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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1920)
CROOK OOrXTT JOURNAL Tsge The Presbyterian Church . Where a "feller" likes to go Coming! Coming! Coming! FOR Sunday Night, September the 26th , The new film still picture production of Under wood and Underwood of New York City entitled "MOSES THE MAN WHO LAID FOUNDA TIONS" DO NOT MISS IT You are also most cordially invited to all our services. at this umHOM eetng tke SIS ate at Hea. tessber, isas, aa Ike tela I tee last misllee. Uoa Mn tne Hat as of October, LAKE M. BKCHTKLL Attorney for FlmlntiS. RoMira ana Part Onva Address, PrinevUle. Onsen. NOTICE OF BHBRirrS BALI NOTICE The Peerless Orchestra will give dance It the Club Hall Friday ev ening, September .17. Dancers are requested to eancel other engage ments for that evening. When writing advertisers please mention The Journal. WINDMILL PCMPIXG OUTFIT This powerful 12 -foot Sampson Windmill with 40-foot tower and 130-foot pump will deliver you a good volume of water without any operating expense and little atten tion. Has been used some but now In first class running order and will give the same service as new one. The price for the entire outfit la only $224.00 FOB Portland. Sell separ ately if desired. A. C. Curnow, Portland, Ore. S1-52p NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 0U2M ' Department of the Interior, TJ. 8. Land Of flea at The Dalles, Oregon. Angus 2. 128. Notice hereby given that JOHN W. MITCHELL of Prineville. Oregon, who, on Julv IT, 191, Bade Homestead Entry. No. 016298, for KW4 NEK. NWU. Wft SWJ4 and BE SW. Section SJ. Township 15 South. Range IS East, Willajaetta Meridian, haa tied notice of intention to auika thru rear Proof, to establish claim to the land aboTa described, before Lake M. BachteU, United States Cosn missioner, at Prineville, Oregon, sa the list day of October. 1920. Claimant names as witnesses! Richard W. Breese, Charles B. Adams, John R. Breae( William A. Hand, all af Prineville, Oregon. H. FRANK WOODCOCK Register. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Crook County. Karl W. Widric Plaintiff, vs. Birdie Widrig. Defendant To Birdie Widrig. the shore named defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE CON, yon are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff tied against too la the above entitled rait oa or before the last day of the time prescribed in the order for publication made herein, to-wit ! the 22nd day of Oetover. 1920. and if yon fail to so answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in the complaint on file herein, to-wit : For a decree of this Court that the bonds of matrimony now existing between yon and the plaintiff be dissolved and held for naught ; and that the plaintiff be absolved from any and ail obligation arising out of the mar riage con ti art now existing between you and the Plaintiff and for such other and further relief as to the Court may seem just and equitable. This summons Is served upon you by publi cation thereof for six eonseveutive weeks in the Crook County Journal, a weekly news paper of general circulation, published m Prineville, Crook County, Oregon, by order of the Hon. N. O. Wallace, Judge of the County Court for Crook County, State of Ore gon, which order was dated the 7th day of September, 1920 ; the data of first publication Ity virtue of an execution la foreclosure duly issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court at the County of Crook. State of Oragoa, dated the 9th day of September, 1920, la a certain suh in the Circuit Court for said County and State, wherein Charles W. Thorn th waits as plaintiff recovered Judgment ag ainst Louis J. seebergvT as defendant for the sum of M00. with interest thereon at 19 per seat per aantua from December a, 1919, (or the further sum af IS attorney's feat, and the sum of 111.40 eosea and disburse ments, os the Ha day af Sewtemaer, 192. Notice Is hereby airea that 1 will aa the 9th day of October, 19tS, at the front door af the court house in the city ef rrtnevtlle la said eouaty, at 11 o'clock la the forenoon ef eaM day. sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the following described pre, perty, to-wit I Northeast euarter (NEH) af sectioa twenty-nine (191 la township sixteen (If) south of range fifteen (It) east ef the Willamette Meridian, taken and levied apea aa the pro perty of the said Leuta J. Beess rear, at aa much thereof as may at necessary to satisfy the said Judgment together with all casta aad disbursements that have or may accrue. Dated at Prineville, Oragoa, September 9, 1924. JOHN COMBS. Sheriff rf Crook County. O U-st THE UNIVERSITY OREGON is maintained by the elate in order lhat the yottng peo ple of Oregon may twelve, without coal, the benefits of a liberal education. The University includes the College ol Lilersture, Science end the Arte, the Orsduste School, the School of Phys ical Education, and the arofeseionsl Schools of Law. Medkine let Portlsndl, Architecture. Commerce. Journalism, Educstion and Music High stsndsrds of scholsrshlp are msde possible by sn sble faculty, veil equipped Isborstories snd 0 librsry of nearly 100.000 volumes. Supervised sthletics ere encouraged end every sttention given the heelth snd vctfere of the students. Vt'llh a helghleaed eanlidenee gained by Ihe recent espretmioa el pahlie saaporl. Ike I'nlveralty le now catering apea aa era of lard, dev.l.,...! aad ealeadod fnlitsa. For catalog ut or tor any Information, addraaa: THE HKf.ISTRAH University f Orta E-sftvn. Or., DO A LITTLE FIGURING as to how a little money put by regularly soon amounts to a goodly sum. Then put the fig uring to your own use by com ing here and starting a savings account. Add to It every pay day and before long you'll be in a position to mock at pov erty and defy misfortune. CROOK COUNTY BANK OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. Former residents of Minnesota held a basket picnic at Salem Tuesday. Irrtfon Is to bave a new school building. Bonds tor 140.000 bava bees voted and sold. ' Tbe potato and wheat rrops In the Deschutes valley wilt be unusually heavy this fall. , John M. Jones of Portland has re ceived a recess appointment as post natter at Portland. Recent tires, with as at (relate lots of t000, caused clttient of Malta to call a meeting to organise a better tire department The Albany cannery will be en larged at once by the const ruction of a new structure, 60x90 feet, for a fruit and berry preparation room. Henry F. Mcllwaln, of Eugene, who has been seriously HI for a number of months, shot himself through the temple and death followed Instantly. Vivian L. Dunten, aged 66, farmer of Camp creek, near Springfield, was stabbed to death during an alterca tion with William R. Elliott, a neigh bor. Records of the submsrlne mine tar get practice Just completed at Fort Stevens Indicate the phenomenally high score of $1 per cent on the figure of merit Nine boys and two girls, whose ages rauge from eight to 15 years, were rounded up at Salem on charges of committing petty thefts In different parts of tbe city. Mors than 75 per cent of the motor vehicle operators' licenses, baaed on a total of approximately 1(5,000 appli cations received, have been Issued by the secretary of state. For the first time In the history of tbe Oregon City Manufacturing com pany of Oregon City It closed for two weeks to allow employes and super intendents a vacation. The demand of the Northwest Mill ers' association for a 48.000 pound car load minimum on grain products ship ments baa been granted by the Oregon public service commission. First Lieutenant Maylon E. Scott, 7.7th field artillery. Camp Lewis, Wash., has been detailed as assistant military Instructor at the Oregon Ag ricultural college, Corvtllls. Application has been tiled with the stats snglnetr requesting stats guar antee of Interest en bonds In tbe sum of approximately $360,000 voted by the Talent Irrigation district. Certificates of nomination in behalf of James M. Cox for president and Franklin D. Roosevelt for vice-president bave been received at the offices of the secretary of state at Salem. The prune dryer constructed at Sheridan this summer Is now com pleted. The dryer, costing $20,000, Is of 40 tunnels capacity, snd is said to be the largest dryer In the state. Just outside Corvallts Is the chicken ranch of O. B. Coon, who has a pullet that has laid an egg each day for 131 consecutive days. Tbe previous world record was for 114 consecutive days. Coyotes are becoming common In some parts of Coos county and an effort is to be made by residents In the pest-ridden districts to havs the county court establish a bounty for tbe animals. The bydrogrsphlc survey of tbe Umpqua river, which Is being made by a United States coast and geodetic survey party stationed at Gardiner la charge of O. W. bwainson, government engineer, is marlng completion. There are 400 Insurance companies operating In Oregon at present, while the aggregate license fees and prem iums received by the stats amount to $275,000 annually, according to A. C. Barber, state insurance commissioner. Approximately 400 out of a flock of 700 sheep belonging to J. H. Hlnton, stockman of Hamilton, Grant county, died recently as the result of eating lupine, a poisonous wepd, according to Dr. W. H. Lylle, era) veterinarian. Percy Cupper, state engineer, has assembled about 25 photographs of Oregon reclamation projects which will be on dlxplay at Seattle during the Irrigation and development con gress which convenes there September 1 and 17. Refund of approximately $11,000 covering shipments of asphalt to the state highway commission during the past seven years will be asked in a petition to be filed with tbe inter state commerce commission within the nex few days, according to C. E. Lytle, traffic expert for the state highway department. To meet an emergency among lum ber manufacturers on Coos bay an agreement has been reached between teveral of the mills and the Four L's for a straight reduction of pay of 60 cents each man, this reduction to be temmrary and to rule until the price of lumber products increase so that the present wage can be put into effect again. GOVERNMENT BLANKETS New Gray Ones Jf $e.95 New Olive Drabe $6ii Each Poet Paid Do not oonfus. these with "reclaimed" or "Renovated" Blankets. 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