LOCAL MENTION
A. II. Kennedy returned Mon
day from Portland.
A. T, Morris ha got buck from
Iiia trip to I-ebnnon.
Notion tho special prico on Gar
den Htwo advi-rtist'd ly J. 1C. Blew
rt A Co. lor HaturJsy.
Mn. Mary L. Tonsy of Mitchell
I visiting hr daughter, Mrs. (I.
M. Cornrtt of thia laco.
Mm. J. II. llaner and hrr two
lovs returned from their visit with j
rclutiv'ci in South Caroliit Hutur
d:iy, Thn Citiholio Kduratlonal Aiio
elation of Oregon will hold it
second annuo) Institute at Tort
lund from July 20 tn 21. Home of
the Ut tenchrra in the country
re fiinged to niint in the work.
John K. Itynn and wlfo arrived
from Hhnn ko tho lal of the we k.
Mrs. Hyan wan returning from hrr
Kiutlrn trip. - Miss ' Myers and
Paul Johnaon of IWrkelcy left with
tho Uysna for an outing at the
Tulea.
Wardwoll Cram and family,
Hugh Mler and family, Clyde
Kiudur and family, Mhta Kflio
IKdiha, John Com ha and Nate
Wunweiler left Tueaday fir an
outing at Iavia Lake. They
expect to bo away three r four
weeks.
According to the Forest Service
the name Deaehutea originated
from tho French "Hiviere des
Chutes", mruiiirrg the "river of the
fulla." Thia la the name under
whh'h the combined National For
rata under the juriadiclion of the
1'rinevillti ollice are now ollicially
designated.
C. E. Pratt of Payette, Idaho,
returned Tueaday evening from a
trip to the Bond country. lie if
conveying a party of fiuit men
throutch Central Oregon on a tour
of Investigation. Tbey travel in
an auto and report roada fairly
good bt'tween thia place and the
Idaho line.
Prof, Hoekciiberry of the Crook
County llich School, hua quite
numUr of deaerving boys and
iii r la from different arta of the
county that want to work their
way through school. If any of
our rcaiwra need such help liiey
will confer a favor by com mum
eating with the principal of the
high achool.
Wear Insured Sox
A ro rmir nrk a immrrtt CHir "l!nl.
priHiC hoi rfHiMrAurtiJtmoolb.
T hi I th gmmnlrr
llnr l pAlrt el "llnloproof ' flo
lor U.UI mill II nr or all ol llirm
com lo hul or ruvd darning In )
month will replica Uwta Willi
bow 101 ritfcK.
noieproot
Sox"
r drtxl llh botutl? hitaa
!ul color. Tlmr will not
Brook." ml '' nor (ndo. " Hot,
prnot" Box do not ahrirtlt aonMrvith.
Ym can buy Hum In orlcd
colon is pairs ol (It ud waltit
In box,
Wr "Holoproof So one and
you will novor wr any nthar kind.
Komemtwr th.y r gmaranitti to
wrar alx month or you ct nvw tos
fllkK, Let ui toU yon box today.
J. E. Stowart A Co.
Carl Hyde left for Ilowoid the
laat of the week.
Miaa Frieda I.Sppman left for
Portland Tueaday.
J. F. Hogue and family of ltd
land are In town thia week.
March Logan and family ol
Paulina are in the city thia week.
Will Percy and family left on
yesterday's atage for Shaniko.
Clarence Jackson of Powell
I! ultra wai a buainera victor Tuea
day.
George O'Neil returned tho firat
of the week from a buaineaa trip to
The Dulles.
Mra. M. It. Elliott has gone to
Bolters, where he will visit for
aome timi with relativea.
Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Aina-
worth of Paisley are visiting the
family of Pr. Rosenborg.
Warren Drown returned Wed
nesday from a trip to hi timber
claim on uper Willow Creek.
It will pay you to watch the
sclals advertied by J. E.Stewart
A Co. for Saturday of each week.
B. F. Allen and family returned
lo their home In Portland Satur
day rooming. They were accom
panied to Portland by Mra. J. I).
La folio tie.
There la now direct telephone
connection between Prlncville and
Iturna. Hro. Davy of tho Ncwa
exchanged greetinga with the
Journal on the opening day.
L. E. Throop of Paulina pasxed
through Prinevillo today on bia
way homo with a load of groin.
People are just commencing to cut
hay in hia part of the county.
Itev. J. T. Moore left today for
a trip to Lake view and Till in oo'c.
He baa received call to both
places and will look over the fi dd
before accepting the pastorate.
Poo Lafol'elte reporU finding a
bee tree on Pry creek, near bis
place, a few weeks ago that con
tained a good aupply of honey
The beca hnd Wen there about two
yeara.
Mr. Wagner, of the firm of Wag
ner it Campbell, real cetato dealers
of Rosalia, Wash., U in town. He
ia making a trip through Central
Orenon with a view to future
investments.
0. M. Cornrtt and Z. M. Brown
returned Monday from a trip of in
spection of the Cornett stage lines
in Lake county. Cornett left the
followins day for urado ana
Mitchell.
Silaa Hodgos and daughter, Miss
Gertie, left Monday for the Wil
lametto Volley. Mr. Hodgea ex
pects to bring a wagon lead of
1 blackberries for the local market
when he returns.
E. J. Farrel who has been doing
blacksmith work for Douglas it
Phillips on tho new court house
received word Tuesday from Port
land that his wife was dying. He
I left on the noon rtnge for that
.place.
her
the
Mra. Anna Glare left Wednes
day for Portland.
II. Gormley was a paafenger for
Portland tho firat of the week.
J. E. Rons wai a paaaenger on
yeaterday'a ilago for Shaniko.
Mra. J, W. Collina and family
ft yesterday for North Yakima.
Mn. J. B. Shlpp got home thia
morning from a two months' trip
to Portland and different places in
Washington.
L. IS. Lafollelte and family left
Monday morning for North Yaki
ma, Wash., where they will make
their future borne.
C. I. Winnek left Wednesday
or San Franciaco and other Cal
ifornia points on business. He
will be gone about two weeks.
a
Mrs. Tollx'rt returned to
h me in California the first of
wt:ek, after spending a month vis-
ting her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. F.
K. Handle.
Byron Cady and wife are back
from their trip to Paulina. They
were accompanied by Miss Snyder,
who has just closed a five-months
term of school at that place.
G. J. Crawford and Percey Gar-
rigus, two young men from Hepp-
ner, Oregon, are in town. They
are taking an outing and will fish
and bunt at the head of the Pes
chutes for awhile. From there
they will cross over to the Macken
zie, visit Eugene, go down to the
coast and have a good time gen
erally. Mr. Crawford is a newa-
paper ruan and Mr. Garrlgus has
been in the hardware business at
Heppner. They travel by private
conveyance.
Redmond News.
Redmond, July 12.
' We hardly exacted to see any
Crook County Journal come out
this last week on account of hav
ing no lied mood Notes, but it
seems they also have their
resources. The truth is, about the
time these Journal notes usually
get written, everybody was helping
to get Mrs. Park ready to start the
next morning for Ottumwa, Iowa.
The last week's improvement has
been quite rapid and she felt able
to travel alone. Word received
from her states that she stayed
over a day in Shaniko and started
from there Thursday morning in
good aha pe.
Hotel Redmond now has a new
head. 1L M. Bmltb took charge
Thursday tnd U trying to make
his guests feel like coming again.
We predict success for him.
Several visitors are in by auto
mobile from Payette, Idaho. One
of them, Mr. Pratt, already own's
and here and is quite enthusiastic
over the country's prospects.
District Superintendent Skip-
worth waa accompanied on this
trip so far by the Rev. Mr. Craig
of Madras. Mr. Skipworth
preached last evening and this
morning, today to an especially
arge congregation. Four united
with the church, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
File, all by letter. Mr. S.'a ex
penses for thia part of the trip,
amounting to something over ten
dollar, were met in full as usual,
although he was told in Shaniko
that crops here were played out
and that there was not a dollar in
the country.
The bank is established in the
old D. I. & P. oflice building, that
is the sign is on the window, and
Cashier Eblert is awaiting the
arrival ot the fixtures to open up
business.
Mrs. Muma is enjoying a visit
from a sister in California.
A dance last night at the new
confectionery was being enjoyed
by those participating.
Mrs. McLallin is expected home
this evening from Bend.
Frank McCa fiery got somewhat
bruised by a team Thursday. He
left them standing and they be
came uneasy, lie went to tneir
heads and seized them just as they
started. Then It was bang on or
let looso and get trampled. He
hung on and stopped them but not
before they trampled and bruised
him so that he could hardly move
the next day. He is still sore, but
is coming out all right.
Manager Howard of the D. I. fc
P. passed through here last night
getting borne from Portland. He
was accompanied by an extra
automobile and passengers. Now
we hope to see surveying and con
struction on the railroad begin at
once.
There will be an icecream lawn
social at C. N. Ehret's Tuesday
night given by the Ladies' Aid
Society. Proceeds will be used to
provide more seats for church ser
vices, a thing that has been
needed for some time.
E. C. Park.
9ew Tlfillinorj
Another
received
wholesalers
Shipment
direct Irom
Hie very latest thing in
millinery can now be seen
af our millinery parlors
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Good Watches
I have in stock a complete
line of the best waches and
clocks and also do repairing.
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
Eyes examined and glasses
made to fit. Graduate
optician.
W. Frank Petett
Prinerilla'i Old RelUbl Jawoler
BEES-HONEY-MONEY !
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Tho bee industry in Crook County should Lo
entered into by a great many more than now do. (h
It doesn't seem to be generally known that they do
exceptionally well here, and tho price of honey is
always high.
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Bees travel from two to four miles to gather
honey, so that if there h an alfalfa field within
this distance from your place, you can profitably care (J)
for bees. We feel that a few stands of bees at every ?f?
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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W. F.
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"THE SCHOOL OP QUALITY"
Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon A. P. Armstrong, IX. B., Principal
CWe occupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $20,000 equipment,
employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calls
for office help than we can meet Our school admittedly leads all
others in quality of instruction. It pays to attend such an institution.
CSaid a Business Man I " Keep hammering sway everlastingly on thorough
work. It will win out in the end." Said an EJncaton "The quality of instruc
tion given in your school makes it the standard of its kind in the Northwest"
C,Open all the year. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue free.
References s Any bank, any newspaper, any business man in Portland
MaWACrwt (arret
Sckl Bks
Caaura SappGct
Jew dry
WaD raper
D. P. Adamson & Co
DRUGGISTS
Miuicii butrsaeati
ftUtuiaea
Lawaey'a Casdlel
Stationery
Cifar
1$ 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.
H 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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J. E. STEWART- & CO
MP AN Y
Pints, ner dozen $1.10
WITH Ttiiy
H L' Half-gals. " 1.90
DISGIOT ... .
vast $
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Jelly Glasses, doz. . . 60c
Smooth Edge Clear Glass
S p e ci al s
FOR SATURDAY, JULY 18th
Robertson's Grape Juice
Full pint bottles 25c
Lion Brand Columbia River Salmon -
An extra good brand in flat tins. Our regular 15c seller, Saturday. . . . .10c
GUt Edge Shoe Polish v . , 20c
Petite Prunes
. Small prunes but of extra good quality, per pound .05c
Lawn and Garden Hose
By mistake, double the amount of our order was shipped and to
avoid carrying any of our stock over we offer for Saturday any
brand we carry in either rubber or cotton at 20 per cent discount
Regular price 12Jc and 15o per foot.
Men's Summer Weight Underwear -
Broken sizes, while they last, at garment, 40o
Above prices special for Saturday 1 8th only
Men's Suits
and Extra Pants
The latter end of our
stock in this line, while
they last, to go at just
half price.
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Leave your orders with us for Hood River Strawberries
t i r i 'J
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New arrivals in
Golf and Negligee
Shirts
A 'nirpr assortment and
prices reasonable.
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