Local Mention
Itil (lit li.
mI Conway In onnfiin'l to lur
room with a lml cwUl,
Klovd Kowt'll ami wifa were in
town TuwuUy from lln-lr rtm-li on
Crooked rivi-r.
TI10 (Uyar-olil ton of Frank
lloffn.an of Culver, ilicJ on Fri
day, January 4.
Are you looking for laraina?
You can find them in iho Journal
advertising column.
lv Coo of O'Nttil, jrovc(l up
on lir timlx-r cluim Monday local
fd In tlm wj m - atc and
no I nej c 22. I 12 f, r Id.
J. II. Uray ami wife were in
town Tui'ftday, vixiting and trn
acting land bunimn. Mr. Uray
made final proof on bir dwifrt
claim.
Lm Cover, Doc Foley and Win.
Cantrvll, of th Mttult country,
were in town lliia week laying in a
lock of Mupplma. Mr. Cover who
U wintering hia cattle on the den
ert aaya that they are atanding the
recent cold anap in very good
ha.
The new teachera at the Crook
County High School were teudircd
ft reception by the pupil Friday
evening. A good munical pro
:ran, ganiea and rcfrcahnuMiU
iled to paaa a very pleneant
evening I'rof. Ihnkenlierry and
Mi rtcphena were made to feel
at home in their new field of Utxr
Workmen are etill engaged in
putting the finishing louche to
the Hotel 1'rineville. Thin eetah
jiahment will h formally oMned
tiunday January 20, with a grand
dinner. Thia occnitinn will give
the people ol Frii.eville an oiwr
tunity to ahow their appreciation
of what haa Uwn done for the city
in the hotel line. Mr. McDoweM
will not le able to feed the multi
tude upon that occasion.
Lincoln Annuity Union elected
the following oflicera at their lat
meeting: Hpeaker, Mr. Wilda
lielknap; clerk, J.O. Powell; cash
ier, Lettie Miller; aargeant-at-arma,
Valda lirruc; chaplain, Chorion
Carroll; inide door keeper, Mr. J.
II. Haner; ouMde door keeer,
(ieorge llalcher; truntce, John
Marvin; reporter, Mr. Ada Milli
can; phyaican, Charlc K. Kdwarda.
The oflicera will be initialled Satur
day evening neit.
The Alpha and Oehoconian Bo
cietie met in the Aaeembly room
ol the high achool Friday after
noon. A abort musical program
wa rendered, after which each o
ciely repaired to it room and hld
ita regular buainvaa niwling. The
KjM-cial feature of the meeting wa
mock trial in which all the mem
bera creditably acquitted them
aelvea. Committee were apinl-
ed by the president of each society
to arranue for the interaociety ora
torical content which i to take
place- in the near future. Much
interest is being manifested in this
contest.
Tom McConnell, who work in
the Hay creek country, waa paid
off last week and came to rnne
villa with ft 1450 wad to act ft touch
of high life. He got it. In a few
daya hia money was gone and lat
Thursday he entered ft aaioon,
drew hia revolver, and ordered
vervhodv present to line up and
donate. Van Puett engaged the
man in conversation and finally
ont hold of the weapon More any
(Utnase waa done. McConnell
in arrested on a charue of being
drunk and disorderly and let off
with a fine of $12.60 which his
employer paid. McConnell claim
ed that the hold up wa only a josh
and the justice taking thia view
of the case let the hooie-fighter off
eaay.
Lively made good
27, T 12
ly ma
in the
ir, mx
Fletcher T.
on a timiH-r claim
e srj and w e
, r 10 e, w m.
John L. Lucky proved up on a
tillilxr clnim located on the liel
eLeo 31, w wj and ae awL
sec ,'15, t 12 a, r Die, w in.
If you want to save money study
the price made in our advertising
column. Our merchant have the
catalog house beaten to ft standstill.
The new council met Monday
evening and organized and ad
journed until the next regular
meeting the first Tuesday in February.
Mr. J, II. (Iray proved up on
her desert claim Mondy before the
county clerk. It i located a fol
Iowa: awi awl aeo in, I 10 a, r v.)
w III.
Hugh Lister waa in from hia
ranch at Paulina thia week. Hugh
reKrts plenty of snow and cold up
there but stock of all kind are do
ing well.
T. J. Fergueson of Hear creek,
waa in town the first of the week.
Stock are wintering in fine shape
in hi country, he saya. lie is ; lunch wa served,
feeding about 125 head, but those ! Mr. Jordan and
on the pasture are looking good.! the committee on
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John K. Hunsaker proved Up on
hi timler rUim located in th
nw sec H, t 12 s, r 10 e, w in.
Mis Ferguson and Mis A (In
Morris, teacher in the public
school, have been on the sick list.
Mis Ferguson, we understand, is
confined to her ImhI.
Dr. II. P. Belknap, joint senator
from Crook, Klamath and Grant
counties, loft Tuesday for Salem to
attend the legislature which meet
next Monday.
Mr. W. W. Davie, a iter of
Champ Hmith, arrived from Port
land Monday on ft v. sit with re I a
tive. While here she will prove
up on her limlter claim.
JuniM-r circle installed the fol
lowing olliccr Inst Friday evening
at Belknap Hall: Past guardian,
Mrs. Amanda Coins; guardian,
Mrs. Marv McDowell, adviser, Mra.
Julia McDaniel; clerk, Mr. Ada B.
Millican; banker, Vira Cyrus; ma
gician, Mr. Julia Young; attend
ant, Misa Pearl McFarland; mana
ger, Mrs. Hnrah Thomson; phy
sician, Dr. II. P. Belknap. After
the installation a short literary
given alter which
Mrs. Thomson,
Mr. Holler were
arrangements.
program wa
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
HIDEOUT A FOSTER. PRINEVIIXES CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
nuiioiiee Hint their ANM'AI. sale uf good rellitlile Merchandise coin-UleiM'i-
Thursday Morning, January tOlh. Tills Will U' no HhtIiiII'
prepan'd fake side of tJiisli, the iimiimilittlons ol year, but n hotiii
lldesnleol Clot hlutr nml Kurnllilimi of lU-llulilllty mid Cluirm ter
Milch hm we sell the year round. Kolluw liig lire some of the prices
we mv offering these stale nrtlcli-a of uicrvlmmllHe fur: .
17.75 for suits and overconta
worth lU'.MJ.
IJfiO for Hoy'a overconta
w orth
'J.W-fiir Men's liest iimllt v 2
liiukle rulilsTs and felts
worth fa.Vl.
fl.fiO for Men's one huckle rul-Is-rs
for fells.
2.75 for Men' heavy rolled
sole, high l'" rulilxTs fur
Uertiwin sin ks worth .'l.f0.
f 1.23 for Men's one huckle over-shoe.
12.15 for Men's high top four
huckle overslKs-s.
fl.15 for MIhm-n two huckle
overshiM-s, sixes to 2.
7.V for MUses iiiie huckle over
shoes, sites 11 to "i.
75 M-r garment for the genu
ine Wright's Health Ciuler
wenr. 11V N-r suit for the heaviest
HtN-ee llne 11 n tier wear
worth fl.IVO.
W.V sr suit for fancy heavy
rllilsHl lleived underwear
worth fl.5u.
Our ruhls-r good are all of the well known Walea iJoodyenr hrnnd
and are nil this year's goods. You will find the same relative price
reductions III nil winter guilds, Including Men' and Boy's Sweaters
(ilovi-s. Ciihi, Ladles' Wrappers, KIiiioiiiim, Holscry, I'nderwear, Ktc
We invite Companion of Our Good and Price
thoae of any of our Competitor.
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Rideout & Foster
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
Don't wear thin underwear dur-l
ing these cold day when Hideout
ft Foster are selling Oenuine
Wright' Health Underwear for
1.WJ s-r suit.
A petition baa Ix-en sent to the ,
department to have the Crook
jxistofliee moved to Harry Barnea
place, twenty-three mih aouth
east of Clover creek.
W. 8. McKwing, voice culturist
and music teacher, i in Prineville
and is thinking of locating here.
This ought to be a good field for
that line of work. We have plenty
of talent among our young people
that only await development.
J. H. Cornell whm in town last
week en route to Hhanikn with a
bunch of lee.f. Mr. Cornell aid
he would have about five car in
thi shipment and they were a
fine a bunch of leef a hat been
taken to the market thi fall. He
will take the shipment to Portland
where they will be sold on the
commission market.
Superior Grain Drills
L -. 1.. . t-. . t a - m
uis (iertie Sharp is laid up with
a had cold.
A. W. Clother and H. A. Foster
are out in the timber.
Frank 8. Hoffman and wife of
Culver, were in shopping the first
of the week.
Htella P. Hodge proved up on
her timber claim Monday. It i in
the el, ne and ej nwj sec 10, 1 14
, r 18 e.
John H. Cue proved up on his
timber claim the first of the week.
It is located in the nj awL ej
nwj and nwi ec 21, t 12 , r 1(5 e.
Mrs. A. C. Knighten and Mr.
James Dyer were in from Howard
the first of the week to take ad
vantage of the hnrgain sale offer
ed by our merchants.
On New Year' day Walter A .m.
McFarland and Misa Florence De
maris were married at the home of
John H. Demaria, the father of the
bride, Kev. J. T. Moore olliciating.
An excellent wedding dinner vas
enjoyed by all the friend and
relative present.
If you have any doubt about
the enectivcnes ol the proper use
of printer's ink go at once to the
big sale that in on at the store of
C. W. Elkina and lake 11 look at
the crowds thronging the isles" of
the etore. You will never again
question it as a trade puller. New
clerk were engaged by the score
for the sale, and yet when it came
to an actual test there wa found
to lie not near enough help en
gaged. People who came to buy
weru pressed into service to help
wait upon other. The big sale
undoubtedly mark a new era in
the method of advertising in
Crook county. It haa demonntrat
ed that if you have anything to
sell you must let that fact be
known. Most of our merchant
are good liberal advertiser but
this is the first attempt we have
had al regular department etore
methods. A. Lesser, an advertis
ing expert of the New York & St.
Louis Consolidated Salvage Co., i
conducting the sale.
Redmond Item.
Redmond, Ore., January 7, 1907.
Owing to the cold and stormy
weather of the past week the wire
of the Associated Wirele New
Company are mostly down, eervice
ha been impaired and consequent
ly new i rather a scarce article
thi week.
At the M. W. A. installation
service naturday nignt mere was
a good sized crowd present who en
joyed themselves until 11 o'clock.
Short talks were given by some oi
the newly elected oflicera and vis
iting neighbors. Over twenty
eight dollars were realized from
the sale of baskets, many ol which
were elegant creations of the milli
ner's art (I guess). All of them
were filled with lusciou produc
tions of the housekeeper' ftrt.
Iact week we told what Dame
Humor wa whiering, but there
waa nothing in it. It wa already
an accomplished fact and the new
ly married couple had already de
parted. Lav it to the wires.
Mr. Hansen made ft business
trip to Prineville Wednesday and
Thursday.
It ia reported that Neighbor W
A. Ward ha sold hi forty. There
i one man who tried batching for
a season whom we do not look to
see back in this country again very
soon.
We understand that Mr. Peaslev
will add to hi holding of ditch
land. He shows faith in the coun
try. He ia going to pull alout ten
acres of trees and then sell some
He will seller the Milton Nursery
Hiough.
L. E. Prickett came home
Wednesday from Prineville where
he had leen building for W. H.
Moore.
The new stage line from Shan't
ko i expected to be in service very
shortly.
Mr. O'Connor ia looked for as
the first passenger.
Mr. Belcher has gone to Port
land. Hurry back Colonel, it will
be hard work carrying on the gov
ernment without you.
A call is out for a special school
meeting, but we did not learn the
date or object. More fault of the
wires.
A new man i driving on the
mail stage from Prineville to Cline
Falls. Yours Truly, E. C. Park.
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ct co ci o i - -
Consisting of 10-7, 12-7, 14-7 ami 16-7. all right-hand Single Disks,
with or without grass need attachments. The effective feed method of lub
ricating the discs, style of discs and other good point all combine to make
the SUPERIOR the best Seed Drill made.
We Carry a Full Line of Repairs
Catalogues Mailed on Request.
W. F.
Professional Cards
fyjm- Cumming
Hradqusriera t Hamilton Urerj Buble
Office wkh Geo. W. Barnea
P. Cltiott,
Jittmt
vf-mt-jCmm
Some Vtluei In Sweaters.
ttl.OO Sweater for M.uO
5.00 Sweater for .. IH.75
14.00 Sweater for $-'.90
:t.r0 Sweater for -M0
:t.(H) Sweater for 1.W)
12.50 Sweater for... fl.75
1.75 Sweater for 1.25
We guarantee everyone of the above
to be all wool and tooil value at
the regular price. RIDEOUT k FOSTER
CAm. Jl dmmr$ Jf. 2.
Belknap Cdwards
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ZPjiytician mmtt Smryrom
Cauls Anhwebcu PaonrrLT Dat ob Niuht
Orric Omi Doon Noith or A damson's
DRee Store. Residence Opposite
Methodist Church
!Prin0iM'll0, -
tSmtA d hosier
Steal Cstato
Farm Lands. Stock Ranches, City Proper,
tv. Homesteads and Timber Lands. Land
titles examined and correctly reported.
Cause and Effect
The Explanation: The 0. K. Market since establishing
its business August 14. 1905. has built up a
trade unsurpassed by any other opposition shop
ever openend in Prineville.
Why? Because ai the first they established their prices
satisfactory with the people. That is the secret
oi the success which has attended their business.
The rule applies the year around.
We Carry a full line of the best meats, vegetables, etc,
and expect to conduct our business in the future
the same as in the past
We Thank the Public for their Patronage
The 0. K. Meat Market
STROUD BROS, Proprietor
Telephone Orders Will Be Given Prompt Attention
' 9 -O' C-' -m 4
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Big Reduction In Hats
Our Stock of Ladies' Hat
Consisting of all the latest
styles will be sold at a big
REDUCTION
T. F. McCALLISTER & CO.
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ALL
NAILS
5c pound
CLOSING OU
Wm. Rogers &. Son
Silver Plated Tea
Spoons at - 85c set
30 Days Credit On Approved Accounts
Grocery Specials
Tea Garden Syrup, J gal can 50c
Acorn Syrup, J gal can 3fe
Fela Naptha Soap, ten bars 00c
Schilling or Folger Bk Powder 40c
Japan Tea, J lb pkg 20c
Ture Cane Sugar, per sk 6.50
Home-cured Picnic Hams.perlb 10c
Star or Diamond C Soap, 6 bars 25c
Standard corn, per doz 1.25
Standard fruits, per can 20c
Groceries
Best Corn Starch, three pkgs 25c
Ghiradellas Cocoa 25c
1 lb Chocolate 25c
Hazelwood Cheese, pound 20c
Prize Bak Powder, lb tins 50c
Corn Meal, 10 lb sks 45c
Gasene Soap, 10 bars 65c
Lion Soap, 7 "bars 25c
Force, per pkg 15c
Grape Nut 15c
Pink lieans, lb 5c
Tinware Specials
XXX Tin wash boilers .90c
21 quart dish pan... 35c
50 feet wire clothes line 10c
No. 1 lamp chimney 5c
No. 2 lamp chimney 10c
Corsets
Lot 1. Values up to 75c 25
Lot 2. Values up to $1.00 - 45c
Lot a Values up to $1.50 75c
Men's Suits
$10 Suits $6.00
12 suits 7.25
14 suits 8.50
15 suits 9
17.50 suits ..10.50
21 suits 13.50
Underwear
$1.50 Fleeced underwear 85c suit
2.50 Wool underwear....$1.85 suit
3 50 Wool underwear.. 2 35 suit
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tewart & Company
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