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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1908)
LOCAL MENTION A. M. Drake of IWud wim hole dur ing lln week. I'.Iiiut Knjli r In reported on t Milk lUt thl week. Horn, l wife nt J. (ilmrilo. Kundiiy, Nov. '."., it mm. Uon. W. Miles of l'aullun was lit town tirMiilli'M4liU tvetk. Dim I. Ilea. n( Madras, left tiia.v lifter n short stay In I'linevUlo, Collin V. I'lklus wont to rinlluml Hnutirihiy nil it week's business trip, V. H, Mustnrd and wife, of On ken. Inli', WiihIi.,.m here Iik-iiI visitor Sun day. Itnptlsinnl service will ln held In tlh Mi lliinllxt cliiiri'li nt tin' morning HiTtli'i) the coming .Sunday, o J, ('. Freeman, sheriff it Sherman, county, Is n U 1 1 tc it couple of weeks liiuklnu over Crook county. Six now ini'iiil'i'iM wore received lutu tin) Ilnptlst church Sunday Illi irilt IlkC. lil'liT I'.iuIm if i.UllloUtll C-i l )! t III-1 1 II JX till' WTVlee. Forty-elht dollar wa cleared nt the Methodist uncial last l-'rlday evening. Tin1 itffulr wiim mull r the auspice n( tlm young men' !lilii I'IiImk. Till' nttrllillllH't', wn large itiut t'ViTj In ily had mi enjoyable time. Drilling wn. continued after tvntir hint boon found In it wi ll on Mrs. 1. W. Adam' homestead south nl Madras, nay tint I'lonecr, with the result tlml tln ilrlll p. tu t rn ti l tin stratum n( riK-k which liiM tin' water and It wa Inst. This I one thing Hint nil well driller In Crook county should gu.ird mkiiIiihI. Tin mrty of Oregon Trunk I .(in surveyor llliiliT I". Crane, who linvt' lniii fiiiiiH'tl ni'itr tin WnriiiHprlim ffrr.v mi tin m-Mt'liutif, IIhIhIii-iI their work nt M ml run nii'l vicinity Iiml Thursday nml mi Friday moved tniiii ilown tin iK'm liiiti'N, It I lis kiiiimmI that other work await them iii'iirtlii mouth of tin river, prob nlily Mcttinl const rutt Inn work, nml iii'Wh to thl effect should lt mion fntilii'omlng. Iti-v. J. T. Moon In still puxxlliig over the mysterious triitiNfuriiwittiiii of his double seated btltfuy, ttiouuh tin ili lift wn remedied utmost oh soon im II Imviiiiii known to tin Itnptist preacher. I'pini Mr. Moon' it-turn from Itcinl Monday his ntti-n tlmi was rnlli'il by several cltltcu to tin fuel, that tin smaller wheels of the vehicle wen bnth on th' whip ili li', whllt tin larger whirls mlorui'il but did not Improve the opposite or lnrbonnliit.il. IU-ltiyr it tnii huh ol old Missouri, Mr. Moore luul to lie "shown," nml In this hi' was ri'itillly accommodated. Ili'ipili'kly perceived tin dropsical appearance of tin rlir, nml t tt Im In it "ilry" county. Mr. Moon think tin wheel became tllUl'll IIH lollg HgO IIH llllli)VtVll, Ol maybe It wim when Tuft tl.foiitt d Ilrynn. but thnt'mi h;i tlnu. Wear Snsirred Scs Att ymir cVe iwtw7' (ttf JiI 1 111 Is tho u-ira- tfr - (or f.'OJ nn l it rti-v or i thntt C'imd 10 bo!i r m -tl tlnrttfnir In i Ocw tux 1 Iti-i- Holeproof r iIvpii Willi liMrl'ili-ly aMt lnt ci'luM. lfy will n-t I'liH-h." "m!'1 n r l.lo. "Hole prMil" Kox tin not nlirlnk nnriiriL-h. Vcu cno luir Uxm.i in AMsorird Cnlura- His pairs ol a ilto anJ wolirhl In A Imu. Wenr "Ittilpproot" Ro onr nml you will n"'f 1 liny uihor klml. Kf nifnilwr- ttiry mo jrM.irtiNl lo wiMir Niii numtliH tr you ut new not 1 UKI- Uil ui t .-ll yoa Ijje tixlay. J. E. Stewart & Co. II. 1". Jiiiii k of Iti'ilniolnl mill In town Moinlny. TIiuiiihh Slmrp Jr., iiml wlfo of Crooki'il rlvtr wcri'ln tow n Mondny. Jim- Culiilix, tint I'ltlllllllt MtiM'klllilli, wiih In town tin (I rot of tliu wit'k. O. It, Duvi'iiport ami wlfi of llooil KIvit vIhK.mI In city tliU wit k. A. ('. I.ui'iih of Hi-nil Hlnyi'il over hrri'Til'-H'Iny lituliton hiN wny Im-Iow. Jlltlll'M Itoilt'll, of JlHU'pIl, W'nllowrt I county, rvnrhi'il hero Huiulay on it I LOCAL MENTION Hi-out for Inii'l. Ir. I'. vii Mamh, chlropriv tor, In In tin city, nml " III rcci lvo patient nt tint 1 luti I l'rliifvllli. I'.. Si lliiinii, wim work nt tin Wurttvcllcr pl'ict nt lllmk buttc, cniiii'lii from tin lower ilcHcrtNiimlHy, J. (I. IvIwnnlHitml wifnof llnycnt'k, who nro now In 1'ortlitii'l, will linv for I'.tiulittul In n day or two to upend the winter. I'lie Thniikinclvlnif eve ilntice given by the I'. A. A. ('. lant lilirht wim nn enjoyable affair. Morgan' orcheMtra furnlhlii'il the IiiiihIc, I. I.. Ciipltn, rtpnientliiix the Honey until Hardware Co., of Port land, wait In the city thin week In the lute rt'NtM of ti I k Itrui. J.S. Mi Mi-en lliilHhed hauling IiIh Ki'aln to town from I.aiiiiuita tliln week. brluuliiK In IiIn hint load, one of barley, on Monday. Mr, l'.lln M. I vcii. Mm. Anna IJ. Iiaytoii, Mm. J. N. II. (ierklnn and Mr. and Mm. W. P. Myern, all f Lnlilbiw. were In the city thU week. The lieiiree of Honor, In full force. Hlirprlncd Mm. If. 1'. llelkiinp on the iHCimlon of her blrthbny tho end of the week. A very merry time win had. Minn Norn Mitchell, who win too III to hold I'laiiwN nt the .McKay m-hool recently, oil account of throat trouble, I nearly well ngalii nud Hchool ha been rcHiimed. Tho ladle of the I'mibytcrliin ihiiivh will hold their 'Kxchniiiii' Window" at the l.lvelyIordan l.atiln Co. Ston each Saturday atternoon ie(liiulnj; the tlMt Natir- day In lkHcmbcr, roiitlntilui; nil wlti ter. Frank Foter lia rented the Wnritwcller iiropcrty on the north hie nml will move In next week. Mm. Wumweller and on Nate en pe.t to leave for their proKpectlvt lioiue In Portland Iec. 0. but Mayor Vurweller and Max will probably remain In Prlm-vlHe uiilll Jnuuary. i:imer Clark, proprietor of the hotel at Paulina, miffereil n wcond Il k hmII while lit the Pollldexter hotel limt week, nnd lMcnine no 111 that hi wife wiih nent for by tele phone. Mr. Clark nrtlved Friday iilht,iind afterthat F.lmerlmprovtHl iUli-kly. They returned home Sun dny. No pcMoit nliotild forKet or omit to attend the union ThankHxlvln Hcrvl.-e to beheld at the PrcHbyterlan church tonltflit (Tliurdy ). He v. J. 1). I.e-.vtllen will preach. In con formance with the priH'lamntlon of both I'rvNldctit Hoonevelt and tlov Chambeilalii thl Hcrvlce ha been nrrantfed to nt urn thank a one people for the bounty of the punt year. A.S. Ireland, foreHt uiHrvlHor for thl district, left Monday to Hjenil ton day or two wek In the De. chute national forent nbove Pe.nl, and w bile away wl'.l vUlt Himland and CreHceiit. HI trip h.t no Hpeclal Hlsiilllcance, but be will Helect the ltt for a forcHter'8 cabin to Iw built In that part of the rvwrve next Hprlntf. I (h location w ill depend more on the center of fur.'ntry activity than on tho jteonraphlenl center of the illxti'U't. (ieore O'N'ell wim herefrom O'Nell Mondny, II. J, llcaty wan here from Iuioiitit Wcilnemlay. Wlllliiin Kineitd cniiio In from Pont Vedlieday. Mm. H. II. Smith ha returned from her trip to Portland. Mr. nml Mr, (illmon and Ml Mary JoIiiihoii of win tern Htrney county, Jimt lH-yoml ltiick creek, nre VlHltlnglll theclty with C.J. JoIiiihoii. The K"vcrniiient foretry liend iUnrUr In thl city now incupy room .1,4, 5 mid fl In tho AdaniMoii bliM'k. The chnnne relieve tho "here tofore rnuiped ijuartcr of room 10 and 17. No rcHtralnt wn placed on boy climbing to tlioii'M'Xof the new court lioiiHe duiim Sunday, while the work men were uwny. If thl ort of play continue, BiiiiiD youiiRHter will Ik biully hurt. Several new inemlMM have Utii admitted to the local Hiibordlnate lodeof()dd Fellow, nnd another Initiation I ex ! ti'd tho coining Hnturday nlaht. The election of olllcer U llkewlMo et lor thl Satur day, M. A. Mi Uan, who for the pnt two year ha lweu employed In llorhran A Still meat market, b it thl week with hi wife lor 'Mexico.; Ilo hoH- the chanp will prove, Im-iic uYlnl to the health of hi Invalid wife, (Jeorire M ver. who lot ft lter Nov. 2, from typhoid fever, ha 1mch HpendliiHT Home time on till account nt Krle, Ph., where another hImUt I iiUolll. Wlicimhe I well, Mr. Myer will return with her to Crook county. Prof. I". L. Anhby and Max I Infer are plamiliiif it trip from Prlnevllle to the mouth of tho ldnchute river by canoe, the tart to be made Home time next mimiiicr. They have itl rcady ordereil the ciinoeaiid are uow practltiiijj; nwiinuiliii. Meilauie C. F. Smith and Pel knap entertained fifty children nt the Pelknap home Saturday afternoon, with glum', iiiiihIc and rcfrcHhmcnts of Ice (ream nml cake. The little one are inenibeM uf the I'ulou Junior HiKiety of thl city. Throii Thronon I landHcapliiK the Knot plot ariiund the Methotllt church, net tlnu out rone bunhe and crtH'pliijt vine. It I the ultimate Intention to have thee vine cover the Hide of the edifice nnd form green nrchcH of fi'Htal bcuuty abovo the door and window. Mm. Adit it. Mllllcan iHchnlrman of thecommttUe havtiiK the work In chnrp. The ICiuttern Star, In piiMiiace of It niinual nnd very pleiiHiirnble cu torn, will meet thl evening In a body at the lodgo hall for the yearly ThankHjjIvliiK celebration, nd mltU'tlly one of the moat enjoy' able function In town. Tho ladle have been looking forward to the eveut for Home time, uml It gin without naylng that nitught will ltd lacking to make the meeting all that tt Hliould lie. Mm. M. Calbrenth, mother of C. I. Calbreath, of thl city, came last ThuMdav from her home nt The i Dalle. She wim n pioneer of Crook county and lived In Prlnevllle when there wn but one other nbode here, the log cabin nnd dwelling of Mr. Helnler on Crooked river. Although one of the vcrv flrt net tier, who aided In hewing the way to the Crook county of today, Mr. Calbrenth ha not boon here for twenty year prior to her preoent vlnlt. It I the Intent of her children to keep her hero until I after CluiHtma. Jarni A. Hrown of Culver I here today. Oeorgv McDonald wnndown from Paulina Vedne'lay. J. C. Itcyiiold of Powell Itutttj wiih In town Moday, j Mix Ceole Smith I th guent of Mr. C. F.. McDowell. J llyrnm Pro., of IwlHton, Idaho, nro here looking for land. Mr. N. I". Miller and on of Shnnlko nro nix-ailing ThitiikHglvIng day In PrlnevUle. I,. F. Arnold enmo over from Sin ter to M tid ThaukHglving dny In Prlnevllle. There will le a Thnnknglvlng dance at Templeton' hall went of town thl evening. William Uolco and wife have moved from their ranch on the ISoar creek roal to thl city for the winter. Mi High tower mid MIh Heed of Hend are HH'iulliig tho Thnnkglvliig holiday ut the homo T. A. Hitld wlu. Mr. H. C. I mimic, Jnme Speneer nnd wife nnd O. D. SM iicer, till of Itedmond, look dinner together In Prlnevllle Tueday. Ia'vI EniHt. ft regular HubcrllHr of the Journal at fronton, Mont., paid thl ii Mice it call Monday on hi way to Powell Puttc toHpend the winter. William, Trine daughter Ethel and bnby llarel, came In from Ilaycretk Monday to upend the ThaukHglving holiday with hi daughter In thl city, Mr. I.lzzle Perrln. Piano Tuner Maunder, who pny thl city a call every year, concluded hi local engagement Monday and left the same day by ntogefor Shanlko and the country below. Dr. P.oHonlM-rg, iinnMed by Dr. I5el- kunp, on Wednefdny morning jer formed an operation on Mr. Cheter Starr. The patient 1 doing nicely nnd will recover rapidly. The McKay crook Iteople are mnk Ing rnpld heitd way with their new telephone line, Heveral mile of polo tH'Ing ot nnd nearly nil of the pole being laid alongxldo the road. The MethodiHt Sunday school ha begun training tliechlldreu fort'h dat um. The Xiiiim excriiHCB will lie held the night In-fore, the M. E. Santa Clau making hi deccent December 21. Haln of the paxt week have been Hilltlcently heavy In Crook county to bring up the gnw on the range and the fall grain In the Held nicely. Not ! In year fui the farming outlook for the next year been no good. HoHCoe Howard, manager of the D. I. & P. Co., wa down In hi auto from Ilend Friday on buHlne connected with the Central Oregon rallrond. Plan for thl road are going Hteadlly forward despite sur vey work and rumor nnent the Hnrrlman line. The M. E. cradle roll hn eHtabllhed a room In the Sunday school depart ment of the church where mother tuny leave their liable while attend ing service Sunday morning. The plantarted hint Sunday with six Infant, Mm. Lewelleu being the first lady unsigned to the tusk of amiiHlng the little fellows for the hour between 11 and 12 o'clock. MIh Hose It. Parrott, Instructor of English at the high school, last night explained in a very Interesting and Instructive manner the pictures of famous sculpture thrown on the creenntthe moving picture show. Some of the principal gods and god desses of mythology, fauns, veuuses, mlnotaur and chnracteM from Homer' Iliad and other ilguroa of ancient ISreoknnd Egyptian thought. Next week will probably lie shown Swiss Alpine Bceuery. Friday night the moving picture will Iks "The Bridge of Sighs." LOCAL MENTION Will Iiarl-r of Culver wa In town Saturday nnd Sunday. D. P. AdauiHon rctnrned thl week from Portland, where ho went on bUMlncHH two week ago. Dr. and Mr. Edward, with whom he went, are still In Portland, the doctor U-lng In attendance upon lit little daugh ter, who I reported III with a touch of pneumonia. Max WUhou, formerly of Prinevlile, who ho Ihi d upending the pat two week In thl city, returned to the WitruiKprlng agency today, where he ha charge of extennlve Improve ment and repair that are being made on the government building on the reservation. H. E. Jrny of Madras wn Jn thl city yesterday on biilneH nnd went homo today. He not long since made proof on 100 acre of homestead land adjoining the Madra townslte, and In the event of a railroad build ing to that point Htaml a show of being struck by the llghtnliig of "get. rlch-OJilck." Mack MeDonougb, ft Scotchman, who wna born lu South Africa, passed through Prlnevllle today on hi way around the world. He 1 traveling on a 121,000 wager, he say, made at Pretoria. S. A.. Ix'tween I lenry Stewart and Mack H. Klnesley the bet stipulating that he should "bum" hi way Into every country In the world within five yeaM. He say he hn two year yet In which to complete the Journey. Thoma H. Sherrard, supervisor of the Oregon national forest, for merly known a the Cascade (north) national forest, will be In Prlnevllle to attend the stockmen' meeting December 10 to 12, Inclusive. With thl addition of Interest to the local convention, called for tho purpose of adjusting the Hue between the sheep and cattle raw,re, the Incentive to attend held forth to stockmen should cause everybody Interested to come. Ammunition G UBS Kn ives, Belts All kinds of sportsmen's Supplies. Shotgun shells loaded to order. Powder shot, shells and reloading outfits Household Goods for Sale. HmiwhoM ftoixls, consisting of one bedroom sot complete, dining table and chairs, parlor eet, one rug HxiS, side boird and cooking utensils. Will sell la whole or In part. For further par ticulars apply to L. A. BOOTH, Pnne ville, Or. U i3 SOLD BY w F X-iTTHVEIOIEIR; Shingles, Mouldings, Windows, Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc. 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