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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1904)
MADRAS SCHOOL REPORT. Something in which we nrc nil Interested U tho progress of our public nclmols, Our renti ers will liotirc by the report hereto attached She Miindlng of the pupil of the Madra school, and we nre sure Mint the effort put forth by Prof. Fulton, mid which 1ms made such n good showing with the nebular, will be duly appreciated by the parents. Average report (mule. nuy Dennett M Winifred Dennett l mx Colo ! Oracle Cole "J" Idylla Drownblll. ..... '" Joe Jennings W Oliver lhtlllw M Kuby Phillips VI, I-nurn Phillips M,s Jessie Phillips ' Ida Phillips WW- Louie M alloy !l, , Knimet Loucks M . .95 . . tk . US . tw . iV'l . George Loucks r "Tlce Loucka wlonn Loucks , Addle Luueka Deattrice Loneks Lee Mayes '. ... Jlndge Malloy Nettle llo.-e t Lula Itoe KUa IticliardMMi Ktta Hlchard.-un W Chester Pollen 93 Mabel Pulton 91 Pansie Hobertson 9o Mary Dobertson cr" Gilbert Itobertson 91 Mabel lira tin !W Walter llram '.Hi Stanley Gray 95 Archie Isham 95 Claude Smith '.' J'.iley Sinth r 93 Koy Thillmau 97 Ktta (iuttcudorf 95 Iterold (iuttendorf !Hi ltoek Koblnson, jr '.Hi Florence White 90 Graeio White-man 07 ment. 97 97 9S 99 97 97 tw IX'. 97 97 97 til '. IH. l -98 m 97 97 .; l7 97 97 97 93 '.Hi W '.Hi IK. 97 nr. 97 98 95 97 97 97 90 97 97 97 LETTEE FKOM THE NOEjJH END To the EJilor of The Pioneer: Iii The Mmlraa Pioneer of December 15 I noticed au article headed, "I he Haw RoikIb." AIeo a. letter written lo the County Judge aud his reply to eitid letter. I wish to suy that there 1h but four settlers living ou (lie north end in the Cross Keys road district. We are litre together ready to do what we can, but trhat cau four men do on a grade like this? I have had at least fifteen or twenty nieu stop me aud ask why dou't you get in and put that grade down. Why don't you? What do they take us for? We are here and willing todo all iu our power toward the said grade. There was Imen taken from this district to work the roads in the Madras or Kutcher district. Why bot return the compliment? Tt ivtlie writer's understanding that the super visor ol Kutcher dbstrict received $300 fqr work on the Madras bill. I will say if the supervisor o f this district would get the same amount for tills grade, and the people on the PiaiiiP, ulio the Madras people, would do their part as they should, we four poor great men ou the north end would get the urude done iu line shape. Nelson Grewell. LOCAL NEWS. Prof. Fulton is enjoying a rest from school dntis this week. Nelson Grewell, of the north end was iu town the first of the week. F. M. Heath, of the Big Plain, was doing business in the city last Monday. The Isbuni sisters have had built a modern kitchen to - their boarding iiouse. Rev. O. A. Sias, of the Littlo Plaiu, was a pleasant visitor the fore part of the week. W. E. Terrll, who lb living on his homestead east of Madras, was in town the fore part of the week. Mrs. Bettie Butaglio, who has a claim on Agency Plaiu, was a ploaeaut visitor at ihia olllce last week, Bi M. Bias, of Lincoln, Neb., brother of Rev. C. A. Sins, of the Little Plain, arrived here Christmas eve. He has come with the intention of locating as Boon as a suitable homestead can be ' found. Charley Ortmenn and three children arrived from Bpokaue A few day ago aud are temporarily staying with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gutteudorf. Mr. Ort menn expects to move ou to his claim north of town as soon as he can make necessary arrangement. Thomas M. Burden, of Agency Plaiu, sprained his right arm severely last Week While handling a pair of spirited ponies. He is unable to perform house hold duties at present aud is in quest of a suitable domestioi Girls of the Plains, take notice. U 8. Grewell, who had a homestead joiniug W. H, RaniBey, on the norlh end, and who has been working for Friday Bros, on Trout Creek for some time past, was a pleasant caller the rlrat part of the week. Mr. G rowel I ' secured the lots in this city that he bargained for some time ago and says that ho will commence plowing on his farm ebmb time next March, The successful farmers in any community have wives that know how to plan, execute and I sav. Such women by their help -cjunrij nd example JnspifVthfirl lmB&nds to -1 I H Mvvatst At struggle finu wm iu f tovery thing. Dou't let the calf run with the cow in winter, even though she is raising it. It will keep the udder and teats wet so much of the lime that bad results are sure to follow and the cow be ruined. Turn the calf with the cow two or three times a day and see to it that the cow is nol exposed to the cold wind until her teats are thoroughly dry. See that all live stock are carefully sheltered from the storms and cold night air. The food consumed Blioukl go to make beef, mutton, pork, milk tr butter, and not to keeping the animals warm alone. It will be first applied to this latter use, and only the surplus be yond what is necessary for this purpose will go to make profit. Cleaning the cistern need nol he so hard a job if the cistern has been rightly constructed. The bottom should bo dished, sloping to the center. It can thus be pumped nearly dry and can collect tne settlings m a smaller circumference. If the pump draws water from its lower point, the walls and bottom can be washed and. rinsed down and the water pumped instead of being laboriously dipped out. THE BASKET SUPPER. Tho basket utlppor aud entertain niont which whs to hnvo train, given for the henellt of tho Madraa pub Ho fcliool has been postponed, from New YtMir's evo to the evening off T n I ....... ii ii wltlult ' imiuiiry o i iii-aii ............. time the la'llfs aro ivspectfully Invited to bring baskets and tho gentlemen well filled purses. Tho postponement j was thought beat on account of limner ous society oven's occurring" next Sat urday night. By order of committee. Madras and Agency Plains property is immediately wold when listed with 1 Hlley Glttholler, ahnnlko, Ore.. List 1 aud be convinced of the fact. LODGE DIBEOTOKY Mmlras Cninp, M. W. A.,"No. b'.K2tt. M 'ut. s every second and fourth smimlu) of each niontli at 8 p. in. Frank .1. Ilmoks, Consul C. W. II. Snook, Olork. Visiting neighbors cordially invited lo tittuml. Leln Camp, lloyal Neighbor.- of A. ; Meets every second nutl fourth Kilday of each nionlh at 8 p.m. M. H. Snook, Oincle. M. lliilin, Hecordur. Visiting neigh bors welcome. . BUY LOTS ti MADRAS The Goming Industrial Center A Big Flour Mill now building. Modern Storos now running aud others under construction, All roads to Madras lead down hill from every direction and are tho only grod roads in Eastern Oregon. Fine Water easily obtained in wells from 12 to 20 feet deep. Most equable climate in Central Oregon The Auto road passes through Madras. 1'or pnrtleulftrs Inquire of of Central Orei will bnji We make a plat of any township in The Dalles Land District, corrected up to date for 60 cents cash or postage stumps Hudson & Brownhifl Real Estate & Investment Comgany (Incorporated) THE DALLES OREGON , r, is a 4 Reserved for and RYE HAY and OATS FOR SALE Also a good span of Young Marcs. Inquire at Pioneer. Office ! K You will be Hiiro to have : GOOD BREAD J when you uku the I Best Rising Star Brand Flour J Muntifactuml by , The Tygh Valley Roller Flouring Mills l Who alw maaiitarture fierii, KqMd Barley, llrnn Hhortu, Ktc. OurgooiU arc fi carried lit hiOot )y m-vUh incWanf thrnuKliout Kamem Ori-h'on, SCOTT fc YOUNG,,. Props., -: i - . J . TYjhrt VALLEY. 'ORE.. J The Columbia Southern through Mtfdrns. The ofcnler of a farming 'country l)i and better llian Shnrman county, wjjj uuua nui. i.'tiunu irrigation to nroiltia, ciops of any hind of ginins, fruit J guiuen irucu. T tMi.. . rn 1 i. utiiig ajiauiitcu ieiepnone conneciu with the outside world will soon be herd Lots from $00.00 and up. D. P. RE A, Sccrctury Mcdios Townslto Company, Madras, Ore Mii,MiiiiiiiiiiitM,iiiihtMiiinii'ii,iiiiiiMiiiMiiiiiiMiiMiii.iiiniihiiMiniilin,iiMii1MiM,M,i1inM.hrt Mrs.JOHNCYRUS DEALKK IK Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Optical Goods and Notions. REPAIRING! OF ALL KINDS. PRINEV1LLE, 0REQ0N WANTED: 200 MEN Wages, $2.25 Per Day. Board, $4.50 Per Week. O In your xcaroh for tin- bent qunllly of uiorrlinudUv nt lx)vit I'rlccn t. t YOU WILL STOP AT 50 TEAMS $250 Per Day. Apply or write to Deschutes Irrigation aud Power Co, BEND, OREGON. J1 Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby kIvcii tlint tho luid-r-siKiied lins been, by the County Court of the State of Orosiun for Crook county, duh appnlnU'd ndnunlHtrntor of the estate of John Hasting:), decuumd. mid nil perc.oim liav.nn claim nj,alnt estntu nro libreby requested to present the. same, duly vci Hied, to said Aduiltdsirutor nt the olllce of M. K. Urink, iu I'l inevflle, Oie.. within .six mouths from tho date of the flist pub llcutlOU f lids notice. Date of first publlentlon of this notice Nov. 17. 11HJ1. ED KUTCHEIl. Admiubtrntor of the Kstate of John linst lugs, deceased. THE Royal Fire Extinguisher NO STOP-COCKS OK VALVES TO COllltODE. A CHILD CAN OPEItATE IT. MADE IN 8 SIZES. 2 gnllons, copper 9111 00 a canons, copper iioo 5 gallons, copper 18.00 F. o. b. Portland. This maclilno is easily mid qnI:KIy cliarKed and is guiirnnteed to put out any small firo that can be reached. It Is just the thing for and should be iu every resi dence, ham and store In the country. For further particulars write to the maun ! facturers, D. Li BUTLER & CO. 00 FIRSt STREET, PORTLAND. ORE. Or leave your orders at Pioneer Office. 'Ye ulr, that'o the place the Royal Tailors, of Chicago. They are the boyt lor my money. Nobody drefcsea' any better'n X do when I'm dressed up and nobody gets their clothea any :heaper'n I do." We carry th Royal SptUg 0 nd Summer line In all lt cm BlttmM. All rrmBli muio in mtusut. 5afltlctloa tutd MVlne guarssttcd. SANFORD & F1TZPATIGK Shaniko, Ore. The man who preaches to me about farming I am afraid of ; but I will tie to tho one who jBhowme byjiia e Very day tVtirk how thingfi tihonlQ be Obtlt; t t W. BOLTON & CO. ANTELOPE. OREGON. Where enn bo found ovorythlnn you need nt price Hint lcfy compcllum for cuh. Wrlle r enll for cittlutrtto on what you need. A. E. CROSBY v n o p nt k Ton POSTOFFICE PHARMA( Carrlnd a Complule Line of imw, MimIIcIir'h, Chemh n!, Iloimohnlil ItcmcJtel DriiKRhitii' HumlrlcH mill l'lioto Huppllux. Country Mull Onk'rn I give my perweiil Hltuutlon. A Uruiluntu Iu ehnrKe Hufu ilelhury KUnrnuieud. Your jirwcrlptlii my H.'elnlty. Htryehiilnu nnil rent Hexiroycrn. Hlock 1 hk1h mid I)mof nil I AKMic)' for Katiunn Kodaks, lloth 'I'houet. WHOhl-SALK AND UKTA1U THE DALLES, OREGl AT COST All of Our Buggies, Spring Wugona, Binders, Mowers, Stoves and Steel Iiangea must be sold .by January 1st to make room for another Hub of goods. It will pay you to get our prices. MAYS & CFW The Dalles, Oregon. PILOT BUTTE INN A. C. LUCAS, Proprietor Tables supplied witli all the delicacies of the season, Fust class Equipment. Fine Kooms and Beds. Only Livery Ham on IMi l)cehuie, run in connection with tho hotel. All Ug , mo at 1110 iioivl door Special Sale! ..Slightly Damaged Ltiftoleum.. At M ier cent, ruduction from regulnj price. Chenpeat Uoiiho for beat Kurnlturt', W?j Htovea and I'rockerywore. The Great Northerrt urniture Stoi . East Second St., The Dalies, Ore. WE can save yon money on Groceries, fresh, clenit and pure -Flour "Scott's Best" at $1.40 per Sack.' Nolibns and latent Medicines. Boots and Shoea and Farmers' Neeesities of all kinds, ftTbw nnd large stock at right pricep.- Gall, xalnine and be convinced. , ' Lt. &. YOUNG ..The Leader Milliinery.. All8 I3ELLR HftVEN, Proprietor; MM Luleat Ktylea, lowcul prlcl'ii Mifgf ( Atiii iiHt tvtveteit atock in tho Inland Ump' orders l.fbi.lptTy illlel.jVlihllikllJii slrctt. )Ctwoeh Hccond and Tltltdi baoV of French I I I ..." Ii Ml Hank. THB I), 'OA