EXCELLENT
WORK DONE
At Prineville Summer
Schools.
SUPT. TRAVER HERE
He Si Considered One of
Best Institute Workers
in tbe State.
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A visitor nt the Crook C'otinty
High Hcliool would find the ii n
jurily of th Crook county teacher
hard nt work. Hut rlntend' nt
IHnwiddie, Professor Strang" n ml
Goodin have conducted it ucee
ful Nrml school during Jidy,
which ha Imnmi of jtri'dl benefit to
the teacher. With II not fur this
opportunity to prepare for ex
amination, the teachers would be
obliged to stand tin- extra expense
of goinn to another county for thin
work. Tin' teacher are pleased
with the present roii'lition and
with the character of work Unit tin
been offered. Thin extra study
will benefit the schools of the
county, since the teachers will do
rnore cllicient work.
During thi present ws-k Hhht
intendcut Ihnwiddie in conducting
the regular minimi institute.
HuM'riht'iuli'iit I. It Trover of the
Condition I'uhlin School came in
front Pendleton Monday nnd in
giving Mviitl work in method
thin week. Kin subjects are:
Phonics, I'rimary Reading, Lan
guage, Arithmetic, Course of Study
lit Method.
Judging from the note being
taken by the teacher, Surin
tendent Travcr i giving some
practical work which will find 11
place in the school roin)H of the
county.
The present summer m hool in a
departure from the ordinary plan
pursued in the other counties, hut
it in a ronounc'd success, nnd
Sujierinlendent Hinwiddio pro
poses to continue tin school next
summer. Thn teachers of tin
county sincerely hope that thin
may he done.
The work of the institute will he
followed by three or four miming
local institute which will U held
during the winter. 8ucrintcnd
ent Dinwiddio will he united by
Professor Strange, Mis tioodin
and several of the prominent
teacher" of the county. These
meetingn will keep the educaliotuil
work of thin county at a white
heat, and produce good results for
the boy and girl.
The present law require all
teachers to attend the county in
stitute. The Crook county teach
ers are manifesting a spirit to oUy
the law, not only in the legal senne
but in a professional sense, ami
have rescinded hy attending the
present institute almost in a body.
This attendance moms that many
of the teachers must travel long
distances, hut they feel that they
are being fully repaid.
A pleasant feature of the insti
tute was the invitation of Mr.
Adamson to the teachers to visit
his drugstore and ice cream par
lor on Tuesday afternoon. The
teachers were all present and en
joyed some of the best ice cream
ever manufactured in Oregon. It
is rumored that &n high us four
dishes were served to one individu
al. Mr. Adamson served some fine
candy and ice cold drinks.
Superintendent Dinwiddie
thanked Mr. Adamson on behalf
of the teachers. Mr. Adamson's
generous treat was highly appreci
ated, and it is certain that his per
iod has leen the most interesting
on the program.
A stranger in the county could
not help noting the excellent in
tercst in all matters educational;
the splendid school system and es
pecially tho grand work being done
by the County High School. This
echool furnishes the best advan
tage at the lowest possible cost
An examinaton of tho attendance
shows that Crook County boys and
girls are not slow to take advan
tatra of the excellent school. The
attendance in the school will roach
200 pupils in a short time.
Instead of grieving over the fact
that Crook county is somewhat
distant from Eugene or Corvalhs
the people have decided to bring
I'rofensor Strnnge i one of the
best educator in the entire slut.
However, bin splendid work in evi
dent nnd needs no commendation.
It U cry fortiiinite that he and
bin able ni-tiltil, Minn (iondin,
lilt- Inch retained (or (be lii'Xl two
year-. Il.ith ol tin- educator
have hud several oppori unities to
work cUewhcre at good salaries,
but they have counelited to remain
two year longer, at leust, in Prine
ville. Their work in well known
and i well supported by the peo
ph of thn county.
Crook County Schools are in eX'
celleiit eondiiiou, and compare
well ilh sny county in the state
All this in due in a treat mca-or'
to the mil. ring efforts of Superin
tendent lliuftiddie, hi excellent
curpo of lencliers, nod ihe influence
of the Crook Ci'imy Hull School,
Tlio-e ill nllrnd IllOe St the nil III
in -r Norm.il school were:
l'rf-. A. C. Strange mid
M irgarct (iondirt, instructor-; I.
C. Fulton, Kthel Mors, Kthel
Smith, L'tiu Jonen, Mrs. Delia
Foster, Nora Kier, Marion L.
Wient, M, Frances llarader, Floy
Mc'iliee, Itoss (iibson, Maude
Dublin, Irene Barnes, Carrie
Smith, A. Larseti, Myrtle Scoggin,
Mm. N. It. Noble, John Tuck,
Aulta Snyder, Ada Taylor, Kdna
L. Morse.
The teachers enrolled for work
in methods, etc., under Suerin
tendent Travern sre as follow:
Lily P.eid, Mrs. Klmer Clark,
Winnie Kitlder, Kthel Kidder,
Ada Morse, Myrtle I'enuington,
Lucy O'Mcg, H. A. Scoggin, Jessie
Hartley, Chas. I.ewi, Mr. May
Wigle, fjottie Mont)omery, Itulh
Keed.
U7 1- 1 n.LLL JLWLLLK
W. rranK reieu, optician
Han om'!hm for btisincHH in tho wimiuwg of
A!aiiin'n Drug SUre. Uring in yur
Watch, Jewelry and Hpittach- wurk. . .
SUte Hogiwrwl Optician,
All Work Guaranteed -Trial Solicited
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Local Mention
C. W. Klkins has n turninl from
Portland.
II. (lutewuod left for Howard
Friday morning.
Max M'urzweiier in back from
Portland and thecoaxt.
Col. Smith and fn:uily have gone
camping on the Mackenzie.
For wall pM-r k to A. II. Ltjn
nutii t'n.'s nuit nave money.
W. K, Houk of Lamonta, was a
county seat visitor recently.
D. 0. Rogers of llavtsck. was
in town on business the other day.
MAYER SHOES
THE VERY BEST
J. E. STEWART & CO.
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Dr. Ko-ciibcrg and party have
returned from the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomson have
taken the Nye home for a year.
1). F. Stewart, Frank Johnson
and Dave Jones have gone to the
Cascade mountains for an outing of
two or three weeks.
Mrs. Mattie Nicholsen, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mm. (I. V. Uarnes, of Prineville,
Mt for her home at Hood Kiver
Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Smith left
yesterday for Portland and the
coast They will cros the moun
tains on horseback and proceed on
their journey overland.
P. Chit wood of tirizzly, was in
Prineville on business Tuesday.
He says the hot weather did some
damage to growing crops in his
section, hut the loss will not be as
great at reported.
liro. Helms of the Mitchell
Sentinel was in Prineville Tuesday
looking for a compositor. Sick-net-
left bin ollice deserted. MifS
Jackie Brock came to the rescue
and left vesterdsy with Mr. Helms
for Mitchell.
Nate Wiirxweiler left yesterday
for Joseph, Wallowa county, for an
outing.
A. H. Lipproan and family leave
today for a month at Belknap
Springs.
Many campers are getting back
from the mountains. All rejsirt a
KoihI time.
Will. am Wurzaeiler left yester
day for Portland, and from there
will go to Joseph for a vacation,
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wilson left
for Portland Tuesday to have an
os'ralion jssrformed on the throat
of their son, Fred.
John (ieiger, who for the past
twelve years has been the head
brewer for the O'Xeil Bros.' Brew
ery, at Prineville, has severed his
connection with the firm and will
tke a much needed rest. Mr.
tleiner and family left today for
Portland where they will remain
for a short time.
Mm. Kales In oflcrhiK her entire
Mck nt KirliiK and Summer Milli
nery nt itreiitly reduced prices. This
Is done In order to iimke room fur
the fall stock, (let price mi milli
nery from her U-fore Imylnji. 7-12-tf
Complaint is made that property
owners whose trees line the side
walks do not keep them pruned
high enough. The lower limbs
projeot over the sidewalk to the
great annoyance of jiedestrians.
It is not conductive to a pleasant
frame of mind to walk along in the
Walter Cleveland will teach in twilight and chase your hat every
the Prineville High School the , h minutes. Cut off the offend
coming year. He was elected prin-! it'K branches, neightmr, so that
cipal of the Kugene High School I '" days may be long in the land,
hut resigned to co.ne here. He is
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Linen Parasols
i2.50
At C. W.ELKINS
Mrs, Ella Cram and Mrs. Wm.
Combs left for Cpper Soda last
week.
Sheriff Klkins has returned from
his trip to St. Martin's Hot
Springs.
T. W. Zimmerman and B. Gate-
wood came down from Howard
esterday.
Isom Clock and Pleas Million)
left Sunday for an outing at Bel
knap Springs.
Itev. J. F. Moore is preparing to
take an outing in the Kosland
neighborhood.
M rs. A. Thomson
from Upper Soda.
having a line time.
The tiest, lightest running anil
hcnpcHt sewing miicliine Is found at
. II. I.lppiuiiu & Co.'s
J. K. Stewart & Co. are selling
Men's Summer Suits nt very low
prices. If you need n suit now Is Hie
time til buy.
Itev. Jennett and wife, Miss
Johnson and Harold Wann, left
Monday for an outing at Mtitoles,
yTrrdLrJr
has returned
She reports
WALL PAPER
THE BEST ICE CREAM OR BOD
A KRKSH LOT OK
I.OWNKY'S CANDY in Packages
Prlc from 6c le (I. SO
Mail orders Killed Promptly
?, Z. P. damsom d Co
bfefXrr3?rlT5Er
mccormice:
m - - fa L I & V
THE BEST MOWER MADE
FULL LINE OF REPAIRS
W. F.
A bronze key, No. 6064, was
picked up on the street and left at
this ollice. Owner can have same
by calling at this ollice.
J CrNeil Bakery j
In the Miller Building C
Fresh Bread, Ties mid Oaken
nl way on hand.
Pas try of all kinds made to
order.
i PRINEVILLE,
OREGON
il m 'I I 't"l 'I t 1 1 Hl '"'i 'I' 4t
I Clearance Sale
I IN order to make room for the fall stock our
Spring and Summer Millinery
Will be Closed Out at Reduced Prices. Call in
(and aee us before buying and save money
T. F. McCALLISTER & CO.
I' I r I I I I ! I' Mi M I I I. ni i I i i i n , i ii
a graduate of the University of
Oregon and will prove a valuable
acquisition to the faculty of our
high school.
Elsewhere in the Journal col
umns will Is found an ad. of A. J.
Washburn, of Suplee, Or., who of
fers a reward of $.r a head to any
one taking up his horses and send
ing him word so that he can get j It is reHrted that a good many
them. They are branded with a JK,ople , are filing homestead entries
wrench on right or left stifle. in the Crain Prairie country. It
Sixty head of work horses, thirty is possible that under the recent
set of second-hand harness, ten i act ot congress mis iana may in-
second-hand wagons, etc., are of-1 thrown open to entry. It is well
fered at private sale on August 3d J watered and lies close to the moun
aud 4th at the F. C: Uowlee Livery J tains so that stock can be grazed
A Feed Stables, Redmond, Or. j during the summer. It produces
Hereafter the I). I. it P. Co. will j a heavy growth of native grass
contract their work with the farm
ers instead of keeping their own
equipment for doing the same.
To Bent.
Four-room cottage, free water, fair
barn, and chicken hoiife; lot for cow;
alwj two stoves, tallies, chairs, beil
xteads, clothes pretw, bedlounjre, etc.
For terms write or telephone O. M. Lis
tkr, Prineville, Or. S-21-lmp
that cuts about a ton of hay to the
acre. This hay sells at from $5 to
$10 a ton on the ground.
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Send Your Watches or Jewelry I
for Repairs
j TO W INNB K I
All Work Guaranteed.
Prices Reasonable ?
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There are ninny new pat
terns this .year. We can
show you a grrtit variety
of them. All Ki'iules nnd
prices. Ask to see our wall
paper. '
9. SP. jfJamson A Company
Har3ErErsEr3Er3r3
F. McCaffery, manager of the
Redmond Hotel, IcH for Portland
Friday by way of Shaniko.
F. C. Uowlee, superintendent of
the D. I. P. Co., Redmond, passed
through Prineville Friday on his
way home from Portland.
S. M. Railey, of the Journal
Stuff, left Saturday for Matolcs,
where he joins his wife in an out
ing for a week or two.
Mr. Reed, Mrs. Steiner and Mrs.
M. C. Nye left on Friday for North
Yakima, Wash. Mrs. Nye will
probably make her home in Mr.
Reed's family in the future.
I Closing Out Sale
GREAT REDUCTION
A IN PRICES
wise fe&'isaaj
kWt! isATSfAjl.'? s-:ifmmM
Prineville-Shaniko Stage Line
Daily Between Prineville and Shaniko
SCHEDULE
Leaves Shaniko, 6 p. m. Arrives at Prineville 6 a. m.
Leaves Prineville 1 p. m. Arrives at Shaniko 1 a. m.
First Class Accommodations
Commencing July '.'Sth nnd ending September 1. l'.HHi. 1 w ill
invsent to my customers purchasinn the most (JrH-eries
First Prize, $20 in gold
Second Prize, $10 in gold
Third Prize, $5 in gold
(Other Grocery-men debarred from entering the conUwt.)
I WILL GIVE
14 pounds Rest Cane Sugar f I 00
100 pounds Llluo Klbbon sugar
100 pounds liest Cano sugar..., b
4 iHiunds Shillings Best Soda
6 liars Star Soap '
10 Onus Stmidiird Corn j 00
5 (iins Extra Stimdard Tomiitoes 1 Wl
iirwent Coffee
35-etuit ('001
Other groceries In proportion
I make the prices and do-not cut to Imitate others. 1
ask you to call and examine goods and prices.
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Prineville, - - Oregon
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We are making a decided reduction in all of our
lines of Light Weight Summer Suits. If you
intend to buy a suit we would be pleased to show
you through our line; also if you need shoes, shirts
or anything else in Gent's Furnishings we have it
in styles that are right and at a modest price.
J. E. Stewart & Co.
the best schools to the county.