Crook County journal., October 27, 1904, Image 3

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B LOQAL MENTION
liny I'rlco wn III
lit I'owt liiBt will,
from liU much
A. TIioiiimoii tvtiirni'il hint wnk
from IiIh much nt WmIi-im.
School ItnnkM nml nil Mini
.f miiiini hiiiiiim ni tin iu:i: iiivk.
J. It. I'lilllliiiili. one uf SIhIitxi IIIwiih
wih iriiMMiirlluu; IhimIih-hm In I'rlni
vlll I'rliln.v. y
II. W. Itnlil.i l wax 111 lilt (II.V till'
llrl of I In week (rum 1 .11 mi lonkluu
llltl'r IiIIhIIII-HM niMtllTM.
l-'rcil Wiillncc wan In I In' city from
1 1 ny creek I hi week v ImI 1 1 it ix with
rclnilvin fur ii few iln.vt.
J. M. McMh-ii miim In tin' rll.v
WVlTlll lllll4 tlllrt Wivk fl'Dtll I. II Ml' nit n
m t Ifinllnu; tu IhihIiiikk unit Ici-m.
A. i'. l.uriiH nml J. M. 1 .11 wcn-m-i'
witi iivit (ruin lli'inl I In hint of I In
wii'k mi ti hrli'l IhimIiii-mm trip.
J. P. Villi 1 1 iu 1 1 'li nna In tin' rlt.V
from I lay Creek iltii hiix the pnt
Wii'k hiuUhtf utter hIim k lillMllieoM.
John Hltilr nml wile r-l iii-ucd fruiu
tliMi' Wii'kn vl'-it-tii the n iiibI I-'rl-ilny.
They left Sutiirilay fur Itcml.
J. Trmik Strmiil wiim In tiiu it hint
wii-k and report tlint their ihrcwher
l now WiirklllK nil I lie K l'"l II l the
Mioco villley,
I'ltil WIImimi mnl wife
luwt ( the. week f ii mi
t Im'.V Iiiu) U-cn vIbIiIiiu
for it few iIii.vm,
returniHl the
Item) where
with frlemlH
A nut In Khter riiuie dow n from hi
ranch nt Crook mnl np-nt wvernl
iIm.vm In the illy ilurlnn the punt
wivk ntteiiilltiu tn IiiibIiii'bw imilterM.
K. i:. l.iiiiK'lilln, uf I'oiillioi. rt-t iirn
m TlleMihty from lli'ilier where he
lellveni I'll) heml uf ".'ycnr-old
utM-m lii It. N. Stniitlehl Inxt wivk.
Hi nvclved mnl in for the
Itinicti.
CoiiKreMHiiimi J. N. WllllmiiHiiii
ri'lurneil to the rlty Tiicmliiy frniii
ii linxIneHM trip tn viirtniiM pnrtM nl
t lie tii te. He will leave the Hint of
I hi Week fnr I'll I'iimii, TfXIIrt, til lit-
teml the Nntlniiiil Irrigation con
Vi'iitluti w hli'll liieetH then' liext
lllolltll.
The t'nuiity l lerk thin wii'k will
Im'uIm HellillliK nut IiiiIIoIm tn la- Umh
lit t he fleet Inn nil the eighth of next
iiioiitli. TlieCrniik county bulb t l
oiiiew hat nhnrter tllilll t Ilnw tn U
limit liy many of the eniiut leu iim the
IIHKtlnll of prnhllilllnll Will lint In-
ulveu rui mi mi Hie hIhi-1 fur the vol
liitf iiiiirkn.
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$ to $2 on Shoes
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At the RACKET STOIl
MImm Julia Hatch nf Albany, tlehl
Hii-ri'tary of the Whuhiu'h North
I'aclllc 1'renliyterluli Itnanl nf Ml
hIoiih, will lecture lit the I'nlim
i-liiin-h In thin city next Saturday
ami Siiiulay cvcnhiKM. Sunday
veiling her lecture will In- llliiHtrnteil
wit h curliiM ami eiiMtouiM of Slum, n
I'oiititry tn which ulie wan ii iiiImhIuii
nry for M'veu yearn. Then will nlno
Im ii WiiIiiiiii'm meetltiK lit thechliivli
nt 4 o'clock Siiiulay iifteriionii. All
women are cnnllally Invlteil.
Win. Jordan hail IiIh preliminary
liearliiK in-fore J. V. White, JtiHtlec
of the in-nee, at Jiihn Pay, Vcdnen.
loy, on a chaw "f the larceny of n
borne In'IoiikIiik to ( i. Cornet t of
Ixitv, nml wan illwharKeil liy the
iiHtlee. The horne In ipieHtloii
formerly Ih'Ioiiki'iI to a resident of
t'rook county, anil .lorilnii proveil to
t In HiitlHfactlon of the court that he
IiikI purchiiHeil theanlmiil of Cornett,
tlitiH the iIIhiiiIhhiiI of the charp'.
Can.viin City Kajile.
The lnillcs of the MethoillHt church
luive orMiilzcil mi iilil HiH'lety with it
cluirter iiieiulM'i'Hlilp of till. Mr. W.
1. Jlnnett Im prt'Hlilctit tuul Mi'm. Ix'n
Iwifollett HtH-n-tary of the new oi'Ktin
I zn t ! in, the inline of which will In
tlu'Oiurch WorkeiH of the M. K.
rliiiri'h. The iiii'inlieiH havo im
iiH'iu'eil the cii'iilliiii ofa fiinilto re
wi I r a ml hea tit Ify the church prop-
rty nml for that purpime will Herve
n TliiinkHKlvltiK' dinner. An alum
tin nee of H'ioiI thliiK'rt Ih promised.
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Tldnmson's
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The Htjcretnry of the Interior thlH
week ordered restored to entry over
0,IHHI iicreH of land In the Maury
mountain iiwrvo In Crook county.
With thin area eliminated, the re
mainder o( the withdrawal will lie
cut. down to rs,0IM ncroH and It Ih
Mtatt'd that thlH will lie iiennanently
I'HtahllHhed. The tract, thrown
njien nBiiln to entry will be ndver
tlrteil In one o( the papers iieareHt
t lie land Tor a period o( 1W) 1h.vh be
fore tllliitfu o( any kind will be ac
cepted. 1'no order made thlH week
by the Interior department restor-
liiK to entry public lands which have
been temporarily withdrawn hIho
iWectH a, big Hcope of territory In
Houtliern Oregon In the Rogue river
district.
Slxtern, wan III
W. K. U'IIIh nml family, of tlrlxly,
HN iit Hcveriil iIm.vn In the city ilurliiK
the wii'k,
I. M. MIIIm, of Siipln'. wan n ImimI
netw vUllnr for wvcral iIii.vm ilurliiK
the himI wii k.
.1. II.. W. I ami T. J. I'ryn nr. of
MlHtern, were III town hint wii'k trail
hiicIIiik I'IImIik1.
I'. C. Uilllilliy WllM II lillHllieHM vlxlt-
or iliiiliiK tin- punt wii'k front liln
riiili li ill the lllix Meailiiwn.
.Ian. puller wiim lit the illy IiihI
wii'k from SUIer.' when he Im now
winking on tin-Tliiiiiixiiii ranch.
SI llnilueM reliirneil IumI wii'k from
Crook where he Iimm Ihi ii the pant
llini'Wii'kM look Inn after IiIm cattle.
I. l. ItouerM wiim In from IiIm ranch
at Culver I'rliliiy. Pave mii.vm farui
Iiik Im the only life nml he lookM iim If
It were iiuiii'Iiik wlilt him.
I'rolilliltloll Would he li Hpleudld
tliliilt If It prolilhlliil. And liM-nlop.
t Ion Im nil rlht when It MiipplleM mi
option that Im really loenl. Kx.
MImm Itelle Kllltf retlimul oil Sun-
day evenlliK frnlll Prlnevllle, where
mIic Iiiim Imimi liurliif4T il ciimi of ty.
phnlil fever lii the family of (I. M.
Cornel t. AnteloM' Herald.
lliuh School Hooks $
A n J All KIikU Of
School Supplies
At
It l (tUXICftV'C
John Hlsetiiore was In the city the
last of the wii'k from Ihnchutcs. lie
has rtvctitly sold his place on the
river to Pr. Nichols, a recent arrival
from I lie east, for a couslderatlou of
flHMHI.
Fred lbs- returiinl from Crook
county last week where lie purchaM
eil llo dry Isi-f cowm for f HI mt head.
The en tile will Is- driven to the rail
road nil. I will probably Im shlpisil
from The I tulles as Isiter rates can
Ih' kit ii red from that point. Mit
chell News.
Pave Harnett was a business visit
or from Culver .Monday. Mr. Har
nett complains of a shortage of
hands to haul his wheat Into the
Ity. He stated that another ranch
man In that vicinity had threatened
to leave Crook county owing to the
fact that It was the llrst place he dad
lived In where money wouldn't buy
helli when a man mi'ded It.
Mueteiilhs of the unhappy mar
riages are the results of human
calves ls'lug allowed to run at large
In thi'Mts lety pasture without yokes
on Hum. They marry and have
children Is-fore they have mustaches.
and thev an fathers of twhiM Is-fore
they are proprietors of two pairs of
pants, and little girls who marry
t hem an' old women ls-fore twenty.
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The Crook County Cattlemen's as
sociation Is making arrangements to
call a nui'tlug of the organization In
the near future us soon iim It Is
delliiltely learned at what date Mr.
J. .1. Cuhlll. who will lieheri' In the
Interests of the ludeMuilent packing
company or rortianu, win arrive m
the city. The notice of the sisvlal
meeting will probably nps'ar In this
paM-ror will licscntto the mcmls'rs
by Kecretnry K. T, Slayton.
Ayol her and very substantial Im
provement for Minims, and one that
Is of great Importance to the nu
merous water haulers, Ih the new
gasoline engine and water tank
ordered by John Palmehn. Thin
will form the starter of a complete
water works (or the city, which will
doubtless be Installed In the near
tutiirc. Water rates will 1h ad
vanced to ft xt mouth, payable In
advimce, on and after Nov. 1, VMM.
Madras l'lonn-r.
The remains of Mrs. Onrdon, who
wnstmrncil to death at Mitchell Inst
Saturday night, were brought
through here yesterday, enroute to
Mrs, (lordon's former home at Salem,
when they will lie Interred. Mrs.
(lordon, who wiw the wife of Prof.
(iordon or the Aiitciieii school, was
burned to death while delirious with
fever at her home In Mitchell. Her
husband had gone for the physician,
and (luring his absence she j?ot out
of the bed and In some manner her
night dress caught Are, burn
ing her so badly that death reunited.
Ank-lope Herald.
Tlie grading crew (or the auto
mobile line tOntrnl Oregon Trans-
porta Hon Co.) Is at work this Hide
of Forest's. It Is exjHH'ted that tin
grade for the entire line will be
completed Into Hend within the
coming three weeks. ThlH news
was brought by contractor Archie
Mason who was In Hend the first
part of the week. That, however,
does not mean that nuto cars will
liegln running Immediately. The
road-tniu'blne work will lie done but
there will remain the construction of
culverts and bridges and rolling- the
road bed, and the rolling cannot be
done before the culverts anil brldgvs
are finished. So the line to Hend
will not be In operation before
Dcoemlier and the Prlnevllle branch
Jim- W'IImiiii. of
town ImhI wii'k.
may bo a little later.
Bind Bulletin Pkuut Aoiwtr.
The following nrtliie, tnketi from
the Albany Pally Herald, imikeM It
painfully evident that the llarM In
t IiIm world tin not nil of them named
Pill Nye, neither do all of them live
In .KnMtiTti Ori'Koii. I iimm in nt-Ii an
the following story Im likely tociiuw
Miiine illMiippoliitlnelit aiumiM: out -Millers
who exMi't now to ride In
pIiimIi curs when coining In to Peiid,
It Is miikkcmIciI that the lilllli'tlll
took niter tills man ami provide f. r
lillii a safe retreat. PerhapM a pinl
ili'd cell would not collie iiiiiIms.
Here'M the t nl from Tayl-or:
"It. Taylor, of licnd, Oregon, Im
It the city for ii few ilay'Mstay with
Ids limt her, "Hints" Taylor. Me Is
eliKancil on one of the freight carry
nu mitiiiiiohlli'M on the Khnniko
Itelid route mid reports the new
lllieM lis ilulnn II Hue InisliieMM. Tin'
coiiipiiiiy oN'ratlui the niitomodlle
line owns four blu iiiarliliii-M nml
these nre kept busy hamulus; the
tralllc Is'twii'ii the termini of the
Hue. Tun of the siiiicIiIiicm carr.i
passeiiHerM and mall mnl make the
regular stom nt nil way poit Im,
while the other two carry only
freight find generally make few If
any slups. The freight iiiiicIiIiii-m
make Hie run of ll!l miles Is'twtiM
the two points hi five liourM and the
Hue Iiiim paid well from the day the
service was Inaugurated. The roads
are good In that Million of the state
mid the weather thus far das Ini-ii
very favorable to the os-ratliiii of
the new Hue of transportation."
It tuny Im possible that the above
mentioned "Hints" helM-il to compile
t IiIm dream of rural truiisportntiou.
Stock Hovamenti.
It. F. Jiiiicm returned this wii-k
from a cattle buying exisilltloii In
the eastern part of I he county where
he das Ihi-ii making puri-basm for
Z. M. Hrown. He bought Prank
Vmilna's 2-year-old Ntivm last week,
getting the pick of the dum b for f Is.
J. F. Asln-r returned from Paulina
Crook County the llrxt of tin wn-k
where he purchased Mmi one mid
two-year-old mIhi'P from (ieorg Ho
lm for an nverage price of $1,115 s-r
head. Mitchell News.
The majority of the Iike nml
Klamath county cattlemen art ship
ping their cattle to Han Francisco,
and having them killed on commis
sion. While they are receiving; a fair
price for their beef through the com
mission men, the exK'iise of driving
and shipping will Is so heavy, that
the net prolit will not average up
with the MnleM that wen made on
I lie ranges ot tills bit! Inn last year.
nttlcmi'ii who have returned from
the Hay city seem to ls well satisfied
with the situation, In regards to the
market, nml say that the lookout
for the coming year Is exceedingly
blight for both lsi-f ami mutton.
Silver Lake Oregonlan.
Harney Cattlemen Will Pool Stock.
Cattle growers of Harney county
have Is'gim to think seriously of the
fact that there Is an evident trust
omblnntlon of thecnttlebuyers that
visit that section of thestate. Many
of the different buyers have written
to different growers as to the con
dition of thestiM'k and the probable
price that will ts asked, but It Is a
significant fact that there Is never
more than one buyer actually on the
ground nt one time, and lie Is of
ourse very choice In his selections
and luileiH-iident lis to prices offered.
The apparent combination of the
buyers has led the growVrs to talk
of pooling their stock ami sending
out for buyers to come In and bid
on the whole lot or any part of It.
The pooling of the wool dip by
sheepmen In different. parts of the
west has proved eminently satis
factory, and the cattlemen are think
ing strongly of following that plan
There has been only a few small
sales of cattle In that section In the
past two years. The going; price at
present is $1:1 for yenrllngx, for
two-year-olds and 2tl (or threes.
These prices the growers of Harney
county consider ridiculously low
when the fact Is considered that lieef
Is still as high ns ever.
Last Games of Ball.
The Haystack baseball team will
arrive In the city either tomorrow or
Saturday morning ready for the last
contest on the diamond for this year.
It Is not definitely decided ns yet
whet her one or two games will be
played with the visiting team, but It
Is probable that one game will lie
played Snturday afternoon and
another on Sunday afternoon. An
admission of 25 cents will becdnrged,
Inclusive of reserved seats.
The local team has made a credit
able record for Itself during- the past
season and confidence Is expressed
that the games this week will add
more victories to the list already
long. Out of 10 games, six of which
have been played on (orelgn grounds,
the Prlnevllle team has won seven;
two from Hend, one from Haystack;
three from Antelope and one from
Fossil, and tied another game with
Antelope.
The games the last of this week
will Is? good lively contests and some
Interesting sport promised. The
locals in a friendly way have it In
for pitcher Lnrsen, who so far both
this year and last has made them
look a trifle silly but the Athletics
figure now that they will thorough
ly and satisfactorily solve his curves.
Disposition of Circuit Court Catet.
F.mmii A. Hammond vm Henry
llaminond. IMault. Hecm- grant
I'd. C. A. Cllne vm Win. Pavenport.
Judgement for plaintiff In the
aiiiniiiil of 7.1.
State of Oregon as Hliiiard Pe
llavi'ii. A true bill. , Sentenced to
pay n fine of f .vi.
Clara P.. Caldwell vs Wintrlie O.
Caldwell, default. Piirii-gr.'iuteil.
State of Oregon vm .1. II. Mays.
For selling liquor wit bout a li i-nw.
A true bill. PIbMiIbbiiI nil million of
district Attorney.
State of Oregon vm Oscar Haldwbi.
A true bill. Sentenced to ih mouth
In the H'iilti'iitlary.
State of Oregon vs .Velvhi Hughes.
A true bill. Seutcli'vil to Is months
III the s-iilteiil;iry.
Mrs. V.. K. HrlKgs vm Ii. A. Fimllay
and wife. PIbiiiIsmciI for want of
p'nsii'iitloii.
Oltot'glnvs A. C. PiUmer. Con
lliiui'd for term.
Christina F.Hcksnn vm A. C. Palmer.
Continued (nr term.
1. I). Welst vm II. W., Hew! et nl.
Ni.ti Miilt granted.
S. U. Piirrance vm If. W. Itenlet nl.
PIsiiiIbkimI.
J. II. Smith vm Pick mid Walter
Vmidevert. Judgement (nr plaintiff
In the sum of YV1.W.
C. K. Lytle vm A. M. Drake. Con
tinued.
J. Ii. Hlxby vm Maude K. Ilixby.
Default. Ihi-ni' grantinl. '
Harvey CyriiM vm Julia Cyrus. !-
fault. Taken under advisement.
State of Oregon vs Hnls-rt Har
rington. Dismissed.
Alfred Allen vs Klva Allen. Ih.
fault. Decree grantiHl. liaintirf to
pay Into court f.V and Vl a moutli
during the time defi'iidant ri"im!::s
the widow of plaintiff. To Is paid
the first of each month.
Charles Durham vs John O'Keltey
nnd Mrs. John O'Kclley. Coiitiuuiil
for term.
The Pilot Hutte iH-velopinent Com
pany vs (ieorge Aldrich. Command
ed to court Isiow for further pro-
ClllllllgS.
Ii. tl. Holler vm J. II. tiarret Con
tinued to take testimony. Defend
ant to have 20 days and plaintiff Ht
lays. Heferred to Iternle Poindexter
to take evidence.
Prlnevllle Land and Livestock
Company vs W. J. S, lmili!t. Sub
mitted.
MARRIED.
At Hend, Sunday, Octols-r Z, Miss
I Handle Kever to Clarence Parker of
this city, Hev. O. W. Trlplett kt-
formlng the ceremony.
At the residence of the drldes
parents near Sisters. Ocrols-r lit.
Miss Eva Frances F'ryrear to Mr.
(ieorge. L. Wright, the eercinony
ls-Ing iM-rformed by the Justice of the
Peace, Foster. Hoth the young
K'ople an1 well known In their com
munity and their many friends wish
them a long and happy life.
The wedding was a private one,
only n few friends and relatives
tH'Ing present. Among the guesls
were: Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Fryrear,
Sterile Fryrear, Mary Fryrear, Mrs.
Arthur Templeton, Miss Hazel
Teinpleton, Alva Templeton, Mrs.
Schulte, Miss Wanda Nchulte, Miss
Clara Lawrence, Mr. and (1. I).
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fryrear,
Joe Fryrear, D. II, Fryrear, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hindniau, Will Wright,
Lottie Whltsett, Willis Wliitsett,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wliitsett. The
bride and groom were the recipients
of many valuable and useful presents.
f Residence for Sale
A good city residence
centrally located. For
particulars inquire at
D. P. Adamson's.
Annual Meeting Squaw Creek Irrigation
Company.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the shareholders of
the Squaw Creek Irrigation com pa ny
will lie held at the court house In
Prlnevllle. Oregon, at 2 p. in. Friday,
November 11. 1!K)4. A (nil attend
ance Is desired. E. T. Slayton, Sec'y
Motloe To Creditors
Notioe is hereby given that the un
dersigned linn been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Win. If.
Quinn, deceased, in lieu of Mary
Quinn, deceased. All persons having
claims against the estate should pre
sent the same to the undersigned at
his olliee in Prineville; Oregon.
Dated this 20th day of October, 1904.
M. K. Em.iott,
Adm. of V. II. Quinn Estate.
A Judicious Inquiry.
A well known traveling man who
visits the drug trade Bays he has
often heard druggists inquire of
customers who asked for medicine,
whether it was wanted for a child or
for an adult, and if for- a child they
nlmost Invariably recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. .The
reason for this is that they know
there Is no danger from It and that
It always cures. There is not the
least-danger In giving it, and for
coughs, colds and croup It Is unsur
passed. For sale by 1). P. Adamhon.
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SUPER. OR DRILLS
Tho Superior Disc Drill has proved to be the
best impliment of this kind for Crook County soil
and climate.
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Insomnia and Indigestion Cured.
"Last year I bad a very severe
attack of indigestion. I could not
sleep at night and suffered most
excruciating pains for three hours
after each meal. I was troubled this
way for about three months wlu-u I
used ChauilH-rl.'iiii's Sloiiiurli and
Liver Tablets, and received im
mediate relief," says John Pixon,
Tullainoiv. Ontario, Canada. For
!nle bv P. P. AtiAMsoN.
FOU SAl.F: Tw o stoves. One cook
stove and !eter. They are as g.iod
as new. A barK'.-iin. Impiiiv of .f.
F. Ai Kit, (irizzly, Oregnn.
Mill Military Academy
PORTLAjTO. 01XOOX.
A Drlnt bordlnjr and da
chooL. Maooal tralnlDg, mill.
tmtf discipline, aoltotf prpara
tlon. Boy ot nr ( idnilttiMl
tl anf Urn. Fill torn opt-u
Sptriubr 14. KKH.
CUT THIS OUT
And mall to Dr. J. W. HU1. EUI
Kllltajr Aaademr. Portland. Or.
I tur .... bora, wboui 1 waal to aeud to a
mllltarr arbooL
Thdr area
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riraa Mild ma
orlcea and te
terra i also Uluatrataa
taavrloUra catakif u ot your acoooL
You Can Save S
!; SI to $2 on Shoes I
At the RACKET STORE j
A d4rttM mm
rilisi n:
i We are retiring from business
!anil our entire stock of Mer-!
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(chandise will be sold regardless I
B lofcost. Will pell entire business M
9 '' at reasonable terms. ' r
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