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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1911)
"Forked Horn Hutte.’ ’ elicited the following explanation hy a person who is supiwoed to know. l\ihli»h«-«l i-veri Thursday by l„ the early day» * homesteader h h * . i Ml MM went huntinir on the butte und XT K»'l»»««M*, IMtlllhW killed n forked horn deer, and Official Paper of the t’it> of Kctlmond over since that time in »peaking of that locality it hau been *le*^ SI 1IS« KimON KATKSJ ilimited .is Corked Horn Hutte Slnctl) in Ailvwiv One war, • #1 M t'hrrv nxuilh». .’»V There are day* when you Six mouth». .75 Sinai«« copa«» ADVERTISING K A T K S k n o w n WAN T to buy sometlnm:. and days when you <0 GH I «•* buy upon application You may pnwtioe M «kr all imuirva (siyable aisl :».l.lr.*» somethin*. all «-omniuiiicaUoMa to II. II & I ■ I vont thrift cet ««si on both <»•«•« l ’aimer, Krdntonii. lln yu ii. sionu if you're un mi reader. The Redmond Spokesman Follow the Finger fn lr m l ax arctwtd >‘I wm matlrr Juo U. ISItl at tlu- I'lWtolUrv at Redmond. On'i'uii, un.b r lln* Art i>f M»‘h. I, I».«* Ketlmond. Ore., Ik«c. II. UHI |«o»i ! •I'**»*1 % #U' lu'pi »• »•» »* ****«*- rr > h>i> ihla * hit it t «H« t«oi «iu>< K>r •■fyimil«»« THE 191/ FAIR REDM OND BANK OF COMMERCE C a p it a l, S 25 . 0 llll .00 Given l rider Name of Des chutes Valley Fair Association Stoves If you are going to need any kind of Stove this fall and winter it will pay you to see me about this matter. I have all kinds and can satisfy vou. Everything in Hardware and Farm Machinery E. MAHER The South 6th St Hardware Man C afe R oyal Sixth and F streets JAS DOUGHERTY. Prop’r carries in stuck the LEADING BRANDS OF GOODS that are handled in all first-class cafes. F A IR W A S H E E D SEPTEM BER 19 - 20-21 . . . ... c . i M m i ; i,f t C arrie* it 4 'omplete Stink of I.umber and Huilding Material Rustie and V Sid inf/ Flooring . Headed ( eiling IM .E A S A N T R ID G E Talk alunit Oregon » lieauliful climate, even the chickens get filled as to the time of year. Two of Mr*, Ralph Sherwiaal* hens, thinking it was spring, have each hatched out a nund»er of chicks. Charlie itooth is hauling hay to H«nd for the Slier w«»»l Hn* . und bringing home lumber to finish their new bungalow . George Hunter had two team» hauling lumber from Hend tin» week to build a new liarn. Mr. ami Mrs. Hensley pur chased a new phonograph and now there is plenty of music in the air. Mr. and Mr*. Hensley enter tained a nuntlwr of young folks, a few nights ago. All the farmers in this locality »"* bu8V P*0* 1"** The director* of this district, Messrs. Johnson ami Ewens. vis ited our school last week. W hat W as Done Then Can Resolutions of Condolence He Done A gain On a The W. C. T. L\ member» met at the home of Mrs. Cook last la r g e r Scale Friday afternoon and the follow ing resolution was adopted Whereas; It has pleased our Col. W. A. Belcher the other Heavenly Father in His w.s,« day brought to The Sjiokesman judgment, to gather one more office a copy of the 1907 official blossom, little ibiris Sears, unto premium list of the second an- Himself. He it resolved, that we. the nual fair of the Deschutes Valley members of the W. C. T. II, ex Fair Association, that was held tend to Mr. ami Mrs. Sears ami here Septemlier 19-20-21. 19U7. family our heartfelt sympathy in In looking over the premium this time of their sad bereav»- list it was found that a large and ment. May they find h n |M ' in the varied class of exhibits were tak knowledge of future reunion. en care of in the different classi- fications. All classes of agricul- ar*d may their aching hearts t>e ture were represented, and the healed by the loving truth of sport end of the program was God’s word, is our prayer. Early, bright, transient well filled out with interesting Chaste as morning dew, events. She sparkled, was exhaled. The board of directors were And went to Heaven. Young. ' B. A. Kendall, president; R. C. M n H. H Palmer I Immele, secretary; C. N. Ehret. treasurer; F. T. Redmond and Mrs. H. F. DeSouza, C. M. Redficld. In talking over Committee. the matter with some of the Using ‘ 'g<»>d money" to pay above gentlemen they stated that for "advertising." intended to the 1907 fair as well as the one reach |M>ople who do not read held the previous year, was a newspa|>er advertising, is a |>oor success both in the way of ex use to which to put gotsl money - hibits shown and attendance. for the person who does not read At the time these fairs were newspaper advertising doe* not held here the numlier of people read any other kind, either, lie in Redmond and adjacent terri does not know how to read. tory was small. Since then the population has multiplied many Real Estate Transfer» times and it is the opinion of leadiiyr farmers and business Furnished by tie- Crunk County Ab- »Irvi Company men in this section that a fair Inland Kmpirr C« , u> < hark» Win held in Redmond in the fall of ter», lot 10, blk 4. Mi-tolius, C«m IMI 26 1912, in conjunction with the W. A. Hel<-h«-r to II, F. Jone», J ml. Second Annual Potato Show, in e| lot« 13, 14. 16, I«, blk 3 7, would be the right thing to do, ,non‘*. *•'»*» and would be the neculus for the R«lmon<l T..wn»iic Co to l«>ren II holding of an annual fair. * 5‘ h'k Now is the time to begin talk- im m s . part lying »a«t ,,f stk „ mg this fair project up, and the Redmond, *xt*nd«d. $i. sooner the matter is gotten under Chadwick H. Irvin to liana Rederer. way the better will be the pros- M '• 1,111 **• Eilingrr* add. Rmlmund, pects for a successful exhibition . , . ■ , ( ro o k I o . I n v . a o ., to A . I'.-t.-ru m , of the products grown in this sec- „ , n., blh Hillm.n « tion of the county. Uidlaw Townaite Co. to tieorgta A. Let us all pull together for a w*l*. •*>» ». »»Ik s>. Uidlaw, *»«,. county fair for Redmond in tlie ,Vt*r A An.w«on u. Richard E. fall of 1912, to be held in con- a"‘'' l,,u *• £ "■ *,lk >»• H'llman. *io. .. Lumber Yard u . All kinds of Hough and Finish Lumia l««t me figure with you on your text lumber bill. Estimates furru»h«xj frt«c for all classe» of building«. Yards on Fifth St. between C and I) streets P h o n e m O ‘J N K D M O X D , (tifi Jos. H. Jackson S e lls ‘(juick M eal" and "Universal Ran* “0. V. B ." Sewing Machines “ The M otor” and “ A dam s" Washers Carborundum Tool Grinders Oliver Plow s, Canton Plows and ull kind* o f Eirst-clas« H A R D H A 12 E Joseph H. Jackson, W|M M V K L E Y E X P .('ll The Old Reliable Staje Line Redmond to Prinerille Daily P .i s s v m jv r s n n d H xpres» D R A Y I X C . n n d H E A V Y H A U L IS G B. S . Gook & Ci REAL ESTATE R e a l U n ta te a n d C it y P ro ptt O l f i c e n e n r l i.ir ih o f C o m m e n t Warren & Woodward C ivil K n ^ in e e rs BEN G Ö TTE R Contractor and Builder ^ W r hav<- b a il 10 y « -a r» ' a x p a r t » n r » , vivil i*nRin*-«Tirt|f S » m b ra e tn g Itilo a ll branrt** H-.im- i t fi. Ranh nf ( i.mm.rr. Hid«., 1« 0. Bo« 2W* Redmond Tow n.it» Co. to t;Uv »• Flans, Specifications and Estimates furn ished ror all clases of buildinK». Office one block east of Jackson's Hardware Store, R ed m o n d loot * J i“y Srh“-'« lot *»lk 26. Rntmond. ttwsi. H. rr to JoH,.,,hlnr M H, rr :tl ami :t 2, blk 112 . Hillman, |i. Norma Gail Taylor. Ui Walter M>«>ri-, *otH ^ '-* 2. Hillman. A pro« pc ron» «tore make« the most of its advertising material— it* »ervice, its price-concemriona, it exclusive sticks. A store that W h y It I* ( ailed do«*» not have plenty of adverti»- Forked Horn Butte mg material will, of course, not An inquiry a» to why the butte do much advertising nor much near Pleasant Ridge wan called prospering. wi IRRIGATION. SUBDIVISION. LAND SURVtTS Kutimatfg Furni»hiMÌ on Power Pianti«. junction with the Annual Potato rw-on, tot Z 4 . blk » .™i u„ „ b,L Show and make the affair an Z7 , R.-imond. $ 41 »». annual event. Mina L. Ehlera to 0. w. w.-iu, lot am----— 'Cl, blk 26, Rnlmond, tMM). * tore’ll ad m omittetl C, If ^ your . v v ,QQlrt, , ... from ANY ISSUE of thm new»- pajter, your store doe« not fignre at all in the history of that day— dot*» not "count” in the record and picture of the community which that issue of the paper pre- w n tu ' sent«. i p t. Wor tin *vi H\ Tou can k H everything in the PRINTING LINK at TUR SPOKESMAN. Nothing hut GOOD WORK Turned out. lln> Hy b r\i,, to liny I!4ft) >igh
