Local Mention
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J. II. TrnipMon snd K. W.
Hmith Mi Morulsy (or a thrcs
wifk' hunt it ttis lisnd of Crook
til river and on ths d-rt
I'roUor Kurd it down with a
complication of typhoid and pneu
nionU. Mr. Col lint Klklna lit
kindly conMnUd to Uks charge of
hit work until hi ra:owy.
Totf it Parker re now the
publishers of th Fortwt Urove
Tims. It U a bright, nswssy r
and a credit la the town. These
gentlemen were, about four yrara
ago, the publishers of The Crook
County Journal.
The Ice man waa about the only
cheerful peraon aeen upon the
atreeta early Tuesday morning.
That worried look had glrrn place
to an eipannive grin aa men and
teama began to get busy on neit
summer' supply of ice.
Freman'4 Kill, FVhroary 22nd.
Mr. 11. H )uvie, wieit-r of the
Smith, Chsiiip, Jim and ('.Hum,
hfl tliU vrwk lor I'oitliinil. After n
few iliiy' vint with her brother
and making final proof on her
limber claim.
Kt v. Mr. Mitchell ill preach in
IIih iVshyinrian church Kundsy
Januiiry 1'Oih. Huhjeck for II a.
in , "Hunting for men;" fur 7:110 p.
m , Our Lifuand work in Heaven."
A. Leeeer, the advertising ex-
pert, left Hunday for Arixona,
here bis company will conduct
nother big aale. Bo great I the
omand for hi services that he
was unable to atay here until the
expiration of hia contract.
A pretty wedding waiaolemnized
at the residence of Mra. uttie Mil-
fir Thursday evening, January 10,
when Guy Hitler and Dora Crain
were made man and wife. Judge
W. A. 1111 performed the cere
mony. Only a few relatives and
friend were present. A number
of useful and pretty preaenta were
received.
Zimmeraua William Wedding.
T. W. Zimmerman, the popular
young manager of the Oateweod
Mining & Trading Co.' store at
Howard, waa married at Portland
January 2. The Portland Oregoni-
an ban the following account of the
wedding:
One of the prettiest weddinga of
the week waa solemnized Wed nee
day evening, Jan. 2, at the real
dence of A. V. Clark, 1033 Kaat
Main street, when Mine Mabel 0.
Williaraa, of Memphis, Tenn., waa
united in marriage to Theodore W,
Zimmerman, of Howard, Or. Mr.
Cormack acted aa groomsman, and
Mr. Cowan as matron of honor
At 8 o'cluvk Mias Ford played
Mendelsohn's wedding march,
and the paator, followed by the
groomsman and groom, entered the
parlor and took their place in the
archway. Later the bride, preced
ed by Mra. Cowan, alowly entered
by another route, and the beauti
ful rim service of the Christian
church a performed by Rev. J
T. Gbormley, Misa Williams' form
er paator.
Mia William, a brunette, was
lovely in crenm silk voile, trimmed
in lace and silk applique, and car
ried a shower boquet of bride roses
with tulle and white satin stream
ers. The matron of honor wore
cream lanadowne. trimmed with
lace. Miss William and Mr. Zim
merman are well known in the
city in musical circle both having
lived here previously. Mr. Zim
merman waa a member of a glee
club, conducted by Professor
Wider. The bride has taken part
in many prominent musical event,
and waa aolo soprano of the bun
nyside M. K. church for two years
Mr. and Mra, Zimmerman will re'
main in the city at the Hotel Ore
eon until alter the Schumann
Heink concert, then they will visit
relativea in Albany and later go to
11 as aril Or., where thev will re
side.
Dr. C. A. Cline and wif.-, of IOwr
Bridge, are visitinif with trends in
town this week. While, b-re Mr
t ime will make proof on her tim-U-r
claim-
A Bl. Valentine ball N to be
given at Kistera, January H. The
Bioter' orcheelra will furnish the
muic. An oyater supper will be
jriven at the Cottage Hotel. Two
dollar pvs for both. You can
not afford to mis it.
Prof. Blranse came over from
The Dalles Bunday to prove up on
his limler claim. He proved up
Tuesday morning and took the
1 o'clock stsge for the return trip.
He waa accompanied by Mrs.
Bt range and the baby. The best
wishes of the city of Prineville fol
low them to their new home.
Bevert Debing, one of Bend's
popular vendere of wet goods, was
in town last week making proof on
his timber and stone claim. Mr.
Debing reports times in Bend at
present to be rsther dull, but thst
the business men had enjoyed a
very prosperous trade during the
fall and holidays.
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
RIDEOUT FOSTER. PRINEVILLIVS CLOTHIERS AMD FURNISHERS
nnnouee that their ANNUAL sale of good reliable Merchandise com-melM-ee
TberMUy Moraine, January 10th. Thla will be no eieclally
prepared fake sale of trash, the accumulations of year, but a bona
fltie aale ot Clothing and Furnishing of Itellablllty ami Character
such aa we "ell the year round. Following 11 re some of the prices
we are offering these tuple articles of merchandise fur:
17.75 for suits and overcoata
worth 112.00.
I2.B0 (or Hoy's overcoata
worth RW.
12 50 for Men's best quality it
buckle rubber and fclta
worth I3.MI.
$1.60 fur Meu'a one buckle rub
ber for fclta.
12.76 for Men's heavy rolled
ole, high top rubtiers foe
(ierniau socks worth 3.fi0.
f 1.25 for Men's one buckle overshoes.
12.15 for Men's high top four
buckle overshoes.
1.15 for Misses two buckle
overshoes, sixes UK to 2.
75c for Mltutca one buckle over
shoes, sties 11 to 2.
7Sc per garment for the genu
ine Wright's Health Under
wear. 95c per suit for the heaviest
fleece lined underwear
worth 11.50.
U5c Nr suit for funcy heavy
ribbed fleeced underwear
worth $1.50.
Our rubber goods are all of the well knowu Wales Goodyear brand
and are all thla year'a good. You will find the same relative price
reductions In all winter goods. Including Men's and Boy's Sweaters
(Jloves. Caps, Ladles' Wrappers, Klmonas, Hotsery, Underwear, Etc.
W Inrita Companion of Our Good and Prices with
thoee of any of our Competitor.
Rideout & Foster
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
C. Sam Smith waa in from his
ranch on Ochoco Saturday.
C. M. Lister waa in town Satur
day from hia ranch on Mill creek.
There waa no mail from Bhaniko
Tuesday. Too much enow on the
Columbia Southern.
Henry Cadle was in from hia
ranch at Mill creek Saturday. He
report cattle in that vicinity to be
standing the winter in fairly good
ahape.
R. V. Jenkins ot Madras, and J.
W. Jenkins ot Lanionta, were in
town Saturday laying in a load o!
supplies for the winter. They re
port that they are having plenty
of winter in their respective seo
tiona but that it insures them of
plenty ot moisture tor the next
year's crop and they are according
ly satisfied with present conditions.
J. B. and Guy Claypool of Sis
ter, were in town Tuesday. Guy
was proving up on his timber
claim.
Mr. Hill of Prineville, arrived on
the stage Thursday evening. He
is interested in the Dixie Meadows
mine. Prairie City Miner.
Henry Ireland, deputy forest
ranger, has been transferred te the
eastern division of the Blue Moun
tain forest reserve. His headquar
ters will be at Sumpter. Mr. Ire
land left Tuesday for his new poet.
A. S. Ireland, the foreBt supervis
or, is left all alone to take care of
the western division of the Blue
Mountains and the Maury Moun
tains. He regrets the departure of
his deputy but is glad that he re
ceived the appointment at it is in
the nature of a promotion
Redmond Item.
Redn.ond, Or., Jan. 14, 1907.
Mr. Jonh Trisler baa bought the
Ward forty and eipecU to have in
fifteen acree or more of crop this
year.;
Work will probably t begun
again soon on the well. Mr. Row
lee is down from Bend, and Mr.
M uma was expected to bring in
casing from tihsniko on thU trip.
Mr. and Mr. O'Connor are back
from their Portland trip. While
he was gone lbs Portland papers
took occssion to ssy some nice
things about Vic, all of which were
well deserved.
McLallin'a camp from south ot
Powell Buttes baa broken up and
moved back to Redmond. Borne
ot the men we understand will try
the government irrigation project
work at Umatilla.
The new stage line ia now in
operation and the stages are said
to be models. We wish the new
company success. Eleven passen
gers for the first stage was not so
bad.
The D. I. & P. Company has
been given authority to raise the
price of the land which they still
hold. The new price is one hun
dred dollars for a forty acre tract
dIus fifteen dollars for each iin
gable acre. Tbia makes tbe price
of the best forties seven hundred
dollars or a raise of a hundred and
ten dollars.
The Saturday night meeting of
the Settlers' Association was suc
cessful and well attended both by
regular members and others. We
had short talks by G. Springer of
Culver, Max Lueddemau of Mad
raa. Kirk Whited of Laidlaw and
others. We enjoy having out
aiders meet with us, and hope tbe
Journal will be with us some of
these days.
All those who are interested in
fine hogs are cordially invited to
stop at our place two miles west of
Redmond and see our new acquiei
tion. a Poland (Jnina irom one 01
the best herds and best known
breeders ot eastern Nebraska. He
is certainly a beauty and although
he was on the road for over a week
came through in fine shape. Mr.
Springer of the Haystack country
a lover of fine stock, stopped this
morning to see him and the Black
Langshans. -
And now somebody is talkin
county division. It may be a
right to talk it up and get the
concensus of opinion, but we do
not think the time is ripe yet for
division. Yours Truly,
E. C. Park
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Superior Grain Drills
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Don't wear thin underwear dur
ing these cold days when Rideout
& Foster are selling Genuine
Wright's Health Underwear for
$1.50 per suit.
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Consisting of 10-7, 12-7, 14-7 and 16-7. all right-hand Single Disks,
with or without grasa 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 Lino of Repairs
Catalogues Mailed on Request.
W. F. Kin;
Professional Cards,
fyn- Camming
Hesdqtwrtra at Hamilton Livery 8tbl
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Strictly made to measure
garment.
The latest metropolitan
styles.
Prices within reach of all
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Calls Aukuiu Pbohttlt Day 01 Nierr
Omci Omc Dooe Noth of adahbok'i
Dbds Stom. RniDENca OrroaiTi
Methodist Chubch
Smith Foster
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RWm Tmla. Stock Ranches. Citv Proper
tv. Homesteads and Timber Lands. Land
titles examined and correctly reported
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
ol the success which has attended their business.
The rule applies the year around.
We Carry a lull line ol 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., Proprietors
Telephone Orders Will Be Given Prompt Attention T
Big Reduction In Hats
Our Stock of Ladies' Hats
Consisting of all the latest
styles will be sold at a big
REDUCTION
T. F. McCALLISTER & CO. I
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NAILS
5c pound
CLOSING OUT SAL
30 Days Credit On Approved Accounts
Wm. Rogers & Son
Silver Plated Tea
Spoons at - 85c aet
Grocery Specials
Tea Garden Syrup, gal can 60c
Acorn Syrup, 5 gal can. . 35c
Fels Naptha Soap, ten bars..... 60c
Schilling or Folger Bk Powder 40o
Japan Tea, 1 lb pkg 20c
Pure Cane Sugar, per sk 6.50
Home-cured Picnic Hams,perlb 10c
Star or Diamond C Soap, 6 bars 26o
Standard corn, per doz 1.25
Standard fruita, per can 20c
Groceries
Best Corn Starch, three pkgs.. 25c
Ghiradellaa 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 nuart dish Dan 35c
50 feet wire clothes line...
No. 1 lamp chimney
No. 2 lamp chimney
.10c
5o
...10c
Corsets
Lot 1. Values up to 75c
Lot 2. Values up to $1.00..
Lot 3. Values up to $1.50..
.....25c
...45c
...75c
Men's Suits
$10 Suits...
12 suits...
14 suits...
15 suits..
$6.00
7.25
v 8.50
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17.50 suits
21 suits
10.50
.... 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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Stewart (l Company
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