Image provided by: Crook County Historical Society/Bowman Museum; Prineville, OR
About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1908)
LOCAL MENTION l. I', AilnniNiiii la In I'lirtlainl IliU Week nil hllHllieaP. I. W. Ward left on M t tiittn.v m singe to HpCIld the winter Willi lllll daughter nt Walla Wnllii, Wnali. I'rnf. Travera, who Ik well known to the ti'iu'lii'M of ("rook county, la now connected wfth tho Muiiiiioiitli m'IiooIk. H. H. Ntcnrna doctor' cure. Id ngntu under tli lit wan teenvcrlng from n fllitlit attack ut l.viliod ami atnrtcd to work too hooii. MInm l.oiite MoiiiuoiniTy wrltea from 1 'ji ti 1 1 iwi to tho Monmouth Herald "Hint she Inn ii line nit idi 1 1 nt In the lteat at IiooIIioiiih) on (aide ( the roil nly Hi-lit." MImm AiIii Morae, llvlnit opposite tlx' rourt Ihiiihi', ha charge of tin illxtrlbiitliin of tin atnt hook for imlillt' school- llhrarlea In thl county during tin nliM'iirt' of Nupt. Ford. Tin mull member of the t'ulti'i ArtlHiiim Indue In thl city on Mon iluy night treated tin' bulv iiiemlier to coffee, rnki' ami daliitlrH after the ceremonies liiclili'tit to two lultla 1 1 tM hail liecn concluded, Tin' ladle of tlu Presbyterian church served out' of their excellent dinner In tin' ni'W itiartcr to In-m-cuplcd liy tlic Win ink t'o. Tilt' luttlcM hud tlii'lr liiimU full tnkliijf cure of the big crowd that ciuno to pulrotilxe thrill. I'm, Itclkuup & F.dwurd lire con. xlili-rlnir tin' purchase of ii couple of n ut u. Tli hitter on Mil present trip to I'ortliinil with hi wife, hint nlMo pithl visit to Tla lulli'M am) IVliilli'tou with a view to III Vi'nt lnix In it chug wagon, Ititlph Jordan nml mother, I). F. Htcwnrt ami W, A. Itooth a few duya liguaold their timber claim In the IMue iiiouutnliiH for f'.'MK) apiece. Mr. Itclkiutp could tiUo Inive sold her clnlm but will hold the tract ii u t It nflcr ttn rallroml come In, when she Id coulldctit price will go tip. Tlii Christian church In Crook rouiity a a whole In considering the matter of lulling a circuit pastor who ahull give at least one Sunday In I'lit'h mouth to I'rliii'vlilii ainl one to Mad rait. No definite step In t hi direction, however, have yet . Ihvii taken ly the 40 or more member of tin church In thlMclty. I. A. MoPoiinld. wife anil son nr. rived In I'lluevllle Monday liy tvugon from their friiter home at Itrldne port, Potiglu county, Wnh., up near the I'aniidliin line, where, the mercury drop to :io Mow uro In mid-winter ami rle snmi'tlnu a to 111 In mid-summer. They are look. Inn for ii location In either ( rook or I.nkt county, but will probably lo. catc near lleilmoud, where they lime friend. They railed nt the Journal olllee and expressed thi-uiM'lve an well pleased with tliU part of the country. Wear Insured Sox An ynnraocW im,w,,l' Onr"IMo- t prcHii rw.l nro 'muri-a lor l tuonlllt. 7 hi la tha gtllm(. lluv lis fttli til "HnlrpfOnf" Sf. tir t-'OU ntul It any or nil at thum cuBii to holrs cr Pont ilarnlntf In i munthtw rculc Ilium wliti new tux IUI.K. Holeproof Sox ar arm wlin ninlutrlr htMl nl ccilum, Thc will net ''crcH-k," "ni.f' Dr (ml. "Hnl ptoul" 8n do not nhrtnlc noriltrii h. Voa en buy them In nnorlod colorg ill puln ot tlu and nlnut In bnx, Wcit "tloloproof" Bo one nd irnu will ninrr wpt mny other klnil. Kfmpmlwr thor xe gmamnimt to wr l monllx or you tri nrw n 1 UIX Lai vt mil you bos loOay. J. E. Stewart & Co. Orrlu Mill ciime hack from i;uene hint evening. Jmlk'e CIMm came over from lleud oil W'eilliemluy ' Mtii((', Warren Itrowu li ft today for liny nl iii-lt. He will lie hack next Mou day. Hilinuel I Illicit Ik In I'ortlnnd re ct'lvliihT treatiuclit for n luid cam' of l heiiuiatlKiii. W. II. Fi inter of ratillua wan In town thu flrnt of the week laying In winter iiippllea. Coltiiirn Mcl'liemou, it atockinnn from llnycret k, wan looklnhT nftt'r IiiinIiichk In town Wt'diieHilay. Mm. J, 1'. CoinliK. who U npenillll); the winter In I'orthunl, In ntopplntf lit HO IjlKt lOleVflilll Ntreet, North Alex. 1uvIn In nt Shaiilko today with neveral rnrloniU of prime Crook county iH'fVfM for thu rorilund market. The l'rlnt'vllle l'lro ltepartmeiit will hold lt annual election for chief and iiHHlMtuit chief on Monday, lh4 Ci'lllher 7. Horn, to tho wife of Max WlUon of MailiiiK, In l'rlnevllle, Nov, 11, dailuhter. Mr. WIIkoii Ik it dUter of Mm. Ouier ('In y pool of thU city. A. 10. Sargent of Mitchell arrived In town Monday nml hit liccii lookliiK around for it grain ami hay ranch to re .it. lie ex ectK to move hi family to Crook county In n few wcekn. Thi' I'. A. A. ('. haa arranged to give the annual TImuiUkkI vlntr eve hull nt the cli'l) hall on the nlKht of Nov. 2i. Morun'N orcheMtrit will play, A large iittenilimt'o In itutlcl- pllteil. John Tuck, w ho llvcNttfcw iiillf eimt of Itetliitoiid, ritlwd it 1M crop of carrot on IiIk ranch thin year lie flmlN n ready Nate for them nt $ it ton for attH-k feed and the net re turn villi Im more than l'H)per iu;re. U. h. Khlera, repreNeiitlntf an lown liauklliMT Drill, Iiiin ocnel u tate hank nt Iledinond. The new lunik will lie known u the State Hank of Itedinond mid will lie under the alile and experienced mntiitgement of Mr. Klilcr. The rilnevllh' I'lotirlnit Mill In working day nml night to fill order. l.itKi wiH'k '.'O.tXK) pouudN wiim Mhlpped to Harney county and on Monday of HiIk week ls.OXKI poumU more left for the Kiinie tleNtluatloii. Next week lli.(HK) poundM will Ih taken to Silver I, like. Harvey l. iMiuhnni returned Mon day evening from Portland, wheie In- went with Hugh l.lnter with rat tie. iMiuham had two cnrlomU and KlNler many inure, ltoth utiK kinen received top-notch prlceN. Mr. I.Uter Nt tK'tl off at Hood lllver tovlwlt hU winter. Heiijiimln MoCaffery, latt ly of Buf falo, N. V who crime to Crook county to nNMoclatt with hi brother, Frank McCaffery, In the real cut ate tjiiHliitfiH nt lii'diiiond, wiin In nttcti l a nee utnui the latt ltiwciK' Knox dur ing IiIk lllneNN In thin city. Mr. Mc Caffery In it trained uuriu'. The KadlfN Aid Society of the MethodlHt church Iiiih elected the fol lowing ollleerw: Margaret (1. Klklun, preHldeut; Lucy HockenlKTry, vice prt'Nldeut; Mona Shlpp, wcretnry; Lulu IHugee, treiiNiirer; Adit 11. Mill!- can, Fannie JohiiHou ami the above named olllcern, executive committee. FotirtiH'ii tiirkeyn were awarded hn prlr.eH at a turkey nhoot conducted byJohuLuckey m the ridge north of town Sunday nfteruoon. Hlue rockn were nhot nt, tho ThnnkHglv I ig blnU U-ltig given to thowe mak ing the lilght-Ht Ncor.'B In each con text. The .wlnncm lire: llarney Mlllloin 3 turke.vN, CharleH Lytic. 'I, AruiKtrong '2, Steve Yancy '2, Dr. IIiiiImhi 1, Dr. HiiiIhoii and Arm Mtrong 1 tie, Keys Hyde 1, Dr. ImvlN 1. LOCAL MENTION C. II, Morrow of OriiNN Valley wna it local vlxllor HiIn week. J. H. McMeen of Ijiinonta wiin In t Mm city over Saturday night. J. II. Mnrliall and Alvln Marshall of 1'nullnii NN'iit Sunday In town. L. A. lloolh, Hon of W, A. Itooth of thU city, will remove toKenttle WiinIi., where lie will go Into bunU IIINt. Klmer Clurk. proprietor of the hotel nt I'aulliia, came Friday for a load of winter mipplleN. lie returned, home TueNilay. M Inn Norn Mitchell, teai her at t he McKay nchool Iioiihc, In very III with a Merlon throat trouble, nml nchool Iiiin Ijeen cloned for nearly two weekw. Mr. and Mm. Merchant of the Willamette Valley lire vlwltlng nt the home of Sheriff KIWIiin. Mm. Mer chant In a NlNter of Mr. Klleu Iogan. Hoy Hinenil, W. Darley, Will Smend nml F. Smead nil of whom live on the lluniN road Ix-tweeii here anil I'aiillnn, were county neat vUltom thlM week. The MethodlNt IjhIIcn' Aid Hocletr will hold a ThaiikNirlvliiir 'market at Collliia W. KlkliiN' more nil day Wed- ueNday, NovemlK'r !.. for the mile of ThitiikKglvIng edlbh'N. At a meeting of the Hoynl Nelgh- bom TucNdny evening, with a few Invited giii'NtN, the time wim upciit In ainiiKeiueiitK, giiini-N and content. Light refn-nhmentii were nerved. Guy Alllnghaui Iiiin charge of the Hotel I'olinlextcr during the ulimnii'e of Italph Sharp and family nt Topp enlNh, Wnnh. Squire Sharp and wife are expected home the coming Katur day. Married, at the pnntor'N ktudy. opptwlte the court Iioiihc, Wednewday nfteruoon, NovemlK-r H, by the Ilev II. C. DuiiNiuore, Alonxn NegtiN, of IJiiiiolitii, and MInm Nora JohIIii, of HaycrtH'k. The happy couple left ut once for their homo at Lnmontn. The regular rtervlctn for divine wondilp will m held nt the Preaby ter lan church next Sunday, with preaching by the paator, both morn ing mid evening. At the evening aervlce at 7hH). Dr. DuiiHinore will apeak on"TheFrnlUof ChrlNtlnnlty." The public are cordially Invited to attend nil the aervlce of the church. The aoelal which win to have lieett given at the home of C. W. Klklna tomorrow evening, Novemlier L0, will lie held hiHtend nt the M. K. church. The social lit given uuder the miKplccN of the young men'N Ulble (Hkn. Indlcntlona point to a large turnout. IlewldeN an attrac tive program refreahmenta will be aervetl. Will J. Sherlock and Mm. Nettle Sherlock were In thin city during the week, en route from Pnlaley north. While croHHlng ail Irrigation ditch oil the Journey, Mr. Sherlock, who la a well known ahecpumn, wna towed out of the wngoii and an a result of the accident linx Ida entire right una paralyxed. Mra. Sherhnk had to do the driving nud cure for 1dm until uicdlcul UHMlwtiince could be obtained here. Thankaglvlng Day, ThurHdiiy, the I'Oth., will 1m? obaerved by thcchtirchc of Prlnevllle In a union aervlce, which will be held lu the evening at 7.30, In the Prvaliyterlun church. The aer- mon will be preached by Uev. J. D. Ix'wellen, paator ot the Methodiat Kplacopal church. It h:ia beon Home yenm aluce ThanKaglvlug haa been obnervetl In thla way In Prlnevllle, nud It la hoped that t ne icople ot the Ity will, In a meaaitre ut least, bIiow forth their nireclatlon of the iiutnl fob! gift and fttvora they have en joyed the pnxt year. (', II, Wlitae and wife, who have Imi ii on a trip to Kugene, came In on Monday' atnge on tlwlr way home to Lainonta. Mm. Plt-r amrMm. II. I Mont gomery were In town today from (IrUxly with n load of turkey. They wold them for 10 cent a pound. Ouy and Dora Itltu-r, who have been working at the Johnaon ranch all NUiiimer and fall, pnaited through here on their way home thl week. (ieorge Aune died Snturdur even ing at hi home In llend, aged 39 yeum. IX'uth waadue to cancer of the throat. The fuuerul wa held at Demi Monday. The fourth travelogue lecture given, with llluatrated picture, at the moving picture allow, will lie on the "Sculpture ot the World" Tues day evening. Nov. 24. Among tho appointment JiiNt announced by the national foreat service are C. C. Hon and J.C. 011 chrlat, a fiMlatnnt foreat ranger for the IfMchute national foreat. The at t ond edition f the Keat Friend Cook Hook, tanned by the Ladle Aid Society of the Methodlat church. It will be on ante at the Knatcr lair to be given by the lad lea next aprlng. (J. Springer- of Culver panned through here Friday night with a band of young thoroughbred atnlllon which he wna taking from Ida ranch at Culver to aell to partlea In Luke county. Oniric Itedell, who owned a auloon In 1'rluevllle prior to the Innguratlon of local option In Crook county, left thl week lor Tacoma, W'aah., where he expect to engage In t he anme bualneaa. Mr. and Mr. John Itcutcrand Mlaa Hoae Iteuter, pareuU and alater of Tillman Iteuter, have arrived at the latter' home In the Madra country from KvaiiKvlllc, Ind., and will make their future home lu thl county. Prlnevllle Camp No. 210, Woodmen of the World, will hold a apccla' meeting thl evenlug, NovemlK'r 19, at which Circle and Woodman memlicra are Invited to 1J preaenr. Itefreahment will lie aerved, and a good time I promiaed to all. County School Superintendent It. A. Ford la vlaltlng the county achoola thla week, paying vlait to Mill Creek and Howard, up the Ochoco. He will vlalt nil the achoola In the county at ome time within the achool year He extect to return Saturday from thi trip. A. Work, who a few days ago aold one of two thoroughbred atalllona he brought to thl city from Port land, preaented Manager AUinghnm of the Hotel Polndexter with a flue framed picture of the A. C. Kuby & Co, home bnru and yards mar Portland, allowing all kind of thoroughbred In action. A. H. Llppmnn baa flnlahed build ing the McKay school house, for which he bad the contract. The building la 32 feet long by about 18 feet wide, and hna both an entrance hall an a belfry In addition. The job la a very good one, and the new build ing In Its coat of blue paint preaenta a striking and neat apiwnr-ance. J. F. Houston, who Uvea 3!) milea from Prlnevllle ou the Bear Creek road, wna a caller nt the Journal o luce last Thursday, and anid that the people reeldcnt In the Crook neighborhood were becoming more and more anxious to have the govern ment reestabllah a mail aervlce, If only once a week, betweeu here and Crook, Oregon. The Prluevllle otilce this week was notified by the government that the poatofllce at Crook had lieen abolished, and all blda withdrawn, effective Nov. 30. LOCAL MENTION Floyd Whelpley ha taken over the dairy bualnea of Chitrlea Carroll, and will henceforth furulah the people of Prlnevllle with milk from the same no u ire which ha won for Mr. Carroll an enviable reputation naadlatrlb utor of lacteal product locally. Clinrle Carroll and brother hare bought the Columbu Johnaon place on the weat aide of Crooked river for 11,000, and are moving In now. A atock coinpanr of ten Crook county citizen a few day ago bought a thoroughbred atalllon for 13,000 from A. F. Work of Portland, representing A. C. Kuby t Co. of that city. The men who paid l-'fOO apiece for Joint ownerahlp In the atalllon are Will Wurxweller, Charles M. Klklna. John Wlgle, Charles LUter, John Klllott, Ed Schmeer, Ed Slay ton, George Slay ton. Newt William, son and one other. The horse I now at Wlgle' stable. The next meeting of the McKay Creek Telephone Company, the Inde. pendent farmer' line recently organ ized, will lie held at the McKay school houae December 5. Thestocl holders' Hat will be closed against! outalder December 1, after which date It will coat person desiring telephone on the line a stated price Inatead of a pro rata to Join. The placing of pole has lieen in progress all this week along the eoat side of the McKay county road. Thanksgiving Shoot. On Thanksgiving day commencing at 1 o'clock theie will be a trap ahoot in Prineville for turkev and other prixes. JOHN LLXKEY, Manager. Household Goods for Sale. Household gooda, consisting of one bedroom act complete, dining table sod chair, parlor aet, one rag 11x13, aide board and cooking utensil. Will sell in whole or In part. For further par ticular apply to L. A. BOOTH, Prine ville, Or. 1M Special Firemen's Meeting. There will lie a ajntlal meeting of IUttcue Hoae Company No. 2 at Firemen' Hull next Saturday even ing, Nov. 21, at 7:30. All members should attend. It W. U. Woodwakd, President. Gaku.neh I'kkiiv, Secretary. Ammunition Guns ICnives, Belts All lands of sportsmen's Supplies. Shotgun shells loaded to order. Powder shot, shells and reloading outfits SOLD BY W. F. King' I Shingles, Mouldings, Windows, Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc. SHIPP& PERRY PRINEVILLE, OREGON 5353gIrcIr37ErI U. r. Adamson & to Cumti Sap?Ik Lmq'i CtaJies I DRUGGISTS ST We have a complete line of jewelry, con sisting of watches, chains, charms, fobs, bracelets, rings, clocks and silverware D. P Adamson & Co, DRUGGISTS ntec :s te: :o: :: : ; ie: :ei :3 ti ie: 5s: :e: ses :e: 3 :e:i3 ;o: 3 1 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm i Stewart Compaey 1 DISTRIBUTORS OYAL CLUB CANN ED GOOD i The Very Best "i CNiBiJ lNj CN- immmmmi H II