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PINEHURST LITI'iRARY ior At tho Walter Lowe
SOCIETY ENTERTAINS i Waiter u of Deschutes tout one
Wlltlum All (in (I Wdldien t'nnly wldt music, nfler which dVillelnii re- UMf niilllncl flirt work Ut U ilmm flffinillf Alfl ClVf
of Ifoml cnrli rnnid nflc? n fond nf freshmrnf worn serrod consisting of lit lltn fiiliirn nrul llin Insff union , mm kVIIIh l I P
liny nt llin MlkMsen ronrli on KM fruit snlnd, Iro cream, eitkn n ml rof-1 rlnMn dim will romlurl In llm row Jui01ill f vlll Ullli
Mm. J. tt. William linn rrntcd fmr .Mr nnf Mm. Ilofjr of Kedmnnd Ihn second Thursdny of rnrli tiwnlfi,
ranch Irt Mr Lnwretirei of llrdnnmd. spont Sunday hero with hi brother f.rwtidliig din whom tiny with iiinm.
who will morn onln It Immediately nnd fnmlly, II. Holy. Ton fornimnn will lm spent In llml
Mr. Williams linn mndo no definite W. (Irnhnm nml family spent Suit-' school nnd In llin nftornmiii Classen
plans yel, lint will go to I'rluovfllfl day n( llin W. F. Arnold homo , will lm conducted. Tliero wns nil In
WINS APPROVAL
of llin fine milk cow Friday.
Mia Eunice Nelson of Deschutes,
wlio underwont nn operation recent
ly. In Improving,
for llin present, whero nhn will rlslt
her daughter, Mri. Francos liitrnnd
Mr. nml Mrs. Frnnk Itletttioff of
Redmond worn guests of Mr. nnd
Mm. W. II. Hutchlns on Hundny.
Mm. J. H. William nnd Mm. 0. K.
Anderson went to I'rlnoTllte Tucs-
sovernl dure
Mr. Helling purchased n milk coy
from II. C. Kllno recently.
Knrl Updlko left for rorllnnd Hat
PINKIttinaT. Mnreh 1. The' who underwont nn operation recont- Mrs. J. W. William nnd Mr. tJ. R. uriiny io visit dim who, who in son- mm nonionsirnioii
Tiin.k....t r.ii nnitv lr lit Imnrnrlnr. 'Aiulorsnn wont tn rnnevllln Turn- ousir in.
n..r.n. .i ihn ..hnni tinnaa Vrl.lav I Mm. Mlnnln I,owo nnd on of Dcs-.dnr. where they visited nt the home1 Edmund llonly of Culver Is spend
evening. Tho program consisted of chutes wero called to Grant Pns of Mm. Wllllnms' daughter, Mm. Ing sovoml dnys hero with his undo, miss this opportunity. You nrn not
recitation by the children nnd sing- on account of Mm. Lowo's dnughtcr' i Krnncls Durnnd. Tliomns Arnold. (only Inrlled, hut urged, to iittend
Ing. The remainder of tho otcnlng , Illness. Mr. nnd Mm. Wngonnor nltonded ' Mm. H. J. flkellnn Is on tho sick theso meetings,
was spent In playing gnmcs, nftcri W. II. nodes of Hedmond mndo n tho I.nmlls snla near Hedtuond on Ht this week. Mm. Dennlnon, who hns lieen vis-
which luncheon wns served. Mrs. business trip to tho Walter l.owo .Thursday, I There was n good nttoudnnro nt'lllng friends hern, has returned to
liurr lllnck has been unite sick for teresllng dlscussloii of ways and
menus for a "liiuiy day" to lm held
In Hlstcm. The unit etnas will lm
held nt Ihn home of Mrs. Meredith
llnlley March 10 Huhlecls discussed
will lm "Things
Knverynnn Hhould Know In t'nrliig
for the Hick." No onn enn nfford Io
Hatlnw of Uend wns a visitor. . ranch.
Violet Snatich. who hns been nt-l Mr. nnd Mrs. M. E
tending high school In Uend. was Tumnlo were business callers nt the
quite 111 tho past week with mensles. 0. M. Holtcn rnnch Mondny.
Bho Is now much better. J. H. Hcnhnm of Deschutes Is pull-
John Uollmnn was n business call- Ing trees for Alfred Mooro near Ocs-
er In Uend Monday. . chutes.
A surprise party was given for. Miss Inex Short hns returned to
Rozella Phelps Tuesday afternoon school.
In honor of her 14th birthday. The' A program was given nt tho Tum
nfternoon wns spent in plnylng out- nlo school on Washington's birthday,
door games. A lunch of Ice cream I Ollvo Burton was n Bend visitor
nnd cako was served after which tho Wcdncsdny.
children returned to their homes, re- Iter. Mills of Tumnlo wns n busl-
ness cnner in iionq weunesuny.
Crunk li. Prlnrn nml Jnlm V. llvnn tho community dinner Hlindnv. lm- Imr hiinin In lliiml
Ilodgem of , of Bend wero cnllors nt tho Anderson mcdlntcly after tho services, which Oriimlmn Vnn Tassel of Cloverdnlo
rancn on weunesuny. , nvru im uj itvr. ncnnaiiio ui lieu- is visiiiiik ner unuKiiwr, .nrn, )uiKie,
Mr. I.nwrenco nnd Mr. I.lttlo of mnnd, n petition wns circulated this week.
Itedmond cnllcd nt tho homo of among those present requesting nil! Mrs. Kryrenr has been nulto III
Mrs. J. K. Williams on business Wed- to sign In favor of it community tho past few dnys.
ncsdny. church hero. Newell Vnn Tassel returned home
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Hutchlns nnd' Mr. nnd Mrs. Hlco of Itedmond nt-' tho first of tho week, Ho has been
baby, accompanied by Mrs. O. K. An- tended tho dinner and services hero attending school near l'ortlnnd for
demon, were sjiopplng In Bond Sunday. .soveral months,
Thursday afternoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. I.nuU of Hedmond Mr. South, Mr. Kormisen mid Mr.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. T. Mlkkelsen w'eru visitors In this community Sun-'flhnw wero Bend visitors this past
wero callers at tho Holton homo near day. Mm. I.miU nnd small son ro week.
Deschutes Sunday. malnlng over to spend tho week iim Mm, Kullor, n fnrmur teacher In
guestR of Mm. II. Kllgoro. I tho Sisters school, was a visitor ut
You Vnn I'Vrl Hotter Tomorrow. I Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Harrison wero high school last Monday.
Miss Clock, county school nurse,
visited school last Tuesday, Bho
was nccompnuled by J. Alton Thomp
son, county superintendent.
r.n.l In rr nnlnrnhln limn
rimor tlnnnor nml fnmllv nml Mm I Mr. nnd MrS. CtVanaUEll and dill
w rinn.inm irnro dlnnor Fimia nt drcn moved to Sisters Thursday. If you suffer from Indlsetlon. callers nt tho Aldrlch homo Sunday.
tho John Bollman homo Wednesday. Mrs. W. Burton and son Thomas constipation, headache, biliousness, M'sa Vosta I'artln was n guest of
Sevoral of tho children were nb-,wcro In Itedmond on business Wed- bloating, sour stomach, gns on stom- tho Misses Hodson Sunday,
sent from school this week on ac-Jnesdny. nch, bad breath or other condition Mr. and Mrs. Aldrlch wero callers
count of colds. Walter Lowe of Deschutes wns n caused by delayed bowol action, tnko nt tho Kllno and Kllgoro homes Krl-
The Mlckles brothers have been business caller In Bond Thursdny. n Foley Cathartic Tablot this evening day.
hauling hay for tho past week. Mm. James driffln of Tumnlo, 'nnd tomorrow you will fool better.' Mr. Kllgoro drove his car homo
C. M. Phelps, who has been work- principal of tho school. Is seriously I Clennso tho bowels, sweeten tho from Bond Thursday, where ho had It
ing on the baler near Terrebonne,
was homo this week on account of
the bad weather.
Bessie Snyder, who Is attending
high school in Bend, spent Saturday
with the home folks.
Mr. and Mm. M. S. Bullard of
Turnalo were callers at the Phelps
home Friday afternoon.
Charles Montgomery was a Tumn
lo visitor -Saturday.
Mrs. C. M. Phelps was a caller nt
tho F. L. McMnnmon home Satur
day. Miss Eunice Catlow and mother
were supper guests at the Glcss home
Friday evening.
Roy Wells and family were call
em at the Bollman home Friday.
Ho Was in Bad Shape.
Any person who is suffering with
rheumatic twinges, backache, sore
ness, lameness or other symptoms of
kidney trouble can profit If he wishes
from this: "My kidneys were in
such bad shape that I could hardly
stoop down. Foley Kidney Pills
made me all right. Samuel Holt,
Greenville, Pa." Sold everywhere.
Adv.
Ill at her home. Miss Nellie Howell stomach nnd tone up the liver. Sold
Is teaching during Mm. Griffin's nb
sence.
Miss Kunico Nelson of Deschutes
underwent nn operation for nppondl
cltls Wednesday tn Bond. She Is re
ported to bo Improving nicely.
William Alt of Bend purchased n
load of alfalfa hay from II. T. Mlk
kelsen in Pleasant Ridge Saturday.
Mr. and Mm. W. C. Cooley pur
chased a load of alfalfa hay Saturday
from H. T. Mlkkelsen of Pleasant
Ridge.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Frlsbey and
children of Bend were visitors at tho
Walter Lowe home In Deschutes Sunday.
NEWS ITEMS FROM
DESCHUTES FARMS
DESCHUTES, March 1. Frank
Basil, who has sold his ranch near
Bend, has left for his home at Slaton,
Ore.
Ermal Glle of Bend was a visitor
at the Ed M. Swalley home Tuesday,
Mrs. Mike Merg was a business
Visitor In Bend Wednesday.
Mrs. C. W. Nelson and daughter
Eunice and baby were business call-
en in Bend Wednesday.
The pencil factor at Bend Is tak
ing pencil wood from the R. W
Stanky ranch near Deschutes.
Bob Moore of Deschutes is cutting
wood zor Clarence Elder.
Mr. and Mm. Fred Frlsbey and
children of Bend were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Lowe of Deschutes
Wednesday.
Mr. Morgan of Turnalo was in this
neighborhood trying to purchase
chickens recently.
F. S. Stanley, Mrs. Nellie Griffin
and F. S. Stanly, Jr., of Deschutes
were Bend visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mm. G. M. Holten of Des
chutes were in Bend on business Sat
urday. R. G. Stanky and S. Deblng of Des
chutes were Redmond visitors Fri
day. Charles Lowe of Bend was a vls-
Safo Medicine for Cldldrcn.
Foley's Honey and Tar is a family
cough remedy that mothers can de
pend upon. It will nbt upset a deli
cate stomach and children like It.
Mrs. Agnes Barnes, 208 E. 4th St.,
Altoona, Pa., writes: "I gave Foley's
Honey and Tar to my baby for croup
and it helped her immediately." Sold
everywhere. Adv.
ovorywhoro. Adv.
FRED WILSON HEADS
overhauled.
Mm. A. F. Smith spent tin after
noon with Mrs. Black Inst weok.
Mr. and Mrs. It. O. Andrus went
business visitors In
PIE SOCIAL WILL
HELP REST ROOM
GRANGE HALL, March 2. A plo
Sisters Monday social will bo held nt UrniiKO hall Krl-
TTTMAT CI TATTF F MRN aftornoon. day uvenlng for tho benefit of thu
1 UmALAJ AllLiJi HlfclN Th0M w bo a mmlnK of 10 rest room In Bond.
' " I Pniiimll lnl. 4 t. t m. I Thit aMtf'nl ttnnnl tunt Vnttr itnrv If.
The Tumal 'Salurt lr " ' l'K"l
MnHm, i M.i o'clock. A program will bo given of . Instructor for next year. tho big Deschutes project ennnot go
(iflOMWllHT WHICH HT.ITIJ V.SU
I.VCIIII IICMOVIVO ASY I'OMHf.
hm: wm'iit am to rKAMinii
itv or iirWiirriM htoii.uii:.
A lolrgrnui received from Percy A,
Cupper, stnli) niigliionrt from W, 0.
Crosby, who mndo it ti nxtiniintl vo ox
umlimtloti of tho Ilnnhnm falls res
nrvolr slto In 1010, removes nil
doubt as to tho feasibility of Ihn
project, reports tho Evening Tele
gram, Additional Information wnn
asked by Professor before ho gnvo
his final npprovnl of tint slto nnd
his report Is said to bo based large
ly on this Information.
Tho tuessiiRo recelvod by Engineer
Clipper comes from Jamaica Plains,
Mass, It snys tho report hns been
mulled nnd copies also sunt to Wash
liiKton, to Deliver nnd to A, J. Wlloy
of llolsu, n consulting engineer of
thu U. H. reclamation service and
ono of tho mambem of thu board thnt
uYiimliifd tho reservoir. Tho Crosby
telegrnm snys it successful dam nnd
reservoir scums tn bo nssurod.
Tho director of tho reclamation
service hits recommended that $100,
000 lio expended on thu DcschutcN
project, and according to Mr. Cup-
TUMALO, March 1
Cooperative Cattle association held
Its annual meeting February 21.
Nearly all tho members wero pres
ent. Tho meeting was called for tho
purpose of electing a now board of
directors for this year. Tho new of
ficials aro: Fred Wilson, president:
Emll Anderson, vlco president: W.
R. Corking, P. M. Smith nnd G. G
songs, recitations and rondlngs.
Everybody Is Invited.
Mr. Helling wns n visitor In Sis
tors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Harrison woro
callers nt tho Kllgoro nnd Peck
homes Mondny.
Mm. Myrtlo Arnold was calling on
Mm.
mm u. ... ... m
Corking, dlrectom. F. N. Wallace e-K uesutty anernoon.
was reelected secretary-treasurcr. I ," ',"' ?, ,
rpui. .i i .l Mr. Armstrong of Pla nv low nassed
run BOO to 600 head of cattle Ton the i0"8."0."0"11 wlth ,n f
national forest.
From tho Homillctlrto Sisters.
The following from tho Benedlc
It. Chaso went to Hedmond on
business Monday.
Mr. Hulvorson nnd family und
brother, Olnf Hulvomeii, nnd Mr
Llndqulst spent tho day at tho Erlck-
sen homo Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reynolds nnd
dnughtcr, Elliabeth. Mr. and Mm. K
E. Butler, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Hey.
nnlds nnd daughter, Mrs. Nlckerson
nnd Gcorgo Erlcksen spent u social
evening at tho Hottman homo Fri
day,
Violet Hottmnn enjoyed nn nuto
ride with Anna nnd Clydo Smith Sun-
FAVOR PLANS FOR
COMMUNITY HALL
PLEASANT RIDGE, March 1.
A meeting was held at the home of
Rasmus Peterson on Saturday eve
ning for the purpose of discussing
tha advisability of building a com
munity hall in this neighborhood. A
large crowd was present and all
seemed to be in favor of it. Plans
were discussed and committees wero
appointed to make the necessary pre
liminary arrangements. A lunch
consisting of coffee and cake was
served by the ladies.
It Is reported that Mr. and Mrs.
Gray will move onto the Petty place,
which they have leased, about the
middle or last of April.
Miss Hllma and Antone Ahlstrom
visited Mrs. George Holten,
uescnuies, aunaay anernoon. i
Miss Nellie Griffin and Wade Short!
of Deschutes were
home of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Ander
son Friday evening.
Bill McCormick of Deschutes
called at the Mlkkelsen home on
business Saturday.
Mm. J. E. Williams made a busi
ness trip to Redmond Saturday.
Oswald Pedersen, Alfred Mlkkel
sen and John and Lloyd Peterson at
tended Sunday school at Deschutes
Sunday.
Mrs. W. B. Hutchlns and Mrs. O.
E. Anderson were shopping In Red
mond Friday afternoon.
shipment of Foley's Honey and Tar,
It is a household remedy. We have
used it slnco wo knew of It, for our
children especially, and always found
It beneficial." Sold evcrywhero.
Adv.
I ryo for tho Redmond warehouse
Mr. Dennis of Sisters hns boon
hauling logs Into tho mill this wihiIc
for W. M s. who has llin rnntrnrl liny nucrnoon.
i j. roung nnu inmuy nun .Mm,
C. L. Smith nnd son Loroy attended
church services at tho Richardson
school house Sunday nftcrnoon
C. M. Hasmiisson hnulcd n load of
lumbor from Bond Saturday.
Esther Erlcksen took a music les
son in Bend Saturday.
Many from this neighborhood nt
tine Slstem. Holy Namo Convent. San i m ? ,for, ,ho now
Antonio. Fla.. Is of value to every . C0??,V.nliSJ?5i' at ' ln'ny'ow
mother: "We have Just received ' ,,?,'' ''A S1r?,n"on, , Sisters was n
business visitor in this community
insi wcck.
O. D. O. CUTR HONORS
itnimr, mm,m.l SISTERS. March 2.-
lTlCiMISratO lilKlJrlJJAl organization has beon formed ut SIs-
ATHLETIC CLUB IS
FORMED AT SISTERS tended church services In Bend Sun-
.day morning.
Mnblo Dahlo and Frank Nelson,
n athletic who hnvo had tho measles are con
m. n.....H..W MVV.. ,.F..,IU,1 1. V Ulfl'.IHIUaVIU.I
tors, to bo known ns thu Sisters Ath- Knthnrlno Helgeson was shopping
uctic emu. Tho purposo Is to pro- In Uend Saturday.
PLAINVIEW, March 1. Mm. C. moto good fellowship In tho commun-1 It. Chnso hauled lumber from
F. Chalfnn has left for an extended Ity and to furnish nmusoment for nil Bend Saturday. Ho Is remodeling
visit In Portland. concerned. An Initiation feo of 11. his barn.
Mrs. Herman Mamero and son Ar- Is charged. Including tho first Many hnvo signed up for tho tti-
tnur, who nave neon ill ror somo month's dues. Pupils In school aro berculln test of their cattle
time, are able to be out ngaln. 'admitted nt halt prlco. Tho foltow-l E. E. llutlor Is clearing land this
Miss Jo Burgess spent Tucsdny Ing officers woro choson: Lynn .week,
with her brother, Sara Burgess, nnd Wilson, president: Horb McKlnney, Tho road workers from Bond wero
family. (vice president; Mrs. Jacobson, sccro- In this vicinity Mondny and left the
County Superintendent J. Alton tary: E. G. Snyder, treasurer. Chair- roads much Improved.
inompson and .miss Julia ciock, men or tho various committees up
county nurse, visitea tno school pointed wero: Mr. Jacobson, constl
near I Wednesday.
The O. D.
Itutlon; Mr. Ilosca, membership: Mrs.
club met Thursday Fred McKlnney, house committee.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
CENTRAL OREGON BANK
OF BEND, OREGON
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS FEB. 21, 1921
7 '"""".""jat tho Home of Mrs. E. J. Von Tas- Sevoral gamos of basketball havo
B A v a i i so' In honor of Mrs. Van Tassel's 79th been played, and as for boxing well,
Dlrthday, wnich was February 22. tho Dempscy-WHIard bout has been
ino program consisieo or readings oacKeu otr me map,
on "Mother" nnd Gcorgo Washing- Jack Stldham has completed a flro-
ton and old songs. Tho club pre- place and chimney In Mrs. Qulbcrg s
sented Mrs. Van Tassel with a potted new homo. At present ho Is working
plant and all Joined In wishing her on a fluo and as soon as that Is corn-
many happy returns or the day. A pletod tho family can move In.
delightful lunch was served by tho I Mr. and Mrs. Huntington and fam
hostess, assisted by her daughter, lly havo returned to their farm at
Airs. Dan winKel or Sisters, and Mrs. Sisters, which was occupied by F. A.
P. Van Tassel. Everett. Tho latter has moved Into
Airs. Hubert scoggins and Miss Jo the Kief houso near the church.
Burgess spent Saturday at the Boxi A play Is to bo glvon under the
A ranch. auspices of the lilch school In tho
Warren Chalfan and Ed Anderson near futuro, tho proceeds to go to-
were iieamona visitors Saturday. ward a piano fund for tho school.
Floyd Scott has arrived from Port-1 A patriotic program was glvon by
land and is Improving the Crawford the grade school In tho school houso
place. Mrs. Scott will arrive later. last Saturday evening, .commomorat-
anu win maKo nor nomo ncre. ing tno birthday anniversary of
mrs. bima amitn and Ida Hoss, George Washington. A well packed
wer visitors ut toe iivesay rancn . nouse snowed appreciation by repeat
Saturday. ed encores. Tho following program
a. v. Armstrong was a uono . was given: Hong, Keller s "Amerl
caner Thursday. 'can Hymn," by the school: "Wolcomo
tseverai or the men spont Satur-.Thou Festal Morn." Roso Snoo:
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $405,781.19
Warrants 30,601.07
U. S. Government Bonds 55,000.00
Overdrafts 1,073.38
Furniture and Fixtures 3,800.00
Cash and Exchange 91,736.00
Other Resources 500.00
Total $588,491.64
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 50,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 23,261.39
Deposits 478,550.25
Re-Discounts 36,680.00
Total $588,491.64
day hauling lumber for the commun
Ity hall.
Ray Armstrong was a dinner guest
"8tory of. Abraham Lincoln." Alfred
Trlplott: song, "Amorlca for Mo,"
at the 11. A. Scoggins rfanch Satur- recitation, on Incldont In tlin vntilli-
uay. irui nro or Washington, by five little
I Harry McGuIre was a caller in boys; drill, "Colonial Damos," eight
. riBinview jnonaay. little girls: dlaloguo, "Tho Part
The school children gave an Inter-j Washington Took In Making tho
cstlng program at tho school house Flag:" dlalocuo. "Hotsv Kosh;"
on Washington's birthday. Several song, "Wrap Me In tho Old Flag,
parents wero present.
Mrs. Howard Hartley wns a cnllor
at tho Hoss homo Monday.
Mm. Elmo Smith was a dinner
guest at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Anderson Saturday ovenlng.
CLOVERDALE SCENE
OF FAREWELL PARTY
CLOVERDALE. March 2. A largo
crowd of neighbors and friends gath
ered at tne nomo or It. Doty Friday
ovenlng to bid farewell to Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Smith, who havo disposed
of their property hero nnd will Icavo
soon. Thoso present wero: Mr.
and Mrs. Helling, Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Donald, Claud Lund, Earl Updlko,
Mr. nnd Mrs. A, F. Smith, Mr. I'artln
nnd family, B. C. Kllno and family,
W. F. Harrison and family, R. O.
Andrus and family, Mr, Mlllor, Mr.
Ji: .kuo.i, Mr. Evans, Miss Anna Doty,
Mr. H. Kllgoro and family, Mr. and
Mm. Aldrlch, Miss Wlnnlfred Ald
rlch, Dudley Long and Mrs. Harold
Hllleary. The evening was pleas
antly spent In playing games and
Boys," Arnold Brady: monologuo.
rno Htars and Stripes In Flandors,"
Emmet Knickerbocker; song, "Sol
diers Who Don't Wear tho Bluo,"
uiarico wcitmnoy; monologuo,
"When Thoy Camo Homo From tho
Mnrno," Miss Lantls Griffith; mono
loguo, "Bo Careful, Cy," Elinor Ora
ham; song, VJlng-a-Hoo Man,"
nnss iora Kvorctt und chorus: opor
otta, "Grandpa's Birthday," by tho
school. It was difficult to toll which
wero tho host numbom, but "Jlng-n-Boo
Man" and "Bo Careful, Cy"
each causod a roar of npplausn.
A number of friends of Orandma
Fryrenr met at her homo on tho af
tornoon of February 22 to holp hor
colobrnto hor 79th birthday, At tho
closo of tho plcnsant occasion re
freshments woro served to tho follow
ing guests: Mrs. King .of Clovor
dalo, daughter of Mm. Fryrenr; Mos
dnmcB Tomploton, Allon, Spoo, Wilt,
Kolty, Farthing, Evorott, Gralium
and Griffith.
Tho ladles Intorost in public
hoalth work mot U tho homo of Mrs.
E. O. Snydor on tho aftornoon of
Fobnmry 23. MIhb Clock, county
school nuroo, was presont. Bho
Ida Dahlo Olanson nnd father, O.
P Dahlo, woro Bund shoppom Monday.
MACHINE HITS ROCK,
PASSENGERS DUMPED
Making a wide turn Saturday af
ternoon to avoid a -tnnchlno coming
west on Oregon, the light car driven
down Wall by A. J. Sanford of Red
mond hit a rock, poised dltzlly on
two wheels for a moment, then foil
over on Its side, dumping Sanford
and ono other occupant onto the cin
der surface of tho street,
Car and passengers woro
slightly shaken up,
forward ns soon ns financial und
othor arrangements nro completed.
Tho Investigation mndo by tho statu
nnd tho U. S. reclamation sorvlco In
volves ubout 200,000 acres of Innd,
but, becnuio of tho decreased flow
of wnter In tho Deschutes rlvor In
tho Inst nuYornl years, tho area that
can bo reclaimed tuny bo smaller.
BAKER APARTMENTS
UNDERGO CHANGES
Building Now Made t'p of Ttirro
ItiHini Unit, And New Nnmn Is
Ohrn lly The Owner.
Tho work of remodeling tho Biker
apartments at 232 Broadway, recent
ly purchased ' by J. J. Powers, was
completed Saturday. Tha building
has beon altered In such n manner
as to bo mndo up of threo-room units
Instead of two as was tho former
plan.
Hot nnd cold wnter nnd bat In hnvo
been Installed In each apartment
nnd tho rooms hnvo boon newly fur
nished throughout.
Tho cost of tho Improvements, to
gether with Hint of thu furniture Is
estimated at S2000.
Tho rcmodolliig has also oxtonded
to tho name, this having been
changed to tha Broadway npnrt-
monts.
CULVER ODDFELLOWS
HERE FOR FUNERAL
II. C. Topping, sheriff of Jefferson
county, togothor with 1C mombers of
Culver lodgo No. 22S, I. O. O. F In
cluding Howard Hodgo, Jess Glllland,
Quy Corwln, Edward norry. Joss
I South, John Mitchell, John Dclanoy,
Only ITrnfl nrutmnn. Pnrrv nhnndlnr Will.
Sanford, wlth'ter Mosslngor, Jacob Glllland, Gcorgo
tho aid of bystanders, tipped tho Jennings, J. M. King, Gcorgo Rodman
mnchlno back onto Its four wheels,' nnd Wnrron Topping, attonded tho
tightened tho top. applied tho cranky funeral nt 2:30 o 'clock Frldny after
climbed Into tho auto with his com-'noon of William Honry Taylor,
panlon nnd proceeded on his return!
trip to Redmond. I Put It In Tho Bulletin.
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Bank BIdg. Tel. 611
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LAWYERS
O'Knno Building, Bend, Oregon
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BEND, OR1GON
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PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON
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BEND, OHECJON
Phones; Office Red 41; Res. 123
Paone- BUck 1111
LKB A. THOMAS, A. A. IA.
Architect
1-4 O'Kmn Building
BEND ... ORB-ON
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UNDERTAKER
Licensed Kmbalmer, Pan era!
Director.
Phone Red 421. Lady Aut.
DR. R. D. ETOWELL
Nprptlilo Physician
Over Logan Furniture Co.
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