Crook County journal., December 12, 1901, Image 3

' Firo-prool building, 00x30(1 foot, U now
ready to huiiillo Merchandise, Wool, etc.
HAUL YOUR FREIGHT TO SiiAIIIKO
-DEALERS IN-
Coal, Flour,
Lumber, Wood, -Hay
and Grain.
Hpnciul Attuiitinn given to wool trade. Fimt-clima baling
mid grading facilities. Aim stock yard, latent plans.
All .Modern Improvements for Handling Stock.
I'ltOPRIETOltS
(Khemch it Co., Hunker., The Dullct.
Milium linos , H.nkuri, Miro. ;
W. Ix.iip, The D.illf. v
I). V, LaUOAUN, Th. Dallel.
A. M. KELSAY, General Manager.
SCHOOL CQLUMil
A l'AI'l'.Il. ImiiwI wwkly for iwl by the
V mi VI (IrxlM of the VMk Hcliwb, of
Prinevllia, Oronii".
Anna Hauimok,,,.,,,,.,, ...Kdltor,
ClOLB Hhitii, ,,,,,, ... Aiclte''ilitiir.
KM DAY, DKCKMBKR 7, l(K)t
Cyrus, the Jeweler,
Watches Violin flows
Clocks and Strings
Jewelry Wfachine and
Silverware flicyclo Oil
Spectacles and TJJandolins
Cyo S lassos ffianos
Society Cmblems Jfarmonicas,
Largest and best assortment of spectacles in the
city. Fine repairing a cpecialty.
Work sent in bv mail or ntnge driver will receive
prompt attention. Hewing machines cleaned
mid repaired.
Main Street opposite Salomon's Store.
PrineviJle, Oregon.
. j
City ffiarber Shop.
tPoiwll & Cyrus, IPropritlors,
Jot and Cold flaths.
tr . ... a
Smith Siros.,
DEALERS IN
Seneral TIJerchandise.
SISTERS, OREGON.
SWr has juel rtcsivtd a full tin of Xmdias wrappers
and glows, ttfe aha Aavt a full lint ef Stntmn's
and X adits' SAoss.
IDru Socds. Sroceries Jfardwarc
K ' ' '
Xaiiii' and Sauls' furnishing $ds Call and
Cxumin $ur 5toJt ' '
Delia Nelms entered the VI grade
last week,
Oliver Adann entered the ev
enth grade lust Monday.
Minn Mabel Baldwin entertained
the eighth grade laHt Monday.
V
Ruby Cudle returned to school
Monday. She hag been sick for
the pant week, i
The piipilH evidently enjoyed
their Thanksgiving vacation judg
ing from the smiling physiogno
mies that greeted their teachers
Monday morning.
Mr. Iiix'gli started on bin tour of
school inspection luHt Monday.
Mr. Drown being called to Hay
stack on business was prevented
from taking charge of Mr. Boegji's
room, whereupon Mrs. Mattie Da
vit) kindly connected to take charge.
'
Education doe not always citable
one to start higher on the ladder,
but it invariubly hastens the as
cent. Let an educated man start
as a hod-carrier and it will not be
long till be is foreman or contract
or, whereas the ignorant fellow is
very likely to Btay where he start
ed. Selected.
tVhat is it that makes people
proud of their school? It is not
the good work of the children in
scholarship, deportment, etc. Back
of all thie in every instance is a
conscious, thorough-going, up-to-date
teacher; and behind the teach
er in most cases is an able, earnest
school board and a citizenship that
is willing and ready to co-operate
in every progressive movement.
Selected.
A pleasant party was given at
the Oild Fellows' ball JPianksgiv
ing evening. A large number of
the young people were present.' All
joined in having a good time until
about 10 p. m., when all west down
and ate supper at the Miller build-1
ing, then returning to the hall they
l)cgun their good time where they
left off, and enjoyed themselves un
til the approach of midnight warn
ed them it was time to go home.
.
The V grade pupils Irgan the
new month by taking up subtrac
tion in the advanced arithmetic.
Abbreviations in spelling and cor
roet use of verbs in language.
The VI grade will continue the
work on fractions in arithmetic.
The work in language will be sim
ilar to last month. In geography
the Btudy of Europe was taken up
and it is hoped that the work will
he as thorough as that done on
Asia. Y
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The following pupils have been
excellent in deportment and have
been neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the term just ended: V grade,
Linnie Foster, Leulah Cline, Verna
Cline, Arthur B,rnes, Join; Bino,
Chas. Bostwick. Lester Ferguson,
Lockwood Simpson, Natie Wurz
weiler. VI grade, Beuluh Crooks,
Alcatha . Dillon, Maggie Foster,
Verha Howard, Anna Salomon,
Lester Cphrs, Lawrence Dillon, El
wood Draper, Sichel Ilinkle, Chas.
Summers and Fred Zoll.
Gary House Bar.
Henderson. &Follarl, Proprietors,
B WINES, . -
LIQUORS, CIGARS
MAIN STREET.
FKINEVILLE, OKEOOJ."
City Meat 111
A Foster & Lehman
Ju' Pronrietrs.
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A Complete and Choice Line of
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, and Country Produce.
Main st. rMMrego. 'Phone 31. . I
Hamilton Stables
Md Redby Feed BarnJ
Stock boarded by day, week or
month. Fine saddle horses andi
livery turnouts. Rates reasonable.
Goal accommodations. -
Remember us When in Prine
ville, and we guarantee that yuor
patronage will be appreeiatee1
and deserved.
P. B. DOAK, Proprietor,
ED N. WHITE,
JOHN COMBS--
White & Combs.
-DEALERS IN-
WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS.
DOMESTIC and
IXPOKTED...
COUNTRY ORDERS
SOLICITED,
FIRST DOOR SOUTH ,
POINDEXTER HOTEL,
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
Subscribe (or the Joutjui..
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