble, postmaster at Meadow, shot and billpil a covote near his house. When the scyote saw him it ran j roads were very bad and the driftB perhaps a hundred yards when it! deeper. The mall was several Ruth Slayton has entirely over-jbfiRn pUning trees' for George Scott Addie and Edna the paast wi i-ek. (By ALFALFA ITEMS Our Regular Correspondent) Paul Mertsching had the misfor tune to lose a very valuable milch cow recently. ' , The Jolly "Neighbors Club, which i is the live wire of this community, gave a Valentine dance at the Benn home February 17. W. E. Guerin has employed a Mr. and Mrs. Ham, of Bend, who moved to the ranch last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pyatt and Mr D. M. Ferry & Co. Seeds Here Onion Sets, per pound! 12Je: Vetch, pound. 7 1 -2c. per 100 lbs.. $7.00) Field peas, 100 lbs $7:00 Ferry's Seeds both packages and bulk. Calf meal, pound 6c Oil roeaL pound i 4 1 -2c i t i v t I -s Coffee Coffee Coffee Coffee Coffee 20c I 25c 30c 35c 40c pound pound pound pound pound ' l ' ' ' A f L stopped and was shot. This coyote ae.teS rational enough, and what is also strange, was very fat. But Mr. Kimble decided that since the coyote had come eo near the house hours late. Livestock is looking fine in spite of the wind and snow. Fisher Logan lost a nice mare from the effects of eating rabbit very bad shape. Mr. Crain, who and Mrs. Martin Palmlund enter brought the mail today stated that tained the 500 Club Thursday even- in the Bear Creek country the ng. A number of friepds enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ogle's hospitality Sunday. Guss Berry was in Fend Monday and Tuesday ion businesss. A heavy snow storm visited this section the last few days and It is still snowing. It has delayed the work on the telephone lines under construction. Ray Fisher returned Saturday from Salem where he was called by his mother's Illness and death. He has the sympathy of his many friends. M. S. Mayfleld and John Elders of Crooked River, were in this sec tion looking for range cattle the first of the week. Charles Weaver and Johnnie Brassfield are looking after their interests in Alfalfa. OUR LUNGS Ml DELICATE Overwork, lack of fresh air, mental strain or any sickness disturbs their functions. Stubborn coughs tear and wear the sensitive lung tissues. iro mm should be taken promptly for hard coughs, unyielding colds, or when strength is lowered from any cause. Its high nutritive value creates resistive force to ward off sick ness. The rich ".od liver oil improves the quality of the blood to relieve the cold and the glycerine is soothing and healing to the lung tissues. Refute Alcoholic Substitutes Which Exclude the Oil . (By GRIZZLY Our Regular NEWS Correspondent) The farmers are all wearing smile now, the reason being lots of snow, it being from 13 to 17 inches We do not buy all our groceries from one house. We buy the , best from all of them. Try our fine coffees deep. From all reports jtock Is winter ing well. Cattle and sheep, are in fine condition for this tlmj of year and nearly everyone hus, plenty of feed. J., W. Dee recently sold a span of large mares to H. Blaekwell, of La- monta. The mares weighed, about 3600 11)8. and the price received was $450.00. Morrow & Keenan are fattening two carloads of bogs which will be ready for the market before long. K. B. Smith Is now the proud owner of a Ford which he purchased recently from the local agents, New ell and Conroy, of Madras. There are now seven cars in this precinct, six Fords and one Stude- baker. A year ago there were none The measles scare is now about over. No new cases have b'ten re ported and the sick one"! are rapid ly recovering. Mrs. J. W. Dee and Mrs. George Dee and daughters returned from Prineville Sunday. The girls are recovering from an attack of the measles and will remain about a week before returning to C. C. H. S (By FIFE ITEMS Our Regular Corrcppondcnt ) G. Perkins; arrived on the sta? Friday nlgat from Hjod River whore he has been for the past month. School t closed this week because ot the Illness of the tuachcr. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Balfour on Feb. 18, a son. Walter Kerbowh has moved his family hack to .the homestead after having spent ttve winter st Fife where the children have been in achool. I PAULINA ITEMS (Special Dispatch to The Journal) Mr. and Mrs. Otis Elliott enter tained a few ot their friends at a turkey dinner lust Saturday. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Claypool, Miss Velma Wood, Henry Payette, Sam Douthlt and Robert XcCullovgh. A fuw of the Paulina' people bwld a littb? Informal dunce nt the Hall lust 8turduy night.. The dance ended at 12 o'cllnck and everyone went home sayUig they hud eujoyod themselves. Ed Smith audi Mr. Berg are stay ing at Brucjs, Gray's, and trapping coyotes. Thay are working for the government and we hope they meet with succehfl. Everyone regretted to hear of tu death of Mr. Jim Garner of Suplee,. who died! In Portland last Thursday.. Mr. Gainer has been In this coubUt since 1$85 and was well liked by everyone. Calvlu Morris, of Loon take. Wash.., Is, visiting his parents at Paulina. ' T. W. Davie returned last week from Albany. He reports very mild winter In the Willamette Valley. For new and old stomach trouble use Adamton'a Digest eze. Price 50c or six boxes lor $250 postpaid to any address in tbe United States of America. For-sale by D. P. Adamson & Co., Prineville, Oregon. I If WELp O M 3 MmJk PERCY R. SMITH JLjl l 1