The Redmond spokesman., November 16, 1911, Image 4

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«h o is «Hit for the min he enn
make, more than f««r the real
(rood lie can «I»*-
The democratie gam# III til.
eastern ami mi.Klle slat«» has
«ak cited up some of the leaders
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tliey do not net a hustle on ano
strengthen their fei«.*«1 "
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Bry an s prediction of a democrat
Knt<-r,-*l ** »,vim«l oU»» matti-r Julv
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victory at the next presiden­
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On>gi<n, uikli-r thr Act of M. li '. I'T'* tial election may I** a reali!)
Kedmoiul. Oregon. No\. B«. 11*11
Put your thnh into dollar*.
Put
One effect the recent o ld snap
had. an«l that waa t«» make a good
trade for the hardware men her»*
selling heating stoves.
your dollar* in the bank to gTow
and the answer must be
s u c c e s s
;
REDMOND BANK OF COMMERCE
Capital, $25,000.00
This is going some: A socialist
was elected mayor in Canton.
Ohio, the home of th«* lut«* Presi-
«lent McKinley.
Railroad rumors of new .*'■»»
*t ruction and extension# a.y '**
ing circulât.*«! m
1
eently . anil ui son < out.«
indications of revival «'I work
are prvtty strong, lhe IniiMing
"I tin* l or\ aids \ Eastern into
thia city to form u junction with
K. \ N. I V has again
th«* O. W
I w » >»*'ivc«l
Redmond has more musical, A
literary arul theatrical talent
than it would In* | hiss ibio to find
in many towns ten times the sue
.o f this.
STO VES
I f you are goin g to need any kind
o f Stove this fall and winter it
w ill pay you to see me about this
matter. I have all kinds and can
satisfy you.
Everything in H ardw are and
Farm Machinery
E. MAHER
The South 6th St. Hardware Man
Cafe Royal
Sixth and F street«
JAS DOUGHERTY. Prop’r
carries in stock
the
LEADING BRANDS
OF GOODS
that are handler! in all
first-class cafes.
Rend may claim all the tinihei'
Within a thmisand rnil«*s of that
iity. and all the irngat«*«! Ian«l m
the central |«art of th«* stat«*. but
there is one thing she cannot
claim, ami that is IwtU'rmail sei
A gravity «a ter system for vice than Redinon«l or oth«*r
Redmond would be an economical t«»w*ns on the Oregon Trunk lm«*
proposition after the plant iso»n south of Culver. Bend bas to
strutted.
The maintainance get along «¡th the «>M dinky
mail service via I’rineville the
would U* practically nil.
same as the r«*st of the t«>«ns.
The statement has l»een madi*
With tlu* «*ompleti«Mi <>f the new
in the Frineville |«a|iers that the
irrigation
prt»j«*«*t that Messrs
county fair held there this year
«en t behind in receipts. last Arnold and W eis.* ar«* working
year they came out alvnt even. on. a new tract of I'iOOO acr«-s
between h«*rv ami Sisters « ill Is-
opened,
and all this «ill Is- tribu-
Many cities in the Pacific
Northwest have adopted the
commission form of government.
and in most of them the proposi-
tion seems to work out satisfa«-
torily.
The Redmond stori*s ar»* mak­
ing big preparations to take care
of the holiday trade this year,
and make this city the headipiar-
ters for holiilay shopping for a
territory.
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A fall fair and potato show for
Redmond is about the right thing,
and the project is meeting with
favor among the farmers and
ranchers who have been aj>
proached on the subject.
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Readers of the Portland Jour-
nal miss the Mutt and Jeff car-
toons by Bud F’ isher, that have
been running in that paper for
a long time. The cartoons were
to the pajier what salt and pepjier
is to food.
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There has been no let up in
buildings ojierations in Redmond
this year. New buililings hav«*
been put up on all sides every
month since January first, and
people who have lx*en a «a y from
the city for a few months and re-
turned, express their surprise at
the growth the city made during
their absence.
tar>'
Kclmond ami make this
c.it>' llu‘ n» ,ural lrad,n^ l*""1 for
the settlers on this lami. This is
a matt*’r that th'' 'merchants ami
Imsiness men of Redmond should
rejuice in.
PLEASANT RIDGE
Mr. Gili-s, who has l**« n \ ¡sit
ing in Portland for several weeks
pa-**t. returned t«> th«*se parts last
wi*»*k alone, lie left his «log
Jack at Gray Butte.
Frank Hensley is making im
pruvements in the w ay of adding
a kitchen on his bungalow,
A. A. Green, who has l#*en
working at the Powell Butte
camp, returne«! home last Toes-
day.
Dan Stout and family, incluil
*nK Miss F.dith Stout, his sister
picniced at the Caves Monday,
F-'l Hunter ami Pearl Turner
attended church ut Redmond,
Sunday night,
much traveling on our
roads now-a-davs. But «hen
that old smoke horse goes up
through the Juniors every night
and <lown in the morning, the
w histles soumls very good,
W. H. Weblier returned from
the ditch ramp at Powell Butte
He says he has all his affairs sat
isfactorily arranged here and
will s«s<n return to Washington,
Mr. Temple had a fine horse
ruined last Sunday by running
Newcomers must not think the into the parb wire.
cold snap wc had last Friday / Farm work in this l«x-ality m
night is a sample of winter/all finished except potato digging,^
weather in the Redmond District 1 and rabbit hunting is now th«*
for it isn’t. The weather here iwi favorite pastim«*. If the dog
usually moderate during the win- can’t catch them, and you can't
ter months, and last winter no shoot them, run th«*m in a hollow
one could have wished for la tter log and shoot their ears off ami
conditions than obtained.
you will sure have them.
Mi . Spencer'ssister will gom
BEN G Ö T T ER
Contractor and Builder
Flans, Specifications and Estimates furn­
ished ror all clases of buildings.
Office one block east of Jackson's Hardware Store,
Redmond
The subscription list of The arrive from Canada for n visit.
Spokesman
is growing
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eastern and southern states. Thin Jum per ' ,r r 'e
week sev«*n new sul»s'*rilx*rs wer«*'| M eetin g
received from Tennessee, and
Mrs. J. A. Norwood entertain-
five fmrn Massachusetts.
All ed the Juniper Reading Cirrle at
these new subscriliers statixl the home of Mrs. Wr. II. Amlcr-
they wanted the pa|x.*r in order s >n on Wednesday of last week
to keep in touch with this part The meeting was well attended
•of Central Oregon.
and an interesting program giv-
en. Mrs J- A. Willeox proper-
Gipsy Smith, the Iytndon re- cd a (idper on Commodore I’erry
vivalist, is holding the atU*nti*>n which toM of the c»|H*ning of th«*
of Portland people now, an«l the |x»rtH of Japan U> th«* Unit«*«!
newspapers are devoting aa StaUw. Mrs. Irvin rea«l Mrs
much space to him and his w«»rk Willeox’« paper.
Mrs. Andcr-
aa they would to a national elec­ Anderson read several selections
tion. Gipsy Smith claims to save from Hearn’s K«*koro. Refresh­
souls for the go«xl it d«x*s, an«l he ments were scfved.
is a power in this line of work.
Mrs. G. L. Ehlers will enter­
He differs from Billy Sunday, the tain «m Nov. ¡¿2 at th«* home of
base hall whirlwind evangelist, Mrs. C. B. ilopley.
K. «’. I M M K I . K s
Lit ut ber Vari
Carries a Cúmplele Slmh
of
Lumber and Building Materia
Hastie and I Siding
Flooring. Headed ( eiling
All kinds of Roush and Finish Lumber
D t me figure with yuu «»i y imi - next
luniU-r hill.
Estimate« fun i h«d
frts- f.«r all cla»H*s«*f huibhiu-•
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The Redmond Spokesman f|lct-tl,art™„.imhhi*«ork. »<>.1
Yards on Fifth St. between C and II sir«
P h o n e m o '2
H K D M O X D , 01
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Jos. H. Jackson
Sells
(|iii('k Meal” and Tniversal Kami
“ 0 . V. B." Sowing Mat hiñes L
"The Motor’’ and "Adams" Washes H
Carborundum T cm »] (irinders
Oliver Plows, Canton Plows
Peter Sehuttler and other First-da
Lines of Wagons
A T COST.
and all hinds of Eirst-class
H A R D WARE
C O M E A N D S K K ME
Pe
Joseph H. Jackson,
B. S. (Book &
R E A L ESTATE
lie n t l i s t a t e .m il U it y
Pro\
O f f i c e n e a r H a n k o f C om m e**
& Woodward
( ¡vil Kngrineers
Warren
IRRIGATION, SC RDI VISION.
LAND SUR' ^
F.stimates F urmshed «>tt Power Plants.
W'i- hiv» hail 10 yi-ar»* nparWnr«*, »nthnvinf
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R»mmx i & 6, Bank «>f ( ommerrr Bldj{., P. 0. Box 260
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We carry the Heat of everything in ourli,,
Hoy, Grain, Ground F
Flour, W ood olid
Poultry Food
Redmond Feed & Fuel®«