The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current, August 03, 1911, Image 3

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    Horse and Stock Sale
Mr. Land Owner
I have a list of client* in Nevada and
Arizona who want land in Central Or­
egon. If you have property, either
The (entrai Oregon Livestock Association of Redmond,
will hold their second sale at REDMOND on
M ONDAY, A U G U ST
IMPROVED, UNIMPROVED, IRRI­
GATED, DRY FARMING OR RELIN­
QUISHMENTS
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for sale 1 believe we have the buyers.
Continuing until all the stock listed is sold.
We guar­
antee to have the buyers here.
LIST YOUR STOCK AT ONCE with the Secretar).
Cost of selling will he nominal.
Sse H. C. H E R R I C K
REDMOND, OREGON
Wm. G. Phoenix, Sec., Redmond, Or.
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AMONG THE BREAKERS
Sales Agent for the
Sales Agent for the
Redmond Townsite
Road Grant Lands
LA M B FEED CO.
R e d m o n d , O regon
Roller Mill and
Feed Grinding
The Popular 2-Act Drama of
Dealers in Chop Feed of all kinds. Baled Hay.
Timothv, Alfalfa. Clover, Seeds and Seed
Grain. TOLL CHOPPING DONE.
“Among the Breakers”
Manufacturers of Graham Flour
Will be presented by Rend local talent at
THE PIONEER
MEAT MA R KE T
Anker’s Hall
N OUR NEW LOCATION ON 6th
street between D and E streets we
have every facility for conducting a
FIRST-CLASS MEAT MARKET. All
of our meats are kept sweet and clean,
and we make it a point to accommodate
our customers in every possible manner.
We have established a STRICTLY CASH
SYSTEM, which makes it better for all
concerned.
I
REDMOND
Friday Ev’g, Aug. 4th
Bologna and Weiners, Fresh Daily
Fresh Vegetables Always on Hand
CASH PaiJ for Butter and Eggs
Tw o Hours of Enjoyment
T r y U s fo r G O O D S E R V I C E
J. O. W O L F & GO,, P rop 9 rs .
This Drama played to a packed house at Rend recently and
met with the hearty approval of the audience.
RESERVED SEATS, 75c.
u ntr
(¡K
, 50c
llewrvcd Seals mi sale mi and after A a vT ■ 1st at Anderson's I'nstotliee Store
DmirH open at 7:3». CURTAIN RISE:« AT 8:30 PROMPTLY WITHOUT FAIL
the Portland Commercial Club. nlso. Mr. Catlow knows what
Notice
BOOSTER FOR They
show what can l»o done by he is talking about for he farm-
I hereby give notice that I
the use of intelligent methods. mi 2SO acres in the vicinity of have sold my interest in the Pi­
He brought alfalfa, rye ami Turner at one time, ami he is a oneer Meat Market in Redmond,
THIS SECTION wheat
stalks that are surprising­ strong Ismater for central Oregon
A Jteilmond Farmer Sends
Samples to Portland
Commercial Club
Q
rtlaml Journal: Dan Cut low.
of the most progressive far*
mers if the Redmond, Or., dis­
trict hus brought Home samples
of products raised on his farm to
ly thrifty and indicative of the
fertility of the soil.
Mr. Catlow formerly lived in
Portland, and he now has a son
on the east side. He owns 640
ac res of land near Redmond, al­
though his poatofflce is Cline
Palls, and in his opinion, that
country will beat western Oregon
in raising chickens, potato««,
hog« and alfalfa particularly,
while other products thrive there
Oregon, to Arthur Templeton &
in spite of the attractions of the
Co., who will collect and pay all
Willamette valley section.
bills against the above market or
J. O. Wolf & Co. contraeteti
Union Service
since May 15. 1911.
Sunday Night
Datisi, Redmond. Aug. 1. 1911
A union service will tie held at
MS
J. O. Wolf.
the M. E. church next Sunday
night. Rev. J. V. Vernon, dis­
For Rent
trict Sunday School missionary,
New
four
room bungalow near
will speak on the sights and say­
M.
E.
church.
Inquire at Hotel
ings of the big convention at
Frisco. All welcome.
Oregon.
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OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
DIGNIFYING
THE
INDUSTRIES
T h u I t t h t U I U of t b e a u t i f u l M - p a g a book, w h ich
Wi l l (h o w t o y b o , o r g i r l how to gUCCKKD Drop t
p o t u i l a t b t m a i l TOD a t t a d it w ill b t M a t r R I * .
Tbo aim of t h t College It to d tg a lf y t a d p o p u l a r l t t
t h t l a d u t t r l t t . a n d to l a r v a ALL t h t p o o p lt It offers
c o u r t t a la A g r ic u ltu re . CI t i i E n f . a e e r t a g E le c t ri c a l
E a f t a a o r l a c . M ech an ical E n g la tw rlag . M ining Eagin
t t r l a f . r o r t a t r y . Doweallo. S c l t a c t t o d Art. Com
marc#. P h a r m a c y t a d Music. T h t C o l l t f t t p t a a
S ep tem b er l i d . C a ta lo g f r t t .
A ddrtaa : REGISTRAR. OREGON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE. C o r v a l l i s Oregon
Seeds 0
Farm
0
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& n v Feeds
Garden
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Hay
Grain
Poultry
and Ground
Redmond Feed & Fuel Co.