I jCocai TJfention.
Work is progressing on the new cot
'tage ol J. L. Luckev on Thud street
A. J. Washburn, of Hunlne. was
'business visitor hi the oily the first of
'1.110 weeK.
v. v. Dawson, ot X ho Dulles, Was
doing business in the city the first of
'the week.
, u. heady, tne Howard milling
limn, was a pleasant visitor at ill
'office lust Friday,
S. P. Babb was down from B
Meadows the first of the week lock in
:aftor business affair.
R. A. Ford was over from his farm
in the vicinity of Sisters Monday look
ing alter business matters.
S. R. Slayton returned Friday from
'torvallis, where he has been sojourn
ing for the past winter with relativos,
F.T. Higgins came down from his
oarm on Bear oreeir. tne nrst ol tli
week to look after bis business inter
cats in town
Mrs. J. R. Brook is in the city for a
tew days visit, bhe reports consider
able activity in timber claims in t)
Bend country.
Mrs. Pickett is having considerabl
improvement made on her piemise
A new fence adds much to the appear
ance ol tne property.
Mr. 8. I. Belknap arrived Iron
Prairie City Saturday and will remain
for some time visiting with friends
:and relatives in this county.
H. V. Reed, of Bend, was in the
'City the first of the week enruute to
Portland where he goes to purchose a
iplaning mill outfit to place on his
.property at that point.
ii you nave anytiung to sell or
Vant anything advertise it in the
Journal. An ad was inserted last
week and half a dozen applications
'have been made for the position ad
vertised. A. R. Eastwood was over from Per
'hams sawmill the first of the week
and informed our reporter that there
as a fine lot of lumber on the yard
:at that place. They find ready sale
lor their product at Aahwood.
id Harbin has been putting up a
dry kiln in order to be able to furnish
"seasoned lumber for building pur
Toses. Building is going ahead too
Tapidly for lumber to season in the
.good old way, by nature's methods
There has been o many Webfo ten
'came to this county during the paxt
ten (lays that it has been raining al
most all the time. Well, we are gld
tu welcome both to our county and
.'glad to know that both have done us
good.
The Prineville fire department will,
'assisted by the citizens in general,
liave a grand Fourth of July this year.
A meeting was held last week to take
preliminary step towards organizing
lor that purpose A full announce
auent will be made later.
Kola Keis, Oscar Zeyss, Henry Sues
en,Jas. Fitzpntrick, Chas. Price, 0.
A. Archibald and P. C. Anderson, of
-Albany, passed through here last Sat
urday bound for the banks of the clas
sic Deschutes there to lay the founds
Hum of a fortune in timber.
Magnus Begg, of Broadview, Assim
'a'ooia, Canada, desires information of
h is brother, Phil A. Begg, who was a
resident of thii county some two years
ago A-hy true knowing the where
abouts of Mr, Begg will please inform
trim that his b-other wishes to hvar
Irom him.
Work has been begun on D. P, Ad-
nnWs ire-v brick building and he
vill soon be in his own domicile.
AV'Ircn completed it will add greatly to
the appearance of this part of town.
Ever since the Journal moved into
XliiserM of the t'ity improvement has
been the watchword.
J. A. Boggs, formerly of Duluth,
aijnti., lias opened an office with H
Biggs. lr. Hoggs is an attorney
na is wen versed in land law, having
iiad years of practice, especially in the
matter ot limher tand. tie is pre
pared to make out paper for filing on
timber claims and all business to be
trantmted Wore the land ortice and
V,!l also conduct any kind of land
run entiling Iwfi-re the United 8 tutus
lut.d iifiii'wi in this state.
Prof. J. M, Martihdale.Mrs. Dorgan,
the M it-'es Collins, Harry Cusick, I,.
Al. Curl, Peter PmuIus, F. Aldrich, H.
A. Kelson, W F. Hammer, W. P.
Piellter, Van Riley, E. R. Ciai-Hke, J.
1), Kenneily, Julm Scott, A B. Mc
Killop, Jlie.hael Goets Jr., F. H. Cob
1 in. and Wile, Mr. MeAlpin, Mrs. W.
U'. Unwell, Kenl V. Murftir, Dr. N. E.
'Wltiiiartl.Sam Worrtll. Don Swan and
l.e Kdwirds, nil of AlliHiiy, returned
holiday from in outing nil the Uv
chutea Frnn' the. sunburned expres
sion tiF a largi number of the iHiys
tl i j- niliH have had a glurkitrs time.
Vninly limrd one of the party tx
t"Pt himself as having caught nny
tl itij and that on I J a ld ..ld.
Mrs. A. P. Jonea is reported very
sick at her noma on Johnson oreok
A. B. Nile, the monument man, Is
in town this week looking after busi
ness in his line.
Jesse and Charles Cox were business
visitors from the growing burg of Sis
tcis last Friday.
J. A. Rayl nd wife, of Hay creek,
were in town last week. Mr. Rayl is
looking for a stock ranch.
Ovid Riley was in from Bend the
latter part of Inst week and reports
things moving along nicely over there.
A large gathering of representative
stockmen was here Saturday to look
at the fine bulls that were ou exhibition.
F. M. Loveland was in from his
ranch near Culver Monday and reports
all kinds of things growing fine out
that way.
C. W. and J. B. Cartwrieht were up
from the B. S. L. Co.'s ranch laft
week looking after business affairs tit
the oounty seat.
J. H. Smart and R. 8. Loosely, nf
Fort Klamath, pawn! through here
last week. B. R. Dull and P. D. Tight
ly are expected along any day.
J. H. Hnner and wife, W. H. Hyatt
and wile, D. H. Hnner and A. II. Bur
geson came in from Bend Monday to
attend to business affairs in the citv.
Dan Evans left for Prineville on
Saturday. From general rumor and
the frequency of thee vinits we aro
led to believe that Dan finds some
special attraction in that part of the
world. Aahood Piospector.
W. J. Schmidt was down fmm his
home in Summit prairie the first of
the week and remembered the printer
in a substantial way. lie says that
the grans is beginning to green up in
that section of the county.
L. C. Perry is in the citv from the
Descliute and says that he has lamb
ed 110 ner cent this vear. Our report
er didn't ask him to give a detailed
statement of the number, but took
the matter under advisement.
Carey Foster and J. 8. Mr Mem were
both up in the Bf.iver creek country
last week looking after their pnliticnl
fences and report that there is everv
indication of a Inrjre republican vote
from that section of the county.
G. L. Frizzell, one of Wheeler coun
ty's representative alock men, was a
business visitor last Friday. Mr.
Frizzell came over to take a look Bt
the fine cattle that were brought from
Missouri and took a couple home with
im.
Lige Sparka came in, from the sheep
camp on Squaw creek Sunday and re
ports the crop of lambs as excellent.
rom 6000 ewes they have marked
480(1 lambs which, considering the size
of the band, is an almost pheuominnl
increase.
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Vote for
: J. N. POINDEXTER,
Independent candidate for
! County TretiBurer.
There was a practice game of base
ball played on the fair grounds Sun
day and the boys showed up very well
tor the amount of prncticu they have
had. There will no doubt be a match
game on the Fourth as one of the at
tractions of that day.
V, Shrum and J. A. Roberts were in
the city the firt of the week trout
Cherry creek. They report fine grass
over that way. Ml Roberts intends
taking a large band of mutton sheep
to California as soon a shearing is
over, tie will dm e overland.
Grass and garden are beginning to
grow as if they had been sent for.
The spring has been so backward that
growth of all kinds was greatly re
tarded, but with the warm days ami
fme showers that we have hern having
aurmg the past wiek everything is
coming to the front.
J. H Gray was down from his
Crooked nver ranch the first of the
week receiving the fine Hereford bull
that he purchased from the bunch of
white faced Missourians that were
brought here by Scott & March. It
was a fine animal, two years old and
weighed nearly 1GO0.
Hon. W. P. Ready and wife hare
taken up their residence in Malheur
county, Where Mr. K. haa charge of
the oil drilling outfit. He has put on
two shifts and is running the drill
day and night, pushing the work until
it is definitely settled whether oil ex
it in that section or not. Muro
Observer,
Last week Pole Lafollett was out
looking after stock and found a deu of
coyotes which ho proceeded to dig out
with the sesuit that he cashed in
eleven scalp for the benefit nf the
Mckay sheep raisers, we think this
Is the banner catch of the year. If
anybody can beat it let them come to
the front.
P. B. Davis, of Sisters, Crook coun
ty, who lias been in the Willamette
valley several weeks, was in the city
last night on his way home. Mr. Da
vis snid there was considerable inquiry
in the Valley about Eastern Oregon
land, and a good many of the old set
tlers down there were talking of com
ing tn the laud of sunshine, Dalles
Mwuntniiiwr, i
. Important.
By the provisions of an set of con
gress approved March 11, ltXJ2, filings
and final proofs for land under the
Timber and Stone acta may now be
made before l 8. 0uinmiioneri.
Timber claims promise to be very val
uable in the near future and aa these
lands are being rapidly taken by east
ern people, parties here who desire
land of this description should not
fail to take advantage of the oppor
tunity to secure cLinis before they
are all gone. For full information as
to pnees, terms, and locution of tim
ber land, apply to A, C. Palmer, U. 8.
Commissioner, Prineville, Oregon.
, . to Tint . .
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R. M. Powell was down from hit
lambing camp Monday morning and
iepo:ts that from one band of 701 ewes
he has marked 771 lambs and from hii
baud of BOO he expect to mark 900
lambs, lhis ought to satisfy any
sheep man.
There are a large number of people
in this county that would do well to
avail themselves of the opportunity
to take up timber claim before it is
all gone. There will be a rush iu here
in a short time and there will be no
timber to take six mouth from this
date, a there was a large amount
taken with lien land scrip and there
has been a considerable quantity al
ready filed on by outside people. Fifty
claim have been taken during the
past two week.
Rev, II. C. Clark left Wednesday for
North Yakima, where he goes to at
tend the. district conference of the
Methodist church. He was accompa
nied by his wife and Misses Mary Sal
omon and Ethel Swearengen, who go
to attend the Epworth League con
vention a delegate from this place.
Miss Salomon will visit Portland be
fore she return. In consequence of
his absence Rev. Clark will be unable
to fiU hi regular appoiutmenUon the
third and fourth Sundays this month.
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Prescription Work a Specialty.
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