Crook County journal., August 18, 1910, Image 5

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Are You Going to the Mountains ?
With half of the money usually spent on a trip to Portland
or the sea shore, we can fit you out with a light wagon.
f . - 11 i ... j . t. c i . . -ii Li-
a tcnt.f.Khina tackle, guns, errmunition, cemp stove, ctrr.p stcols, Lconomy or iviason iruit jars. ana...u, K. . ... cn.c
you to enjoy the comforts of an ideal mountain outing. Let us quote you prices on wnai you neea m u... ....c,.
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The W. F. King Company, Prineville, Oregon
LOCAL MENTION
" Mil id hi M mv lli'lil mill vl(i were In
I'rliK'vlllo Tui'Hiltiy.
J. II, Itis-kli'" ri'lurni'il to I'ltrUmiil
the II in I ol Ilic week.
II. II. llnkowNkl litt Tiu-wlay tor
l'ralrli Clly mill Hiirn.
J. II. Viiinlt-rpuol wna a iiiixxiiiik''!"
fur Hhnnlkii tln flint ill I hi' week.
I'.. '. I'hiikIiI nml Henry "nr
lln were IiiimIih'm vUltur TiH'mlny.
M. K I'lllnlt rrtiiriinl tlte Hint ol
lln tvk trimi it trip l Trout t'rti'k
tiy lyilo.
Will Arinihi nml II, 11. W'elili runic
In Monthly Willi Iri'lulit lor loriil
int'tvliiint.
Mr. nml Mr. J. II. W'IkIc rrttirnetl
from it vm-nllon ill tin' coiuit t lit
ImnI nt lu week.
Itev. f. C. Iliihlililtfo will rttiirn
from III vui'iillnii for hint Hniiiliiy'
mrvlt-e nt tlii rnntiytrrliiii t'liiirtli.
Wuriw'flli-r & LUli-r have ImiiKht
tin' J. W. I'ot;li' in till' nml will
a niter llii'in on tU'lr ranch near
1 'n till mi.
I'.. K. tilllrntviiter, Cliirriifenntl Jtio
I'iihI piiMHotl tliroii(li 1 1"1 city Tnr
ilnv on tlii'ir wny lit Hlimilkii with it
lillllrll of rattle,
II. I'.. lilili-oiitmilil ii tiiiut'li of lx
Ji'rwy cow o J, V, l.hinHtiin
Hitliirilny, Tin' fiiniilili'riitlim wa
S.tiHl for tli.' ix.
I.iiiiU V, U'thl,. In lining deputy
work for Coiiuly Avr J, 1).
I.it l-'iillol to, Alimit lorly paw of
tin- current yritr' la roll have Ihvii
compli'tiMl nml the work U iriurtwi.
In rniltlly.
It. M. I'owell will Inirvmt 200 nrnn
of itlfiillu for 'im1 thl yrnr. A mrl
of I lilt nmotttit l In tlii' pin) now
nml tlm rviiiHlmli'r will lie of n Inter
cro. He linn a iiuti'liliK' liilllt
i-m', IhII.v for llmtHliliiK nml I'li'itiilnit
tlil-t divil. nml In- tlilnk lit- will get
an aliaiiilaiit t Irlil tlilx yi-ar.
Will liiliHoitaiiil n Iff wtTi' In I'rliif
vlllf liuyltiK miptillin Tiii'xilay.
J til ii K. It) nil of llriiil rt'turiii'il
from I'ortlHinl llir flmt of Hit' wii-k.
J. II, llitin r ri'tiirni'il from Ilnnl
'I'lii Hilii.v from a lirli l tuiHliniM vlxlt.
('. II. Dlnwlilillt' ami family lift
ypHti'nlay for Newport wlti'Bi tlti'V
will H'tnl a montli or more enjoy Iiik
it t itration.
Warren Kuox retnrnt'tl the liwt of
tlii- wee k from Malm where lie Iwm
Ihvii hearing nliii'ii.
Iti'v. J, I). U-wellun anil family left
Momlny for n vnnttlon Itev. Iwrllrll
will nttt'inl 1 1 to it ii ti tut 1 confiTeiire nt
.Siokane iH'forreturnliiK.
Mr. ami Mm. Joe Mtl'olltlin
relurneil to tlielr home In Anteloiie
Tni'Hilay after u I'ImII with Mr. Mr
Colltim'ii fUtrr Mr. P. II. Duak.'
C. W. Klklim nml family Tetnriiftl
from nil nutliiK In the Ciim iiili -i Mon
thly. They report nn excellent ttlne
mnl mime lurk In ntvurliiK t)nti ami
Iwrrlen.
It. I. Krtrliiiiii ai.il wife will leave
Siittinlay for Knvenport, ltiwo,
Mht-re laii eHTtn to llnlli III utinly
of chlroprutli', They will lie Rone
ii n I II miiiirtluie In I lie Hprlnir.
Mr. Philip, of DoiiKhm A I'lilllpn
who lire to liullil tint atom-work of
the KitpllHt ill n nil, urrlveil from
I'oilltinil i'tii'Hilii.v nail will 1,1'kIii at
onre to prepare for conHtruetloii
work.
Kllle Kilt fHtm n'turnetl the hmtyif
lite week from The Dalit. tiere he
went to meet hi brother Om-ar.
linear will iriiil mime time vlltlii(r
hi reliitlvi'BjIii're More reltiriilng to
hi home In t'lilfittfo.
V. Ii. Mllllroii nml party ri'turmtl
lite hint of the week from JmirHnu
tity nutl other Wllhiinelto valley
point, where they have been crltlnn
their winter mipylv of fruit. Tliey
Hiirrtftlnl In tti'ttlUKau aliiiiulniire of
lilnt'klierrte ami other fruit.
Ilorrartl I'amphell, the fourteen-
eiir-iiltl Hon of Eil t'aiiiliell,'wiio I
a liitithrr ln-litw of Sheriff Klklu,
illril nt the I'mupholl home, ten mile
from Mmlrun, on the Warm SprlnR
LOCAL MENTION
. lUileout,
A tin of 1UI liipllt aUtii took the
Htnte meillcal exiimlnatloii In I'ort
luml a few ilnv iik'1'- ' thl mi'ii-
lilt l,l,dUU.I ...1.1 ..I IIUM., Ill 1,'f I V I
. , ,, .i , ' .i mail Moutlay, from tllphtlierhi. The
of tliN plare riiukeil fourth from the , , ,
ht'iitl of Hie lint. Thl I a kooiI
HliowhiK. eoliNlilt'iiiiK t lie far t that
the prnetlre ami priwit'tlure I tllf
feiviit from Kni;lintl. where Ir. Kox
lintl praetlri'tl torn number of year.
Ili'lxlrr poHtofllt'i', whltii ha been
I'Hlabl iKfii'tl ami illxroutlnneil pa.
motllrally for tln pant ten year,
I iikiiIu off the limp. Mall from thl
point to Miiilra K'' '' way of
Khiinlko now, ami a letter to t'tilver
H. K. Ii. for exauipli" would require
iibout II vi liny iiniler favorable ron
tlltlotiM fur tlellvury, while one tlay
Hhoultl lie iUlk' Ioiik enoilKll. Home
kind of wtwt nlilf mall nervier Ih
uifileil worHf now than ever Mori,
hut It will piThap not be hail until
the mall Hiipply eomi from MiiiIimh
to I'rluet tile, for the poHlolllre ile
purt meiit inovrH very lowly In thene
inallei'H.
boy hail been lrk two wwk uutl
wa couHlde red almiMtt out of diuiKor.
Ill Hlnter Nltit, who I a little older
than her brother, la Hiifferini; from
the mi me tllHfUBr, a are other In
the vklnlty.
MadniM Pioneer: Pat Kennedy, of
the railroad contractliitf (Inn of Ken
iietly & Frailer, who have the con
tract for the lli-Mt 10 mile of Orcgou
Trunk Kradlni; Houtli of Madra, Itwt
hi life July 27th In AhiMka, when a
HtiiK'e la which he wa rhlliiK upet
In the river. Mr. Kennedy wa
Htruck by the plunking ho rut and
either killed outright or tlrowtit'd.
He left Matlra ajiout tho inltlille of
July to ko to Alawka to look after
hUHiucH IntereHt. Ho wa one of
the inoHt Huect'HHful and widely
known railroad builder In the
country
Horn -To the wife of II. R
Weilucmlny, it iclrl,
N. K. Newblll of (irlmly wiu a bul-
iie vlHltor Katurday.
J. II. Homey wa lu from I tin
ranch near Mini ran Moutlay.
V, A. Forbenntl John Mnter of
llentl were IiukIiii-h vUltor Motulay.
Earl McLaitKhlln I connnetl to hi
room with an uttack of typhoid
fever.
Mr. Duu ItfUlUKof Metolu I In
the city attending to ome miiool
niatter.
JoNlnh William and wife were up
from their t "rooked river ranch the
tint of the week.
Pete U'lirmitn, who ha a bliu'k
mllli hop lu llentl, wa a bulne
vlIUir a couple at day thl week.
Tillman Ileuter nnhduHl heailliiK 150
acre of wheat for 1. W. Henr yrnter
tlay eveulnic. Thl wheut will yield
uliotit 83 IiuhIu'I per acre.
C. V. Flatter and wife, Walter
Ftwter nutl Mr. Mary Smith, return
ed yewtertlay evenlnit from a two
week outing ou the Metolu.
1'. 'C Harvey, who I working
with the forest service lu the tudy
of blight that I killing tree In Home
pnru of the Uite,arrlved from Itiirn
yeU'rday nutl will pentl a couple of
week In the 111 tie mountain and
other part of the Iknohtite national
foret tudylng till ilbteane.
Sheriff Klklu I tending out tate
ment to proerty holder who have
uot paid tho hiHt of the l'.HJl) tax.
Payment Itecmne due on the tlrt
Monday lu October after that a 10
lr cent la-ntalty will be ntltletl aud
liitertut charged ut tht rale of 1 ler
cent per mouth until the amount Is
paid.
Frank Foret and family will atari
the laat of thl week for their Med
ford ranch where they will HeuU the
winter. They have rented theCrook-
etl river ranch to O'Nell Lanttn & Co.
I'helr ouh, Earl and Mark, will each
drive an auto overland, and a Htop
of aevernl day will be made at
Crater Iake.
The one year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mr. Tom Sharp tiled in Port
land laat Saturday, where It had
been taken for medical attention.
The child had been suffering for aome
time from a complication of disease
common to children, and last week
It wa decided that It should lie taken
to a hoHitttal for treatment. The
parent arrived lu 1'ortliuid Friday
and the death occured Saturday.
Holler, McCluin & Barne yesterday
received a (minting machine that doe
wonderful work lu the way of paint
Ing roof, barn, fence und other
things that do not require a tine Job,
The machine 1 a little wouder,
cost $55 and doe the work ofelgh
teen men. Paint or whitewash is
distributed through a spray which
operate under air pressure of from
lf0 to 200 pounds.
Arthur Ulbson of Post wa a bust
iliu visitor Friday.
Mr. aud Mr. Lee Davenport wen
In from Itentl Moutlay.
II. M. Kini'iid wa lu the city from
Post the first of the week.
Theo. M.I'ont of 0lt wa In Prine
ville on business Saturday.
Five mi U loaded with piuwanger
arrived from Shmilko yesterday.
Commlttsloner It. H Ilaytt'y wa lu
the city from I.HliIWtw the llratof the
wek.
J.. I). Fine and W. H. Puett of
Mitchell were lu the city the last of
the week.
I.'. M. Mster arrived from Portland
yesterday and will make a trip to
his Ochoco ranch before returning.
Mis Maude Dolilis returned to
Astoria today, where she will teach
! In the public school agalu this win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank U. Foster are
the guest of Mr. mid Mr. Harry
Lnulusat their ranch near Howard
thl week.
Mr. Rutterfieltl of Mitchell wa ;in
Print-vllle yesterday with a load of
fruit and product from Id Uritlge
Creek ranch.
A. It. Holler received a letter from
the Margaret He company, who are
playing at Susnnvllle, Calif. They
expect to come heredurlug fair week.
Mr. and Mrs, I. W. Fogle of Paulina
passed through Prineville ou their
way to Portland the first of the week.
where Mr. Fogle will receive medical
treatment.
J. F. ('utile came In the first of the
week from Paulina, where he has
been ou the Wunweller & Lister
much. He report a short hay crop
in that section. .
Fvancl B.Clark, F. 8. Forest and
(teorge Kaue of the Oregon Iruuk
Hallway were lu Prlueville Tuesday
on liUHluesa couuecteti wit u ineir
work In the vicinity of Redmond.
LOCAL MENTION
Z. Stroud left for Ileaverton today.
A. C. I.uca of Bend, wa In Prine
ville yesterday.
Mis Jane Allen left lor lientl yes
terday. Iva West of Heud I visiting rela
tive here thl week.
M. Mwoni-r and son of Itentl,
were buslucs visitor today.
Mr. A. Estes and aon Ernest left
yesterday for a trip to Portland.
Mr. C. Sam Smith left yesterday
for Albany where she will loin her
husband.
Lawrence Dillon and bis uncle.
Lorenzo Hlllard, and a friend named !
Job, arrived the first of the week i
from Vlsalla, California, where!
Lawrence has spent the past three
years. j
A. C. ICnlghten has bought resi
lience property In The Dalles and ,
will Boon go there to live. He has
rented hi Prineville property to
Hubert Carey, who will occupy It at '
ouce.
Forest fires In the vicinity of Kos- '.
land destroyed the home of L. C. ;
Caldwell, and other building In the
community and was threatening
the home of E. Q. Roruk and others
late last night. Supervisor Ireland
and other assistants started this
morning for the scene of trouble.
L. F. Wakefield, general agent for
the Central Oregon Improvement
Company of Seattle, who have the
hnudllug of the Crescent tow unite,
wa In Prineville today on hi way
to Crescent. He report consider-1 county court at that place regarding
able activity In town lots In their : the repairing of that road for auttsi
new project. J. L. MeCulloeh has j and teams. Work Is nlrendy In prog
leen appointed Frlnevllle agent for I ress on the Crook county end of the
the company.
Couhty Judge Elll and Commis
sioner It. H Bavk-y were In the city
the first of week. These gentlemen
have lieen to Eugene recently look
ing over the old McKlnzle road across
the Cancades.and conferring with the
road, and although It will he late
thl fall before the roatl Is In very
good shape, it will lie ready for next
year which will no doubt be a big
year for autos In this part of the
state.
SubscrlbTTor the Jonrnal fliOa year
List your City and Acreage Property
WITH THE
Henderson Investment Company
SNAP 203 acres two miles out, 165 under ditch; 70 in alfalfa;
95 in grain; good house, barn and outbuildings; 30 shares in ditch
and all implements. Price 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 fenced. Small house and barn; good well. 11200,
including crop.
Homestead relinquishment, 3 miles out, containing 100 acres
rich agricultural land, under canal surrey, 1325.
160 acres, HO tillable, 100 in crop; 12 acres under ditch; good
house, barn and outbuildings. Price 16000, including $3000 crop.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT
Prineville Hotel Building, Ground Floor
Prineville, Oregon.
CO.
Socialist County
Convention.
The Socialist County Convention for
Crook county, state of Orugon, it here
by called to meet at the circuit court
room at Prineville, Oregon, on Satur
day, September 17th, 1910, at 1 o'clock
p. in., for the purpose of nominating
candidates for all the county offices to
be filled at tlis next general election,
ant) for the transaction of such other
business as may come before (aid con
vention. This will be a mass conven
tion and all persons in Crook county,
state of Oregon, known to lie identified
with the Socialist movement will be en
titled to a voice in the proceedings of
the convention.
Done bv order of the Socialist County
Central Committee, August 1st, 1910.
J. 11. Hoknky, Chairman.
3. H. Smith, Secretary.
A Speaker of national reputation will
address the convention. 8-11
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A lot of odd pairs in - Our prices on these goods are. always right and
Men's Women's Saturday you will find these sale prices Extra Special.
V Misses- Children's August 13 , . 7 "
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