LOCAL MENTION
Horn, Haturriay, April 25, to the
wife of D. P. Adamson, girl.
Carlyta Triplet, came ovr from
IUnJ Tuwtdsy, Murning yi-sW-rtlsy.
CompleU ami up-to-date stock of
jewi-lry, clock, Hntilng tuck In, etc.,
at W. Frank IVtetlV
Willow Crek Iunilr tlie Ix-st
In the county for sale ly A. II.
Lippman & Co.
Mr. M. A. Ha iter of U-no,
Nev., came in with Mr. anil Mr.
Htnelxcr Hunday evening.
There will U a May party for
the children of tho Annex members
next Saturday, May 2, at 1. A. A.
0. hall.
The regular meeting of the
Ladies' Annex will be held next
Tureday and all member are ex
peeled to be prevent.
Mm. Miit Zell entertained the
ladies of the liaplist Aid Society
taut Thursday afternoon, at her
home west of town.
V. J. O'Connor, cashier, and Mr.
Ilerlin, drtfuman, from the offices
of tho D. I. & I. Co., at Itend, were
In town last Hunday,
New every week millinery at
the Crown Mill nery l'arlort. The
very latent haU are now on exhi
bition. Prices right.
Duncan Macleod ia arranging V1
put on another home talent play
eoon, the proceed to go to the
fund for the pu relume of the new
organ in the Preebytcrian Church.
Harold Italdwin left Tuesday
(or San Francisco to take a look at
Uncle Barn's big fleet. He will
"do" the California iuetrooli and
then take in the outside (minis of
interest.
The members of the Baptist Sun
day school will give a social at the
Moore building, Wednesday, May
6, afternoon and evening. Good
things to eat and drink. livery
one invited.
At the last regular meeting of
the Piineville Fire Department,
committees were ' appointed by
Companies No. 1 and No. 2 to buy
suitable presents for Mrs. T. M.
Baldwin and Mrs. Ueorge Summers
in recognition of valuable services
rendered on the night of their
annual ball last February. A
committee of firemen presented the
gifts to the ladies at the homo of
Mrs. Baldwin last evening.
The musicale given by Mrs.
Hudson and her pupils last Friday
evening was a most enjoyable
affair. Every numler on the pro
gram was well received and the
hearty applause attested to the
merit of the performance. Some
of the little folks (tosses unusual
talent and under proper guidance
will develop into splendid muni
cians. Mrs. Hudson is to be
complimented on the success of her
first publio concert.
-c. ir Hyde Is home from a
btixiuexs trip to Portland.
Jimi Hunter of Bend was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday,
OIU Larson of Sisters was In
town (he first of the week.
Born, April 2fl, to tho wife of
John H. Breese, a girl.
Perry Long got back Friday
from a visit to his ranch.
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Itolled barley, lowest cash price
at J. 10 Stewart & Co.
Born, to the wife of Frank On
horn, at Culver, April 2'Jlh, llU8,
a daughter.
Uet our pricea before buying fur
niture or building material. A. II.
Lippman & Co.
Before you buy a Cream Separ
ator look over the U. S for sale by
1. 15 Stewart & Co.
A. T. Morris leaves in a few days
for Lebanon on a visit to his
mother, who is quite sick.
11. li. Smith and William Bald
win now have charge of the A. A.
Ha hi sin feed and livery batn.
Miss Alice Smith left Tuesday
for Canyon City, where the haa
accepted a Uoverntnent position.
She will work in the office of the
forest sutervisor. Miss Smith hat
made Prineviile her borne for sev
eral year and her many friends
will regret her departure.
Ueorge Slorkmaon, the young
man who was here recently ar
ranging for the establishment of a
cigar factory in Prineviile, has re
turned to Lakeview to make pre
parations for removal to Prineviile.
He expects to open business here
about the middle of June, having
secured a building and his factory
number and other governmental
requirement More leaving.
Mr. J. B. Wyatt, an Albany
lawyer, was at the Belvedere yes
terday on his way to Prineviile,
where he will defend ex-Sheriff
Sam Smith, of Crook County, who
will lie tried this week on a charge
of arson. The specific offense with
which Smith is charged is that of
burning the ehecpehearing sheds
of J. N. Williamson, ex-Congressman
from the Second Congressional
District. The trial of this case
promises to be notable in the
criminal annals of the state. Mr.
Wyatt leavea for Prineviile today.
Oregonian.
The Prineviile Band plans to
give its initial open air concert
on the streets next Saturday
evuning. The boys are working
hard on their music and while they
do not promise the finished prod
uct at the very beginning they
hope to be able to enliven the town
in a satisfactory manner, and to
improve each ' week. Saturday
evening has been selected for the
concerts at the request of a num
ber of business men, as that is the
only evening in the week on which
the stores are 0en after six o'clock
and is the time when more of the
townspeople are on the street.
Mr. Cary Foster leave today
for Walla Walla on a visit to h r
mother.
If you want a shave or your hair
neatly dressed call on Will Percy.
He is the Ut.
A lady' tan jacket was picked
up on the road the other day and
left at th ia office. The owner can
have tame by calling.
The local chapter of the Kp
worth League expets to sell ice
cream, iherlt, punch and home
made candies in the Moore building
during tho afternoon and evening
of Saturday, May 9. It will be
worth while to remember the date.
Horrigan &. Still's 'smokehouse
burned Tuesday night destroying
the building and contents. The
smokehouse wa situated at Carey
Foster's place a few miles south of
town, and contained about $100
worth of meat when destroyed.
The total loss will be about floO.
The building will be replaced at
once in order to handle this firm's
business.
Miss Ethel Kidder will repre
sent the Crook County High School
at the declamation contest at
Walla Walla on April 30 and May
I. Misa Clara Horney waa not
able to go to Walla Walla. Miss
Kidder will be pitted against
student from Spokane, Ritxville,
North Yakima, Ellcnsburg, Rob
lyn, OarfielJ, Oakesdale, Palouse,
Lewieton, La Grande, Boise, Baker
City, Island Citv, Pendleton, The
Dalles, Walla Walla. Waitsburg
and other place. Miss Kidder
left on Wednesday's stage and was
given a good aend-off by her classmates.
The cheapest place to buy furni
ture and building material is at
A. H. Lippman & Co.'.
The date of the Prineville-The
Dalle high school debate ha been
changed from May 15 to May 19.
Our boys will do their beat to retain
the silver cup In Crook County.
Frank Peaclcy, the Crook county
representative of the Milton nur
series, delivered 1 100 worth of fruit
tree and tarry bushes to local peo
ple last week. Mr. Peasley
lay that there is no difficulty in
securing orders and delivering
nursery ttock in Crook coupty, and
that almost every known kind of
fruit is now successfully grown.
When every farm ha from two to
twenty acres of orchard and gar
den, both of which are usually
very successful when properly at
tended in this part of the state.
Crook county will be an even more
desirable place in which to live.
O. Springer, democratic candi
date for joint senator from this
district, expects to leave the first of
next week for a tour through
Klamath and Lake counties in the
interest of his candidacy. Mr.
Springer is making hi campaign
tn support of Statement No. 1,
favor the adoption of a code of
water laws, wants good roads, good
schools, pure foods and an honest
public service. He has for many
year been a prominent citizen of
thi county and hold the esteem
and confidence of his neighbor to
a high degree. Mr. Springer says
that he is receiving much encour
agement in his candidacy. His
wife will accompany him on hi
trip south.
Imported inlaid linoleum 11.35
per square yard at A. II. Lippman
dc Company's,
C. A. Riddle brought his wife
and son up from Madras last Fri
day to make their home in Prine
viile. Rev. J. T. Moore announce that
he will preach next Sunday morn
ing and evening at the Union
Church. Everybody cordially in
vited. Albert Seal wa in town Mon
day from hi ranch near Lamonta.
He says that a hard frost occurred
there last Sunday morning which
made the growing wheat look sick.
II. L. Montgomery, a substantial
resident of Grizzly, was in town
yesterday. Mr. Montgomery is
advertising hi home rancL for
sale, having concluded that his
years are too many to continue the
work of (arming.
Civil Service examination were
held last Friday and Saturday by
Forest Supervisor A. S. Ireland.
There were eight applicant for
the position of forest guard, a
follows: Earl C. Foster, Thomas
B. Zell and A. G. Ellefson of
Prineviile; J. C. Gilchrist of Post;
Roy S. Vaughn and O. V. Helm
of Mitchell; Walter E. Graham of
Sisters; and C. C. Hon of Howard.
The paper are sent to Washing
ton, D. C, for correction and when
those who are successful are noti
fied, they will be in line for
appointment to positions in the
service. Supervisor Ireland thinks
that they will all be employed
within the coming year.
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TTT The bee industry in Crook County should bo
jj entered into by a great many more than now do.
It doesn't seem to be generally known that they do
exceptionally well here, and the price of honey ia
always high.
f7F Bees travel from two to four miles to gather
jj honey, so that if there is an alfalfa field within
this distance from your place, you can profitably care
for bees. We feel that a few stands of bees at every
ranch will give the greatest returns on the money
invested of any branch of industry on the place. We
have recently received a complete assortment of
Bee Supplies of the "Root's Patent make, which
are made different and from better material than the
common western make. We can supply all your needs
along this line.
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DRUGGISTS
Muical bill nil
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The place to buy an Elgin, Waltham, Howard,
Rockf ord, Hampden, Illinois, or any other good make
of watch movement. These you can have in solid
gold, gold filled, solid silver or nickle cases. Prices
to suit all.
We have Chains, Charms, Necklaces, Fobs, Rings,
Bracelets, Emblem Pins, Cut Glass and Silverware.
Competent Jeweler and Engraver in charge.
D. P. Adamson &-Go.
DRUGGISTS
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BRING YOUR
Watch Repairing
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W. FRANK PETETT
Prineviile' Old
Reliable Jeweler
Next Door to O'Neil Restaurant
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J. E. Stewart & Co.
Specials for Saturday, May 2
Coffee
A big lot of our own brand Mocha & Java, regular
35o value; you can not get better cup value, no matter
what price you pay; buy all you want on Saturday
for per pound 27 io
Caricola Coffee
For the popular 25o seller you will find our Caricola
better than you have been buying at this price. On
Saturday we will give one pound free with five, or
with 2J lbs. we will give 4 lb. free..
Diamond W Oyatert
1-pound cans, regular 25c valne, Saturday price 20c
Crackers .
8-pound boxes, good fresh stock, our Saturday price. . 70c
Diamond W Olives
40o value 25c
Diamond W, Maple Syrup
4-gallon cans, the very best Maple syrup, Saturday , . 65o