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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1911)
VACUUM CLEANED ELECTRIC LIGHTED HOT AND (OLD BATHS Grain and Vegetable Samples Wanted RE-OPENING Farmers and ranchers of this section are asked to furnish sam ples of «rain and root crops grown on their land, to lx* used in decorating an Exhibition Float, the Welcome Arch and for ex hibit in the Commercial Club rooms on Railroad Day, Saturday, September 30th. It is urged that these samples lx* brought to the Exhibit Committee of the Commercial Club Ad' ONCE as the time for making a g o o d showing of products grown in tins section is getting short. The idea is to properly repre sent the resource's of this section of the state. OF THF HOTEL REDMOND DINING ROOM II. C. HERRICK, S. M. COLLINS. II. HANKS, Exhibit Committee of the Commercial Club. The Dining Room of this Hotel re-opened SEPTEMBER FIRST, and the tables are supplied with the best the market affords 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 Redmond, Oregon READING CIRCLE NEXT MEETING Í0 BE OPENS SECOND YEAR HEED AT REDMOND _______ • I. L Onborne Fleet«! This City Chosen for Next Annual W. C. T. U Prent, to Sucre«! Minn Jonen Convention | Jtrr n vacation of two month* Juniper Reading Circle held lll,,ii!! v meeting f<»r the s e c lyetr at the hoot« of Mra. W. Amlfnmn, on Wednesday of | week. ,!V' ' ■ in y ere rand from Miss ira r. Jun es of I'uehlo, Colo., of the founder« of the Read- Circle, and its efficient presi lt laat year. ince Misa Jones' change of lidence made her withdrawal Club necessary. her iltnatuin was acted upon, k L I. Osborne will succeed w president, and Mra. J. A. was electee vice president, he subjects for the after- in * discussion wen», "The latiun of Japan to other ('oun and The legendary His- y of Japan". Mrs. Oslsirnd d a very interesting paper on former subject A musical program followed, '«vocal solo« of Mrs. Hobbs 1 tkf instrumental music of [[*■ 'r ion odding much to pleasure of the afternoon. ^ Norwood assisted Mrs. An- ■™on in serving refreshments. 011 Wednesday, Sept. 27th. ^ OsUirne will entertain the il »he home «if Mrs. H. M. with. The laities of the unions of Crook county met at Madras at the W. C. T. U. convention S ep t 16th to 17th inclusive. A munlier of interesting t>a- l*»rs were read and discussed and many helpful suggestions were offered by the State Pres ident Mrs. Unruh. A County Union was organized with Mrs. Belknap of Prineville. as president, and Mrs. 1 .illy of Cline Falls, vice-president, Mrs. Snook of Madras, recording sec retary, Mrs. Cameron of Bend, corresponding secretary and Mrs Cook of Redmond, treasurer. The next county convention will lie held at Kedmond. Those attending the convention from here were Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Lilly, Mrs Finis Woods and Mrs. Oaks. The Spokesman’s Job Printing pleases. CLASSIFIED COLUMN FOR SALE PIANO. At a bargain, high grade Hobart M. ( able piano. Ashley Forree! lOtf For Sale or Trade—2-horse gas oline engine, gissi condition. Will sell reasonable or trade for horse or cow. Kedmond Steam Y ,,M '"I an» cordially invited to at- Laundry. ®d the FOR SALE services at the Metho- The choicest vacant corner .riOx ,"t r*"lrch Sunday morning and eninj?. T" r"t Preaching i . n the Rev. BUI on Sixth street, only one ■irr * 'In* A special m usical block from Hotel Kedmond. this H . 01 W,H rendered at Isith is a snap for a quick buy, ” Sunday school ¡it |o takes it. Sis* Jones la n d Com m. pany for terms. WANTED Wood Wanted Price wanted for 10 to 15 cords of dry. straight 4-foot red junijier wood delivered in Kedmond. Address Z. care of Spokesman. 5 it H. F. JONES, Proprietor Hog Books—Call at Spokes man office and get free the book "Swine Kaising in the Pacific N orthw est". A valuable book for those who raise hogs. MELROSE PARK LOST See Jones Land Company BKKASTPIN. gold plated with OWNERS (Not Agents) for easy blue set. l» s t between Anker’s terms on lots in Melrose Park. hall and Gregory's store; finder leave at J. C. William's store. lot2 Let us do your next order of commercial job printing. High MISCELLANEOUS grade work and prices satisfac SELL YOUR HAY I have tory. The Kedmond Spokesman. about ¡Uki head of feeders that 1 will put out to farmers either on direct sale (no money) or will pay for feeding. A chance to get a good price for your hay. Two high grade Bb Comets, Call on me for particulars, or beat made, satin silver fin see J. W. Brewer at Kedmond ish. gold plated bell, high Bank of Commerce. and low pitch. These cor tHf Harvey J. Harris. nets art* practically new and ljulies' calling cards, the la t-, will be sold at a bargain. est style cards and type, printed j to resemble copjier plate print ut . For further information in quire at Spokesman office. The Sjsikesman office. Two Bb Cornets for Sale 1 Harness and Repair Shop I desire to announce to the pub lic that I have opened a General Harness and Repair Shop on E street between 6th and 7th StsM in Redmond, with E. W. Mason, an experienced man, in charge. Your patronage is solicited. Material and workmanship is guaranteed. B. S. L A R K I N N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N U . S. Land Office at The D alle«, O re gon. July 24th, 1911. N otice 1 » hereby given that FYank Paul, whose po»toffice address is Sis ters. Oregon, did. on the 8th day o f March, 1911, file in this office sworn statem ent and application. No. OtCJHS. to purchase the s e fn e i. e js e j. Sec. 33 and sw-jnw j. Section 34. township 12 south, range 11 east, W illa m e tte m eri dian, and the tim ber thereon, under the provisions o f the set o f June 3. 1878. and acts am endatory, known as the "T im b e r and Stone I j i w , ” at such value as m ight be fixed by appraise ment. ami that, pursuant to such ap plication. the land and tim ber thereon have been appraisixl. $441.00 the tim- ber estim ated .>83.000 board fe e t at 50 cents per M. and the land $149.50: that said applicant w ill o ffe r final p ro of in support o f his application and sw om statem ent on the 12th day o f O ctober. 1911, b efo re I. P. H ew itt, U. S. C om missioner, at his office, at Redmond, j Oregon. A n y person is at lib e rty to protest this purchase b efo re entry, or initiate h contest at any tim e b efo re patent is sues. by tiling a corroborated affidavit in this office, a llegin g facts which would <U-f«-at the entry. C. W . M oore, R egister. First publication A u g. 3-Oct. 5 City Dray Transfer Line All Orders Given Prompt Satisfactory Attention The Redmond Transfer C. A. Adam s. P ro p 'r. Mr. Farmer i We are now prepared to install Pumps and Kitchen Sinks in your homes. This is something you need. It is a labor-saver and does not cost much. Better let us talk to you further about this matter. Call up Phone 417 and we will give you full details. WE DO ALL KINDS OF PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL WORK and carry a good supply of material for this kind of service. For further particulars call on THE C. R. McLALLIN CO., Officcon E St. between 5th and 6th, KEDMOND. Phone 417
