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STATE BANK OF REDMOND
REDMOND. ORE.
\V. S. Rodman. I'rvs.
Joseph H. Jackson. Vice Pres.
Roy A. Rush. Cashier
REDMOND MAN KEY ARCH OE
ODD
CHAIR
TELLS Of CROP 8RIDGE POI IN
The quest of an txlil t hair to
Lets the People Know of Connecting Arch of Ore-
Resources in This
gon Trunk Bridge
Part of State
Fits to a Nicety
lltx ; RAISING TO HE
LARGE CROWD SEES
A DIG INDUSTRY
TWO ENDS JOINED
Tells o f Iatryre Yields on the Bridge Now Being Rivited
Irrigated Land in
and Soon He Ready
This Section
for Trallic
r .*
the juilor - for somethingtb
m static iKirlcvuv, will I* .
the picture "•—should lead v
here, of course. It it isn't ho*
we will Ret it for you. and««
will lx* glad that you can*
look, anyway; and we helm
you will lx* jilad to have ad
and glimpsed " the sto re J
now, when it’s at it’s Ix-st.
O l 'R M O D E R A T E P R IC K S
Eat
The follow ing story was pub-
The key arch o f the Oregon
W l l .l . A I T K A L T O Y O U
Itshcd in a recent issue o f the Trunk railway
bridge across
Oregonian
('rooked river, eight miles north
Red clover four feet tall is o f this city, was swung into po-{
the common thing on irrigated sit ion just as the whistle blow «t I
land in Central Oregon, said J. the noon hour last Friday.
W. Brewer, president o f the
The key arch, that connected
Bank o f Commerce, o f Redmond, ' the two end» o f the structure,
yesterday. Mr.
Brewer is a slip|H*d into its place easily and
prominent hanker and vice pivsi- fitted to a fraction o f an inch.
dent o f the ( ‘entrul Oregon Pe- The other two nrrhes and the
velopment League, lie attended bracing girders were piacisi in
the best the market affords, which
the
meeting o f the Oregon De­ position Saturday, and now the
is your privilege. and which is al­
velopment
leagu e at Astoria this bridge is in the hands of the ri\
MAKING A KOPE.
ways served at our place.
week and s|«>ke on Hens, Hog* iting gangs who will hurry work
Quick service and satisfactory
and Harmony
.
along iquitlily so the traekla>ing Th# T ,i,i Thai Changas «ha Sraaaaa
Tran* Hand la Maah.na Wa»h
prices at the
Red clover is not the only hay train ran cross to this side o f the
The re id nulling mm«' prnaaic
we raise, by any means, he con- river and licgin laying rails to than • r<*|«*, »r ll .it etifrr. mio a
P H Y S IC IA N
tinued. "A lfa lfa ^ and timothy this city.
greater nituOx-r oí homely ovrupa-
do surpassingly well.
Centralj It ia anticipated that the bridge tion#, itml irt m (lie n .r ti oí latior
u tfijj mi*
Oregon soon will be producing j will be far enough completed by •AYtiiiJ mfrfitioti v
large quantities o f livestock, the 10th to allow the crossing o f fhtw *aa onr oí tlid la#t on tho list
Office in Ritintomi 1 Pbt
which will find its market in the tracklaying train.
Under So long, indeed, i|n| r'>prmaking
Building
remain nni* of the manna) art# that
Portland. The success already favorable conditions the track-
G E O . L. W H E E L E R . Prop.
j the ruine of the place «here the
Redmond, On.
gained by hograisers shows the layers can lay a mile and a half ! taork « aa done haa In-om# in
possibilities o f the industry, o f track a day, and it is exi*ected granirti in popular ipowh, and the
which is developing rapidly, that the construction train will ro|w fa< lory, though in no way mcr
"In a few weeks the railroad reach Redmond about the loth, i ding the appellation, ia itili kuown
will l>e completed into Redmond. Ry the 3>th it is predicted that in ionie quarter« aa the "rope walk ’’
Formerly it «a# cnnanlered a fart
It is expected that the < rooked passenger trains will I k * running
wurtliy oí note that thr government
river bridge will I k * finished by j into the city, as it is the desire of rn|M- «.ilk at lloit»n eould turn ont
September 15 ami the remaining j the Oregon Trunk officials to land a r»*pe |,O?0 fret long
few miles to Redmond will be the colonists who have bought
A young workman in a rope walk
built in short order.
tickets to Redmond, right in the *** that the twiat ahuuld Is* ap
“ Immigration
into Central city without their being obliged plied to the rojKt mitrad of the
Kym Tented (ilw m
atranda if machinery waa to take
Oregon last spring was large, to pay automobile far«*s to reach
crly Kitted
the piare of the hand in ropemak- I
but the movement dropped some- this place.
ing and resitted fame and fortune
* Mitre in D i n t Ilo », blot
what in the summer months.
The building o f the Crooked for the conception
Ilia opportu­
Reilmond. Oregon
When the low rates again take river bridge was a difficult engi- nity rame with the pr»po«itw.n to
grapple
for
the
broke:,
ruda
of
the
effect. early in the fall, we ex- neering problem, and the suc-
pect that there will I k * another 1 cessful completion o f the struc- Atlantic mimarme cable in th#
■ lit Ira.
eonsiderabte influx.
The class tore without a hitch or accident
A rope fully l?.IHtn fret long « „
o f people coming in is good: in o f any kind must I k * very grati- rrqnirrd for the grappling, hut the
fact, it is distinctly better than fying to the engineers who had fa«k of making onr of «loa unheard
In folk* fres turn* Is a fault; to bread
It Is a rtrtua.
the class attracted hy a home­ charge o f the work.
of length eould not be undertaken
steading proposition.
People
The bridge is the second larg- •erion.lv by any ro|i«mak«r then «ri
the huainraa.
try o ur
b r e a d a n d
settling on irrigated land must est o f the kind in the world, th*
At Ihia juncture John U o - h I rame
T E S T ITS V I R T U E .
come prepared to |>ay $40 an largest one being in Africa. The
i f " r*srd with a proposition to hiuld
acre for it.
j bridge is .T48 feet long from tres- machinery from In# own deaigna
Johnson Iluililing
“ Absolntely all classes are tie to trestle, and 1180 feet from and make a rope «n one pirre a#
represented among our settlers, top o f the rail to the water I**- long n. waa wanted
Redmond,
.
Oregon
The offer «cerned a hold one, hut
from clerks who never lived on a low.
Aliout four months will
W M. H. HOBBS, Proprietor
am
ai
i
opted,
thf
m.u
lum-ry
«„«
farm, to homeseekers from parts have la*en occupied in builning
hmlt, the mpe made, (ho break in
Headquarters for Good Things to Eat
I o f the east where irrigation is the bridge,
the
ruble found and repaired and
unknown, ft is, therefore, n at-!
telegraphic communication between
South 6th St.
REDMOND
ural that there have lieen some Redmond Defeats
the old world mid thr new eatab
__ i
habed —Harper’« Weekly.
failures. Hut people who under- Opal City
stand irrigation have been sue- | The Opal C ity ball team came
Gallant.
cess ful. and the others are learn- to Redmond Sunday with a star
An exceedingly drunken man on
jin *.
By establishing expert- pitcher,
Tamp Osborne,
and a very rain» day atomi wearing lark
mental stations in charge o f I thought they would take the lo- and forth liene^th a belching water
(ex|H*rts who demonstrate modern '• ,-a| club down the line, but when »pout. A pa«amg policeman took
I'ntrtin- in all riMirta and U. $
methods, we ex| eet to aid stran­ the tallies were counted on the him by the arm. thinking to lead
I.am i (Yfftre
gers to overcome unaccustomed stick Redmond had fi and the h.m ow.iv, but the drunk reaiatad
wenklv Mild mumbled;
eotuli tions.
visitors but 5.
Oregon
C. H. I R V I A
The House Furnisher
J. F.HOSGH M
and si id i EOS
Oregon Cafe
F. H. RODEMETI
THE FAMILY CRY
Physician
and Surgeon
Dr. J. BARR
DENTIST
HOBB S CASH GROCERY AND BAKERY
G. A. McFarlant
LAWYER
S u b s c rib e fo r T h e S p o k e s m a n
$1.50 per gear in advance
Redmond, -
“Shayc the wimiueu an* children!
Read The Spokesman.
I
S|s*kesman for job printing.
I c'n awiin,’*— Everybody Y
ELLINGER’S
ADDITION
The most desirable residence section in Redmond. Water now in the streets
for
irrigation. I^ots are being sold fast. Better pick out a lot or two now— you’ll
never regret it. The soil is well adapted for gardens and lawns.
PRICES AND TERMS WILL SUIT YOU IN THIS DESIRABLE SECTION.
LET US SHOW YOU THIS PROPERTY
S ee a n y o f o u r S e llin g A g e n t s fo r fu r t h e r p a rtic u la rs