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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1911)
dinner ut Ih«* hur»....... D C <*0|, liiMt Sunday. Tin« dinner waaex- ea*ll«*nt. Nini the visit much enjoy - <i. T»» any doubling tim prò- I dudivenesM of Central Oregon Innd w* W ould give the advice to vlait Mr. Cole's rHiich. and their doubts will certainly la* banished for the fluent kind of vegetable* can I*« found in In* garden. A rmelon from hi* patch ••d in the afternoon. ime (¡uaril of (olo-!»""•«*. J s t s Are Now Com- in« »«This City v“ " ,JOV W.C.T.U. ELECTS NEW OFFICERS IV KXPK(TEI) h im ; sk it k m b k k At the nun-ting of the W. C. T. U. held huit Friday afternoon ut the home of Mr*. J. K. lam b, the following officer* were elect |)lction o f R ailro a d to ed: Primi Mr». Nellie (ooK. [ i h Will B rin g in \ ice-IVes Mr*. Winnie Hunt. |j» rg e N u m b e r K»*C. & Cor. Secy. Mr*. Cora Chapman, Tre a*. — Mrs. .1. K. I^unb. Mutter* of interest pertaining i .idy a number of new com to the organisation wen- discuss- Uva arrived in Ki 1 ed. and plan* mado for future I* fur land for themarlvoa, work. Mr*. Nellie C<*ik wan ap ipri tenting others Them is lintcd delegate to attend the |. are men of mean*, and ¡County Convention to In« held at just what they want, and Madra* early in September. they find that they are (.i pay the price lotked. The next meeting will lie held by [did it in not too unrciutnn- invitation, at the home of Mr* Guy S-am. on Knday, S ep t Hth, rties fn»m Seattle. Medford at 2 .U» p. m. bth< r pluce* have been here ^-a- . a week, and have g r. f V «ver the Re.im«.n.I Du and other local iti«-*. One i«, representing a numU-r «if Is liringin the vidnity «»f Jori, ami if his report* of I m . turn are favoralile an in |of settler* from that -ectimi Second |j»rge Fire the <*it> Has Hud Within the come in here shortly after Itrau:i are running to tl ■ Fast Year r. $25.000 FIRE VISITS SHANIKO LAST WEEK W hotels re|>ort a numtier of I arrivals during the |M»st ten Early last Friday morning two , and some of the live real I m jm ih m s bliK-ks at Sbaniku were le men are selling land to wiped out by n fin« that threat newcomer* and locating en«*! for a time to destroy the town. The value of the proper f:tl. 1; . c n m p le tin ii o f t h e ra il ty destroyed amount* to $25,(NN), to this city by October first. with a small insurance. The Idate officially set. or sooner. blare started from an unknown MS b n : intim ate.!, th a n cause in the Midway sal«*>n. J> «• a Son to ts - lle \ I t i l l f i t owned by A. L. Howell, at ¡I I be filled with new comer* o'clock, and from there swept to have heard about the Red- the harness shop owned by (i. H. id District, and an* anxious to Reeder. Several unoccupied lire land here. buildings near the saloon and harness shop were also destroyed. The fin* jumped across Broad way ami in a few minutes the livery stable and a small grocery next d<sir owned by John Flan agan. were in flames. Mr. ami Mrs. Flanagan l»an«ly escaped with their lives, saving p r l) k n o ck ed Off B ridge only u small amount of clothing caught up us they tirsi from the In Canyon Below by burning building. i’hn«e horses CLASSIFIED COLUMN FOR SALK !• me Pig* and Shropshire Sheep for sale. S«*e or write Finis Woods, Redmond. Ore. f>tf Mrsnd new L. C. Typewriter at a bargain. W. S. Rodman. 6tf Homestead Relinquishment Quarter section within mile of railroad Htation; over 100 acres tillable. Price $2f>0cash. Address X can* S|M)ke*man. <5t3 F or Sale or 1 rade—2-horse gas oline engine, good condition. Will sell reasonable or trade for horse or cow . IJisJmond Steam laundry. Htf A CLASSIFIED ADVKRTIS- Llt. with a business opportunity to offer, knows that the right “ backer” , or purchaser, or in vestor (A N HE FOUND. And he proceeds to And him by tell- ing. frankly und simply, in a classified ad what Ins proposition is like. FOR SALK The choicest vacant corner .'»Ox 100 on Sixth street, only one block from Hotel Redmond, this is a snap for a quick buy. $1800 lakes iL See Jones I-aml Com pany for terms. VACUUM C’LKANEI) ELECTRIC LIGHTED HOT A N D COLD BATH S RE-OPENING OF TH E HOTEL REDMOND DINING ROOM LOST Al It) TORIES About August loth, a canvas bag of auto t<s>l*. and a jack screw. Return to C. H. Fry nt Central Oregon Irriga tion (Vs. office. 8t2 HULL A two year old Jersey bull, branded w ith a round top M on right hip. A liberal reward w ill I** |uiid for his recovery or information lending to his recov ery. Ranch, two miles south west of Ivone Pine. P. O. ad dress Hillman, Oregon. M A. !>ehman. 8tl m m 3 The Dining Room of this Hotel will re-open SEPTEMBER FIRST, and the tables be supplied with the best the market affords m m 2J The Hotel Redmond is one of the Largest and Best Ap pointed Hotels in Central Oregon, and amply capable of meeting the wants of commercial men, tourists and others EVERLASSES Finder return to S|>okesrnan office for roward. WANTED W i s h ! Wanted Price wanted for 10 to If* conia of dry. straight l-f»s*t rod juni|s«r wood deli vend in Redmond. Address Z. can* of Spokesman. 5tf SADDLE PONY—Apply to H. A. Seltzer, at Redmond Lumber & Produce Co’s. Warehouse. 8tl Redmond, Oregon H. F. JONES, Proprietor Littl* Shod,. When the boundary line contro- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION reray between Massachusetts and Rhode Island was waxing hot aotne U. S. I .ami Office a t T he D alles, O re venri ago a Rhode Island member gon. Ju ly 24th. 1911. N otice is hereby given th a t F ran k of congress became indignantly elo Paul, whose postoffice address is Sla quent. "This plan of depriving ters, O regon, did. on th e 8th day of TAKEN UP Rhode Island of her possessions," M arch, 1911. file in this office sw orn s ta te m e n t and application. No. US285. AND he »aid, “ is a tremendous injustice Taken Up Came into my en “Huh!“ M id Senator Dawea. “If to purchase the s e in e j. e j i e j . Sec. 33 and s sw (n w (. - Section - 34. towrnahip 13 closure al suit August 11th, a we took your whole state it wouldn't south, ran g e 11 c a st. W illam ette m e ri dian, ami th e U m b e r thereon, under sucking colt, not over 3 months be anything but petty larceny." the provisions o f th e a c t o f J u n e 3. old. Owner can have same by 1878. and a rt* am en d ato ry , know n a* S tu m b o a t Rock th e “ T im ber and S tone L a w ," a t *uch paying charges. V. Hanks. f*i A tnsMive rock formation re value a* m ig h t be fixed by ap p ra ise miles northeast Redmond. 7t3 markable for its resemblance to a m ent, and th a t. t, p u rsu a n t to such s p li pii a t ion, th e iami * and U m ber thereon diMiiaiitlcd battleship ia all that -iic MISCELLANEOUS a ve been •t.p praised. r 3441.00 th e tim - tu>w remains of au ancient mon ha b e r e s tim a te li 583.300 b o a rd f e e t a t 50 which, with the exception of one c en ts (ter M, and the land $149.50: th a t A CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS applicant will offer final proof in ER w in* “ means business” , will *lun wall, ha* been washed away by said of h it application anu sw orn the storm* of centuries. It i* a support GET BUSINESS. If he has well known landmark of the north sta te m e n t on th e Ì2th day o f O ctober, 1911, before 1. I’. H e w itt, U. S. Com something to sell that is worth Arizona desert. The place has long m issioner, a t his office, a t Redmond. Slipping S teel perished in the livery stable. while, he will advertise it in a been locally known a* “Steamboat O regon. Any person is a t lib erty to p ro te st Rock.”—Wide World Magasin*. confident and convincing way th is purchase before e n try , or in itiate A. L Luce, who has a ranch and lie will sell it. a c o n test a t any tim e before p a te n t is H Hillman. Aug. 28. sues. liy filing a co rro b o rated affidavit on the Lower Desert, was in the in th is office, alleging facta w hich Hog Hooks Call at S|*»kes- C. A. A dam s. P ro p ’r. • "i' man Adams of tin- l>n<lg< city this week and re|*ort* that would d e fe a t the e n try . nian office and get fn*e the book H ?* that i* putting m the On* crops are g<**l in his section this C. W . Moore. R e g ister. F irst publication A ug. 3-Oct. 5 "Swine Raising in the Pacific B n Trunk ruilroail bridge ucroa* season. N orthw est". A valuable l**»k V ---------- I river, had a *• 1 « call Tbe attachm ent .suit brought for those who raise hogs. death o m do) last v w li V "a <>n the bridge din-ctmp against J. W. Maker by local I^«t us do your next order of ■ ' i «ring of a large piece «>t creditors, was tried Tuesday lie- commercial job printing. AND High Bt** ! In some manner the *t<s«l fore n sheriff's jury. The jury grade work ami prices satisfac ■ i'i" «i and nearly knocked Mi disagreed, and another trial lie tory. The Redmond Spokesman. A lanm from hi* |* wit ion to the fen« a new jury is in progress Bring your final proof notices ® ttim i of the canyon, a distance today. to The Spokesman office. We AT ■ b b*ct. My a lucky chance the We are now prepared to install Pumps and will make out your application Ano*«nt H o r « # » . Brcm an caught himself and es- Kitehen Sinks in your homes. This is Il is ii well kimwn faci in hnmnu for proving up, and attend to all unhurt, though aomewhat something you need. birtorv tliat man uscii tho borse a* the details necessary in the m at locked. Had he fell to the but- * ii a r t ic i * of food only b»r sn enor- ter. It is a labor-saver and does not cost much. of the canyon he would un- inotu (Mirimi of tiiiu«. |*«rliii|«s ItK),- B etter let us talk to you further about this I Julies' calling cards, the lat 3 wbtedl) hoy<• boon in tan tlj 000 i«-Hr*. lM*forc he discovcred thut m atter. Call up Phone 417 and we will ho w ita far more Services hi* a* a est style cards and type, printed Htllcl on the rocks. via the inonna of transport. In fnet, it i* to resemble copper plate print ut give you full details. an ojien question whothor thè so The S|*>kcsman office. jAparty of fifteen from hot calimi paleolithio men of Europe B**de a trip to Opal Springs and MELROSE PARK uscd thè borse a* a ineaus of trans inf week rnndajr. rhej itori ut all. It i* eertain tliat wlien See Jones I uuid Company B*turn«-d with a fine collection of Kurofie iva* invaditi by thè neolith- OWNERS (Not Agents) for easy Excursion fares on Special wl,ab. and n«|*orts of an enjoy- ic men they brougbt thè domesti terms on lots in Melrose Park. dates; ask nearest a g e n t §bli* trip. catiti borse with tbein and miro i The ladies Pioneer Club bad a duomi rutile ns thè priucipul fonn and carry a good supply of material for this kind I * " * Wednesday at the Morris of animai fo«*l. Bronco busting, s te e r roping, rid- of service. For further particulars call on N s t F a m i l i a r W i t h th s Q u o t a t i s n Two high grade Bb Cornets, lionic nt I ruil Crossing. ing and racing wiki horses, T Indian i «Ah, Mr Blinks," mh I the fair best made, satin silver fin w ar dances, cow bow and cow girl I * rowds of |*>ople pass through races, relay horse amt pony races. one lightly. “ 1 *ee yon wear ym r ish, goltl plated hell, high P tfi place daily on their way to heart upon vour sleeve.” N orthw est fro n tier parade, h o rse and lo w pitch. These cor back tu g o f w ar. horseback pistol PTonkt-d river to see the Oregon Mr. Blinks looked bewildered and shooting, etc. nets are practically new and Potnk railroad bridge that is un- hastily pulled down In* c u ffs. will be sold at a hargain. MW. Mi MURRAY. “ 1 giiott in a v be it wftf* my m l Fer construction there. It is an Officron E St. between 5th and 6th. REDMOND. Phone 417 G eneral f’a ssen g er A gent. For further information in flannel underwear you o»ticr,” he '"tcn«stirig sight to see. quire at Spokesman office. N. H. Elliott and family hiok lamely remarketl. City Dray Transfer Line IlDGE FOREMAN HAS A NARROW ESCAPE All Orders Given Prompt Satisfactory Attention The Redmond Transfer Second Annual Northwest Frontier Round-Up Eastern Oregon Dis trict Fair Mr. Farmer Pendleton, Sept. 11-16 t One and V Third Fare Oregon-Washington Railroad & Nav. C«. Two Bb Cornets for Sale WE DO ALL KINDS OF PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL WORK LET ’ER BUCK ! THE C. R. McLALUN CO.