Crook County journal., June 30, 1910, Image 5

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Oil Stoves
Oil Stoves
Oil Stoves
Hammocks
Hammocks
Our large and complete stock of 1910 New Perfection Blue-Flame Oil . Cook
Stoves have just arrived and are being rapidly placed "in homes that desire a
smokeless, cool and sanitary kitchen. With the assistance of a New Perfection
you may bake bread, roast meat, boil vegetables or heat flatirons without the
unnecessary trouble of building a hot fire. They are easy to manipulate, inex
pensive to operate, easy to keep clean and are free from danger.
These stoves are placed on trial with a guarantee to satisfy the most exacting.
Just the thing for your summer kitchen. Try one.
Be comfortable during the hot weather.
Nothing better for that tired feeling than a good
Hammock. We have them from $2.50
to $7.50.
Order one with your New Perfection and
make life worth living for the women folks.
The W. F. King C ompany , Prineville, Oregon
LOCAL MENTION
Mr. IMytti O'Ki lly h it vmtiTilny
fur Slmtilku,
Jinli II. C Kill wna over (rum
Iti'licl Miillllliy,
I". II. Wiitln ol TIh' HhIIm, wim In
l'rlni'Vllli! tin' Hint nt tlm wii'k,
Arthur Clotlilvr niul fiimlly wir
In tin' city truiii I'lirtlmiil tin- II rnt of
llu wiTk.
II. I'. Join', I lny K. Dolmon niul
II. II. KpIhhi it lU'ilinoinl wt'iv In
l'rlni'Vllli' Twaility.
O.C. t'lnypoiil nml family inovi'il
to tlii'lr liummtrml aoulli ol l'rliii'
vlllu tlio flrt ol tint wwk.
A nmrrluuM llceuxa wna ImikhI
Moiiiluy to Thulium II. Wall unit
All Miililti Turnliy, both ol lli'inl.
Julm Uiiiu ol lliiruin, i-nino In the
Unit ol tlin wit'k to uni t lila Muter,
Mr, l'lii'lfrr, who him n-iit tint win
ter In AUiittiy.
Cohiinliiiii Jolilimui will leave lor
IiIm Ih'itr Crii'k rmii'li In n few dayii.
lie enrtn to Im'kIii having there
tin till It It lit llext week.
J. W. Htt-wnrt lui tuvepteil II n
kIIIoii with the ('. W. KlkliiN Co., it ml
will Imy pri)K-rty nml Im-nte here
periiuiiieiitly. Mr. Slewurt coiiien
here Iruin .Spukiuie.
'I'Iib i-lilltlrt'ti i( I. II. Myer ol I'oBt,
nune In the Ural of the nwk frnm
Mt. Angel, where they Imve hwn nt
teinllliu acllool. They wrre fleeolll
punleil home Iruin 1'rlueVlllM by their
lini li', lieori Myrr.
Ituy It. HowHrJ write from Port
land Ihut heexiev'tN t make n trip
coverliiK the tmwt IntereHtlii); pnrtM
of Centnil Ori'Kon by bleyele during
the next, x wwka. Ilo will trnvel
over tint line of propimet milwnyii
ami will touch thin point In ulioiit a
month. He will tnku many photo.
ttrnpliN nml write innterlnl f, r
nevVrnl I'lirtlmiil huiI other publl
rut hum.
Votem nri' n'uliitiirliiK very Hlowly,
only forty -two nntiie helni: on the
roll nt. the cuiirllinuHO Tmwhiy. (if
Hume that hnvu nKlKtertil tuenty
are replililleiilii', lilmtii'ii ilemiMTHlii,
two inclallMU ami one (Ii-hIiciiiiUmI
III poll lien an linlepeiiilent. Hooka
for the reKlHlriiilon of vol em In all
the outlying piivliirta will lie wilt
out UK aoou iw they lire pri'pareil by
the clerk. They will lie openeil on
July ft.
Dr. R. D. Kelckm
Chiropractor and
Mecliano-Therapisl
Kooim 1(1-17 Ailaimoii Iiuililing,
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i riiicuiuc, vsregon
Itoy Newell of llaycnvk, km In
the city Monday,
W. K. Iliirht-r of Ilnycnvk, wua In
the city Tuemlay.
Henry Mckett of llnrtie wna buy.
Itiir mippllea hero Moinlay.
Mm, A. II. I.lipinan nud Alinn left
Tuemlay . morulntf for a vlnlt at
Paulina.
t'harle Durbln of Aliteloie came
In the limt of the week lu lilt new
Franklin car.
Calvin MorrlM and Arthur L. Hen
uett of Harm, were In I'rluevllle oil
liunlnii.ii Monday.
MIhk Kvii Hinlth ri'tnrned the flrat
of the week from Hum where ahe
him lieell Mll'llllltf acllool.
I Melt Vnmlervert returned from
KiiKene the II mt ol the week and will
iiinke hla home In Crook county,
Minn Malile Kmltli left yenterday
for The Dalle. Khe him beeu vlalt.
Inn Mlaa Kilra WllllntuMon for the
pant few week.
J. II. Arnold, lately of ( hata
lioona, Tenn., ban aciepted a po
Hltloti with the I. L, & V. Co., an
eimlni-er nml clectrlclau.
Charle I.lllard and family and W.
0. Cecil", two clnuuliter piiMHed
through l'rliirvlllu Hiinday en route
to the Cecil ranch, Harney county,
for a vacation.
I. S. Ilnmlllon, who baa been
working with a rluhuof-wny crew
near UuhIiiiiiI came buck to rrinevllle
a few day iijio. Ill crew wim laid
off In conjunction with tlu irnt of
the railroad men nouth of Ite.'d.
N. H. Sanbornu him bought the nt
Hlrnct und IliKiirnnce bualliiD of
J. I.. McCulloch and will continue
liulneK8 In the name location wcu
pled by lilin. He may ndil real entate
later. Mr. Sniiborne In an attorney
nud will have hU law olllou In the
name bulldliiK.
W. II. Klrkham brotiKht six
htiUchfH of lettuce to the Journal of
fice Saturday, each bead ol which
meimiired u foot acruB and Hlood
irtx lucheH IiIkIi. They were of the
Ulant White nud Toinmybawk va
rlethu. The wj'd wiih planted In the
tlrHt part of May and the planU
were gatheri'd ou June 21.
At the FlrMt MethoilUt church July
3d, The morning mibject will lie the
name an nmiouuccd for limt Sunday.
The one for the evening will be, "The
Coming of the Settler, and How
shall We Itecelve lllui?" Ouod
mimic. A wclconio for the tra;iKr.
The church In two blocks eimt ol the
I'l lnevllle hotel.
('utility Superintendent Ford him
Imh'ii appointed chairman of the
Crook County Central Committee
by the State Central Committee,
lly virtue of the appointment Mr.
Ford In conferring with the precinct
committeemen with the view of get
ting together to delect delegate to
the iiNnembly. He Iiiih net July 5 at
10 n. in., iih the time for holding such
meeting and the club mount of the
I'rlnevillu Comiuerchil Club an the
place.
LOCAL MENTION
Mr. John O'Kclly of Culver, !
vUltlng relatlvea here thin week.
Colonel Draper left the flint of the
week for a vwlt to bin children In
Cr.lllornla.
J, N. HunU'r and W. It, StnaU of
Iteiid, were lu i'rluevllle ou biulnenii
yeHtrday,
I'Uher C. Logan of llnrne, won lu
the city Motiday. buying mippllin for
hay harvent.
Mlei Nellie llnlley came in on Mon
dny'a tagu to upend the uininer
with her pnreiitM. "
K. K, Trultt aud C. M. Hall of
Auburn, Wanh., are looking over
( rook couuty for InvcNtiuenU.
David l'lckett rturncd the flmt of
the week from Eugene where he ban
been attending the I'nlvernlty of Ore
gon. Kdgar tinmen, who baa been go
ing to the 1,'ulvernlty at Eugene will
Hpend the nummer la I'ortland,
where be In employed.
Andrew Noble and family have
returned from their trip to Wood
laud, Wanh. Mary (ileun, a niece,
came back with them to vlnlt rel
atlvea. Married Sunday, at the home of
the bride' mother, Mm. L. Dllllon,
Mr. A. 0. OlmnU-d and Mr. Frankle
Ixdiruian, The cereuiouy wan read
by Hev. f. C. llabbldge.
Work will coinmence on the new
UaptlBt church an noon an the con
tract can lie let. The building com
mittee haa the inntter In band with
luntructioti to go ahead 'nud build.
T. F. Iliichanaii bought n aectk n
of land adjoining hit place on Och
co the flmt of the week from J. K.
Hurchard of the Oregon & Wentern
Colonliatlon . Compaiiy. The price
of the laud wan not made public.
The llodnon gnrngd ban nold ome
thlng over 40,(XK) gnllonn of ganollne
I nee the Reunon opened tbla aprlng,
Ih'hIiIc what other local dealers
have nold. It In entitimted that a
gallon of ganollne will run the
average car 15 mile. If thin In true
llodnon litis gold enough to run a
around the earth twenty-f our tlmea.
Some atrimge alghta are wltneamd
In till wonderful Central Oregon
country of ouin. VenU'rday lu a
trip through the Powell Buttea nee
tlon Uuy Scare wan Recti cutting tli e
ripe wheat, while a little father
ulong the road S. D. Mustard wan
aowlng oata. Aud he will barvent a
good crop, too, thin fall. Great In
Ceutral Oregon.
Forcnt Supervlaor A. 8. Ireland In
f irma the Journal that renldenta In
the vicinity of the Deachutoa Nation
al Forest are greatly annlntbig In the
protection of one of our mont valu
able anneta, timber, In the auppren-
hIoii qfflren, by promptly notlfvlng
the forcnt ollicern lu charge of any
lire which have come under their
obnervatlon, and by rendering annlnt
auce lu cxtiugulnhliig them.
Mra. (Jeorge O'Nell lift yenU-rduy
for i'ortland.
Dr. Harold Clark la In the city
from hla ranch near Madraa.
It. C. Foater returned the flmt of
the week from I'ortland.
Mm. J. II. Hhlpp left for Tortlaud
today for a vlnlt to friend.
H. L. Hobba haa gon to I'ortland
where he will vlnlt relatlvea foraj
time.
K. E. Hlmpnon came In Tueailay to
Join bin family who are visiting In
I'rluevllle. '
S. l'rlce. returned from a bunlnena
trip to Portland aud Oregon City
yenterduy.
Mln Irene Barnea left today for
Portlund where nhe expect to upend
the euramer.
Willi Stacks of Lamonta, wan a
bunlnena visitor lu the city the lunt
of the week.
W. II. Prone returned the lant of
the week from Portland aud other
ouU-lde point.
W. J. Schmidt of Summit Prairie
waa in the city todny getting uieu
to help In harvesting hla hay.
Dr. Fox left today for Portlund
where he will take the state ex
amination for a license to practice.
M. E. ltrlnk bought a quarter aec-
tlou of laud adjoining bin ranch on
Crooked river yentcrday. The con
nlderatlon wan not stated.
Ia'o I.afollette nold lot three, In
block seventeen, original plat of the
city, to Charlea King, the first of the
week. Consideration $900.
J. D. Crittenden a man of consider
able experience In the advertising
business tin one of the latent ad
ditions to the town's population.
The Commercial Club mailed 5000
booklets advertising Prineville and
the Crooked river valley to 12 differ
ent railway otllces In various partn of
the I'nlon toduv.
The Culver townnlto will lie on the
market by July 1. It will be handled
locally by the Henderson Investment
Company. The lots will range In
price from $75 to $.100.
I). A. Pillsbury, who was for
several years the secretary of the
Committee ou Claims lu the Senate,
In looking over the country with a
view of locating here.
C. F. Smith and family returned
from a trip to Portland and Wil
lamette valley points yesterday.
They made the trip In their Cadillac.
Mr. Smith bought another new
Mitchell car and drove It In from The
Dalles. Miss Tot drove the old car.
The Mitchell will be kept In stock by
llodnon & Smith.
G. M. Cornett bought the Miller
property on Main street, which is
occupied ut present by the O'Nell
restaurant, the first of the' week.
The consideration Is said to have
beeu $11000. The lot is 35xltS0 feet
and faces Main and Third streets.
No announcement Is made an to
what Mr. Cornett's plans are con
cerning the property.
LOCAL MENTION
Mrs. H. P. Belknap left today for
Portland and Eugene.
Howard Morse and family of Pont,
came lu Tuesday for a vlnlt with
friends here.
W. F. King returned yesterday
from an extended business trip to
Portland and Kbanlko.
(i. if. Cornett bought a new Knox
car till week and has put It on the
run with bin other big cars. It Is a
red car with seven passenger
capacity. Thin makes tour seven-
pansenger car In the Cornett service.
John K. Burchard, one ol the
principal owners of the 800,000-acre
land grant has beeu In Prineville for
the past week attending to matters
pertaining to the same. He will
leave tomorrow morning for Burns
and will return again In a few daya.
Albert Noble, local agent for the C.
S. & S. Company, aaya that there Is
much complaint among the people
because of a new ruling of the ex
press companies regarding C. O. D.
packages. To get a C. O. D. pack
age now you must send the cash to
J. E. Wllsou, express agent, Shanl
ko. Oregon.
C. II. Foster of Powell Buttes Is
going to discard his present thresh
ing outfit and buy a bigger one with
traction engine, cook wagon, etc.
All the runcher has to do is to take
the sacks away from the machine.
This will be a great boon to the
busy housewife who-will not have to
cook for the threshing crew.
Itobert Cram of Tront creek Is In
Prineville today.
Free Piano Recital. ,
C. W. Elklns & Co. will have a free
piano reel taT on Saturday July 9th
at 2:30 p. m. The recital will be held
In their store. Everybody welcome.
For Sale.
Sawmill and timber claim contain
ing 1,500,000 feet; mill will cut lft.000
per day; In good running order;
price $5000.
Also a ranch of 400 acres; 100 acres
meadow; 800,000 timber on It; mill
at and on one forty. Both for $10.
000. 6 30tf
List your City and Acreage Property
WITH THE
Henderson Investment Company
SNAP 203 acres two miles out, 165 under ditch; 70 in slfalfs;
95 in grain; good house, barn and outbuildings; 30 shares in ditch
and all implements. Pries 116,000; $6000 cash, balance 5 years at
6 per cent.
40 acres wheat land, 9 miles out; all under high state of
cultivation and ienced. Small house and barn; good well. $1200,
including crop.
Homestead relinquishment, 3 miles out, containing 100 acres
rich agricultural land, under canal ur?ey, $325.
160 acres, 140 tillable, 100 in crop; 12 acres under ditch; good
house, barn and outbuildings. . Price $6000, including $3000 crop.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
Prineville Hotel Building, Ground Floor
Prineville, Oregon.
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Jewelry
Wall Pap
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pecial S a 1 e o n Onyx Gramiteware
Wash Basins 10c
Sauce Pans 10c to 50c
Covered Buckets 15c to 20c
Preserving Kettles 15c to 65c
Roast Pans .'. 75c
2- qt CodcePot : 40c
3- qtCollee Pol 50c
9-in Pie Plates 2. 10c
Large Dipper , 10c
These Graniteware Specials will be ready for inspection on
Saturday, June 18th,
and will remain on sale as - long as a piece remains. This
is the Onyx brand of goods. Every piece Guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction or your money refunded.
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No 9 " "
14-qt Dish Pan.
17-qt "
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14-qt Bucket...
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Soap Dishes
1-pl Cups
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