Crook County Journal.
COUX1Y OFFICIAL I'Al'Kll.
THURSDAY, JILY 18, 1901.
Lava Lore. Mr. Fred Smith.
Fn,morr,-S..larel.m.l..l,nt. Mrs. Noblo is quito Ml Itt tllC
Whattd.all wo write? All about! ,,omB l,t hl'r lP,,tur M-- - w
Official directory.
the celebration? It wast a miceeus
and that in all wo could ask. There
were visitors from Antelope, Prine
ville, inters, Bend, Newsom creek,
and our sister state, California.
A feast of fat things was spread
lilenn
The celebration on Maury moun
tain was a grand success. Quite a
crowd gathered there Thursday
morning and enjoyed a quiet visit
until noon when a nice luncheon
in the shade of the pine trees. Af- was spread, then dancing was in
ter dinner the crowd adjourned to dubbed in for a few hours in the
STATE OFFICIALS.
Governor T TfiEF.R
fcecreury uf Statu F I Dl'NBAK
Troumii-r C 8 MtHlltK
p?Pub't I the hall where a feast of the soul afternoon, when a few families pre-
lVimor W 11 LKKPSl was enjoyed. Mr. .Koseoo Knox pureil to return to their homes
lirj A Fuod Com . . jyHy read thw titvlacation of independ-Uhile others remained for the
Senators " ' I once, after which he delivered alliance at night, which was very
U J MlTC"E.VI.'i historical oratk.n. coin'' back to ! and lasted until daybreak.
Congressmen.
Supreme Judgei.
fT H TON U I E
i
M A MOODY
fCE VVOLYEKTON
( FA MOO UE
7TU JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Judy,. WLRRADSHAW
rrosucuiing Any.. FRANK MENEFEE
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Joint Senator J N Wtu.MMsoN
C R A Emmkit
Joint Repres'n'tive -v T H'JIcIJrekb
I. A S Robert
Judsre W 0 Wilis
Clerk I J Smith
Sheriff W C Oonolcton
D E Temileio
Commissioners. ..
I H.I Hkalky
Treasurer J X Foimiextf.r
A'seKSor J D I.AHi l.LETTK
Sclio.il Sniit Wm BoKfiu
Surveyor C A Graves
Coroner Vt M H Blind;
Stock Inspector Joe IIinkle
Justice W R JIcFakusp
Constable Ed Gekow
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Mayor LX Liooktt
(Will Wckzwlilkk
I F W Wilson
En N Whitk
Ccuncilmen D F SmwAr.T
I A H Liitmam
CM Elkins
Recorder M H Bri.l
TreHsnrer M A MihirE
I.liirshal Wm Prixe
Society Ufoetinys.
PRINEVILLE LODGE. NO. TO, A.
F. & A. M. MeetJ ill Masonic Telll
)l on Saturday before full innim uf each
month. T. M. Baldwin, W. M.
M. E. BRIXK, Secretary.
CARNATION CHAPTER, NO. 44, 0.
E. S. Meeta lecond and fourth
Thursday of each month in Mouic Tem
ple. Miss Grace Belknap, W. M.
Mrs. M. E Brink, Secretary.
0
Meeta in Odd Fellows' Hall every
second and fourth Saturday evening'.
M. R. Biogs, N. G.
H. P. Belkxap, Secretary.
CHOCO LODGE, NO. 101 A. O. U.
W. Meetsin Odd Fellows' Hall on
the early days of our forefathers, Miss Mabel Dennett Iris been on
their hardships and struggles for a visit to her parents, but returned
our freedom and independence. ' after the Fourth.
Coming down to the present day, j Charles Liiclling and family
he spoke of our vast wealth as a : navc pone to Prineville. Mrs. Luell
nation, our influence on other na-. jn's health is very poor this mini
tions of the world, touched ex pan-j nier.
sion and, in fact gave a synopsis of j Miss VnA Vanderpool will close
the history of our grand country in j a thlve 1U)nt,14 urm of W.,M,, hm,
plain but eloquent language. Af-j noxt Friday. Wii.eUosh.
ter tne oration me song America
was rendered by Mr. and Mrs.
Allen, Misses Lillie Knox and
Maud Vandervert, and Mr. Cald
well. Foot racing was quite a fea
ture of the day. And they danced
all night and slept all the next
day some oi theiu.
Bt'Nvn Grass.
I A Gallon of prRB LPJREEU OIL miud
with ft gallon u(
'Similar
Price Paragraphs.
From our regular correniwudeut.
We are having very warm weath
er at present. The hills are be
ginning to losi their beautiful
green and arc donning the golden:
brown and vellow
-1
males 2 jalloM of thi vtkt BUI Paiw
in Uie uuld
cucr
Hng.
the aecond and fourth Monday, of ea,, I for ra,lk Hampton through hay
ot ynurpnlnt bin. Id f All vont nrnAKM thn
I'VV.K l UIV.1 l.kADrml U AIlfOLUTKI.Y MT Kll
e ivoue. Hammak 1'aint Ummloi.f Hi. nKirru
Prf.uim-tu urrt' J'AINT 4TiKJALUph as all BiOU fainter IU,
rUSJ.tl.13 lt .ml U grvundTiUrK, VUiVTKICU. fin troulilp t.
now that grass wal be snort tins; orAristtusr. KdBrnntpuiiiuuitNiuwia
. ,. . . at i- r cost, aid li
fall, and stock poor.
Randolph Gtlon and Lelanj OZmiWf
Harris contemplate a trip to Walla! aTToCRA.Bi.!m,pn,orfBi7.
Walla, in a few davs. Mr. Gibson! --"AMMABi-AJ.NTCo.,st.Luia,aio.
goes to take horses to the market, j aad uaranteed h
while Mr. Harris will remain there
through haying and return this
fall.
Mrs. Frank Hackleman's mother
and two sisters arrived the lstinst.
from the Valley.
L. V. Tiee arrived safe and
sound last Wednesday under the
watchful care of Marsh Logan.
C. F. Bovnton began cutting!
and putting up his hay this week,
Ed. Hollis is helping him.
The Q boys who went to the
railroad for Mr. Hackleman, are
expected home in a few days.
U.K. Parrish intends working, fjnrwh nnri
Elkins.
Prineville, Oregon.
G. Springer,
V
'Draft,
BKtEota or
ui nth. Dr. E. 0 Hydk, M. W.
L. N. LlofiETT, Recorder.
ing.
Willie
Gibson returned home!
rt UN BEAM LODGE, NO. 3i D. of H. from Buck Creek a few davs ago.
Carriage JfCoraca
Odd Fellow.' Hall every
1 neaday e-.eu lit;,
Mrh Pkakl Rowell. Chief of Honor.
Miss Ethbi I.ioiiktt, Rec.irder.
PRINEVILLE fASIP. NO 210,
WiiiiiIuihii of World Meets at Odd
FelloW Hall on the tirat and third
Thmad ly evenings of each nomth
C. E. McDowell Consul Commander.
.1. L. Mi-Ci'LuicH. Cleik.
The Hackleman men and A. M.
and F. C. Logan are very busy
gathering their cattle and brand
ing calves.
Mrs. Norris Morgan is on the
sick list this week.
The long looked for, long pre
pared for, and at last welcomed
Fourth of July is over. The picnic
was a fine one, the dance also,
with a slight exception; some po,
"woolv" and had to be taken down.
I USn ,,','D'iE' ,-,;5 K- p " ' Nevertheless the dance was enjov-
tm in Odo fellowa' Hull every Wednea- , '
rlay evenii)i All hnitheis in good stand
ing invited to attend.
W. A. oooth, C. C.
J. L. Mi;Ccllo:h K. It. S.
Young stallions and mares,
also a few young teams for
sale.
WUM-1
1 L'NIPER CIRCLF, NO. 37,
IS en of Woodci-aft Meetx every Friday
n'enini; at Odd Fellows' Hall.
Miss Efka Crook (iuaidiau Neighlior.
Mis Iia O.MEii. Clerk.
Haystack Blood Stock Ranch.
Haystack, Oregon.
1 1 LOT TENT N.). A3. K. 0. T. M. !
-Meeis ill (Mcl fellows' Mall every
second and fourih Thursday eveninua in
each month. P, P.. Howard, S. K. C.
J. O. Cvros, R. K.
ed bv all, especially one young
man, for his best girl threw both
arms around his neck, at the time,
the woolv gentlemen was taken
BUY THE
down. Oh! Art!
Jumbo.
NO.
n RI NEVILLE ASSEMBLY.
r K:3, U. A.- Meets mi odd FelloAa' ; neighborhood, but hay hands are
nan eierv nisr. ami iniru inursilay even
ings in each month.
E. 0. Hvib, M. A.
Wabrki Browv, Secretary
LOOKOCT REBEKAH, NO. 103, 1.
O. 0. F.-Meetsin Odd Fellows,
Hall every hra and third Saturday even
iooa lu each month.
Mis Gkack Reikxap, N. G.
t'CERK TE.VIPT.E, NO. 2.1, RVTH
h., ie Sisters - Meets eer 1'rrst snd
:!- i:. v.. i.'o v.-, ,. ( y i:
K '.'v-v;. V. of ... r.
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SEWING MACHINE
Do not be deceived by tlirsie who ad
vertise a $00.00 Bewiiig Machine for
$20.00. This kind of a machine am
be bo'iKht from uh or any of our
dealers from $15.00 to $13.00.
WE MAKI A VARIETY.
THE HEW HOME IS THE BEST.
The Feed determines the strength or
very scarce. -weakness of Bewing Machines. Thy
.. , , Uoiiblc I ecu eoirililnert Willi other
Mr. Bennet is rrcover.ng slowly! BtroU(f ,Mjntg lnkt the Acw Houie!
from the accident he had a few the best Hewing Machine to buy.
Knotting ths dlf-1
f'-rent atyim ( j
Mi winir Mai'lilm-
Adriasice Buckeye Mowers
Reapers and Binders.
Holler bearing, well biilaiicetl,
no necli weight
Also Jjiclvson Hay Forks, Carriers,
Blocks and Derrick Irons.
1
8cnd for Catalogs
FRANK ELKINS & CO.
CHAMP SMITH.
SHTfl'
Wines, Liquors,
Domestic and
Imported Cigars.
IS0M t'LKKK.
BBEFTME.
Ja The Celebrated
5 A. B. C. liecr
i Always on Hand
rroprw'ors of t!:c Yx'wiWU Sola WorLs.
Two Doors Smith of
Firnl National Bank.
!)RK,
v
Type Write
rs
of all makes folcl mid rent
ed. MineojirajiliH, llekto
(;ra'ihfi, Ollice and Dupli
cating Goods, Decke, Lit
ter l'retws, Etc.
Write lit for price on
Rubber Stamps, Seals. Etc
Coast Agency Company.
STARK 8T.
l'ortluud. Oregon.
OUll LKADEIl.
The Verv lkst. tVritu fi r Uooklet
Prineville Planing Mill.
John B. Shipp, Proprietor.
l.inufiicturer ami dealer in all kinds of rough and
dressed lumber, shingles, brackets, mouldings, turn
ing and band sawing. House Finish made to order.
Agent for Rambler and Ideal Bicycles and Sundries. '
Mill opposite Prineville Fiour Mill. YurJ, 2d St., opp.ilu I. O. O. F. Hall.
Prineville, Oregon.
31. JliDDman, H
Maury Mitej.
Krom our regular cirenjoii Jent.
Haying has commenced in this
weeks ago.
Calvin Morris of
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. V. Bennett.
VT. "1 l,. . ' 28 UplonSn.N.Y., t'blcago, 1 1L, Atlanta, Oa,
Mr.ulennhas gone to town in KLILi.' mi .T:x..BanFraucUoi.cJ
I , " m-TTMi iiucnin -t
A'tta DOn , 18 we imuiufaciure and price bel'uic purciiuniug
THE M EOME SEWINC KAGHIKE CO.
ORANOC, MAIS.
search of hay hands.
Vi Lncv 'm;th has gone to
vov'u. J.'Tvu; 'i Vtiw.x f..r :.!.
Ne'Tr Home Sewing Machine
Co.
furniture and
Undertaking. . .
Carpets, Ifjattingand and J&nolcum, 'Doors,
Windows, Slass, (Paints, Oils, Uar, Building
and Carpet !Papor, Soreen (Doors and Screen
Wire.
Ei
All kinds of Lumber.
Siemembor, S deliver in the city ,
tftough jEumbar, par 0 fO I I
WOO VJZ' W
fioorinff and Rustic 25. 00