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Groceries
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Plumbing
LOCAL MENTION
A postal tttving bank in to be
' PNtiiblinlicd al Mudra.
J Al Kanlwood Imi sold hi tionk-
Mr. I.nwroncB IVrry returned tl.u,i on t)9 McKay. ,
Sunday evening from Portland. I , , .,
I Herbert Hideout ami family r-
Wallir A. Pouter returned from trile Sunday from a tri. to
trip to Portland Sunday uvimi i 11 vt-' i'orl In nJ .
Ja. k Smith, llm bund lender, re-, .r. ntl Mr. Kllxworlh t 'nrtixn
tumid Sunday from avla.t to Port- Wl.r ;,, (riini i.ir ranch on Il-ar
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Mr. Siauim.mof Ham-, wa ft j Th Prineville Commercial t'luh
hil-inm visitor the lir-t ( f the ...mrHniiH.d T50 for the main-
week.
Mr. Ilninke, of.lliii linn of I lori
gan A l!inki ha n-UtrneJ from ft
visit to Tin- liallt-a.
Tim W. C. T. U. will meet next
Friday afternoon at .'1 uVloik al tlu
home of Mr. Uelknap,
Mr. YictorU 1 1 niton returned
Friday evening from a visit to
Kugene and other valley point.
Mr. I,. M. H'odji left Sunduv
for Kugeno to attend the funeral ol
her mother, who died Saturday
lat.
Thu Sunday School at Powell
Putte school will hold a banket
nodal nt that place on Saturday,
October 7 at 7 o'clock p. in.
J. II. Pelnre is building a neat
8-room brick bungalow on hi
property on tho north aide. Mo
Neeley A Itiilgur are doing the
work.
Uov. John K. Williams of Clark
ton, Waali., who hns been ansigned
to the M. K. church at rrineville,
arrived Friday last to assume hi
new duties here.
N. C. WotfieId, special lineal
representative of the United States
Cashier Co., ol l'ortland, ia in
I'rinevillti, looking alter the inter
ests ol hia company.
Harry Douthit and family of
Cross Keya, panned through Trine
villu Tuesday on hia way home
from a visit to bis sister, Mrs.
Luther Claypool ol Paulina.
Club members are invited by
the Indies of the annex to a social
evening at their parlors tomorrow
(Friday) evening. J!n sure and
attend. You will enjoy the oc
casion. Prinevillo public schools will
open Monday, October 2, in the
old building. Work is being
ruhod on tho new building but it
is not posmble to get it ready for
the opening.
Dr. Howard (love, a dentistof
Fossil, Oregon, has come to Prine
ville for the purpose of making this
his homo. He is well known to
people here who recommend him
as a firBt-clnsa man in his line.
John A. Dobkins ol Culver, was
a county seat visitor Tuesday.
Mr. Dobkins says that farmers are
about through threshing. He has
been threshing on the McKay.
Crops over there are short but
grain is of good quality.
W. H. Walton, editor of the
Hood River News, was a caller at
the Journal office Saturday. Mr
Walton, in . company with some
other business men ol Hood River,
were making an auto trip through
this section ol Central Oregon.
Iriiant'ti of an experimental station
for two year.
Mr. and Mr. I. L. Ketchum,
who have lieeu viniiing in thu val
ley and at, Newport, return the
laul of the week.
I!e sure and turn nut to trie big
ma meeting next Sunday even
ing at Commercial Ciub Hull.
J nine J. Hill and other will
speak.
Tom Coon and family retimed
Sunday from a trip to I,ane
county. They came over the Mc
Kemie road and report Iota of
mud.
October 4 and 5 are to lie made
memorable days in the history of
Itond. Piinevillo will be well rep
resented at the driving ol the
golden spike.
Prineville Public School children
anil Crook Coonty High School
students will take a prominent
part in the Jumc J. Hill welcome
next Sunday evening.
Mr. Stewart, accompanied by
hor daughter, Mrs. George Noble,
her two tone and Mr. Noble, left
this morning for Portland where
Mrs. Stewart goes for medical at
tention. Dr. Ilelknap, who has
been attending Mrs. Stewart, ac
companied her.
There will be a big delegation of
Prineville people at Redmond
Saturday to help the Hub city
people celebrate the advent of the
iron horse. Redmond will be pre
pared to handle the crowds. Join
the throng and help make the oc
casion a memorable one tor our
neighbor.
D. II. Peoples, while out Bhonting
rabbits Sunday, was lucky enough
to bag a young bobcat. He was on
the Adamson place, a mile below
town, when he shot a rabbit at a
distance ol 150 yards." While the i
rabbit was kicking the young bob
cat ran out to get it when another
shot put an end to its career.
Ralph Porfily was a business
visitor Monday. Mr. Porfily is
one ol our large sneopowners.
Twonty-two years igo he came to
this county empty handed and
herded sheep until he could start
in the .business for himself. liy
strict attention to business he has
been able to accumulate a fortune.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Teck of
Culver, got back Sunday evening
from an extended visit to relatives
in California. They took in all
the Bights worth seeing in both
Central and Southern California.
California is all right to live in
they lay, but for a place to make
money Crook county beats it all to
pieces.
LOCAL MENTION
Mis l'dyth Hideout returned
yeterday from her trip K.ixt.
J. J. Smith returned Monday
from a bu-ities trip to Portland.
Mis Alwilla Wil-on bus ri-'
turned from her trip to HilWy. j
Win. Jacob nd family have
returned from their trip to the
valley.
Andrew Noble i moving out toj
the Collin place that he recently j
purchased.
W. I. ami J. T. Dixon, cattle
men from Heaver Creek, came
down Tueaday.
Commissioner Hailey returned
Tuesday from a business trip to
Portland.
Wado Huston and family re
turned last week from a six week'
trip to Lane county. They
brought back a load of fruit.
Percy Smith, who ha been
working for the Prineville Light t
Water Co., left Tuesday for San
Francisco. L. K. Hyde has suc
ceeded to the position left vacant.
No peaches in the John Day
valley i the latest report. Some
plums and apples in the foothills
but no peaches. Prineville people
who are depending on the John
Day fruit supply will have to go
elsewhere.
The Young Men's Club of Prine
ville will entertain their fathers
and friends at a banquet this even
ing at the Presbyterian church.
The question of providing ways
and means for furthering the oh
jecls of the club will be discussed.
The editor of ibis great religious
weekly returned Sunday from a
visit of two weeks to the Hot lake
Sanatorium in Union county. He
was looking for relief for iheuma
Usui and found it. It is a wonder
ful place and more wonderful cures
have been witnessed there. People
are carried from the trains on
streicners ana in cnairs ana in a
short time are walking around
Poor twisted humanity is straight
ened out in some niiraculoas way
Try the cure and convince your
self.
lYstriiarti Collver of Culver,'
was a limine visitor Saturday.1
C. H. Christ and F. W. McCaf-'
fry were Redmond visitors Mon-!
day.
J. K. Morson of La Pine, is a
business visitor in Prineville this .
week.
The Margaret He Company,
always welcome in Prineville, will
be here again during fair week.
Leonard K. Tinner and Kva
Downing, both of Redmond, were
granted a license to wed yesterday.
II. Fulton and family of Paulina, !
pas-ed through Prineville yester
day on their way home from Port
land. Postmaster Ledford is moving
into hi own home, recently pur
chased from T. J. Ferguson on
Second street.
Mi Jacques, a new teacher in
the Prineville Public School, ar
rived Wednesday from her home
in Maine.
(Irant Mays of The Dalles, is
spending a few days in the county
seat. He is on his way home with
a bunch of cattle.
W. W. Brown and Jud Mc
pherson of Heisler, were in Prine
ville Tuesday on their way home
from the cattle drive in Southeast
ern Crook county.
An auto party from Columbus,
Neb., consisting of N. Matzen and
wife, W. T. Matzen and Lois Mat
zen, passed through Prineville
yesterday on their way home from
a trip to the coast.
The Modern Woodman of Ameri
ca at Redmond held a meeting
Tuesday evening at which they
initiated about a dozen candidates.
A chicken supper was served by
the Royal Neighbors. About one
hundred persons were present.
Eleven members of the Prineville
lodge attended the feast.
Crook county is receiving a
number of immigrants from Al
berta, Canada. A large family ar
rived at Culver last Sunday even
ing. They had enough of that
cold region. Snow from four to
six inches covered the ground on
the day of their departure for
Crook county.
Culver Warehouse Co.
Forwarding Agent3 for all Interior Points.
Grain, Hides and Wool stored and shipped
Have your goods shipped in care of
Culver Warehouse Co.
CULVER, ORE.
H. C. TOPPING,
Manager
Long Distance Phone
in Office
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mixes and kneaas
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How Many of These People
DO YOU KNOW?
Do
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Lewis C Morgan, Proprietor of the Lyric Theatre
Hugh R. Lakin, of the W. F. King Company:
I J. W. Carlson, of the firm of Stewart & Carlson,
millers.
J. E. Stewart of the firm of J. W. Stewart & Co.
Wm. J. Pancake, contractor.
Oliver Adams, of R. L. Jordan & Co.
Randolph D. Ketchum, Doctor.
J. W. Crooks, of Clifton & Comett.
Wm. J. Paine, sawmill operator.
Timothy E. J. Duffy, Attorney at Law.
Wm. H. Porter, lumberman.
Do you think their judgment is worth anything?
you lliink that they are in a position to know and
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preciate iana values in tne uty pi rrineville: these 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 ol the graded streets, sidewalks and building
restrictions. A place where their property will not de
m 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 build
ing restrictions. Noble's Addition is the only sub-division
now on sale 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.
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