Howard Happening!. ,
yiwoi ourrfgiilareorrMooiidMik.
Stockmen la Uili section ore
gathering thoir cattlo and dispos
ing of thrtii Id the buyers.
Jim Hawkins and fninily will start
this week for Union county whore
(hoy will him; 11 (1 u few weeks with
relatives.
Minn Lucy Cox made a flying
trip to l'riiit;villo one day last
week.
Klfjn Parrot will leave this
jiiici) Monday for his Jiotno In
(ioldeiidule, Wash.
liol). Pemaris in on the sick list
this week,
Therein quite an excitement in
ttiiH country over the Cinnabar
mines on Lookout mountain.
James Mansflcld, of Mitchell,
passed through hero one day last
week enroute to your city.
A. Hughes and wife will start for
their 'home in North Carolina in a
hhort time.
Ham Nelson passed through here
last week with a load of fruit, en
route to Prineville, where ho ex
pects to dispose of it at reunmera-
ive figurei. 8tNFi.owKU.
Paulina Pointer.
Frran our wpilar ormiionaVnt.
This fart of the country wag
Agreeably surprised on the evening
of the first hy a fine ruin.
J. W. Koglu will build a new
bourn on bin homestead an iood an
ha can get the lumber on the
ground.
L. U. Claypool and family are
nt Suplee warm springs for a few
days.
Wo aro having cold and cloudy
weather with strong indications of
snow.
"Hill" Stewart la hauling lum
bcr to finifih hia house. That
looks suspicious, Bill.
The cattle ride will aoon 1 over
and then the cow boys will be
lonesome. Some of them will have
light purse instead of heavy ones,
On the morning of September
fifth everybody got up saying,
"how nice the fire is this morning."
The ice wag only half an inch
thick.
The threshing machine will be
en Beaver creek r.ext week.
Amos Barber has bought the
stage line from hero to Prineville
Amoa has his eye on something,
but its all right.
Mrs. Elmer Clark passed through
here last week on her way to 8u
plce, where she will teach a term
of school. She is one of the bent
teachers in the county.
Roseleaf.
Post Items.
From our regular orraondent.
J. II. Kelly and family left for
Scio, Tuesday morning, where
they go to visit Mrs. Kelly's
mother.
Henry Beck and family return
ed from Newsom creek Saturday
after an absence of several weeks,
on the the upper Deschutes.
J. II. Gray is hauling the lum
ber for his now residence which
will be begun at once.
J. C. Gillcnwater returned Fri
day from a week's stay in your
jity.
Many emigrants are passing
through our settlement now.
An untimely frost has wilted the
rotato tops, cooked the roasting
ears nd "done up" the string
Itoans in our gardens.
E. J. Wakefield spent several
duys in Prineville this week.
Mrs. J. F. Wilborn and child
ren started Tuesday for a visit to
Mr?. Wilborn's mother, at Allmnv.
1. .t- r ,.1 li- ;! Hi ti er ', u-
main below this winter for the
g'rls to attend school.
U. C. Jessie and Frank Post re
turned Friday from Wheeler coun
ty where they bad been to delive
some beef cattle. ,
3. W. and I. E. Wimor returned
Tuesday from a, sojourn on their
ranches on Tumahiw creek
ritneud Bros, disposed of several
horses in Prineville this week.
L. 1). (iillenwater left for Wheel
er county, Friday morning, where
they will visit friends and lay in a
supply of fruit for the winter.
The suceesnful school marm
should provide ye editor with a
chicken dinner when tho contest
ends., fciJNNY Hol'th.
Lava Lore.
From onr regular orreoiidimt.
Quite a force of men and teams
arcat work for tho Oregon Devel
opment Company.
Tho 0. 1. Company has about
suspended work. A. M. White,
one o the bosses, has stopped his
gang and is seeking other fields
of labor.
Dave Wilkins and son went to
Prineville this week after supplies.
Bogiu and son aro hauling their
wool to Bhaniko this week.
L C, Perry returned from his
sheep camp List Sunday and re
ports sheep in fine condition.
Forest Ranger Foster came
down for his mail one evening this
week. The rains are putting out
the forest fires.
Prineville must have enjoyed a
rare treat in the show line, judging
ing from the crew that passed
through here.
""Austin and D.'ck Sherlock, two
bright lads from Ireland, are here
with their father and aunt, enroute
to their home in Pulsley. While
they aro amusing others they seem
much amused at the ways of this
great country. They carao from
Cork, Ireland to Prineville in fif
teen days. They expect to' kill
somo Buffalo in Lake county.
Mrs. W. F. King and several
others from Prineville together
with some of our residents have
gone to the huckleberry patch,
while it rains, it rains, in rains.
' ByNL'HGHAHS.
For Sale.
One registered Poland China boar
eluhteen months old. Can be seen
nt my much 12 miles southeast of
Prineville. K. W. Breehk.
POINDEXTER-
. Shaving
Parlors
TICE ADKINH, Proprietor
Shaving
Halrouttjna '
8hampoo!nsr
, Baths.......
A fine bftlhroniD devoted especially to
the um uf ladies.
Everything up-to-date and strictly
6rlclu.
To Cniw CoDatitMulon Forernr.
Take Caraints Cundv Cathartic. lOo or Bo.
UC.0.0. fall to ouro, drtwif au refund money.
This Space is Reserved for Ed Harbin's
Vew
Bicycle Repairing Shop,
5c2!i M
wGoods
Our Fall Stock will
soon be Complete.
Something New to Show You in
'r :
TJke $ee Jiive.
THE PLAGE TO SAVE MONEY.
4.
Watch this Space
for
GRAND OPENING
AND -
Dry Goods,
Furnishings,
Shoes, Hals
and Clothing.
Simpson, Wilson & Co.
Stock boarded by day, week or
Hmlfrtfl Cli1ac'1 month. Fine saddle horses and
HaiillllOU jluDlCS livery turnouts. Rates reasonable.
Good accommodations.
Remember us when in Prine
PpIIiV FPA! Rni ville, and we guarantee that yuor
aild "vtiUj itwU VQAil patronage will be appreeialed
and deserved.
I
Jftternmif-al-jCam
. PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
Jft P. SS.lknap.
iPhytician and tStrryecit.
Office in rear u( Adamion, Winuek Co
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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jfitoratf mni Counselor ml jCam
PRISEVILLE, OREGON.
PRINEVILLE,. OREGON.
Phone No. 2. Residence back of tbe
Photograph Gallery.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
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Aysicimm and Suryoit
Calla answered promptly Qay or nixht Off
flea with Dr, V. Gamer. ItesUence
Redby Hotel.
PRINEVILLE. ORKGON
jt C. Palmar,
jfttrnty-at-aw. tfotary Puttie
All businesa promptly and carefully attended
to. Collection a specialty.
PRINEV1LLR, OREGON
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