I Lava Ure.
The snow ix nearly gone.
The roads are very muddy.
Duck urn sctrce now on the
river."'
Quarreling meins to bo the latent
Up lllTO. ' .
Mr. 81y, of KoHlnnd," was down
the last u( the week.
Harry Evoringham returned
(rmn Prineville Friday,
Milt Young citine up from the
Pond to attend the social. .
Our school in Rutting along nice
ly And will ho out in a month.
The (armor all wear a itmile
now a days, they think spring bag
come.
James Mack, Fowl Quimby,
Jim and Ethel Carter started (or
Prineville today.
Oscar Peterson started to Bend
where lit) will commence work
tigain. He left a broken heart be
hind. Hons To the wife of Ora Poin
dexter an 8 pound (ton. Mother
and baby doing nicely, with care
ful nursing Ora will recover.
Ralph Caldwell and wifo return
ed home today. ' are glad to
bear Mrs. Caldwell is improving
and hope she may enjoy better
health in the future. ,
A basket social was given at the
Jlig Meadow school house (or the
purple of raiding' money to repair
the school bouse. A largo crowd
was present and every one seemed
to enjoy themselves. Enough
money was raised to repair the
school house and some betides.
tiPITFlKK.
Post Items.
We are still having some w inter
weather.
The political pot has begun to
bail around lu re now.
Nerly everybody is still feeding
and stock is looking tine.
Mrs. 'Geo. VV'iiey is visiting
friends in Prineville this week
P. P. Davis of Squaw creek,
passed through this burg Monday.
Meters Kosuoo and tieo. Knox
have returned from a uumiicss trip
to Prineville.
Mr. and Mrs. Beu Chcpard, of
Swamp creek, are visiting friends
here this week.
School is moving along nicely
under the management of Mrs.
Eugene Wimer.
Mrs. Stella Rannels, of Paulina,
is visiting her sinter Mrs. Elmer
Clark, here this week
We have a daily mail between
here and Newsotn creek with
prank Hughs as carrier.
H.llie Smead and wifo have mov
ed to Pine crock, where they will
have charge of the Ed. Wakefield
ranches tho coming seasoh.
Robt. Wiley has moved his cat
tin from the Stewart ranch to his
Pear creek ranch where ho will
turn out as soon as the weather
penults.
Sambo.
Htockeacn'a Annuul Meeting.
. The annual meeting of the
Maury Mountain Cattle Associa
tion will be held at the Camp creek
ball on March 29, 1902.
A. L. Wiole,
Secrotery.
Tho executive committee of the
Oregon Wool Grower association will
meet in The Dalles March 21 to con
ider the matter of apportioning the
Csseade Forest reserve. Our Crook
County Stock Glowers Association
ohould have a representative there in
order to get it" share of the grazing
permits. There ate sheep enough in
the county to take very nearly bII the
range and we should have it.
Grant county is to vote on the
proposition of a High school at the
next general election,
The Idoho Northern, which was
built last year a distance o( 27
miles from Natnpa, Idaho, to
Emmet, and which is allied with
Colonel Vv. II. Dewey's Poise,
Nampa dc Owyhee Railroad, will
this year be extended 63 miles
further northeastward, up the
Payette River to Garden Valley,
where tho north fork of that river
joines the mainestream. It is aim
ing for the Thunder Mountain dis
trict, where Colonel Dewey end
his associates have extensive min
ing Intends.
DUMiiluiinn Notiuft.
Notice i hcre'iy given that the firm
of Col I inn & Davis in thistliiy dissolved
liy mutual coiim-nt, J. W. Collins
retiring. All oil's will ho paid by
Arlington Davis, who will collect all
accounts due the lule Arm.
Aui.iNiiT'iN Davis.
Dated March 4, 1902.
Hlilnle For Main.
I have for sale at my ntiinlo mill
on McKay crank 100,000 shinies and
will iiimuilactttr ner 400,000 more
during the reason. All from the
ehuicrst tiinlier. Price, at the mill
1)12.25, delivered In Prineville $2.50.
J. W. KlTTKB.
For Sale or Trade.
Out) thoroughbred Kentucky Jack,
for sale or will trade fur broke dralt
horses. Also livery stable fully equip
ed, locntd in the Town of Anttilope.
For further information write to K.
C. Dielternon, Antelope, Oregon,
p. 4 8
SPRING
MILLINERY.
Arriving duily and now on
hand. A new and complete
stock of all goods in my line,
which will be sold at greatly
reduced prices.
A full line of notions and
fancy goods. .
MRS. SUSIE SLAYTON.
United ,Sttoa Uai (JtnM
i The Dalles, Orrxun. March 10, 1S02.
N"tlc in heroliy given that In ramiilian:e
with tli provisions of the act ttf C"iiKi't-s of
June S, MS, entitled "An act fur the ante of
llmltsr lwl la th .StrttM tif California,
Kan, Nevada and Washington Territory," an
..xttrndrtl at all the Public Land iltatcs hy
act of Atiximt 4, IWi, O. Clsi-ke Li'iter, Uu
(ua A. Uiter and John M. loiter, of Port
land, county of Multnomah, Slate ot Oregon,
and Joseph T. Peters, of The ballot, ouuntr
of Wmci, .State of Ureiron, have on the 2-ltli,
tftli ami 2Sth days of Kehruary, 1S02, filud
their sworn sUWinetita Nos. 2U, 215, 2Hi,
i il7, fr the N KJ. N WJ, .'KJ an.l NWJ 8.
tion 30, Tu, 1!) Htttiih, Hitno U Kant W. M.
and will offer proof to show that land mux! t
is more valuable for its llmlwr or atone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
their claims to said land before the H.-Bl4er
and KitKiror of thi nlfieo at The Dalles, Ore
lion, on Fii.iy, the 2AI day of May, 1S02.
They name at wiIimmums: '
John M, Leiter, of l'ortlanl, Orett m, Ru
fu A. loiter, of Portland. Uiuk". O. Clarke
Leltttr, t) Portland, (liiyon, It. W, Harden
lltook, of Portland, Oretfon, Josi-pll 1. J et
era, of The Halles. Oiion.
An; aud all rsons claiming adversely the
aoove descrilied lands are requested to file
thoir claims In this office on or before said
2.U day of May, PJ02.
J A!T P. I.UCAS.
ni20 Krister.
Timber lnd, Act June 3, 1S7S.
NOTICK VOH PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office at
The ballea, Oregon, March II, 1!02.
Notice is hereby kIvi that in oouipliance
with the pnivivlons of th act of Congress of
June 3, 1S7S, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the Htatea of California, Ore-
goo, Nevada and Whin,rtim Territory," aa
extended to all the Public Land states by
act of August 4, 189i, Miohaol J, McGuigan,
of Boise, County of Ada, State of Idaho, has
this day filed In this office his sworn state
ment No. 219. for the purchase of tht N EX
ot Section No. 15 In Township No. IS S,
Rsii(e No. 10 Ki, W. M, and will jffer proof
to show that the land sought is more valu
able for its timber or stone than for axricul
tural purptaes, and establish his claim to said
land before the Kenisterand Receiver ttf this
ulfloe at The Dalles, Ongon on Saturday, the
24th day of .May. 11102.
He nsmes as whitnesHes;
.Michaul Connors, E. II. McCormic, P.o!;t.
McDonald, Pvter McOuiKan, all of The
Dalles, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-des:ribed lauds are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
24tb day of May, 1U02. . .
. ' ' JAY P. LtiCAS.
nZQ Ueiriater,
A Snap for 30 Days.
A bouse and barn and three lots
in tho city of Prineville, well lo
cated near the business portion of
tho city, will be sold for cash (or
360 if .taken before April 1. After
that date the price will be advanced
100. This is a good investment
for speculative purposes. Tor fur
ther particulars call or write to the
Journal, Prineville, Oregon.
BL'MMONH. - -
In the Circuit Court of the rttate of Orejtm,
for Crook (Guilty.
Cental tl (JorinWy, plaintiff,
vs. : . ' , ,
Olnthy M. tiomiley, drfeailant,
'M) tl.VTHY ii. tiOHMLKY, THE
t- above named defendant, In the N'atne of
the Mute of Orison, you are titrnhf niiirii
to appeared and answer the cotuplaiut tiled
ajuiost you in the &Uive entitled suit on or
ttor the 1st day of April, 11102, and if you
fail to so pwar aud answer for want thereof
the plaintiff will a,itlv to the court for the re
lief demanded In tits omialnt, to wit; for
s dissolution of the marriage contract now
eitoltmi lietweeu toe plaintiff (lid defendant.
I'ubiUlied In the Crook bounty Jo'-knai.
Iio order of the Hon. W. C. Will, County
Judfc of Ciook Onuntv, Oregon, weekly for a
perM of six weeks, said'onler was dated and
tiled on the 2t.h day of March VM. 'J'ne
dale of the first publication bem the 20th
day (if Match 111.
it. liwos,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.
Und Oftioe at The Dalles. Oregon,
March 10, 1H02
Notice Is hereby trlven that the following
natneil settler has filed notice of hie intention
to make final proof in supjK.ti of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before
J. J. Sroitli, County C'letk at Prineville, Ore
gon, on Saturday, April "M. VM2, vit:
William 11. Urtzzle, of Piatt, II, B. No.
SKIS, for theKKJ NW4NK'4 SWJandWj
HKJ Kec 14, T. 17 8., It, 2 b., W. M.
lie names tl.s following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
m salt! laml. vis:
K. P. Miller, of Post. Orwron, W. H. Kelley.
of Post, (Irein, Jeff Stewart, of Muwty.
OreKon, Henry Orchard of Post, Oregon.
m20 KegisUir.
NOTICK POR PUBI-ICATION'.
Land oiSue at The Dalles, Oregon
March 10, 12.
Notice is Rerehy gin that the following
named settler has filed 'notice of bis ititeti-
linn to make final proof in Support of bis
claim, and that said proof will tie made Vtoi
A C. Palmer. U. S. Couimiasioiwr, at Piine
ville, Oregon on Haturday,' April 20, 1902,
VlX! . --. . t
OeorrfsO. Pfoa it, of Htty. Creek, H. K.
OdSOforlhe Ht NW!4, XhfHWI andNWJ
SliJ two 13, Tp. U 4.. U, Id E.. W. M. ,
He nsniea the following witmsses to prove
Ins o ntinuoiiN residence ne.n aud cultiva
tion os ssiil land, viz:
.lames A. Allen. J. P. V.inllouten, Ed. C.
Klkiii", J. II. O'Kelly, all of Hay Creek, Ore-
koii. :
JSV P. I.l'CAS,
4
Vienna Cafe i
Repapered and
I .Newly Furnished j
j ALL WHITE HELP.
Having
I popular ei
Having purehasea tins once 4
eating Innse we pur- 1
t potc nisking it, without excep-
i linn nut' nf tliP hot ill the
I city, A tdmre of public pat- f
ronsge respoet fully solicited.
Mciils at ell h.turs.
jt-M.-E4.iM, M ini, H S'H-Pmtat
POINDEXTER-
Shaving
Parlors .
, TICE ADHIN8, Proprietor
Bhaving
Halroutttnd
tJharnpooinfr
Baths
A fine hathrtwim devtiltid eopectallv tu
tho use of lattice.
Everything up-to-date and strictly
lirst cls-ts.
Deputy Stock Inspectors.
Nutice is hfifhy uiven that I havt
spiiiinted th (nllttwiiiK natitfd (wrums
deputy stock inspfviore:
J. P. Cartwrinht, Hay Crtwk,
Sam HamiUuu, Asliwttod.
E. 8tai-k, Sistura.
A. Mnrritw, Haystack.
F. M. Smith, , Paulina.
Rmctie Knnx, !"'.
T. C. Swain, Boar Creek.
J. 8. Bn(!Ut., H.hIhihI.
Alex MoIlitili, Hsrtliit
J. P. VaiiHuuten, Hay Oek.
U. S. Cuwlci, U"J Cfe)1(
Jiib H inkle,
Stuck Insuvctur CiiHik County.
Onion seta and everything else iu
tteetls See B.;e Hive.
Vho
Jfivo,
'e-sw'i,-
zip ..r---"- in-
.v-A.
Our Grocery Department
Is nearly complete. New goods come in with every
freight team. Among the delicacies in stock you will
find FRENCH MUSMR00M8, FRENCH PEAS, Art
PA RAG US, Purie de foies Gras, and a thousand and
one articles too numerous to mention. Come and try our
home made Hams, Shoulders, Bacon and Lard, and you
will want some more. The price is alright.
Seeds,
If you are planting any seeds don't forget that the Bee
Ilivehasa fine variety of them, at prices that will curl
your hair.
A share of your patronage respectfully solicited.
MICHEL & 1USSEII.
BALLSTON
BAY STALLION OWNED BY
J. L'. WINDOM, will make the season of 1902 at Culver, Or-
egon. Bred by G. Springer, of Culver, Oregon.
Pedigree Sire: The registered
& Heed, Portland. Dam: Registered Cleveland bay mare, Conning
Maid, bred by Ladd & Recdj Portland.
BALLSTON is 17 hands high and weighs in thin working order 1620
pounds. He is a dark blood bay, four years old in June.
TERMrf 10 for insurance; reduction for three or more mares.
3
-'-., i v""sr- a
entire ministry with not less than
supplying every court." '
Press Dispatch to Portland Oregoniau, February i.
Portland office imith Ptemior Typewriter Co., 122 Third St., I. & M,
ALEXANDER & CO., Agents.
W. T. FOGLE, Agent,
Trineville, Oregon.
C. E. McDowell, Prop.
Thoroughly Renovated Mid Re
furnished Throughmit.
American Plan. Hates $1,
Ui and $'i imt day.
Acoomniofliitionfi are Vnstirpassetl
in the city. Sample Rnoins for
Comiiierciul Travelers,
Long Distance Telephone Station
in the house-
13
Place .
Zfo uavo
Tlfoney
i '- "'i,
Clydesdale, Ballston, bred by Ladd
EGGS.
Blooded Plymouth
" L ck Eggs.
I am now prepared to furnish
eggs from my pens at reasonable
prices. Call on or address,
JOHN GEIGER,
Prineville, Oregon,
Big Deal in Typewriters.
Austrian Ciovernmeut Ortlers 1200
Hmlih PremierH.
"Vienna, Feb. 7. The greatest
single purchase of typewriters ever
made has been ordered by the Min
istry of Justice, which, after three
mouths of exhaustive competitive
test, has contracted to equip tho
1200 Smith Premier typewriter,
Billiard Parlors
AND
i BuW LING ALLEY
; AJILIXWTON DAVIS, Prop.
''Nuts, Candies, Cigars, Smokers' Ar
; tides and Tropical Fruits,
Furnished rooms by day, week
or month.
Moore Building, Main street.
Don't forget that yon fun save M
cents on your wiiii'T reiiJin hy stih
sciiliiiig fur the OreKoniun with the
JouKSiL for $2.50.
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