CROOKXOUNTY JOURNAL
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER FOR CROOK COUNTY
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NEWS FROM REDMOND
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Publiihrd Every Tluinmlar at the Journal Buihlin. Prineville, Oregon
THURSDAY, JANUARY 11. 190S
Remarkable Growth at Lamonta.
A trip through tht- Lamonta dis
trict shows ahtoninhinp develop-1
nient and progress there during
the past twelve months. New
homes are springing up on every
hand, sage brush is being replaced
with stubble fields and large
tract that have in years past
been thought to be worthless have
proven to be some of the best agri
cultural lands in Crook county.
No irrigation is necessary in this
section and an abundance of good
well water is available at a depth
from 20 to 40 feet. A new town
site has been laid off and many
lots have already been sold. J.
C. Rush has a large general mer
chandise store here and is post
master. He is doing a thriving
business and is proprietor of the
townsite and is altogether the
'leadtng citizen." Last Septem
ber M. T. Cowan and his son-in-law
F. H. Mingers came to La
monta from Chisago county Min
nesota and bought town property.
Mr. Cowan built a good hotel
building and feed barn and im
mediately entered upon a success
ful business. Mr. Mingers erected
a substantial blacksmithshop and
went to work at his trade. Last
November their families joined
them. Mr. Rush has also com
pleted a neat business building
which will soon lie opened up as a
first-class drug store. One-half
mile from the post ottice and store
is the public school building
where the rising generation re
ceives instruction and where re
ligious services are held most
every Sunday. During the year
tfce Oriizly Ike Sawmill Com
pany erected a mill five miles east
on the slope of Grizzly mountain
and are supplying the neighbor
hood with first-class lumber at
reasonable prices. Lamonta is
located in the center of a fertile
agricultural district and in rea
sonable course of development can
not fail to be a good sized town.
The survey of the Oregon Eastern
line runs through the townsite,
thence ten miles south east to the
crossing of Crooked river near
Forest. It is a sightly community
and with the advent of the iron
horse Lamonta will quadruple her
productions to swell the business
of the railroads and add prosper
ity and luster to Central Oregon.
Miss Ina Moore was married to
Mr. Harry Pitzer at Lamonta, Jan
uary 3. 0. (J. C'nllver. .1. 1. offici
ating. Fine Ranch from Road Company.
Montgomery Krothers recently
purchased a section of wagon road
land adjoining the' farm of their
father, J. M. Montgomery, n
Crooked river six miles beiow
Prineville at the reported figure
$8 per acre. The lines run on to
the rim rock in some places but
the buyers have secured a large
acreage of the finest land in the
valley, and now have a crew of
Indians engaged in clearing it of
sage brush ready for the plow.
Nor is th.s the only tract of the
river lottom land so long unused
for agriculture that is being clean
ed up ready for cultivation. : All
along the road between Prineville
and Forest land holders are doing
a great deal of clearing work so
that indications are most favor
able for an enormous increase in
the tillable area of Crook county
lands for next years cropping.
ciric has asked another mill com
pany in western Crook county to
submit bids for the manufacture
jnnd deliverv of ties at Forest, Red
mond and Bend. The latter re
qmst came from the San Fran
cisco othces of the Southern Pacific,
and shows plainly that the sur
veys now Wing made by that com
pany from ttw north are not idle
work. It is not known at this
time whether Mr. Cow leu has
made anv definite contract for the
manufacture of ties for the tireat
Southern.
Judges and Clerks of Election.
Mrs. F. V. McCaffrey and son
and Mr. A. Morqun arrived last
week from Warsaw, N". Y.
A social dance will be given
Hotel Redmond next Friday eve
ning. Kve-rylxvly invited.
Two engineering crew are now
busy extending surveys for later
als from the Pilot Butte canal.
Vi. IVm l Uil h, ul M .nils-, I..
veiling Iht ian-iit. Mi. an. I Mi
Iti'uvl. iliiriui: I lii" i I
; Tin- !itrvv n' Honor will hol.l nn in-1
ttlallMtitlll ftlltl uhMMl l.V'Mllillu t'.tfr IllllltluT '
of invited hiiom next S:tiurit.v nlnlit.
Jt Wiinlmii lias I'.'UMrui-lr,! n io
luma M Iii home ami i HlliiiR it finm
Oil I'nxikitl river ituriti-ill Trail i'roaiiK.
i Jcse lie mill ii in tlie h:ili- ami v.tt
.j I iiwresm when the ltl elher arrive
Sumlay evening liilr .Inlin Oiti'ii mi. I j
Kay Hammer eiv ri.hiitt after Imrsj l.e ;
tween the fork of the IVnliutt' ami
t'rookeit river, young Hrwn' lure I'ell
ItreakiiiR Orven'ii iifh lt in two ilaee
In I ween ilie knee ami ankle, ami hrmkiiiK
llir lore' -luinl.lei ..i llit it lia.l In Ik'
IVii v -aw -M.
, i killed. Hammer emir U mile to Trail
Superintendent K C. Ro lee I Orvwainn t.r aMuii.-.'. Osonr M.irti.1
and Chief Kmiineer C. M. Keltield ! ent Uek with linn In a wm ami they
. n,.,i, I VI. t . li: .1 I ...:n ' fmind Oreeii iirettv well fniae ijii. After
Uv Alba it v
i travellinir all tiitrht llirv nai.)iei1 1mv
go Uv Albany to viMt Ills mother ' Brtielt lla.-e at llala. k will, the in-
W ho is ill. lured man, where Or. Snonki lutd lai-ti
Last week Ue Welch saw a
herd of 1 mule deer near Red
mond, which have been driven to 1
the desert by the snows of the
uper country.
Jack Renehan, an experienced
aumnmned from M.nli:i- to atleml him.
At l.t rexrt (In-en was celling itlunK
well.
Iist Nituritay nilil llavtat-k Aeinhly
No. !(!, t'niteii Artisans, held a imblir
intrtlliion. Kuril memher inriteil a
I friend and there w i preeiit the majority
of the older reM.lentn of the vomtnunlty.
I The meinlerahii of unler at tliif laoe
provements. James l. Green is
also doing some improving on his
claim at Powell Buttes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kendall
and two children have arrived
from Minot, North Dakota. They
have bought 0 acres of company
land near town and will build a
IMueville. T M Baldwhi. J I.
Luckey. Med Vanderpool. judges; J
H I Inner. Fred V Wilson. Fred (Tiy
Kol, clerks.
lU-nd. J I West, A C Lucns. K A
Stt her. jiut-s: C S Itenson, .1 H
Overturf. J Frank Stroud, clerks.
Kedmond. C M Uelneld. F T Hed
moud. ' W Lord, jiid-s: F (' How
lee. H 11 lionnau, Frank lass. clerks.
Laidlaw. B F Nicholas. O W II
Itile.v. F V. Dayton, judges: Fretl I
VaIlae. J ' Tnllar. T A Kutherfonl. I
hrk"" ',.., , , .s ! Mrs. H. F. Jones and child
Lanionta. JS McMeen J h Wte-l . , . , . ..
CHlid. Ixv Moore. Ju.lpw; John Hush,1 amVed last iruhy ' J'" Mr-
Jiis Helfrich. Jame Koliiimon. clerks, i Jones. She w as accompanied by
Votiny: place Lunioiita si-liool house, i her sister, Mrs. E. B. Burleigh, of
Warm Siirliujx. Harry Miller, ; LUVerne, Minnesota. These
i w i -;tl; .
,a" v.eoster: r-iinvm- iuim., . wjj,
jutlKw: l alax tlalliquilla. v arren
MiH'orkle. Kolit Smith, clerks. Vol-
in:i.laceat Warn. Spring. charIrt R(ry ,ritle Kave re
ivutclier. r.H NUtcner. t-oi;e!
Iiillon, Mllo Gaii). judges: Fred Fish-
irngationist trOili .orth l akimtl, 1 1 overl. A dhurt Inn ineritornmn mu--Wash.,
arrived at Redmond Wed-1 V" " n-iidel. l. w.vam and j
. iii ' 'ake were served, ami the latter tmrt ol the
nesday, to look the country over, i .ioll a. ll:llu.il.. lim,.pni ,.
! tiilleil are: llela llorney. Master Artiwin;
I IjiMotte Homey. Miierintemlenl; Virginia
'ollver, ine'lor; I.ily Head. nH-relary;
W. H. I'eck, trwiiaurer; Jaine P. Kead,
senior conductor; John Peek, waiter of
ceremonies; Krancis IVok, junior conduc
tor; Dr. W. H. Snook, medioal examiner;
Hattie Kead and Je-se Windom, field
commander; Mm. W. H. Peek, instructor;
G. H. OalHtrn, warder.
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kWURZWEILER & THOMSON S3
kP DRY GOODS AND FURNISHINGS
All IhPHS (ioods nlld Wash lined IuIIUI.1I.Im A I. UK' Colin lioll of Silk Itelnliunts iii odd
maiked ut Cost and mil lie sold at length to -old ul
One-Fourth Off Ono-Hulf Prloo
for Ibis sle only. K'er tiling (lives ill Solnr good Wai-l lenullis among llil'lll
t i i - Lot Jiihl iis Marked. A Snap for the Price.
A Cliiiutlue Sweep n( all Rendv Mrtde Silk
Special In Flannolottos Uo(l slirU WbUu
PJJceiit. 1" ten I and JO cut n'.in luice Regular ti.M .ii.ilitiea nt each SI. SO
Youri liouc IO oents por yard " !." " " " SO
hd I liii'lu.los jftlfiO, 7..'0 ami ?.MN
" " i..V, .').()) ami (Mm
" : '! .J.(KI. .: ami l(Nt
N'alui'i
..r
tor
for
'2.00
He is much pleased with the pnvi
pect so far as he has seen.
Percy Walzer has gone to
homestead above Bend near
Wetweather Springs to make
SB
his
the!
im
Notica to Voters.
Notice is lieivhy n'veii that all out
of town voters who come In-fore the
j county clerk to register nhould Ih
I pr'pared to jjive the township and
I rauuv In which thev live. Knowing
residenct' and make their home i this will oldvate the mesMity of
here.
open
linker v.
peo-:
resell
er. Frank F.lkius. Don Rea. clerks.
Voting place nt Madrax.
t'rosw Keys. K G Bolter. Willis
Brown. Harlan Garrett juiisrex: V T
Monroe. Bidwell Tram. Joe Stuart,
clerks.
Ash wood. T. S. Hauiilton. James
Wood. W H Huston Judifes; ' S Mc
foikle, Stanton Dlack. .1 W RoWn
Aiti" clerks. v
Black Dutte. J W Wilt. W T F.
WUmoii. J W Wood judee: Jcm Gra
ham. W S Ftillerton. K H Sparkx.
clerks.
Hay Cnvk. I,yn Nichols. W. K.
Duchien, J I. Allen. juilKtu; l liarley
Parrish, D (J Gay, J A MH'oy. clerks.
Ii'schules. H W Keeil. 15 " Low.
V H Staats. jmlj-s: John Steiill.
Chns BriK-k, (' S staiiliimituh.
clerks. Voting place at Lytle.
Bear I'reek. J K KolH-rts, Geo.
Millicai). W H Milliron. jtidjptt: A L
Wlffle. M S Mayrield. Dick Mulliol-
turned from their pleasant honey
moon trip to Sunnyside, Wash.,
where they visited Mr. Reed's
, parents, and are now at the John
l ston ranch. They will shortly
i return to Redmond to reside. .
i The bridge opposite the home of
j F. T. Redmond has leen removed
jfromth canal and reconstructed
least of town at the foot of lopot
! street. The people of Redmond
have undertaken the work of open
iing a road to Powell Buttes, with
j a view to drawing the trade from
: that district.
sH'inliiig ii.iisiili'i'iilili- tiiiie with
each voter In IcarnliiK the exact
nuinlers. Keuistration will lie
heavy and it is reiientcd that you
save the clerk as much time as
OHSjll.
.1 . J . Smith, County t 'lock.
Go to Gi.ovi:ii'm Cash Grocery for
fine potatoes, lmcon, ham a ul la id
I Tin1 jjtvati'st luirKaius In y:riM-crleK
I for the next -"to days nt mover's ever
j offered in Prineville.
We are not closing out. I hi t we are.
j selling grikccrles at closing out prl
I ee. C. Gi.ovkk.
j We have on hand a Big supply of
i Stewart 4 HimIhoiis I'mv I'iif l.nrd.
.1. K. Stkwakt & Co. t 1 d '.N.
Don't ell your egvP4 until yon
Glover. He is alwavs in the market
and iwJyjeVfce highest price in Cash.
j If you wish to luy sugar by the
! sack or canned goods by t In caxe
you will save money to see Glover.
Stomach Troubles sad Constipation.
lflllii elel-L'M
Breese. J M Faught, Win Marks. a-ain- and tnH ,or,i naii' kl-w
Dick Morford. judges; (' K Adams, where I will land. In case you
Steve Vancey, C A Duncan, clerks. 'wish to write me you had lietter
Summit. W J Schmidt. F.d Mer-: address the State Institution for
nil, v ,j rigiiT, jiKiges; ,i n i nr. , R.i;t
"( 'hamliei'laiii'." Stomach am Liver
Tablets are the liest thin? for Htotiinch
troubles and ctniftipntioii I have ever
aolil." pays J. k. Cullmiiu, a ilruist 1
l'otterville, Mich. They are env to
take and always tfive satisfactioii. 1 tell
my customers to try them and if md
autitifactory U come back and get their
m viur Lot hu nat'ur Itia.l u (mil.
letter to a Redmond friend he j plaint".''' For sale by Adamson A Co.
says: 1 am on my way west
Kd 1. Foster who went east with
: the remains of his friend, Fred
' Wolf, last summer, writes that 'he
is again on his way west. In a
W
nett.J V Wright. O C Gray, clerks.
Ireland. M F Hawthorne. W F
Vandevert. C B Allen; judges: John
Atkinson. George Sly. I-e Caldwell,
cjeres.
Newsoni. Wallace Post. .1 H
Gray, J II Kelly,
ett. George Knox
of Impec unious Burris
ters, as I can see my finish a
proaching in a grand halo of
splendor and magnificence. If my i
name is not mentioned in the Bend
Bulletin during the next six
;.ke it for granted
this mor
tal coil and notify n.y folks, to the
end that they may have mv clay
exhumed and re-interred in the
land of mv fathers, (live mv re
tell them
that I am sorry I couldn't come
back, as the mother wouldn.t
stand for it."
We are Airellts for
I
Railroads After Ties.
Additional evidence along the
line of railroad activity in this por
tion of the state ie shown in the
recent inquiries being made by the
purchasing agent of the Southern
Pacific relative to the manufacture
and delivery of pine ties.
A short time ago The Journal
made mention of the fact that the
Great Southern was negotiating
with the U. S. Cowles Sawmill for
the purchase of railroad ties, andj
since that time the Southern Pa-1 with Mr. and Mrs. c. i:. i.ve.l,
judges; J F i'ick-i onth fe; '
IV U I.-..1I.- f.lirLu I
" ..... I ,,
M i i n m : uiai naie sniugncn on
Joe Lister, judges; Ed Nelson. H .1 j
Lister, W T Morris, clerks. .
lieaver I'wk. L V Bailey. A ji
.ti.liii T I-'-. ..II. i,...- i. W !
ri.,,.',i....; mi ti,..i.' t l- m,. gi'rds toall the boys and
gan, clerks.
Camp Creek. F W Smith, L V
Tice. E C Faught, judges; Cha E
Parrish, Itaudolph Gibson. J F Hus
ton, clerks.
Hardin. T N Balfour, Alex Mcin
tosh, B F Shepherd, Judges; C A'
Gilchrist. J H Blxby. (ilia Lilian!,
clerks.
Haystack. J H Windom. ) G
(.'Oliver. H J Mealy, judges: D W
Barnett. C A Wnitwtt. (mer Cyrus.
clerks.
Willow Creek. M Wheeler, C A
Newbill. I' Chltwood, Judges: L Hi
Hainiltou. W E Wills, Henry Mont
gomery . clerks.
McKay. M D Powell D E Temple
ton, Henry Grimes, judges. J D La
follett. Oliver Powell. E L Roue,
clerks.
Montgomery. J M Montgomery,
Frank Forest, D A McDowell, judges;
JBMerrill.cc o-eil. Tom Sharp,
Creek. W H Cadle. James
Lawson, II l Evans, judges': J W
Stanton, c M Lister, i: S Dobbs,
clerks.
Howard. A c Knighic-n. James
Zeverly, James Hawkins, judges; C'C
Hon, Ike Blevins. (ieorge Hereford,
clerks.
Powell Buttes. .1 It Harvey. I1J
Edwards, E A Basset i, judges;
Walter Vandevert. James Molfitt, J
A Kiggs. clerks. Voting place school
house, dist. ,4.
Johnson creek. A Zell. I'. T Slaytoti,
John Watkins. judges: Leo Lafollcit,
B F Wilhoit, Henry ('rani, clerks.
he Royal Tailors of Chtogo
the largest Mercha ut
Tailoring Establlsh
nient in the World.
J. E. STEWART & CO.
jCVNeil Bakery
In the Miller Building
Fl-esh Bread, Pies and Cakes
al way on hand.
Pastry of all kinds made to
order.
PRINEVILLE, - OREGON
trvw VVV'VVVVr'W
Are you using
MADRAS FLOUR?
Ask your grocer for it and insist upon getting
it. The unequaled merits of Madras Flour
are its greatest recommendations. Irouse
wives using it will not complain of poor
loaves or baking failures. Madras Flour and
failure in cooking are unknown to each other
Madras Flour Costs $1.25 Sack
Other brands cost you as much or more and a
lot of trouble besides. Order a sack from your
grocer today. If he doesn't handle it now he
will.
Mrs. F. ('. Rowlee was over from
Redmond yeslerdav. She returned
C. A.
Muofactored br
Madras Milling & Mercantile Co.
Madras, Oregon
GLOVER, Exclusive Agent for Prineville
Firemen's
Grand
M
asquerade
GIVEN BY
Prineville Pire Department
Wednesday, February 21, 1906
FLOOR COMMITTEE
P. b. Poindextcr, p. 6. Howard, Lawertiue Dillon, Jdck Summers, Ralph Poindcxtcr
Clarence Sharp and will be Assisted by Hie Entire Department
Music Will Be Furnished By
The Best Talent In the City
Supper will be Served at the
POINDEXTER HOTEL
A choice line of Candies
and Nuts, ulsoa selected
line of CiKars, Tobaccos
W'o have an exceptionally tine line of clothing that
is both dressy and durable. The reason why that
our clothing is giving such good satisfaction is that it
is made right, shaped right, fitted right and the prices
are RKlHT, Remember this when you are buying
clothing and call in at our store and examine our line.
Our line of clothing at J?" A (l O
i the best in the city JAU anU J 1 t
for the money and are what you have been looking for
Our Fall and Winter stock is arriving and includes
the best quality in the latest patterns and styles tor
Ladies and Gents'
Furnishings
you to choose from at prices that arc ill 01 IT.
Our' Line of Shoes ia ready for your inspection
and is as complete as any in the city. . We desire to
have you call and we will convince you that we are
JKIGHT in saying that our goods and prices are right.
OWL CASH STORE
Dunham & Adams
Prineville, Oregon
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