Crook County journal., October 10, 1901, Image 5

Lava Lore.
From our wioilar oorreKiiident,
Will HollirinHlicftd ami family
have returned from an extended
viHit with relatives atiil friends
th Willamette valley.
Most of tliu sheepmen firo hurry
ing their HockH out of the moun
tains to their winter ranges,
a sooiai party was given in
honor of Mies Lizzio lleutly on the
ovo of her .ieparturo for Prineville
t
Mr. and Mrs, John Atkinson are
on u husincss trip to the Haystack
country this week,
Mr. M. C. Uogmi and Hon Frank
jiaid a Iiuihiichh visit to 1'rineville
this week, likewise M. F, Hawthorn.
John Hizemorc, of !end, was
visiting among IiIh friend in this
vicinity a few days last week,
Mr and MrsC B Allen have gone
to Dridge creek for their winter
nudy of fruit.
In a recent visit to the fruit
portion of Lake county, we were
surprised at tho fruit and grain
yield. From a ten nere field of
barley wo were informed that Ralph
Fouler had harvested 1073 hushcls,
but tho yield wan not ho great thii
year. We brought homo a limb
from a plumb tree on the farm of
Mr. Fo4er that had 3,000 plums
on it. They were not large or well
develoed hut were quite a curi
osity. While there we. learned
Aat the borax company from the
'taut, that fded on the waters of
Hummer lake Home time ago for
the purpose of manufacturing bora i
were offering $1,000 for a strip of
land'onc mile long and fifty fuel
wide bordering on the lake. Many
deem doubtful about the new
enterprise being beneficial to the
country. The hospstallity of the
Lake county pvoplo ifl HUperb.
We presume congratulation in
order to the popular school ma'am
and also to all the teachers who
were in the race, for they are all
popular, And now Mr. Editor if
sho docs not cook you ' a chickeu
dinner, come up to the Deschutes
Thanksgiving to turkey dinner with
crah apple sauce. (Will try and
get some turkey anyw.iy-Ed.)
Bunch (ihahm.
Price Paragraphs.
From our ri'KuUr correioident.
We are having very rainy weath
er now and cold frosty nights.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Morgan
have returnen from a few weeks
visit with friends and relatives on
Beaver creek.
Tom Lung was seen recently on
the creek. Ho was after Indian
horses and was in a hurry as usual.
Mrs. T. P.. Price, daughter and
Don, started for Albany on the 28
ult. Mrs, Price intends returning
in a short time.
All the fanners on Camp creek
very busy now putting in their
fall grain, the soil being in excel
lent condition.
Joe Street passed through here
recently enrouted for Prineville for
a load of rye for W. W. Brown.
C. T. Boynton came near losing
one of his lino horses recently. It
was found by Mrs. Boynton in a
big mudholo where it had fallen
while playing in tho pasture, It
was dragged out by the aid of a
largo draught horse that, luckily,
was in the barn at the time.
A bear hunter from this section
went to Lookout mountain to look
for Grizzlies. Woo to the drizzly
if ho shows his head for Archie is
A dead eye t.liot and he means
Inisinew. Norris braided a long
qv:irt n ml hackaniore and fhar
pened his spurs; ho intends run
ning the engine for a couple of
weeks,
Jl'MDO.
Hpcclul Hcnnloii of County Court
At a special session of tbe County
Court, field September i!8, County
Ju(lu W, 0, Wills and Commissioner
11, J, Hcaly being present, the follow
ing prouoediriK were bad.
Ordered that the clrk draw a war
want on the roiid fund in favor of K.
I). Hustoii for $50.
Hcplciiiber 2H, Jw1j?o Wills and
Commissioner Jlavid Tcmpletoti be
ing present, it whs ordered thai the
clerk draw warrants on tho road fund
In favor of tho following persons and
for the following amounts:
Al Cubit $20 00
John Campbell 20 00
Henry Htroiid 10 00
Chris Cohrs 20 00
1 T. Monroe, as per contract
for delivering piling 80 00
Con in jr Treasurer' Notice.
Kotico is hereby given that all
Crook county warrants registered
after April 27, 1901, to and including
warrant registered No. 419, Sept. 30,
1901, will be paid on presentation to
the Treasurer of said county. later
terest will cease from date of this no
tice. 1'rineville, Or., Sept. 30, 1901.
J. K. PolNDKPTKB,
County Treasurer,
By Wiu Wfiizwgir.KB, Deputy.
Card of Thank.
I wish to thank the many sub
scribers of the Jouhnal for their
interest and support during the
Teachers' Contest. I doubt not
there were others moro deserving,
nevertheless, I appreciate tho hon
or my friends have confered on me,
und shall treasure the prize ten
dered me more on account of the
good will of my friends than for
the valuo of tho piesent.
Lilly Knox.
Condolence
Whereas: The grim messenger
of death knocked at tho door of
esteemed neighbors, Mary Troth
ami Lizzie Moflitt, and summoned
to the regionj begond, their hus'
band and father. We, the mem'
hers of Junsper Circle No. 37, W
of W. are desirous to extend our
earnest and affectionate sympathy
to our neighbors and their families;
therefore, bo it
Resolved: That we sincerely
condole with the sorrowing ones
in this their hour of sad affliction,
and devoutly commend them to
the keeping of Him who looks with
pittying eye upon tho sad and af
dieted.
Resolved: That while we deep
ly sympathize with these neighbors.
wo share with them the hope of a
reunion in that better world, where
there are no partings and bliss in
effable forbids a tear.
Resolved: That these resolu
tions be spread upon the records of
our Circle and a copy be tent to
neighbors, anil one to each oi tho
city pnpors for publication. '
Fraternally Submitted,
Kati; E. Liooktt,
America J. Ciiooks,
IsAHELLA I'OINDKXTER,
Committee,
Cinirclio Notice.
' Business meeting of the members
of Christian Church at tho Union
church, Saturday, Oct. 19 at 2:C0.
All members are requested to he
present as there is important busi
ness to come before the meeting.
R. G. Smith.
Preaching at the Union church
Sunday, Oct 13. Subjects, "Lifting
Up a Standard for tho People,"
Isa. 02 -10, and "Joseph a type of
Christ," Gen. 39 - 21 and Acts 7 -
9. . All are invited to conio and
hear the Gospel preached.
N in Ice.
I positively forbid anyone giv
ing, selling or supplying my wife,
Julia, with any kind of intoxicants
rt ili'iiirq nml nnv Herman vml'ifincr
, ...... , OJf
this notice will be prosecuted.
Dated, Prineville, Oct. 8, 1901.
W. II. Cykus.
New'G
Our 'Fall. Stock will
soon be Complete.
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GRAND
Glassware,
Crockery,
Tinware,
Granite,
Hardware,
Sundries,
Cigars
and Tobacco.
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GBOCERIES
Our Stock in Every Department is -more complete than ever
to greet the new season. We are not here simply to sell goods
but to give you the best values at the lowest possiblo prices.
Come in and see for yourself. Get our prices and be satis
fied. A share of your patronage is Respectfully Solicited.
MICHEL & RISSER.
Frank EMm 8 Go,
South End Blacksmith Shop
Wo
Canton Gang Plows,
Canton Sulky Plows,
Canton Walking Plows,
Canton Tdue Jay Plows,
In both Chilled Iron and Steel.
We also carry in stock the Famous Canton Disc Harrows,
U l!ar Harrows and Favorite Pipe Frame Harrows.
Cell crd Eiazine Ccr Scotch tliffsrs
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New to Show You in
Dry floods,
Furnishings,
Shoes, Hats
and Clothing.
Simpson, Wilson & Co.
77 k
Xjo Save
OPENING .
Furnishing
Goods for
Gents, ladies
arid Children.
Hats, Caps,
Stationery,
Notions, Nuts
and Candy.
We Have
Superior Hoe Drills,
Superior Disc Drills,
Superior Shoe Drills.
Superior broad cast seeder
With Cultivator attachment.
- A Sieel flew Cast Sicar.
X 33.ll.
PRIXEVILLE, OKEGON.
Jt P. Kelknap.
' !Piyueiai anil tSurytom.
Office in rear of Adannon, Winiielc Co)
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
C. Si rink
jfHaraiy and Counstlor at .Xttm
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
ffft Si. S3w
jtiiorniy-at-jCat.
. PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
Phone No, 2. Residence back of the
Photii(raph Gallery.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
yt J?. SiosenborS, 9. 0
IP J, .C.
Call Muttered pruuiptly day or ni(,'M Of
fice with Dr, V. Gesnf r. Reaideuce
Redby Hotel.
PRINEVILLE. ORKGON
jt C. Palmer
jftlorney-at-Xaw. ' Vfotary !Pu6lie
AU businefn prcmiitly and carefully attended
to. Collection a specialty.
rRIXEVlLLE, OREGON
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
Notice is hereby xiven that I hare
appointed the following naioed persona
deputy stock inspectors:
J. P. Cartwrglit, Hay Creek.
Sam Hamilton, Ash wood.
E. Sparks, Sisters.
A. Slorrow, Bnystauk.
F. 51. Smith, Paulina.
Rosooe Knox, Post.
' T. C. Swain, Bear Creek.
J. S. HKt llmland.
Alex Mcintosh, Hardiu
E. 11. Dean, Hay Creek,
Job H inkle,
Stock Inspector Crunk County, .
Don't Tobircn Spit am Smelts Tour Am;.
To quit tobacco easily aud torerer, be map.
netic. full of life, nerve and rigor, take No-To-Bao,
the wonderworker, tliat make veak men
strong. All druggists, tl. Cureeuaran
toed. Booklflt and sample free. Address
bwrllng liemoJy Co., Cbivago or New Ywlb