Crook County journal., November 10, 1910, Image 5

LOCAL MENTION
Hum NovcihW T, t( tlit wlf of
II. 1 1 rn in hut, a girl,
'I'Iiito will Ih 11 aiiilu 1 1 1 it i ice nt tlir
rlub tiall Nnv. lH-oiiit wiik fnun in
niurrotv rvriiliiK.
Mr. J. V. Udihip rvtiirni-il I'rlilny
from l'lu l!illfM. Il.T iniin.v Mi'iiil
Will bi' ik'Uwi to know kIiu In iiiiii'Ii
liiiruviul In liiwilih,
Mitrrli'il-Wlllliiiii Mii(lirw iind
hiiplilii Hniltli nt. lh" Hiilt mrioii
nit NiivimiiImt T. C. 1". Ilnlli'.v (till
rliitlug. TIm-jt IHt fur tlii'lr lininuiit
Miuliii, Imtc tin y llvn fur the
rvwnl, ,
Mnri'li'il Trunk . Domino mill
Mj rtlw Cini'ii, Ht the HiptlHt pnmon
imi' November 7, ('. I'. Iliillt-y iltlt-lnt-Inif.
Tiny Kit for llielr Inline nt
I'lfe, wlifio tliey fSTt to wiitl
1 1 io wlnti-r.
Workmen r(iiii.li'I.M tint stone
Work (if tlni biiwiiii'iit of tlm new
Hiiilxt rliurt'li IiihI niH'k. An mintl
iim nmterlnl run he Imil trmii tlit
mill tin- work on tin- i 1 1 (unit rm-tit re
Will l'OIIIIIII'IU'1'.
J. M. Ilh.vrit nfSllviT f.ukii cnine
iner for mtpiillnt Tiirmliiy. Mr.
Iliiye In mi olil ( look Roil nty num.
Hi- llvfil inmiy year on rump ereek.
Kenny tliut tlm Silver Luke eotmtry
In fimt nettling up.
('. M KlkliiHHolil ten of hi Imported
lliiiiip-lilrit iMiwim Inn U to J. It.
llreewi. Tlui lim'k piiMeil tliroiitfh
town tlu ottirr ilny itinl crealeil
miifli fiivordlili'foiniiH'iit. There lire
Jut two tlM'k of tliU nnnli In tlic
Hi uli'.
I'k'il-MlNN Mary 1,. Mefluw.il, the
H yeiir-olil diuiKliter of Mr. mill Mm.
II. A, McDowell, aleil jenlortliiy ol
typliolil (ever. Klii- WMxImrli'il today
lit '1 p. Ill, Shi' llllil Ik'I'II Klek llllilllt
tlll'IK Week. Till U till! Mflltlll
(lentil III tilt! McDowell fi'inlly within
ii roiipliMif mouth, tillver, mi older
brother, wiim rurrlcd nwiiy after mi
oK'nillou for nppeiiilleltlK. Tim
, uipntliy of tlui community itn to
tlm nllllcteil liiinlly.
TOP.
Before You Sign
a contract for lifo insur
ance in any company
look Into the merits of
Qregonjjfe
The Policyholder' Company
No matter how much
you are urged to place
life insurance elsewhere
write first and hear what
we have to offer.
RATES ARE NO HIGHER
All the money paid to
this Company stays in
Oregon and helps your
own prosperity. It as
sists in the up -building
of a Greater Oregon.
There is nothing better
in life insurance than
QrePnlifc There b
nothing as good for Ore-
ftonlifc
gomans as
IIOMK 01-Ir(IC I'OIITLANU, OR.
k. i. MtM-a. tr. u Samubu o. Mim
CUUtlWCa I. lAJiUKU AkI Maf.
J. P. Dohertv, Agent,
Prineville, Or.
E. N. Strong, Agent,
Cl The Dalles, Or
'Lwwwl"'""H,ii nii'iV"m"iiMi nnuni"ll'mU'W.'p .1
I cw
llev. Ilullcy prom lied nt the Kitty,
ton iielioiillioiiMMin tlw McKny Innt
Hiindny li lie never prenclicil Iw
fori'. When lie not them tin1 plnee
wiu I'lnpty but nftcr wultliiK for a
time n younif liuly made tier Hp.
iN'iimiiei'. A llru wim iimile auil Mr.
Ilullcy look off IiIm rout ami preitclieil
the wrinoii of hU llletlme. Ill) felt
IiiiIiiiimI with the ilrlt itml bin mull
pure wuit wllh liliu. W lint lie lurked
In iiumlierii win miiile up In iipprerl
ntloii. llii wiu ilcteriiilncil Hint a
yoiniK luily Hint Iind walked two
mile to lienr him uliould not go
nwny dlmippoluU'il, anil uliu wunii't.
I'nloti t'liurrli Service: Wedneii
day 7:;W p. in. prayer iiieetliiK;
TliurHilny 7;00 p. m,, tbolr mtftliij.
Slnulnu lender l'owell extend a
I'ordlnl liivltntloit to nil lover of
tuiiHle. Tlmrmlity 1 :00 p. in., I.dle
All meet tit Mm. Murk l'owell.
Sntiirilny, 2 p. in,', eovenniit meetlng
of tlm church. Member are re
iiicteil to be prewiit. Suuday 153'0
U. in. Illlile School; 11 a. in. prenrb
Iiik; 8:30 p. III. 0. K. iioelety, lender
J. MiiIh-ii; l.'-M p. in. preiichluif, topic:
"Sfcimd artlelu of our fnltli." A
cordliil luvltntlon In pxti'iided to all.
Mr. Skeptic, wo Invlttf you to U
pruHi-nt. C. 1'. Ihilley, l'iulor.
Real Estate Transfers
r'urniidicd by t'nHjkCminty AUlrict Co,
Jiihn V I'lclietl to Krmik M I'oit ne1'
w34-l(llt'.T)O0.
CI i mien I, (out et ux to Illark Ilutta
l.ml A I.lvuSt. Co. e'j i t4 n, lot 6
of cpctiio 7 mid uy( nw''4 imo 7-12 11.
I'.liui A Ihiiihnin to J ewe Ymicey
tract In e'i H't4' mid u- nv wcS 15-1(1
con IH300.
(leorgle M JcwH to Oregon Trunk
Ity 100 ft ttrip icroaa nwt4' nc and iw
U w It) 17 12 con $m
11 N Ijiwrln t ill to J 11 Anderaon lot
7 blk 20 Culver con H2.W.
Itobt A Wiilltce et l to Alexaudur
StKrt trwi r31 2-111 con 1100.
Crook Co lnv Co to John Zortam lot
22 blk 23 llillmaii con f'.U
Crook Co luv t ototiinitllallolot 21
blk 23 tid lot 24 nd 25 blk 122 of 11 ill
limn .'on $1S0.
Crwik t lnv Co to llnrnun Krlicli
tot 10 and 11 blk 0(1 Ilillman con f-'"0.
Ilavld li ltoera et ux to Oregon
Ftutik Ry rldlit of Wky acron n nel4
are SO-12-13.
Crock County lnv Co to Adam Gott
hrotli lot .1 blk U2 Ilillman con $1(10.
tea liroD lo Oeoriie (ionlner ti s lot
12 blk 15 Miidran cou 75. ,
Wlliiiitu II Sliorwood 10 Snillllel J
Newnoin uc li) and ela nv
mx 30-111 10 on $.100.
(ieorija W lliiisbaw to llarvpy Mullcr
SH 15-12 con 2000.
Nancy 8 Itnwllii and lumband lot' R
Allim ' l4 tec 8 and ei xsc 17
2 11 con (10.
1'atenta from I he Cnited Stated at fub
Iowa: To Martin I. Oliver, J Alvin
KitK, l'erni'lce Wllaou, John M Smith
H ibert M Templeton Samuel A Shepard
Hubert ti Calduull and Ruth Mvora.
Watch Found.
A watch u found at t lie fair Krouintn.
Owner ran have an mo by doarrihinu prop
e.rtv and iaving for thia notice. Apply
at this otlico. 11-10 If
Money to Lend.
Money to loan. Address P, 0. Box
3i2. 11-lu-tf
Situation Wanted.
Comratent olfica man, liook keeper
uid Stenographer wanta ponition, whole
nr part time, temporary or permanent.
KeaiKiimlile (alarr. J.' S, l'ox, 1'. O.
B ix 1, 1'rinovillo, Oregon. 11-10-tf
Mare Loat
Ixint from Kaster'a Feed Yard Oct. 21,
a bhirk aUll mare weighing about 1000,
ncven or eight ycum old, and shod,
llrnnded wanon iron 5 connertiHl ou the
atitln and 4.1 connected on the left
plmulder. Will Under plraae notify
John It. Jnnoi, 1'rineville, Ore. ll-10-4p
Dance at Club Hall
Friday. Nov. 18.
Good Music.
Shumia Club
Holds Two Meetings
I'.iiCaime of the fair and other at
tractiona, the Hhuinia Club hai had
two meeting the pant few day.
The fimt meeting; wa held at
the home of Mm. Ii. P. Helknap,
and wa devoted to the atudy of
art. Each memljer responded to
roll call by deactihing her favorite
picture, and the meeting wai
heartily enjoyed. Mr. C. 8. Kd
ward gave the life of Titan, and
diaplayed many copies of his
famous pictures.
November 5 was Tennyson day
and the meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. M. E. lirink. Miss
Conway reviewed the book, "Idylls
of the King," and Mrs. II. P. Bel
knap read, "CrotKing the liar."
Then numbers were followed by a
duet by Mrs. Iloeenherg and Mifs
Conway.
At this meeting Mrs. lien, Milli
can gave a report of her trip to
The Dalles as a delegate from thia
club to the Oregon Federation of
Women's Clubs which met in that
city recently.
The queation of the effect of the
moving picture shows was dis
cussed at this convention, and was
brought before the Shuraias by
Mrs. Millican. A committee was
appointed to ure its influence in
getting pictures dirpluyed in the
local picture houne that would have
a clean moral effect on the minds
of the children, and discourage the
development of "Tracy" characters
in the children of the town.
Play bouses cater to the de
mands of the people and it is the
purpose of the Shumia Club to
aenift in creating a high standard
in this community.
Fun at the Club Hall
Tomorrow Eve
The public is invited to tbe Club
Hall on Friday evening, Nov. 11,
where it will be entertained by the
ladies of the Annex with a first
class program and served with de
licious things to eat.
Following are some of the good
things you will miss if you stay
away:
Selection by the Orchestra; the
"Last Day of School" by sixteen
of tbe most remarkable people in
town. This school is conducted
along tbe strict lines advocated by
our forefathers. Parents and
teachers should avail themselves of
this most excellent opportunity of
learning how to properly discipline
children. Selection by the Or
chestra. Intermission and re
freshments. .
You will enjoy the "Tennis
Racket Drill" by the favored six
teen of the smart set.
Our old friend and actor, Jack
eon Summersault, will entertain
you with a character song. Se
lection by tbe Orchestra. Inter
mission and refreshments. Mrs.
Edwardsonian will present for the
first time the wonderful "Ilumani-
phone," Edison's latest and most
marvelous invention.
"The "Corn TasBel Brothers"
have been induced to stop over one
day and preterit their best known
stunt.
It is seldom that Prineville is
favored with a first-class legerde-
No money has been spared to
make the
"Columbia"
A Perfect range in every re
spect. We guarantee it to give
absolute satisfaction. Don't fail
to call and let us show you the
good points of this range. It is
equipped with an oven ther
mometer which the cut don't
show.
main, but we have secured the ser
vices of a wonderful magician, so
come and bring the children to see
him.
The curtain raises at 7:45. Gene
ral admission 25 cents. Children
10 cents. All children over 12
years and all school pupils 15
cents. Refreshments extra.
Methodist Church -Service.
The program for the evening Mir vice
at the Mattiodiit Church Sunday, Nov,
13, is as follow :
Hymn "Uncus the Peiialiing."
Invocation.
Hymn-"lloly Spirit Faithful Guide."
Heading of Scripture.
Anthem "We Praiae Thee."
Offertory.
Hymn "Jeu I My Cross Have
Taken."
Hormon Subject, "The ISrightest
(Jem in the New Testament Maderu."
Hymn "Oh Jean Thou Art Stand
ing." Song Male quartet, "All Along the
Way.
Benediction. Jno. M. Huggipe, paitor.
Hiliman Items.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W, Tavlor are In
Portland this week, while there they
will purchaae a pumping outfit for the
well.
Commercial Club meets at Hotel Hill
roan, on Wednoaday evening, Nov. 10th.
All come and meet with the booster
and help bcost Ilillman.
The bear hunter who returned from
their bunting trip lat week have little
to ay regarding their proweaa aa hunts
men. One huntor got two duck but
we have been unable to learn whether
the otheri did even a well a be.
The new icata (or tbe acboolhouae
arrived taut week and were put in place.
They will be appreciated by the achool.
A number of the ladies of Ilillman
and vicinity met at tbe home of Mrs.
Swanaim October 2iitli and organized a
club, to be known a the Indies Pioneer
Club of Ilillman. Light refreehnienta
were served and a very enjoyable time
wag had by all present.
An 8, pound girl arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. li. Davidson
on Nov. 3d.
Mr. R. McCauley ha been on the
sick list the past week but at this writ
ing she i somewhat improved.
Hegardt Bros. & Thiclvoldt, opened a
fine stone quarry aouth of the town last
week. They consider it one of the beet
quarries in the country. They are now
hauling rock for their new building in
Ilillman. This building wiH be a 25x00
tone structure.
The Ladies Pioneer Club ot Hiliman
met with Mosdamea Clelaud and Kent,
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 3d.
For Sale for $75.00
A new VJ5 Tarlor OrRun, a beauty;
would exchange 'or trrnin, For par
ticulars address box 322, Prineville,
Oregon. 11 3 tf
Title Talks
"Balky Deeds."
Yon all know about balky horse
have met the fellow who bought one
without knowing it at the time, upon
the assurance of the seller that the
animal waa "all right."
Was he more foolish than the man
who paid the last dollar on the price of
a tract of land without first lcoking up
the title?
The search he afterwards made
showed a slinky and defective title full
of balky deeds, conveyances that do not
convey a complete break in the chain.
We will furnish an abstract either be
fore or after you buy the land.
Have the titled investigated. Do it
now.
Crook County Abstract Co. (Inc)
FIUNEVILLE, OREGON.
(We photograph the records.)
J. E.
Laidlaw Items.
Will Thorp ha returned from hi trip
over the mountain.
W. P. Myer ia Waiting his brother
and old friend In Laidlaw.
Prof. KnmeU'a family are moving Into
the Thorp residence on Wood Ave.
The achool is doing fine nnder the guid
ance of the professor.
The Miaat Hellia Jamea and Fay
Oerkinggaveabidloweea party at Kiver
aide Inn on Mcnday evening that wa a
ucreas. Visit. r were present from
Cline Fall, Tumalo, Bend and Culver.
Heal Riy made a decided hit in bi
fall sowing of grain for hay. He is now
reaping hi harvest in the sale of it.
Prea (Jerking spoke ot tbe movement
for united action in having a creamery
and cliee factory atarte-1 noon. We
have the water power, the favorable
location and all things necessary for bun
nee. W. If. Courtney ii working out a
project to start a sawmill soon. There
i need of another one. II. C.
A Busy Place.
A balf-miie north of the eld
Culver postoflice on tbe Hoffman
place, which is now owned by
Max Wurzweiler and II. Ifaldwin
is situated a well that suppliis
water for all the residents in a
territory ten miles square.
The well, which is in charge of
Frank Hunter, is aa busy a place
as the grist mill in most' com
munities, and on Saturdays and
Mondays, which are the .water
hauling days at this season there
is a constant line-up of teams.
Many of the farmers have wagons
with water tanks built onto them,
and these are driven up to the side
of the large tank which is filled by
the use of a gasoline engine and
a ccntrifical pump. The end of a
large hose is dropped into an open
ing in the wagon tank after a sys
tem not unlike that of loading
water into a tank on the railroad
tender. xThe proceps of loading a
wagon takes but a few minutes,
and as manv as forty wagons are
loaded at this well in a single day.
Tbe water is pumped from a
sixteen foot well and is lifted bv a
six-horsepower engine fo a height
of about twelve ftet into a tank
12 x 16 feet and eight feet deep.
J ne charges for tbis water are
very slight and are paid by the
month according to the number of
head of stock tbe user hauls water
for.. There is a grain chopper
which is operated by the same
gasoline engine and all together
this is as busy a place as the pie
counter at a country fair.
HiWa Greik Kutm
ScWI Booki
Cud era SippUei
Jewelry
Will F.pr
D.
BRASS! BRASS!! BRASS!!! BRASS!!!
See the New Hammered Brass Goods in our Windows.
New Holiday Presents arriving every few days.
DIGESTO only 50c a box
D
We are prepared to furnish this
"Maple Heater"
In three sizes. Either with or
without nickled trimmings. It
has a large door in front and
large sliding top. This is one
of our best ones for general
use.
St
ewar
if
Quick Meal"
have led all others for years, because
they give such universal satisfaction.
Users of Quick Meal" Steal Ranges
re our very best advertisers. ...
QUICK MEAL" STEEL RANGES are made almost entirely
or steel, consequently cannot cracK ana are stronger,
JACK FROST KILLERS
The members of the STOVE FAMILY
are now residing at the store of The W. F.
King Company. They are willing and
ready for work at reasonable prices and
guarantee to give good service.
In heaters, The Howard, Winner-Airtight, Success, Model
Steel-Box and other high class stoves are on display; also
a stock of PERFECTION COAL OIL HEATERS that are
just the thing for a bath-room
We now have on hand over one-hundred stoves which
will be sold at prices ranging from $3.00 up to $90.00.
The W. F. King Company
P. Adamson
DRUGGISTS
P. Adamson & Co.
DRUGGISTS
Steel Ranges
"QUICK MEAL" STEEL
RANGES are con-
fstructed ou scien
tific principles and
their materials are
distributed in such
a way aa to do the
most good.
"QUICK MEAL" STEEL
RANGES are jnst
neavy enough to be
cood, durable, and
lasting. The parts
strengthened are
the part3 w here
the most wear is,
The walls are so
well lined with
Asbestos that no
heat is lost, it be
ing radiated just
where needed.
or bed-room.
& Co
Huical Iutraaeat!
Masiit
Laney't Cudies
Statisaery
Ciftrt
"Maple Heater."
Co