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LOCAL MENTION
M. 1C, r.lllott itnd A. J. Nohle euli
Iiiivm ii new Overturn!.
(, A. ("Hue wna up (rum Lower
llrtdite over Ktindy.
Mm. Ii. F. Allen returned to her
home In I'ortlnnd Kutnrdny.
A. L, Mnrlutoah left tt Knturday
for lilt home tu I'ortltind.
Ktl llodaon Ml for Tits Dulles Hit
rtmt of the wwk (or another lUo
.Hi."
(', A. UlldirUt of I'miHn I. ft Mon
iluy In a new Overturn! cur of hla
lllMIU'.
t'omuttaloner 1L II. Hiiylty of IAtl
luw wiu bu.lneaa vlHlturtlio nrt
df the week. (
It. 8. t'Uini of lUrncs.'ta in the
city. He Im lit bonte "Yankee
ltoy" nt the Mit
I 8. I.i.iiti come In from lit
cuttle rum Ii on Frldity nn J left the
following ilny for I'ortlAnd.
SC. M. Urown left Rnturdny for
Madras and hliimlko on ImalueM
comnvti-d with tl? Ilowrtrd-Urowrn
company.
Mm. K. It. CiMiMr ami little lioya
left Suturtlny for North Ynklmit,
whore sno will vllt friends and rein,
ttvra for n. time.
K. Wagoner of ltidmond, win lo
town Hut urdny, Mr. Wujroncr la ho
rxitcrlencetl wcll-drlllcr who tin a
come to Crook county to make 111
home.
A. ft. Mlnkler and Pave (J rimes
fluUlii'iI ih'llrrriiiK the tunc lilncry for
IheHiinify anwmlll at the mllUlt
on Mill creek, Saturday, altera trip
of twelve daya from 8lmulko.
W. A. Honnely and wife of Mitchell,
are at the I'rlnevllle. Mr. Donucly
Judge Kill wan over from llend
In hla Ford Monday.
Dolly Hodges, of the poatottlce
force, luu lNen quite akk thla week.
11. I), and C. C. Duuhuui of Imt
are buy lug auppllea here thla week.
Junto V, (JlUhrlat, foreat guilrd
from raullna, la working In the
auoervlaor's olllce In Prluevlllc thla
week.
A Nunday School haa recently been
orgnulaed at the Moltltt achool bouae
at Powell llutUi. The achool atarta
with a meitibenihlp of thirty-five.
W. If. Keehn bought the realdence
lot formerly owned by L. Doonur on
the north aide of town Monday and
exprcta to build a cottage there next
full.
II. Turner bought the forty-acre
tract formerly owned by It. I Miller
on Mill creek, Saturday, and will
move hla family onto the place lu a
few day.
John Slu'iuore of llcnd waa In
rrliicvllle Monday. He la one of the
otdcat ecttlera lu the county, aud
homeateaded land near the preaeut
Bend towlialte yeara ago.
Mlaa Fay Ktewart of the Lower
McKay School, la entitled to be
placed on the county 'a roll of honor
for achool attendance. She haa been
neither ahaetit uor tardy for eight
month. Mlaa Christina. Ulbaon la
teacher. N
" A very pretty wedding took place
Hunday afternoon at the Preaby.
terlan intutKO, tu which U rover C.
Price of Prineville and Mlaa Jennie M.
IWunett of Harnea were the contract
ing partlea. . It waa a quiet affair,
only a few trlrnda being prencnt.
The llenderaon Investment Com
pany report JohiiKon'a aulKllvtalon
nractlrallr aold out. I'rlnevllle
iMiiuieiyi' - . , , . A .
repnwnta the foreat aorvlce at luw" i'"'!"-" " B ".....:..
Mitchell and rcporla everything pro- ftnd tht,,M? loU bve "ld Very
itivaalnc nicely lu hla Hue at that A"ot,K,r ,,,Jltl,m i"u,th oI l,e
,ftw, ,Juat cloned out will lie put on the
' . , , . . , market aoon.
Uimity Clerk Hrown la to havei
another book .typewriter for the J Mr. and Mra. John Sllvertooth
recorder dlvlnlon of hla onice, and , and 1). J?ooht formed an auto party
In the future two men will be that were coming to I'rlnevllle for
employed In the recording of hint rti- the ball gnmea Sunday. On the
menu. The work lu thla branch of wT ,u tl10 auto talh'd and Mr.
of the clerk olllce U three time Rwir atarted to a farmhouse for
that of a year ago, and forthepaat 'l'U. Suddenly the car BUrted and
fewwivkitwo nvordera have Ihvu neither of the remaining, occupanta
employed, one working until 5 p. m.
tho other beginning at Band work
ing until 10 p. tu.
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Do You Want a Car
Of coure you do,
Thfn buy a
I
Buick
You will not be disappointed.
J. A. MOORE, agent for Red
mond, Madras and Prineville.
Will demonstrate the car any
time. 519
knew how to atop It. In her fright
Mra. Sllvertooth Jumjied from the
car aud waa painfully Injured.
A trip through the Powell Butte
country Saturday allowed crop con
ditions to lie at their beat. Fall
sown wheat la In many places two
feet high and very thick on the
ground, while aprlngaown grain la
looking well. There la more water
lit the wella and springs In that
vicinity than there has been for
several yeara past, and the soil Is
very molat Jnt beneath the surface.
Some of tho best crops seen were
those of II. J. Edward, Matt
PlfLbntiirh. I). A. Yates, Guy Scars
and others. The potato crop lu the
dWtrlet will be up to Its uau.il excel
lence.
LOCAL MENTION
Mra. A.J. Kcoggln of Paulina, la
on the akk Hat.
Mra. B. F. Jones and Mrs. S.J.
Feaks left for Shaniko Thursday.
Dr. Marnh will leave Saturday for
Portland. He expects, to return In
the fall. ,
C. V. I'errln arrived Tuesday from
Shaulko with a load of furniture
for local merchants.
It. W. IirceMox and son have the
largeat . yield of lamba ao far re
ported thla apiing. They marked
out hi m be from ".'lie wee. Wbo can
beat It?
Emery A. Uolfo, editor of the Day
ton (Iowa) Review, pawned through
Prtueville en route to Murna Thurs
day, lie la looking over Central
Oregon with a view to Investing.
Norman ICaby, Uertrude Scbults
and Mr. and Mra. John Bolter and
children came over from Croaa Keys
Tuesday In their new Ford car.
They returned by way of Bend, Ited
tuood and Madr.as.
The parents and' sisters of J. S.
Fos will arrived In a few days from
Lee-da, England, and will make their
home In I'rlnevllle. .They bought
tlcketa from England to Shaniko
and will come directly through.
You are Invited to worship at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday,
May -a, 1910. At 11 a. in. the Sacra
ment of the Lord's Supper will be ob
served. 8 p. in. Regular preaching
servh-e. Subject, "Wireless Telegra
phy." Other services at the regular
hours.
The new planer and shingle mill
for the Btrdsong & Amnion saw
mill at Maury mountains was
brought In from Shaniko Monday.
They were forwarded to their dls
tluatlon yesterday. They will be
put In operation as soon as they
can be set up.
C. J. Johnson haa bought the lands
commonly known as the Castle ranch.
The tract contains almost 2000 acres
and lies Intact, in one of the best
cattle districts In the county. The
consideration was 7. 50 per acre or
a little over tU.000. Mr. Johnson
will move bis cattle to the new loca
tion next sprlug aud will make It his
headquatcrs for his large cattle
Interests after that time. The lands
were purchased from Shattuck &
Ogler who have used them for cattle
range for years.
T. II. Lafollett will plant two or
three acres of apple and other kinds
of fruit treea In addition to his
Powell Butte orchard In the near
future. There are some thirty acres
or more that are adapted to orchard
and will be planted gradually In
addition to that already bearing.
There are three large springs on the
place which will, with proper care,
provide ample water for the orchard
lands. The trees now beating are
loaded with fruit this year and a
good crop of all varieties is assured
M. L. Brown of Paulina Is In town
this week.
Chan. Moore of Lamonta, is visit
ing In town this week.
Chaa. Chrlatlanl and wife were in
town Tueaday on buslnesa.
Mlaa 1 1 awl Caldwell of Uend, came
over Sunday to root for Bend.
Mra. Frank Cox, who hod her leg
broken, Is able to be out again.
Mm. Win. Conglelon of Paulina la
visiting relatives here tbla week.
Miss Nora Russell of Lamonta, haa
been In town attending the races.
George Taylor and wife of Bear
creek, are In town this week oa busi
ness. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McMcen "of La
monta, were in town the flint of the
.week.
Minn Lixzte Smith of Redmond
came over Sunday to attend the ball
gami:s.
Mlas Clara Uealy of Lamonta was
In town the lirst of the week attend
ing the races.
Adrian Crooks left for his home to
day at 'Portland, after a brief vlalt
with relatives here.
Lloyd Cantrel and wife left Friday
for Bonaza, Oregon, where they go
to make thels home.
Roy and Dryden Rannells of Cllne
Falls came over Sunday, the latter
played ball with the Redmond team.
Mr. aud Mrs. William Young of
Redmond, came over Sunday to at
tend the ball game and root for their
home team.
There will be a meeting- of the
alumni of the Crook County High
School on Monday evening at Edna
Eites'. All are requested to be pres
ent, i
Mrs. Nora Palamountaln of May-
field, Calif., arrived last week after
an absence of, eight years and Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Young. '
Itoliert Kester's home became
f (Tightened at an auto and ran
away, the other night and threw
the occupants from the buggy.
Robert escaped unlnjutvd but his
companion did not fare so well..
A. J. Noble and' family will leave
Friday In their new Overland car
for Woodland, Washington. They
expect to vlalt many places of
Interest before returning home.
They will be absent about sljc weeks.
The M.N E, Church Choir recently
had some Improvements made to
the church platform, and to
raise the funds to pay tor these they
are hard at work practicing for a
musical which will be given ' on
Friday, J une SrtT a week later than
was , at first planned. The -
gramme will cousist of a great many
old familiar songs, both soced and
secular.
Keep Your Eye .
on the Comet
Ilalley'a comet haa passed the
earth and no vlalble effect was
noticed so far as the ordinary
observer could telL The best views
will be had In the evening, perhaps
the finest one on Monday next,
between nine and ten o'clock.
Tonight the comet will set at
at 7:40 and a poor view If any can
tie had. Keep a sharp lookout on
the following dates: May 20. 8:15
p. nr. May 21, 8:2j p. m ; May 22, :45.
p. in; May 23, total eel 1 pee of the
moon and a One view of the comet
between 9 and 10 p. m. May 24, 1050
p. m; May 23, 10:45 p. nr. May 29, 11:15
p. m; May 28, 11:45; May 80, 11:20 p.
in. Between May 22 a ad 29 fine
views are predicated after the moon
sets..
Union Church Services.
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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
County Official Paper. $1.50 per year
10 a. m., Bible School. 11 a. m.,
preaching. . Topic, "Paul the
"Booster." 7 p. m., Christian En
deaver meeting. Leader, Mrs. H. P.
Belknap. 8 p. m., preaching. Topic,
"Tbe Boy That Staid at Home," A
cordial Invitation to all. Come and
worship with us. C. P. Bailey, Pas
tor. . -
Goods for Sale.
Household goods for sale, also tent
and sleeping apartment. Inquire of
M. B. Hockenberry. 6-12
nn A rri II
i nere me i vio uasess
of Investor
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 hia pocket.
ANOTHER KIND
This kind hesitates while
prices advance higher and higher
out he, too, finally buys, because
the value of the investment
actually forces him.
Land Owners, Attention
If you wish to sell and your property U reasonable, list with as. We are
in touch with capital and are receiving many inquiries concerning raw and
improved farm lands in Central Oregon. - - -
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Prineville, Oregon.
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lumber worth 1 -i'MKlultvered on railroad right i
(if way i K'Hid local market. Price for plant, V,
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