Crook County journal., August 08, 1901, Image 8

Xocal TIfcntion,
Councilman Will Wuuweiler went
to l'ortlaud last week on business
trip.
fclifis Johnson was in from Sisters
the Hist uf the week looking after
luifinesa affairs.
W. I.. Lyons, of PtMt, was in town
Monday enroute to bhaniko on a
Imaine trip.
Floyd Rowoll and wife went to the
villey last week for it visit w ith relatives-
and friends.
William Davenport and family
Hsrtttl for Lcliannn Tuesday for i
1'iief visit with relatives.
Mrs. A.Jack Adams, of Milton, has
l-cn visiting relatives in the vicinity
vf Culver for some time past.
Mrs. Stanton Black, of Bliizard
lile, is sojourning in town for a few
!ays, visiting with friends.
Klcy Roey and lamily, of Browns
ville, have lieen visiting lelative and
friends at Haystack for the past week.
W. II. Cyrus and Mr. Jude Powell
were united iu marriage by justice
McFailond last Wednesday evening.
W. H. Fuller left for Portlands Sat
' tirday where he expects to remain for
a time in anticipation of benefits to
Lis health.
, E. B. Knox was down from Post
the first of the week after supplies
mid reports the second crop of alfalfa
bout ready to harvest,
Torn: To the wife of Charles Findlay
m July 31 a daughter. Mother and
i hi Id doing nicelv and papa Findlav
i- yery proud of the little one.
County surveyor Graves is deeply
interested in the mysteries of haying
and anyone wanting him very bad
will have to tackle the hay field
B -nj. Pettijohn. of Prineville, with
a baud oi horses, litis been hiving over
in the valley this week. He is on bin
i way to Walla Walla. Long Creek
Kanger.
Miss Jackie Brock, formerly of the
typographical force of the Journal
L.u severed here nnection therewith
'id is now sojourning with relatives
at the Bend.
Sylvester Sharp died at the home
of his parents Tuesday. He was suf
fering from h badly crunhed leg which
caused Tetanus.
All school children shruld tiikt!(4
enough interest in their teachers to
preserve the small ballots that tire in
each week paper and send them in
properly tilled out.
John Fulton, K. F. Pornot and F.
E. Edwards, scientists from Corvallis
were in tho city last week. They
are looking nw the fossiliferous busi
ness in this part of the state.
Foreman (ieorgo Strong of the
Joiihxal took his wheel in bund and
went over to West Branch last Friday
(or a visit with friends, but "he'll
never go there any more" on it wheel.
This office acknowledged the receipt
i t :i comidiiuentry ticket to ll forty
lir.it annual Oregon state fair, whkh
promises to be one of the best evei
JieJd.
"Farmer" Green, the irrepressible
dry giKids "drummer" passed through
lisre the first of the week on his re
t'lm to the railroad from interior
1 jints.
Harden' brick kiln was fired up
list Saturday and preparations are
Mug made to begin work nu the
lliliug building as soon as the brick
are burned.
I. L. Ketchutn and fnmity, C. L.
f-'alomon and fninily and Samuel
li igee and family will leavo this
i' o.ning for Belknap Springs for a
mouths outing.
W. V. Brown returned Saturday
iroui a months visit through the east
ern states. Ha rejwrts having a fine
time excepting that it was a litth
warm lor comfort.
C. E. McDowell returned li.it weel
Iro ii a business trip to Portland when
Ve purchased a complete outfit for lh
Prineville hotel which he takes chargi
if the first of September,
J. Morlinon, J. Tiiismann, and W.
C. Tibal, of Wisconsin, were registoreo
af. the Prineville Monday night. They
reut over to the Deschutes to look ul
tiio timber of that section.
Frank Hampton has disposed ( f
40(J head of cattle and his noises am
ranch near price to (irant Mays, o
The Dalies. He will remove t- Eu
j;"ite in a short time where he wil
make U s peniiiuieiit home.
Although the circulation of tin
3 ii rnai. has been growing steadily
iitoe it was changed io an all (ionic
print, last Saturday was. the banne1
tujr, we having received thre new
nam. front Liva. Thess additions
i-e purely voluntary m wc lave doni
uUitiuj.' '
J. C. Christie, who will le remem
bered by a great many of our cituens
as the man who const ructtil the
"Christie ditch" now owned by the
city, died at the Blue mountain hot
springs, Tuesday, July 30.
A long felt want has been filled by
the enterprising business men along
Main street for at least half a block
and we hope they will continue until
we can say that all the street has been
swept clean of rubbish.
R. E. Simpson returned last Mon
day from a brief visit to the old home
in Tennessee having had a very
pleasant time except for the heat.
He visited a number of the eastern
cities and while away laid in a big
stock of goods for the firm.
L. D. Gillenwater was down from
Post last week and paid this office a
pleasant call and informed the Jour
nal man that he was thinking of going
to Idaho, or some'point along Snake
river to find a better location for his
stock. Fjoni personal observation we
do not believe anyone will benefit
themselves by a , change from this
county to Idaho.
T. R. Curl wks down from his ranch
on Crooked river Monday and called
at this otliee with a sample of the kind
of alfalfa they raise tip there without
irrigation. Tho stalk was six 'feet
and one inch in height and was
grown on river bottom land in Crook
county .that has leen thought to I
unproductive without water, hut
whicll no doubt would prcxluce as
good alfalfa as the sample shown us.
Exjieriment is the key to tho solution
arid it should be ued to fullest'extent
of the law. The above stalk was
grown on the ranch of Win. Jessee
near (he line between his farm and
that of Mr. Curl.
Summer
Togs
Ready now. The right things
for the right sums. Our out
ing suits for stylish folks are
the swcllcst ever shown in
town. Prices as low as you'd
expect to pay for the ordinary
kind of clothing, but this is un
usually good.
SPECIAL.
Line of Men' 8
Cool. 83.50.
Linen Suite Keep
Men's Negligee andDresa Shirts.
The Latest Styles andColorfli 50c
i
A big line of men's summer work-P
ing shirts, oil colors, 40c.
SPECIAL.
A fine line of men's and
summer hats. The latest fancies.
WURZWEILER & THOMSON
Host Popular Teacher.
The vote on the most popular tench-
er up to the present stands as follows:
Miss Lilly Rend (I'X),
Miss Carrie Fee 300.
Miss Lilly Knox '. ,.6"4.
Miss Lulu Luckev 451
Obituary.
Elizabeth C. Nye was born Novem
ber 17, 1821 and died July 20 1901.
She was married to Samuel Hon in
I'ike county, Ohio May 21, 1810, who
bed Nov. 23, 1850. To them were
born, George, Adam, John and Dru
iilla Hon. She crossed the plains
with her children in 1851 and in 1852
was married to Amos F. Thompson,
vho with four of their children sur
vive her. In 1871 they came to East-
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ELKiNS & KINO,
Prineville, Oregon.
Miss Nellie Lamson, of Haystack,
came in on Friday's stage for a brief
visit with relative.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Ishereiiygivtm that the umleniifrned
bail leu hy the cimuty cnurt uf
CnK.k ciniiity, jtateof Oregon, imly i'int
ed Kxecutrix of the estate and liutt will and
jrn Oregon mid settled on the Ochoco I tetauient u( Mdfnl A. M.re. de;.!aeil,
where they made their home until
about three years ago. Grandma
Thompson was well known through
out the state and in the language of
the poet "to know her was to love
her." At a ripe old age she has
passed to her reward. The heartfelt
sympathy of the community goes out
to the sorrowing husband and children"
ho have been bereft of the sunshine
of the home.
ui! nil Kniotia having claiiiM aHiust miiil es
tate an lajrchy mtuired U prvsf-nt the ssuie
d'.ilv verihd ti the executrix at the oifice uf
M. E. Uriuk, in Priuevill, ()re(in, within
six ui'inthH froia the itnte fn fir4 ouliiica
tiou uf tliin u.itice Dated July 30, ltioi.
S.ias K. .Uooi'.K.
Kxecutrix of estate of Medfurd A: Mvurt,
d-wiwcij.
M. K J ji ink. Attorney for executrix.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby uiven that the undi'inlnnd
ias lieeu by the County Court of Crook conn,
y, state of Oregon, iluly appointed aduiiniii.
tntrix of theeitate of William H. Aniiero n,
luceiwed, and ail erw.n having c 'aims a
'iun.it aid estate are hereby required ti pre-
i' nt the same, rfuly veiifiwl, to the a lminia
r.itrix at the office of M, E. Hrink, in Prii 1
li e, Oregon, within nix oiuittiu (rout the
lute of the fimt pubiic.iti.m of this notice.
Leer H. Anijeiikok,
Adniiniatrotrix of the UU ui Willtiui H
Anderson, deoeaned.
UakdAuit U, IM.
If ynu want to g t siiiiih nice household
fiiriiiiiiiu cltMup, liinpect tile Mrio-hiiigi!
uf the bowliiiK alley store, up aiaiis.
All persona having hunks hulnrrijiiiif to
the cOiulatiiiK library uf tliu bowiiui'
alley st re are requested to return the
sauie at once to the Executrix. 8-1 if
This Space is Reserved for E1 Harbin's
Vew
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Bicycle Repairing Shop.
South End.
Notice To Contractors.
Executrix' a'.e.
The entiie contents and stoct of the
Bowling Alley store, consisting of cigars,
tobacco, cuiifectloiiery, show casus, shelv
nig and hxluies, hi 1 1 in rd tables, sioves,
househiild furniture bii furiiishinijs. siil
tw sold by the executrix at less, than Cost
for cash. Tho estate also has one Aeet
elen nut plant complete whieh is nflered
at 25 H-r cent of oust. Please impure uf
Harsh . Sbajte, ui at tlm ottice of M. E
Utiuk, Mil
Notice is hereby given that Sealed
bids will be received by the county
eouit on the first day of the Septem
ber term of said court, for the con
struction of the bridgo across Crooked
river, known us the Nowaoni creek
bridge. All material to be furnished
by tho county. Plana and specifi
cations have been left by mo at the
office of tho county clerk, whore they
limy be examined. A1J bids must be
accompanied by a five twr cent de
posit uf amount of bid.
C. A. Qrivrs,
Cwuuty tjurvcyur.
A couple of prominent young men
were taking photos of some of the
principal business houses the other
day and hud very good success until
tho operator undertook to take u view
of the interior of the Vienna oale.
The lady of the house vras determined
to help develop the negative and told
the operator to say when lie was ready.
At the woid "ready" a large pan of
water was deposited on the camera (?)
and operator, which proved an instan
taneous developer. Particulars its to
the working of the "water developer'
can be had by applying to, J. W.Uap-