Crook County journal., June 20, 1901, Image 5

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Howard Mapptinlngs.
About nix inclius of enow full
lmru timing tliu i.orm last week.
Htock tiitiii in thin Kfction aie
very buny gutlivring und branding
fill VCII.
A. C. Knighton is building a new
Iioiiho to replace tho one burned
down,
lVrry Hereford, of Colfax, WiihIi.,
Jh vimiing relative and fr.ondt in
this neighborhood. .
Mini Lizzie Hawking has been
(jnitu ill ith iiiviihIuh, hut i now
lonvilluHCellt.
Mrn. Ida Ilogcrn, of Haystack, is
tliu giioxt of hit mother Mrs. J. A.
lilevins thin week.
Mi'H, Itetiii Hereford in quite Kick
at tint homo of Mr. and Mm. V. J.
Wright.
l'risjiaratioiiH uru being made for
the celebration at Howard on the
glorious Fourth and a good time i
anticipated.
I)r. Rosenberg and George O'Neil
and wiL' nuilu thiH place u pleas
ant call hint peck,
Our (tinging school, under the
leadership J. II. Zeverlv, is
progrcniiig nicely.
Sunflower
Aluury flite.
From our re.nlar o .rn.n l.'iit.
The weather iH .'very changeable
with frequent showers.
The recent frorts have dine Home
damage to the early rye, but late
crops are looking well.
Grans iH good and horses und
cattle are in fine condition.
The Maury w hool iH progressing
nicely with eight scholars in
attendance.
Tho Mmry sawmill has closed
down until after the Fourth and
tho HawkiiiH Jirothers have gone
to their ranch on Ochoco.
The children of Jim Hawkins
have been quite nick with the
measles but are recovering.
Walter Morris received quite a
Mvere cut on the head recently
while working in tho Maury sawmill.
Tin r- will bo a picnic and dance
on the 4th of July at the old Kemp
and Carbon sawmill on Maury
mountain. Every one invited and
a good time is anticipated. Be
Bure and bring your bankets.
Clarence Wiley bag returned
borne from working for J. N. Wil
liamson and is getting ready for
baying. Wild Rone.
June 11.
a pet. It is a pretty little thinj.
Kmmot Eagan is a regulur at'
tentlant at onr Bunday school
Wo believe lie studies some of. the
girl's disposition more than do
his Hunday lesson.
Wo notice a great many teams
passing loaded with lumber ;rm
Derhams mill. This we tako as
an indication of "proHperty" among
the farmers and stockmen.
John O'Kclly had the misfortune
to lose twenty dollars in bills the
other day, and after a thorougl
search over which lie hud traveled
all that day bo found them in his
pocket. Ellis.
Hay Creek, June 11.
Paulina Pointers.
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What a beautiful morning aft
tho storm. Hnow fell to the deptl
of one inch on the 12.
Mrs. W. W. Foster and Mrs, J
T. Faulkner made a trip to l'rinc-
villo last week.
Wool hauling is all the rage in
this past of the country.
Mr. Grant Miller and Mrs. F. E.
Morgan made a flying trip to Hear
creek last week.
Quite a heavy frost visited this
section last week doing consider
able damuge to gardens and grain
Link Stivers and Al Stewart will
start for The Dalles Sunday with
wind; wish them success as it is
their first experience.
C. W. I'onham, of Izee, made
flying trip to Paulina on business
last week.
The citizens of Reaver creek are
talking of organizing a fishing
party for the 4 of July.
Vinec Circle gold a band of 100
head of cattle for f 18.25 per bead.
Mrs. liowen, of Purns, was visit
ing with Mrs. J. T. Faulkner last
week.
The annual cattle round up be
gan on the 17 inst.
ISiscar ami Mocho have gone to
California with their sheep which
they expect to dispose of at remun
erative figures.
John T. Faulkner and family
have returned from their trip to
the Deschutes with a fine lot of
speckled beauties.
Rose Leaf
Lava Lore.
Blizzard Ridge Items.
The weather goes on from bad to
worse; the ground was covered in
snow on June 11.
Our gardens have been badly
frost bitten this spring.
Wo are glad to learn that Mrs.
James Allen, who has been confined
to her bed with rheumatism, is
convalescing.
'We a ro sorry to hoar that G.J.
McCoy and family are Boon to
leave us.. Having sold their farm
the B. S. tfc L. Co. they will move
to Pine creek. They will bo sadly
missed from this community.
Our school is progressing nicely
under the tutelage of Miss Ronda
Claypool. Long may she teach.
Dean Huston bad the misfortune
to break tho neck of one his best
horses, a few days ago while trying
to break him.
Knox Huston has his new house
almost ready for occupancy. We
are very glad to welcome them as
residents to this neighborhood.
Jim Garrett is driving a team for
John O'Kelly this summer. Pro
bably there are attractions other
than wages for Jim.
Wilo Elkins caught a little fawn
the other day, which he is raising
From our regular corrnpondent.
We have had nil kinds of weath
er this week. Clool and cloudy
the first of the week, rain and fnow
the middle and warm and bright
the last. We hope winter is over
at last.
The outlook for a heavy hay crop
on tho Deschutes is better than
usual.
Gardiner Perry, of Prineville
passed through here with his sheep
eiiroute to his summer range. L.
C. Perry is at work on his ranch.
Mr. Watson, the mutton buyer,
is again in our midst. He ht
fifty head of sheep as he passed
through with the last band.
Mr. Adams, of Combs flat, stop
ped in for a friendly chat as he
was going through with supplies
for his sheep camp.
J. W. Howard came through on
Friday's stage enroute to his Silver
Lake Btock ranch.
Gardens look moderately well
considering the fight they have
made with the elements the past
few weeks.
The party of young folks that
went to the ice cave last Sunday
for ice to make ice cream, had a
pleasant time eating it around the
cheerful fireside. Bunch Gkass.
Lava, June 15.
Lout, on the streets oi Prineville,
on Monday, Juuo 10, a brooch, con
sisting of gold circle set with green
stones and a gold bird in the center.
Finder will leave same at . this oliice
and receive reward.
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A full 1 ine of
Ladies' Oxford
for spring and
summer wear,
not odds and ends but up-to
date styles, and good quality
Misses Oxfords in
Kid or Vesting Top
Good styles, a great
bargain, tuy( while
they last.
A fine line of ladies' mercer
ized and sateen underskirts.
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A medium priced .Ladies'
Shoe, guaranteed the Best
Value for the Money.
The Kith-Nathan & Fischer
Co's. Clothing is noted for its
good duality and perfect fit.
Simpson,
Wilson & Co.
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Fire-proof building, 90x300 feet, is now
ready to handle Merchandise, Wool, etc.
HAUL Y0U3 FREIGHT TO SHAKIKO
DEALERS IN
Coal, Flour,
? Lumber. "Wood,
Hay and Grain.
Special Attention given to wool trade. First-clsss baling
and grading facilities. Also stock yards, latest plans.
All Modern Improvements for Handling Stock.
(French A- Co., Bankers, The Dalle
WLoRD.'The Dal!' Mtr0"
B. F. Lauoalis, The Dalles.
A. U. KELSAY, General Manager.
Gyrus, the Jeweler-
Watches
Clocks
jewelry,
Silverware
Spectacles and
ye Stasses
Society Sjhblcms
Violin Bows
and Strinys
Machine and
Bicycle Oil
Tffandolins
Banjos
harmonicas, tc.
jfttornoyaf-Caur.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
THR0N THKONSON,
Mines Examined and reported on.
ORES ASSAYED.
AH work given prompt and careful attention
Ashwood, - . - Oregon,
Jfc P. Eeiknap.
iPhytieian and Surgton.
Office in rear pi Adamsun, Winnek Co.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
. Sirintc.
Jfiloraey and Conn f lor at jCaw.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
Si. Xws
Jflttrnrjf-at-jCaw,
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
Lnrgesd and bent assortment of spectacles in the
city. Fine repairing a specialty.
Work sent in by mail or stage driver will receive
prompt attention. Sewing machines cleaned
and repaired.
Main Street opposite Salomon's Store.
. . .. PricevDle, Oregon. - ;
Phone No 2. Residence back of the
Photograph Gallery.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
Physiettin and Snryn,
Calln answered promptly day or night. Of.
' fice with Dr, V. Gesncr. Residence p
Redhy Hotel.
TSIXEVILLE. OREaOX.
JttTntj-,t-iiw tfotarj fuiia.
All bunineis promptly aud carefully attended
to. Collection a specialty.
PRINEV1LLK, OREGDN
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