llo r o T u n d a » '. M arch
VACUUM CLEANED
-
ELECTRIC LIGHTED
HOT and COLD BATHS
EUROPEAN and AMERICAN PLAN
h o t e l
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1 1 1 VI
THE
HOTEL
REDM OND
Is one of the larg est and Best Appointed Hotels
in Central O regon , and amply capable of meeting
the wants of commercial men, tourists and others»
is centrally located, and the tables are supplied
with the best the market affords.
Redmond, Oregon
PLEASANT RIDGE.
H. F. JONES, Proprietor
TU# M rui'l»; Quartette. which «HI
tt I *!*«'<!? here Tarad«* «-»«milis. March
:«ilh »I Mutua a hall ander Ui» au«
|il«*«<n of ih* Il j mi > ii .| Cimim»-rvl»l
l'liih i,..» k**n b*f»ie «h» public for
l ì toara ■ »nil I* perhapa the
known «-»>mi>«n» ,f II» kind In Ih»
nninlrj
Mlaa iNws Rlrhalta, «• •o|,mh,t
ha» »«MoJ very niui-h ln ihn P>'P*»- j
larllj «>f lh* quart*ll*
Harel Mona |
lo* Ricketts. »»
»• •
r‘ ’*' :
»pl.-uotia member « f Ihr quatletle.
• Ilh hor aa«l. •»*♦! *«>lfo, an«l haa
much Ut <!•* »U h the perfect Mead (
In« of I ho ruteo«
Pi «un hor appear« j
am o U|«m iho platform
*»,l,M
think «he « .««h ie r « brr » » t h a mal i
|or of bufino»«. • liti«* V ii* Michetta
n-gaida (ho «hoto u n ion ihm * •»
ou'« a hullilU ««rall<>n
ll»> mond McCord, ihr *u cr.«».u <*f(
Cho«tor I. Hirholl«. I» noi unir «
splendid l«>n«r. Imi bl« ***»h «• «n
lut; <*i M>n»t*>r »n«l ro»*|rr rank» « o ll
• Uh hl» predecessors
C "
Mono
Io*. Iho t«a»*o h»« l*oo n «U h Ih»
oi>ni|>an> a» tn»na«or fi«»m Iho limo j
of li» «>rganl*a<l<>a-
Il«-»l«lo» iho »in«in«. Iho romean* !
«l«o« an otroll.n i n>nrnrt » u h ornati
rhtnioa and tuorItulutpb«>«••• «h loh I» '
« o ll worth h«'»rln«
\.lt«l*»i>>n I« in
ront« fur aduli» and 31 routa for I
r hi Id ron
NEW
GOODS
W e wish to announce to tbc
J
Redmond and vicinity that our new »tock
spring goods is arriving daily.
W r will haj
the best stock o f gcwids ever brought foRjJ
mond.
This
stock consists
in
part of tJ
latest in
S h allies
Dress Goods
W ool
Repplettes
C r e p e s in allColon
Messaline
T a ffe ta s
Shantungs
Toga
Pongee
Crepe de Chine Silks
Chicago A bllnJing »lorm o f »now
■rvl «Icel iw rp l across th« North Cna
tr«l «late* Thur»l»>. heaping disaster
Ginghams
G a lla tia s
upon t.-an«p»rt«ti*>n «ml cummunlca
Curtain Goods
N o tio n s
Ladies’ Furnishings
G e n t ’s Furnishing
C C N T R A L S T A T t S S H IV k H .
Bbndo-g Storm of Snow and Siaal
Sweeps Acroaa Coal »ant.
lion facilities
Half a hundrol rltioa »«> * »hut oft
from communication with Iho real o f
tho world. Miloa o f telegraph and
tolopN.no poloa wora blown down or
wtroa cororvd with Ira until l ha*
broke
Tha anew chanced In man*
plaroa to sleet, which *a< blown Ilka
•hot bofura a ( i ! < that mrrraaa«l to
nearly «0 miloa an hour.
Zero wea
ther waa reached In aavernl pi
W e want you to »ee this »tock forwttre
A ssured wc can please you, both with gook
And prices.
t i . OOO.COO Pa.d for Art.
and John Rohde
New York
Benjamin Altman, a
Chas. Booth has sold hla tram and
Mrs. tilí n Mustard la scrloualy III ;
New York dry g » » !» millionaire, I»
Is going to leave for Harrington, at her home
now named a« the purchaser o f two
Waah . In a few days.
Grandpa Charlton, father o f Chas famous portraits by Yslaqauet. which
It la reported that Mr. Tem ple ha* Charlton, haa gone to Portland to recently came to this country.
The
the job o f ditch rinding for the turn- vlalt relatives,
pictures, which have heretofore hurg
mer.
A number o f young people c o n g r ^ . 1* " V " U » • " » ” •*
» • * A lt-j
man something over $1,000,000, it is
Chriat Peterson received 100 baby gated at the Buaaett home Thursday «aid.
The paintings are o f King
chicks from Portland a few daya ago evening, the in v u li.n being In honor ittilip IV o f Spam and bis minister.
Mrs Ralph Sherwood, who has been
* the Duke o f Olivares
Th.--. t , . -
They arrived In e icellen t condition , I.f D o ) d B u ssells llt k blrtl la)
quit» 111 for the past week. Is im
REDM ON D, OREGON
report an enjoyable evening. amJMhe date o f 1624, and are the moat
all being alive and healthy.
proving
expensive canvasses by this artist
Lloyd a royal hoat
on record.
Mr. and Mrs L. E. Smith and fam
POWELL BUTTE.
I R eceived too late for laat »e>-k I
It p e n
ot
p>d
o.«i«s
ily visited the Hunter family Sunday.
Four-Inch Guns for Aeroplanes.
W e ig h t
rio o i-xaads
(R eceived This W eek.)
Mlsa
Mamie
Shafer
returned
to
her
Mr and Mrs. Vosburg and the
Governor»' I aland. N. Y.- What la
It I. S p ok esm an >>•*••
G eorge Hobbs gave an enjoyable home Sunday, after a pleaaant week s aaul to be the largest gun designed to
teacher from Cline Palis visited at
neighborhood
dance
at
hla
place
last
visit
with
Mlsa
Alma
Johnaon
Advertisements
published
under
ba
carried
by
aeroplanes
was
tested
M a l e r f i l . . . 1er S ä e n to'
the Prank Hensley residence Sunday.
Friday night.
Fort thla head at one rent a word fnf chutes R<-etamatlen >s4
The mall for thla office will come successfully on a barge off
each
Insertion
S
o
adtertlsenienl
In
M. W Fry. who recently arrived
. kn»-en «a S• ail») OH» t
Geo. Haven and family are now by atage from Redmond commencing W right, in tho presence o f a number aertad for ie«a iban I » rents
0(
o f naval and army officer,. The gun V ' ™ ,
i
here from California and bought land,
residents o f this section, having com e Saturday, the 18th Guy Sears, a for
town must inform take pay In clearing |
was
IIred
twica.
and
although
.D
a
"
'
‘m
m,*
”
f
is visiting with C. Peterson for a few
here recently from Portland.
mer resident o f thla section, has the mounted on delicate steel spring«, ua how many Issue« (be ad la to long Urne cash ,-atawat* »
weeks.
run
ou t of town order« n>a-4 be
« r u « J«m«a i-aa-t f s . k*S*
contract
for carrying the mall
there was no recoil. The Inventor la accompanied by rash
The big ditch becam e obstructed
Ibltlala and
/
W ill Lawson made a business trip
Commander
(
’
¡eland
Davis,
United
Ocurra
count
a«
wor>la
Ith ice Friday night, overflowing Ita
Som e o f the farmers In this
V t o Prineville a few days ago
tanks and doing considerable dam- tlon were preparing the ground for State« navy. It is a four inch gun. IS
FOR b A L C
It H V Brows sat *k*
feet long, weighs ISO pounds and Area
I*%n Greenhalgb
visited
friend*
ge to the ranches of Allen W llcoxen onlona when the recent heavy snow
a 38-pound projectile at a velocity o f
While
W yandot!«
eroi
It hole horn« of lUnrtoft «tran bri
fall came.
Now the snow has ills more than 1,000 feet a second.
Island Red e««a for hatching, one J H I b am t *B)«gl 'T»*
fo r
appeared and we all can com m ence
dollar a selling
Ala, have an O I i:
r
C boar for aorvlre
the spring work where we left off.
T w o Killed In Striker«' Riot,
Albert Iler«.
Redtmmd
May
1
Karlin — The termination o f the
The new home o f Pearl Fulk«'raon
TO THAOI
strike in tha Westphalian coal fields,
Live, energetic newspaper ran vas»
la nearing com pletion We might add
where nearly 200,000 miners laid down
can make^ «mal motte« A| fly at
||u «rrwi r## «b##*
*
that com fortable homes are rather
their tools on March II. was marked
reman offi
u t f B rrn Iifrf»»i
«Il
*
the exception than the rule In thi* by two fatalities in attack« by «ini.
Two vacant cornera «m K atreet
fast settling section
era on non-etrikera working in the pita belwrrn hotel and ,|r(..t |0O,|OO Spring* Will take Rednmf«
Call at tkls 4 " *
at
Hagen.
A
third
man
waa
wounded
Ala»
(wo cornera. Mtxtuo same lora (iftifeitv
Allen W lllroxcn Is railing on ih «
probably fatally. In the Samar dis lion
Ft»r terms and particulars a«*e diesa Ho« I*«. Rrdsrtd. <*
ranchers In this section nowadaya.
, 4, f
trict the «In ker« have ala» abandoned the Jone« La loi (•„
In the capacity o f assessor
\ stock >>( grororiSS is
the movement am) gone back to work,
Hatching K ««» (roui Cristal W hile trade fot «lock ««<
*
John Tlngman a new story and a but the miners in Upper Silesia are
I
half residence, Just completed, |a a leaving the p iu in increased number« a aeiiln«
Order early and aav« da farm that ran ba tastai
nice Improvement.
When that gen
JK '
a ,, m ■ T W
«nd a half old
White Orpington rockerrl for aale
Notice for Publication
for M " T
tlcman follow s the time honored cua
Com e in today and talk this insurance busi
Ifeparfment of the Interior IT h M H H priser Redmond
>•(«
tom o f taking unto hlnts-lf a wife, Ijind Office at The Dalle« Oregon
Barn «>n H-mth
We bave for aala at our ranch good munti. AddrrM H. $ P * ^ I
as Indications would suggest, he will March 6th. IS12
ness over with us.
Perhaps
? ” * of
1‘ rlce ,
reasonable
Notice la hereby given that Will i Phone
he the envy o f the barhelor contin
add rea« Hhcrnood Broa ,
ferd Arrher of Redm>md. Oregon
gent
o
f
Powell
Butte.
you do not know —
Minali h o u s e rio«« »
Jotf
who. on March 30th
IMS. niwje Redmond
Inquire A 1.
Herial V,.
T The
h. ... .
The several rancher« In this com Homestead No IT,010
sonable
""
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S K I,S K I, M.-r -0 an-l >>n M|„|
. V*' 7 " ' ' " ,n " r ............ office
munlty who bought Holstein cow » of
i'H N K 'w Section
W. Tow n.hlp |! Mot. I It ,|, ~ ' " i ! »
b‘,K‘ k ,r« »
That we represent tome o f the be»t INSUR
the Messrs. Mackintosh and Brown South. Range |] Kaat W'lllamiMIe! a
' . . Tl * '* * '■ * $ for
a quirk .
ANCE COMPANIES in this country.
are delighted with their purchases, Meridian, haa filed nolle., o f Intention
I-n r, . D,m|X
enlbm J'.n
ljuid Co * t,*’ ,Ukm '** 8
-- • ——
'
f f ,nr,"•
That we are making a study of the Insur
as the row s are proving to be all to make Final 11«. v ,. , r
to
,
A silver watch
e*tab||»h
elalnt
to
the
Intel
nta.ve
ance business and are doing all we can to
„
those gentlemen claimed for them
location. T ei ma Redmond > n H
»«rllo-d, before f
p Hewitt, c ’’ó
g,
|
re»«
-nahle
H r as nable. Inqulro o f ||. m . Hmlth. Finder will He tr * » r«” ”
keep posted as to what each company is doing.
The ar-vcral acholara o f the Hheranl <',,n'"il*»lon*-r at his office, al Red Redmohd
same at thla »«lee
.
.
• f
3rd. That we are in position to know the financial
school who were lucky enough to be
on ,h" >r'«h
M i»C «L L A N «O U »_
I hour good lots south o f $• street
standing and reputation o f ail the leading com
entered In what la known m
The
Claimant name« na wltneaa.
1
railroad righi ot wa*.
panies.
Kapllnger Potato Raes,” have J.iai
Men Goiter, o f Redmond íirf^fifi, i . ' 1 ' r«Mif
nubi«*.
lx*t ua <1o >"#r n*1La ¿
B « ii G oiter Re.|
4th. That we could no! afford, even if we wanted to do
received th«'lr potatoes
They are
Mct'lnv, of Rednamd, Oregon I
printing High «rs>la
^
J ltf
aailsfacUiry The
so, to insure you in anything hut a first class com
flne apeclmena supposed to b e earlier
l!* 'i",'
'i '/ .
Kedtuond. tire
See Tlrh« nor
t-' " . n 1 Hall, »if TerrclHiiine tire
in.tn
pany. Our reputation is at stake.
than the well known Karly Rose. goti
,*-ra for b r e e d . , . « X f
IsrR**?^1
-
Mr. Kapllnger, a Salem man. origin
5 th .
That in case of loss, we are right here on the
...
( w MOO IlE, If "••(taf «-r
,fl 'f *»n*< mli«v| nr>,| i boroim hb »*.|
A c l a a 'l f l 'd advert
—
.
ated the potato, whleh he rnlls "The
Fir»! publication March I « April II
laland Reds.
Also K„.„| r ,, leas work hunter. *»•
ground to see that you get fair and just treatment.
J5|J
O regon," and In order to encourage | --------------------------------------------------------- (able fow l.
6th. That we can write the policy right here at home
WANTíO
schmil children along agricultural
A
I
mhi
I
20
so your insurance begins at once. That we will
■<><«. ml bodocti
A
work
team.
lines, and at the name time ad v er-!
iii 4
meet the rate o f any company whose responsibil
«II In grain; ; m il-« tmm town weight iMtw.en l l ® * » * * ^
tlae his imtato, he has Instituted th»
" f Myrtle Creek and I mile from
ity and standing is equal to those we represent.
not over * *e*r* ,,l‘
g
potato race
Kach child Is to plant
achiwd
Prlrn IlftN).
7th. That our companies are carrying two-thirds of the
No bulltllnga and harne»«
A'l'lr**®
and care for the potato, taking the
business in this city.
20 irrea "II In cultivation, good Redmond
entire crop to the county fair this
htMllèf» iiinl
8th. That whenever any of our companies have had a
fall, where they will be Judged, and j
hum, 6 acres In young
loss in this vicinity they have always been paid
the beat sent to the atate fair, where j
orchard, creek o f living w .ter, ben. h
with the highest degree of satisfaction to the in
»nd bottom land. «. mm I sell
y
the Judges will award prizes
That
Delivered to customers
ttlllea f„,ni ,„wn f(f Myr||(| Crw,k
sured. W e can easi y satisfy you on this point.
our young people will rom e In for j
»•rice, $2200
P r s fe r r „ h
their share o f prizes we have not a I
in any part of the city.
but would
t*rniR ,
doubt.
P la s te rin g C o n V * *
j hero last Sunday
(R eceived too late for l u t week I
Our school is out for the summer
in this district, and so la the water.
Fkrmrr« hare to drire thetr stock to
the river, which is very encouraging
to the dairy men.
W r understand
that the water is soon to be turned
into the ditches, though.
Gregory’s Variety
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
LISTEN! That’s the Fire Bell
Who’s house? It may be yours. IS IT INSURED?
This is the first thought we all have
when fire breaks out.
PURE
JERSEY MILK
L. DAILY
Redmond Bank of Commerce
Redmond, Oregon
Capital Stock fully paid in $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Your New
SprinK Hat.
If you are going to buy a new hat
this spring, take a look at the line of
millinery that Lynch A Roberts have
added to their atock.
FAIRVIEW DAIRY
W . M. OG G, Propr.
PHONF. NO 30 «
Radmoed. Or..
HO n r r«
•'•
b'",i. hi . 1.1 n< ,$r
i- U n d
!..if
good
\| \ ri I»*
»..il
A
n>" spring, small cabin, flne lot o f
limber and wood
Price $ 1000 . rash
A printing plani In amali coiinti y
•own for aale or trade
Price. $ 2000 .
nnd $100 mah will handle It.
I do lathing »nJ
at the lowest
ALL WORK 6UAMITÎFI