Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, October 13, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI Tie Place to Save I I School Supp!W Money I lit. LHAULK of all kinds Staple and Fancy Groceries 9 When you come to give your order for Groceries or to make the purchase yourself, remember we carry a complete line of Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings, Hats, Caps, . Etc We always aim to have the goods you want and the price is always right. Q Our winter line of Overshoes and Rubbers is now in. Come early while the assortment lasts. Candies, Cigars and Tobacco I. MICHEL, Proprietor, Prineville, Oregon Culver Junction Items Lamonta Locals. in sound 01 the Hammer u bow John i, Kuh U opening; a heard in the land and it is not '. store ,n his old tor building. wielded bv the "knocker"' either. J Six nd ot aheep belonging to H. Carpenters are now working ouj Rno' r' s- HUum and , , .... .v- 1 Henry Patiohn. all of Antelope. "g,i passed through Lamonta Thursday are neanng completion, en route home from their summer Messrs. Jan-en and Griffith, garter in the laectuiee. They re K . : . -port a stood summer iu the moun- v j'uiuug iu ujcvuiuc tains, hon. now have a nsrt of their i . ., , George Hendricks has sold his f o on the giound. to John Rwh anJ wU, The recent rains have pnt the in a coupled weeks tor his uew roads in excellent shape. On the non,e in PittvUle. California. faces of the manv travellers who! Albert Moore report a good crop are nnw f reorient in. K. I f wheat and OatS. is seen the smile that won't come off. Plans hare been made for the immediate erection' of large warehouse at this place. This will cover fiveoJ the lots recent'y se cn:ed by the warehouse men from the railroad. ' I W. P. Myers, president of the Di schotes Valley Land & Invest ment Company, together with his wife and family, have been guest of the White Hons Hotel for the past sereral days. Jas. Pav!s has purchased five acres of laud adjoining the town site, and Las moved a house on that part of it bordering the town. Departing guests of the new hotel express a delight at the ex cellent service. We are to have a newspaper w.thin the next ftw weeks. Ar rangements have been made for the shipment of press and materials. HIHm.in Mercantile Co. have re ceived their new stock of goods this week and are busy getting them marked up and In stock. Word was received yesterday at II ill mac of the death of the little son of L. E. Garlinghoose. Teople of this community join with us in ex tending our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved parent. Nelson Bnw. completed the work on their contract at Trail Crossing and left Camp 3, which camp was mored to Camp 1 lat week. The (railroad construction in this cor. As the agent for Chas. A. Stevens i munity is fast Bearing completion. Brae., Chicago, I shall be pleased to 1 have yon call and see the Beautiful i , CL Fashion Plates and sample represent- ! or Sherilt ing a complete line ot High-grade wear- If elected 1 shall do mr dctr ant boat in apparel, made to order, at popular !f or vor and wktoct prendie. price. I will eneerfnlly render yon ail There mill also be a oxopiet ehanze it assistance possible. Call before baying ; tne administration of the sheriffs omce elsewhere. Eespeetfnlly, ; 10.w T. X. Balfoc. 10 1. Mbs. J. J. Smith. I High Grade Wearing Apparel Howard, Brown & Co. are feeding 200 head of beef on C, F. Smith s place. The Grixily Lake Lumbereompany sold their mill to Shipp 4 Ferry of Prineville, and the machiuery Is be ing installed on Drv creek. There Is a scarcity of lumber iu this part of the county. j There were over 100 people at the Gillam sale at A. W. Boyce's place Saturday. tverything sold at a good price. , W.'F. Hammer has returned from Albany to his ranch near Culver. Hiliman Items. Shumia Club. The bnumia Club held Its first meeting after the summer vacation at the home ot Mrs. Pearl Kavler on Saturday, September 29. a program lor trie coming year was adopted and ordered printed, Mrs. Walker was elected to till tie vacancy In the membership. The annual election was held with the following result: Mrs, Ada B. Slllliean, president .Miss Catherine . Conway, vloe presideut; Mrs. Wilda Belknap, sec retary; Mrs. Fearl Kayler, treasurer. The second meeting of the club was held at the home of Mrs. Minnie Clifton on October 8. Each roe.ruber answered the roll call by giving the r favorite book and the reason for thelrcholce. Mrs. Wilda Belknap reviewed lavld Copperfield and Mrs. R. E. oraygavea brief talk on the , In fluence of Pk-kens. Mrs. Ada B. Millican and Mrs. Mav Wigle were chosen delegates to the Ik . IV. . ' . v-n-gnu rrutrauon Ol H omen Ciubs which will meet In The Dalles Octoler 23. The Shumia hostesses always serve dainty refreshments. Express Delivery, Agricultural Implements. Am running an express wagon anl t The oiiverChilled and Steel riows. II 1 gf,?nf PTP l ' John Deere Steel Harrow. Case 11). J Lu l: v" ihUi Mitchell Wagons, Pittsburg go.3dsaspecia.ty. V. M. White. 10-U Welded Fencing at C. W. E'kiiu C JUS Wanted to Rent I with to rent a single rig and hmei for fair week. J . S. Fox, Sec. fair board Good Homestead to locate close to town. Inquire at this office. It Hairdressing and Beauty Work. Mrs. Elmer Clark will do resident work in hairdresssng nd all ISeantr Work until she gets her parlors filled np. Any one desiring her services can reach her by phone at Sheriff Elkins residence. Mrs. Clark is an expert along these lines having completed the asse & Parker College of Salt Lake Citv She comes with the latest ttvles and metliftls of Sew York. " 10-13H Announcement To The Traveling Public: We have just furnished and opened np the White House Hotel at Culver Junction and cordis W invite the patronage of those in need of hotel accommodations. Culver Jacction is 55 miles on t from Shamko and on the beV automo bile road between Madras and Bend, and being ten miles sooth of Mad ras is the most kvieal and convenient nooning plate for the automobile traf fic. Strictly home cooking all whi'e help and everything first class. Trv os. We'll serve you a good nea(. even if yon are a little late or a little Miss. M. H. Fosdkx, Prop. lu-13-2w Culver Junction, Ore. Lost Lost between Prineville and the Ten Bar ranch on the Silver Lake road, on r about October 8, a pocket-book con Uioirg two cashiers checks for $lu0 each piyable to J. P. Hewitt. I-eave at the Hrst National Bank, Prineville, Ore-ioo- 10-13U For Sale at a Bargain. Iu0 acres of Umber UnJ and 100 acres of choice wheat land. Address Box 351 . Prineviile, Oregon. Lost A tnjrT robe was lost on the Powell Batte road between Swartt cacvon and this citv. Finder leave same at Prine Vi!!e Cigar Factor and receive reward IU O-tl 1 a Ni 1 Seed Rye for Sale. At my ranch, a miles northeast of mints, t.ood clean teed. i YOU, CAN WASH ?THE MATTRESS BEARING THIS lABELN Soap, water and a brash are all that it needed to keep the outside of an O&ercnoor alauress sweet a&d dean. The rfi never needs attention. Costs nothing Lr rep-iir. An occasional "outing" in the can keep it kali ar. J sew, because it is built (not staffed) of elastic, broua Ostermoor abeeta. U cannot sag. In Tip nor pu like hair. ' alike sore yon get the genuine Ostermoor. Kotc the label pot there to protect jrom against worthless imitations. Vi'c sell at factory prices and invite inspection. 1 Friday and Saturday At The Pictoriuni. The Winnek Co. Eidusive AgenU for PrinevUIt ."The Parson "s Porter, A little i vaudeviiie Increases attendance. "J net Some-One." Song. Sunday and Monday. p'Panii," A tragedy. Anexception- aliy clear and tjeautiful picture. ("Eoyal Italian Artillery. i "The lietuni of IDr. Cofjk." Tlie ! gT?at Arch Fakir of the twentieth: eeaturr. Seven Thousand Sheep Sold J. X, Williamson l. 7tKH spring ;lml to T. F. McCallMvr ud AVx I-ernHrt tin1 ftrt tl the w tfk. ror. s deration p-r head. The lamNi ! were a cross lxtwn the Kamboulet j and Cotswold t,vi-s, and are In) gotnl condition. MvfMllistrr A IVav-' enportplan to tkx-d the lamt and sj'II them In the Portland luarict during the winter month. Some 13 0 tons t alfalfa ha.v ha v been bought by thm men to use In filing tlh-lr stotk and several th.nisand buslicls f gralu will lie ussl Iu nnWiliig the proluct. .V tons ot hay was lur, hnHi from Thomas Sharp, 100 tons from Montgoim-ry and a consldemble quantity from Bldeout and Christ! aul. A rotary feed chopper has bu tHiught by McCaltlster Ojtveuport , and all t he hay will lie chopied be fore It Is fetl. This chopper has a caixwlty ol IU tons per hour and is a great saving to feeder wherever iney tiave iieen trhnl. Have You a Spare Room? ah persons who have an extra rootu for rent during fair week are retiuestui to notify Mrs. MclK)etl at Hotel Priiievillf. Accommoda tions are scarce ami the S.vrtjrv ..f the Prineville Commervlal Club urges upou tue people the necessity of tak ing cart of the crowds that w ill be hen- during the fair and circuit court. It may le a little Inconvenient but place at least one at the disposal of ine stranger witlim our gates. CI osim mit Our Entire Stock of Men's Suits. Contest Iiotke. IVpartmi nt of tlie Interior, t'ni ted States iuu uiiu-e, tue Jimlw, tin-gun. ' tH iober , pto. A sufficient co:itet atli.lnvit having Iwen tiled in this tttn-e hv tilrnn He.ltUk son, contentant, aiiaiiist houieatead entry. So, HVt, ma.te Mar lfi. tuo for SWij fctt'i, " eVettoD tt. rown-htp lii S.. Kan 15, K.. Willamette Meridian, by Fred H. Snoderiv. Contestee, inwhU hUis allnred UiM saitt Freil It. Snoderly has shall j aVtauUoned ani trat for more than six month ta.t piist : that aiil tract is not wttled upun and cvltv vatetl by said party a-. rt-uimi by law; that said alleged atWiu-e was mn due to his employment in the anny. navy or ma rine corpse ot the I lined states ia time uf war. 6ail parties are hereby notitied to appear re?ionil, an.i otfer evuicnee touching aaul ailetralionnut lu o'clock a. n. on Kuveni- ner ii. ISIli, lielore W arren lirown, t'ounty Clerk, at his ottice iu Prineville, Oreou, and that tinal hearing- wiU I held at to o ciiK-K a. iu, on .Vivi-rnbcr is. lmo, U-lore the KeeiMer ami Receiver at the United states Land uitiee iu Toe liallen. Oreiton. The sai.) contejianl having in a nn.iier atfi-iavil, hleil Uct.iber 7, JulU. set tiirUi 'acta winch show that after due clilifenre personal rnee ol mis notice can n il he iua.le, it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice l given by due ami 1 r p?r puliiu-atuiii. lo-up c. W . MOOKK, Reabter. These suits are made by the leading Manufacturers of Men's Ready Made Clothing and repre sent the newest styles and fabrics. The Cut, Make and Fit of these suits are right, and at the prices we are offering them will guarantee a quick disposal, number. Only a limited Come Early!! All $25,00 Suits for $17.50 All $17.00 Suits for $13.24 All $12 to $15 Suits $7.65 s frTISa. WW 1 .W.. 'ivff.l t HI, urL ' : ' , r ; , 't v !.;. ' K" I I i Mooerlty Cloth.s 'T-'? We are also offering our stock of boy's and young men's suits at exceptionally low prices. R. Jordan Co. Crook County Journal County Official Paper $1.50 a year. Subscribe now If As A Genuine Edison Phonograph Outfit Sent Without Cost to You on lO Days' Free-Trial T.-r ' v '-in . Why Not Consider This Off er Now? Ttis is an inrita'.ion to every reader of this pajxr hi write u.i, at onee, for our free trial offer no money dovcu 9 months to pay no inter est chanri! we pay tiie freight and give 10 ('.ays to try an Kdison rbofiotrraj-h in your own home. Our Outfit No. 12 costs $34.20, mtA inr.-J va i.i;c v,;.iA t't,.,.,i. -;ti. tion reprodueer to play 2 and 4-minute reeords; near Cvgnet ft I: ! , ' l . 1 IT. . j i- : X bsrol 4-tr,:DUte) OeeorJs and half doiea Cold Moulded y Standard Keeords: mrfcel-plaied Crane, bottls Phono- kh.krs graph Oil. O.l Can and an Automatic Brash attach- A w'rsic meet. This offer is fair to yoa and to us, because -"-'E we wast ya-a a satisfied en-itorcfr a booster . for EiJers-ar best advertisement. Send ,"5'",rt"" , , - ,, A Portland. Or., a the eotiporj pa'a;.r le and full par- o m i emen: pite tieakrs will come to you by ret am mail p. Ti. r'?"?y"? .. . , . -'' E'oa Fr Trial Offer. Liters Music House ? FORIXaSn, OHEGOJt, A? Nam. Largut v:rB Dj-aier. In All ? ' nt Tilrsi Maciilnca, ,,, fiecflrd. Ptaiuors, yieacd, tic. PI3S7 Quality la what the careful buyer in vetttigatea when purrhiu-ing jew elry or wtttchr. We utand be hind the qualify ol everything we sell we guarantee it to 1 ol the quality we represent it to he . WATCH REPAIRING W. FRANK PETETT Jeweler & Optician Prin.ville, Or.f on Carpenter Shop J. E. Whisler, Proprietor AD kinds o! job arpcntcry and craft work, workmanihip guaranteed. o Firsl-class 9-1 "Til. wl .1 T I, f , . . ' 1 if ... aad bravery. "Down nn the Kilrery Mobawk A Song. THE HAMILTON STABLES J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor PRIXEVILLE, OREGOX r Stock boarded by the day, week or month at Reportable rates. Remember us when in Prineville. Bates Reasonable. We have Fine Livery Rigs For Rent 0. K. MARKET Stroud & Cross, Proprietors taaaavifSrati 3 M C-3 e:3 Choice Beef, Veal Mutton and Pork Butter and Eggs Country Produce A Fine Line of Sausage Telephone orders receive prompt attention m gajt'AXa3Mi aWtfrWC JIW rVTa TTVwyli ervw. Mr. w.t-r-mc. r . au.- K I E':3 p5 i 3 5r35RixO 111 -S9 i5 -S (S5 St? 8P 5 1 LUMBER -Shinglw, MoultllnRH, Wlntlown, Doors, GlitKHBH, Kto. Kto., Kto, SHIPP& PERRY PRINKVUJ.R, ORICCION