LOCAL MENTION
Mm, Jlennie Mouth and Mix Iva
Ilooth have gone to tln Hoho Ki el I
Vlll.
O. (I. Collver of Culver, Untlho
court limine aHliit; in th oll'uiul
count of tin) Imllot,
Churle Curry, who moved to
Prineville nliotit fix month iK',
It vixiting friend hern. I'mirio
City Miner.
The teaching force of the Crook
County High Hi hool for tho com
Iiir year will !: Principal, M. II.
lliH-kenherry, ainted ly J. K
Hhiiichard, Mien Conway and Mi
Pnrrolt.
Tim tiKunl regular nervier will
Im held In tho I'rehyterinn church
next Kumhty, Dr. Dunnnore
preaching both morning and even
ing. The puhlio are cordially in
vited to all the aervicea.
Mr. I'ljdo Hialy of Culver and
Mia Ada iVUraw of Madrn, ex
M'cted to he married at the home
of K. A. (iillett near the littler
place Wednesday evening. Ilev.
0. Kade wits to nlliciale.
(1. Springer la in town today
from hia home near Culvi r. Al
though defeated ty about 200 votea
for the joint enatorhip he carried
Crook hy about 300 and run ahead
of hia party obout 1000 votea.
Mra. Elvira Cyrua, Mra. Harsh
Tiiomaon, Mra, Nellie Hodge and
Mi Stella 1 lodge left Saturday
for a vifil In Portland. Mra
Hodge and HlelU will viait rila
'live in Kua'cno In-fore re tu ruins.
J. II. lVlore returned from a
trip to Iteavercnek the other day
with a two-horne load (f lime rink
which he ia going to burn and con
vince the people ol Prinevillu that
ax good lime can be made right
here n can 1 shipped in from
other place.
The current inie of tho Pncific
Monthly contain a lengthy article
by It. U. Howard, entitled "The
Crabbing of Western Water'
lligbta." It i an able article nud
ia very well written. I!oy i n
former Prinevillo boy and i well
known lit re.
Bitdiop Hubert L Paddock of the
Kpiaeopal church will preach in
the Methodist church at Prineville
on Sunday, June I I. Hit-hop Pad
dock ix now in the Hum country
and will vifit every part of hi
dioceae in Kimtern Oregon o as to
acquaint himself of it need and
condition.
Married In the parlors of the
Hotel Prineville, on Sunday, May
31t, Ray I), Clark and Mix Ethel
(1. Carroll, both of Crook county.
The ceremony wna performed by
Dr. Dunnmoie of the Preabyterian
church, in tho prexence of a few
intimate friend of tho groom, and
after a wedding hreakfaxt nt the
hotel the happy couple left for
their homo at Trout creek. Their
friend unite in many happy congratulation.
Frank Lnfollette lift Saturday
for Portland.
Prof. P. C. Kulton of Madra
wai in town hint Friday.
M. It. P.igg and wife will leave
tomorrow for Portland.
Adrian Crook and Farmer
Powell li ft Monday for Portland.
Mia Emerene Yourg la taking
in the Ilot-u Festival at Portland
Horn On June 1, to the w ife of
Roy K. Steuart of (irizly, a girl.
John E. Debua of Chicago, ia the
new bookkeeper at the atore of (J.
V. IClkina.
M. A. Ifhmnn and wife were !n
town thl week from their home
m ar O'Neil.
J. L. McCulloch and wife are in
Portland. They will Im gone
about two week.
J. I. Wert i in from Bend. Mr.
Vtt brought tho ballot boxex
from I'.end precinct.
W. J. Jlightower tho lumberman
from the upper Di xubutea country,
waa in town Monday.
John T. Duney wna up from
Modrna yexterdav bringing in the
lial'ota from Kutcher precinct.
Mr. Jane Powell left the fir I of
the week on a vUit to her daughter,
Mr. Prine, at Lewhdon, Idaho.
Thurman Moffil wna in ton
today from Powell Puttea. He
captured four coyote pup the
other day.
C. II. Henry of Paulina, was in
town today getting a load td tele
phone wire for tho new telephone
line that i being built in that
part of Crook county.
Mr. Extea will be at Redmond
with a full wtock of millinery, June
11, 12, and 13th. and at liend tie
15 to ltfth. Those dexiring goods
in that lino will do well to take ad
vantage of litis opportunity.
Miss Roxa H. Parrott of Roue-
burg, ha Ix en elected by the high
xehool board a one of the teach
er in tho Crook County High
School for tho coming year. She
will have the History and Englixh
department.
Tho memory of ye old timer
goeth not back to the time when
there wa such a backward apring
in thi country. Heavy front
right along up to the fourth of
June i something unheard of.
Farmers tell u that cropa can
xtand but little more of thi un
usually cold weather without great
damage. Either Old Sol or the
weather man ia shirking his duty.
Rev. W. F. Coburn, P. I)., of
New York City, a wi ll known, able
and fuccescful evangelist, will
reach Prineville about next Thur'
day and enter at once upon a
xerie of revival meetings at the
Metbodibt church. Dr. Coburn
comes direct from Bellingham,
Washington, where a nioet success
ful meeting is being held. He has
alxo held meeting during the paxt
few months at Spokane, Portland
and Eugene.
(ieorge O'Neil left today for
Portland.
Howard W. Turner wna in from
Powell JJuths to lav,
J, W. I'ome returned from i
two wet k visit in Portland Hun
day.
Mi Anna Kwinney was a pass
eng r on Suturday'a stage for Port
land. -
Rev. E. F. Zimmerman was a
paxmiger on Monday' stage for
Portland.
C. F. Smith and wife and
daughter Lottie, were poacengers
on Saturday' stage for Portland
William Pduir of I.yle Gap,
brought in the election returns
from hia precinct the other day
If you want to buy or trado for
a new or tecond hand sewing rra
chine, call at. Will Percy' barber
shop.
I. W, Spear and wife returned
Monday from a vixit with relutives
in Portland and other valley
points.
8. S. Mitchell, who has been in
the Paulina country for some time
buying cattle, left for Portland
Tuefday.
Clm. Johnson and Mrs. John
son aero in the city yesterday
from the Johnson ranch on a shop
ping expedition.
Bert Oney and Frances E. Sell-
man, both of Crook county, were
married by Justice J. L. Luckey
at hi homo yesterday.
Mr. Mocier of Paulina, passed
through the city Sunday to Port
land w here she will appear beforo
the Federal court as a witness.
Mix Honda Claypool dej artt d
for Portland lutt Fiiday, where
she w ill attind the Rose Carnival
and vixit with relatives for several
weeks.
Willis W. Brown of Heisler was
in town the last of the week on his
way home from the Horsehcaven
region, whete he has been looking
after stock.
Mrs. A. S. Ireland and two
children went to Portland Satur
day to seo the Rose Carnival. She
will afterward visit relatives in
Douglas county.
II. V. Gates is making an ex
tended trip through the eastern
states buying material for tho new
power plant that is to be installed
ont he Deschutes.
Mrs. Belle Woods who has been
spending the past year at this
place left for her home last Friday.
She Will take in the Carnival at
Portland while enroute.
Rev. J. T. Moore will preach at
the Union church next Sunday
morning and evening. The sub
ject for the evening will be "Sane
lessons from tho recent Prohibition
Victories."
Took Booze to Redmond
For Sale or Trade
Olio Jackxon Krlioxe Havxtnckcr,
three Acme lluek Hakes, one 2-horte
Minor ruirbaiikrt-Monio gasoline engine.
Will Bell or trade. AJilrexa
En Slaytok.
23tf I'riiieville, Oregon.
Two arrest were made Monday
for the illegal use of liquor on elec
tion day. The offense took place
at Redmond and when the Law
and Order League hi ard of it im
mediately took step to prosecute.
A complaint was aworn to before
Justice Jones by John Tuck of
Redmond. Warrant were ixaued
at once fer the arrest of B. Puett
of Prineville and Z. T. McClay of
Redmond. These men had a hear
ing before Justice Jones on Tues
day. Puett plead guilty and was
fined McClay entered a plea
of not guilty. Upon investigation
of the case by Judge Bell and
Sheriff Elkina further evidence
wa found and each of the defend
ants was bound over to appear be
fore the fall term o! the circuit
court. Bail was fixed at 9200
each, which wa furnished. The
penalty for the offense is a fine
ranging from 925 to 9200 and a
jail sentence from five to thirty
days.
Democratic Delegates Chosen.
At a meeting of the Crook
county democracy held at Trine'
villa today T. M. Baldwin, W. A
Booth, M. R. Biggs and Orin Waile
were chosen a delegates to the
state convention to be held at Port
land June!). The delegates were
not instructed.
Fine Ranch for Sale.
Broken Bones Pierce Flesh
A. Bushey, a ranch hand at tie
Porfily place, met with a peculiar
accident on Monday that may cost
him hi life. Bushey was saddling
a horse and had put the saddle on
but had left the bridle on the
ground back of the animal. While
he was stooping down to pick it
up the horse reared backward and
fell upon the old man breaking
both bones of the right leg below
the knee and crushing the ankle of
the other foot. Bushey is in a
serious condition. When picked
up after the accident the bones of
tho right leg were found protrud
ing through the flesh, making
what the doctors call a compound
fracture. Dr. Belknap, who ia at
tending Bushey, says that the
chances for recovery are against
bis patient.
Jilted, She Asks $15,000
The lient place on Willow Creek.
Four tin ml red hdiI eighty acre of
ginn cultivable land; 100 under cul
tivation; 35 acre In alfalfa, 20 In
timothy; W) ncre In jcriilii; good
house; M) ton of hny JO alfulfa and
40 tlmothp; 85 or 40 head of cattle;
20 head of work horw; 20 lioffx; lot
of chicken, jfeese, etc.; stream of
water running through the middle
of the tract from one end to the
other; bl spring on the place, water
all the year round. Two orchards
200 tree (tearing apple, penni,
plum and prum. ool water for
domextlc lint-. Half cnxh, balance on
env ternm. Forfurtlwr Information
HddreM 11. L. Montgomery, (irlz.ly.
Crook county, Oregon. 4 IJotf
The best shoe values in town at
J. E. Stewart & Co.'.
BRING YOUR
Watch Repairing
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W. FRANK PETETT
TRIXEVILLE'S OLD
RELIABLE JEWELER
Neat door to O'Neil Restaurant
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BEES-HONEY-MONEY 1
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The bee industry in Crook County should be
entered into by a great many more than now do. (j)
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It doesn't aecm to be generally known that they do 5j?
exceptionally well here, and the price of honey h
always high. 1
Bees travel from two to four miles to gather
jj honey, so that if there 13 an alfalfa field within
this distance from your place, you can profitably caro
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 tho place. We
have recently received a complete assortment of
Bee Supplies of tho "Root' 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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PORTLAND. 0.
1UAM lUit,T for Cofmof
The following item from North
Yakima will prove of interest to
the friend of Mr. Reed in Prineville:
North Yakima, Wash., June 1.
Action has been commenced
against State Senator Walter J.
Ilecd, a wealthy resident of Hi
city, by Mr. Alice M. Wilgus, for
$15,000 damage for breach of
promise to marry. .Senator Reed
married for tho second time last
winter, h's bride being Miss Lydia
McMillan, a young woman of
social prominence in Pennsylvania.
Mr. Wilgus, who u a handsome
widow of middle age, well known
here, avers that the senator promis
ed to marry her over a year ago.
The senator, who is advanced in
years, ia seriously ill, hia health
having failed on his return from a
honeymoon trip to California.
Get our prices before buying fur
niture or building material. A. II.
Lippman & Co.
Maker k Cretk KaiTes
Sckeel Beolu
CuKTa SoppUeS
Jewelry
Will Piper
D. P. Adamson & Co
DRUGGISTS
Kuical Iastnaeatl
Miguimei
Lewaey't Cuuliei
Stitieaery
Cifirt
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.
J We have Chains, Charms, Necklaces, Fobs, Rings,
Bracelets, Emblem Pins, Cut Glass and Silverware.
I Competent Jeweler and Engraver in charge.
D.P
Adamson & Co.
DRUGGISTS
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THE
O
CREAM
Skims the lost Cream from tho Milk,
because its bowl (where the skimming is done)
la reallv three bowls in one. This feature is
found in no other Separator and enables tho
U. S. to hold the World'B Record for clean
skimming.
Runs Smoothest and Easiest, because tho
driving gears are entirely enclosed, self-oiling
and automatically supplied with fresh oil. No
other Separator has all these advantages.
Is Easiest and pulckest Washed, because there are only
two simple parts inside the bowl, and because the bowl is wide
enough to be easily cleaned inside (other Separator bowls have
from t to 45 Inside parts, or are long and narrow like a gun
barrel).
la Host Convenient, because the top of the milk supply tank
Is about even with the operator's waist, making it easy to lilL
This means labor saved.
Lasts Longest, because there are ball bearings at high speed
points, and because the parts arc few, simple, strongly made,
and easy to get at.
The U. S. is the separator for you to buy because it is better
than any other, and will give you the biggest value for your
money. You should sec one yourself to really appreciate all
its good points. Call and see one. They are sold by
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Grocery Specials for Sat, June 6th
EXTRA SELECT MINCED CLAMS
Saturday Special price per can 2c
DIAMOND W SWEET POTATOES
Under this brand you are assured of the very best goods,
large size cans, Saturday price per can 20c
GILT EDGE SHOE POLISH. ,20c
A. B. NAPTHA SOAP
One of the very best brands of Naptha Soap on the mar
ket, regular price 3 bars for 25c, our Saturday price
10 bars ; 55c
FT 9
The Lightning Freezer
makes the best Ice
Cream without
tiring the jf "-r Dainty
turner. f desserts
frozen in it
have a smooth
ness impossible in
an ordinary freezer.
If you want an icecream freezer you can buy the best made of us
at a price within reach of everyone. Be sure to see our freezers
Hardware Specials Saturday, June 8
METAL BREAD AND PASTRY BOARD
An all metal board which saves timejand worry, no scouring
is required to clean it as dough and grease will not stick to
it, regular advertised price $1.00, Special at
.50c
TO
NICKLE ALARM CLOCK
Regular Size Alarm clock, a good reliable timekeeper,
would be a good value at twice our price. Special on
Saturday only, at
80c
GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES
Lawn and Garden Hose, Faucets, Nozzles, Clamps,
Couplings and in fact everything we have in this line we
offer on Saturday at 10 per cent off regular price
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