Crook County journal., January 09, 1902, Image 7

802001 COLUMN
Cary House Bar.
Henderson & Pollard, Proprietors.
FINE WIHES,
A l'AI'JJl. Jml wtiekly for unci by the
V mill VI (irmfai of Urn 1'iiblle fkiiuula, of
1'iliif-v llln, ()ruin,
A nka Kauimok Kdltor.
Cmut Kmith, . . , A;lt-K(ilUif.
Firo-proof building, COxS'JO feet, is now
rwiily to hun.llo Miirchundiao, Wool, ntc.
HAUL YOUR FREIGHT TO SHANIKO
DEALERS IN
Coal, Flour,
Lumber, Wood,
Hay and Grain.
B)w:inl Attention given to wool trudu. First-class bnling
and grading (anihtioi. Alto .took yard, latent plan.
All .Modern Improvements for Handling Stock.
f'UOI'KIETOHS
(Fhisnch Co., Bunker., Tin T)lle.
Mft'iiiK Duo., lUrtkurn. Mcro.
W. Loan, The Dill.
U. F. Lacoauk, TIi. !!!.
A. M. KELSAY, General Manager.
Cyrus, the Jeweler.
Watches
Clocks
jewelry
Silverware
Spectacles and
Sye Slasses
Society Smbloms
Violin Bows
and Strinys
Tfachlno and
bicycle Oil
9tyandotlns
Banjos
JCarmonicas, tc,
Largest and liest assortment of spectacles in the
city. Fine repairing a (specialty.
Work sent in bv mail or stage driver will reeeive
prompt attention. Hewing machines cleaned
mid repaired.
Main street opposite Salomon's Store.
PrineviJIe, Oregon.
r
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City barber Shop,
Powell & Cyrus, Proprietors.
Jot and Cold Baths. S,...m,. o.
Smith S3ros.,
-DEALERS IN-
Senerai Merchandise.
SISTERS, OREGON'.
have j'uat recoiued a full lino of Xadies wrappers
and gloves, fyte also haoo a full lino of Sentlomcn's
and jCad its' SAoss,
IDry Soods, Srocerios, Jfardwarc,
bodies' and Stnts' JurnisAinj Seids Call and r
Sxamiin our JV
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 11(02.
2J;Miry Glenn entered the VI grade
Monday.
A number of our boys got into
serious trouble a few days ago.
Richard Long, of Camp Creek,
paid u a short visit Tuesday.
The new flag has arrived and
will eoon float over our school
llOUMO.
A number of pupils were not on
hand Monday bnt are exjiected to
hegin next week.
A large number of the pupil at
tended the funeral of Mrs. George
Whitsett Thursday. '
M1h Ma Omcg visited Mia Bel
knap's room last Tuesday. Miss
Omeg will return to Afhwood soon
and continue her school there.
Education begins at the mother's
knee, and every word spoken with
in the hearing of little children
tends toward the formation of their
character. H. Dallou.
'
There was a surprise party given
on Lester Cobra hut Tuesday eve
ning. A numler of guests were
invited and after a joyful evening
was spent they departed for their
homes.
'y ;
In the written tests for last month
Lora Stearns received 100 per cent
in all her studies except one, and
on this she received 99 per cent.
Nora Stearns received 100 per cent
on six studies and 99 per cent on
two. Sammie Newsome received
100 on five (studies, 98 percent on
one and on another he received 97
per cent.
In the V grade the pupils that
ranked from one to ten in the writ
ten examination were: Lora St' arns
Nora Stearn, Ceole Smith, Valda
Barnes, Hattie Bostwick, Lennie
Foster, Sammie Newborn, Roy Fes
ter, Edgar Barnes and Walter Mc
Farland. In the VI grade were:
Aleatha Dillon, Georgia Hodges,
Stella Hodges, Verna Howard,
Bdiilah Hyde, Pearl McFarland,
Anna Salomon, Stella Young, Celia
Nelms, Klwood Draper, Lester
Cohrs, Sichel Hinkle and Charles
Summers.
Following is the report of E. E.
Orton, principal, for the month
ending Deec. 27, 1901: Number
enrolled to date this term, 205; be
longing on first day of fcho 1
month, 181; new pupils admitted
during month, 6; received by trans
fer, promotion, etc., 1; res o red
after dismission, withdrawal, 14;
withdrawn, dismissed, etc., 9; dis
missed by transfer, promotion, etc.,
1; belonging at close of month, 192;
cases of corporal punishment, 5;
classes taught, 55; visitors, 20; days
present, 2W6; days absent, 107;
times tardy, 16; average number
belonging, 183.5; average attend
ance, 176.4; pupils neither tardy
or absent, 112; days taught by reg
ular teachers, 55; days taught by
substitute, 5.
. l'iiliht Chiusli erticet at Prineville
nvi ry nf X 4lh Sunday, in ech
in .nth, at t'jlv.r .verr 3rd Sunday wid
i t Horud ! ry Ut 8undy.
j M. Bmmblet.
Do you know that A H Lippman
crriMaliiw of ranges, cook stoves
'al lititiinf
MAIN STREET.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON?
w lat Market,
Foster & Lehman
Prcprietrs.
A Complete and Choice Line of
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, and Country Produce.
Main st. priMr 'Phone 31.
Hamilton Stables
aad Mhy Feed Barn.
Stock boarded by day, week or
month. Fine saddle horses and
livery turnouts. Rates reasonable.
Good accommodations.
Remember us when in Prine
ville, and we guarantee that yuor
patronage will be appreciated
and deserved.
P.B.D0AK, Proprietor.
, ED N. WHITE,
JOHtf COMBS.
White & Combs.
-DEALERS IN-
WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS.
DOMESTIC and
IMPORTED...
COUNTRY ORDERS
SOLICITED.
FIRST DOOR SOUTH
POINDEXTER HOTEI
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
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