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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1901)
I ca fffcntton. Host Popular Teacher. Tho vote on the nuwt popular teach er resulted as follows; Miss Lilly Knox 6537 Miss Lulu Luokey 3453 Miss Lilly Bead rm Wan-en Urown Miss Carrie Fee 300 Miss Ada Taylor 11 Win. Boegli 130 G. W Wiley, of Post, loft for Wil lamette points last Friday. Harry Ladd, of Arlington, was in town last week with E. Jaoobsen. Mrs. Slayton has just brought on a large stock of late fall millinery goods. H. D'msdale and Clarence Morgan were down from Paulina tlio lirst ol the week. It. A. Dunn was over from Grass Valley last week looking after buti litss mutters. John Combs sUrted for Tho Dalles Sunday, where he will take in the carnival and fair. Councilman Will Wurrweiler left lor Portlaud Tuesday morning, for a brief business visit. L. C. Terry was down from his Des chutes ranch the iirst of the week looking as jovial as ever. Walter and Charles Parish nd Leon n Curtis were up from Hay creek tot tint of the week ou business. Geo Hendricks, a farmer and stock raiser of Haystack, was a busiuess visitor in our city last Saturday. John and Gail Newsoni left last week for Portland where they will pur sue their studies for another term. The voting contest is over and Miss Knox is the most popular teacher in Crook county by a handsome majority. J. W. Shattuck and A. B. Witter, stock raisers of the east end of the county, were down from Crook Satur day. J. H. Wigle has let the contract for the construction of a neat Cottage in the south end of town to Geti & Den- liison. Alex Escalle, John Davine and Ernest Ray were down from Paulina the first of the week after a load of tupplies. Fred Eice and Clarence Montgome ry, of Brownsville, passed through heie last week bound for Harney val ley points. Mrs. M. A. Nicholson, mother in law of C. W. Colby, arrived Friday lrom Albany and will make her home in tliis county. Col. M. C. Nye is greatly improving the appearance of his city pioperty by constructing an ornamental picket fence around it. L. V. Tice was down from Price the first of the week and has about re covered tlie use or nis leg that was broken last summer. S. E. Slayton sold a lot of his cattle Monday to Sam and Harry Doutnit of Cross Keys. Mr. Slayton is going out of the cattle business. J. G. Julian was a visitor from the Matole country lust Friday mid re . ports the feed in excellent condition in that part of the county. George Eay was down from his ranch on Upper Crooked river the first of the week and reports the ground in fine condition for fall plowing. J. A. Klum, ft native of the wooded elopes of Linn county, was a visitor in the city last week and says that he intends wintering in Sodaville. ' C. T. Lillard and Jerry Merritt were down from Fife the first of the week attending to business matters and taking in the sights of the city. Lew McCnllister was down from the Cvhoco mines the first of the week ttml reports things moving along in the even tenor of their ways in that section. Crook county is now out of debt and has money in the treasury. The treas urer's notice calls for all warrants J. C. Abbott and family, of Wapin- itia; were in town last Dummy, mt. Abbott was formerly owner of the Suplee hot springs. Clarence Lister left tor Salem hvt week and intends entering tlie medio al department of the Willamette University at that place. A. H. Capper, Joe F. Dwyor and E. Khenstrom, three well known knights of the grip, were "doing" the business houses of our city this week. R. A. Stewart, the Upper lieavur creek sheep man, was down from In ranch hut Saturday on business, and reports stock looking fairly well, M. F. Hawthorn came in from Lava on business the first of tin week and informs us that everything is moving along smoothly out that way at present. G. C. Prieeand daughter Edna came down from Price Saturday ana went on to Salem, where Miss Price will re main for the winter with her uncle, Judge Wulverton. Arthur Hodges and family returned last Thursday evening from an ex tended visit with relatives and frieuds in Salem, McMinnville and Portland. They report a very pleasant trip. Geo Gibson, of Post, was in town last Saturday, ami informed our re porter that he is contemplating an ex tended business trip to Harney and Malheur county points. Miss Ethel Philiber left on Monday's stage for Baker City where she will visit for a time with her father and then take a post graduate course in The Dalles or Salem schools. C. M. Elkins and family returned last Friday from Lyle, Wash., where Mr. Elkins has been in charge of his brother Collins' business while the latter was absent in Chicago. Harve Summerville and wile ac companied by his wife's sister, Miss Wilson of Fife, are over from Coburg, visiting friends and in this county, and looking aftei business interests, Mrs. W. L. Lyons, of Post, whs visiting with Mrs. B. F. Harper laM last week. She was enroute to join her husband at Hay Creek, whero he has a position with the B. S. & L. Co?! C A. Xewbill was a caller at this office Tuesday morning and renewed his subscription for another year. Mr. Newbill is one nf the pioneers of the Willow creek section of this country. E. A. Parker, of Price, returned Saturday fron an extended visit with relatives at Albany. lie wns r- companied by his brother, who will rusticate in the wilds of Crook county for a few weeks. Li, u. ciaypool and family were down from their fanch in Paulina valley the firs t of the week. They were enroute to Cross Keys for a visit with relatives and a raid on the or chards of that section. Judge Wills returned the latter pnrt of last week from a week's outing at his Willow creek ranch and a visit wiiii menus on irout creek, mean while, examining theSiew bridge that was recently erected by the county. Mrs- C. A. Whitsett has sold her stock of millinery goods to Miss Ethel Swearengen who has opened up in the Moore building. The business will be under the supervisien of Miss Essie Swearengen for the wintei. G. W. Noble was down from Beaver creek the latter part of last week at tending to business. He informed tne jol'rsat. representative tliat tip to the latter pnrt of the month there had been but little rain fall in that section and grass had not started growing to amount to anything jet, nut mat me recent rains would, no doubt, produce a fine growth before the cold weather esme on. 0. G. Collver was in from Culver Monday and informed the Journal that the fine farm residence of J. K McMeen near Lamonta, was burned Friday evening with all of the con tents excepting a few minor articles. The building was almost new and finished in modern style and well furnished. We understand it was in- i i t i u m i m it it i m m i 1 1 ij jriith ftlfiUkm (urtwHs- tA -A V WURZWEILER 8 THOMSON Announcotho arrival of some very choico things in Indies' jackets, silk and flan nol waists. Eiderdown dressing jackets, rainy day skirts, perealo, flannollotto and cftlioo wrappers, Our lino of French waisting flannels and wrapper goods should not be over looked. Wo do not blow about prices being lower than over, but tho following will convince any economical buyer that wo aro tho leaders of low prices: I jegtsterea prior to oept. w, anu tnere jsurc-d for $900, which is but a small i something over $2500 in the road ; portion of the real value of the house fund to apply on the new bridges that j alone, while many articles that were na now iu comae uf construction. I tetrojed were iuvaluaule. Ladies' calico wrappers, good lino of colors $ 75 Eiderdown dressing saciiucs, every lady should havo one. . , 1 23 Good grade fust color stocks to choose from. prints, 22 yds 1 00 Apron ghinghnins in checks and plaids. 10 yd 1 00 and .. 1 00 Outing flannels in tl.uk light colors. 14 yds Men's lino laumlried shirts. 50 Ladies' fast black hose. 3 puiis 23 Ladies' heavy fleeced lined vests, Special at 35 Children's school handkerchiefs, colored borders, assorted. 2o (uieh, 3 for 05 Ladies' black mercerized sntveii waists. Kegular :t line for. . 1 50 Pontine Scotch plaids, just the thing for children's school dress. Special at 20 36 inch white (heeling at 07 JCoadquartors for fioyai Worcester Corsots, i"r,,.V"-' 13 WURZWEELER & THOMSON Vic farmers' Outfitters We Would Like We Carry in Stock To talk with you about rlows and Harrows . . . Yea May fee Surprised If you have never looked through our immense stock, to know that we buy Plows and Harrows in ear load lots. We will he glad to q"of you prices , on anything in the implement lino. We carry the Genuine Oliver Plow, bo'th tlie "Chilled" and ".Steel" in both Walking, Sulkies, and Gangs' We have all tlie Repairs for the ! Oliver l'lowc, unil quite a stock of IU j uirH for other makes OUR PRICES .re n low a is constant with legitimate business Oliver Chilled Walking plows Oliver Steel Walking plows Tho James Olivet Sulky plow Kither Cast or Steel llottom The New Department Gang Plow with either So. '.'0 or No. 40, ("net I'.ottoin, and in 12 and 14 inch Surl I'.ottoin with third llottom Attached We have ia Harrows The Lnn St"cl Tho Ian IVjr Tim Deere Wood Lever Too til Framed Harrow Harrow llurruw In the Disc Harrows Wo havo tho Deero and Otborno Wheels all ready, With Tires on, that will make your old Hack as good as new for a low Price. Hotel I'rlnevtllo. On September 1, 1901, 1 took charge of the Hotel Prineville, and have re furnished the house throughout, bed rooms, dining room and kitchen, and otherwise improved the houe. I have closed the Vienna Cafe, and in doing so, desire to thank my many patrons for their patronage for the past three years and hope to see you all again at the Hotel Prineville. The house will be run on American plan and rates will be $1.00,, $1.50 and f 2. per day. Our accommodations cannot be surpassed in the city. A long diHtance telephone pay sta tioiiliaa boeu established in the house. Yours Respectfully. C. K. McDowell. Notice. C. A. Marshall, organizer of the Knights and Ladies of Security, a fraternal insurance society, will or ganize a council of this order in the next 30 days. This order pays partial and total disability and old age claims combined with death claims. 3t The Knights and Ladies of Security will organize October 11. All mem bers will he sure and attend (in that date. C. Ai Mi&siuxl, Organize!. jdamson & Winnck Co. A cosy heme lielps to make contentment Call and examine the new line of Hwiss, scrim lace and cliimle portier curtains in the latest designs and colorings; add to them a nice easy chair or two, a few choice books, a piano in the corner, and you have a place fit for the gods. We have the all uud at Moderate Prices. When you are sick and feel weak and the cold chills are playing havoo with you, there b nothing that will make you niore comfortable than a Hot Water Bag We bave a largo, fresh stock of Ttubber Goods, all kind and qualities. Prescriptions Carefully Cfjfcnnicd jtdamsan & Winnck Co
