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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1913)
l H (o#u 0 ^ y Monday n>« lit In tta'« »1*11 Visiting K n l f h U are . . . i i . | r ' i"l ■ " ■ X A Krll.lall. •' • Young. K of U á H Him. i l l M \ »11*1 It »< I COMPANt ■ | In. Ill (Mirnil’ ll I W Mul l I’nmir III t j jllntii.r Alintrm l Company % f t n.villa, Oregon m i'll: III ^i i n i . r i i 1 1 i i » m iigr. i.r n » tur.-. t i. .i n i nn» ' m u i J..I I III I l H l * " [l I,,.. Him»* lli.o.r. » it l. llli'M spark«. Prwp’r. I IMI < 'I I I * [on T r o uk l>nlljr arfi > from norili 7 S lain art' from aouih v lu pin 0. V l( a N Hally a r r ••• from nor lb 7 ul p in a ffl from nmitli kola m II IIAI KOI.. AkfiH rain rata rain rain Tha l,adlra‘ llulld of lb « i'rnaliy lorian d i u lull will moot wltb Mr. C. II Mcl.allln on Thuraday, Hopiam bar 2ft K II Killers of Plymou th, Iowa, f aib or o f lio o m n Khlara of llila i l l y , waa boro laal wook oil a »lull Mr Khlara wan wall pi. a.o.l a lib Mod inond and aurroundlng r ou n lry and .aid bo naw n pronporoua ful uro for lilla nor I Ion of tbo atalo A II Allln k bum hud a now olaetrlr alan pul Up III fronf of bln pin.o .f bualnoaa laal Huliirday Tbo alan al- irai la inurb utiotillou and wan mad" liy I' It ,M< I Tallin of t h la city, whlrh B«oa lo allow I bal I brio la no Hood of aondlna away to bavo olwitrlr alana mudo w bon workman boro aro compolant lo mako tbom In any do algu K II Ttrhonor. Mr Nollaon and Mlaa ll.-aardt furulaliod tbo inualr at l.ynrh A lloborla' opotilna laat wool. Friday tlnrmnila published utnlrr il al ono rout a aord for torllou No ailvartlamnotil for loaa Iban 13 canta Or Anyone doalrlna a good dairy or in out of l o a n inual Inform family row abould eoo K II Tlchotior, many laaura Iba ad la lo Itodmond lie baa olabt aood olirà 0 I of loan ordrta moat la f o r a a lo ktf |r.| l.y raah lulllala and Irounl aa aorda Many new hala are nuw In e v i dence alnco tho o ponina of the fall l o l l HAIJf tullllnory a»oda laat week y roaa, balfara and ralves M M Mobbe waa In I'endleton ae-. • ala., i » . . I borough brad <• |. C . ^ * ’ara " tu *>ac. lirdmond. oral daya laat week enjoying a vielt I lif with bla mother and elater and Ink ing In the Mound I p Mo returned ) l I I I ' , i i n k 1. . . » Iioul T.a a l ... r lO . *...k ..Ii lop " T i l U k l Holiday III » 4 4 » u t x l. NVarljr tt«*w In Omni Krnl 0 Jpr»n) cow, will br [In a f«*w d i y i Ralph M<- T u rrv b n n n * , Ore» 11( 2 f ar m for M il« near K m ltiio ixl [ p a r t i c u l a r « wr i t « * \\ A it S I» W n J Hl l t Jmut t * loti acre relinquishment near >nno in to Mice. 3uo Front I'ortlaud. lira kl. Ladies’ Coats, Suits and Hats Misses’ and Children’s Coats and Hats Children’s School Dresses Full lino of Kuatman Kodaka and auplloa al tbo Itodmond Pharmacy Tha haul man la praiular of all kodaka 7tf flaorao Prig mum, a druaalat of tTiolialla. wan boro laal wook on a vial! to tila father, who baa a farm al T » i > : r n o > K m u iin "T illo boro ho vultrd Dally, I • »■ I’ l'l rtun.lay, • a in. lo Ian*or lindar T tl Mto«ona at hla farm a mile north of tbo . Ity Mr I’ rlamoro n I lu I a III , 1 lo 7 i> in prraaoil bla aurprlao at tbo develop T j » i ' » | o l I H I Mill Ms Pally, n r n p l Huuilar. k 30 a ui inoiit of tbla aertlon and waa Ini- proa.o.1 with the future poaalblll- llea of the Irrlaalod aertlon k In 9 a m _____ Ja '-»'■■ I ll.nl. * I , m, «i na tkt aiatn Drover HliorwiMid loft laal week for north North Vaklnia. Wn , whore be will J W MIN lit K. I* M mako bla future homo aissiUKII COLUMN Fall Styles This Fall Arc Most A ttractive Ladies’ Suits and Coats T h e extraordinary change in styles this season make the new coats and suits most attractive. The designs are very becoming and easily worn. T h e manufacturers have kept pace with the times and have put out so many new weaves in the coat and suit fabrics that the selection o f an entirely new garment is made very easy. T h e corset factories have also joined with the style makers and are now turning out corsets to suit the new styles of dresses. Our lines of these g(x)ds are very choice. Call and see them. Mra II I. Jordan of I’ rlnevlllt, waa hero laat Friday attendlna the l.y lu h A lloborla fall op«*ntng Anything In the line of kodak aupplloa or Kaettuan kodaka ran be bought al the llodmond I’ harmary " ben you buy an Kaalitian you know you are aottlug the boat 7tf Mr and Mra C II Maggot! m ade a trip to PrlnevIHe laat Saturday NOTH K OF l i i ' T l sT ftineiit of the Interior, I nlt.-.l (tes I .and Olllro. The tiall.-a man. September 1«. |y| 3 I W j fcdgar I. Stanley of lledmond i-gon, Contoato«- to are hereby notified that In n tiler, who iTv.-e i l " ” Martin a».- 11..1 1 I tile . -ia bla pnatoffl.. a.| did on July SI. 1913. Ole In I offl. e hla duly corroborated a|» Ml. .11 to conteat and *< . lire the -II,iiion of your homealead. entry . Serial No OluJSk. made 4. 1» IS. for the South Half of tliw.-at Duaiter. Section III. and III Half. Northweat Quarter. So» 15. lownahlp 15. South. ItaiiKo l .<»' " lllaiu.-tte Meridian, and an anda for hla conteat he allegea aald Kdaar I. Stanley haa re Ined away from aald homealead l about one year after filing, that haa not made any realdelire on land, haa not made any Improve- »Ilia on aald land and haa done thing whatever toward making a kldenc). |You are, therefore, further notl S»d that tlo- aald all.*»: aliona will he taken by thla office aa having been ^Btit. aae.1 by you. ami your aald entry VI I be canceled thereunder without Jkbir furtha-r right to he heard there H . either befóte thla office or oil IB>|ieal. If you fall to Ble In thla ^ ■ l c e within twenty daya after the r 'I IIT II publication of thla notice. » * allow n below, your anawer, under * . :h, ap.-< III. ally meeting and re- •l Hiding to llieae allegallona of con t* T. or If you fall within that Higo Hn file In thla office due prmif that Won have aerveil a ropy of your un H w e r on the aald conteatant either In or l.y re g I glared mall If thla, S e rv ic e la made by the delivery of a * ” py of your anawer to the contest ■hut In irnraon, prmif of aucli aervlce ■I'1 nat tie either Ihe aald conteatanl'a B r i t t e n acknowledgment of hla re- Rl'elpt of Ihe copy, allowing Ihe dale |<>f Ha receipt, or the affidavit of the ■ person by whom Ihe delivery was I made atatlng when and where the I copy waa delivered, If made by regla- lle r e d mall, proof of auch aervlce I uniat conalat of the affidavit of the I peraon by whom the copy waa mailed. I Minting when and the poalottlce lo which It waa mailed, and llila affi davit inuat he accompanied by the poatmaater'a receipt for Ihe letter. You aliould elate In your anawer the name of the poatolflcti fo which you dealre future notlcea to ho went In you II. F H A N K WOODCOCK. Hrugglat Mutier waa ronflned to hla home gotera! daya laat week by alrkuega The lledmond Hank of Commerce will furnlah money to farmera to buy rattle or eh»*ep for fetslera 7lf Mr and Mra F II Colburn and family, who aold their houaehold gooda and real property here laat Saturday, haye gone to I’ uyallup. ti ll , lo live. ’* ▼ m ” 11111” Young, proprietor of the Redmnod Grill, hna bought a new typewriter and la now busy «-ngagi-d In trying to tame It so It will mak<* out men ua for hla restaurant. ’’ Rill lias tameil almost everything else, from a broncho to an automobile, and bets are offered aven that he »1!! get the tx-at of the typewriter. Corscâè Our trimmed hats are selected from Portland’s largest wholesale houses, who employ the best talent they can tfet to design and trim hats for them. They have all the natural ad vantages a trimmer can have and can turn out first-class hats at a reasonable cost. The extraordinary lar>re stocks of trim ming material carried by these wholesale houses (fives the trimmer exceptional advantages, so no two hats are made alike. Come in and see our stock. LYNCH & ROBERTS THE STOKE OF BETTER VALUES and LOWER PRICES We buy l!utter and K krs Herman laive, w ho hail li«*«*n hunt ing and flahlng near the headwater« »Tty. Tha new paator la a nit*n of of the I*»-achillea river for about flve broad, liberal vtewa. haa In-er. a pio weeka, returned home Thuraday neer In new aectlotm for a number of yeara. and la a pleaaant gentle lotrge congregatlona It J Hindermal» of Roberta I’ oat- man to meet offlce, 36 mlb-a aoutheaat of here, gn-eted him both forenoon and even waa In town laat Thuraday buying ing. aupplloa of Alfred Muni and other live wire merchante Mr lllndermnn Wanted A lady at home In K»*d- haa one of the beat 160 acre farnia mond (o give one hour'a private In- In hla aertlon of the county, heve« alrueflon each day to a child of gota any front In Ihe aprlng or fall, aeven. Addreoa XX. Spokeaman and alwaya ralaea a good crop. office 1 Off Money to loan on well Improved farina at l»-aa than 9 per cent. Red mond llank of Commerce. îtf fr r t-P r o o f Trimmed Hats a Rai h and team for aale. Inquire X. S » k.-aiuan office 6XIf The Mend tentila playera while here laat Sunday atnpped at the Nf< high grade bicycle, never ua Motel lledmond and tore off a fen ad. Iloaaonable Call al Hpokeaman chunka of talk and gahfeat with lotti.II.od l.ucaa. a former Mend man JftTrnerb REDMOND, We close 6:30: Saturday 10:00 Gibba— It costa more to live than Sweet Girl— My hired chaperone It did a hundred yeara ago. saw you kiss me last night. Dibbs— All the same. I wouldn’t Adorer— My gracious! What did Auguat A. Anderaon la building t like to be one o f those who lived you do? modern r»-*ldence on hla farm aouih- then. Sweet Girl— 1 discharged her. w««at of the city. R. K. Olson haa the contract. 0. Henkle. J Ryan. C. E. Hudson and N. Hoffman. Mr and Mra. J«>n»en and family visited at the Guy Sears place at I’owell Mutte laat Sunday. l’ n»fea»or J. A. Thompson, prin cipal of the Redmon«l ta-hool*. moved hla family In from their Pleaaant Ridge farm laal w«>ek and Is occupy- J. M. Judd and family arrived | lug the house on the corner o f Fifth home laal w»-ek from a trip over the i and F streets. mountains Into the Willamette valley. All members o f the M E. church | are Invited to a meeting at the Alfred Muni, the hardware man. church on Tuesday evening. Septem By order recelv»"d an order laal we»-k from ber 23. at 7:30 o’clock. Zink. In the eastern pari of th»- of the official board and Pastor W. county, for 400 feet of 3-Inch cas E. Hagan. ing for a well that la being sunk on W. I». Waldron of Walla Walla. a farm In that section. The news Ibis week unloaded a stump pulling paper publicity that Mr. Muni puts nutfft he expects to use In this sec out through the columns of 'I he tion o f the county. Spokesman la rapidly bringing hltn K K K H K K STKF.H S Mr and Mra I’erry Re»-dy returned results last week from an outing trip over I can fu rn ish f»-»>»ler steers to any- While In Prlnevllle last week Sat In Ihe Slaters country. Mr Reedy urday Mr. and Mrs C. H Haggott o n e w an tin g sam e In lots «>f any want up Into Ihe mountains, hut nays of this city legally adopted the two- qu a n tity fro m It* up. Tluise w ishin g hunting wus nothing fo speak of. year-old daughter of I». S. Smith, sam e s«-i»«l In orslers In iu m lta te l) to w hos»< wife died some time ago. ltf»ln in n il llan k o f C u «unserer. H arvey No use In buying an Inferior kodak J. H arris, lt«-«lni<inil. O re. Ill— Mrs. William Phoenix returned when you can buy Eastman Kodaka Sunday morning from her former and kodak supplies at Ihe Redmond home In Wisconsin, where she had Pharmacy. 7tf If You Want Your been making an extended visit. Al ihe Presbyterian church next J. M Smith returned Saturday Sunday morning the topic of dlm-ua- from a visit to hla old home In Wash ston will be "T h e Church of Phila ington. delphia Commended for 11.» Fidelity Alex Hrown Is building a ft-room and Expansion of Religious house on his ranch two and a half Register. T h o u g h t ” miles west of the city. Hale of Bral publication, Septem ber Ik, i ti| :i Rev W K Ragan. Ihe new M K The following Rend people were Hate of aei-ond puhllcallon, Sep pastor for Ihls dty. arrived here last here Sunday to alterni the tenuis tember 2 ft, 1913. week and preached In the church In games played between that town and Hale o f third publication, October the forenoon and evening. Mr Hagan the Redmond players Mr and Mrs. S. I III 3. and family are pleased with Red Keya, Mr. and Mrs tl. P. Put Minn. Hate of fourth puhllcallon, October mond. and think It la a model little D. M. Davis, Mannheltner P ro s , D. ». 1913. OREGON Hay Baled SEE Frontier Day W ALLA W ALLA Sept. 22d to 27th LOW ROUND TRIP EXCURSION FARES ...V IA ... Tickets on Final Sale Return l.imit Sept. 21th. 23th September and 26th 29th A Spectacular Reproduction of Pioneer Days Emigrant Trains, Stage Coaches, Indians. Cowboys. Cow girls, Racing. Roping, and Broncho Rusting. T. I. Temple MONSTER STREET PARADE He (Intontì. Oregon Phone 1702 Full particulars on application to any agent of the 0 .-W . R. & N.