Spokesman
Redmond
l'uldished at I hi* “ Huh City” of Central Oregon
1:1 l>Ml>NI> « HOOK roi'N TY . OREGON. THPKSDAY, NOVEMHER 21. l!*ll
9 GRAVITY
WATER PIANT
•I
osth I
Plant Would Ik*
Hiomiral In Way of
Maintainance
C o jl.l) HE i i o i l t
T MODERATE COST
I'l Supply Need* o f City
V o r Number o f Years
to Comr
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>f i gru\ ity « ¡iti‘i
m
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-i
coinril. in mift
Jj ^ H ir.h favor nmonu a majority
i
fat
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ni
Ttií economical fea-
___ oí the «valent arc »h a t ap-
taxi*«', i-rw. ami the
uniteli Ml|>pl> of
for .lomeatic ami tira pur-
^P
..I, i another
^P'
o f the Kvutein.
ritv hai* a Imml inane of
h <1 f'>r a muni, i
^Pha'ei- «ivMi-in. ami it irt in ti­
mated that not all ofthat amount tat.** from thi« «ectiun that are
» i l l I n - ns pii red to inalali the on exhibition there on the corner
gravity ayM.-m an.l m i -
......f Third un.l Washington atrreta,
» h o l.-city, l'ut tillar in "tundaid
•l-mch lire h ydrant* in the b.i«j
neaa ami r.-Ni,|emv,hat net h Mml
other» iae « -.turili -.hint' un up to
.late » ate r plant for the c tv
are attracting a great ileal o f
attention, ami moat any hour o f
the .lay « m a i l ia »rat he re.I
. em u the exhibit The 0 - W |{
\ \ (•„. him the exhibit in their
I lie ayatem after . • >ni|>i< lion
» " n i . I la* very economical.
Th e
maintamance charge» ».»uUI I n *
only nominal. One man eonl.l
t.aik after the whole ayatem
The pro|K «itimi in to obtain the
»a t e r from the mam canal <>f the
fVntral Oregon I mention t'o
I Ilia w ater contea ilir.-ct t r o n i
the lK-achnt»-H river near Itemi,
ami accor.hnir to phynician« ami
othcra who have t.-Nte.l the » a
ter. the purity of the water in
good.
It la proporteli tornatali u filter­
ing plant at the ranervoir which
will make the »a te r kn pun- aa
can lieohtame.l from any «a te r
plant in the country. So it » ill
la* «een that there ran I n * no
ipierttion a n to the conuiimer get-
ting pure, » holi-Nimie water
The plan in t*. Ituilii a . ..... .
alm.it thrii- mileit from the city
ami keep it full of »u ter from
the canal. Sufficient water will
la- atom ! to meet the ileniamlii
o f the city for a number o f years,
an.l n good lire p mom re ob­
tained.
d o» n to » n ticket office.
»•»
Our Potatoes Attract
Much Attention
Col. \S A llelcher. o f thia city,
hai* received a letter from hi«
daughter in I'ortlai <1. Mr*. Mann,
in which «he ntat.-N that the | n >
THINKS REDMDND Wilt
BECOME H I M c m
Faith in T h i» Section
o f Slate
The following communication
ha« l»*en receive»! by The Spokes­
man from J. W. Miller o f Mil­
waukee and shows that he. like
the isNipIc hen*, pin their faith
to lie» I morn I an.l the Keilmoml
I >iNtriet
Mr. Editor: i am certainly
i.I.-, un ..I with your progressive
publication, amt lielicve in time
The S|K)k(*sinan » i l l Is* one o f the
largi-st |>a|N-rs published in the
west, as Redmond seems to be
filled w ith enterprising business
M-t.pic. ami 1 would say. push a
goo.I thing along ami you will
surely reach the goal, as Red­
mond. from all I read, » ill be a
large city in the nenr future.
Just keep on Ismsting.
■
The S|mhesnian’ s Job
Printing pleases.
and prices as low as the lowest
In the items mentioned lx*lo\v you will find many hints
of why it will lx* to your advantage to come shopping
here
$ -25
25
3 Ciins Marigold M i l k ............
-25
White Laundry Soap, per bar
-05
Inferred Stock Catsup
[(iloU* 1'hread, white only, 8 spools
-25
.2.>
1 <|t. Pickles, sweet or sour, in
Mason Jars
$
The Dalles Diamond Fancy Pat.Flour 1.50
Ginger Snaps. |K*r lb...................... 12V2
Rice, line quality, Id lbs.
1.00
Pearl Shortening, 5 lbs., (>5c, 10 lbs, 1.25
FRIDAY, FOR CASH ONLY
»
11611«. Best Cane Granulated Sujtar for $1.00.
EH R E T
$1 worth to a customer
BROS.
BIG DEPARTMKNT STORE
HIGHEST IN QUALITY, LOWEST IN PRICE
W e always
Pring us y«u r
Hutter and Kggs
We have the agency for both the Edison and
Victor lines, and will sell them on easy pay­
ments, $5.00 dow’n, $5.00 per month.
Party Has Bet»n Working
Between Here and the
Sisters Country
If you already have one, come in and select
some new records.
M A G A Z IN E S
Can we have your magazine subscriptions this
S IP P O S E D TO BE
S IR V E Y IN G OLD L IN E
season?
Our agency can give you the lowest
prices quoted by any house in the world. Make
SjR*ndinK her money to the lx*st advantage has ceased
to I k * a problem to the housewife of this community.
She knows that when she trades here she will get her
money’s worth, and lx1 thoroughly satisfied with her
purchases, because she knows site gets lx*tter values
jKriukle Com Flakes, 3 for..
Kiold Dust
PH O N O G RAPH S I
Milwaukee Man Has Great
Business Is Good Because We Have Made
[
Good With the People
‘4
r I
C. E. ENGINEERS
LOCATE EINE
*1.50 PER YEAR
Pay Market Price
up your list and send it to us.
Railroad
Rumors
Again
Rife That Redmond May
Ik* Junction
Do it now.
An example of our special clubbing rates.
Everybody* O 9 A CosrooplitanO Q A Womens Home fomp.O I T
Md lures
\ merit an L f L A J (osvnooolitan
Mendenhall's
During the |ia.st few months
several surveying crews have
l>een in the field between this
city and Sisters, and a few weeks
HOT D R IN K S
COLD SODAS
ago a *crew o f surveyors were
working four miles west o f here
near the old line o f the Corvallis
Air Eastern K. R. survey.
The
surveyors
ami engi­
neers were in the employ o f the
Corvallis A Eastern railroad com­
pany, for they cashed checks
here given by the aiiove com­
pany. and made no secret that State Hank o f
Redmond J. P. Duckett Intends to
they were an engineering jiarty.
W ill Assist the Farmers
Establish His Saw mill
Further than that no definite in­
and Ranchers
Near Railroad
formation could lie obtained from
them as to what line they were
surveying or what their purpose
The State Bank o f Redmond
J. P. Duckett, who recently
was.
has made arrangements to bring bought the Roberts sawmill at
Hut the fact that the Corvallis
in several cars o f dairy cows to Sisters, was in Redmond last
& Eastern railroad has had engi­
be sold to the farmers and ranch­ Thursday in company with E. M.
neers in this section leads to the
ers o f this section who are desir­ Ashmore, who is connected with
belief that the Harriman people,
ous o f engaging in the dairy busi­ him in the milling business. Mr.
to whom the Corvallis & Eastern
ness.
The bank people want Duckett stated he intended to
now lielongs, are cheeking tip
those who are interested in th is; move the sawmill from Sisters
the old surveys made some years
matter to call and see them at nearer to Redmond and in closer
ago by the Corvallis & Eastern
at once so they can obtain a proximity to timber. He expects
when it was an independent line.
definite idea as to how many will to have the mill located and in
Three surveys were made by
want cows, and the kind they running operation in a few weeks.
that road.
One crossing the
desire. Already a car has been The capacity o f the mill is from
Deschutes river at Iaidlaw , an­
contracted for. and as soon as 20,000 to 25.000 feet daily. It is
other crossing the river near
all those interested in dairy­ Mr. Duckett's intention to manu­
Cline Falls and entering Red­
ing have been heard from the facture shingles in the spring,
mond. and another north o f this shipment will be ordered. It is
and he will turn out first-class
city. It has been stated by those expected that a prompt and lib­
lumber as far as manufacturing
well posted on the matter, that eral response » ‘ill be made to the
the product is concerned. Mr.
liank's
offer,
and
the
cows
the most feasible site for the
brought in here
inside o f a Duckett is an experienced saw­
Corvallis & Eastern crossing is
month. The bank offers to bring mill and lumber man. having had
near Cline Falls.
in either Jersey or Holstein cat­ many years exiierience in the
Since the completion o f the tle and sell at a reasonable price
business, and he promises the
Oregon Trunk railroad to this on easy terms.
people
o f this section a good
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city, and the leasing o f the track
grade
o
f goods at a reasonable
Read Gregory’s ad on last page
o f this road from Culver to Bend
in this issue.
price.
by the Harriman people for a
lieriod o f 99 years, it is stated
that an outlet over the mountains
for the Corvallis & Eastern and
connection with the Deschutes
road, the Harriman line that
runs from the Columbia river to
is the best companion a person can have to
Bend, has lieen desired. Red­
mond has always been mentioned
pass their leisure hours away with.
We
as the junction point o f these
have a large number o f Standard Copy­
two roads, and from the activity
righted Books that we sell reasonable, and
that has been shown the past
invite you to come in and inspect the stock.
season in chocking up the old
surveys o f the Corvallis & Eastern
it looks as if something in rail­
road building would be done be­
fore many months, and Redmond
made the junction o f the Corval­
W e have in stock three new High Grade
lis & Eastern and the Deschutes
Pianos that we offer at reasonable prices on
railroad.
BANK WILL FURNISH WILL LOCATE MILL
COWS FOR DAIRYING
NEARER REDMOND
A Good Book
Pianos and Sheet Music
Dairymen to Meet
Saturday Night
W. S. Rodman, secretary o f
the Dairymens Association, an­
nounces that the association will
have a meeting here Saturday
night, November 25th. Every
dairyman and farmer is invited
to attend as business o f impor-
I tance will come up.
liberal terms.
W e would like to show you
these instruments. W e also carry the larg­
est line of Sheet Music in the county.
W. H. AND ERSON
Opposite Postoffice