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PRINEVILLE OREGON
W. F. ICING
LOCAL MENTION
('. It. liiirliln of Anti'1oH, clinic
over Tui-mliiy In liln Itulck cup.
IVrry l.imn tin iimiui1 n, mift
drink IuhmiI tint old O'Ni-ll ntnml
oil Main Hln'ct.
Mil. NYImoii wim In from 1'imt
Hiitunliiy tontli'inl tlio imvtlnif of
tin I'llliit ltittv'IVii1ioiii('oniiii.v.
Mm, M. H. Hix'ki'iitHTry iit
M'Vfrul dii.ru limt n-k vlxlilinr at
tlio Iliililw liuiiiu nliove Mill ("rtrk.
MIm Ni-IIIh Key iioIiIh. tint pi ipulii r
m lmiil toucher, Htit M'voriil ilny. In
town tlii'iuut wcvk the Kiiint of
frlfiiil.
V. 1). Nvittiiiiitiii und fu'iill.v of C'li
IiiiIIh. WiihIi., arrived lit rrlucvllU
liwt Frliluy 4iiiI i'XMit tu make their
home lu-iv.
(Ii'ortftt liny of font, Wfix In l'rlnc
vlllo tliHuat of tin' wivk liiokltiK
lifter IiiuIihmm, Thl olllcu in--knowli-iltf.-
n ilt'iitmnt call.
Win. IIih'kII Iiim Imvii In town tlx
iitt two w'kn from tlii Cove
Orvlmrd mtvIiik on tlio irriiml Jury.
Mr. IIim-kII miy. that lie Iiiim kihhI
iroNMcti for fruit of nil vnrMli1
with tin' otiM'itlim nf iM'ticliin, which
crop will Ims nn entire fulluif thl
your.
The new YuU motor cyclin order.
i'd ly I.. l Mornim itiid John it.
I.m-key ihv arrived tuid the hoy
nrt now (coIhk through t lie jiriM--n
of iiiiintiTliiK tin tivlili iilldi'it of thi'lr
iiiniiiiifi'tni'tit. Tin' motor urw S
immo iniwt'P mid weui to linvcnll
ktiuU of ifulm; cnpiti'lly.
J. W. LtvliiuHlon nnd .tuck Mi
I nKKiirt of MiiilriiM, were aiihiiik the
in my H'Moim cnlKnl nn wltiii-m'M he-tiii-e
tho itriiml Jury during ilu week.
M.'. Llvlnitou ntutt'M that hi' I now
ttliiK tlio IniuUiT on the ground
.t thu coiiHtrui'tlon of hi new hotel
1) illdlDK I" MadniM. nnd thut work
"111 commence nt once.
County Clerk llrown him boon noti
fied by tin octvlnry of Htiito that
the iieci'Mititry blank ttnd book re
quired under the mmli bounty net
will not be printed until Mity 22, tlio
ditto the new law (joe Into effect.
Ileucu nil ihthoiih npplyliiK for Hcnlp
huunty hail better wait until the llrnl
of June no a to be Hurt' the printed
foruiH will reach here from Salem.
Thlrty-nlx dollar were the net re
ceipt from the Ice cream goelul
given for the beuetlt of the blind hint
Saturday evening by the K. F. IS. V.
' i ! s h'-cl i '.kii" the Ihiiitlnt
'Pj miiiimdi '.hk early III the
'vlli'h nerved lee cream,
prov e hi IW'ikuap hall,
mi .: .. l ....!. I.
ITU IHMiMt 2u M CIIH'K.
, .P'tmiv wn... iit.v onil. Thin
ii meant a ileal of hard work for
the bidle nnd the Iminl feel ltnelf
Uil'ler Rivnt (ibllKatloPH I O t lli'llt for
t heir H'thoinnllal i't 'inee. The
lailliK a!m , M, to than!, the public
for i licli- I'.HiMiinc, 'nil money
m ill he u-i I by lit.' 'Mini ! r the tmr
' lei. jww iiiHii'uineiitH, which n
nialn the peruiauent property of the
rrluevlllo band.
I'.d Cainplwll H'iit a part of the
week In town from hi homo on the
DeMi hiile north of Mndra.
I.. It. ItlllHTUoll, HIIMTlllt'Mllellt tlf
the Pioneer Telephiine company, ban
Hone to l'orlland on ImihIiichh.
Mr. A. Thonmon left yenterday
for Albany to attend thu Krand
loilK'i' of the ltelH'knlt order nn it rep
riHHMitiitlw front rrluevlllo lodue.
lon 1. lU'it, wc-ndary of the Mnd
ra towiiHlte company came to
I'rluevllle lat Friday, having U-eti
called a a wltiien before thu grand
Jury.
i;nle Swenrlnger, who ued the
Meier & Frank Co. of 1'ortlaud for
fVHKI damage for ulander, wit
given II to iinMUage her Injured feel
lug. Khe wn acctimil of tenllug
two pair of HtiH'klug from the de
partment utoru.
Johnny llownrd wa In town
Monday front hi home nt Lower
Itrldge. Ilu nay that the proponed
change lit the military road In hi,
neighborhood I now lit the county
court, and that the viewer have
Ihvii ordered to make the murvey
early In June.
The Mndra nehool dint riot tin
voted a bond Innue lit the mini of over
$.HW for the piirponi) of building n
uew ncliool houw. The growth of
the illntrkt ha Ikh-ii rapid during
the pant yeur demanding an lucretine
lit tlio capacity of the building nnd
additional teacher.
(1. If. I ory nnd Adam Winter, the
head nnwyer, and edger ftian from
the U. I'.. Join- nawmlll at Howard,
Mpeiit Saturday and Sunday In
I'rluevllle. Mr. Dory I an exiTt
awyer who came out from the Kant
neve in I month ngo, und the How.
ard mill I turning out Hue lumber
under hi operation.
K. S. IxnacH, a prominent Hour
miller from Walla Walla, ha been lu
MmlrnH during the pant few week
liiventlgatlng the matter of building
a 200-harrcl (louring mill nt that
place. While no dellulte announce
ment I made, the Pioneer Htate
that It I probable that the new mill
will Ik entabllMhed, and will be lu
operation by the fall of l'.UO. Mr.
Iniiac believe there Inyv great future
for the Mail ran nectlonann wheat
and milling point, und nay that the
wheat, produced I of the very ItlgheHt
grade for milling purpoe.
Conrad Straancr, one of the mib
Btnntlal renldenta of Madra, wa In
Prlnevllle the lant of the week look
ing after biiHliH'H inatteri). The
Madra Pioneer ha thu following
new item In the lat lnue: "Con
rad Straner, who han In-en Mpendlng
a month In the Allicrta country look
ing over that Meet Ion, returned home
the llrntof the week. Mr. StranHer
wa very much ph-awed with the Al
licrta country nnd while there cloned
ndeal forSl'O nen-8 of w heat land,
one third of which I In crop thin
year. I le expect to return to Al
berta In the near future to look after
hi IntercHtrt there, lie owns aline
quarter ncctton of land In thin locality."
LOCAL MENTION
Dr. J. T. (iuerlnof Ilend, wn In
theclly Tiicdny.
Mr. ('. Sam Smith nnd her
daughter, MlnCeole, left Saturday
with iMomCleek, for Albany, where
the M-nlor Mr. Clivk I mtIoiihIv 111.
Ml Iidlu (larfleld rcturiUHl Tue
day from Walla Wnlln. where he
repre-nted the Crook County High
School In the declamation content.
Attorney II. 8. WIIott departed
yetiterday In the nuto for The Dalle,
after having pent the pat two
wii'k in circuit court In Prlnevllle.
Mr. M. It. Hockcnberry nnd little
daughter were outgoing piiHuenger
Wediu-wday on their way to Im
(iramle to vlnlt relatlvi-. Mr. L.
W. liardman left Wednemlay for a
vlnlt In Portland.
Prlnevllle defeated Hcdmoiid In n
game of bamdiall at thl place hint
Sunday afternoon with a score of 11
to 12. Although the day wa windy
nnd dlMiigreenble, a Inrge crowd wlt
need thegntne. Dr. H. 0. Davl
otllclated a umpire.
J. N. Wllllanmon returned home
Tueday front a vlnlt to Antelope
where he attended the nhwpmen'i
uurtlng which wn held tuider the
direction of the otlleer of the forent
Hervlee for tlio purpose of apportion
ing the range in the lilue Mountain.
J. L. Murphey nnd family leave to
day lor Tacoiua where they expect
to remain for some time. Mr.
Murphey bought ome lot there a
year or more ngo and will build
ome houne thereon. Joe Murphey
left lant Saturday for Portland and
other point and will later go to
Tacoina.
At the Fnlon church. 10 a. in.. Sun
day school; 11 a. in., preaching by
Elder Thoma H. Scruggs; 7 p.m.,
C. K. SiH'lety; S p. in., preaching by
Klder Thoina Scrugg of Durango,
Colorado. The meeting will con
tinue for two week. Service each
evening at 8 p. in. All chrlntians are
cordially Invited to nlt in the
meeting. C. P. Bailey, Pastor.
W. F. King and Dr. C. S. Kdwnrd
have piirchitHed anew lS-liore power
Interiiational gawillne hack. Last
Monday Mr. King In attempting to
crank the engine In ntnrtltig got
what I called a "back fire" ex
plonlon and the crank handle struck
hi right wrist, breaking oue bone
and dislocating the Joint. It I not
thought that the Injury will prove
permanent but Mr. King hns n
mighty sore arm at present.
Adrian Crooks 1 homo this week
from Portland for a visit. Adrian
recently took the examination n a
stoker in the Portland tire depart
ment and passed with high grades
and expect to return to the city the
last of this week to take up a two
years' service lit the department.
Ills duties will be to make steam In
the tire engine on the sounding on
the alarm and to attend the engine
at fires.
Born May 12, to the ife of C. C.
Hon, a daughter.
Jenm- Wlndoin wn in town yester
day from Culver.
J. D. Davidson of Bend, wa in
town thl week attending court.
J. II. tiray left Tuesday morning
on the nuto forabuslnes trip to
Portland.
II. L. nnd J. II. Priday, were in
town Monday from their home at
Cross Key.
Fred Davis, the postmaster at
Madras, I In Prlnevllle thl week
having been called a a witness in
the Dick Dehnven case.
S. II. Morse, a postofiiee Inspector
who make hi headquarter nt
Koscburg, Oregon, spent the week
In town on ofllcial business.
Charles Holmnn of Portland, col
lector of Internal revenue, I In Prlne
vllle this week. Mr. Holmnn looks
aster the cigar busluess and Inspects
lleennes, stumps, etc.
A full report of the proceeding of
the county court will Ik- found on
the fourth page. Court adjourned
until Monday, May 17, when 'ad
ditional matter to come before the
body will be taken up.
That baseball game letween the
married men and the Prlnevllle ball
team Is ngaln called for next Sunday,
and unless the married men get to
thinking that they are too old It
will probably take place.
The ladle of the Circle have Invited
all member of the Woodmen of the
World to a joint meeting to lie held
Saturday evening, May 15,- at Bel
knap hall, to receive an official visit
from Miss loin P. Holdtvge of Den
ver, special orgaulieer for fhe Women
of Woodcraft.
Mr. Lee Hobbsof Powell Buttes,
and Mis Itllla Mclleynold of Bend,
were married In Prlnevllle Sunday
evening at the home of Dick Yauder
vert, Hev. C. P. Bailey, otliclatlng.
The newly wed will make their
home at Powell Buttes, where the
groom is engaged at ranching.
Special Deputy Sheriff J. E. Love
all, of Madras, was in Prlnevllle the
first of the week, having returned
from a trip to Clackamas couuty,
where he went after a man named
Caldwell, who claims to have been
robbed of about ?2S0 at Madras
recently. No report on this case
was made by the grand jury.
Wni. A. Dalzlel, of LaGrande,
deputy commissioner and factory iu
sctor under O. P. 1-1 off, state labor
c mini's doner, was In Prineville and
Crook county this week, Inspecting
all the machinery which Is operated
by power, for the purpose of seeing
that all exposed parts are made safe
for operators. All exposed cog
gears, revolving set screws or any
part that might catch the clothing
nnd cause accidents are by him di
rected to be covered over, and incase
his directions are not followed, under
the law he has the authority to close
down the plant until the safety ap
pliances have been Installed.
LOCAL MENTION
Farmer Powell I back from Port
laud. Henry Wlndom of Culver, I In
town thl week.
Hev. J. Anthony Mitchell of Bend.
wn In the city Tuesday.
Mr, deorge Osborn of Culver, Is
spending the week in town.
Willis Brown and wife of Helnler,
were In the city the first of the week.
Perry Bead of Culver, spent several
day In town thl week, returning
home yesterday.
Henry Cram wa an outgoing
passenger Tuesday In the auto lor
Portlaud and other points.
Mrs. May Itowan of Seattle, sister
of Mr. Frank Elklns, arrived Mon
day and Is visiting at the Elklns
home.
Prof. Ashbv nnd Max Hofer are
putting the finishing touches on
their ennva canoe. The boat came
"knock down" and the boy have
put it together at spare times. It is
a beauty, I 15 feet long and weigh
Gj pound.
Miss lolaT. Holdrege of Denver,
siieelul organizer for the Women of
Woodcraft, I In Prlnevllle. A
special meeting of Juniper Circle has
lieen called for Friday evening, when
Miss Holdrege mill lectnre, and other
Important business will lie consider
ed. All member are urgently re
quested to attend. Mrs. Ida B.
Mlllican, Guardian Neighbor.
Col. Belcher wa in town from
Bed in ond Tuesday.
K. E. Jones, the Howard sawmill
man was in town the greater part of
the week attending court.
Guy Lnfollette nnd wife leave to
morrow for Albany to attend the
grand lodge encampment 1. O. O. F.
Bnlph Jordan returned last week
from Portland where he accompani
ed his mother to a hospital lor treat
ment. Fred C. Stroud and Mr. Susie
Duncan of rrlnevllle were married
last Sunday, Justice Balpb Sharp)
otliclatlng.
The annual picnic of the student
body of the high school was held last
Friday at a grove on Henry Cram'
place up the Ochoco. The usual
pastime of young iieople' picnics
were Indulged in and a basket dinner
partaken of.
The grand ball given last Friday
evening by the Commercial Club wa
a pronounced success. While the
crowd wns not a record breaker the
hall was just comfortably filled w ith
dancer and the music furnished by
Morgfin's orchestra wns of the
highest order.
Forest Supervisor A. S. Ireland
and Kanger B. F. Johnson went to
Antelope during the past week to
hold a meeting with the sheepnun
who use range in the Blue Mountain
reserve. Another meeting for the
same purpose is to lie held at
Mitchell today and tomorrow, the
officers expecting to return home
Saturday.
LOCAL MENTION
Ora VanTosscl Is In town from
Madras today on business.
A marriage license has been Issued
to Lout II. Worley and Buth La
Roy of Itedmon.
John II. Lee and Miss Etta
Richardson of Madras, were married
the first of the week, Rev. I. D.
Brown, officiating.
Rev. Moore leaves today to fill his
regulur appointment at Fossil.
While away he will preach the bac
calaureate sermon for the Wheeler
county high school.
Judge W. L. Bradshaw, District
Attorney Fred W. Wilson and Court
Reporter D. S. Dufur left today by
auto for The Dalles after the ad
journment of circuit court.
The moving picture show will have
an especially Interesting program
for Friday and Saturday evening.
The subjects Include a cowboy ro
mance, and others equally as good.
During the past week the Emporium
has had a fine patronage and Mr.
Brosius is giving entire satisfaction
to the public.
T. J. Ferguson arrived home this
morning from a trip into Texas
where he went to look after the pur
chase of some real estate. Mr.
Ferguson bought some land in the
neighborhood of Houston, and
seems to be well pleased with the
result of his trip. He went south
through California and returned by
way of the Oregon Short Line.
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