I Xocal Wfention,
V E Pai Wi was up from Hay ciwk
the lj ret. of llio work ou business mat
lem. Jumps Etkin and daughter Nellie
will leave the hist of the week for
their home in Albany.
Charley King is teaching a three
iiioitt lis' term of school at the Forest
school house on Crooked river.
lhu-k hunters have boen doing a
lot of business with the feathered
tubes during the past week or two.
L V Dailcy was down from Heaver
creek the first of the week and reports
cvi'iy thing flourishing up that way.
K.Miller and wife and Miss Klla
McCoin were in from LainonU lion
day and registered at the I'rinevillo.
C M Zell was down from Bear creek
buttes Monday looking after business
matters and took out a loud of sup
plies. Milt Young, of Rosland, was a pas
tenger from Slraniko last Thursday
and left on Friday's stage for his
home.
Klkins 4 King have added a travel
ing ladder to the fixtures in their
store. It is a very handy article of
furniture.
John Combs arrived home from The
Pa lies carnival and fair Monday and
reports having had a very enjoyable
lime while there.
J F Moore, a prominent attorney
of The Dalles, came in ou Tuesday's
stage. He will spend a few weeks
here attending to business.
Circuit Court convenes October 21,
and we may expect some lively times,
as this is one of the semi annual "oc
casions" in this neck of the woods.
J R Harvey passed through here
Ia9t Saturday with his sheep, bound
for the winter range at Powell buttes.
Mr Harvey has some very Sne sheep
W T Casey was in from his farm
near Powell buttes the first of the
week and reports having had a good
yield of grain from his fields this sea
son. Rev B F Harper left Monday for
Baker City, where he goes to attend
the State Synod of the Presbyterian
Church, end also the Eastern Oregon
Presbytery.
J B Bhipp has received an order
for 21000 feet of flooring for the store
building of J P Hahn, at Culver. It
will he a two story affair with a hall
above for public gatherings.
Henry Cadle was down from his
farm on the Ochoco last Friday and
ordered the Journal sent to his son,
Alph. who is attending school at the
Willamette University at Salem.
C E McDowell left last Friday for
Brov.nsville, where he will transact
business matters, and then return,
bringing Mrs McDowell's mother, Mrs
King, home with bini for the winter.
C Sam Smirli was down from his
farm on Upper Oohoco, Saturday, and
infi.i mea the Journal man that he
sen out a number of men wit a lot
of j'lj.p'iies to begin work on the Tum-
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I not ask for liner weather than
i re having this week. The
are a little eiol, but the days
i:m sunshine would captivate
! i-int fastidious weather cranks.
,.f. IJoegle informs us that the
il Teachers' institute will be
i Hriiieville, commencing Octo
and will continue three (lays.
of the things no teacher, or
expecting to teach, can aflord
. ' liarnett was in from Haystack
of the week looking after
Hers. "Uncle Bob" is one
I'ionwrs of that settlement,
- .k.-ii up his abode there when
is nothing to disturb the
of tiie festive badger.
" ' ilchrM and wife were down
ir home at Fife last week,
i supplies. Mr Gilchrist
looking well in that part
'inty mid everybody busy
eattlc. Mrs Gilchrist came
ist lii-t spring, and is high-
it'u oii:-climate.
Joe Lister and family came down
from their home on North Crooked
river last Saturday and visited with
relatives a few days.
Sheriff Congluton has returned from
Upper Crooked river and the eastern
part of the county where he went to
summons the juicrs from that part of
Crook county.
(Jott & Dennison are building a
sample room for the I'rinevillo Hotel
which will add materially to the com
fort of commercial inou who stop at
that popular hostelry.
The flouring mill has been doing a
"laud ollioa business" for the past two
weeks, running night and (lay and
teams having to wait their turns,
some ioi several hours, to unload.
H J Healy wus in from Haystack
Monday with his last load ot grain for
tne season. He reports the ground a
little dry fur deep plowing, but a great
deal of grin is being sowu in that
section.
J B Claypool sent us a pota to from
hie Squaw creek ranch that is a beau
ty if not as large as some. It meas
ures 10 in length by three and one
fourth indies iu diameter. It was
raised without irrigation and. speaks
well for that put of tho country.
Mrs. Frank U Davis arrived from
Portland Saturday to attend her hus
band, who has been suffering from an
attack of pneumonia, but who is much
better at present and will soon be out
again. Mr Davis is one of tin most
popular "boys" on the road and we are
all glad to learn of his recovery.
"Got another one." Joe Lister pre.
sen ted this office with a potato which
weighs two and one-half pounds and
measures seventeen inches by therteeu
and one-half inches in circumfe remie,
Can anybody beat it? It was raised
on the W F Elliott place on the Ocho
CO.
W W Brown, the Wagontire stock
man, came in Thursday and spent
yesterday attending to business here.
Mr Brown recently visited the East
for the purpose of investigating the
horse market. He reports that while
it is not the best,' very good prices
prevail. Burns Times-Herald.
Charley Lewis was down from Up
per McKay Satuaday, where he ia
teaching a six months term of school,
and informed our reporter that he i
getting along nicely. He is teaching
the ninth grade in his school, the on
ly school in the county haviug that
grade.
C. 0. Bethel was in from his ranch
at Powell buttes Monday and inform
ed our reporter that he had brought
his sheep in from the summer range
and the grass was in fine shape on his
winter range. A few weeks of such
weather as we have been having for
the past few days will make the best
winter feed there has been for years.
Anson A Foster, formerly of this
vicinity, but now of Paulina, Crook
county, accompanied by his bride,
arrived here September 22, to fpend
a few days with relatives, and to assist
his father in getting ready to move to
Crook county. They will all leave
for their new home Thursday. Leb
anon Ex pi ess.
William Gulliford died at Halsey
October 3. Mr Gu lliford was a pio.
neer sheeep and cattle man of this
county and was well known here. He
leaves three daughters and two bro
thers in this county, they are, Mrs
Gus McCord, Mrs Pole Lafollett and
Mrs Ida Prose, and Jake and Jus
Gulliford.
8 J Newsom returned Saturday
from a visit to Salem and Portland
where he had accompanied John and
Gail on their return to school. At
Salem, Mr Newsom met a brother he
had not seen for 2j years, and had a
very pleasant visit. This brother is
the man tor whom the famous New
som creek mining district in Idaho
was named.
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George Ray, a prominent farmer
and stock raiser of the Horseheavcn
country, had the misfortune to get
his left arm broken last Saturday bv
a horse throwing him off. He had
just completed branding a number of
calves and mounted his horse to ride
to the house when the animal began
bucking and a brokeu arm was the
result.
WURZWEILER 8 THOMSON
Announce the arrival of some very choice tilings in Indies' jackets, silk and flan
nel waists. Eiderdown dressing jackets, rainy day skirts, percale, ilaiinollotto and
calico 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:
KU32,
Ess
Ladies' calico wrappers, good
line of colors $ 75
Eiderdown dressing sneques,
every Indy should have one
Good gradu fast color
stocks to choose from,
I
apron ghinghams in cheeks and
plaids. 10 yds . . 1 00
Outing flannels in daik
light colors. 14 yds....
Men's fine lauudried shirts
2& S
prints, H
22 yds 1 00 I
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MBITi iTi TiX
Ladies' fast black hnse, 3 palts 25
Ladies' heavy fleeced lined vests,
Special at 35
Children's school hanilkernb!
colored border, assorted.
each, 3 for,
Ladies' black memorized sateen
waists. Regular f3 line for..
Pontine Scotch plaids, just the
thing for children's school
dress. fiiecial at 20
3(1 inch white shouting at 07
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JCead quarters for ffioyal Worcester Corsets,
WTJRZWEILER & THOMSON
ELKI3STS
TJho farmers'
Outfitters
We Would Like
We Carry in Slock
To talk with you about
rlows and Harrows . .
You May be Surprised
If you have
never looked
through our immense stock.
to know that we buy Plows
rind Harrows in car loud lots.
We will be glad to quote you prices
on anything in the implement line.
We carry the Genuine Oliver
Plow, both tho "Chilled" and
"Steel" in both Walking, Sulkies,
and Gangs
We have all the Repairs for the
Oliver 1'lowH, and quite a Ktock of
Repairs for other makes. . . .
OUR PRICES
Are as low as is constant with
legitimate business
Oliver Chilled Walking plow9
Oliver Steel Walking plow
Tho Jninea Qlivci Sulky plow
Either Cast or Steel Iiottom
The New Department Gang Plow
with either No. 20 or No. 40, Cant
Bottom, and in 12 and 14 innli
Steel Bottom with third Bottom
Attached -
We have in Harrows
Tho Lmn Steel
The Ixnn Peg
The Dcero Wood
Lever
Tooth
Framed
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
In the Disc Harrows
We havo the Hem and Oaliorne
Wheels all ready, With Tires on, that will make your old Hack as good as new for a low Price.
Hotel Prineville.
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 house.
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,, 11.50
and $2. per day.
Our accommodations cannot be
surpassed in the city.
A long distance telephone pay sta
tion has been established in the house.
Yours Respectfully.
C.J5. McDowell.
Notice.
C, A. Marshall, organizer of the
Knights and Ladiu 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
Iters will be sure and attend on that
date. C. A. IUusiull, Organizer.
jfdt
amson dc Winnck Co,
A cosy home helps
to make contentment
Call and examine the new line of
Swiss, scrim laca and chinile portier
curtains in the latest designs and
coloring; add to them a nice easy
chair or two, a few choice hooks, a
piano in the corner, and yu have
a place fit fur the gods. W hare
the all and at
Moderate Prices.
When you are sick
and feel weak!
and the cold chills are playing haroo
with Jim, there is nothing thst
will make you more comfortable
than a
Hot Water Bag j
W hv large, fresh stock of t
Rubber Goods, all kinds .nd f.
qualities,
Prescriptions Carefully Ccmpoocdcd
Jidamson & Winnek Co,
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