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Car Load Superior Drills, Plows, Harrows
and Pulverizers will arrive the latter part of this week.
The W. F. King Company.
LOCAL MENTION
Charles Lott of Lamonla wm in
town loot Monday.
Tlia public schools of Prinevills
will open Monday, October 2nd.
Wm. Treiehel of Paulina wu a
Prineville viaitor Saturday.
I'd Hlayton baa j tint received
liia new pitno of the Ludwig make.
Marahal Weston bad the bridge
serosa the Ocboco repaired last
week.
J. Frank Stroud of Portland waa
in I'rineville two or three days thin
week.
T .F. McAlliater, who waa threat'
ened with an attack of typhoid, in
out again.
John Hopper and family were in
town Monday from the homestead
at Powell l'.utte.
Newt Poindextor, who baa been
sick for the pat month, is able to
be on the street again.
'Horace Itelknap leave Friday
morning for Portland where be
will enter the medical college.
Walter O'Neil of Madras, waa in
I'rineville a couple of days during
the week visiting with hi family.
Minn Irene Barnes began a term
of school in the Slayton district
last Monday.
Mrs. A. M. Jolly returned to
I'rineville Friday after spending
several week at her eon' place
near ('reticent.
Frank Klkina, who ia superin
tending the grading of a lane at
Summit Prairie, spent Sundny with
hia family in I'rineville.
Oliver Powell extends a cordial
invitation to all lovers of musio to
meet him at the Union Church
Wednesday evening at 7:30.
II. F. Mitchell realized good
values front bis auction salo held
last Friday at the Pitcher place,
livery article advertised waa sold.
Miss Nellie Summers left this
morning for Portland whore she
will resume her studies in music,
under the direction of Mies Valli
Whitney White of Boston.
Rev. Bailey requests the sub
scribers to the Baptist church
building to pay their subscriptions
at their earliest convenience. Pay
to either bank, subject to the
Baptist building committee. D.
F. Stewart, treasurer.
Mrs. Evelyn Lane Walker, who
bad charge of the training depart
rnont in the Crook county high
school last year, has resigned be
cause of the severe illness of her
sister. The students and other
friends of Mrs. Walker rogret that
she is not to be with them this
year.
Warren Itrown, County Clerk,
left Wednesday to attend the
Pendleton "Round Up." After
spending three days at Pendleton
he expects to go to Hot Lake,
Union county, for a two week's
vacation. Mr. Brown states that
he has boen in the office for more
than five years and this ia the first
time he has been "away. He ex'
pacts to return about October, first.
C. S. Congleton, forest ranger in
the Paulina district was in town
Saturday and Sunday.
Klder Gregg will preach at New
tome creek next Sunday at 11 a. m.
and again in the evening.
Married In this city, Clarence
L. Branton and Nellie Barnes,
Rev. C. 1. Bailey officiating.
Henry Frohnhofer of Grizzly
waa in I'rineville Monday, making
application to make final proof on
his homestead.
R. L. ISiewster, city engineer, It ft
last Friday for his old home in
Chicago. He ex (wets to be gone
about three weeks.
Miss Kdna Morse of I'rineville
has been elected principal of the
Metolius schools and began her
work there last Monday.
Mra. F.lmer K. Spalding will
leave Friday morning for several
weeks visit to Vancouver, H. C,
Portland, amf other Willamette
valley points.
Married At the residence of
the bride's parents on West Branch,
Wheeler county, Septembers, Geo.
C. Black and Bertha Specht, Rev.
C. P. Bailey officiating.
Robert W. Bland of Grizzly
made final proof on his homestead
last Saturday before the County
Clerk. Antone Fogle and Chas.
McKenzie were his witnesses.
The ladies' "500" club held
their first meeting last Friday at
the home of. Mrs. Frank Foster.
Mrs. K. L. Aahby won the prize,
which was a beautiful hand
painted plate.
Andrew Noblo and family re
turned last week from a trip to
the valley. They went down the
Santiam but because of the forest
fires were forced to return by way
of tlio McKenzie.
Mrs. Kliza Scott and A. K. Scott
of Auburn, Washington, arrived
Wednesday. Mra. Scott will make
her home with hereon, L. L. Scott
and A. E. Scott will look after his
land interests here.
Addie Foster fell and sustained
a sevore Iracture oi nis leg last
Monday. There were three breaks
between the kneo and anklo. Dr,
J. II. Rosenberg was called to at
tend him, and while it was a bad
break, Dr. Rosenberg Teports that
he is doing well.
John E. Williams of Clarkston,
Washington, who was recently ap
pointed pastor of the I'rineville
MethodiBt church, has written Dr.
Fox that he will be unable to reach
I'rineville before Sept. 24. He
asked Dr. Fox to take charge of
the morning and evening services
on Sunday, Sopt. 17. -Dr. Fox has
kindly consented to conduct these
services.
Mr. George Millican visited' the
Journal office this week and
showed us a very fine specimen of
free gold bearing quartz. This
sample was sent Mr. Millican by
his son, G. Walter Millican who
has a mining claim on the middle
fork of Applegate. If this speci
men is a fair sample of the mine,
G. Walter Millican will soon be a
millionaire.
LOCAL MENTION
W. P. Magee was up Monday
from Onnil. '
A. R. Bowman left this morning
for Portland.
Miss llattie Houston of Roberts
was in town Wednesday.
Harold Baldwin left for Port
land Wednesday morning.
Dr. Clark went to Madras last
Monday for a few days' work.
C. Bean, Frank B. Clark and
Mrs. A. J. Clark left for Portland
Monday. , .
Wm. Cochorn and family of
Brownsville are visiting friends in
I'rineville.
Walter O'Neil was up' from
Madras the first of the week, on
business.
Wilford Belknap leaves next
Tuesday to enter the Oregon Agri
cultural College.
Mins Agnes Elliott left today to
resume her studies at the U, of 0.
Her mother will accompany her to
Portland.
Mra. Jennie U'Ren, who former
ly lived in I'rineville, was recently
married to Mr. Murphy, a busi
ness man of Eugene.
The commercial club of Pendle
ton wish it understood that they
have ample accommodations for
all who wish to attend the Round-
Up.
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SOLD BY
J. E. STEWART & CO.
Dr. II. P. Belknap has been
appointed county physician by
the county court (or the next
two years.
Newt Poindexter left Tuesday
morning for Portland, where he
expects to drive a .taxi during
the coming winter.
Claude Wright, who has been
suffering from typhoid for some
time, is reported as past all
ohance of recovery.
Union church services: 10 a. m ,
Sunday school; 11 a. m., preach
ing; G:3t) p. m., C. E. society,
leader, Mrs. Belknap; 7:30 p. m.,
preaching by the pastor. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
J. W. McGonagill, one of Crook
county's pioneers, was commit
ted to the asylum on Mouday.
The old gentleman has been ail
ing for some time, and George
Ramsey has been taking care of
him. McGonagill is being held
here pending instructions from
a son who lives at Ontario, Or
egon. George Scott was ridden down
by a man named Hendricks, the
latter being on horseback, Mon
day evening. The horse man
aged to step on Scott's right ear
and almost severed that member
from his head. Hendricks was
haled before Mayor Edwards (in
tne absence of Recorder Breese)
Tuesday morning, pleaded guilty
and was assessed 15 and costs.
Both men had been drinking.
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LOCAL MENTION
J, W. Boone spent Sunday with
his family in Prineville.
T. E. J. Duffy went to Bend last
Friday and returned Monday.
C. II. Foster of Powell Butte, was
a I'rineville visitor last Monday.
G. W. Kidder of Oregon City
has been spending a few days in
Prineville, visiting with his daugh
ter, Mrs. Earl McLaugblin. .
Grant B. Frier who has been
spending the summer with bis
aunt, Mrs. F. A. Rice, will leave
Friday morning for Seattle where
he will re-enter the university.
The Shumia Literary Club will
hold its first business meeting next
Saturday, Sept. 16, at the borne of
Mrs. C. I. Winnek. A mistake
was made in the date in last week's
paper.
A band of horses recently sold
by Mr. George Millican to some
horse buyers passed through Prine
ville Monday evening on their way
to The Dalles. They are to be
shipped to British Columbia.
Mrs. Wood of Davisburg, Michi
gan, has been employe! to take
charge of the Normal Department
in the Crook County High School.
Mrs. Wood is expected to reach
Prineville the last of this week.
Crook County Journal, county
official paper. 11 50 a year.
How Many of These People
DO YOU KNOW?
Lewis C. Morgan, Proprietor of the Lyric Theatre
Hugh R. Lakin, of the W. F. King Company:
J. V. Carlson, of the firm of Stewart & Carlson.
millers.
I. E, Stewart, of the nrmof J. W. Stewart & Co.
Wm. J. Pancake, contractor.
Oliver Adams, of R. L Jordan & Co.
Randolph D. Ketchum, Doctor,
j. W. Crooks, of Clifton & Cornell.
Wm. J. Paine, sawmill operator.
Timothy E. J. Duffy, Attorney at Law.
Wm. H. Porter, lumberman.
Do vou think their iudoment is worth anything?
you think that they are in
predate land values in the Uty ot f nnevillef 1 hese are
a lew ol the people who have secured ideal home sites in
the high class NOBLE ADDITION. They expect
to build and make their home there where they will have
the benefit oi the graded streets, sidewalks and building
restrictions. A place where their property will not de
preciate and their homes will not be made unpleasant by
the erection ol shacks on the adjoining lots,
MR. HOMEBUILDER OR INVESTOR
Buy your lots where ideal conditions for home sites
are guaranteed. Where street improvements and
sidewalks are already in; where your property values
are secure; where it would be a pleasure to go and
live yourself; where you have the protection of buU4
ing restrictions. Noble's Addition is the only sub-division
now on Bale that has these modern necessities
for a high class residence section. It is the only re
stricted district in Prineville. Prices are low, Terms
to suit the purchaser. We will help you build your
home. For particulars call on
A. R. BOWMAN
For Particulars.
Rev. Huggins who served the
Methodist church of Prineville last
year, was sent by the last confer
ence to Moran, Washington. Mr.
Hoggins' congregation and many
friends regret that be is not going
to return to them. The friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Huggins join in
wishing them a pleasant and
prosperous year.
Rev. J. D. Lewellen's many
friends in Prineville will be inter
ested in the following item from
The Dalles Chronicle. "The Rev.
J. D. Lewellen, who has been the
minister here for the past year,
goes to Sunnyside, Wash., which is
one of the best charges in the con
ference. Rev. Lewellen has made
many warm friends in The Dalles
and it was with considerable regret
that they learned of his transfer."
W. A. Booth, II. D. Still, L. A.
Booth and R. W. Zevly returned
Saturday from a month's outing ia
the mountains of the upper Rogue
river country. These people blazed
their own trails and saw much
new country. Tbey were some
times forced to cut their way
through rugged sections and at
one place their pack horse rolled
down the mountain side. They
report that section of the country
very beautiful and well stocked
with game. They had many ex
citing experiences but the climax
was reached when Zevly and Stilt
killed their first deer; but we
promised to keep still so all we
shall tell is that they killed 18
fine big deer.
Do
a pesilion lo know and
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