(¡< mm I Printing |s a
Has Put in I-anro
Stm'k of ( o m h I s
SLstent
Opal City Well
Dow n 355 Feet
Madras Pioneer: Geo. Austin,
well driller for the Oregon Trunk
railroad, w as in town today after
supplies for his well drilling out
fit. Mr. Austin is now engaged
in drilling a well at Opal City!
and says much difficulty is being
experienced in caving in. The
well is down to a depth of 355
feet now and the drilling is very
slow, being through hard ballast
rock. As yet there is no indica
tion of water.
[As soon as the workman finish
at Opal City they will start drill
ing the well for the Oregon
Trunk at this place.—Editor.]
Notice o f City Election
Notice is hereby given that an
election for three councilmen of
the city of Redmond will be held
on Monday. Dec. 4, 1911 between
the hours of 8 o’clock a. m. and
7 o’clock p. m. for the election of
the following officers:
One councilman to succeed J.
F. Hosch.
One councilman to succeed F.
W. McCaffery.
One councilman to succeed G.
M. Huffman.
Fol'owing are the judges and
clerks of election:
Judges -C . Hammond, J. L.
McDowell, G. E. Woodward.
Clerks J. H. Mendenhall, D.
L. Miller.
Voting place—At Commercial
Club room.
Hog Book»—Call at Spokes
man office and get free the book
“ Swine Raising in the Pacific
Northwest’ ’. A valuable book
for those who raise hogs.
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Even it lii.t .»H,* iu g
of Ihese
I'tijiri-Mton,-
and we invite the public to come in and inspect the
goods, for it is the largest line of Holiday Hoods
ever shown in ( rook County. Those who have been
in and seen the lirst stock of goods are asked to
come in again and see the new stock for we have
many articles now on sale that we did not have in
the first display.
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We have a large list of articles that will make accept
able presents for the older folks as well as the children
Lineim i! ». ,. |
and Una ati
M
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thè t Bregmi I r nk and &
Si N. m ira li hrrv
fi mah«-. 1 therr * il) be ai
working thr. vh thiadkt
will I h - m» taiic rimati
(««inda «il* »!-■• (■> thè a*
t » o galvanidil imo ».-^
guage Mi. -netalbr
wdl U- it|« rutili x* phot
and thè »«
r* ■ M|
phon<iltexe«l . 1 « a Mime
A Real Live Santa Claus
Opening of tne
New Garage
Depot Agent Baukol at the
Oregon Trunk railroad has re
cently installed a ticket case that
is seldom seen outside of the
large cities. The case will hold
the long coupon tickets, and Mr.
Baukol states that he can sell
tickets to any point in the United
States or Canada.
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HAS BEEN RECEIVED RECENTLY
Representatives of the Oregon
Washington \ Idaho Finance
company in charge of a Carey
act project of 30.000 acres near
l.aidlaw on the west side of the
Deschutes river met with the
desert land board at Salem the
21st. submitting reports consist
ing of niajis. profiles, engineering
reports, etc.
Officials of the
company maintain they are go
ing to succeed in financing the
project within the 90 days allot
ted to them to make good. If
they fail the project reverts to
the state. The ditches and other
work are worth at least $70,000.
Can Sell Tickets
to Any Point
K\cr> bit ..f printing %
»nit to servi-
_ 1
K IN D OF V\ |MhJ
OF HOLIDAY GOODS
Will Finance
the Project
Last night the new building of
the Central Oregan Garage.
Powers & Hess, proprietors, was
formally dedicated with a dance
by the Redmond Concert band.
Messrs. Powers & Hess have a
first class machine shop in con
nection with their garage, which
will be in operation in a few
days.
erted inVourfcJ
ANOTHER SHIPMENT
.1 H Mendenhall has recently
made a mimU'r of improvement*
in his store to ««.vomminlate tlw
largo stock of goials ho hits on
display for tho holiday trade.
N o« show east's of the latest im-
proved pattern have Uvn install-
od. shelving and other accessor-
ies to economically and expedious-
K handle the business have boon
arango»!. and tliis w»vk he is
showing a arc»' line <»t holiday
C ««Is. He is going to give away
some valuable pri/i-s to the ones
receiving the largi'st number of
\ot»‘s l«etw«*en ihw and Christ
mas. He w ill tell you all about
this scheme and show you the
prizes if you will call on him.
The galvani.-!-i »ire«vii
for thè M un-, 'tuli
will be on exhibition at our store from December Kith
to Dec. 25th, every day for 7 days before Christmas,
1
miw haa cv-ellcnt
vice, and thè <.perii
dejmt are all 'M irini
modatmg tu latroaa «< !k
vice.
REMEMBER: Do your Holiday Shopping early and it will he more satisfactory
You can buy now and we will put your purchases aside for you
Gregory's Variety Store
The |M rmii »I.. i< tmt
with hia prevent f urtato*
might lx- interiwtod i#
bave tu offer if )W ‘t
for. fi and E streets
him through an ad.
REDMOND
( Opening of l‘i»h
M a rk e t lit re
(ì. W. I >av
3
LOAVES of BREAD
FOR-
25c
13 Bread Tickets for $ 1 .0 0
H oliday C heer
MI L K
I
have
eatahlmhnl
a
milk route m kidmoml.
anti »ill deliver Purr Jer-
»»••y Milk to customers
daily.
I’rompt Service and
Satisfaction Guaranteed
I-»•■'■»• Orden for Service
at Central Tel. Office.
W. M. O G G
I honr No, :**;
Itwlniontl, Orr
that will help you properly celebrate the
AND
holidays. If you want a nice cake for the
Christmas dinner, or any other bakery
Transfer Line
article, we will be pleased to serve you.
Place Your Order for Holiday Candies, Fruits, Nuts, etc., with us.
HOBBS’ Cash Grocery and Bakery
Headquarters for (iood Things to Eat
All Orders Given Prompt
Satisfactory Attention
The Kedmond Transfer
* A Alluri», Prnii'r
BUCKLET EXP CO.
Daily stages to and from
all passenger trains on the
Oregon Trunk Line and
Deschutes R. R.
Madras. Metolius and
Opal City
Passenger and Express
J. C. WILLIAMS
Watchmaker
and Jeweler
McSherry’s Feed Store
Jobbers o f
FLOUR and FEED
-
OREGON
Dray Line in Connection
Frank Hensley «nd H
each bought a »agon
fine aheep fmm M M8«
Mrs. I »un Stillit i
er an«l brother are viiitiK1
Mr. and Mr« ( had In«1
ed at Jarret.». Sunlay.
Then- are «|ulte » r'
lieople trapi*«ng K*r
thia locality. I"*t
1
catch m«»r»- <k*gs P1**1
Dan Greenbalgh
thaaa iiarts Sunday.
Mr.
Temple
'*
hay U) Rednsmd.
giasl market. 1 * 1 » Mr.
selling oat atrnw
Hewens is selling l"*^“ _j
Mias Stew art of
visiting her grandnri®*
Swelley.
C. Jarret is having
pull the tre«-s off h** ^
F’ork IC«»rn llnttc.
t .im Cox waa i» D',<’
(ì. A. McFarlane
LAWYER
iWtire m all court» an«! 1J. 8.
i-Hoti ortie**
Postoffice Building
REDMOND.
A claMilh-d advertwflrit
rying a message of wj •
anta-, will almost ai*».*1
“ the answer ’.
PLEASANT KIDC
City Dray
We have many things in our store
of thii c3
«Halli d a l
v »et ir rii
in* on E atr«-et U-tw*« %
Hth atreet». and »tat« H
will keep a full hneofhài
ter»,
clam«. Inlett» *
ahrimp*. etc . oc «W d
tim«.
He »ili recrn* I
shipment.»
l’oftiiri
ha» <»■ ! .c .
- mri't |
ira laixea. etc.. »0 •• to
«lock f reah. «.iretaftd
the Urne
IL inwlfi tri!
tu rad and
e : f*
te«-a «atrifactum.
Kedmond, • Oregon
week
inirchaaing WPP"
cement for 1K « hate.
Mr. Abliey ^ hawjW
toes home. wi*t
J
fn»m hi« potato farm
chutes.
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cient servant g " 1 *** j
and answerer of ibf * 1