The most complete line of Farm Machinery in the County
Complete Line AH Sizes and Stylet
Wood Frame I Iarrows
Spring Tooth I Iarrows
Superior Grain Drills
Fanning Mills,6c Baggers
The well known Oliver and Canton
Plows in walking, sulky and gang
In an effort to keep pace with the many improvements in agricultural machinery, we are introducing every
season new types of implements that have been tried and found to materially increase the yield of the soil in other
sections similar to ours. This year we offer the Canton Alfalfa Harrow and a big assortment of Land Packers. In
packers we have the Dunham for light, sandy soil and the Campbell for heavier soil. These packers are designed
to conserve the moisture and to obtain the proper proportion of air and moisture in the ground and thus increase yield
Complete Line All Sizes and Styles
Peg Tooth Harrows
Disc Harrows
Wagon Scales
Feed Grinders
We are always pleased to show you
the goods whether you buy or not
CALL AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO SHOW
The W. F. King Company, Prineville, Oregon
LOCAL MENTION
Ilyron duly of I.nldhiw In In town.
John lirotvn of Culver wan In town
Wednesday,
Ir. lU'lknnp I eeeted home from
I'ortlitnil Kiitiinlny.
Henry Wlmlom was In town on
linsliiess Wwlniniliiy.
Ji'rry Ashey of I.amunla was In
town on liuslnes yesterday.
Mr. nml Mm. Kay Mac key were In
town on business tin II rut of the
week.
Mr. nml Mm. J. K. Whistler have
moved from The Hulk to rrlnevlllc
to live,
Mr. Mini Mm. C. N. Kltret nn.l Mm.
Norwood were visitor from lied
inond HiIm week.
Kegulur spring weather, The ther
mometer nt Wlunek's registered ffi
tlcgrws yesterday afternoon.
(iiHiric ItitniM'jr wim In from the
Mllllt-nn riinrli tlu llmt of tlio wwk,
lie report slock In kihuI rondiltoti
there.
Mr. tuiil Mm. J a mm Mcilun
moved to their homestead three
n I leu north of rrlncvllle tlx Inst of
thin week.
J. II. Zcvely of Howard was In
town tin flmt of ilio week. Mr.
cvely Iiiim nomt' II m property ho 1
offering fur null-. See hi advertise
tiicnt. v
Otto Orny passed through town
Wednesday on hi wny homo from
IimontA with n luim-h of cattle
which ho has Iwen feeding oil tho
Jesm Wliidom place.
Mm. llnich Lister U able to be
nrouml again.
Mm. Miry K, Ilrluk, who hit licen
on tho nick Hat, In convalescing.
W. I). Ilurncn of Lnldlaw was a
I'rliM'vlllo visitor yesterday.
0. A. Newblll of Urlixly wnn u
business visitor the flmt of the week.
John T. Kos of Kalcin ha bought
the Ucorge Hendricks pluce at I-n-itior.tfi.
The Presbyterian Christian Kit
ilonvor will give an Knster supper
ou Friday, March 25.
Mm. Ji'iinle Mullhollnni wn
operated on Muiiilny ly lr. Koscti
Isrg. She U now getting along
nicely.
Mm. J iiim Ynncey njtl son, War
ren hnve nn attack of (lie tunHllltU.
Itiith Iiiim recovered from a siege of
tho name 11ieue.
The Hoile of Prluevllle nml vicin
ity lire In v I toil to asocial dn nee In
Teuiplcton Hull, on the McKny, to
morrow (Friday) evening. There
will I good uiiiMle nml n Vood
supper.
Thomris Aldcrdyee of Culver wnn
In town Inst week. He expect that
Modioli to iiinko (Trent strides In
progress and In the Increase. In the
inrirkot viilue of rent estate during
tho coming year.
Mr. nml Mm. Wllllnm P. Thorp of
Iilillaw are MK'inlliig their honey
moon In rrluevllle. The young
couple were married liiMt Nunduy
nml wanted a little touch of metro
politan life In-fore wet UIiir down to
common ordinary humdrum cxlt
once.
4 l?4 7 ?4 $4 l?4 &4 7 7 4
St. Patrick's Day:
J Grand Ball J
,J WILL BE GIVEN IN THE CLUB HALL IN J,
PRI NEVILLE i
- Friday, Man 18
14
No efforts are to be spared in making this one of the
Afm happiest events of the season. There will be nothing JP
" lacking either in floor management, music nor in the
number of good-natured dancers.in attendance. Every
body is invited. St. Patrick drove the snakes out of 5
till 1" 11 1 .
Ireland, ana you can cmve away an your cares oy just
coming out and having a glad, joyous good time.
Kf i i If Kf If Kf Kf Kfi Kf
LOCAL MENTION
Logim Mci'hemon of I'owell Hutte
wiut In on litmlui'tm Weduonday.
Murnli Atilircy of I-iilillaw eiime
over on IiukIiichu Wednonday.
Orvll Davlnon of l ump Cwk wim
it liualnetm vlnltor In rrlnevllle Tutu
day. Pick Mullhollnni! of Hear Creek
came to Prluevllle on biiMlnem Mon
day.
The little frlonilH of (Jlenn WIImod
Knve him a hlrthday Murprlwo hiHt
Hiiturday.
KlU-rt nnd Clmrlon Iloimton of
Ilonr Creek w ere bUHlnen vlnlloin In
town tliln week.
Mr. nnd Mm. Henry KdwnrdM were
In town Weiliunday from their home
nt Powell lluttow.
Don't forift't the Ktmtor mileElven
by the LiuIIcm' Aid of the MethoillHt
church on March !'.
Mm. Ooldu FurKiioHiin, who han
leeii vIhIHiiic ri'liitlven In town the
pant three weeka, returned to her
home on Wear Crei'k Tuemlay.
Prof. AMhbrcameln hint Thurmlay.
He Im now with the Oregon I.lfu ln
miraiice Company nnd In working In
the Intercut of hi" company In thin
Mcctloii. If you iii-eil ntiythtiiK In hiM
line you will And him very courteous
mid ohiltclntf.
Rev. W. F. Hnrir, former pimtor
of the ProMbytcrlun Church nt thin
place, now Sunday School MIkkIoii-
ary of the Pendleton prettbytery, will
preach next Sabbath at both morn
ing nnd evening; nervlee. t om
muiilon after morning wrvlce.
The regular minimi bunliieM meet
ing of the rivubyterlnn cliun h wn
hold liwt Friday evening. Itev. U. F.
llarKT ncted an moderator, The
main biulnewi of the evening wan to
call Itev. Wiibbldge to Ix-eome the
permanent pantor of the church. ,
The "W club, met hint Friday
ftftornaoii with Mm. John Comlm.
The hand painted china plate wan
won by Mm. Oncnr Hyde. A lunch
ofmoiiKHonnd nut cake wan served
by the hoHtoK. The club then ad
journed to meet In two weeks with
Mm. Doonar.
(leorge Wiley and John Pickett
were In from Newnom Creek the first
of the week. They report that all
the stream In that pnrt of the
country are very high, llock Grade
on the Paullua roud wan about ten
feet under water Tuesday and travel
Is almost Impossible.
A very pleasant afternoon was ipent
last Friday at the regular meeting ot
the Ladies Aid of the Fresbytorian
church, at the home of Mre. May
Wigle. Mrs. HughLiBtor wag guest of
honor, it being the laist meeting before
the expiration of her term as president.
In a contest called a "Kitchen Shower"
Mrs. Winnek rect iyed Bret prize and
Mrs. Balfour the " booby" prhe. A very
choice lunch of chicken pie, pickles and
coffee wa eerved.
LOCAL MENTION
Wllllnm mid Frank Hmead came In
Wednesday from their home on
New-Mom Creek.
Mr. mid Mm. Frank Hoffman
moved to their ranch ten miles up
Crooked river Wednesday.
Mr. and Mm. Marlon Mayfleld will
move to their home In J uuler can-
yon the latter part ot this week.
Ollle Alllnghnm and family of
Prluevllle went to the Ulnck Butte
Land & Livestock ranch Wednesday,
where they" will stay this summer.
Services at the Christian church on
Sunday, March 6, at 11 a. in. nnd j
7:30 p.m. Subjects, "New Wine" In j
the morning; In theevenlug "Apollo." i
The teacher's training class at 3:00 p. I
in. All are Invited to all of the ser
vices. ' C. T. lladford, minister. j
The president of the E. F. V. W.
Class wishes to announce that there
will be no meeting on Saturday,
March t'th. but an Important meet
ing will lie held March 12th at the
home of Miss F.diia Kstes. All inein
Itora are requested to lie present nt
that time.
Price Bros., who last fall conducted
the sale of a bankrupt stock In
Prluevllle, have returned nnd will
open a "lertunnont store In the same
quarters occupied by them at that
time. The store will le opened
Mnrch 15. The building is now
undergoing preparations for the new
stock.
G. Springer of Culver came over
Tuesday to get the silver cup nnd
ribbons won by Crook county at the : to the UUison ranch north of town.
Billings dry farming congress Inst
Creed Trlpplet of Bend enme over
In a new Maxwell car Tuesday.
County court is In session with
Judge Kills and Commissioners Bice
and Bailey In attendance.
It. V.Jenkins from the Opal Prairie
country was In town Monday. He
started from borne with a load of
wheat but the roads were so muddy
he had to leave his load on the way
and proceed with a light rig. Bunch
property is changing ownership very
fast In his part of the county. In
speaking of the wheat market In
Crook county Mr. Jenkins says that
I). F. Stewart of the Prineville Flour
ing Mills has done more for the far
mem of the connty than any other
man. Mr. Jenkins Is always pleased
to market bis grain at Prineville.
C. L. Hoborts and Mr. Clemtnens-of
Paulina nrrived In PrinevUle Tues
day, returning home from a trip to
Portland and other points on the
west side of the Cescides. Mr. Clem
n ens stopped at Portland bnt Mr.
Huberts went as far south as Ash
land. They drove their own rig to
The Dalles and were able to get
home regardless of the washout on
the Columbia Southern. The roads
from The Dalles are reported to be In
a frightful coudition due to the
heavy freighting of supplies for the
railroad camps. It took these
geutlemen four days from The Dalles
At the First Methodist Church for
Sunday, March 6: The subject for
the morning hour will lie, "The Word
as a Lamp to the Path of Life." At
the close of this service the ordinance
of baptism will lie administered.
The subject for the evening will be,
"What is Our Duty?" Special music
at both services. Strangers always
welcome. J. D. Iewellen.
Ralph L. Jordan and Mm. L. E.
Jordan, his mother, came over from
Prineville lust Sunday, and visited
here a couple of days. Mr. Jordan
is one ot the partners In the Arm of
Llvely-Jordan-Lunlus Co. of Prine
ville, the well known mercantile
house there, and Is a pleasant gentle
man to meet. Both he and his
mother were well pleased with their
visit here, and left for their home
LOCAL MENTION
Don Steffa of Bend is a connty seat
visitor this week.
Born February 27, to the wife of
C. D. Calbreath, a son.
II. II. Hawley of Paulina came
down the first of the week and la
spending several days with Mrs.
Hawley. He says the roads are in
bad shape and that passengers on
the stage have to walk most of the
way.
A. W. Boycecame up from Madras
on business last Tuesday. He was
accompanied by one of the engineers
In the railroad work there. Madras
Is very lively at present he says, and
much building will probably be done
taking with them pleasant recollec- ns soon as the roads get In shape for
tions of Laidlaw and her ieopIe.
Mre. Ralph L. Jordan remained here
to visit several days. Chronicle.
Warren Yancey was accidentally
shot through the leg, above the knee
last Friday. He and four compan
ions were out huntlnir and not find
ing much game concluded to shoot
target. The boys were blazing away
when the 22-caIibre rifle In the bauds
of George Mi tigers went off accident
ally. It was pointed toward the
ground In the direction of Yancey.
The bullet struck him just above the
knee In the fleshy part of the leg. It
ranged downward nnd passed
through the leg. No bones were
broken and Dr. Kosenburg reports
the boy ns doing very nicely.
hauling lumber
terlals from the
and building
sawmills.
Troubles never come singly, they
say. D. F. Stewart probably real
izes the truth of the adage by this
time. He no sooner got the break
repaired In the mill race of the Prine
ville Flouring Mills than about forty
feet of the dam In the Crooked river
went out This makes it very bad
for the miller, as well as the con
sumers of bread. With a short
stock of floor on hand and water so
high that repairs are Impossible on
the dam makes the outlook for
grinding rather dubious. Mr. Stew
art may build his ditch a mile fur
ther up the river and take his supply
from the Irrigation dam.
fall. The troubles will be placed on
exhibit at Madras for a time so that
people In search of homes can see
what this country can do when
thrown Into competition ngnlmt
nil coiners.
Last Friday little F.rma Ix-hrmnn,
had the painful accident of having
the end of her forefinger cut off Just
nbove the first Joint nnd the second
finger nearly severed. The child fol
lowed her mother to the cellar and
took hold of the door In such a way
j that it fell ou her fingers. Although
tne forefinger hung only by the skin
It was Immediately replaced and the
doctor thinks It may possibly knit
together.
Lewis Wylde, who bought the
D. 11. Rogers property near Madras
for frvOO. says that he is the sole
owner of the trnct. A Madras paper
stated that four others were finan
cially Interested bnt such Is not the
case. Neither Is Mr. Wylde a Sulem
man. ns repolnu: by the Pioneer.
He conies from Ovid, Colorado. Mr.
Wvhle Is the typo of cltUen that
Crook councy Is always glad to wei-
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