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Stoves and Cooking Utensils
Groceries
We Carry the Most Complete Lines in Central Oregon
Fully Equipped Tin Shop and Plumbing Department in Connection
Our Motto: "SATISFIED CUSTOMERS"
We Make Good
Doors and Windows
Paints and Oils
Implements of all Kinds
The W. F. King Company, Prineville, Oregon
LOCAL MENTION
K. H. 'IVrrtll of O'Nell wtw n bust-iit-Hii
vlxltur Twndny.
I. W. Wooley of Mnrslmll-Wells
ItnrdwnreCo In In Owelty.
J. II. Ilnrveyot lU'iirrrwk wind
liiiMliutMt visitor the flrst ol t lit week.
U I. Kelly m ilit bl place near
Powell Unite Mondny, consideration
Mi-rrtl D. IUiihihI. the lorntor,
h it (or n IhimIim-m trip to Portland
Tuesday,
J. II. I Inner nrrhnMcd the Moore
iroNTt.r mi Mnln street Mondny (or
f :tMM) and will MTUy the premises
In Hut ( u (lire.
Mr. ltolxrton,o( tint I'nctflc HUles
Telephone nml Telcrnh Co., In a
IiiihIiuwm visitor thin week.
W. II. Mom nml O.ile Jones nre
ninoiiK thy tutor purclmser of lota
In Johnson's subdivision.
A. M. Ornke, Oeoriie I. Putnnm.
CH. Hudson and Frank IloU-rlson
n( lleud Attended the Hill banquet
Knturdny nllit.
Mr. Jnne Pwell returned Irotn
Kuircne the llrst ol the week where
she tins been vIhIIIiiic her luli t-r.
Mm. i:ivn Allen, the pnst winter.
W. It. Cnntrell' who Is working
for the lllnrk Hutte I.nnd and Live
stock Co., left yesterdny (or Dufur,
Oreiion, where lie will visit IiIm
limilly.
Miss Hrm-e Cyrim, her' mother,
Inter, nud brother Deun, pusncd
tUrotiKli Prluevlllo Tuesday on their
way to Snlem where they were called,
nit wltnewMni before the Ktnte Ilonrd
ol Control lu a water owe.
The M. K. choir In funking proKress
with their uiualcnle which will lie
given ou May 27. leeCrentn will be
served at the clone ol the program
by the young In d leu' class of the
Snndiiy school. ,
A letter from S. J. Ellison, genernl
pmutanger agent ol the Ureut North
eril Hull way. ntn ten t lint 7.1,000 copies
of a pumphlct descrtblnir some o( the
merlin of Central Oregon have lieen
printed mid circulated. He adds
that thin Im but their oiienlug gun In
a campaign of publicity that will
populate Interior Oregon with pro
gressive people.
BASE BALL
Sunday, May 15, 1910
You see three games for 50c
One game to be called at 1 0
A. M., another at 1:30 P. M,
and the third at 4 P. M.
The following teams will con
test for 1 st and 2nd money;
Bend, Redmond; Prineville
and the Never Sweats
A. I Mm Intosh In up from Port
land on business.
W. H, (button ( Fife In buying
supplies tlil week.
Mm Ktioch Cyrua of Hlsters Is visit
Ing (rlendi here thin week.
P. Chit wood and wife have gone
to Portland on a vhtlt.
J. N. Williamson bought a Htilck
auto from John Moore thin week.
Horn To the wife of Joe I. Mont
gomery at (irUxly, Saturday, a boy.
Mr. J amen C. Price of Kalem I
visiting her parent n, Mr. and Mr.
W. A. Ilooth.
J, W. Henderson of the Henderson
Investment Co. I up from Portland
al tending to land matter.
C. II. Foster ol Powell Hutte led
Monday lor ftuletu where be goes to
attend the Slate Orange.
Minn Klle Osborn haa returned
(mm Piillnmn, Washington, where
she ha been attending school.
Chns. Foster, Delia Foster and
I). P. Cook, all ol O'Nell were pnasen
gere on the Hlsters etage Saturday.
Otven Heard of Lake county Is In
the city till week. Mr. Heard re
port crois looking well out hi way
There Ima been an abundance of rain
till spring.
Ferd MoCallUter on Tuesday sold
3000 bunhel ol rolled wheat and bar
ley to Mr. ItolterU of Redmond (or
12.(15 a bunhel. Till I a record price
o far as 'we have been able to learn.
8. M. Scott hn bought the Mollne
Ave pmwauger auto from !. M.
Cornett and will put the car on the
road In conjunction with the Cornett
service (or the 'side trip' that are
frequent.
The Cornett Stage and Stable com
pany are making rtgtilar trip on
schedule time from Shaulko to Rend
through Prtnevlllo and Madras.
Seven passnnger car are used on
the run and excellent service Is given.
At the First Methodist church (or
Sunday the 1.1th: There will be
regular services at the morning hour.
The evening service will tie a union
service In behalf of the High School.
The sermon will lie preached by Itev.
C. C. Habbnge.
Miss Thursday Kent, teacher of the
lirey Hutto School, near Culver,
reports that Jessie Wlndom of her
school Is entitled to a high place on
the county's roll of honor. Miss
Jessie was neither absent uor tardy
for seven months. Who can beat it?
I'hlon Church Service 10 a, in. Bible
School. 11 a. in. preaching. Topic,
"The Costly Pearl." 7 p. m. C. E.
Society. 8 p. m. preaching. Topic,
"The Hoy that Staid at Home."
Come with us and we will do thee
good. C. P. Halley, Tastor.
P. Chltwood of Grlxsly was a
counny seat visitor Saturday. Mrs.
Chltwood, he says, was the first in
his section to get a glimpse of
Halley's comet. She got a flue velw
Inst Friday morning at 3 o'clock.
A numlier of Prtnevlllo people report
good view on Sunday morning.
LOCAL MENTION
Farmer Powell was a business
visitor from Portland Monday.
The Itye Oruss Ditch Company
held their annual meeting Saturday.
The recent rnln have delayed
tralllc. The farmers are all happy.
J. D. Combs of Paulina Is taking
In the races this week.
C. McPherson of Haycreek Is a
business visitor this week.
Win. Smeed and wife of Post are
attending the races this week.
W. It. Cantrell of SlHters left tor
Portland and Kalem Monday.
I. M. Mills of Paulina Is In the city
and "helped us boost" Saturday
and Sunday.
The Hill railway party were
delayed several hours at Honnyvlew
Monday because of auto trouble.
P. W. Zuniwftlt, Frank McCaffery
and C. M. Khret of Itedmond were
at the Hill banquet Saturday night.
W. H. Harney was a bustness
visitor Saturday. He Is preparing
to start his uew sawmill In a few
days.
Dell Calbreath and wife of The
Dalles came lu Thursday aud vlstd
with relatives and friends a tew days,
returning Wednesday.
C. H. Daly, the Hear creeV sheep
man, was In town Tuesday. He
report lambing well along and snys
he will raise a good per cent.
Mrs. Annie Glaise left today for an
extended visit In the Willamette Val
ley. She will visit relatives at Falls
City and Dallas.
Ward well Cram sold his residence
proHrty on the north side to F. A.
Howell Saturday and will leave
shortly for California, for the benefit
of his wife's health.
B. F. Cook of O'Nell suffered a
painful accldeut Saturday. His
team became frightened and ran
away dragging Mr. Cook by the arm
which resulted In a dangerous dis
location. Iilock and tackle had
to tie used In setting the Injured
member.
The Commercial ('tub announces
that It Is ready to pay Its subscrip
tion of (150 (or the Prluevllle-Hed-tuoud
road. This Is a direct road
that Is being built to shorten the
distance between these two points
and also, avoid the river bottom
where the roads get almost Impass
able at times.
K. D. Huston of Ashwood was In
Prineville Saturday. Mr. Huston
says that crops are looking fine In
his part of the country. Fruit out
his way has not been damaged by
frosts and a good crop Is practically
assured. This has been a great
lambing year, says Mr. Huetou.
Conditions were Just right.. There
will bo at least a 100 percent Increase.
Sheep shearing will begin about the
middle of the month. This Is going
to be a great year for Central Oregon.
You can sell anything and get top
notch prices.
Prince Stoats of Bend Is In the city.
J. H. Lister of Paulina Is In the
city this week.
Art Decker has been visiting In
town this week."
Mr. Casey, who has been sick for
sometime past, was moved home
Moudny.
Prineville Orange meets next Snt-
urday, May 14.
Dr. C. A. Cllne of Lower Bridge Is
In the city.
Frank Forest and Ferd McCalllster
have each ordered a Hulck.
Miss Mallei Wlndom of Culver is
visiting friends In town this week.
F.d Kannells and wife of Paulina
are visiting friends In town this week.
Madras beat Prineville a 10-6
game last Sunday at ttie lair
ground.
James C. Uilchrlst of Paulina In In
the city buying supplies for the
Gilchrist Bros, cattle ranch.
Mrs. J. N. Williams returned the
first of the week after a week's visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Cox.
Grandma Stewart, mother of D. P.
Stewart, left today for her daugh
ter's borne near Eugene.
Albert and Will Wurxweiler, owners
of the Long Hollow sheep ranch near
Lower Bridge, are at the Prineville.
Mrs. Dora Tetupleton and Mrs.
Julia McDanlel left today for Eugene,
where they go to attend the Retiekah
grand lodifc.
II. H. Humphery. one of the promo
ters of the Humphery -Gilbert
addition to the town of Laldluw, is
In the city on business.
Mrs. B. P. Zell.and children left
Wednesday for Poiueroy, Washing
ton, where they go to visit Mrs.
ZelPs mother.
Thomas Hoover and daughter
Wavle, left Monday for Carrollton,
Washington, where Mr. Hoover
will visit with a sister this summer.
M. B. Biggs received a pair of
milk goats from a firm in Austin,
Texas, and will try the experiment
of using them instead of milk cows.
The regular meeting of the Royal
Neighbors will lie held Tuesday,
May, 17. All members are requested
to be present as special busluess will
come before the lodge.
J. H. Gray and W. II. Huston
have been chosen delegates to the
I. O. O. P.. Graud Lodge which
meets at Eugene. They will leave
for that place Sunday.
Miss Mattie Wilson has given up
her Job at Hotel Prineville to accept
a life partnership In a home of her
own. Gook luck to her. We under
stand the happy event will take
place In a tew weeks.
Albert Reddlu Sweetser, A. M
professor of biology at the University
of Oregon, will deliver the address
to the graduating class of the Crook
County High School Friday evening
May 20. The exercises will be held
at the Club Hall to which everyone
is Invited.
Hodson & Smith sold a Reo "30"
to H. H. Davles of Bend, yesterday.
Next Sunday the baseball fans
are to be treated to three games.
One game In the forenoon and two
in the afternoon. Get an all-day
ticket and root for the boys.
After auditing the bill In connec
tion with the Hill banquet, the direc
torate of the Commercial Club And
that they have a few dollars, perhaps
(.10, to the good. And the banquet
was the best ever.
First Presbyterian Church, Sunday
May 15, 1910. Preaching at 11 a. m.,
and 8 p. in. At the evening service
the pastor will deliver the annual
baccalaureate sermon to the gradu
ating class of the Crook County High
School.
J. II. Cooper, brother of S. R.
Cooper of the Pioneer Cream Co., ar
rived yesterday from Washington,
and will take a position at once
with the creamery. S. II. Cooper
has bought the Interests of L. B.
Lafollette in the creamery and w ill
conduct the business In the future.
L. B Lafollette has taken charge of
the Lafollette alfalfa . ranch on
Ochoco.
Subscribe for the
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
County Official Paper, $1.50 per year
Motor Gasoline
AT
LONG BROS.
Opposite Poindexter Hotel
There Are Two Classes
of Investors
ONE KIND
This kind makes most money.
He invests in farm lands and
city property while prices are
low. Every advance in price is
that much money in his pocket.
ANOTHER KIND
This kind hesitates while
prices advance higher and higher
but he, too, finally buys, because
the value of the investment
actually forces him.
Land Owners, Attention
If you wish to sell and your property is reasonable, list with as. We are
in touch with capital and are receiving many inquiries concerning raw and
improved (arm lands in Central Oregon.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
Prineville Hotel Building, Ground Floor
Prineville, Oregon.
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