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Only Four Blocks From Main Street
All Lots Front on County Road
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Lots $110 to $125
$20 Down Secures a Lot!
Balance as Easy as Falling Off a Log
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Acre Tracts $300 to $400
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Realty Development Company
Room 10 Adamson Block
Prineville, Oregon
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1909.
Youngs Items.
The cold weather in so severe
that the Hchool here will be closed
lor a short time. Several of the
children are suffering from severe
colds and it is best to keep them in
for a while.
L. N. Young has sold his general
merchandise store and will go to
hit ranch about fivo miles away
from here. We have been unable
to learn the man's name who
purchased the store.
The wife and infant girl of Joe
Stewart are reported seriously ill
The mother waB better at last re
port, but the baby was no better.
Wm. Brownhill and Miss Mc
Donald went to visit friends in
Portland. When they returned they
notified their friends that they
were now Mr. and Mrs. Brownhill
and would be pleased to see their
old friends in their home on the
big plains.
Mrs. Akeyson has been quite
sick. Dr. Snooks of Madras was in
attendance.
The Thanksgiving holiday was
for two days in the school here.
Grizzly News.
. About eleven inches of snow has
fallen since Saturday.
Ernest McKenzie had his leg
badly injured the other day. His
horse fell on it. It will lay him up
for a few weeks.
Lumber hauling has commenced
again. The rain made roads im
passable but the cold weather has
again restored good wheeling.
JoeQuinnwasa Grizzly visitor
Thursday.
R. W, Bland and wife made the
county seat a visit last week.
Albert Cubbitt has moved to his
new home that was left him by
Mrs. McMeekin.
The school here gave a short
nrocram Thanksgiving. It is now
preparing for a Christmas tree.
Miss Vivian Allen, our teacher,
spent Thanksgiving vacation with
friends in Frineville.
R-v. Qeorge Ends of Lamonta
preached an interesting sermon to
the people of the community last
Sunday. -
Mr. Triplettand family were at
Prineville this week.
Frank Duchein took a merry
widow ride last Sunday, so it is
Baid.
"Greenhorn" was a little loo slow
in getting his items in last week.
A little more experience along
this line and he won't be so
"green."
Miss Mable Ray came over last
Sunday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Ped
Chitwood. ,
Miss Jane Hamilton has been
sick with the la grippe the last
week. Greenhorn.
ford or of Jeff rles fighting Kaufman
between now and then.
It Is further stipulated that train
Ing must begin at lenat 00 days be
fore the fight. Klve-ounce gloves are
to be used and the context ahull be
governed by straight Marquis of
QneetiHberry rules. The referee is to
le selected at least 60 days before the
content.
If Jeffries, Johnson, "Tex" Rlctard
and John J. Oleiutou, the laxt two
the successful bidders, cannot agree
on a referee, Jeffries and Johnson
each are to select two meu and from
these four Rlckard and Gleason are
to make any selection they desire,
The referee Is to be paid f 1000, the
contestants paying hlui two-thirds,
the promoters the balance.
Jeffries and . Johnson each have
deposited flO.000 as a forfeit to the
promoters If they fall to appear,
while Rlckard and Gleason have de
posited 120.000. to stand as a forfeit
in case they fall to stage the fight,
and to apply on the purse of ftOl.OOO
offered. Sixty days before the fight
Rlcknnd and Gleason are to de
posit an additional f:i0,000 of the
purse aud the remaining $51,000 48
hours before the contest.
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Millinery Clearance Sale
All kinds of Millinery at Greatly Reduced Price.
Special Bargains in Trimmed Hats.
MRS. ESTES,
g Corner Second and Main Streets, Prineville, Oregon.
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Jeffries-Johnson
Mill July 4th.
The Jeffries-Johnson fight tor the ' Dliea to the men.
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Deschutes River
Cleans Out Camps.
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The Deschutes river broke away
from its traditional evenness of
temper and became a raging torrent
last week getting out of its em
bankment and making things in
teresting in general for the con
tractors of the Deschutes Railway
and the Oregon Trunk Line. The
stream rose 10 feet in 24 hours.
Two camps belonging to Twohy
Brothers were swept away with
tents, bunk houses, supplies, in
fact, the camps were cleaned out.
One of Porter -Brothers' campp,
which is situated upon a higher
piece of ground, was entirely Bur
rounded by water and deserted
owing to the inability to get eup-
heavyweight championship of the
world will be fought in Salt Lake
City or vicinity of San Francisco on
July 4. Final articles for a 45-round
contest were signed by the principals
December 8 in a hotel at Hoboken,
X. J.
Neither of the contestants, accord
lng to the articles, may engage in
any boxing eveuts before the big
fight. This effectively eliminates the
possibility of Johnson meeting Lang-
At one of Tony Scarpelli's camps,
near the government dam site, the
river was out of its banks and a
rushing torrent. The Dalles
Chronicle. .
Fruit Trees for Sale.
Home grown one and two-year-old fruit
trees for biiIo.
Howard Spinlng, Bend, Oregon.
DECLARATION OF
PRINCIPLES.
Business Mens and Tax-Payers' Ticket.
We favor the enforcement of the Ordinances of the City " and
the Laws of the Stale.
We advocate the inauguration of a system of permanent
public improvement consistent with the City's growth and pro
gress. We favor the improvement of the City Park.
We are in favor of a City government conducted on busi
ness principles and an economic and judicious expenditure of
public moneys.
; We favor more comfortable quarters for the Fire Depart
ment, and equipment suitable to the needs of the Gty."
We favor such legislation as conduces to cleanliness and the
sanitary conditions of the City.
We favor a lax levy as low as good government, municipal
progress and enforcement of law will permit
Mayor, G. N. Clifton.
Councilmen, J. H. Rosenburr,
A. Lippman.
Geo. Storfcman.
Treasurer, Harold Baldwin..
Recorder, Clarence Calbreath;
Marshal. .W Kelso.
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