ÈAGE TWO
;
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
Redmond and Vicinity
A dvertisem ents published u n d er
thia head a t one cent a word for
each Insertion.
No ad v e rtise m e n t
L atest Sheet Music. Variety Store.
In serted for less th a n IS cents. O r
d ers from out of town m ust Inform
Z. T a lia fe rro m ade a business trip
us how mar.y issues th e ad Is to to P o rtlan d on Sunday
ru n .
Out of tow n o rders m ust be
Sacks and tw ine at the Redmond
accom panied by cash. <-»••-•-
In itials —
and -•
figures count as w ords
W arehouse Company.
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Im
prove
your
hom
e
by
planting
FOR SAI.K
9tf
F o r Sale— -A
A num
n u m ber
b e r of fre sh trees and shrubs. See Baggott.
milch cows. Oeo. L. Brazee, Pow ell
W. H. Hobbs and fam ily went to
B uttes. Phone 2509.
3 7 tf Bend on Tuesday.
H orse p astu re for re n t; $2.00 per
F. A. Pow ers of Tum alo was In
m onth. F. N. Abbe, Redmond
5 0 tf
Redm ond on business Saturday.
F o r Sale— F a r below cost, one
Ja m e s H utton of T errebonne is in
A m erican adding m achine and one
p ro tecto g rap h check w riter. Call at th e hospital with rheum atism .
Mrs. B. A. McMickle received the
Spokesm an office.
3 8 tf
sad new s of th e death of her fath er
W AXTKP
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hillman of
W a n te d Sheep. O. E. B u tte rfie ld . Culver w ere in Redmond trading on
Pow ell B utte. Ore. Phone 2507. 8t6 F riday of last week.
REW ARD
Do you owe the Spokesm an a sub
R ew ard— A rew ard of $500 will be scrip tio n ? Or do you owe It FOR
paid for th e evidence leading to the one? T hink it over.
Mr. McCloud of Powell B utte sold
a rre st an d conviction of anyone ste a l
ing c a ttle from m em bers of the his farm th e re last week to u man
Sisters-M etolius Livestock A ssocia from Bellingham . Wash.
tion.
Jo e H ow ard, J r., S ecretary.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Adamson and
Low er B ridge, Ore.
l l t f Mr. and Mrs. J. D. I.afollette of
P rineville were in Redm ond Friday.
TO TRADE
F rien d s of B. A. K endall gave him
To T rade— R egistered
H olstein
bull, 11 m onths old, to tra d e for a very pleasant su rp rise Monday
stock hogs, B. E. Livingstone, R ed evening in honor of his 50th anniver-
mond, Ore.
I 2 t l ! sary.
Mr. Phegley of the Pbegiey ii Cav-
F o r Sale or T rade— One V ictor
T alking M achine, w ith 75 records, I en d er sto re at P o rtlan d , was in town
and one p otato digger. W ill tra d e Tuesday looking over his in terests in
for p o tato es or grain. C. H. B aggott, th is section.
Redm ond, Ore.
1 2 tl
The Redm ond W arehouse Com
pany is in the m ark et for all kinds
of g rain, for which they will pay the
DENTON G. BURDICK
top of th e m arket.
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ATTORN E Y-AT-LA W
Mr.
R
oundtree
of
P
au
lin
a
is
now
P ractices in all c o u rts and U nited
th resh in g at S. S. T aylor’s place near
S tates Land Office.
REDMOND,
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-
OREGON Prineville, with very good success.
From th e re he goes to E. C. P a rk 's
place.
J. A. WILLCOX
ATTORN E Y-AT-LA W
Office J u s t N orth of M ohler Bros '
G eneral Store.
REDMOND,
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-
OREGON
Jesse S tearns, an atto rn e y of
P ortland, was in town on business
Monday. Mr. S tearn s is secretary of
the C entral Oregon Irrig atio n Com
pany.
W. B. DAGGETT
The W om an's Club is now in a
position to tak e o rd ers for (lower
bulbs. Anyone w ishing to sta rt them
early can leave orders w ith Mrs. C.
H. Irvin.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
U. S. COMMISSIONER
Office in McCaffery Building.
REDMOND,
OREGON
J. F. HOSCH, M. D.
PHYSICIAN
and SURGEON
O FFIC E :
N. E. C orner 6th an d E Sts.
Redmond,
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Oregon
DR. J. BARR
j
We Are Local Agents for the American Lady Shoes
S
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Toney have
retu rn ed from M itchell, Ore., w here
they attended the fu n eral of Mr.
Toney's m other, whose d eath was due
to a stro k e of paralysis.
The W om an's Club will serve tea
at th e ir club room s on Tuesday, Oc
tober 3. All m em bers a re cordially
invited to atten d , as m a tte rs of Im
portance a re to be discussed.
The engineer w orking w ith H enry
Beard s th re sh e r a t L ow er Bridge
met with a serious accident T uesday
at Joe H ow aru s place, b u t from the
latest re p o rts is doing nicely.
New Fall Millinery
Now on Display
,.v
Vasti
WE HAVE A MOST COMPLETE AND WELL
A
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SELECTED LINE OF HATS THIS SEASON
a,”
THE BEST EVER SHOWN IN REDMOND, AND
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WE ESPECIALLY INVITE EVERY LADY TO
;
COME IN AND BE SHOWN THROUGH THIS
DEPARTMENT.
WE CAN SURELY PLEASE
YOU WITH HATS.
*ct
L a d ie s ’ C o a ts a n d S u its
OUR DISPLAY OE PLUSH. VELVET AND VELOUR
COATS IS BY EAR BETTER THAN WE HAVE EVER
HAD BEFORE’. WE EEEL I’ROUI) OE THE SHOWING
WE ABE ABLE TO MAKE IN THIS LINE. AS WE HAVE
SELEl TED THE BEST NUMBERS EROM SEVERAL OF
THE LARGE COAT MANI TA< T ! RERS AND I EEI.
THAT WE CAN PLEASE EVERY TASTE.
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WHILE OUR ASSORTMENT IS KI LL. WE WILL BE
PLEASED TO HAVE YOU COME IN AND LOOK THIS
‘‘PLENDID LINE OE COATS OVER.
I
Wool and Silk Dress Goods'
I he scarcity of dyes is not noticeable in our ill
gossls. as we have all the colors th a t the fanhion* call.''J
the many splendid weaves make the dres ,
I hey are now on display.
All of th e horsem en and horses of
th is place and S iste rs a re now at
P rineville, in p re p a ra tio n
for the
fair next week. Several horses from
E ugene also joined th e contingent
here.
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ROBERTS
REDMOND, OREGON
IDE f f if HOTEL
VINCENTS
Livery&Feed Barn
I
♦ -
1 p <
■5
Money to Loan on
Irrigated Farm
Lands
W. B. DAGGETT
H
na
/
o rd e r to m eet th e dem an d s of R e d C line at th
next re g u la r m eeting,
Billy W ilson is nnlthlu
m ond people for beef.
¡S e p te m b e r 1
G eorge H. M acG regor, one of the
Mm. Duvall I k “ b a tc h in g ” and a t
house nt Pow ell Butts
Use
th
e
Rend
F
lour.
Get
It
a
t
Redmond, - Oregon
live citizens of the T errebonne sec tending R edm ond H igh.
•Money to loan on irrig a te d farm u p -to -th e -m in u te In all »
M arion's Feed Store.
4 tr
lands. W. B D aggett, R edm ond. 7tf mania.
tion, was h e re on business on Tues
C ontract yo u r g ra in w ith th e R ed
B eaverton, O re., re p o rts the la te
day. H e w as form erly a m ining en mond W arehouse C om pany.
• «»untry r o a d , a re becom ing h o r
7tf
D o n 't c o n tra c t your
potato
crop bard bit by blight and rib ly d u sty and a slight rain w ould
g in eer in Colorado and does not con
you have seen the Iteds
Mrs. M yrtle F ry re tu rn e d from her frost, and the dam age extensive.
sid e r m ining prospects in this coun
bo a c c e p tab le to m oat people.,
visit a t T he D alles on Tuesrlay.
house C om pany.
tr y e n tire ly nil.
Dale l.a fo lle tt Is staying w ith Mrs
Huy your fru it tr e e , an d s h r u ......
b.
r, .,
, .
i . r..
Hon
“ T he Iro n Claw las»
T.
E. itoe
Roe o r f H
onolulu is here vls- McCaffery w hile bis p a re n ts a re
Of C. II. B aggott. None b e tte r
enthnfi)a H m°
8f'hOO, is v" y ¡R ing his b ro th e r, J. B Roe
9tf th a n good at (he I« k »I
away.
e n th u sia stic over th e ir football team
„
Mm Ogg has b i, new alio filled a s show n by th e crowds
T he prospects have been ra th e r r.oor
B
H es and Bee Supplies at
Mrs M cK nigbf will give d e m o n
With
th e corn Which he raise,, on th • Is In ten sely d ram atic atei
, but m
Prob, w l„ le.
f'" “ 1 stor<'-
« « s tr a tio n s o f C h l-N am el at th e M unz
place th is year and Is feeling fairly T he “ G r a f t" serica ruBt:
all rig h t in the end. Adolph Myers
IJagKOtt g u a ra n te e s Oregon N ur- h ard w are sto re F rid ay , S a tu rd a y and
well satisfied w ith c o n d itio n s for the •lay - anil
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M onday
nlghta.
9tf M onday.
IS coaching the team and the boys i «ery stock. O rd e r yours now.
> outing w inter. T he frost m erely not q u ite a s Interesting,
a re out every evening for practice.
Roy W h ltset le ft last W ednesday
R L, Schee. W. F. K ing and Jo h n nipped th e corn, hut did no m a te ria l ,h * ’ R ’ d m o n d thester-g*
On Sunday the Misses Irene and for E ug en e, w here he will atten d Ross w ere P rin ev ille people en ro u te dam age. M essrs C hapm an and H unt log th e ir c ritic a l last«
<o the big ro u n d -u p at P endleton of Low er B ridge a re also filling th e ir I
Jessie H utchins and Anna B oettger high school.
fle,j F u r H alurday night
Redmond, Oregon
Rev. A llen, p a sto r of th e M. E yesterday.
an d M essrs E arl Stevens and O scar
Hlloaa from <orn field , of th H r ((W|) a n n o u n c e s a th re e reel fe
F . J. S te w a rt, It. R. p r |ce ari(1 w raising. Mr. C hapm an la utilizing his
Jo h nson m otored to T um alo. They ch u rc h , re tu rn e d from Lew iston,
and W o m en ,” together 1
L. H a rris of th is section w ere on the au to m o b ile for pow er In th e work com edy p ic tu re
a ^e th «‘r Picnic dinner on the banks w here he a tte n d e d conference.
A two-f
of the D eschutes and in th e aftern o o n
Donald B urleigh left last T h u rs P o rtla n d m a rk e t w ith five cars of connected w ith th e filling
Is set for S u n d ay nlghl »i1
w ent on to Bend, re tu rn in g hom e in day for C orvallis, w here he will a t good c a ttle on M onday.
Mrs. Join, K lssler Is at th e hom e E pisode o f "G ra ft ”
th e evening.
te n d th e O. A. C.
C. W. H elm of Crooked riv er Is of h e r son. F ra n k , n e a r Pow ell B utte,
Services at the M ethodist church
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. L afo llett left Just finishing a fine new hom e. Most his week, g e ttin g a c q u a in te d w ith I IH »TATO GROWKItH* *
C. L. GIST, Prop,
as follows: Sunday school, 10 a. m • T uesday for E ugene, w here they will of th e c a rp e n te rs a re from th is sec her in,w gran d so n .
l*OHTI*ONKD TO M
m orning w orship, 11 o ’clock; serm on visit relatives.
tion, as well as th e p lasterers.
Mr. an d Mrs. Ham M ahaffey, who
subject, “ The R elation of th e C hris
D esch u tM Valley Poti
T he M ethodist Episcopal C onfer have been re sid e n ts of th is section
The K ern fam ily of A lfalfa a re to
A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN
tian to the W orld." E pw orth League give a dance S a tu rd a y at th e ir hom e ence held a t L ew iston. Idaho, re c e n t
m
eetin
g w ill be held on <
or a n u m b er of years, left W ednes
at 7 p. m .; evening w orship, 8 p. m ., and a big crow d Is expected.
ALL OF ITS APPOINTMENTS
ly, re tu rn e d R obert H. Allen as pas day for H erm iston.
e rn o o n . Hep te m her .10, Il
subject, "T h e H ig h est H e re d ity ." A
Mr. R obbins who has been a t Uma to r of the local church for a n o th e r
Mru / « - t e r of Pow ell B u tte | , •he 2 3 rd , a , prevlouslf
cordial invitatio n to you to atten d .
tilla doing go v ern m en t w ork, Is now year.
th re sh in g a t Mr M lera' p la t,. From T h l, c h a n g e Is made on
SISTERS, OREGON
J W. B row n, one of th e su b sta n in Redm ond, living on th e experi
A p a rty com posed of the K endall all re p o rts th e g ra in Is ru n n in g very • he T u m a lo F a ir being c
«late. E v e ry potato gro<
tial citizens of T um alo, w as here on m ental farm .
fam ily, Willcox fam ily, W right fam- heavy on his land.
T uesday. He figures th a t county di
to
a tte n d th is m eeting •
B. L. Tone and C u rtis Bailey of
th e M,Me> Du«»n.
B end's baseball club Went to
vision has no very g re a t su p p o rt even S isters passed th ro u g h Redm ond on H endricks and R eynolds, w ere up to
( n a tte r , of v ital Import*
I’rln ev llle last Hunday and J o v e the
in th e T um alo section, a s people have i-uesday w ith som e fine race horses he inland at I^aidlaw Hunday.
op
It H. P
h
o y - th e r e a fine d ru b b in g . It I, said
been considering th e m a tte r from a lo r th e P rin e v ille fair.
Actlni
T he first re g u la r m eeting of the
•at J e s , T etherow pitched an u n
business sta n d p o in t and can see n o th
J
u
n
ip
e
r
L
ite
ra
ry
Club
was
held
W
ed
A carload of wild horses from Seth
usually good gam e.
in g in It b u t a chance for h ig h e r tax
TO THE HTOCKIIOLI»
D ixon’s place, near P rin ev ille was nesday afte rn o o n , S eptem ber 13, at
O H. H a sk e tte , a c a rp e n te r, who
atio n , and of th a t they have about
It
DEHCHLTKH . mltg
shipped from here W ednesday for the th e hom e of Mrs. J. A W illcox
had lived at Bend fo r a year, com m it-
all th e traffic will bear now.
being th e re g u la r election of officers
P endleton round-up.
PHONE CO.MP
««I suicide on T uesday. D om estic
A Powell
B u tte correspondent
th e follow ing w ere elected for the
TRY US
Mrs. C. A. O rdw ay re tu rn e d last
c a X i “ an<1 b° ° ,e “ re 8“ M to be
ta k e s exception to some of the sta te
en su in g te rm :
Mrs. Olive F u lle r
T hu rsd ay from Mt. V ernon, Wash
T h e re w ill be a m<
m e n ts of th e very active press agent
w here she had been visiting her Pres dent ; Mrs. C ynthia K eller, vice’
s
to
c k h o ld e r o f th e com
T h e re I, an epidem ic of m easles at
of Bend, whom, It is alleged, claim s
p re sid e n t; Mrs. Je ssie D lttlm ore, sec
d a u g h te r, Mrs. C arl H inm an.
day,
H eptenilior 25, 191
F
u
gene
e v e ry th in g in sig h t for th a t place
A ban has been put on ,o-
Phone 170
Redmond
Jo e Giles le ft S a tu rd a y n ight for re ta ry , and Mrs. O da R oberts, treas- H al a c tiv itie s and a d o s e lo o lt-o u M , a t K h re t'e H all, Redo«
when as a m a tte r of fact th e re Is very
,A .f te r 8Mn” ’ d,,K!u««on th e d u b
th e east side of th e B ear Creek
th e p u rp o se of dividing
little in the a g ric u ltu ra l line in its
dec ded to ta k e up th e stu d y of c u r held for new cases. T he p re sid e n t's
B
u
tte
s
to
b
rin
g
back
a
n
o
th
e
r
bunch
to ta k e u p an y o th er 1
vicinity. T he Spokesm an’s notion Is
re n t events, as they did last year nien ill"? aHk, <1 ,Or “ "t a t «ra*nt of
T he W ilson Club w ill m eet a t the
th a t false sta te m e n ts and claim s will of c a ttle for J. B. Roe, th e Redm ond
r On,e,‘ Wh° h"** hBd ,h <‘ niay com o b e fo re th e m
th e r m a tte rs of In te re st to th e club X . s e
W ilson hall on Monday evening next
alw ays ev en tu ally redound to the butcher. T his is the second lot In
,
He
in
ease too la rg e a n u m ber o f v ital Im p o rta n c e th*
and a full a tte n d a n c e is desired.
a fte r
m,e n ,'” ,r8 WCre
and
tw
o
w
eeks
th
a
t
have
been
bro
u
g
h
t
h - v . not had th e disease. .C o o l wli her be p re se n t to tak e c*
d e trim e n t of th e locality th a t sends
a d istance of m ore th an 70 m iles In a fte r a pleasan t a fte rn o o n th e club
In te re sts.
ad jo u rn e d to m eet w ith M r,. Kmlly
C. H.
will be allow ed to leave th e city
Johnson Building
!
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'
H enry H ansen, Ju d g e H endricks
and Mr. Belshe, th re e prosperous
fa rm e rs of Moro county, a re building
fine su m m er co ttag es on ,.ie Metolius
river. T hey re p o rt several others are them out, hence a re scarcely w orthy
of notice.
in ten d in g to build also.
DENTIST
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Get Your Fall Hat, Suit or Coat Early, While Our Stock Is (
Stt