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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1911)
Spokesman Published at the “ Hub City ” of Central Oregon V O L 1. No. U REDMOND, « KOOK CO UN TY. OREGON. TH U R SD AY. M AY 4. 1011 I HEDE JULY 15 Oregon Trunk Officials Set Above Date for First Arrival MAYOK JONKS HAS ABOVK ASSURANCE Work On the Crooked River Bridge to lit'gin About Middle of May The latent information regard- ! inir the probable arrival o f Ore- ten Trunk trama into KedmOnd has been obtained fn>m Mayor Jon»» who wua in Portland last week ami eonferreU with Ex- Preaideot Steven* o f the Oregon Irunk. and Chief Engineer Rudd <»f the a m i' road. Mr. Jones atutial to a representative of The S|(okeaman that the alaive gunt lemen told him that the material lor the railroad bridge ueross j Crooked river would la* on the ttrouml ready for erection by the lf»th of thin month, and would he completed between the 4th and 10th o f July, and that trains would I k * running into Redmond not later than July 15th. The delay in budding the Crook- ed river bridge haa been occasion- ed by the alowneaa of the manu- facturerM at Pittaburg. but they are now worktop under hurry-up PLE N TY OK “ JUICE" orders, and the atiove railroad FOR REDMOND THEN ofticiaiH aa.sured Mayor Jonea that Redmond would lie sure to nee trains into thia city on the ilate mentioned alx>ve. It ia to l»e hoped that the rail road men have not made a mu- Work on the Line to This take in their calculation*, and City Will He Ad that the Oregon Trunk Line will vanced Kant have their train* running here by the middle of July in time to huve the |io*t|>nned 4th o f July celebration held mime time dur ing the month o f July to com Mayor Jone*, one of the lead memorate the arrival o f the iron ing officiala of the Crook County hone into Redmond and the Red Water. Light & Power Co., re mond Dintrict. cently Htated to The S|ioke»man MORE POWER BY AUGUST 1 st Power fo. at Cline Falls Expected to Be Heady by That Time that their plant at Cline Fall* on the Denehutea river, would l>e in a poaition to furninh electricity for one in Redmond and aurround- ing country about the firut of August, Work on the project is being pu*hed forward an rapidly a* possible. The purpoae is to run a transmission line from the plant at the Falls to thin city, and the rapurity o f the plant is such that an unlimited amount o f jk iw - er can be furnished. With the completion o f the transmission line to this city Mr. Jones said a 24-hour electric service would be installed. There are several places in Redmond that will buy power from the company when a day service is furnished, and with the completion o f the plant there is no ((uestion but what enough juice can be sold to make it a paying proposition to the com pany. Commercial Club I n Prosperous The Prineville Commercial Club is on Easy street. A state ment recently emenating from the county seat gave out the in formation that the club hail nearly doubled its membership during the past year, was out o f debt and had $400 in its treasury. WE HAVE BANISHED THE NEED OF EXPERIENCE IN SHOPPING We have lianished it for all time in Redmond. Even a little child can trade here now as safely and surely us the shrewdest shop|ier of them all. Our guaranty of quality and deiiendableness and style, and satisfactoriness in every other detail, ia • surety to you that the goods are right. All that you need to consider is. "D o the good* please me?" Ih* they become m e?" "Ia thi* »h a t I want?" Our plainly murkeil one-price system shows to you at first glance our very lowest and only price, so that all you need to consider is "Can I afford to pay that much?" The value o f the merchandise and the fairness o f the price for that merchandise and the satisfaction that the merchandise will give after the purchase need not hi* considered by you at all when trading here. For our guaranty insures you againt all loss, against all dissatisfaction. I f that kind o f u store apjienls to you as a good trading place, we’ ll appreciate the honor o f your presence nt our store. SHOES We have gathered a lot of odds and ends, all sizes, in Ladies' High Class Foot Wear, values up to $1.00 Special for Next Week $2.15 T / A 'I 7 'T 7 ^ 0 V J l J w t JC j O We have an exceptional good value in Men’s Leather (¡loves, nice pliable ones, at 35c per pair. O T T T T ^ rp O Men’s Work Shirts in endless variety, the kihd others ^ n i l V A O charge 65 cts for we sell for 50 cts. Also Negligee Shirts in a large variety of patterns, at $1.00 to $2.00. We are Headquarters for GROCERIES. A few New Arrivals: Heudlight Oil in bulk, 30c per gallon. Bring in your can. Dry Apricots, 3 Ihs. for ... 50c (Jucen Olives, in bulk, pt.........30c Pie Fruit, 2V2 lb. size at 20c, 3 for 50c. They come in Peaches, Apricots Blackberries and Plums Spanish Peppers 20c Sugar, 15 lbs. $1.00 Dry Raspberries, lb. 30c EHRET BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE Lowest in Price, Highest in Quality $1.50 PER Y E A R I c a p p s JCAPPS S0MS Th* fabnc in this |«m«nt ijMmP/tJjtE; w m is wtrrarutd Every process from ike re» »00! to the finished garment is conducted undtr our im m ediate sup ervisio n 10 our clean, well lighted and ventilated lactones IIM ITKO — CLOTHING E. L. R A P P pany is $10,000. divided into 100 shares o f $100 each, and the principal place o f business will be Redmond. As soon as the cer tificate o f incorporation is receiv ed from the secretary o f state, o f ficers o f the company will be elected. The company will build their first building between C and I) streets near the depot. The di mensions are 50x75, arranged so that more buildings can be added to the plant as the business de mands. Coal sheds o f improved pattern will be built, and a plat form scales put in. Building operations will begin about the middle o f this month, and it is the intention to have everything completed and ready for business by the time the first C A P ITA L STOCK IS train steams into the city. PLACED A T $10,000 The purpose o f the company is to transact a general commission business, buy and ship all kinds o f produce, and deal in grain, hay feed, lumber, lime and cement, W il Be Ready for Business and all kinds o f building material. Messrs. McMickle and Seltzer By Time First Train who were here last week, return Arrives Here ed to Tacoms Sunday morning, but will return later and make Redmond their permanent home, and assist in the conduct o f the Papers were prepared in this comi>any. city last Saturday for the incor A t a recent meeting o f the poration of the Redmond Whole Madras citv council that body sale Lumber & Produce Co. and the same have been forwarded rescindei! its action in limiting to the secretary o f state. The in the number o f saloons in that corporators are Henry flanks of city to six. They took the lid off this city, B. H. McMickle and and now the number o f saloon li H. A. Seltzer, both o f Tacoma. censes that can be issued are The capital stock of the new com- unlimited. Redmond Wholesale Lum ber & Produce Co. Name of Concern HEADQUARTERS FOR FISHING TACKLE and SPORTING GOODS The fishing season is now here and we can fit you out with anything in the Fishing Tackle Line— hooks, poles, reels, bas kets, etc.— at a price you can afford to pay. Come in and see our stock. NORWOOD & ANDERSON