Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, July 09, 1903, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextKJ Kiilolirr, nl liny crock, was In tin city th lint til tin' week, Tilt famous Olyuipla bottled beer t Hmltli i Oloeks. John Blaemore, il Howl, was In tin city UumUy. J, H. Iliuwn, (it lls)tlok, win In Hit oltjr Tuesday on bualiieaa. Ladles' Hhlrt Waists In nil gradea ud alylea lit Hulu i on, Julniaon & Co. JllIlK HlMtlll, fl( I.HMHilltH KH'llt till' Kuiiilli In tin' i(y. Tli.' Parisian folders lit K"Hi'y' are twill. F. M. Hmltli. ol I'millim, waa bunliww visitor Monday. A. 0. Painter Ml Tuesday fjr 1'nrt- IlKlll. Luther Claypool, l Paulina, win buaiiHwn vUitor the lust of tlui week Jii,Ik VY. 0. Willi, ill Clrlssly, was ill lint olty Friday. II, K. larllug, ol I'owi'll lliitlea, wan ill Unci y Hatutday. J, B. Curd, ut Waters, m in lbs olty Wednesday n Imaim-aa. I), V. Mafia, il IWIiul.n, in in illi cit y dnlng liuslneaa. IIk. W. A. It'll anil Ail'lli' Va i.Iit umil returned Weduralay Ironi a trti ti) Fort land Frank Alwmal, of Hhaniko, win In the city Monday, renewing old so piiainlaiioce. Hmltli i ('leek hav the famous Olyuipla thrilled lleer Inr mile at IS renin per ttlh ' Uenrgrf Millloan, the I'inr mountain rattle king waa tranurllng liiialiicas in the elty Wednesday. Have ymir lmlu an one ul those Dh-i U niuunla at Keller's gallery. There's nothing pre'licr. Ladles Dresa (looda In nil grade nil prettiest pattern at J. K. Morris'. Mrs, Jsa K. Fuller ana Miia Hint aou spent lhe4 th in Ilia city, re turning home Mdinlay. Dr. Uelknap'a little aou. Ilobart la daitgvruualy III at llm lairily homo in thu oily, with lyihiiiil lover. Knul W, Wilaun, the merchant, la reported ill at hia lioma, threatened with pneumonia. f. T. Higglna relumed Monday trom an tended trip Wi Minnesota fllu-i. (i. Huringw and lamily, of Culver, vara ill llw city Halnrday Celebrating ' itli ua. Jamra Pyer and wile came in from their ranch on Upper Oclmcn and p.Hil the 4 III in this oily. Uaorgi' Hay and wile. ol t-osl Creek, ere in llw elty tli last ( th week. Tliy look in our celebration. Jnaeph Lialr, wil ami cliildrmi' wen Pilnevilbj vialtora last week, le luruing hum Monday. Tha Arliaan assembly held instala-' lion eeremuniea at their hall lt Monday, alt" which refreshments wsie served. All persona knowing themselves in deUrd to Hinith 4 fleck will please call and altl aa lli.y need tho money. RnlK. I'atteraon, a timber locator from Hilver Leka, arrived the llrat ol tha week and will locate hero lor th milliner. You will fln A No. 1 ''"' Men'a Kurnlaliing 1!'khU at J. f. Morr'a'. Thv are unext'elleu in thecity,anltWprioa are rilit. Mm Wunweiler returned from Peachute th flr.1 ol the wk, where he had hm aarla'ting A. H. Grant in the Bend Mercantile Company'" !. 1. CI. Murray, a pronilnont tlmlier looator ol Silver I.ak, pal through the elty Tueaday ennjule to Portland, where he goea on a tmaineea vim. Jay t. Stroud pMned .through the .u. T,.lv enroiite to Deachutin with a load hmmehold gooila lor J. M Lawerence. Miia Ada Fmter rani down from Beaver creek, where ah had len tMcliinil achool IiinI w'k, .returning home Monday. a p...l New Mno ol Cicnt'a it ... i.-. mcoivmI at J. K. Morris' In llm latent liltx-knan re being olil at mall nmrgin of proOt. Byron Cady, who hna lieen at Silver I .1. Inr Hie oaat two montha looking -t,. il..itur liimineaa returned to the Knlly'a giilli'ry la the only plmm In drook (.'utility to gi't llrnl i'lnH phiiliw,. Tlio Itiivlow price piano win won by Miia (liwgla llialgea, hy a Imiiilwmin inuorlty, rllici la to he wiugrntiilati'il iihiii her good fortiiuo. Omar C!layMHil luia arci'ptiil a p6 altluu with Wiirz.wi'ilcr & Thoniniin, while hla (oriner plain' at Klkina 4 Klug'a la lllliil hy P. II. Howard. lloraea paatiirvil lor Ml oiuita a wwli In the laial paa'.ure in Oronk County. W, T. Kogl. The luiliy ol Kliuer Clink, ol I'niil lua ri'porlial dead elacwhere in thla ia- mik', la later ri'lmrtrd alive, hut the hitter reairt hna not lai'it eoiiflrmul. A. II. Katebeiielt, ol Aahwixal, win In the oily thla w ek witli a petition hclore the county court aakiug lor a lleeiiMi to rell liqour in 'contieutloii with hia iahwoial liuuxu. The 16lh ol thil moiilli will Iki the laal pulillo wimiI ule d.iy in Hlianiku. Ol tho four and one hall million iHHiiula alori'd in the two Hliauiko ware liouani, tlireeand a hall million kkj da havealreuily men aoiu. Harry Hmltli and Ralph Hliarp came ill Kriiluy Ironi the 'fuiiirllo country and cnloliratnl with ua, Kalph playid Ilia "mil good gam ol hall, mtuhliig fur our wititiing lioiiiu team. Il.T. Ilrnnetl, tMwial government agi'iit, attarhwl In The I'allin Inmi nltlce, tell Moniluy for that plare, alter a wwk'a atay in our city. While here he aueceeilnl in clearing up about JU timlair and atone claim entriea that hail lii-n held ill' oaing to de fective proufa. Dr, llamld Clark and wile arrived Halunlay Ironi valley poiula. He intend upending the aunimer Hi our city, and haa had littid up a Hint iftice which ailjoiua Dr. K'wnbi'rg'a .llicc. He can be luuud there at any tune. Dr. Clark iniikea a aviaiiy I bridge and cruwn work. A letter Ironi C. Hunt Smith receiv ed by John Comba, alnlcd that ho and All All n luat all their peraonal efTcctt in a huU'l lire in Nouio City, Alaaka The letter waa dated June 2:lrd, and in it Mr. Smith atatrd that he and Mr. Allen wuuld leave the following lay for an interior point and that they would be home about Augiint lit. lliliulreda of accidcliU through out America reunited Irom cele brating tho Fourth. Wixo peopl aro itnxiuuaiy awuiting legiMinion hat will do nway with tho mm) ol gun bowdur hy tho small boy, II i only a heirloom ol Chinese cus tom anyway. Ily tho time thia iasue inches its rentier l'ojie Um XI 11 will in all probability Im roiinltil among the cml. lie a a religious ruler will U' niourned by many millions of loyal subjects, and the place that ho occupies in their hearts will be hard to fill. H counted among his subjects people, ot more nation alities and color than any other living man. It will probably be haul matter lor the college of iir.linals to select i iucccssor that will fill his - place r-ntisfactorily. The Uearknlea Krkl Trble, Th Dwchulca acnisd troobloa, which liavo readied the notice of the publio from time to lime during the piwl two niontlm, will probably termi nate In Hie County Court Friday. The case will come before Judge lligga nu that day, and tho (puvtion Ui lw decided ia, wliutlior or not the ln.l clerk's laxika belong to th old clerk who win re-docled, or whether they Mong to J. M. I.aweronce, who also olnini the iwition. Soino (lUtrleU ace to have diffi culty in getting anyone to aerve in tli is poailion, but the multiplicity of clerkain Deachutea diatrlct allow the posiliun to be a eovetotl one. Just why, wo woul not undertake to av. and will again locate oily last week with ua. J H. Overtml. a prominent timber Ineater ol Silver bake passed throng;!! Ihe city Sunday wirouto to Portland, when he goea lor a bniinesi visit ol a lew weeka, .....i ur.,.ilnr returned home Ttill v.;.i Avni 'K from a trip to Port Whll. away, Mr. Wunweiler .(tended the wool aalea them duller than uaual. Kink l,raln Klllra- Last Monday there occurred In In iaui a riot ot aerioua oonseipiencea caused hy racial troubles. The state ilitia had been ordered out to pro tret negro prisoners c.mfni.xl in tho iail at Evanaville, that state, and a mob that had collected 'or the pur- pim of forcing the jai.il and lynching them, were fired iim)ii by the citizen aoldiery. Seven dead and fourteen injured, all Irom among tho rauka of tho mob, ia the result of the conflict. Tho County Court haa decided to ehiuige the Head County rond Irom Its present route so that It will go Into the towiislte of Lytic, first and then to lli'iiil. Al tho present timn this rosd follows tho Pilot llutto Development Company's right ol way for their ditch. For Hale, or to bet on Shares One hundred bond Stock Cattle! Km particulars call on, or nddress J. H. McMeen, Liimoiitn, Ore, Males far HaHllHf t ralibl. Tho Freighter Upton, wbicli met and effected an organization tho 1st of July, have arranged the following schedule of prici lor hauling freight, From Khiiiiikit to I'rinovillo, one cent per pound From Beaver creek to Hhaniko 1 J ccnlM. ,! jH-'lt I'll f.fll" Tawuall. ). L. Morrow, the Columbia South ern lowuslte agont ia working this week on tho towniiteof Lytic, which is the railway company's official town site. He ia pri puiiiig the iiuia, plots, etc. prcisirauiry to placing the town Inta on the market. Mr. Morrow was formerly the town ite aceiit for tho Chicago, Milwaukee mid HI. Paul railroad company, and is a thorough man In his lino 1 1.' conn t'i this state sumo time flK for his health, and tho climate haa proven effectual in curing him. Ho intends milking this country his poiiiuiucut home. The llyo Crass Rabbit Katcrini- noting Snciely held a ahoot in their territory lielow Uiwn lost Sunday, hieh resulted in Dr. C. A. Cline win ning tho medal lor tho third and last time. Tliiwo pnrliciaiing in Holi day's shoot and their scores were as follows: Dr. C. A. Cline, 2b2; J. H. l'einploton, 2;i; W. W. Kay, Sii7; and I. W. Spoors, 11W; total, U74. Tho medal won hy Dr. Cline was put up about a yoar ago by the society, and has been contested for at different times by from lour to twenty local sHirUmoii, and during this time $700 bus lieen ssmt by them for ammu nition and team hire alone. The number of bunnies killed Is not known but the good .that has alrwdy re sulted to the (armors in the locality nf the hunting rroumU is incalculable. The only possessors of the medal, which is valued at alwut Lo were Ur. Clino And W. V. Hay.tho Inter having had it in his possession twice. J. H. Tompleton, though n vor having had tho modal boat both Mr. Kay and Dr. Clin at different .times, but was un fortunately always a oloso second. However ho is a true sportsman and deserves much orodit lor the interest tnkan in these shoots. The plan ol niviuir a medal has proven so success- lul in this case that it is pmbablo that some ol the other rabbit striken communities ol our section will adopt the wiiiio plan in the near future. annailnr Affray at mitrhsil. ... Word was received hero Sunday ol a shooting affray in Mitchell, tlmt oi'cured last Saturday at about fi o'clock in the afternoon, In which two men were killed a third fatally wounded. It lectin, from the report brought in that "Mug" l'uett, a bard char acter, who is well known through this section, having nursed at the pest house in this city during the smallnox eiiidemlc. but whose home is in Mitchell, waa drinking, and undertook to run the town during his inebriation. He had walked down the main street to o point near Bridge creek and direct ly in front of the Wee Campbell livery stable, where be was amus ing himself by shooting at the till- fercnt objects floating downstream. In this action several people nar rowly missed being hit by the fly ing bullets, and a 'shcepshearer by the name of Milt Dehaven, hearing several con. plaints took it Uon himself to go to where l'uett was doing his gun play and asked him to desist. As Dehaven had gone prepared to enforce hi" demand, taking a 30-.'K) Winchester. Puctt acquicsed, and went back up the Main street, but soon returned, and finding Pchavcn still standing where he bad left him,, told Inn. that he had conic back to shoot it out with him. In the meantime, Dehaven had loaned hiB gun up against tho fence a few tos away and in answer, toJJ Puelt, to wait at least until he had hit gun in bis hand. In. answer, Puett said: I) i- you, I'll do nothing of the kind," will 8red his ' revolver, striking Dehaven in the left breast lireclly over the heart. Dehaven turned and grastied Ins rifle, aim ing it nt Puett, but City Mirshal, John Stltes had by this time ar rived, and ho pushed Dehaven a gun aside, causing the first shot to gowideol its mark. The latter, however, stop)ed hack quickly, and Gred a second shot, striking Puctt In the' stomach. Having emptied his gun, he etartcd back tip to the hotel, where lie got more ammunition, lie succeeded in walking back to the scene of the shooting, a distance of about SO yards, and then dropjied dead. Puett, in the meantime, had shot Marshal Stiles in the thigh, inflict ing a wounu that ia pronounced total by the attending physicians. Puelt lived about 20 miuutes after receiving his wound. j City Marshal, John Stitos, ; is well known in that section, anci has many friends who deplore his misfortune. Ho is a son-in-law of Perrv Helms, who resides nt Combs Flat. ' , ' Sunday evening, July ow, at the Ncw sirni crock home, to the wile of D. Koopman, a boy. Mother and child are doing nicely und sod as thia ia the first vi.it of the atork, Mr. Koopman ia duly elated. t'Nlver Hews. to 1 At Sisters, last week, tbo 4 month old infant son ol A. Scroggins. At Paulina Inst Thursday, the infant aon nf Mr. slid Mrs. Klmer Clark. The bereaved paronta have the aym pathy ol many frionda in their l.ai. J. P. Morris, the merchant, has a f2(K)0' Hue of men's and boys furnish inga, which ho will close out below cost. You can nod some genuine liargaius at his atoro. Give him a call. :auri.ai Sialic. Usenst At Union clnircli Prinevttie, tfia 'nil ami fill Halilaitlis of each niuntli. MorniiiK 11 a. in. ami evening a p, m. HayHUu-k, Hie 3rd KalSialh of each month. Hciiil, llir lit Hahlmth of each month. HahtMith school 2 p. m. evrry Habbath. I'rnyer meetifix crery Wednewlay eveninir at s o'clock. I'asssTTKltUM At I'lilon church Prine- ville, tli ht anil 3rd Sabbath of each month MorniiiK and evening, U a, in. and S p. m. Ka1,h:ltli school every Habbath inorninirat 10a. w. Frayerinwtinevery Wednewtay eveiiinr at S o'clock. ItsTiiomsT Krnn'oeAtPririeville, 2nd and Ith Habtaiths at It a. in. and flervice every Mahbath evening at 8 o'cliK;k. Hnn- day school 10 a. in. every Habbath. Kpworth lyaiKU 7 p. -in. every Hubbalh evening. Prayer meeting every Thursday evcmiix at s o'clock. Wiliew Creek, 1st Siiblwith of each luonth at 11 a. ni. Clay pool, the 3rd Sabbath of each month at 11 a. in. Howard, the Saturday evening tie- fore the 3rd Habbath of each mouth. L'HRism KsnaAVoa Every Habbath eri'tiluif at 7 o'ehs-k at Union Church. The paxton, renide at the following reai deuces. Kcv. Triplctt, at Itaptist ranon ..e. Kev. It. I.. Alter, at Hotel Mcfar land. Hev, Clark, at M. E. l'araonaee, two doors from church. , Mi Hallraa Talk. Railroad talk hna it that the Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul railway oom- paiiy will build a transcontinental lino, within the next throe or four yosrs. Tins year tuey will coniiiiei.ee tho'r extension into tho Wyoming coal fluid Irom where it ia aaid they will extend across Iilnlio and this late to the ocean. skerirl Sale Taasaay. bast Tuesday altornoon there was a shoiin's sale at tho court bouse at Inch time the UcliiH'O Gold Mining Cuniwnyo property situated near Howard, consisting of a reservoir, mining ditch and flume, and other property was sold to satisfy a judge ment giyon (io.V. Uarnes lor lllK'ill The property brought $1100. The Allen Henry ploco on ltcnver was sold at the same time to satisfy a .judgement given 0. W. Harm's for nd reports I!J. Th property waa bought by H. L. Stewart lor $400. Paal Offlr Hrmis. Tho annual report of Postmaster (leorgo Summers shows the receipts ol the Prinovillo office to be a marked increase over tho previous year. . Tho postal receipts during tno fiscal year ending June 30th was $2781.41. The last six months business was $1495.74, ,ia compared with $1285.07 for tire proceeding six months. During tho year 4444 postal money oredrs were issued. During Hie montn me i i .. , A money- thus ironsierreu .i... to $4,359.0.1, as oompard with $3,9o5.-l 97 issued during July 1902.' These figures show a good healthy growth, and aocouuts for Mr. Bummer's salary being raised from $1200 to $1400, this ralso taking ettoot July 1st. Tho money order business for the lost year was jn the neighborhood, ol $50,000. This sum gives an i 'ea of the volume of business done at our local office. Prinevillo's postal receipts and money order business exceed those of any other in Oregon of the same accredit ed population. Mrs. Barnelt ia reported liiile sick. -, '' John Peck started for the Hep- pner country Saturday to worn during Tiarvost. The Haystack country was favor ed with a fine shower of rain yester day. The ball game was claimed by the Ravens, with a dispute over foul playing. There was a picnic held on the flat at Mr. Kilingbeck'B on tho 4th. also one at the Cove at Mr. Mc- Calister'a. A fine time is reported. The spring grain is looking very well in this section, but the fall wheat is almost a failure, as there are more weeds on the ground than there is wheat. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. McMeen and family and several from Willow Creek, also several parties from Willow Creek Basin were in at tendance at Culver Friday ' and some staid over for the dance. Fall into line and order your new spring suit Irom the great Oak-Easel of Strauss Brothers Coed Tailor for 36 Yaara. CHICAGO. From start to finish good qual ity is Ihe predominating feat ure of all clothes mad to order by this well known tailoring bouse. No detail is too small to be given careful attention; your perft comfort la their aole aim. Call at ojir store and look over the splen did assortment of 500 latest and nobbiest patterns. We will quote you prices that will inter est you. Your satisfaction, as always, absolutely guaranteed. Saloman, Johnson & Co. Li i 'j i '' ' ; t' ,i''i i H'iosterli ictmw Proprietors: !L! si A Complete ' and Clioice ' Line of J?'f, Veal, 'Mntton, Fork, Bacon, ' Lard, ! and ''Country Produce. t Main st. . 'Phone 31, SIIA(0.l7AnEIIQUSE conPAiiY r ' Slianllro, Oxegron , , ... General Storage, Forwarding AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Fireproof building 100x800 feet, 150 feet two stories in height.:- v Snccial Attention to Wool Grading and Baling for Eastern Shipments. Dcalers-in Illacksmith Cool, Flour, Earljed Wire, Nails, Cement, Lime, Coal Oil, Plaster, Bultihur, Wool and Grain Hacks and Twine, Orain and Feed. Higliest price paid for Hides and Pelta. j V'1 Stock Yards with all the Latest aDd Best Facil ities for Handling Stock. , Agent tnr Wj on Warehmme Milling Ci. 's, "White River1 and "Dstlei PaUnt" Hour. Mark mmIs are of "H. W. Co.". A. H. LIPPMAN & CO. ...Hanufacturers of and Dealers in...,. FURMTURE, COFFINS and CASKETS CARPETS, STOVES, PAINTS and OILS Lumber and al Kinds of Euilding Materia For'CAS?HrOiilrtf7? .11 .V Jtenclerson oc j'ouara -DEALEIIS IN- WINES, ItOMt.SiK iiiiil lMI'OIMED... COVNTRY ORDKRS ' 1 " ; SOLICITEO. LIQUORS, a. I. .1 CIGARS. PRINEVILLE, FIRST DOOR SOUTH POISDEXTER HOTEL. OREGON. WINNER DRUG CO. .... .. Incorporated 1903. 1 Drugs, Stationery and House Furnishing Goods SALOMON, JOHNSON & CO. (SUCCESSORS TO General Merchandise AltratlaN.m. W. A. There will ho a special election at the first meeting in July to fill vacancy m Hie omceoi milliter. A full ittteniiance of nieniliers is re(itiested. W. T. Fogle. V. C. The dance in the evening was well attended, and all had a good time. Several of our young people attended the dance at the Willow Creek Basin Saturday night. For staying' qualities we will place the Ilavstackcrs against the world. The Ice cream social held at the Culver school house Fridav for the henifit of tho flood sufferers, was a complete success, hesules turning over $47.00 to tho committee to be sent to Lexington, we all had a splendid time, every one enjoying themselves in the fullest sense of the word. Omar Cyrus had a runaway last Thursday, breaking tho tongue of his wagon and doing some other damage to it. The team . ran against Mr. Scales' house taking off the corner where the cupboard set, throwing it into the room and breaking several dishes. M. ' Dry Soods . :r'.H ... SI I . - 1 .:. Si urn rnr, , , , I JCardware, Stoves ' I and uinware . . , s Sheep Shears ' '' '' Tnhle and Pocket . . ' ll JW; Cutlery ! " M Gnns, Ammunition, ' and 1 Steel Trapa - , ' ' JPatoliCoila' ' ' " ' "V I ' and ; Varnisliaa . Camp Stoves , . . t w. ' &l :i Warou Covert 'M ' and"' : & and Otock'mens OuppUcs r r I , . .1.. 1 Mole AgCnl" iof lie f , New; Stylish Shirt Waists Fancy Trimmings smlJN'eclr. Rilibon Lace Curtains Summer Dress Goods of the Latest Styles and Trimmings to Match Percales and Shirtings , A Beautiful Assortment at Low Prices Muslins A New and Complete Stock Just Arrived ' Bedding Ol All Grades at Low Prices iroceries Me's and Boys' Furnishings.... Sew Line of Summer Hats SUITS of All Grades, New and Cp to iliite at Reiisoniihle Prices ',' F. Myers Shoes . Made Seat ami I'p to-lste f I in aaaui i,.4tt;