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About Prineville review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1???-1914 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1903)
I I I i 'HIiNEVILLE REVIEW. ttrrr-s-! PS3DAT July 0, luoa pLOCAI.lCTTS. re genuine telly't photo it or art. 'rintMlle fire company No.l at If laat meeting, Totnl 120 out btlr trenrurey for Iht benefit of boj I Of llf'MKT. Hi . Yacy ha just fliiiehsd .dditioa to hit dwelling home ll having the entire building IS Wttriweiler, head clerk in Bend Mercantile Co'a store, I in town Monday and visited hit parent day or two. ierley Summer who hit been Ing eheep in the Willow creek ! try It In town spending hi ay with hie parent and ! iter tlohert Hoik nip ie very ; th typhoid fever. The little I baa bad a very herd spell fongbox'i are entertained fur etTJ. fan. flood that did o much f e ' at Jlrppner, drilrnred fty at I.eiinglon that foot . a 130 IKK). Fortunately no wera lot at thia lait place. I. Sayder il now in charge . Blue Mountain I!urau of nktaman Review, with head M itt Pendleton, rice ('. V. at wan ii now one of the edit Iht Walla Walla Union. I. Lipp'ntn it' Co. hare the Dp for their near furniture tfW epoke of in our laat fWhen finished it will he a id building well and neatly h tdl f Smith and Ralph Sharp , trl from working on th Kup't. Kiik of tin Warm Spring Agency end T. J. Dlanay, the agency hhukauiith, name over with tin IndiHii hand and ball team and pnt the fourth in our city. We acknowledge a pleasant call from the gnhtleineu and hope the oppor tunity may he repoatcd to meet them. , Dr. IlHrold Clark and wife arriv ml heme after a mouth htiice and wui warmly greeted hy hia many mentis. 1 he Dr. can be fnuud at hia old head quarter where ho will bo hnppy to meet his patrons and attend to their wanta in the dentistry line. Our old friend A. H. Kenedy, of Band, hut who for yrari worked for ua aa foreman, ennl ua on luet Mon day a couple doxen beautiful trout, which il ii unnecessary for ui lo say were highly appreciated. May brother Kenedy' slntdow never grow lea, and may hia luck aa fihln-rniaii increase, and in that in crease may no he often teniem bered. Miaa I.illie Fulton died at the home of Mr. and Mri. A. C. Sao lord at Shaniko, on laat Tuesday morning, after a brvif illncai. Her d.tah waa a great tho.k to the community, in which the hai en joyed unuaual popularity, with old ud young alike. Miai Fulton waa about 22 year of age. and being an orphan, hia made her home for a numher of year with Mr. an I Mra. Srtnford. She had many fricndi at thia place, w ho will learn of her death with sincere regret Herald. Hiihbil llnnl. On laat Sunday the memler of ilu rabbit club again had a hunt for the gold medal, wbioh waa wou by Dr. l, A. Cline, by the sma margin of tli reu rabbit aver Templelon, and five over Bay. Thia innkea the third time Dr Cline haa won the medal and by their rules it becoinea hit own The acore itood aa followa : Dr. C. A. Cline 3(52 John Tetnpk'tou 2.19 Walt Kay 2 V I. W. Hpean 1!I0 Totoal 74 which show the day ihoot to hare been a venlablo rabbit alaURbter, and do not believe It haa ever been equalled by any four ahootera in the aatne length of time. The people of McKay neighbor hood have made up a puree of? 45 for the Ixiyi to shoot for, which ie (o lake place eoioe time in the future. Dr. Ci ne ni he now wcari the modal, having won the aame by having the highest icoae in the aerie of bunla, will at hi own ex- Mme put up another gold medal, lo be called Iho Cline medal for the other boy a of the club lc shoot for, the winner to become the poa eesaor of the mine. We claim that our rabbit ihnot ing club ia composed of the beet hola in the ttate, and challenge any three men in the a lute to shoot j 'garnet Mraar. ('line, Kay ami jTenipleton, for any aum whatever. Thia in no empty challenge a the I'rineville boyi hare plenty of ituT lo put up. The echoo! board met yefterdny and elected the following teacher for the) public eehool for the en- 2 bl J Southern Irrigation Itch and epent the fourth at loe, li'iring again Monday work for the J i toll cam- t. Bet) haa been eiprrinoeing ftbe pleaaing eiperincea of krbo4, waa made aupreinly tatorday mcning by hie P turning from a ten daya trip aod, w here the haa been vi HeWa. Howard hfe familiar I for Tea re past been seen at fa of WuriweileritrThompaon alerklng at Klkine.tKlng. r taken the place of Clarool, 4 ft poaition wilrrWuuwe- (Onpton. 4nx rualic, and ftniahing Attobeuaedin VM: build I only he had at the well If flrmof A.IM.ipprnan.t'Co ' A. Knighten, one night laat week had hia wire fnice cut brtwrrn every ol for threo quarter of a mile, and Uhiii one of the jKinta waa a notice that he niiit have tlieaun- nliea remove.l from hia tdace th.l I""'" -t""r: l'r'"c'l'. Prof. E. E. the ownen of tranailory band of r,,ln i"'ediate department, aherp had lefl ihrre, aa their bate ' rr,,r no'!i i ,uh t r -! i t . ofiupplira. llcl.K.kno r.oli. e 0f 1 Ma'gerin Brink ; firet primary, Ada Ihe rrqutat rrfuaing to comply with ' VtMlrT eCt)n'1 Pri"ary, Pearl Van it until he recieved anolher 'notice 'rP"l- The feUctiona are all informing him if be valued hia life I fir" ,,U"" nd und" o manage at anything, be had heller move I manl of u, h lUo our lhi.aa.aum.lira. whirl. I,. .1 nlir ', H'lic arhoal will bo better than r i - i - -- - ('Bii'-ek IMrertnrjr. Service will bo h-ld a folio: lurriHT rnneville preaehing the aecond and fourth Hundaya. Sabbnth aiditwl every Sunday at 2 p. lu. ; I'rayer meeting every Wednei- day evening at H o'clock. Ilayataik preaching every third Sui day. Bend preaching every first Puti dav. Hey, Triplet naetor. reaidence Ilnpliel paraonage Priueville Ore, r-RKHDYTKRIAN Princville preaching the firet and third Sunday. Sabbath school overy Sunday morning at 10 a. in. Prayer meeting every Wednee- day evening at 8 o'clock. Rev It. I.. Alter Koaidence at MeFarland, hotel. U. V.. ( Hl'IK it. Prinovillt preaching the second and fourth Sunday at Ha. m. and every Sunday evening at H o'clock. Sabbath school every Suudny aH 10 a. m. Epworth league every Sunday evoninS at 7. p. in. I'rayer meeting every Thureday evening at 8 o'clock. Willow Creek preaching firft Sunday in each month at 11 a. m. Clajpool preaching third Sunday in each month at 11 a. in. Howard preaching the Saturday evening proceeding the Ihird Sun ny in each month. Ilr-v. II. C. Clark pastor, reniiln.ee M. K. par sonage, I'rineville Oregon. Christian Kndeavor meet at the t 'nion church everv Sunday even-. t eee WHRZWEILER S THOMSON Sinee oar flem Goods have arrived our store has taken on a spring like air. We have the largest and most complete line of Ladies' Dress and Furnishing Goods ever brought to Prineville. In the Gent's Department is to be found the very latest and up-to-date styles of CLOTHING We carry everything you are in need of and of the very best quality, at prices that will astonish you when the excellent quality of our good are considered. WURZWEILER & THOMSON : : : : Ing at 4 p. m. I eeoeo.ee.oeoeeoMooeo You will find a new line of fine! millinery in the wav of ladies! r. u. mmv a n .J children s nnn and I at eitiht o clock, a summer halt, capa, etc.. aleo new ; viouaiy announc. u ne summer drees good a at lowest ! price, (. all ana soe, J u Men a Mil llodg-ea Ike Hlnarr. nf the fourth ! did to Iheatore at Howard. ( ara of Thaake. t wish lo return my thsi.tTs lo all who aaaiated me with their inlhi uce an.l vote, to win the fine piano which the editor of the Re view gave away on the evening of the fourth of July. Ilia a hand ao me iuetrtiment and a piie I feel proud of, (ieorgia Hodge. Lut. Aliout eight mile from I'rine ville, near the Powell buitra, a hlark Cocker Spaniel dog. Hid a leather eollar on with braia plate upon it; end of dog tail elipet 1 A lilwtal reward will be paid A t the return nf the dog lo Ihe Uevirw otlice. 'ever before. A petition i being ctreulated aaking that the mail aervice be tween I'rinevilln and Silver Lake he increased from a tri-weekly aervice to ait time a week. It is something that ia very much need ed and we hope Ihe department will grant the request. nmki a pint o tnr Townnlilp In Tli IUm lnn.1 DtatrUnot hi th Ri erv) xrretd up. to-1it ft.r ua oenta cub tVwttMra Btniupa. HUDSON & BROWNHILL L. HKAI, KUTUTK AND INVESTMENT CO. THE DAi.LES OREGON MU Sdward C Pease Go. SHANIKO, omCC.ON. . , " I.) Ml r e ., 4 M ,i. t ' .H : .k-l .HtM J l.i IM 1 "i ial .III , lia li.ll. i win- . 1 1 Headquarters Tor Stockmen's Supplies eeeee ARK WIO YOUR DICAL1CRS? J i 1 Our foreman. Mia A ddie Vnn derjwol, returned home from Tort land yesterday evening, and in cnnaeipience the Review efflce will agniu reum it normal condition. Toe much fourth made us late thia week with the pajer. On last Tueeday an alarm of fire hail lieen pre Messrs. Thoe Halnwin, C. I. Winnrk ami J.J Smith, the committee who had heen (f(ir.ld lo count the! totes, in me piano eoiueei, mei ana ; -t. . : ii ii.l aiier earviunj cuu. bii vur rotes, awarded the piaro to Miss fieorgia Hodges, ss (die had re cieved the largest number of vete. and was ahead of Mis Vivian Ilenkle her nearest oponent, 6,1 2S vot. To one nd all r.f the contestant for this valuable priie, we. wish to was tuned in from Iho reaidence of return nur thanks, as hv th-ir Mra. Mcl'aniel, hut Wf.re the de- j rlTorta nur circnlation haa increased partment arrived on Ihe scene it to almost double what it waa when was put out' The lire caught in a we took charge of the Review, now winduw curtain from a lamp. J a rear, ago To our new patrons we will say, we shall s'rive in the future as we have in the pt to make the Review a welcome visitor particulars call on er.to all your home, keeping jn view 8. Mi'Mkkn, Lamonta, ! that to make it acceptable to jou. it must be in t;ie advance or all other. H is our intention each yrar to give similar conte.Ma and when our next announcement is made sever will be off-red, all of which will be only of lh.. best. For Bale or to Let on Sham. One hundred head of stock cat lie. For nddieii J Oregon. THE BUGLER'S CDEST la wII ripaii'lnl. He nan bis lunira to their fullert opacity. Tropic ia orrtin-.' rr no not itw mucn over 1111 tririr lung .1 rwr. The nnuml lunv .iirf.r. 1. I"'" comet Inert, nl orTrr prepared (rrounU lor u.t aiiora 01 ine grrmt or connitiip- 1 Hare u no need to warn people lion. tin t of the danerr . of conaumption, but warning ia con atantly nelel ik to neglect the first ayniptoma of di eaanl lunfra. I)r. lirrrt'i Cold. en Melieal Inarov fry cure olstinat eougha, hronehitia, bleeliiif Iuiir, and other condi- tions which, if neglected or un- akilfully treated, find a fatal ternii- Malign 1m mnaiimn. tion. It ia emir-; coniba positively y free from opi- atra and oarcotics. "About thrff yrT irol Ultra wllh l(t ciirh, Trmlhnc nl aptltlna ttlr-cd. wnln Mr. D J. K..tv Inwa. of Mpritif .ar drn. W. V 1 tml many rrmrttirt: n4b- A neaderrol levrntma. It i interestiMg to t.ote that fortunes are frquently made by the invention of article of minor importance. Many of the most popular devices are those designed to benefit the people and meet popular condition, and one of the most interesting of the that has ever been invented i the Dr. White Electric Comb, patented Jan. 1, ".'). These wonderful euro dandruff, ing inirl to hrlr. a; cn noiiin mm Mrdlral iiroi nrriii' fciur vl.li.t hti t-lrsMBt l-rllru. I cmima u lutv'tfv. Mr nt rmril to I alr.n a Imprli-Mi on. IVx-lura princnmrni It nlcrr of th.i.nn. I wni k-a nturly Iwo yw v of Ihe itmf lrilftl. U'a up lo 011 by atL I thotiRhi It wntilil W tnitniMlhlr for nit 10 lli over itlglll nl onr llw. 1 h-v-a'l ipll any hlcn tiiw fir mot lha twlv months, ana workr4 on the farm all lat.1 atwniM. it waa Ir. l-trtvr'l mrillciura that curvd ma." Accept no sutiatltiite for "Golden lied leal Ihacovery. There ia nothing "just as good" for (liaea-ea pf the stomach, The " Medina! Advtaer," In paper eov era, la lent frte on receipt of a 1 one-cent elanipa to par for mailing only, Addrea Dr. K. V. IHeroe, Buffalo, N. V. tftttttaaf Wa have a client ho wanla to go into fhe altM'k hiiHlnoea and wuul i like to trade an eleifunt eiht room cottage for g'XKl raiiK htiiaoa or atoek cattle. The iuHrty ia ei t mat oil three blocks I10111 The IVtllea lliuh School: Ima two lot; hHtlt, hot and cola wa ter; nice lawn; line haHement ; all klnila of Iruil and berrlee ulso haa a good barn, uorrall, hiekttn hoiiHn and lota, earriane Iioiiho an I ul'ier ntceaary nntbiitldinga. The prtiprntv U ne.irlv new and was creeled at a eoit of almut t'iSOO M. Would make a rerv dealrahle home lor sonut one n inl.ii.tr to m lire Innn hiixltutaa or winhltiff to (live their children fie henellt of X a l.liih aehiMil ednculion. For X further parMriilnra see or write to JIlllK.'N 1 llHOtVNIIII.I. Ith'M, Ka- i Tim A Imvkhtmknt t'o , Washing- I ton Nt The liullea, lregtu. But trade wiih 11s where von wi'l got IIUDP tiOODS LOW I' KICKS ; Uri;e etoi.k to K'Wt from, and ahereeviry effi rt will be made to give von complete rat'a'actioa. A. r it' nmniviiic tr i I.KMK.NTS. WAtiONS. lUHHJIK.V I'CMI'S. t'll'K FITTINGS. WIXD LM AM) A tiRK.VT VAKIETY Or KAUlI NKC K SITIES. ELKINS & KING PRINEYILLE'S BUSY STORE. Jiemember we liave RED FRONT BAZAAR M. A. TYE. & BROS. We have just received a new line of Men's and Boy's Ilata, Over nils, Overtdiirt, rnderwetr, Fancy Neck wear, Mulls and ll.i'idku'rclni'fs of nil kinds, also a full lino of boots and shoes. Don't forget that we c.trry Kresh Fruit, Candy, Nut, Cigart". a full line of Tobacco and hair falling out, aiuk and nervous headaches, and when used in con nection with Dr. White' Electric Hair Brush are positively guaran teed to make straight hair curly in 25 daya' lime. Thouaanda ofthee electric combs have been eold in j the various cities of the Union, 1 and the demand ia constantly in- j creasing. Our agents are rapidly" becoming rich selling these combs. They positively ell on light. Send for sample. Men' siae ;!"c, Indies' 50o half price while we are introducing them. See Want Column of this paper. The Elec tric) Comb Co., Deoatur, III. We have juat received a copy of the California Ladies' M:igatne, publithed in Oakland, California, i and it clearly ranks with any oth-' or mnpaiine of its kind in America. It reading matter is of the purest and beat and its illustrations are of the finest. Wo did not know until , we received the sample copy that auoh a magazine was puhli4i'd on the const and fully believe if it were generally known and thi poo ple could see it tlr.it it would im mediately h;tvo several thettsand new subscriber nd led to U lint It is only a dollar a year and is well worth the price. I Call and get Prices. : AH kinifs of Fishing Tackle. I j N. A. TYE d BROS.. PROPS ! RINEVTLLE, OREGON. t I No rl.ig floated from the court, house flag staff on the fourth on ing to the rope becoming rnttA ami dropping off Ihe pulley at the top. which was only discovered the da; before by deputy sheriff Claypool. We venturo the assertion that Crook county waa tho only county in the state of Oregon that had no flag floating at its court house thia fourth of July. In ket we have been her almost a year now and do not remember in thnt time of having efn, on any occasion a Hug floating at oiu court house. Why is it tbua? Wanted. 'jl)bugjtVi mUBt be gMd trtv(W Suits and Itwiw, ready to ,nd not too old and weigh 95o or i wonr, at Cormley the Tailor's. 1000 pounds. For further particu- lar cn.i t the Review offie. v ; : i "( t. . a ' . t "4 ; "a - .. . ... A ,' . v (, v
