Wagons
The Redmond Spokesman |J 0 || [|p
liocal anti Personal
From Thursday'» l>aily
E. W. Pratt and wife expect
Inlrrntctl in (Yntrnl Ore.
Firsl Adverliaer
Ami Sub*rriber
The
of
J. Il Mtmdenhull enjoy* thè
honor «>f liemg thè tirsi udver
limo- lo place un «»idei for puh
lioity in the collimila uf l‘he I »aiIx
S(a»kesman. and al-o thè fi » *t
thè (mpcr. Mr.
Pupils neither tartly nor absent siilwcrilier t«>
sa« a «lail> new -.pi»
during the week ending May 26. | Mendenhall
nt is just tli<‘ medium he likea
1st and 2d Grades
to advertme in. and th«1 S|N>ke«
Geo, Henninger.
man will s«*e tliut he gela resulta
Kveral Ogg.
from Ina ptihlicit«
Carl Cast.
One third of the great arm y
22,000 p«Ni|>le m the middle west
slate«
reginter
name«
I a«liire*ite»i as
interested in the
during the
m onth*
of
wantanl to know alMiiit this si*«'
Oregon and it« opporiilti-
and eastern
who
rsl their
no.
U'tng definitely
noithweMt
six
tour the Northern Pacific car,
to leave Sunday for Oakland, t?al.,
for a two weeks visit.
lion of
Mr. and Mrs. L W. Davies are
in Davenport. Wash., at the hod-
i I its».
side of Mr. Davies' mother, who
The tour w hich liegan last Oe
is seriously ill.
tolier
ciime to an end a few dnva
Gillette.
The J. M. Judd residence, on Neva
ago.
ami
the regiatratmn Urnks
Lynch
A
Kolvrts.
thè
generai
Pearl Berg.
the corner of 7th and C streets, Susan
mervliants
ami
«Imggixts
of
this
i|n>««ed
I
hut
7200 of the people
W«
hh
1
s
.
will be one of the attractive resi­ Agnes Maher.
I have recently received a large stock dences
city, are muking «rraiigements desiring detailed information ex
of
the
city
when
com­
tu move their «Irug depurimeli! pre*»e«| a w ish to eome to Central
of the Celebrated, well known
Ft ban laniderback.
pleted.
Ulto
thè sture building on thè Otcgon if they could find the
Harry
Hanson.
Mrs. J. F. Hosch and sister. Albert Brown.
corner
o f 6th and E Street», ad
Miss Ines Munkers, expect to Lloyd Beckwith.
joinitig
their presetit sture hmld right n|M<mng.
love m the w n i l l for Port­ Freddie Luce.
ing.
The
increumug lamine** of The other Inquiries were di*
land to visit relatives and attend Millie Green.
thè
finn
tnakes
il un mi|>ernti« e
among a numlier of
the Rose Festival.
Decessity that they ha«e unire trihuted
Georgie Woods.
.tali'*
tributary
to the Northern
The BFST WAGON MADE. We have How does this hot growing Gonivieve Maher.
riNini, ami thev have rented thè I’acC .
corner
sture
for
a
terni
of
•
.
ears
Virgil
lteckwith.
weather
strike
you?
Pretty
go**!,
all kinds and a guarantee goes with isn't it?
I'he trip cover«*! covered ,'assi
file new spire ««ili !*• complete miles
John Hanson.
every' one of them.
Bartlett
Kendall.
H. C. Hutchins is making im­
Uuiderhack.
provements on his residence in Wayne
Ralph Gillette.
the northwestern part of the city. Elva
Bangle.
C. F. Bartlett and family were Melvin Farris.
here yesterday on their return Fred Atkinson.
from a fishing trip at the l>es Mildred Bateman.
t
TT
(«rain
Chutes river. They left this Cynthia
Hobha.
forenoon for their home in Prine- l^eroy Daveitftort
^ A
P o u ltry
villo.
Jessie McFarlane
If von have anything to sell, t'hu» Morrill
and (¿round
or if you want to buy anything, Hazel Day
3d. 4th and 5th Grades.
use tlu* columns of The Daily
Spokesman you will get results. Kenneth Buckley.
M.
W. K. Clavpool and W. J. Guy Smith.
a a
c
Woods of Cline Falls, were in the Kuiory Bangle.
•NO MORE.
James Green.
city today.
Golden.
Roy C. Bush has rented the John
IJo.vd
Ben McCaffery house on the cor­ Earnest Farris.
Smith.
ner of 5th and F streets and will Marion Henniger.
occupy same as soon as his fami­ Harry
Henniger.
Oregon Tniak Railway is open for busin«*». to Opal City,
ly arrives, about June 15th.
\’irt«tr
Bangle.
just north of Crook«! Kivrr
A letter received here from .1. Claude Woods.
W. Woodruff, formerly of this Wendall Thompson
city, state's that he has l»ought a laimliert Maher.
a farm 5 miles north of Salem, Irene Kendall
and that he is going to raise Margaret Berry.
poultry and hogs.
Frieda Buckley.
GEO. A. JONES. Manager
Emma Atkinson.
Dr.
H<»sch
has
move«!
to
his
will handle all freight at Opal City for the railroad. The old Shaniko residence property in Mountain Meda
Gillette.
R. L PARKER, Propr.
Moody Warehouse system will be employed. Merchants will get their View Addition.
Mabel
Jarrett
goods promptly and without inconvenience. Opal City will be the freight
Green.
terminus for 90 da vs more. Have vour freight consigned in care of
At the meeting of the Com­ Violet
Etta
Chase.
mercial Club last evening the ex­
Brewer
ecutive committee decided to give Margery
Hazel
Clark.
a grand ball on Thurs«lay night.
Young.
LEADING HOTEL el CENTRAL OREGON
June 22d. the proeoed» of which 'Margery
Ada
Sears.
w ill he turned into the "Railroad 6th. 7th, Sth. 9th and 10th Grades
Day" Celebration fund.
Donald Burleigh.
It is proposed to make this Iwll Frances
Thom|>son.
Address communications to BEND OREGON.
the biggest and best event ever Mildred Whitney.
given in Redmond in the the w ay Elmer Cast.
We Caler I» the Commercial Trade
of dances, and it is exiiecD'd Orsie Sears.
that jHMiple will come from main John Brewer.
miles in all directions.
Ikmglnss Mullarkey.
Willie
Gregory
From Friday’s Daily
Harolil Knepper.
ORE.
E. C. Park has been sick at his Ruth Covert.
home since Monday w ith the grip Stella Wilson
Wholesale Liquor Dealers and Jobbers in Wines, Liq­
Mr. Rhodes, who bought the Edward Green
uors and Cigars. Sole agents for Stonewall and Mc­
F.
E. Morrill forty acres, is hav­
Coy Whiskies and The Napa Soda Springs Mineral
ing
improvements made on the Best Way to
Water. Distributers for Edel Brau, Schlitz and Rai­
land.
nier Beers.
Advertise a Town
Miss Park is taking care of a The best and moat effective
We also carry a strong line of Glassware. Bar Tow­
typhoid patient at Sisters.
els. Playing cards and etc. Especially adapted to the
way to advertise a town is to I
Saloon trade.
Mrs. Ben McCaffery w ill scon send copies of the local paper to
leave for a visit in New York outsiders, so they can see from
Orders by Phone or Mail will receive prompt attention state.
Ben will accompany them day to day what is hapi**ning in
If you wart \«mr Commercial Printing
as far as Portland and take in that locality. If the Commercial
such
a «
the Rose Festival.
Club or any person desires to let
LETTER HEADS
the
outside
world
know
the
facts
C. H. Fry went to Opal City
Redmond and this section
NOTE HEADS
yesterday to meet his wife and about
the best way, and one that w ill
O regon T ru n k
children from Tacoma.
BILL HEADS
results, would be to sub­
CARDS.
ENVELOPES
’ R. D. Chesley of Pleasant bring
scribe for a certain numls-r of
Ridge,
spent
Sunday
with
J.
A.
1«
x
tK
LETS
ETC .
copies
of
the
Daily
Spokesman
R a ilw a y
Wright at Forked H«>m Butte. and have them sent regularly to
to have a distinctive look and some
who are inquiring about
Mrs. M. Davidson of Hillman, people
class
to them, let us do the work.
has been delivering the orders this section.
recently taken by Miss Isabel
Redmond—the first tow-n in
Tate.
High tirade Printing is mir 'vpeciiltv
Oregon to have a daily
Portland and Return
C. N. Ehret and family went Central
paper.
That
shows
the
(ample
«»n a fishing trip to the river the here have the vim and enterprise
Madras, $8.15 Metolius. $8.30
fore part of the week.
that go to make cities.
Culver. 8.50 Opal City 8.75
The
Kendall
and
Kenyon
fam­
Tickets sold June 5-7-9. Return limit June 12.
THE REDMOND SPOKESMAN
Thomas Bilyeu of the Portland
ilies visited Tuesday at White Cement.
Tile & Equipment Co.,
Rock.
San Francisco and Return
Portland, is here with Mr. Tu­
E. B. Williams is hack from of
dor
looking over railroad c«»n-
his trip to Portland.
Madras, $34.85 Metolius, $35.00
struction work.
Culver, 35.20 Opal City, 35.45
A baby girl arrived at the
home of Percy Frey Sunday af­
Tickets sold June 10-17. Return limit July 31. Also sold ternoon.
June 22. July 1 and 6. Return limit Sept. 15. Via steamer in
one or both directions south of Portland 85 cents less than
Miss Eva Hammond enjoyed a
fares given above. Stop overs permitted at and south of pleasant
fishing trip to the river
Portland.
yesterday.
Max G. Richardson of Hillman
Clatsop Reach on the Pacific, Round Trips
was here yesterday and hail the
Madras. $12.15
Daily Spokesman sent to him so
Metolius, $12.45
Culver. 12.W Opal City. 12.75
he could k«*ep |K»sted on the Red­
Tickets sold daily from June 1st: good returning all sum­ mond news.
mer. Stop-overs at Astoria.
E. A. Cleland and M. II. Ell­
iott were in the city today on
Astoria Centennial
business.
Astoria, Ore., Aug. 10-Sept. 9.
W. H. Anderson intends to
into the Norwood house on
Low round trip fares to and from eastern points are in move
north
6th street. Geo. Wheeler
effect on various dates. Details furnished on application.
will occupy the Anderson house.
Train leaves Opal C’ty daily 9:00 a. m.. Culver 9:15 a. m..
Charley Barnes returned this
Metolius 9:30 a.m., Madras 9:45 a.m. arrive Portland 7:45 p.m. week
fr«>rn a trip to Portland and
other
points.
B. R. Ness,
U. E. Michael.
Agent Culver, Ore.
Agent, Madras, Ore.
L. F. Titus of Powell Buttes,
was
in town today on his way
J. H. Corbett,
T. A. Graham.
home
Bend where he had
Agent, Opal City, Ore.
Agent, Metolius Ore. been to from
see his brother who was
A U G U S T A . A N D E R S O N , R e s id e n t M a n a g e r
badly burned recently.
Winona Wagons
If you want a Satisfactory Wagon
You will Buy a WINONA.'
E. MAHER
Freight Troubles
The Jones Warehouse Co.
Seedí
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Farm
Field
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Garden d
Redmond Feed & Fuel Co.
reeas
Hotel Redmond
JONES
O’NEIL BROTHERS COMPANY. INC.
Job of the Printing
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