(
Sister Sifting,
''Ibdlo, Jack ami Daisy Bell."
V(i will miH John Elder's smil
inn face ut the Sistuis.
'We are pleased to note that Mr,
Ira I'lTKim iH fimt improving.
Wo hope to wo our old friend
Clyde Herring ut the Mth dance.
, Mr. Roy Fouler visited his broth
er-in-law, Mr. Geo. Wood, on Long
Hollow.
Wo nro Horry to Htato that (lie
Herring brothers have quit the
sawmill.
,Mr. Alex Smith had quite a stir
' prise through a mistake by having
hia miwtaeho out off.
Mr. Williitm Woods has his house
iilmoHt fiiiiHliod and will move in
tho same llio lnt of Muroli. ,
Will Claypool says ho in K""-'11!?
most too old tc Hinilo at tho girls,
"Watch out for those Missourians,
Hill." .
The jolly crowd of tho Sisters
went skating on Jlindmati's pond
hint Sunday flight mid nil reported
liitving a good lime.
Aunt Jhmima,
i'rice Paragraphs.
Tho weuthor is mild hero now
t for thin time of year.
Harry Barns had tho misfortune
to lose one of his fine cows last
week.
Grant Mays was ovor on the
head of tho river last week hunt
ing for cattle.
L. V. Tice in back on bin Camp
creek stock ranch for awhile look
ing alter hia cattle.
Mr. and Mm. S. II. Burnett wore
over from Crooked river lant week
to visit Mr. and Mm. C. T. Itoyn
toii. E. A. I'arker wan Keen taking a
cleigh ride one day last week. die
aid there was just enough Know to
make tine sleighing.
Duck hunting in a very common
thing these dayx, one' man killed
1U at one shot; if lie bad had a
good shot there in no telling what
ho would have killed.
A number of our young people
went to Clarence Wiley's last Fri
day night to the dance. They bad
a very pleasant time and intend
going back if there is ever another
one.
Jcmiio.
Hayatatk Happenings.
Jim Burnett had the misfortune
to get run over by a wild cow lust
week, but wan not seriously injured.
. The mud at present is no telling
bow deep, as one man reporU get
ting bin saddle horse down. Tho
grouiyl wait frown about a foot deep.
When the ground tliuwH out '.he
farmers of this section will make a
bold rush at the plow bandies and
the soil will roll over in great shape,
On the road home from thedanee
Fred Green and Percy Bunta killed
a whito weasel that measured 9
inches. Mrs. Green will stuff the
hide and keep it as a specimen.
0. C. Halo has built a large
wagon and machine Bhed on his
farm. This is something that is
badly needed on every farm to
shelter machinery from rain and
hot sun, wbon not in use.
The dance at W. 8. Hale's last
week was well attonded. There
were 28 persons present and all en
joyed themselves. Two little tots
of five and three years of age
danced a schottisehe with the big
folks.
I'ersons hauling lumber should
be a littlo more careful about leav
ing wagons, or other obstrnctions,
fttunding in the county road for a
load of people going to the dunce
had a narrow escape from serious
injury, by running into a wagon
loud of lumber left in that manner.
E. J.
Paulina Pointers.
We are blessed with rain today
instead of snow.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean lout their lit
tlo bubo recently.
Mrs. George Henocal is very sick
ami not expected to live.
Our sheriff is with us this week
attending to business mutters.
The thermometer has been down
to 20 degrees below zero this winter.
G. W. Noble is killing off some
of his old cattle which ho bait be
come tired of.
Marion Morgan is out again after
being down some timo with a se
vere attack of "grip."
Cattle feeding is about over with
for this winter., Kvery thing indi
cating the early approach of spring.
Kverybody has been busy put
ting up ice for the hot weuther next
summer and ice cream ought to be
plentiful.
. February 10, 1902.
I'low UrliulliiK.
Ed Harbin desires to announce Chut
lie it prepared to do nil kind of grind
ing In the -latent approved (asiiioti.
Chilled plow share (jrimliiiK a uprcialty.
MAHHIDI).
MILLER WILSON At the resi
dence of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mr. J. C. Wilson, of Culver,
Crook county, Ore,, KIder J. II.
Grant officiating, Mr. George M
Miller and Miss Ada K. Wilson,
both of Culver.
The contracting parties aro well
and fuvorably known in Culver
and vicinity. Their relative and
many friends join in wishing them
a long, happy and prosperous life.
After the ceremony the guests were
invited to partake of an excellent
dinner prepared by Mrs. Wilson,
to which all did ample justice.
Tho groom and bride were taste
fully arrayed tor the occasion and
received many not only useful but
valuable presents. The Sunday
school and music claw will lose a
faithful member, as Miss Ada and
her mother, Mr. May Wilson, have
been untiring in their efforts in all
Christian work at Culver, and have
endeared themselves to their many
friends by their many acts of Chris
tain kindness Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. G, Springer and daughter, Mr.
uml Mrs. J. II. Merrill and family,
Grandma Springer, Miss Bessie
Wilson, Miss Myrtle lianta, Miss
Grate Merrill, Miss Florence Mer
rill. V
(f KNKKAL AUICNTH WaNTUD tO lull I'nif.
f.iitf'ii Maiflietin C'initM, Ttwy reumve Han.
dnilF. cure aealp aiinteiita and check fulling
uir, are iiiitoniiitliiiliU and will not brak.
KvwrvtwHiy wants them! KOtit in.Nwiti(iu ft
liuallrra. S. ml (,.r tei-ma. Outtiit Ms style.)
in a plttah cane S-.OQ; Lsdi' Drawing; Omtt
Kg. (irntlsmsn'a Totlat Cmitt 4k-IkiIi Jha.
Writs tiKiay. Miynelic Couth (.. Prion, ill.
Timber Laud, Act Juns H, 1S78.'
NOTIJK KOU PUBLICATION.
United Slates Land Office,
The Dalles, On., February 13, 1U02.
Notice la hereby (riven that In compliance
with the provisions of the Act nf Cougreai of
June 8, 1S78, entitled ''An act fur the Bale nf
timber landi in the States of Calilornla, Ore
gon, Nevada and WaahinifUtn Territory," aa
extended to all the Pultlio Land States by Act
nf August 4, 1K92, the following peraoiw have
thla day filed in thli offioe their eworu state
ments, vli:
Henry A. 8mllh, of Portland, ernraty of
Multnomah, State of Oregon, sworn state
ment Nn. 210 for the purchase of the RK
8KX 8eo. 29 and KX NKX aw NWtf NK
Sec. 33, Tp. IS 3., R. 11 B, W. M.
Helen A. Kerr, nf Portland, county of
Multnomah, State of Oregon, aworn state
ment No. 211 for the purohaae of the KS
NB Sett. 21 and W) NW Sec 83, Tp. 19
8., K. 11 K.. W. M.
That they will offer proof to ehow that the
land tought la more valuable far lta timber or
etone than fur agrlcul.ural purpoaei, and to
wtabllah their claim to Bald land before the
Register and Receiver of thla olfioe itt The
Dalles, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 6th day d
May, 1902.
They name aa wltneaaes: B. F. Smith,
Helen A. Kerr, Dewit Danforth, V. N. Junes
and HenJy A. Smith, all uf Portland, Oregon.
Any and all poreuiia claiming advereely the
above-described lande are requested to file
their claims in thie office on or before aaid Cth
day of May, 1902.
F30 ' Jay, P. Luoaa, Register.
County Tretumrer'a Nailer,
Notice In lirby given thxt all Crook coun.
tv wurranta ru lutored after Ht'Ett. W). HlOl. to
and fTioluHiiK wtirrant rrgiatt-red No, h72t
Nov. II, 191)1, wnl lie pniu on ppwenution to
the Treanurnr itt siiiil cotiiit.y. InUreat will
ci'Sne Iron- date ! tlti noti.-i;,
j'WNKviUiii Or., Veil. ft. VM.
i. N, I'oiKnr.XTKii.
(,'ouiitv Traaiirtr.
J!y Wilt, WuHiwcikKH, JJcjiiity.
Price Blacksmith Shop
K, A. I'ARKER, Prop.
All kinds of bhicksmithing and
wagon repair work done at reas
onable rates. -
THICK, : : ORKGON.
1 afceaVAaiiai. ijeialiiii ilia iluli ill ila elaaiaaSa AifaeljJiafsislaeii 4
I Vienna Cafe
: i:iwakis & i::)va::ds
; RepajM'rcd and
:i Newly Furnished
:: , ALL WHITE HELP.
Having purchased thit once
popular eating bouse wo pur
; ; pone making it, without execp-
tion, one of the best in the
city. A share of public pat
; J ronage respectfully solicited.
Meals at nil h'nirs.
C. K. McDowell, Prop.
Thoroughly Renovated and Re
furnished Throughout.
American Plan. ItatoH $1,
$..." anil ft per day.
Accoinniodationi are Unsurpiwfed
in the city. Sample Rooms for
Commercial Travelers,
Long Distance Telephone Station
in the house.
Billiard Parlors
AND
BOWLING ALLEY
DAVIS & CttLUSK, Props.
Nuts, Candies, Cigars, Smokers' Ar
ticles and Tropical Fruits.
Furnished rooms by day, week
or month.
Moore Building, Main street.
CETZ BROTHERS
CONTRACTORS
and BUILDERS
Plans and Specifica
tions Drawn. All
kinds of wood work.
Shop at Harbin's Flailing M'll
f RINEVIblsE, OREGON
POINDEXTER-
Shaving:
Parlors
TICK ADKINB, Proprietor
Bhavlncr
Hatrouttmff
Shampoolntr
Baths.
A finu bathroom devoted wreuiallv hi
th use of ladies.
Evurvthinir up-to-date and strictly
first-claa. .
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
Notice is hereby given that I have
appointed the fullosring named persons
deputy stock inapeeiora:
J. r. Urtwri((ht, nay ;reeK.
Sam Haniil'.uii, Ashwund.
E. Kparka, Sisters.
A. Morrow, Haystack.
F. M. Smith, Paalms.
Roecoe Knox, Pitst.
T. C. Swain, Bear Creek.
J. S. Bojfue, RmlRiid.
Alei Mclntmh, Haiiiin
J. P. VauHouten, , Uay Creek.
Joe diukle,
Stock Inspector Orvok County,
Hotel I'rineville.
svj : ,'J, f' ...
-,W,",t 5""? v.,'
00
We thank the consumers of Crook County for the liberal
patronage during the year 1901.
During the dull months of January and February we shall
run a 5 ami 10c Bargain Counter where odds and ends, which
are always forgotten, can be picked up very cheaply.
Mens, Ladies and Childrens Mackintoshes are sold at a
greatly reduced price,
Random Wool Drawers for men while they last, reduced to
50c a pair.
A splendid variety of Mens and Boy Duck Leggings.
Will keep out snow and keep you warm. Boys, 40 and 50c a
pair; Mens, 7oc and 1.00'a pair.
JWt forget that we keep the Celebrated Klondike Ting Cut
Smoking Tobacco always on hand, and no other house has it.
OUH OWN BRAND, a comfortable smoke and wont burn
tho tongue, 1 lb tins 50c, full weight; 1-2 lb tins 20c, full
weight.
If you want a good oc smoke we have a big variety to
choose from. Every known brand is kept here for sale.
A share of your patronage respectfully solicited,
MICHEL & RISSER.
FRANK ELKINS& CO.
South End Blacksmith Shop
We Have
Canton Gang Plows,
Canton Sulky Plows,
Canton Walking Plows,
Canton Blue Jay Plows,
In both Chilled Iron and Steel
We also carry in stock the Famous Canton Disc Harrows,
U Bar Harrows and Favorite Pipe Frame Harrows.
Call and Eiaraine Onr Scotch Clippers A Steel Plow with Cast Shear.
Smith Siros.,
DEALERS IX-
Seneral Merchandise.
SISTEKS, OREGON.
10 have juai rictivtJ a full
and yovet. life alto have a
and Xadies' Shost.
'Dry Soods, Sroceries, Jfardware.
Xadies' and Sentt' furnishing Soods Call and
Cxamine eur Sloth
Spring Goods
Now ready for Inspection.
the Handsomest line of Suitings ever displayed in nine
ville. ,
Don't
Buy Hand-Me-Downs until you have seen my line of
Goods and learn my prices.
GORMLEY, the Tailor.
Mace
We Have
Superior Hoe Drills,
Superior Disc Drills,
" Suix'rior Shoe Drills.
Superior broad cast seeder
With Cultivator attachment.
Una of Xatlits wrapper
full line of Senttemen'
Come in and let me show you