Local Mention
Hftlidcra Intuitu In Inking rattle to
Slmnlko fur ulilpment to nun ki t .
J. W. Pyer mid wife of llownrd,
were In tnwn thin week.
Mr. HiHiiiM hihI Mr. I'olliird re
turned liitiii Kt. Martin HprhiK laid
Krl.lny.
Hoy I'rk and wife of 1'imt, were
mmiiiIIiii n Jew day In tin rlly I lu
ll rt of tln week.
Mm. Win. CoiiiIhi and faintly lift
Hiimlny fur Portland, n licrctln-y will
reld In the fut ii r.
Mm. I K. Jordan li ft Monday fur
Lower Itrldue on n vIhII to the fitin
lly of Ir. f. A. til tic
Mm. KitriiNworlh, Mm. Hummer
hihI Mm, V. F. King left Monday for
The lalle to iut up a mipi'ly of
fruit.
JU-v. Mr. Mltrhell will preaeli In
the l'ivliyterlnti rhim-h morning
nml evening et Ktinday, Hepteiu.
Iht -a.
Grant May had it fine Inim Ii of
rattk tnmiede at Trout creek a
uliort tluir ago while taking thm to
the railroad. Neven ran Into it deep
Ktilrb nml were killed.
HAVE A FIT
When you Iniy hIuhw why not
demand a nrfivt tit. You run
get that It you buy your mIhn
of u, hn wi) curry hIkmh In all
l and width from A to F.K,
giving you the mime range of
aixc to aeierl from that you
would tlud In n city hoe tore.
RIDEOUT & FOSTER
Frank llackleman of ( amp rrxek,
paawd throtlKh town till Week with
a drove of Uvf cattle.
Francla Flelfer from t'uiup creek,
aamd through I'rlnevllle Tlienday
ou hi way to Nlmnlko with a drove
of Invf rattle.
Iai Balky of I'aullua, la In town.
Ilaaya atock In hU country look
good and that cattlemen arc out ou
the fall round-up.
Itev. J.T. Moore auiioiineea regu
lar MTvlcea at the I'nlon churrli uett
Nuuiliiy morning and evening.
F. very one cordially Invited.
The high Jink and aiuoker wlileh
waa to im given at the I'rlnevllle
Athletic AMtiN'lallou Hall on Satur
day, HepteintH-r Yl, hna Uvn post
poned ou account of ao many want
ing to go to the lUnlmoud fair. The
new date will Ian aimounml later.
COOOOCCOOCCCOCfOOCCCaCHSCOOCOCOCCCfCOCCd
School Books and All
Kinds of School Supplies
The Nicest Assortment
of TABLETS in Town
J. E. STEWART & CO.
J. II, (larrett of Cron Key lain
town.
Plana are about completed for the
entertainment at the I'nlon church
Heptemlier 'M.
Mra. McCulloch returned laat even
ing from a vhdt to I'ortland ami the
atate fair at .Salem.
Thomaa Orr of I'aiillna, wna mak
ing hi yearly proof ou hi denert
claim Weilneaday.
A lei. Zevely'and MIm lierthaClap
imr were married by Hev. Mr. Moore
Kumlay evening, 8'pteinbtr H.
The ladle annex of the I'rlnevllle
Athletic AHMoclat Ion w ill hold a fair
during the Crook county fair In the
aecond week In (H-tolier.
WANTED Cabinet muker and car
penter. Only flrMt-cbuiH iihi-IuhiIch
need apply. Oood wage will be
paid. A. H. Llppinan & Co. 8-20-tf
The Crook county fair to lie held
next month la bound to tie a good
one. Everything I moving right
aloug. A atrong delegation la going
to Kedmond to help tiooat.
The M. W. A. of Prlnevllle 1 going
to aend a good atrong tug-of-war
team to ltedinond Saturday. Some
of the mcmliera have Ix-on hauling
butldluga around town Juat to keep
In practice. There la a good purae
offered for tho Btrongeat team.
F. C. Logan of Crook, wa lu town
Tuesday buying supplies. In speak
ing of the cattle Industry In his sec
tion Mr. Logan said that everybody
was fairly well satlstled with the
present outlook. Between fifteen
hundred and two thousand head
will be sent out of his neighborhood
this fall, the beef cattle going to
Slmnlko and thence by rail to the
Tacoma market, and the feeders to
Klamath where they will be fed this
winter. The catt le were all contract
ed for tho Han Francisco market last
aprlng but the earthquake necessi
tated a change of plan. The con
tract, price was 9:11.50 for steers and
921 for dry cows.
pOMK IN ami uur uw fall
V ntyliHI In
Banner Brand IjnlirV Waints,
ECI iris, Kimonai, Wrapper, Prl
uln. He. Hiilruut & Foiilrr
John CoiiiIm lift for I'ortland
Tliinday,
Mr. I-:. J. Humner, who liaa lieen
living lii Slmnlko for tin paat aliteen
iiiontliN, returned to I'rlnevllle on
I'uewdny'H at age.
lewl Volght ami Mra. Anna Mi'
Intyre, both of Han Kranelaeo, were
married at tin home of )r. Koaen-
lierg laMt Tlmraday evening ly Itev.
Mr. Jlnnett. Mr. and Mra. Volght
are liotli profiMalonal uuraea and It la
their Intention to locate permanent-
ly In I'rlnevllli'.
The I'rliifvtllo Athletic0 Anoi-I-
atlon'a ImNket ball team hna lieen
challenged for a Kami by the holy
roller, or holy eater, or aomethlng
Unit aound like that, headed by
Frank K oxter. Ilr. Itoaeulierg thluk
the Foater nKKn'K'itlun will look
like a "three-apot" when the njwoel-
atloii (tela through with them. A
plrlted gam la arheduled to coma
off at an early date.
riTai?ramiattinMgwiar
Silikitl l(iwtiilu nml 15
1,1 arnxw miiu
School Supplies
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A 1) A M SON
Mhu Kllle Dobba la hello girl at the
telephone exchange.
Workmen are biiMlly engagwl lu ex
cavating for the foundation of the
Adnmaon building.
Two hundred and twenty-tlm-e
pupil were enrolled In our public
cIioiiIm up to Welneday evening.
Flfty-thre were reglHteivd In tt
(.'rook County High School and 170
In the common grade. Thl num
ber will be greatly Increaaed during
the fall aa many fninlllea have not
yet moved In from their rant-lie.
Thepreweut year proiulaea to lie a
moat active one for the rrtnevllle
Athletic Aaaoclatlou. The boiling
alley have leui cleaned and over
hauled, new bull and new pin have
Uvn added, and the equipment gen
erally put In tlrat-claM hap. Much
activity I dlHplnyeil ou the tennl
court and In the basket ball line
lnce the hot weather. Harry Smith
la the new miiM-rlntendeut and hi
admlulHt ration promlm- much for
the comfort and convenience of mem
bera. H. W. Cadi returned Wednesday
from Corvallls.
(ieorge Hodman and Frank Hoff
man of Culver, are hauling gralu to
town.
0. .Springer of Culver, while In
Prlnevllle the other day expressed
himself as Is-lug fairly well satisfied
with this year's returns from his
ranch. He summer followed Walla
Walla club wheat and harvested 21
bushels to the acre. His corn crop
was good considering the season,
and demonstrated to him that with
proper care It can la profitably
grown In Crook county.
According to a statement made by
A. II. Llppinan of the firm of A. H.
Llppinan & Co., the busteat corner In
Prlnevllle Is not located on Main
street. Mr. Llppinan says that his
linn's weekly payroll amounts to
9'.HM) and that he Is having consider
able dilllculty Is securing skilled
mechanics to take care of the numer
ous large orders he Is receiving
dally. It
One of the pleasant events of the
week was the marriage Wednesday
morning of Miss Clara Etta Fuller
and John R. Howard. The cere
mony occurred at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Fuller, parents of
the bride and was performed by Rev.
T. 8. Handsaker lu the presence of 30
tr lien ts. Amid the strains of Lohen
grin's wedding march, performed by
Mlxs Ethel Bermen, the youngcouple
marched to the altar accompanied
by Miss Julia Fuller and C. C. Clark.
After a lunch and the usual congrat
ulations Mr. and Mrs. Howard left
for Newport. They will soon go to
Crook county where a handsome
new home awaits them. The groom
Is the son of Joseph Howard and Is
a prosperous stock man. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Howard are meraliers of
the class graduating from O. A. C.
In '05. Among tliose present from
abroad were: Roy Howard of Des
Moines, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. James
Kurcher. Portlaud: Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Murtry, Indiana and Mrs. Fuller, of
McMIunvllle. (Jorvaius Times.
W, F. King ha returned from
Crane i'ralrla.
Mlaa Haiel Howard returned last
veiling from I'ortlaud.
Jem Yancey lia gone to The
Dalle for a load of fruit.
Mlaa F.thel Potter I spending a
few day on her hoineatead.
Mr. Mllltean, one of Crook county'
largiwt cattlegrowera, la lu town.
o
Itay Miller of Burns, waa a paanen
ger on Saturday' atage for Cor
valli. Mr. Harah E. Moore and family
who formerly lived In Prlnevllle, are
now located In Chicago,
Mr. K. (). Hyde an son F.d, re
turned today from a month' visit
In the Willamette valley.
Mis Ferguson of Bend came over
Friday to lie In readlnes for the
opening of the fall terra of school.
Mr. and Mr. Beynold of CIIm
Fall, were In Wednesday making
yearly proof on their desert claim.
Mr. Belknap entertained the
Woman's Chrlatlan Missionary So
ciety on the afternoon of the 13th.
Mra. Harah Mtepheu left Saturday
for F.ugene where ahe will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mr.
Owen.
The J unlor Christian Fndeavor So
ciety of the Union church held a pic
nic on the grade west of town Mon
day afternoon.
FOK HALE Oood fall wheat, Walla
Walla club, alood th teat last winter
and Is good Welder.
9-20-U-p O. BraiNasa, Culver, Ore.
Charles E. Cleveland of Astoria,
Miss Catherine Conway of Portland,
and Mlaa White, teacher In our
public schools, came In on Friday's
stage.
Ham Wardwell and wife of Sliver
Lake, who have been llvlug In Port
land for the past winter, passed
through Prlnevllle Tuesday on their
way home.
FOR SALE?
Residence in Prinevill 4
Inquire of 4
D. 1. A DAMSON 1
" Buck' Buss" sport one of the
nneat tour horse turnouts In the
county. It I kept busy carrying
passenger to the Redmond fair.
T. F. McCalllster A Co. hare just
received a fine Hue of Fall Hate and
up-to-date Millinery Goods. If you
want the latest give ua a call. 9 l.'l tf
The pastor will conduct the usual
service at the Methodist church
next Sunday. Subject at 11 a. m.
"Power with God." Subject at 7:30
p. m. "Ruins."
Mr. Splnulng, editor of the Wilbur
Iteglster, passed through Prlnevllle
Tuesday on hi war to the Deschutes
country. Mr. Spinning has unlimit
ed faith In the future of Crook county
and Is backing his faith with cold
hard cash. He Is already the owner
of a good slice of our realty and this
trip waa made especially to still
further Increase his holdings. Not
ouly Is he buying for himself, but
through hlB writeupa of this couuty
ha Induced many others from his
section of Washington to come aud
do likewise.
THE BEST 101 OREAM OR SOD
A FRESH LOT OP
LOWNEY'S CANDY in Fockages H
Prto from 6s la 1.60
Mail orders Filled Promptly
2. P. jfJmmimm d Co.
in
John 8. Tetherow and J. W. Mere
dith of Cline Falls, spent Wednesday
at the county seat.
The best, lightest running and
cheapest sewing machine Is found at
A. II. Llppinan ft Co. 'a
Mrs. Eh Urn Is offering her entire
stock of Spring and Summer Milll
nery at greatly reduced prices. This
Is done lu order to make room for
the fall stock. Get prices on milli
nery from her before buying. 7-12-tf
Walt Henrlchs of Crook county,
bou of J. Henrlchs, who has been so
journing here for several weeks is
getting ready to pull out for the hop
fields of the Willamette valley. As I
write this paragraph, Walt Is eating
at the lunch counter of the little
white store while his horses are feed
ing on the outside. And as Hook at
hliu I see character and originality.
He wears the honors of a cow boy
gracefully. His wide sombrano, his
curly "snaps" with Jingling spurs on
his heels, bespeak the typical cow
boy style. His saddle and pack
horse know his call and I almost
envy him his free wild life In the
open. He Is strong of limb, fearless
bordering almost onto recklessness,
yet kind of heart, perfect In stature
with the best part of life in the front
he does not as yet look back. He
starts today through the Cascade
range and he will get there, Odell
correspondence In The Dalles Optl
mist.
A new stock of J
Banner Brand Suits lor Men
and Boya
at IJ' j
J. E. Stewart & Co.
Mayer Shoes
We know you will appre
ciate Mayer's Cusaom-made
Shoe. No sWu were ever
made that equaled them.
They are stylesh in appear
ance, tit well, and are very
durable.
We will be glad to show
why Mayer's Shoes are the
only ones to buy.
$3.50
The above cut represents
our No. 58, a very pretty
shoe with a good weight sole.
This is a first-class winter
shoe.
$3.50
In Men's Shoes this is a
good one. We have more
dressy styles, but for every
day wear this one is hard
to beat.
Misses and Children's Glaz
ed Dongola Lace Sunday
Shoe, with patent-leather tip.
Neat in appearance and very
durable.
A hundred other styles in
stock Gun Metal, Patent
Leather, etc. Over 2000 pairs
in stock to select from.
J. E. Stewart & Co.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
I Super
Consisting of 10-7, 12-7, 14-7 and 10-7. all right-hand Single Disks,
with or without grass wed attachments. The effective feed method of lub
ricating the discs, style of discs and other good points all combine to make
the SUPERIOR the best Seed Drill made.0
Wo Carry a Full Line of Repairs
m " f
For wall pa-r goto A. H. Lipp-
man ft Co.' and save money.
Great bargains in Groceries will
continue at Glover ft Starr's Cash
Grocery through the month of Sep
tember. If you prefer to pay high
prices, trade elsewhere. tf
Notice to Debtor.
Anyone knowing themselves In
debted to us will please call and set
tle the same at once.
tt-6-4t Smith ft Ci.ekk.
tort.
One sorrel colt, unbranded, five
months old, two white bind feet, dia
mond on nose, evidently followed some
team off. Anyone knowing the where
abouts of fame will receive a suitable
reward by notifying J. F. Vkiund, La
monta, Oregon. tMMtp.
,0'Neil Bakery J
In th Miller Building
J
tTesn Bread, riea ana Ittkes k
alway on hand.
Pastry of all kinds made to r
order.
t PRINEVILLE, - OREGON
bucks for Sale.
At the T. S. Hamilton ranch, near
Ash wood, Crook Co., Oregon. Three
hundred bead of yearling Delaines and
Spnish Merinos. . None better in the
country. It coats nothing to see them.
Ail customers treated alike. lmo.
Final Settlement.
Notice ia hereby Riven that the under
signed the administratrix of the estate of
James B. MacOreeor, deceased, has made
and tiled in the County Court her linal ac
counting ui ner aiiniinistraiion ei saiu
estate and the Cpurt has wt the 19th day
of October, 19U6at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon at the County Court room in Prine-
yille, Oregon, as the time and place for
neanng said nnai accounting, at woich
time and place any person interested IP
said estate may appear aud object to said
onai accountinc-
Dated September 20, 1906.
M. E. Elliott,
Administratrii of the Estate of James B.
Mactiregor, Deceased.
Warrants will be Cancelled.
In accordance with Section 2t33. Bellin
ger & Cotton's Code, the following war
rants remaining in this ornce will be can
celled unless called for within 80 days
from date of this notice.
NoClass Auit To Whom Concerned J 'ale
164 8 IS.OOWmAyery May Slim
S 8 1.00 Iva Durrow Jan 1J IK5
W5 8 8.25 Henry Hanson Mar 7,1886
ftN 8 1.00 L C Stevens " " "
(WS 8 1.00 Oome Palmer " " "
5KS 10 1.50 Mrs M J Mannlnr Nov 7 18
02 10 1.60 Wm Loomls " " "
7 10 l.OOOPawlien Mar 7, im
Mi 10 10.00 W C Jennlson....JulvlO. "
S0 U 1.00 Frank Wlll.ur "11. "
S7S A .75 William Harris.... Jan 11. 18'7
A 18.50 John Farley Mar 4. "
m 1 1.00 Marshall VanBlbler May 14, "
8M 12 l.OOJohn Slice '
-H U 1.00 Kraut rimmlwrlain" " "
403 12 1.00 8 AChlpman
84 12 1 50 Lucretla Flack " " "
402 12 1.00 J a Klaok " " "
825 12 1.00 sea F. Hev " " "
8S5 12 1.50 W H Howe J "
m 12 1.50 R KMIsener " ' "
8 12 1.00 8 8 Nelson " " "
44 12 1.00 s 8 Nelson " " "
891 12 1.50 David Osborn " " "
422 12 1.50 CW Raymond " " "
W8 12 1.50 John O'kellev .... .July , "
W0 12 2.00 Richard Grltftth... Sept" "
7? 12 2.00 Issao Clover " " "
"51 12 1.60 J Simons Jan 8. 1898
V 18 1.50 V Riittltnlllo Mir 14. "
P 18 8.00 Nelson Slewsmar.. . ." '' "
180 18 2.00 J VYIekliam Mnv 34 "
14 18 8.00 Jess Allen July 7. "
Dated this 20th day of September, 1906.
Warren Brown, Ccunty Clerk.
Horses For Sal
Rranore Horses from 950
1200 pounds, unbroken; five or
six broke horses that win
welch about 1200 or 1300 lbs.
All youuir. For further partic
ulars apply to T. J. Kkrouehon
Crook poetoflice, Orook Co., Or.
House and Three
Lots for Sale
House, Barn and three lots
for sale. Best location in town.
Cor. 2d and B sts. Apply to
T. J. Fergiieson, Crook, Or.
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ior Grain
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Catalogues Mailed on Request.
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Closing Out Sale
OF LADIES' FURNISHINGS, Etc.
Having decided to discontinue from carrying
Ladies' Furnishings in stock, our entire line
of these goods will therefore be sold . at
ACTUAL COST
Don't fail to take advantage of this sale, as
it means a big saving of money to you. We
have in stock useful articles of wearing
apparel. Call, see the goods, get the prices
and you will buy.
THE OWL CASH STORE
R. B. ADAMS, Proprietor
The 0. K. Meat Market
STROUD BROS., Proprietors
Deealers in Choice Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, Butter
Eggs and Country Produce
The following is a list of
Loin Steak
Round Steak - -
Shoulder Steak
Plain Roast Beef
Prime Rib Roast
Veal Roast
Loin Mutton Chops
Plain Mutton Chops
Veal Chops
Pork Loin
Pork Sausage
Hamburger
Bologne
When you are buying anything in this line give ut a call
We Guarantee to Treat you Right
f. Telephone Orders Will
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