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fcOCAL MENTION
J. H. MoMeno( Latnonta,"! in
the city.
K. A. Parker o( Crook, win in
town Monday.
K. M. McCorJ and fu mily wire
in town Saturday.
T. M. Post of Glut, in in town
ton Ant of the week.
Mooro of Lamonta, i in
PrVueville thii wek.
Albert Bual ia in from Lamontn
thi wwk attending court
II. K. Niaacn of Madra, ia
I niling the wwk in town. '
John KUc inure ia attending
court thia wrek from Und.
J. L. McCullorh and wif catiic
In from Portland Saturday.
Horn On Faturday, May 2, to
lha wifu of II. I). Htill, k daughter
Hugh ()'Kan, landlord of Hotel
Itond, arrived in town lant Mon
day.
(Sillia DUney and Clarence
Watt of Madraa, are in town thia
week.
Dr. and Mr. T. A. Long of Mad
raa, are In the city, attending cir
cuit court.
Get our ricea Mora buying fur
nilure or building material. A. II
Llppman A Co.
Mra. L. M. Ilahn and dauuhter
Ielha, and Mra. IWaie Fulgam of
Madraa, are in the city.
Mia Nora Dobbi came over
Irom Shanikno Saturday for a
nort viitit with her pnrenta.
W. U. Cook, the democratic
nominee for county achool auiterin
tendent, waa in the city a few day
ago.
F. L. Perkina of the Portland
Telegram, ia "doing" thia term of
the Uiatrict court in the intercut of
hla paper.
Perry Read of Culver. i r-pend
Ing the week in town, having been
aummoned a a witnexa before the
grand jury.
Jee Windom. a Culver rancher,
ia in town. Mr. Windom aya that
In the many year he ha farmed
In that aeclion that be baa not ceen
ao or a proapect for crop aa
there ia this year. Kven the grow
ing grain on the heavy land, he
aaya, haa made no growth, aa the
weather haa been too cold and dry.
Similar report are beard from all
over that eection.
Claude C. Covey, vuperintendent
of the Warm Spring Indian reser
vation, waa attending the diittrict
court here the first of the week.
He waa a witnena in an Indian di
vorce caae Kalainu vs. Kalatr.n.
In granting a divorce to thene
people Judge IJradehaw anid that
although much of hia experience
on the bench has been in Crook
county thia waa the firat divorce
he had ever granted to an Indian
couple.
The 1 1 hoe valut a in town at
J. K. Stewart & Co.V
(iarden boae and boce auppliea
t J. K Stewart A Co.
George A. Stevena of Sinlera, in
l ll ' -It .
in i rmeviiie nn ijiimnee.
Mra. C. II. Erickaon of Ilend.
waa in Prinevllle thia ww k.
Willow Creek LumUr the In!
In the county for tale by A. II.
Mppman A Co.
Complete and up-to-date atnek of
jewelry, clocka, fiehing tackle, etc ,
at W. Frank Petett'a.
The Udiea' Aid of the Itautint
church will give an Ice Cream
aoelal. Thnrnday, May 14, 1908.
KverylKidy invited.
New every week millinery at
Urn t-rown Mill nery Parlor. The
very liiteot hnU are now on ex hi
bition Price riKbt.
Mr. C. It. Mcl.allin of ,.
mond and her mother. Mra. Tricli
ler of Clin Fnlla, have been gueala
at tho Hotel Prineville the firnt of
the week.
Col. Smith and wife wire eivm
a Mirprme l.y the memhera ol the
Kni-terii Mar Monday evening
The occasion waa the 2otlt mini
vernary of their wedding.
The local chapter of the E
worth League exiecta to eell ire
cream, tdicrM, punch ami bonie-
mude candiea in the Moore building
during the afternoon and evening
of Saturday, May 9. It will he
worth while to remember the date.
Albert W. Long, immigration in
jector for the Department of Com
merce and Labor, haa been in the
county for aeveral daya takina
teetimony from partiea who have
applied for naturalization paper.
He returned to hia home at Aftoria
Tueaday.
The Pilot Butte Di-velonment
Company' oflke in Ilend caught
fire Saturday night and was
burned almoet to the ground. The
firemen were called out and work
ed very effectively hut the building
waa almoet conaumed before thev
mcceeded in Mopping the flame.
The Ioa waa partly. covered by in-
aurance.
Next Friday afternoon thero
will be a joint meeting of the
Ochoconian and Alpha Literary
aocietien in the awmbly ball of
the high school. A thia will U
llie lat meeting of the achool year
extra effort haa been put forth to
make it a Mice, and an interest
ing musical and literary pro
gramme ha Ix-en prepared.
Mitt Kthel Kidder returned
Monday, morning from Walla
jWalln where ttho reports having
'had a moHl enjoyable time. The
declamation content waa decided
in favor of Mix Wnlkina of The
Diillea 1 1 ih School, with lioise
High School achool two ml and
Walla Walla third. Next year
the Crook County School will be
kilter prepared and hope to ob
tain a place of honor. .
It. C. Foter of Sicter, i in
Prineville thia week.
John Steidl a prominent buai
hh man of Pend, i in the city.
Do not forget the grand ball a!
P. A. A. C. bail-on Friday evening,
May 8.
The liend bachall team will
play the Prineville Cuba next Sun
day at the Iligh School ground
John B. Brown of Culver, carne
in Tueaday to attend the peclal
ion of the Knight of Pythia
held laat evening by the local
lodge.
County court met the 5rl of the
week and adjourned until Wednes
day, May 13, on account of the
diatrict term of court which is now
in aeaaion.
J. W. Meredith, of Meredith
Hrotber, merchant at Cline Fall,
wa in town today returning home
in the evening, being one of the
excueed jurymen.
Colonel W. A. Belcher and F. T.
Redmond of Redmond, were in
town today. Mr Redmond waa i
lumtnoned on the njH-cial venire of I
taleanien for the jury in the Smith
cae, but waa eicuned.
About a score of the resident of
Redmond precinct were in town
today" (Thurday) being on the
pecial venire of juror auramoned
in the Sam Smith cane. All but
one of them were excused, and the
majority of them returned home
thi evening. Among those here
ere Frank McCaffrev. John Turk
Chria Khret, John II. Jackson,
mho uovcrt, r, L. Kicker and II,
D. Sencer.
Get your fishing tackle of J. K.
Stewart & Co.
B. K. Nichola i a viaitor from
LaidUw this wei k.
Imported inlaid linoleum 11.35
ler aquare yara ai a. Ji. uppman
A Company 'a.
If you want a ahave or your hair
neatly dressed call on Will Percy.
He i the beet.
Before buying your garden hoe
thi Spring, get our price. J. E.J
btewart & to.
The cheapest place to buy furni
ture and building material ia at
A. H. Lippman A Co.'.
A lady'a tan jacket waa picked
up on the road the other day and
left at thia office. The owner can
have tame by calling.
A. S. Ireland left Sunday for
Antelope where he will meet an
inector of the Foreet Service from
Washington, D. C. and together
they will travel over parts of Mr.
Ireland division of the Blue
Mountain National Foreat. They
will visit Antelope, Mitchell and
other towns More coming back to
Prineville.
The estate of Charlea M. Cart
wright ha been appraised by B. F.
Allen, Chester V. Dolph and C. W.
Herall at $95,904. The property
upon which the highest valuation
i placed is the tract composed of
the south half of lot 4, block 73,
Portland. Thia is appraised at
122,600. Carwright also owned
2'J8 share of capital stock in the
Seaside Investment Com nan v.
which are appraised at 129,800.
Oregonian.
L. B. Lafoilelt received a tl-
gram staling that a representative
of the Holt Brother Manufactur
ing Co., left Stockton, California,
this morning for Shaniko, where
be will look over the road t.-!a
project between that place and
Madraa.
Fine Ranch for SIe.
The beat olace on Willow Cnwk
Four hundred and elirhtv acre ot
It owl cultivable land; 100 under cul
tivation; 3j acree In alfalfa, 20 In
timothy; 80 acrea In grain; good
Iioumo; 80 ton of bar 10 alfalfa and
40tlmotbt:35 or 40 head of cattli-:
20 head of work home: 20 hoira: Inu
of chicken, jfeeee, etc.; stream of
wau-r runnlnsr tbrouKb the mlddla
of the tract from one end to the
other; blx sprltix on the place, water
all the year round. Two orchard
200 tree bearing apple, pear,
pluma and prunes. Good water for
domestic use. Half caeb, balance on
cany term. For further Information
addivMiH. L. Montgomery, Grlxzly,
Crook county, Oregon. 4-30tf
BEES-HONEY-MONEY p
9a?
Tfew 7fiiii'norj
Another Shipment just
received! direct Irom fhe
wholesalers
The very blest thing in
millinery can now be seen
al our millinery parlors
mma ZProso
Opposite The Redbjr
JT The bee industry in Crook County should be
3J 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 is
always high.
JTT trTel from two to four miles to gather
T 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.
i W. F. Eimg' I
jj r. Adamson & Co
tWaSwU. Um7'. Cb '
wltpw I DRUGGISTS T
i The place to buy an Elgin, Waltham, Howard,
Rockford, 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.
1 Competent Jeweler and Engraver in charge.
u. Jr. ao
amson
DRUGGISTS
&Co,
BRING YOUR
Watch Repairing
W. FRANK PETETT
Prineville'sCOld
Reliable Jeweler
Next Door to O'Neil Restaurant
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to ship Raw Furn and Hittee to as than to
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abnat Trmpfw Swcrav Darort, Trap. Qmam Law. Buw and where to trap, and to teram tiic
'reeafal trapper. It' a rettiUr Kncrrkperfia. Prtcx $S. To tmt cnttammn. H-rtrie Umtfl into
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J. E. STEWART & COMPANY
NEW GOODS JUSTR
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Notions, Fishing Tackle,
ECEIVED
Garden Hose and
Supplies
Specials for Saturday
May 9th
HEAVY TURKISH TOWELS
Size 21 x 48 inches, our regular 25c value, for Saturday
Special
15c
BED SPREADS
Full size, heavy and in a variety of designs, $1.50 to
$1.75 values, Saturday $1.15
Which x
CREAM
SEPARATOR
is Cheapest?
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Several catalogues houses are
offering "just as good"creaiticp
arators for sale at a lower price
than the U. S. Cream Separator
sells for. But before the unfortu
nate purchaser of one of these
"mail order" separators gets
through paving the repair bills he
finds that first cost isn't the only
difference. The " cheap " separat
ors soon get out of fix because
and loosely put together. The cost of repairs alone In the first year or
v.m,v. u.i.ciciiu in price uciwceu one 01 mem ana a u.o.
Hut more important still they do not skim clean, they waste cream at
every skimming.
U. S. CREAM SEPARATORS
have stood the test of time. Many of them have been in use for I o years
or more, and have cost their owners next to nothing for repairs. They
are easy running, skim cleaner t ian any other , have a simple, easy-to-wash
bowl ; enclosed, safety gearing and a convenient, low milk tank.
See a U. S. Separator for yourself that's the best way. They are sold by
Grocery Specials
FANCY LOGAN BERRIES
A Special lot of fancy Logan berries in 3-pound cans
just received, finest quality ..
OLYMFIC PANCAKE FLOUR 9
Large package, 35c value, Saturday price
25c
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