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PRINEV1LLE
W. F. KING
OREGON
LOCAL MENTION
John It. Brown nnd wife of Culver,
were In the city (hi week.
('. W. rliiiflin of Urlxily, U In
town ntU'iiilliiK rmirt ns a Juror.
Fred A. Yotnitf en mi' In from Itiirut
Itnnt h M. hi. lay In his White .Steamer.
Wear Horry to learn t lint I'mle
Jimmy l.nwuon Id not Improving.
He hit lxvu iiIIIiik a loiitf time.
K. F Kttiltli, who iimiina'' the
MWL5" IiuhIiii-n. of lIlKhtowiT.
Hmltli Co., nt Wist, I hmmiIIiik the
week In town an n Juror.
Toddy Becker came In from Bed
iihiikI Tuesday having Ihi-ii sum
moned n a witness lief ore llu-Kminl
Jury, ilu made proof on hi home
stead In that section it few daysmen.
Minn tlla Wnrllcld, winner of the
contest In declamation from Ihf
Crook County Illicit Hchnol departed
Monday for Walla Walla, where she
will repreweul lh lorn I ichoul In the
contest there.
Mm. K. J. Lively mid rhllilrn anil
MIm Helen Arnold departed Inst
Monday for Atierdecn, Wash., where
tin' will visit for a short time, nnd
from there Ihry will ito to hiiiln
ncHi;H, Tenn., to remain for several
werk.
Mr. Ionorn M. Wood-Knight, u
teacher of oratory unci physical
culture In nt tln Itcdhy. She In
anxious to meet Indies anil ulrls who
would te Interested In taking tip n
rour of thU work. .Mr. Wood
Knight Is (rout Boston.
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Grand
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on the evening of
I Friday, May 7
MORGAN'S ORCHESTRA
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MIm Hiittle (Julnn wm a county
wilt visitor hint Frldiiy.
N. A. Logan of Camp Creek. In In
towu seeking medical attention.
J. McMecn of Itmoiiln, was In
town ou business the tint of the
mi'k.
Tht' tniNkct dinner and services at
Mill creek Inst Hunday was a feast.
It wns well attended.
(). (1. Collver, the postmaster
men hunt of Culver, U In town thin
week attending to business unit tern.
A. I. Anderson, who operate a
drv ranch In the Madras section, I
In towu thU wwk serving III
country nn a Juror.
The elty marshal In going to en
loree the ordinance iiKtilnut chicken
ruiiiiliiu lit InrRe on the direct. You
had U-tter look out.
Mlllnrd Triolet t, deputy nherlff for
the lU-ud dlxtrlrt. enme over the flmt
of the week III roiuiectlon with old
ilnl dutlin and returned home on
Vediiedny' titfe.
AuMi.tnnt Forct Itnntrer IH-nnl
Matthew It rial gone to Kllver Crwk
rniiKe outh of Paulina, ollkiiilly
known it uriulnR dlMtrlct No. 7,
where lie hnn Int'ii niutlrtied by
8iiMrvlor Ininnd for the neon on.
Mrk Welder of lleud I H'nillii)
the week In town, lie uny the llcnd
people nre roIiik to miik the englc
Mcn'iim on the Fourth of July and re
M'iit the IiIk Htunt of a few yean nj;o
when they had the big trout lmrbe-
cue.
John Moore, the well driller, spent
purl of liiHt week nt the oil well near
UrUxly Mountain, where lie wtui em
ployed to take a kink out of the ctin
nn In the well. Mr, Moore, who him
Iiml l.iro experience In KnMtern oil
Held ny that the formation In
which the drill In now working I
very favorable for oil.
Mr. I'.inina U. Wlckerahnin of Atih
l.iinl, him biH'ii engaged to teach In
the training department of the Crook
County High School for the coming
year. TIiIm Ih a new depart luctit to
U milled to the high Hchool work
and will lie a courwo for the training
of teacher, ultiillnr to the coume
taught In the state normal school
heretofore.
The jirogreKHlve auto dinner glveu
liiHt Frldiiy evening by the Ladle
Aid of the l'relyterlan church,
proved to be a micee In every way.
IHiliiou edible were nerved at Mr.
Wtutick', Mr. LlHter' and Mr.
TIioiiihou'h. Lafollette' auto whirl-,
ed thoe uttending from place to
place. The ladle netted over $:t0 for
their effort.
lVml 1 coming to the bueball
touriininent with a team that they
think will take the 100 puree offered
by the nice nxiatlon. llcdiuoud
iiIho promlweH to be on hand and a
team from raullna I alo expected.
With the Prineville team In the coin
petition, there 1m the aaaurance that
three team will be on hand and
Home good game are anticipated.
The rule governing the entrance of
team will lie found In another
column In thl liie.
LOCAL MENTION
Mr, tleorge Hay of Pot, I the
guet of friend In town.
(iu Lnveland wim In town from
hi home at Uiiwly thl week.
William lirownlilll of Young,
enme In Tuclny and I pendliig a
few day In Prineville.
F. K. Dayton, a prominent bind
ucmm man of Laldlaw, w-a In Prine
ville weveral day thl week, attend
ing to matter In court.
J. II. JackNou, one of the prom
inent rancher from the Agency
Plain country, I M'iidlng the week
In town attending court.
I'orcut Hanger 11. F. Jolinxon nnd
Clerk L. C. Morgnn arrived home
laxt Saturday evening from a wfk'
trip to the South Ice Cave, beyond
line Mountain, where they were
called to InveMlgate Home forent
nice matter.
Walter K. Crltchlow of Portland,
formerly national traveling net-re-tary
of the Intercollegliitc Prohi
bition AHMoclntlon, will Hpenk under
tlienilHplce of the prohibition Mute
committee at the Union church, Fri
day evening, May ", at 8 p. in.
A practice gniiie of lumelmll le
tween Kedmond and Prineville
team I miiedulcd to take place on
the ground went of the katlng rink
next Stindiiy afternoon. In the
game nt ltediiiond recently the Prine
ville team loHt with a icore of 7 to 2.
John T. PUney came up from Mad
niH Monday a a wltnc U'fore the
grand Jury. Mr. Dlxney Htute that
he ha Ih-cii uppolnted to the po
rtion of doorkeeKT of the home for
the feeble minded at Kulein and will
go there at once to take up hi
dutlcH.
Union church service: Saturday,
May K, covenant meeting at 2 p. in.
Sunday, 10 a. in., Sunday School; 11
a. in., preaching; topic, "A Manly
ItcqueHt and How Treated." 7 p. in.,
C. H. Society; 8 p. m., preaching;
topic, "A Ureal Question. " A cor
dial Invitation to nil. C. P. llalley,
pastor.
The rvtiuest from the Prineville
Hand for monthly mibKciiptloiiM of
f JO for It support ha received the
favorable action of the board of
triiHtee of the Commercial Club, and
the matter will betaken up Indue
time with the liunlnexs men of Prine
ville. The agreement provide that
the band furnlnlu' music gratl for
any public occiwlon for which no nd-
mlHHlon I charged at the request of
the president of the club.
The Peechute LumberCo. of which
J. E. Ityau 1 niaunger, ha pur
chased gome 15,000 acres of timber of
the 8. S. Johnson Co. of San Fran
cisco, it iH'lng their eutlre holding
on the Deschutes river. This tract,
of timber Is said to be an exception
ally good one, and we are sure It Is,
Judging from what we know of Mr.
Ryan. If It had been otherwise he
would not have purchased It. Silver
Lake Leader.
Mr. J. II. Grant of Lainoiita, was
In town Wednesday.
Attorney W. P. Myers and family
of Laldlaw are In Prineville tills
week, Mr. Myers having several
case lit the circuit court.
Thron Thronson, mannger of the
Oregon Mayllower Co., whose mine
are nt Howard, returned home the
last of the week from an extended
business trip to Dayton, Wash , aud
Portland.
Theodore Minger, who was one
of the plumbers on the court house
Job aud came back from Salem a few
week ago to flulsb the work, has ac
cepted a position in t lie shop of W.
F. King and will remain In Prine
ville. Arthur P. Donohue, who was one
of the founder of the Laiillaw
Chronicle, wn In Prineville this
week looking after hiistncx matters.
Mr Donohue Is now dealing In tim
ber lands, nnd I mnking hi head
quarters at Portland.
IVputy, Forest Ranger C. C. Hon
came in from the (kiioco Ranger'
station above Howard the first of
the week necompnnied by Mrs. Hon,
who will siK'iid some time In Prine
ville. Forest Guard D. C. Ingram
came In also from the same place.
The K. F. K. W. Sunday school
class of the Raptist church, will give
an Ice cream eH.ial for the liencllt of
the Prineville band, in the Relknap
building opposite Hotel Prineville
next Saturday evening. The baud
will assist with a street concert, and
everyone is cordially Invited.
W. P. Vandervert 1 in from lieud.
Mr. Vnndervert wn called on to
give nn account of himself and said
that he had the disease that is no w
prevalent in Bend. "Kvery man you
meet over there now has something
up his sleeve about the railroad," he
says. "Some Inside Information
which cannot be divulged. I brought
mine over to Prineville for a day or
two."
The Emporium Electric Theatre,
the new moving picture shows of
Frank E. Rroslns, opened up last
Thursday evening and has been
giving exhibitions each evening to
good crowds. Mr. Rroslns Is giving
the public a tirst-class show In every
resiect and several of the scenes
shown during the week have been
not only amusing but have carried
'an educational value as well. The
general admission Is only 15 cents
and those who have been attending
think they get their money's worth.
Henry B Hazard, Assistant United
States Attorney In matters O'latlng
to naturalisation, ' was In Prineville
this week to Investigate the papers
of several applicants for naturaliza
tion. Among these applicants were:
Fred Wlese, of Sisters, a native of
Germany; Wm. J. Roberts, of Grizzly,
a native of England; Charles Waw
rinofsky, of Madras, Germany; Wil
liam J. Sayyeau, of Hnycreek,
Canada. Emlle lianchet, of Pau
lina, also made application, but wns
dented citizenship on account of lu
sutlicient residence.
LOCAL MENTION
Perry Henderson, a homesteader
from Madras, Is In town thl week.
F. W. Wooley, Marshall-Well Co.
hardware drummer, spent the most
of the week Interviewing the trade in
Prineville.
Seth Lewelllng, one of the Agency
linlns fanners is In town this week.
Mr. Lewelllng says that his crops
tire looking better than at any
previous season.
Next Friday night is the date of
the first grand ball given under the
auspices of the Prineville Commercial
Club. Morgan's orchestra will
furnish the music.
Miss Cora Streitel, teacher In the
first grade of the Prineville schools,
departed last Wednesday for her old
home In the East. Miss Marjorle
Drink Is teaching her room.
J. A. Bernard!, boss plumber on
the courthouse Job, came up from
Salem last week to inspect the
plumbing In the new courthouse,
when the work wns finished. He re
turned home Tuesday.
Otto Hohlfeldt and John Thorn b
of Madras, are In town this week to
take out naturalization papers.
Mr. Thomas wns a citizen by virtue
of papers taken out by lis father,
but as his father's papers had been
destroyed In the government
records, he now find It necessary to
take out papers in his own behalf.
Win. Brownhill and Clins. Kann are
in with theiu as wituesses.
Tillman Keuter, one of the pro
gressive farmers from Madras, Is In
town serving on the petit Jury.
According to the Pioneer, Madras
1 Boon to have a new two-tory ho
tel building, which is to be built and
conducted by J. W. Livingston.
C. F. McCalllster has opened up a
shooting gallery in the old Bucket
building. Me is offering as a prize a
fine guitar for the best scores made
by any marksman up to May 15.
T. M. Baldwin has gone to Port
land where he was summoned as a
witness in the federal court In the
case or the initea states vs. the
Southern Pacific railroad company.
Attorney Jesse S tennis and family
are In Prineville this week, Mr.
Stearns appearing as attorney for
the D. 1. & P. Co. in the five cases In
the circuit court brought by A. M.
Drake.
W. II. Wilmer of Madras, Is in
town on business before the county
court. Mr. Wilmer has acquired an
extensive acreage east of Madras,
having bought the old V. S. Cowies
ranch and later, adjoining school
lauds. He is fencing the property
and expects to raise blooded stock
on a large scale.
Both of the hose companies of the
Prineville fire department held
smokers this week, this being the
program for each regular monthly
meeting. No. 1 held theirs last Mon
day night and No. 2 Wednesday
night. Fire Chief B. F.Johnson has
been putting the boys through drill
lately.
P. Rabb, a special agent of the
Interior department, was ia I'rlne
vllle last Friday In connection with
the contest case of T. II. McGee of
Lamonta. The contestant, E. F.
Cooper, failed to appear, and tho
matter waa continued for sixty days.
Mr. McUhee, the coutestee, Carl Mc
Gbee and wife and B. B. Helfrich, all
of Lamonta, were In town as wit
nesses In the case.
Send $ 1.50 tor tba Journal On Year.
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Oranges
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