I Xocal 97cnton,
W. li. liugi'i's was in from his ranch
at Culver lastweck on business bout.
lice Adkins litis employed Mr. Kd
TVnnctt, ol Portland, to assist liim in
iiis bnrlit r shop.
J. II. Oarrett is up from liny crook
attending court in the interest of his
wnier ditch ease.
J. W. Wood was-a business visitor
from his ranch on Squaw creek the
:rs! of the week
Fred V. Wilson arrived up from
The Dalles last week and is attending;
"court as an attorney.
Hansel Wheeler, the Glizidy stock
loan and fanner, was a business visitor
in the city Saturday.
0. H. Belknap was over from the
Vla.-sic dales of Haystack Saturday at
tending to business affairs.
Henniek Jessee was down from his
ranch on Crooked river Friday look
ing after business matters.
G. V. Glenn and wife were down
from Post the tirst of the week and
aid this office a pleasant cull.
J. H. Claypool was over from Sisters
the tirst of the week attending court
lis a witness in the Wilson-Cobb case.
Lew MeCallister came down from
the mines in the Howard district the
first of the week to attend to legal
inatters.
J. H. Atkinson and wife were down
from their home in the vicinity of
Lava to at'end court in the capacity
Witnesses.
Miss Alice Smith, .1 niece of Mrs.
Frank Johnson, arrived from Bums
hist week and is visiting with her aunt
mi Mill creek.
There remains but two weeks more
school for this term and there will he
-Some irrudtiatinir exercises that will be
Moith lining to see.
Our next county treasurer came in
Trom Bend the fust of the wetk and
urid this office a pleasant call. His
iiaine is M. C. Awbrcy.
Clay Simpson wus looking after his
Insurance business in the Ashwood
Neighborhood last week and report a
$:uod country over that way.
J. N. (juiberg is in the city in at
tendance at this term of court. He
reports a considerable timber land be
ing taken in the vicinity of Sisters.
G. W. Scott, of Belton, Mo., arrived
liere Sunday from Shaniko where he
lias a lot of tine Herefoid bulls that
will be driven over here and be on sale
tifter today, Thuisday.
Char-lea Lewis was down from the
tnouth of Mill creek Saturday where
iie is teaching in the Claypool school
t:ouee. lie reports good progiess be
ing made by the school.
Postmaster Summers gives oot the
information that Culvsr and Hay
rreek are now money order offices.
These changes will be appreciated by
the patrons of Wit ofiices.
J. '. Otilliford arrived from Pendle
ton the latter part of last Week to
liK-k after some laud matters. Mr.
tiulliford is one of the pioneer tet
tims of this part oi the state.
R. K. Claypool and family are visit
ing In our city. Mr Claypoo1 informs
tis that he has disposed of bis property
hear Alvord and Contemplates moving
to Idaho. He has tesided in this
t'ounty innny years, luid his friends
1iok he will prosper in his new home.
Burns Times-Herald.
A piivote letter from lion. J. K.
Villiiimson Conveys the information
that through the efforts of Senator
Mitcln-ll the Sisters postodice will lie
Inade 11 money older ofiice after the
tirst of July, Senatoi Mitchell acted
tipoli :l ietition drawn Up by K. W.
Mitchell, of the linn of Williams,
Wood A Linthii tim, of Puitlnnd.
Sam Hamilton came over fiom Ash
wood Sunday and was taking in the
fights at the court house the tiist of
the week. He reports very little hc-
J. K Brock came in from Bend Sun.
day to attend court.
Lee Wood came ovor from Ashwood
Sunday to attend court.
W. T. K. Wilson, of Sisters Hot
attending court this week.
J. W. Gilchrist was down from Pan
liua Friday and reports his stock look
ing well.
L. C. Caldwell was down from lies
land Saturday to make Una! proof on
his homestead
. G. G, ItoiiM) was down from Rusland
Saturday altending to business in the
real estate line.
Perry Read, the hotel man of Cul
ver, was a business visitor at thecouie
ty seai Saturday.
A he llenkle arrived from Corvallis
Sunday to 1h in attendance at the
lleiikle-Sinith trial.
The familiar countenance of Doug
Dufiir is missed from hid accustomed
place this tei 111 of court.
K. H. Caldwell came down Saturday
from his ranch near Lava to be in at
tendance at this term of Court.
J. II. Kelly is down from his ranch
on I'pper Crooked river attending
court in tin capacity of a juror.
Randolph Gibson was down from the
head of Crooked river the lirst of the
week looking alter legal matters.
Lee Wigie and Henry Gray went to
Shaniko Fiiday to inspect the blooded
slock that was advertised to beat that
place. N
J. P. Hahn and wife wero in from
Culver tiie tirst of the week attending
to legal matters and visiting with rel
atives and friends.
R. H. liarnett, one of the solid
farmers of the Haystack region, was
transacting business at the county
seat the latier part of hist week.
Charley Winnek has put up a regu
lar city drug sign in from ol his drug
store that adds a considerable to the
looks of things in that pail of town.
Love Bailey, the lteuver creek stock
man, was down trom his ranch Satur
day and paid this oilice a pleasant
call. He reports stock looking well
up that way.
E. A. Parker was down from the
tock ranch pf Wigle L Parker Friday
and went back the next day. He
came down to see about the purchase
ol some blooded bulls.
T. S. Hamilton, of Antelope, sold
his entire band of TOO fine bucks last
wee to "Kid" Kelsay of that place
who will probably drive a large part
south this summer where be will dis
pose of them.
J. E. Roberts was down from Alkali
Flat Friday and reports pretty stormy
weather up there for lambing, but the
wet weather will make plenty of feed
for the stock and that is something to
be thankful for.
J. L. Windom paid this office a
pleasant call Monday and informed us
that at the recent rabbit hunt in the
Culver neighborhood, the score for
one day win 2u.")4. He was unable to
get the jiawes of those participating.
J. K. lienliam and Frank Glass were
over from the lie-chutes Friday and
report work progressingon their ditch.
Grass is growing tine in that part of
the county. Fishing will soon be good
Mm
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"S THE
WALK OVERSHOES
All
Sizes
1502
FOU MEN.
All
Widths
White Oak Shoes.
These Shoes are made of the very best
tock. The best is always the cheapest.
Every pair warranted. Special atten
tion called to the Iiovh' and youths'
shoes made of thin leather.
We are sole agents for
WURZWEILER
m
The Bilhvell Shoe.
rnexccllod for stylo, durability and com
fort. The best of everything, used in the con
Htruclion of these sdiocB. Try 11 pair ami you
will buy only The HILT WEI. I, SHOE.
I5AKER I5ARHKI) WIRE.
& THOMSON.
GHORMLEV
TAILOR.
1 1
. . TO TIIK . .
coxsrMKits
BARBED
lllllll-UIII.
Py the provisions of an act, of eon
gross approved March 11, IW2, tiling,.
and li 1111 1 proofs for land under tl,e
Timber and Stone acts limy now lie
madj before I.'. S. Commissioners.
Timber claims promise to lie very val
liable in tint near future and 11s these
hinds are being rapidly taken by east
ern people, parties here who desire
laud of this description should not
fail to take advantage of the oppor
tuuity to secure claims before thev
are nil gone. For 'u!l information as
to prices, terms, and lo'-ntinn of tim
ber land, apply to A, ('. Palmer, I'. S.
Commissioner, Piineville, Oregon.
Hon. J. X. Williamson has accepted
n invitation to deliver the Fourth of
July oration at Wasco.
Mrs. W. H. Peck was over from Cul
ver last Thursday and informed our
reporter that the Artisans and J), ol
II. at that place were going to have u
Fourth of July celebration there, and
they will have a good time and want
kll their friends to Coilie and enjoy
the day with them. Program of the
enteilainnient will be published later.
Powell & Cyrus have added a fine
pole to the front of their burlier shop
and have put in a skylight in the
WIRE . .
Do You Know
WAUKEGAN
Barbed Wire
Rmi-i more feat o thg pounJ thin anv other Brtrb-d Wire cm enrth.
bath rooms that makes them lighter
in tlie river, lint it is too cold yet for than any other part of the shop, be
them to bite very good. ;8ides furnishing more light in the
main shop. They have also put up a
line bicycle rack in front that will be
appreciated by their rider customeiH.
wnd Is coiiil In strength to the Strongest ?
II D " 1 '""
length to one pound, point regular, 1S.H5 feet; 4-point regular, lS.'Jij f.t ;
weight, one mile in length, 2 point regular, 280 pounds; 4-poiut regular, 2!K)
pounds.
You are not so much interest,! in the price per pound as the actual co-t
per rod or mile.
Figure for yourselves, then consult our nearest agent. This will result in
your buying tho WAUKEGAN.
WAUKEGAN BARBED WIRE
-SOLD ONLY II Y -
(smm Elklns 8 Kind,
S. M. W. Hiudiiian, of Camp Polk,
is in the city looking after legal mat
ters. Mr. Hiudman is one of the early
pioneers of this County, having settled
at Camp Polk before there was any
settlement to speak of in the interior
of the state.
L'ick Riggs sold his fine trotters last
week to Joe Howard. He realized
for iliem which he considers a
very moderate price for such well bred
and well broke animals. There is no
doubt that they could crowd a 2:40
pace very close and With training
would do much better. Crook county
can turn out some fine stock.
W. A. ISdl returned Saturday from
an official trip to Lakevicw. He re-
L.
Vote for
J. X. I'OJNDEXTKK,
Independent candidate for
Countv TreaBiiror.
VAUKEGAH CHIEF.
PniNEVILLK,
ORKGON.
Write for iiriees. We are the lowest.
no km.
1 tiorts beinv in the biv earthnnnl;p rti.it
tivity in that camp at present uigi()mln.e(1 . t,mt f ,
1,10 anil Was considerably ".liook
(asR comes up oeluie tli? pn(ifriii' j tu.r).,r
court in Shii I' mne sen 011 May 9. If
up"
There is still about a foot of
Isnnw in the Silver l.nL-e mnnli-v l.nr
the King people win out there h! hoto. k is looking well as the ranchers
n huge number of claims start up I j tlt clmMry put M( of,
work of developing and the camp wi 1 rh willter ,m, been V(iry mild n(,
W, idly oume w Iroi.t. j lw, u, ,lut,k hM wem.tvd ,u ,vutk
JOXKS To the wife of A. P. Jones,
on Monday morning, May 5th, 1!)02,
a daughter.
KIHBF.K To the wife of II. G. Kib
bee, in Ashwood, April 2S, a daugh
ter. Mother and child doing nicely
and the fond papa was able to be
over to the county seat last Friday.
TO ( UJtK A COM) IN .K lAV.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
t cure. E. W, Gruvs'a tniimturs is un
(anil boa. 'Jit,
The New Drug Store
I). P. A DAMSON, Proprietor.
A complete stock of .NEW and FRKSI1 drugs
and chemicals. Also .Stationery, Books, Combs,
I'niflKis, Toilet Articles, and everything kept in a
first-class Drug Store. School JJooks and School
Supplies.
Prescription Work a Specialty.
A'cxt door to Smith & Kayler's harness shop,
.Main street.
PRIXEVILLE, : :
OREGON.