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LOCAL MENTION
Miaa )dllr llmli-K !i working
in llin counly nucuHor'H oflire.
Minn MngKio 'la.o li'Il Sunday
for a vinii to friend n t liurriM.
II. llurddorf nl Portland in a
ni'w hamrm man at the K. 11.
Smith Saddlery.
All Kllcfaon, I'.ill Young and
Klw Short Ml Monday (or an
outing on Murk's crwk.
Mm Mae Knox, with t lie W. I'.
King Co., led Sunday lor a vinit
to bir Iioiiih at Fomtil.
Min Sli'llu lloil(i' in hslping in
thf posloftke during the alwnce
of the postmaster.
I. W. Sprar anil wif Ml the
last of t tie wi'i-k for Mfrrtll, Ore
gon, to vixit Mm. Spear'a mother.
(!u 1'rosn ami family Ifft Satur
day for linlknap Spring, where
they wilt ninlicata for a short time.
(ieorgn Taylor Rnil wife of liear
creek left the liiKt of the week for
the berry patch on the Sariliam.
James) Montgomery and family
and Mr. IVt.r Xell left for the
Santiam Monday for an outing.
Frank Foster, Will Iedford and
lleorge Newell left in Barker's auto
the first of the week for an outing
in the Buck mountain.
Wilford liulknap and I.enter
Cohr left for Itelknap Springs
Monday on a two-week' vacation
trip.
Mr. C. M. Klkin, her mother,
Mr. Comb, Mr. Jennie King,
Millard Klkiim and Jimmy King
leave today for the Santiam for an
outing.
Hotel Oregon i open for buni
nea. The building haa been re
modeled throughout and newly
furnished." The rooms are on the
European plan. A flrst-clao grill
in connection. Experienced hotel
men in charge.
The fire department was called
out at an curly hour Wednesday
morning caused by a fire in the
Chinese laundry just back of Johu
Morris' store. It was soon put out
but not before the building was
badly damaged. The fire caught
from the kitchen stove.
The Oregon Central Telephone
Co. has filed articles of incorpora
tion with the county clerk. The
incorporators are Louis Doonar, C.
11. Cook and N. W. Sanborn. The
headquartors of tho company will
be at llend. The capital stock is
!30,000, divided into 500 shores-at
the par value of $100 each.
McKenzie's Merry Makers, with
an elaborate: production of Btnnd
ardpluys, will open an engagement
or a week at Commercial Hull,
beginning Augimt 6. Their reper
toire includes such plays as "The
Lion and the Mouse," "St. Klrao,"
"Hearts of the Blue Hidge," Merely
Mary Ann," "A Woman's Hitter
Atonoment," "Van, tho Virginian,"
"The Servant in the House," etc.
There are ten people in the com
pany, six of whom do specialties.
They receive flattering press
notices wherever they appear.
The self-dump, steel McCormick raket are made for Service.
Will outwear two ordinary rake. Easily Operated.
W. F. King Co,
Farm Implement of all
I'ercy IavicauiH up from The
Dalle the last of the week.
Horn-July 30, to the wife of
lUlph Wht'ilon, a boy.
Horn July 31, to the wife of J.
V. Duniari, a son.
Mrs. Carrie Ong of Portland i
visiting her parent, Mr. and Mr.
11. A. Kurd.
Mr. ltailey report a' good ser
vice at the lionner si'hoolhoue
lat Sunday.
The Water Hoard will meet in
I'rineville from August 7 to IS to
inspect the Crooked river claim.
Metoliu hd an tHOOO fire last
Friday morning. Terry Wible's
poolroom and three other build
ing were destroyed.
Iniis ('. Young and Ada
Sharpie of Hend, were made man
and wife laxt Wednesday by Kev.
Hugging at the M. 10. parsonage.
Jackson L. Clingnn and Maudie
Lovelace, both of Hend, were mar
ried at the Methiidint parsonage,
Monday, by Kov. J. M. Huggins.
Married At the Methodist par
sonage, Saturday, July 29, ('has.
II. Harr and Minnie Tillery, both
of Cline Fall.
Union church services 10 a. m.,
Hilda school; 11 a.m., preaching;
8 p. m., preaching by the pastor.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all. C. I'. Bailey, pastor.
Married At the residence ol
Mr. McKinnon on the Ochoco,
Sunday, July 30, Charles S. Mc
Dowell and Mis Kstella Clark, C.
I'. Ha i ley officiating.
The courthouse slock lost ten
minutes in eight months, accord
ing to official railroad time. Cus
todian Clow has made arrange
ments to get the official time twice
a month so that hereafter town
time will not be more than a few
seconds off,
liert Purding accidentally shot
himself in the arm with a 22-cali-ore
riile Sunday afternoon. Purdy,
who works for Jeff Evans, was out
shooting jack rabhitB and was in
the act of placing the rifle on the
ground when it was accidentally
discharged, the bullet striking him
on the wrist and ranging upward.
Dr. Belknap extracted the bullet.
With a little care the arm will be
all right again in a short time.
Bids Wanted
The Hoard of Education is plan
ning extensive improvements on
the High School, including carpen
tering, plumbing and masonry.
The contract to be let to the lowest
bidder. All who wish to bid are
requested to call at the office of
Supt. Ford and examine plana and
specifications and leave their bids
at their earliest possible conven
ience. It is further requested that all
submit two bids, one for cash in
full when the work is accepted,
and one, one-half cunh when work
is accepted and the remainder on
the first day of May, 1912.
Ayerdalea For Sale
Thoroughbred Ayerilale puppies for
sale. (J. W. KOBKKTS at Prlneville
Machine Shop. 7-20-tt
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LOCAL MENTION
Horn July 27, at Grizzly, to
the wife of Mrs. Joe Hardy, a son.
Horn July 2S, to the wife if
ChcHter (iilliland, a girl.
J. T. Hardy, traveling freight
and paenger agent for the Ore
gon Trunk Railway, wa in I'rine
ville the first of the week.
The hotel at Metolius was 0)en
ed last Sunday. It is under the
direction of Mr. Moulden of Med
ford. The Metolius Oregonian says
that work on a o00,(HX)-gallon oil
fuel storage tank at that place is
well under way.
Mr. J. P. Keeler of Keeler, Sas
katchewan, mother of Mrs. John
It. Minpon, came in Tuesday even
ing for a visit of several weeks.
City Recorder lireece was called
upon Saturday evening to join in
wedlock Meuir Dickey and Mim
Sadie Porter, both of Crook county.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wigle and
Carey Foster and family left Tues
day morning for an outing at
Metolius.
No trace has been found of Mrs.
Tom McCrath, who disappeared
from Hend two weeks ago. It is
thought she committed suicide by
jumping into the Deschutes river.
The farmers of Crook county
are getting ready for harvest
While the wheat yield is not up to
the average it is not a total failure
where given proper tillage. The
potato crop is good.
Miss Baker, a linotype operator
from Chicago, accompanied by
her two brothers, were in I'rine
ville the first of the week looking
over this part of the interior. The
Bakers will locate here if suitable
homesteads can be found.
J. Warren Crooks and Miss Eva
Smith were married at Tacoma,
Wash., July 26. Word had
reached I'rineville through a
traveling man that Warren was
married, but there was nothing
sure about it until a letter to his
parents announced the fact. The
Journal extends congratulations.
John R. Stinson returned the
first of the week from a forest fire
fifteen miles northwest of Sisters.
It got started Thursday night and
was under control Sunday night.
It Bwept over several thousand
acres belonging to the national
forest and road company. The
damage was principally to young
frees. A carelessly thrown match
or cigarette started the fire.
Mrs. H. P. Belknap, who was a
delegate from Oregon to the Inter
national Sunday School Conven
tion at San Francisco, gave an ad
dress on the work of the conven
tion at a large union meeting at
the Methodist church on a recent
Sunday. The address was woll
prepared and was inspiring to the
large congregation of Sunday
School workers who beard it.
Notice
Persons taking gravel from the chan
nel of the Oohoco muet Drat get permis
sion from the City Marshal.
8 3-3t Chas, 8. Edwards, Mayor.
mprovemenU are made
on the McCormick mower
every year. The old mow
er wu a good machine,
but the improved this
year's model U still better.
The aim of the McCor
mick factory U to put a
machine on the market
that ha. THESE TWO
QUALITIES-
Durability
Light -Running
Mr. Hleven, who lives on Mill
creek, i si rionnly ill. J
Prof. Coe is building a six-room
bungalow junt eaxt of the high
school.
V. B. Mustard of Powell Butte
i viiting at the home of W. S.
Cooke.
Bishop Paddock held services
lrtt evening and today at the
M. K. church.
Crand Master T. M. Baldwin
will leave Saturday to constitute a
Masonic lodge at (iran8 Valley.
There will be preaching by the
panlor at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Schutkey, who has been
visiting at the home of John Mor
ris, lett the first of the week for
Hood Kiver.
F.F.Wright of Dayton, Wash.,
ha accepted a position with W. S.
Cooke. Mr. Wright is a painter
and decorator.
Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Strong en
tertained at dinner Wednesday
evening for Bishop Paddock, Dr.
and Mrs. Rosenberg.
F. E. Lafler of Walla Walla
has opened a photo gallery in Miss
Wilson'a old stand on Third street.
Free photos for a time. See his
advertisement elsewhere.
Mrs. Coe and daughter, Miss
Nannette, mother and sister of
Prof. Coe, are expected in I'rine
ville the first of next week. They
will make their home here in the
future.
Auto for Sale
I have the niceot ronalwnt in the
city, but having nolil my ranch will eell
the amo which i bran new for $100 less
than coit. It i equipped with glass
front, leather top, speedometer, clock
and extra tires. Might take good lota
for part payment. For more particu
lars, addree P. O. Box 445, Prineville,
Ore. 7-27-2t
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Less Twine
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right. It workl smoothly, tie
properly, and the last of the ball
fed as freely as the first. No
knots or breaks. Fifty per cent
stronger than the strain of any
machine actually requires,
PLYMOUTH
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because it is known to be the
best. Mado by the oldest cord
nj;e establishment in the United
are spun into every ball of twine. V
farmer who insist on seeing the
wheat-sheaf tag on every tall of
twine save money and avoid I
harvest delays. . - "
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