Superior Grab Drilk
Before you decide on the new grain drill see the Superior
at Kings. "The Name Tells a True Story."
The W. F. ICing Company
(Incorporated)
W.F.KING J.GERARDO RR.LAKIN
C E. SMITH
LOCAL MENTION
ltitlh Jordan Mt Tiiewdity for
1'urtlmiil.
Mm. It. V. Miller ha mo veil In
from I'imI toniil tlio winter,
Mr. J. II. Ilnner arrived homo t4
ilay from Iter trip to I'urtlaud and
Neattle.
A marring llci'iiMv ha lieeii tamed
to Karl Kenton nul Mix tiara
Wood ul Itedliitilld.
Attorney H. 1 Kwon returned
Hundny from a liiiHlne trip to l'ort
Intid mid other valley point.
Mr. niul Mm. V. M. Chrhminu l
Sliver Iake ihiiuhhI through town
yenterday mi their way t l'ort In ml.
Mm. M. K. Htearu In eieeled home
from KiiKenu went Saturday, where
iihtt ha Ihi'H vMUiiji relative anil
friend for tlm imt month.
" Uimkiic Howard, nianauvr of the
I). I. & I'. Co., punned through 1'rlue
vllle Wednesday to I Vend, returning
from 1'ortlaiid.
Foreat Hupervlnor A. K. In land ha
returned home from rortlund, where
he ha bevn amIh11iii In the olllee
work at the forettt headquarter for
the pimt U week.
Collide Htroml returned from Port
land yetrdy evening with a lino
new neven-piuteiiKer IN pe. Toledo
car, whlih he will put Into livery
errlro out of I'rlnevllle,
Mm. tlantU. Khmoii, a prominent
llllile-achoul worker, of l'ortlniid,
w ill occupy tho pulpit nt Jtlt Chrl.
tlan church Wiiudny tnornlut; at 11
o'chH'k. In the evening, the piwtor,
CIum. T. ItadtorJ will preiu li nt -M.
All are Invltetl.
,Wiu. A. 'Dnlxlcl, deputy roiu
niliwloner nnd factory liiNector, I
mnkluR lil regular round of In
upectlou In thl part of hi dlatrlet.
lie encountered noun utortuy
weather on thin trip. Ilemi.v there
wm a, foot of Hiiow on the mimuilt
uf the Uliie Mountain where he
crimwd on hi wny here. Mr. ItaUlel
left today for tlrlxidy to liwiH-et the
mill at that place.
TURKEY
SHOOT
Sunday, Nov. 21
at Vanderpool
Field.
Don't Miss It
Archie To well I here from Madra.
MIh (', Cook of Kiwland I In the
city.
(. It, Orny came In from hi ranch
at Pimt Monday.
MIk I. Illti' Knox of Pot wn In
tho city hint week vhtltlnu.
Mm. Mlnule Itay of raultnn I In
tho city, the gucMt of Mm. Win. Pol
lard. Ml Kffa IoIi1h I M'uillug the
week nt tho homo of her parent up
Ochoeo.
Mm. Minnie Itarlier, a former rel
dent of rrlnevllle, wn viIlliij
friend here lat week.
Oeorgo II. KunncII tarted hint Fri
day (or Taoiua, taking with Idiu a
carload of home, for the market.
(). (I. Collver, potniuter at Cul
ver, wn called to Portland liuttweek
to npHar a a wltne before the
federul court,
John It. Luckey ha bought Home
lot near the high m liool anil will
erect thereon a neat little cottage
which will lie khmipIhI by Iewl C.
Morgan.
Married: Keely MeMiiger anil
MImm Clara Montgomery were roar
rlcd nt the homo of the bride' par
ent on Crooked Klver lut .Sunday,
November II.
Kcquctft are made for another five
hundred party. The lat one iclveu
by the ladle of the Auxiliary wa )
pleiumnt that another I detrel. In
fiu-t It hn Uvn MUKi(et'il that It
would be a Rood thing to meet once
a month during the winter and In
dilltre In thl popular pantline. Ict
a hear from the ladle.
iHiucnn Macleod ami Chnrle
(irave of I'rlnevllle came down to
Madra Sunday In tho Pulndexter
nutu' Mr. Miu leod will plat the land
he recently purcluwed from J. C.
Waymlre, and Hurveyor Urave will
commence the work of platting It In
a few day. Thl I a nicely located
piece of property and will make an
attractive addition to the town of
Madra. Pioneer.
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At the Fleet Methodist church Run
day, Nov. 21xt; Sunday echool at 10
a. m.; preaching at 11. The subject
will lie "Co-operative work and mic
cch," The Junior league meeta at
3 p. m. The Fpworth liCiiKiie will
hold It nervlce at (MO. Pri'iuiilng at
7::!0, the eubject will tie "Some
thought from the life of a great
ChrlHtlau." Tho choir will ftirnlnh
iuuhIc for the nervlce. A cordial
welcome to the etranger.
There will be a Hpeelal program nt
the moving picture ehow all thl
week.' T. J. Oodfrey and wife have
combined force with Mr.' Broslu
and nre prcHcntlng special vaudeville
act and Illimtrated eong sung by
Mr, tiodfrey each evening. There
will be a change of program Friday,
Sunday aud Tuenday nights. The
hoiiHe was packed hint night. There
haa been no advance lu the price of
ndtulMxIon, 15 cent ua uhuuI. I!c
aldea the upeelal font urea tho regular
moving picture part of the program
1 carried out.
LOCAL MENTION
Oliver Adam I now employed In
the Flmt National Hank. ;
Horn: Sunday, Novemlier 14, to
the wlfo of Knm IU-y nold, a girl.
U. H. ItiiHhncll, wa In from Id
ranch at Hear Creek the flmt of the
week. ' -
Ivan Hale wa lu the city thl
week from hi home In the "Culver
dlHtricL ,
County Clerk Warren I'.rown ar
rived home from Portland Tueday,
having Wn aummoned a a wltne
before the federal court.
Jo. (1. llnimtou, promoter of the
Opal City towUMlte wa In I'rlnevllle
Monday, and any that a large pro
portion of the lota In the new city
have been aold oq reaervntlon, the
t minder to bo made when the
platting ha been completed which
will lie lu a few day. The railroad
aurvey for the electric line to Prlno
vllle la to lie commenced the flmt of
next week.
Tho director of tho Squaw Creek
Irrigation Compauy met at the
court houe laat Thumday. The
following were elected director:
Will Wurtweller, Ed Slayton, It. A.
Ford, Thomna Arnold, Joe Hownnl.
After tmnxnctiiig routine bnwluewi
the following ofllcera were elected:
Will Wurxweller, prealdent; Joe How-vlce-prHldeut;
Ed Slav ton, aecretary;
It, A. Ford, treanurer. The meet lug
adjourned until tho regular meeting
lu March.
A pretty home wedding took place
at the reHldenee of Mr. and Mm.
Tho. Balfour at Prlnevllle, Sunday
evening nt 0 o'clock. The contract
ing partlca were two of Crook
county' CMtlmable young people,
Mi I Tlllie FIkcIi of Madra and
Mr. Bruce B. Balfour of Fife. The
ceremony wa very pretty, the ring
ceremony lielng uaed and wna read
by the Itev. Clnremout C. Babbldge
of the Preabyterlan church. Follow
ing the ceremony the wedding party
attended ecrvk-en at the Preaby terlan
churdi, after the nor vice they ad
journed to the Hotel Prlnevllle where
all partook ot the wedding dinner,
lion voyage.
Secretary M. E. Brink and Jack
Summers have commenced the work
ot collecting and arranging a periua.
nent exhibit of Crook county pro
duct nt the Commercial Club, and
Judging from the atnrt made, when
the dlxplny la finlxhed nnd additions
made from time to time, the "boomer
club" of Prlnevllle will be aide' to
how vhiltore an exhibit that will
not only netonhih them aa to the
euperlorlty of Central Oregon pro
ducta but on account of the dlvemlty
of Boll and climate a well. It la
the Intention to apuro no palna to
make the allowing a splendid one,
aud parties having apeclmena which
are worthy should communicate
with Mr. Brink or Mr. Summers,
who will no doubt lie glad to re
wive the naalstnuce of every resident
In tho county. ;
Ml Hattk-qulnn of O'Nell. vhilted
In town the flmt of the week. Mla
Qulnn recently returned from an ex
tended vllt to Loon Lake, Waah,
Walter Snodderly and family re
turned to I'rlnevllle from Hhalko
lost Sunday and will make their
home here. Mr. Snodderly ha lieen
employed at the railroad termluua
for the past several month.
. On Tueedny evening a reception
will be given for the new member at
tho Preabyteiian Church. A good
program will be furnished. Member
of the Church and congregation and
thoite Interested are invited to
attend. ...
McLaughlin Elected
City Recorder
Earl McLaughliu wa elected city
recorder at a special meeting of the
council laxt Tuesday evening, to till
the vacancy caused by the resig
nation of M. I). Powell. The re
corderahlp was the only buslneaa
brought up. There were two candi
dates, lick Breeso and ' Earl Me
Laughlia and the two were voted
upon by ballot. All six of the coun
ctlmen were pr.xent and the ballot
resulted In a tie, each candidate re
ceiving three votee. Then Mayor
Stewart need hla prerogative of
casting a deciding vote, which be
did In favor of McLaughlin.
- Prlnevlllo has had four city re
corders this year. C. L. Shattuck
waa elected last December, but after
a few months service resigned. M. II.
Bell waa chosen by tho council, and
died while holding ofllce. Then Mr.
Powell wa requisitioned Into ser
vice aud he also resigned. Mr. Mc
Laughliu will eerve the unexpired
term, or until the man elected at the
regular city election to be held De
cemlier 20th qualities. Even with all
this force Mayor Stewart waa at
one time compelled to act In the ca
pacity of recorder during the year.
Mr. N. II. Lemon, who haa been
nursing Mr. White, left Sunday for
her homestead near Culver, where
she will spend the week.
Sunday morning at the Presbyte
rian church the pastor will preach to
the Sunday school. It wiil be In the
nature of an Illustrated sermon, the
school furnishing the music for the
occasion. Parent, and friends es
pecially Invited to this service. In
the evening the subject will be, "Up
a Tree and Down Again." The
cbolr will furnish special music at
this service. Orchestral music will
lie furnished during the evening.
Everybody welcome; all seats free.
Keep Out The Cold.
For weather ettipa to keep out the
cold, go to A. IT. Ltppraan 4 Co.
Notice M. W. A,
Members ot Prlnevllle Camp Xo.
95C5 Modern Woodmen of America
are requested to be present at their
next regular meeting to be held at
8:00 o'clock p. m. on Monday, Nov.
22nd, 1900, at their regular meeting
place, as some Important business
will be transacted.
Ray V. Constable, Consel.
C. C. Hrlx, Clerk.
Quality
Is what the careful buyer in
vesligates when purchasing jew
elry or watches. We eland be
hind the quality of everything
we sell we guarantee it to be of
the quality we represent it to be
P1387
WATCH REPAIRING
W. FRANK PETETT
Jeweler & Optician
Prinerille, Oregon
Lost Watch and chain between
Jaa. FauirUt's and Prlnevllle. Gold
hunting case, bird on one aide.
Double lapped gold link chain, silver
half moon Slide, with stare on. No
bar on chain. Reward for return to
this office. 3t 028
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$
5
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New Millinery Display
Show all the best late Fall and Winter Hats.
All the latest styles. My stock la complete,
beaut iful hats in our enlarged quartern.
Call and see these
MRS. ESTES,
Corner Second and Main Streets, Prineville, Oregon.
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What's the Use of Going to
the Trouble and Expense of
Cooking ,
Thanksgiving
Dinner
When you can have It served in
thoroughly tirst-class style at the
Hotel Prineville
StnJ from 5:30 till 7:30 P. M. '
D. P. Adamson & Co
Maktri Grab Cairc
ScImI BmIi
Caacri SappIWi
V Jtwthy ?
W.D Parw '
DRUGGISTS
Musical bitraacat
UwMjr't CaaJic
Statieacry
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GOOD people remember, Christmas is near at hand,
i We have a new line of Holiday Presents in our store
consisting of Fancy Boxes of all kinds, Post Card Albums,
Pyrography Outfits, Leather Goods, Watches, Chains, Rings,
Broaches, Clocks, Columbia Phonographs and Industructable
Records.
A fresh line of Lowney's Candies just arrived.
0. P. Adamson & Co.
DRUGGISTS
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Our Canned Goods Specialty
"Royal Club"
iiilDliEililli&iS
Jo Eo Sfewart tk Co Fancy cve Appics !
Mince Meat Time
Mince Meat Time. In order to. insure the best results one must
have the best of everything in making. We have everything
needed in the grocery line and at prices that will be a saving
to you.
Currants
Raisons
Citron
Orange Peel
Cove Apples
Spices of AH Kinds
" Sweet Apple Cider
Boiled Apple Cider .
Cider Vinegar
Welch's Grape Sauce.
Heinz Products
Every one knows what Heinz goods are. They are famous the
world over. We have the following in stock:
Heinz Queen Olives r Heinz Apple Butter , Heinz Stubbed Olives
" Tomato Catsup " Baked Beans . , " Tomato Chutney
" Sweet Gherkins " Pearl Onions . " Mandalau Sauce
" Sauer Kraut " . Chili Sauce " Horse Radish
Olive Oil
Worcester Sauce
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Sweet Pickles in bulk
Try our Royal Club Catsup, it's simply Delicious Made from Whole Ripe Tomatoes
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