SECOND SECTION OF
THE REDMOND SPOKESMAN
VOL I. No. 31
REDMOND. CROOK COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1911
$1.50 PER YEAR
1
it is desired that every one who
known as the claim for excess
can will Is* present.
acreage
of water, is called at the
ANOTHER FRATERNAL Commercial
Club room in Red­
New Howling Alley
mond.
at
1
p.
of
ORDER IS ORGANIZED this week, Feb'y m. 11. Saturday
It is pro­
To Open Here
posed to take these claims into
Joe McClay of this city, and J.
court.
W. Baker, formerly of Tumalo, Fraternal Brotherhood Or­
have rented the Muma building ganized Monday Night
ROSEBERY’S TIPS.
on the corner of 6th. and F
With 30 Member»»
streets and will put in a regu­
lation size bowling alley. An
addition is being built on the
“When lx>rtl Rosebery wa 1 •
building to uccomodate the new H. F. DeSouza, local deputy, young man,” »¡ml a IxjwJon «port­
man, “lie was on a journey to a
business. It is the intention to perfected the organization of a ing
ruce
meeting at Ayr and for hi*
Fraternal
Brotherhood
Ixxige
in
try und have the opening of the
conqumion
in the railway carriage
this
city
Monday
night,
with
a
place Saturday night. This makes
had
a
remurkablc
pushing »pecic»
the second bowling alley to start charter membership of 30 mem­ of commercial traveler,
who at­
bers.
The
following
officers
were
tempted
to
forre
a
»peaking
ac­
in
Redmond
since
the
first
of
the
ALL ( LASSES ARE
elected:
quaintance. Seeing his lordship
year.
perusing the ‘racing calendar,’ he
WELL REPRESENTED
Pres.—M. A. Lynch.
'broke
earth’ with the remark:
Vice Pres.— G. M. Slocum.
(¿round Hog Could
‘Racing
ia a great institution. Sup­
Past Pres. Miss E. Barton. pose you're
going to the Ayr meet­
Set* Ilia Shadow
Secy. CristofT Ehret.
ing?'
Thursday was “ground Treas. It. C. Immele.
‘I am going a» far as Ayr/ re­
And Everyone Here Is En­ hog Last day”.
The
old
prediction
plied
hi* lordship.
Chap.
Mrs.
Winifred
Hosch.
joying a Prosperous
“ ‘Pity young »well* get fleeced
runs that if the ground hog comes Sergt. C. F. Bartlett.
blackleg*. Some noblemen, 1
Run of Trade
out on the 3d of Feb. and he can Mistress-at-arms—Mrs. G. M. by
hear,
drop fortune* on the turf.’
see his shadow he will go hack Slocum.
“ ‘IndMdt*
into his den and stay for six Inner-door-keeper George W. *“ I)o a bit my*clf sometime»—a
wt*eks. as there is that number Wheeler.
I tenner or a pony’» about iny cut.
Know anything good for today
Ri*<lmoiul has
of weeks of bud weather to come Physician J. F. Hosch.
I have been appointed agent in this sect
worth
my while touching?*
A f’uiuKf.
before spring. The weather here Trustees Burt Kendull and “ ‘1 uin
not
a
ti|>#ter.'
Yakima
& Columbia River Nursery Co.
Two banks.
on the 2d was sunshiny and Mr. M. M. Davenport.
“
‘Beg
pardon.
Saw
you
reading
Two doctors.
Hog could have seen his shadow Finance Com.—Mrs. Cora EL the racing calendar. Thought you
for the sale of their fru it tree«. This comp
mpany
grows apple and other fruit trees specially
One bakery.
if he wanted to. but no one here Immele and G. Wheeler.
might know.'
ed to the clim ate of this section of Oregon,
I tc
A brick yard.
“ ‘Well,* replied hi* lordship, ‘if
is losing any sleep about the 6 Musician—Miss EL Smith.
company guarantees to fill all orders with brat-
class
stock,
true
to
name,
th
rifty
and healthy,
you the straight tip will it be
Four lawyers.
weeks of cold and stormy weather At the close of the meeting re- of I give
and assumes all risk of transportation.
tri
service
to
you?*
Three saloons.
to follow. It has come to a freshn ents were served. The “ ‘Impend* if I fancy it.’
time to place >oor orders
delivery. L> t me know
Two dentists.
conclusion that the ground hog1 next meeting will be Feb. 20.
“ ‘Put your tenner or pony on
w T T if you are interested in fruit cul­
Two railroads.
is a false alarm along with some' Mr. DeSouza is well pleased Lord Rosebery's Clicvronel for the
ture and I will call on you with sample
One tailor shop.
of the other weather prophets. with his success and entertains Welter cup.'
office over Redmond Bk. of Toms
“ ‘Not for Joseph! I never back
ASHLEY
FORREST,
Aft.
A skating rink.
with I. P. H ew itt, Lawyer
great hopes of the near future in­ Ix>rd
horse*. They say
Novelty works.
crease in membership for Red­ he'» a Ro*el>cry’»
Pouter and Show
regular chumpkin.’
Two feed stores.
mond Ixxige of T. EL B.
Card
Painting
“
‘Indeed!
l’erhapa they’re right
A public library.
However,
you
me. 1 can
The Spokenman has now the Statement of condition of the only add that I a*kcd
A reading circle.
heard lx>rd Rose­
best equipped office in Central
bery himself tell what you term a
Two newspapers.
Mutual Telephone Co. chumpkin
Oregon to do all kinds of poster Deschutes
back hi* horse.’
Two drug stores.
E’eb. 4th, 19I1, as shown by the “ ‘Depend to upon
»a* all
and show card printing. Noth­ books
One harness shop.
of the Secretary and right he would not it, let if you it overhear
ing
in
the
line
of
job
printing
is
Two barber shops.
Hay
Seeds
hia conversation. Mum would then
too large or too small for us to do. Treasurer.
Three restaurants.
be
hia
game.
Why,
there’»
a
lot
in
Cash
on
hand
in
General
Grain
Poultry
If you want any kind of posters E\ind
race. I’ll bet you a pony Lord
Two transfer lines.
$ 9.78 that
printed
from
a
small
one
to
a
3-
Rosebery don’t win it.*
Foods
One hand laundry.
Ground
from Stockholders
1
“
‘Really!
1
am
not
accustomed
sheet stand, we can do it for you. Due
A city water plant
acct Muintainance___ 238.50 to bet in railway carriage» with
Feed
Fuel
We make our own wood type From
Two lumber yards.
Renters
14.65
strangers.’
and can give you anything you Cash on hand in special
Custom
Wood
One jewelry store.
“ ‘There’* my card. Fact ia you
want
in
the
poster
line,
and
in
A fire department
ain’t game to bet.*
Grinding
Sawing
fund to pay off indebt­
as many colors as you wish. Let edness
“ ‘I think you’ll lose your money.
A basket ball team.
on
lot
and
build­
us do your next job printing.
Rut, as you challenge me, let it be a
Two photographers.
ing ..........
191.50 bet.
You’ll see me in thi stewards’
One millinery store.
inclosure
at the course. 1 have no
Prineville Owls Have
Two meat markets.
$454.43 cards with me.’
Two bowling alleys.
“ ‘Agreed! It’s a bet. I bet you
Hig Time
Due from stockholders ac­
an even pony against Chevronel for
One furniture store.
count
assessment
to
pay
Prineville Journal, Feb. 2: off indebtedness on lot
the Welter cup. But what's your
A social dancing club.
Prineville
Owls gave their first and building................ 193.50 ' name, young fellow?’
A woodworking plant.
“ ‘Primrose. Sometimes I’m oth­
reception and banquet last Thurs­
Two hardware stores.
erwise addressed.’
day
evening
at
Belknap
hall.
Three blacksmith shops.
$647.93 " ‘All right, young Primrose.
The invited guests were enter­ Warrants outstand
¡/Pay and receive after the race.’
An electric light system.
tained at the moving picture in g ............... $190.21
“The companions separated at
Two large general stores.
show
until
the
lodge
held
a
busi­
!
the
station. Chevronel won in a
Five real estate agencies.
Bills unpaid
105.50
canter,
and the commercial traveler
ness
meeting,
after
which
all
Four confectionery stores.
Note and interest
received the following morning a
sat
down
to
a
sumptuous
ban­
A central telephone office.
short note by a messenger from the
on lot and
quet. After doing full justice to due
stewards’
stand: ‘Mr. Primrose
Five church organizations.
building
........
440.00
735.71
*
the table the hall was cleared for
(Lord Rosebery) would feel obliged
Two billiard and pool halls. cards
and
dancing.
A
hundred
by Mr. ------ handing to his servant
A brass band and orchestra. and fifty couples attended the
Deficit ............ $ 87.78 £25,
his lordship will have
A passenger and express line. gathering.
There are 70 shareholders, and much which
pleasure in forwarding as a
Two large sale and feed stables
there is considerable stock on donation to the Commercial Trav­
Four fraternal organizations. Look Out For
Orphan asylum.’
hand consisting of poles, wire, elers’
“The ‘buginan’ paid his money,
One cleaning and pressing es­
etc.
Many
miles
of
line
have
very crestfallen, and was
Bogus Money
tablishment.
been constructed, including the looking
heard to ejaculate: ‘I>one! Who
A ladies auxiliary to the Com­ Keep your eye peeled for spur­ line to I^idlaw, and there are on
earth would have dreamed that
mercial Club.
ious coin, says the Prineville connections with all the lines in the good looking, affable young fel­
A public school graded to the Journal. Counterfeit five-dollar the valley. If all shareholders low, whom 1 imagined wus s
was in fact none other
tenth grade.
Our contract on the O. T. Rv. being about
gold pieces arc in circulation in will live up and do their part, pay chumpkin,
the Karl of Rosebery, giving
The largest department store Prineville and so well executed their assessments promptly, etc. than
completed, we will dispose of our stock of
me a good, honest tip about his
in Central Oregon.
is the bogus money that it takes the company will have as effici­ own
goods in Redmond, consisting of practi­
horse,
by
which
I
was
fool
A Commercial Club with a an expert almost to detect it. ent and strong a company as any enough to lose £25? Anyway, he’s
cally everything in the
membership of over 100.
The banks state they never saw mutual company on the coast. a regular trump, and he’s right.
Two hotels the Hotel Red­ a counterfeit so well done. The Don’t knock, but boost for I'm the chumpkin after sail I* **—
mond the finest in this section. face and milling of the coin are your own home telephone com­ Pearson’s Weekly.
Grocery Line, Hams and Bacon,
almost perfect. It is l i g h t pany. It is all right, and the di­ Trusting ths Dog's Judgm ent.
weight and has no ring to it rectors consider everything con­ F rien d -W h at on earth are you do­
Presbyterian Indies
Dry Goods, Shoes, Hardware, etc.
when tested on a metalic surface. nected with the company in good ing to that iwlntlng of yours? l»auln-r
Hold Meeting
—Can't
you
nee?
I'm
robbing
a
piece
shape.
raw meat over the rabbit iu the
The Preshyterinn laidies met Look out for it.
Have you paid your dues? The of foreground.
Mrs. Alslioddie will tie
with Mrs. Wilcox last Thurs­ The Oregon Cafe is now open money
here today, and wlieu she sees her
is
needed
to
meet
bills.
day afternoon. Twelve ladies day and night. Fresh oysters (Published by authority.)
|iet dog smell of that rabbit she'll buy
It.—Judge.
were present Mrs. Wilcox in any style at all.
Goods are at our Commissary in Redmond
served refreshments, and all The E’raternal Brotherhood or­ Settlers Meeting
Alice
Alias
Alya.
enjoyed the afternoon. The ganized Monday night with a for Saturday
Mr. Sipilega W hat'a the little Nurox
next meeting will be the annual membership of twenty-nine char­
girl's name? I couldn't catch It when
Introduced us.
A meeting of settlers holding her Mrs. mother
meeting, and will be held at ter members.
8<|ulgga Plain Alice, only her
contracts for water from the mother'«
Mrs. Templeton’s on Thursday,
pronounce It »o
Feb. 16th. Officers for the en- Farm for sale or rent. Enquire late D. I. & P. Co. under the Ca­ you'll »pell trying It "A to ly»."-Philadelphia
. .. I
Buing year will be elected and of H. A. Shenk, Redmond. 31tf rey Act, affected by what is Bulletin.
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WHAT WE HAVE
List o f Business
Houses, Etc. in
Redmond
Ths
T r a v e l e r W o u l d n ' t T e k e It
Vet ad H im e e lf a C h u m p .
and
CANDY
pure and
25c l
Mendenh
F r u i t T ree:
NOW ~
REDMOND FEED & FUEL CO.
-
Redmond Feed & Fuel Co.
goods at
Big Chance to Save Money
AT COST
*
Henry & McFV
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-w.