Real Economy
In Wagon Buying
HAY!
We handle McCormlck mowers and rakes. 1 yon
need a new haying machine, you can do no belter than gti
McCormick. McCormick mowers are light running; they
are durable, and they are built in various sizes to meet the
most varied requirements 3 A, 5, 6 and 7-foot cut
McCormick rakes are made in varioue widths in either
hand or self dump styles, If you are undecided at to what
machine you want, call and let us explain the many
meritorious features found iu the McCormick mower and
rake construction.
Learn why McCormick
mowers and rakes are
money savers. If you
are Dot ready to buy,
Call anyway and get a
catalogue. It's filled
with valuable informa
tion, and it will explain
exactly why McCormick
rakes and mowers excel
LOCAL MENTION.
Allio Vnlrath was up from Mad'
raa this week.
Mrs. Champ Smith came home
from Portland the last ol the week.
lr. KoKfriWrg ami family
turnml Irom Portland Friday
night.
Mr. and Mm. Arthur Tempi
ton of Idtdmond were in Prineville
Halimlay,
Geo. M. TlfT of Trout creek
was a county seat visitor the last
ol tho week.
I'rol. Myers has been re engaged
to head the l'rineville public
schools next year.
Mm. Dean Huston of Ashwood
was visiting the family of Wade
UtiKton the Inst of the week.
Chas. ltrittingham and family
of lliirni passed through Prineville
the first of the week on thuir way
to Allisny.
(1. 11. Hrewster Jr., has been ap
pointed state water master for
Crook county by the Statu Water
Hoard of Salem.
Miss Murray, who has been
teaching school on Trout creek,
csme in the last of the week to
take the state examination.
liny Constable and family, to
gether with his mother and grand
mother, are over on the Deschutes
fishing. Mrs. Constable and her
mother are from Oklahoma.
The hnschall game announced
for last Sunday between l'rineville
and the Portland 0. I!. A N. nine
did not come off as scheduled. The.
railroad boys did not show up fur
some reason.
The Sunday School at South
Powell Huttes will hold its session
on Crooked river on Rev. Wyalt's
homestead tho Sunday following
tho -1 th of July. ltusket lunch.
All interested invited.
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Two Hole, low, $13.50
Three Hole, low, $15.00
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About an inch of rain has fallen
in this part of Crook county since
last Friday. The weather man
says .85 of an inch. It came in
the nick of time to save the grain,
flood average crops are now as
sured throughout the county.
George li. Kay of Post was down
for supplies Saturday. lie is
getting ready for haying. The
ranchers in the Iloraeheaven coun
try llnished the spring round-up
last week. They found stock in
good condition. The grass in the
timber is the best for several years.
(ieorge Siorkumnn met with an
unlortunate accident last week.
While returning home from town
his borne sliped his bridle and
ran away, throwing Mr. Stork
mann out, breaking his jaw bone
in two places. Drs. Hyde snd
Kdwards dressed the wounds and
had the injured man taken to
Portland to be examined by an
X-ray.
Miss Rosa ft. Parrott left Mon
day morning for lierkeley, Calif.,
where she goes to attend summer
school. This fall she will head the
department of Kr.glish at the
Monmouth Normal. During her
three-years' stay in Prineville Miss
Permit has made many warm
friends. While they regret to lose
her yet they are pleased to have
her ability as a teacher recognized
by a state institution.
When at the courthouse if you
hear 1 md noises like something
snapping or (Hipping, don't be
alraid. Its only Henry Clow's
new-fangled lawn mower. Nor is
it one of the sort that any old
scrub can push around. No, sir.
Henry has fixed up a gas engine
and with some bicycle gearing has
a contraption that will mow the
grass like a houso afire. Just at
present it takes two men to navi
gate it but as soon as a couple of
wheels arrive it will propel itself.
Patent applied for.
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LOCAL MENTION
Mrs. Dan McKay of Antelope is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Chris Cohrs.
K. If. Howell and J. J. Wilt of
Sisters were over on a business trip
Tuesday.
Christian Suit; of Powell Butte
filed his petition for final naturali
zation pa)era Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. F. Condart, who lives
two miles west of town, left Tues
day for a visit to Spokane.
Supt. Ford left for Salem the
first of the week. He is a member
ol the State Hoard of Examiners.
J. A. Wilson, salesman lor
Sludebaker Bros, of Portland, is
interviewing our business men this
week.
Hub Kinder left at this office a
head of lettuce that measured 1G
inches in diameter. He has plenty
more like it.
Charles A. Stevenson and
Margaret Barber Denier of Held,
Oregon, were married by Recorder
lireese Monday.
Chadwick II. Irvin and Nellie
O'Dell Johnson, both of Redmond,
were granted a license to wed the
first of the week.
Miss Ethel Potter returned Sun
day evening from Spokane to spend
the summer. She is now a full
fledged graduate nurse. Her
diploma is from one of the bet-t
hospitals in Spokane.
Arthur Bennett, who has a
ranch on Camp creek, came in last
Thurrday evening with his right
arm paralyzed. He didn't know
how it happened. Just woke up
in the morning with u useless arm.
Dr. Belknap fixed him up so that
he could use it a little and he has
gone back home. It will be all
right in time.
Insurance
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Safe, Durable and Economical.
Two Hole, Range Back, $16.00
Ovens $3.50 Three Hole Range Back, $18.50
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The W. F. King Co,
A, It. Rogers and two sons, Alan
and Donald, and (!. II. Rogers,
timliermen and capitalist of Minn
eapolis, spent the first of the week
with J. H. Haner looking over
their extensive interests in Crook
county.
Jack Stone was brought over
from Rend the first of the week
ami examined by County Physi
cian Rosenberg as to his sanity.
While the fellow is not crazy his
mental condition is such that he
will be detained here for a time
pending results.
A marriage license was issued
Monday to Andrew Morrow and
Emily (i. Dougall. They will be
married in Portland today. Mr.
Morrow is one of Crook county's
prominent and successful sheep
men and Mrs. Dougall is a popu
lar school teacher at Grizzly.
Frank Foster and Elmer Clark
were over at Madras Saturday and
concluded to chip in four-bits
apiece and take a chance on an
automobile that was being rallied
off. They won it. If you wake
up some morning and find the
streets smoking you will know
they have brought it over from
Madras.
The Journal has juBt printed
700 abstracts for the Crook County
Abstract Co., using typewriter
type. This company is furnishing
200 of these abstracts to the Opal
City Land Co., owners of the town
site of Opal City, and 500 for The
Oregon Trunk Development Co.
Both are Portland firms. The
Oregon Trunk Development Co. is
platting and placing on the market
five town additions in this county,
as follows: Orandview addition
to Bend, Waterway addition to
Redmond, Pioneer addition to
Opal City, Terminal addition to
Culver, and the Warehouse addi
tion to Madras.
LOCAL MENTION
The ladies are invited to attend
the sessions of the development
league.
Crook county farmers are especi
ally urged to come and hear the
addresses ol President Gray on the
possibilities of the development of
Central Oregon.
Dr. H. G. Davis, who was a
delegate to the grand lodge K.
of P. at Astoria, returned home
Sunday evening. He reports an
enjoyable time.
Good roads, dry farming, the
establishment of experimental
farms and stations will be discussed
at the development meeting Fri
day afternoon. Come and hear
them.
At the wool Bales at Shaniko
Monday a million pounds were
sold on a weak market. Prices
ranged 10 per cent lower than at
the previous sales. Several lots
were withdrawn and will be ship
ped on consignment or held in
storage.
Colonel Belcher, Judge Wilcox
and W. B. Mann came over from
Redmond Wednesday morning.
They were just 55 minutes making
the trip over the new road. The
road is fine, the Colonel says.
Redmond is bonding the city for a
water supply. Water will be
brought from Cline Falls and
stored in a 100,000 gallon steel
tank for the use of the town and
railroad company.
Prineville Lots Wanted.
Before Jnly 2nd write Richard R.
Lawrence, Prineville, Oreeon, fullv
describing your real estate, with Lowest
cash price. 6-22-2t
Irrigated Land For Sale.
80 acres of irrigated land, all in crop.
Powell Butte district. Call on or ad
dress, Titus & Smith, Powell Butte, Ore.
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There Is more real economy in buy
ing a Sludclaker form wagon than In
paying a lower price for some cheaper
nuke. A Sludebaer will give you
Real Service
It is built to last, and does Kit, a
thousands upon thousands of tinners
will testify.
WAGONS
are always dependable honest in
material honest in make.
That is why the farmers of the
world have made the SludtbdkeT
factory the largest vehicle factory in
the world. It will pay you to visit
our store and look over our line of
Sludebaker vehicles.
There will be a dance at the
Hipe Hall, Lamonta, July Fourth.
Supper at the Lamonta Hotel.
Subject of services at Methodist
church next Sunnay will be, morn
ing, "Obeying the Vision." Even
ing, "The Standpatter." Come
and join us in these public de
votions and enjoy the good singing
of gospel songs. Epworth League
devotional meeting at 7 o'clock.
Band dance Saturday evening, July 1.
Dancing will commence at 8:30 sharp.
The Goddess of
Liberty Contest
A Goddess of Liberty contest
has been started to decide who
shall have that honor on July 4th.
No names counted until they shall
have reached 25 votes. The fol
lowing was the vote Tuesday
evening:
Georgia (.'leek 130
Freda Llppraan 100
Corrine Coffln 435
Alma Noble. 175
Edna Long 35
Hnnna Fox 75
Band dance Saturday evening, July 1.
Dancing will commence at 8:30 sharp.
Choice Jerseys For Sale.
Choice Jersey Cows and Heifers for
sale. We will be at Sisters on July 4th
and at Bend July 6th with some fine
offerings. Come and look them over.
O-iW-lt llACKLKMAN A i'FEIFFKR.
Sunset Magazine for July.
Vacation time at Los Angeles Beaches.'
The Call of the Cool Sea Breeze, by
Petti- B. Kyne, beautifully illustrated
in fear colors. The Spell by C. X. & A.
M. Williamson, Hunting-Fishing-Motor-ing-Fictian.
On sale all news stands.
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Sealed Bids Wanted.
Realed bids wanted for the erection of a
frame school building for District No. S9. For
plans and specifications see J. B. Shlpp.
Bimrd reserves rlubt to reject any and all
bids. Bids open July 15 at Co. Kup't. office.
ft.a PRICE CoslloW, Clerk.
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