Crook County journal., September 08, 1910, Image 5

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the market. Carefully consider the
one-piece solid steel frame, the large
diameter steel axle, the strongest and
best wheels and the hoppers, made
out of the best well-seasoned lumber
The W. F. King Company, Prineville, Oregon
LOCAL MENTION
r. mnl Mm. linwnls'rit are In Tlio
I milt l wii'k.
Ml Ni-IIIm MnmmiTH Irft twliiy fur
1'nrtliiiiil when) kln will ntlcml
si'liniil,
Ml m Mury llli iin rvttirut'il In Iht
simile In tin lirl lit ml Mi'ilknl t'ol
rif'' tlx l"Ht of tlit wtvk.
(iiMir Solilo tux) 1 llt-k 1 1 mi Ml
till iimriiliiK (or tlu Joint Kn.v
t'liimtry fur n IinmI nt frull,
Jmlui' Kill I ii t Tt'ia tia Hint rlulit
ti-iuim ii rv nt work mi tliv mini !
imvii I'rlui'Vlllo nml Minims,
It. I.. Jiirilnn winl. (o rorlliiml
yinli'rilny on liulut-M roiniii-trtl
villi III incrriitilllii rutnlillaliiiii'iit.
Murrlil-Mr. liorn Tliruimoii nml
lli'iirjr K. I'riitu went tiiiirrl.il Kepiim
In r til I In- home of tlii lirlilo, lU v.
(', I'. Illlll.-V lllll. Illtllltf.
Mr. nml Mr. II. II. 1 In wiry of
I'i.kI, went to Tin' linlli tlio lust nl
tli wiH'k, wIiitp Mm, llnnhy will
riT.'hi' miilti'iil Irt'nlin.'iit.
Murrliil Xtiiuliiy nfti rnimu at t lit
Imiiii' of Mr. nml Mr. Jiff i. Kvium
mi I l'lr i;,vi iirun, Willi''. Miimiii
unit .Minn (inun Dviun. Hcv. t'. r.
iiililiiln wiut llu- oillclntliitf rleruy
liuiii. .Mr, unit Mm, (iurt:v Mlllliiiu rmnr
In Iruiu lU-itr rn-t-k llila week to imi't
llnlr iliiimliU-r, Mm. MiikuIc Mllllrnu
l imliiiiiiii. Hlir will visit n wit'k or
ten tiny Ufurt returning tu lier
limuc In llm valley ,
"I'll report f the Klint Niillolliil
Hunk ol i'rlnevllle In piilillalifil elm
where, It It-Hull reiniirknlile ultiry.
Tin' Ii ii If- in 11 1 Ii n m (irk litis ' lieeu
piint mnt the liunk In will mil the
rim.! tu Hie nilllliiii (Itillnr point. A
w uiiilerlul rworil.
'i. ('., I. K, Ynrnniif the Knight
ul I'ythlim. will iiy ii u (illlelul vlxlt
In I .linn l.uilue No, lift, on Weillnn
ilny (lie H.- Tlu I'rlnevllle IihIu w ill
prepnre n sbrvn J nml otherwise, eu
ti rlnlii thi'lr v-in-t. All Knight III
the eoiinly mid vifUluif Knlfe-liU are
Invited tu utteml.
1 hIiuiiIiI like to meet nil sliiilt-nt
w liu tiiteml taking work In the 1 1 lull
Sellout the coming .venr, nt my olllec
luring the iifteriiooiiH of Momlity,
TiiiKilny, nml Wednemlny, September
1-. IS, nuil 14, for the purpoHO ofai
riilllnjj mid I'lruiiiliiK for the coiiiIiik
school year. I'.. I Cue, prlnelpul.
J. V. limine' nililltloii tu I'rlne
vllle In heloro the comity court for
npprovul. It Ilea Jimt viiHt of the I'.
1.. & VV. t'ompmiy ' lilg wnter tnnk,
mill Iiu'lnilc iiliont SO iicrvs of Innil.
The loin will lio on snlo by the
lleuilerHon liiveHtntent company.
llnrHr In tho nnnip of a uew town
noil th of Ueml, Jimteniit of the Curt
A Hull place. T lie town Ih owned liy
Unvlil Hill, mid Ih platted liy I!,
tloiihl of Ueml. There lire nitnen
In the plat, which In prcm-ntcd lit
IIiIh term of county court for approval.
Mr. A. C Knluhteti In iiilte nick
thin week.
Mr, lorn O'Conner I vIhIUhk her
father, 1. W. Ward.
Mm. Kd th Zenher I vIhIIIiik old
friend here after au iilmence of flvq
yearn.
II. V. Jiinea of lU'duioiid. returned
from n IiunIiicm trip to New York
t'lly Monday.
Mr. I'. W. i:iklnnnd Collin, Jr.,
returned from a vIkIi tu l'ortland
llm flmt of the week.
J. If. (Irny rnme In from the John
lity country Monday with a load of
frull for hi own ue.
(ieorin Hummer I linrvetlnK ft
Kuiiil crop of plum mid other fruit
on til orchard near tho Club Iiulld
liitf thl year.
Null, nlinrir & Karn-r of (Irtiily,,
are inlvertUlntf fur woo dclioppcm.
tluod nivoinnioilntloii nnd put
ciwh tu workmen. 8e their nd. ele
wliere in thl twum.
Ml Irene Ilariun rx'lurned the
flint ol tho week from Portland
li. re nlie ha liecn Ktudylui; inllllii
ery. She lin A piwltlon with the C.
W. Klktu cuinpniiy.
Col. W. A. Ilelcher of Itcdiuoiid,
pnitwd throiiKh I'rlnevllle the I nut of
the wick on 111 wny to HiMtou
w hem he lived yenm bku. llu will
he cunt ii In nit three mouth.
Ml Jele V. Unrlley returned
the limt of the week from Seattle,
when.1 nhe BH iit her Himi'iicr vnca
tlnll. She will teach lit tho public
miiool nitalu thl winter.
K. 11. McMullon of AHtorla, arrived
the II r( n( the week. Mr. Mi-Mullen
ha n liomeMteiid In the nit hern
part of the county mid will take up
hi rcMldcuce there at once. Ill fam
ily I w llh him.
William llalne mid wife of Port
land, am vIkIIIiik nt the homo of W.
M.Tnichel. Mm. llalne wo form
erly M Inula Trelchel of thl place.
She nml her hiiHlmnd are on a two
week' vIhW to her parent.
Mr. J, K. McUmilel will leave
Saturday for au extended trip Kiwt
tu her old home. She will vllt a
brother In the South mid daughter
lu the KiiHt. She expect to lit) away
about a year.
Mm. K. T. Stayton left the liutt of
the week (or n vacation lu Portland
and other polnte. She wn uccom
panled by the two little Rlrl. They
will vIhH thu State Knlr nt Salem
and other lnterelln place before
returuliiK.
John II. tawi. tnto ciikIihht nnd
pntililent of the board of control,
will, with the remnlnliin inemticr of
the board, beln the Invest iKHtlou of
the water rluht In Crooked river
and tU tributaries on Monday,
October 17, and will take testimony
of water user at tho Paulina post
olllce on Tuesday, nud the rest of
the testimony will be taken at the
courthouse In I'rlnevllle on Thurs
day of that week. V. M. Saxon,
superintendent of district No. 2 will
take the .testimony.
LOCAL MENTION
Hob Wiley of Held wn In" I'rino
vllle Tuesday.
Allwrt W'unweller arrived today
from Portland.
John Henderson left the last of the
week for Portland.
U M. Hurt of IUmlnnd wn In
Prlnevlllo Monday.
liny Hitter and wife of Hend are
visiting friend here..
The brick-work Is about completed
on the Milling building.
J. N. Hammond of ('Hue Calls wn
In the city Saturday.
M. It. HlKK" left tor Portland the
first of the week on business.
Mr. and Mm. Will Wurtweller are
at their I.ontf Hollow ranch.
Will and Walter Vnudervert were
attending comity court thl week.
Oscar Cox nnd Oren Walto of I-a-inouta,
were In I'rlnevllle this fore
noon. J. C. Venule, of the law firm Venxle
& Venule of Portland, I In Prlue
vllle on busluesa.
Horace Ilelknup left the flmt of the
week for Portland, where he will at
tend medlrnl school thl winter.
T. II. LnfolletU ha picked ten
bushel of apple from one tree In
his yard near the grist mm, this city.
fieorifp Curtis, father of Dr. Curtl
of thl place, arrived the flmt of the
week tu visit his ions here. He may
make hi home here.
II. F. Wylde nnd O. C. Clay pool are
back from a trip to lower McKenile
river, where they fished and unther
ed fruit.
Mr. nnd Mm. M. II. Klllott nnd
(laughter, Ague, left this afternoon
for Kuicene, where Ague will enter
the Cnlvemlty.
Charles 0. Pollard arrived the first
of the week and will make hi home
here. He la Interested In the Pioneer
Abstract company.
Hob MeCauley of Post, retururd
the flmt of the week from linker City,
where he sold a bunch of horses.
He reports the market good.
Millard Trlplctt asks us to an
nounce that he lias not withdrawn
from the race. for the nomination for
sheriff, ami doc not expect tu du so.
Hugh 1-aklu lias gone ou a
mouth' trip to St. Paul, where he
will visit his pnrents. He will visit
Salt Lake City and Seattle while
away.
Jeff Stewart, Byron Bennett,
Italian Harris, Mxon Bros, and tilt
Christ Bros, are among the Crooked
river cattlemen, who delivered cat
tle tu the S. & S. Meat company of
Portland here this week.
Mm. J. F. Blnnchnrd was Injured
In a ruii awny accident between the
Illnnchard farm and town last week
The single rig In which she was rid
ing overturned nnd threw her
violently to the ground. Shu will be
about again in a lew nays.
County Treasurer W. F. King ho
been tick for the past n-veral dnys.
Furl McLaughlin 1 on the streets
again after a tnssel with typhoid
fever.
Mr. and Mr. 0. B. dray of Post,
were In I'rlnevllle the flmt of the
week.
Halph Ilreese and family left yes
terday for the Willamette valley,
where they will visit relative.
8. II. CooM-r and family and Mm.
L. 11. Lnfollette left yesterday for a
trip tu Salem and other outside
points.
J. W. Bonne hns completed the
grading of 10th street, which pro
vide a street for the entrance to hi
Prineville Height addition.
The Henderson Investment com
pany sold 40 acre of land ladonglng
to (luy Sours to a Tillamook man
tills week, consideration $1500.
Clin. Chrlstlaul and family and
John M. Elliott nnd family left the
flmt of the week for Crnlu Prairie
where they will spend three weeks
fishing and bunting.
Walter Dyer, national organizer
for the socialist party, will lie pres
ent at the county convention here on
Saturday, September 1", when he
will speak ou socialism.
N. C. Jnnnsen, of the Madras Well
Drilling company, who are drilling
tho deep well at Culver Junction,
has been In the city this week ar
ranging for the drilling of a 200-foot
well for E. T. Slayton. Mr. Slnyton
lius cunt rat ted for a well Inches
across, nnd expects to have the
work started In about three weeks.
A former stage driver named
Purker was causing a disturbance
near the home of J. F. Blnncliurd,
cost of this place, on the Ochoco,
Tuesday evening, and Sheriff Elkins
was called to take a hand lu the
matter. Parker was arrested and
brought to town. Altera night In
the county Jail he decided that he
had better be good," and was re
leased. The Ladles Annex held It flmt fall
meeting Tuesdav afternoon. An
outline of "Chanticleer" was given
by Mrs. Jolm Wlgle, after which the
ladies were given a card, a feather
and a piece of gum and then told to
construct a chanticleer. Mm.
Doonar came the nearest tu nature
and was given the prize. The guests
were Miss Peck, Miss Whltis and
Mm. Claude Smith. Refreshments
were served.
A bunch of 200 hend of cows that
have been purchased by the Howard
Brown company from C J. Johnson
and other Crooked river cattlemen,
passed through I'rlnevllle for the
slaughter pens along the Hue of con
struction Tuesday. These people,
who are under contract to provide
beef for the Hill camps until the line
Is completed to Mail ran, say that
their work will be completed about
January I so tar as they are able to
determine at present.
LOCAL MENTION
J. E. ltyan of Bend was In the city
today.
John Schineer I In from Juniper
Butte.
K. C. Koby came In from his home
at Sisters Tuesday. ,
Dr. I'. 8. Coe of Bend was In Prine
ville Sunday.
W. D. Kannells of Redmond was
lu Prineville yesterday.
Austin Klser of Roberta was in
Prineville this morning.
. D. Mulkey of Latdlaw was a busi
ness visitor the first of the week.
Mr. and Mm. E. E. (illlen water of
Post were lu the city Saturday.
Dick Vaodervert and family came
In from Bend the first of the week.
Junies Lawson and J. W. Stanton
were In from Mill creek yesterday.
Frank McCnftery and Glenn Cox
were In from Redmond Tuesday on
land matters.
(J. w'. Fuller and J. W. Howard of
Lower Bridge, were business visi
tors several days this week.
Mm. Joseph Street of Fife, was
making land proof before County
Clerk Brown the flmt of the week.
Married Tuesday afternoon at
the Presbyterian manse, W. W.
Faulkner and Miss Ella Black. The
contracting parties are from Bend.
The date tor E. T. Bateson's sale,
which Is advertised In another place
In this Issue, should be October 3 In
stead of 80. Don't forget the date,
Monday, October 3.
Col. K, Holer spoke to a number
of people on the street In front of
the First National Bank last night.
He lit campaigning for governor.
He emphasized the Importance of
state roads and promised If elected
governor to have a bill passed
utilizing our convict labor In that
direction.
Seth Rodman of Barnes waa a
county seat visitor Tuesday. Mr.
Rodman snys that a neighbor of hi
raised three crop of rye on the same
piece of ground thl year. The flmt
crop wo caught by the late frost
and was cut when a little over a
foot high. Another crop grew on
the same land and matured. There
Is enough rye on the land now that
hns grown the third time to make
excellent pasture.
James Gilchrist was In rrlnevillo
from .Paulina the flmt of the week.
List your City and Acreage Property
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SNAP 203 acrea 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. $1200,
including crop.
Homestead relinquishment, 3 miles out, containing 100 acres
rich agricultural land, under canal survey, $325.
160 acres, HO tillable, 12 acres under ditch; good house, barn
and outbuildings. Price 16000.
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