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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1911)
. ~ ¡- lH*f«»r«* returning H MCOtiofl WUS VÍNÍt**«i I lu «t homi*. ||«* mi»«* w ill hav«* hoiii « fin«* H|¥»rt for uji w hen* lo* ih can I h * found un limit«*«! qu an tities o f gam e. i) «ílrrniion l»y an «’lectricnl No duinage wiu« done and un MI. 1 h«* cut prie«* Halt* w ill I m * con- tiniu*«l ori all k <*>*I h a*« u«|v«*rtiat*<l until they a rc rloHod «mi. Gregory 'a Variety Store. | WMlt Ju*t a llttle • t«• i Hlf |u* trv a Uulletin l ignr the A classili«*«! a dvertisem en t in a | fie i ¡krar o » th«* mnrk«*t. tir.*l.*Ha w „ r k hunter, ami achlom tf M» NPENIIAl.l S. fail*. i*lM*4-4iri«*«l nd ht and th« * íh a renting in tow n. H. J. I/>ve returned last week fr..m hm trip to Paiidey and «»ther IMiinta south of here. 11,< in well L- telephon« «xchana« h« ' « pleased with th«* P uim I«*) country. Jíl«r««*d Mumluy ((.altor l»ayl Irnoon until 5 o ’clock. l*iesh weinen* and tioliignn every «¡ay - the kind that you’ll h«* Captain Kidd Manly Suita ljk,. a( ,,i()nwr Meat Mar- jboy* at L y n c h « K«>U*rta an* k *«*t. Iti moat economical auita you huv. Ht2 A numtier of hirttl people ate Sunday dinner at th«* Hotel IC«-«I «■la*Mtie«l ad w ill b u n g to you inolili, to help celebrate th«* r«* licanta f«*r that snennt n«om. «qn-ning of the hotel dining room that sacaul placa* at your NCH & R O B E R T S General Merchandise BOVS’ SCHOOL SUITS If your lx>y is rough on clothes, practice a little practical economy and buy a Captain Kidd Manly Suit. particularly for the lad the word. e is just the shoe for its appearance is sty A classifled advertisement, car rymg u meaaage **f any ini|sirt- t pay thè higheat market anc«*. will almost always bring in cash for butter and «*ggi*. "the answer". pg th«*rn in to un. l'ioneer tt Market :ttf If you want divas patterns go t \ (. 1 .«0 • •>( A lita , IH. to Lynch «V Roberts. They carry 1 in thè city last w«*ek looking th«* Butterick i »at terns—none bet Ht2 |r ' ■ ;.r..|»*rt \ .«rd . u t . ;»►*• ter. blucher, put to* for get her b y th e M I *. welt process— Boys give such Made for all the b e s t known aged will hunt and gees«* in that section method of fasten boys at very reasonable prices. Our new lint* for Fall is now open and on display. We would ht* pleased to have you look this line over before making a purchase. GROCERY DEPT. Bayo’s Brown Beans IS lbs for $1.00 Small White Beans 14 lbs for 1.00 Bulk Oatmeal. P U R E 1 lbs for 25c 10-lb sack Cream Oats......................... 65c Gallon cans Pie Fruit 50 to 65c Crook County Abstract Co. S. R. Snider and family t*x>k linner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs (lnr«r|>»rittt’<t) ( ’ole at their ranch near th»* Up-to-ilatr »«•* of Abstract Hook*. I). ( ■ 1*1 .. 1 ... 1 .... All work ifiiarant«*«*it. We photogr»«|»h city. I lu*y had an enjoyanl o,,. r»*conl* It. K. Wilde, aecrefisry. riTonli time and hel|K.*d eat a home grown I’rinevill«*, Or«*. ing uppers a n J soles t o g e t h e r , It s just one of the many fine styles that we are now showing in th« SECURITY SCHDDLSHDES / TOR BOYS — FOR GIRLS Security School Sh«*cs are the most economical shoes you can buy for your children. They are made of the best-wear lag leather, and put Ugetbcr to Hay together. No othe* shoe looks so well such a I ng time »nd stands so much Lard wear. A n d they are so easy and comiortahi* •n the feet. • DRESS GOODS DEPT. Warner Bro. Corsets, ALL STYLES. Worsted Dress Patterns All Wool Suit Patterns Dress Goods—full line See our line before buying Lynch & Roberts Redmond, Oregon - SAND DEPOSIT FOUND CLOSE TO REDMOND S£iru...... sturdy, calf leather tain Kidd Manly Suits good satisfaction. Ul kinds «if fresh vegetables Kemlall & Chapman have the v«ys on hand at the Pi«m«*«*r exclusive agency for the Monarch ^tt Market ,'Uf Malleable Iron Manges the ls*st .'Itf |i)wing to the heavy rains th«* range made. W E Bl’Y part of the week the strc«*t Butter and Kggs Mr. Summerfield is here from Hnklcr had a lav otT. Tacoma looking th<* country over [Good pure, freah candies, as- w ith a view to buying property watermelon that was 20 inches in the Meilinomi District. rt"l • "i'*'. '.’.'1 els per | m > i: 11.| long. They saw |x>p«*om 11 ft* HW Ml MM NHAI 1 I CiHilcst and most attractive high, ami all kinds of line vege- tnblcs growing in .Mr. Cole’s gar < I* Martlet! ami family ev pla«*«* in the city our ice cream den. ict to go over th«* mountains to |u»rlor and ice cream always Some one of today's want ad- • southern part of the state in right. 49tf M kndlnii a l l ’ s . nhnrt tune \«*rtÌM*rs was writing TO YO ll J in * lb* S i hi za l«*f t Sunday, via w hen In* pro|iared his copy. He horselmek. for th«* hop yarils at may deserve a reply. Mi’ll«*) invested ¡11 l^d.sin Mi l ln«le|K*n«lence when* he will pick «ePm k NOW. will double m hops. lr next year. A large number of jtt*«>pl«* here Two vacant corners on E street went to the Oregon lrunk rail- I A. .1 Morse and family int«*nd lietw.-en Hotel ami Deja.t 100s way bridge at Crooked river last leave llt-dmond before long. 100 «Iso two corners. iiOxlOO a»«* Satnnlay to see how samo location. J.mea U ral Cora- " * ar ««"p letion the work was. Tum-A-I.um I.umlier Co. has pany for terms. fnc scre«*n doors to close out A. K. Warren, of the civil en gineering Arm of Warren \* If you love your wife buy her \y,MH|NVnnj Gf this city ^0,1 "ill like the lailognn satl- is one ot a pound of that nicely assort«'«! the engineers on the Canadian * * Ht ‘*ur market it is horn«* -IDtf *t" ’ un«l fresh every «luy. Ilet- candy at Mendenhall’a Northern railroatl that is build r try some ot it. Pioms*r M«*at ing from Kaniloop 1 -ak«* to Van Mn*. Al«*x Hmwn and daughter couver. B. iwket. ;Jtf Kva, and Mrs. Marni Msown wen* classiflefl ail |N*rsistently entertaimsl at a chicken <linn«*r In lieu of preaching services at rintwl* will «ell AN YTH IN G of one «lay last w«*«*k by Mrs. D. ( ’. the M. E. church Sunday eve 'tine. <’«»It*. ning a sn«*r**d s«*ng service was given by the choir, which was rain storm Monday caught If your advertising is ad«*«|uate much appreciated bv the «*«ingrt*- niiml**r of ranchers with their then* nrv jieople AT THIS MO- gation. ; J ' r an<l «1 falfa aisNit half cut, MKNT ls*ing influenced by it to Wuch of it on the ground. make an UNINTENDED VISIT Miss Lucille Redmond, accom TO YOUK STORE. panied by her father, left Sunday 1 finest homes in lt«*dmnnd for Portland where she will en ®( y ' v l,Ka*e‘l in Is'Hutiful MEL- The most satisfactory T» c«*nt ter St. Mary’s Acadamy and Col ' I I’AMK with its largì* lots cigar in the city th«* "R. B.’ lege to complete her education. bn o." *'• H,'d avenues, You will like them after you Resides the regular course of U(> P I’ ighi'st elevation within have smoke*! one. study she w ill take up music and <|*Kf M k NDKNH ALL’S. " b limits, with irrigation elocution. wat«* r on every lot. Jaini . *"1«** l^'ugherty of this city, _ n u:., farm 4 *___ _____ I . n , is 1 on * il visit v¡"it to his near i r active boy— a strong, This is why the Cap in ih«* afternoon. Ir. M I. William« i* n«*ting n* Mr. ami Mrs. J. II Colegrove far a'i for th«* Kedniond Pub- «»f this city, I« ft last Satur«lay Library. for Springfield, this state, when* tha contar o f Melroae l'ai * they will remain during the win jitiun t«i U**«lm«inil ii* h»«*at«*«l ter. ioni) public Park within thè limiti*, it cuven» live aerei*. Wagons at coat at Kendall «V Chapman’s. 5tf goo<| soking rain visiUsI this Mr. and Mrs. Frank Z.umwalt ftmn Monday morning and c«»n and Mr. and Mrs I>ave Miller re- «*<1 all day. The rain was turmsl last week from theSist**n* pt> general and c«n«-r«<l a country wh«*r»* they visited rola- territory. I lives, and gathered fnut. lish in every sense of 1 y — play — p la y: the • are almost playing; usually the games that hardest on shoes, rough on clothes, and Th«* Pioneer Meat Market haa miopie«) the strictly «-ash system ItcJuniper K«*n«ling Circi«* w ili and can therefore aav«* you mon >t at * he holin* o f M in \\ II ey on all purchase«*. ,ttf I* \\ •••!• « 1.«. County examinations for 8th ould your boy or girl n«v*l grad«* certificates an* Ix-mg h«*l«l al HhiM-s l.ynch & K«»U*rt* today ami tomorrow over Kemlall gise y«>u th«* lant ah«»* f««r th«* & Chapman’s ston*. p«*s tiiv«* lh«*m a trial and |convin«*ed. 8t2 Mendenhall's for ice cream. It is built country since his former visit about a year ago. We Close at 6:30 p. m. Except Saturday, 10 p. m. PL E A S A N T RIDGE School started at Pleasant Ridge Tuesday with Miss Myrtle Tinner as teacher. A. L. Fleming and family left Sunday for Hood River. Mrs. Jarrett is expected home this week. L. E. Smith has built a hay Building Sand barn on his Wood's farm with a I f you want moro reading for your money help The Statesman capacity of about 40 tons. G. G. Hunter lost a valuable What will prove of groat worth get that new linotype t»y paying milk cow last w eek. up your subscription. to the building industry in Red mond ami this section is the dis covery by ( ’has. Muma of a large $400.00 buys a fine 39 acre forty under irri deposit of high class building gation. near the Deschutes river. Price sand on his ranch two miles $1070.00. five years time. A good specu southwest o f the city. lation for any one. Mr. Muma but recently discov- fo r Salt* See H. C. HERRICK. Redmon«!. Ore. ereil this sand, an«! from tests so far made he is of the opinion his whole 40 acres is underlaid with One mile from Redmond, 80 acres all fenc- it. He dug down in three differ «*d. partly in cultivation. Nice dwelling. ent places and found sand at a Price $<’>000. Will soil 40. depth o f 11 feet. At 3 fe«*t d«>\vn fo r Salt* See H. C. HERRICK, Re«lmond, Ore. he found tine gravel. The depth of the sand d«*|x>sit so far tested is 5 1 feet. A full water right f«»r every acre. You can s«*e a dog clear across it. Fine soil. No (J» h >*I building sand has l>een a rocks. G<x>d improvements. $40.00 per scarce article in the central part acre. Easy terms. Will sell half. This of the state, and Mr. Muma's land is worth $100.00 an acre to any one fo r Sale saml and gravel dep«>sits will he right now . hail«*«! with delight by rontract- ors. and stimulate the erection of more brick buildings. V. Hanks last week brought in from his ranch some Blue Victor ------------ potatoes that were whoppers. Ten of the spuds weighed four- C’ h a rles M um a F n c o v e rs an teen pounds. The iH«tat«x*s are A rea o f F irst (.'lass on exhibition at Lynch «& Rob- !erts' store. 40 Acres 80 Acres 160 Acres 0 . E. Darling and son Wallace of Tacoma, arrive«! hero last week to look the country over. Mr. Darling has property interests in this section, and was agroeably suprised to see the progress that has been made here and in the S ee H . C. H E R R I C K The R oad (¡ra n t A gen t REDMOND, OREGON