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LOCAL MENTION
Attorney Irving of Madras wm
In 1'iineville Monday on legal buai
nef. Mm. Hurry I.aniua ii visiting
her mother, Mn. Howard, thi
week.
Mil Kcho Keyea of Mitchell U
viniling at the home ol R. L. Jor
dan. Percy U. Smith left Monday for
Chicago to enter the Hmli Temple
watchmaking school.
The (tore and pootoffce at O'Neil
wan burned Tuemlay. The princl
ial lues (alia on the poxtollice.
The long recital at the M. E
Church lat Friday evening drew
a large and appreciative audience
II. A. Olxen of l'aulina linn move,)
to l'rinevilli) (or the winter. He
hat bought the ahoe ebon of E.
TaI'man.
lr. Howard (iove the dentist, re
turned to l'rineville lat Friday,
He haa opened an of flee in the
AdumiKin building.
Mm. Veeta (ialloway of Metoliua
came in Saturday evening with J.
W. lloone to vioit a week with her
inter, Mr. Dale Jonea,
Charles Lnfollette of Los Angclci,
ii visiting hin brothers in l'rineville
Mr. Lafollutte, '12 years ago, lived
in Crook County. He notes a great
many changes in that time.
Matt K u leech of limlmond is run
ning the l'rinevilla Redmond
Sisters Btnge Line. He is carrying
paoM'ngers to Redmond for 11.50.
KxpreHHiige, f0c per 100 pounds.
B. It. Balfour. Charles Charlton
and Slier i ft Balfour have returned
from Bnlem, where they took J. L.
Riley, A, W. Atwator and James
Moore, to serve time in the peniten
tiary. Hugh Lister and Orrin Mills
passed through Prineville Sugday
with a hunch of cows and calves
that they bought in the Black Butte
country. " They will feed them at
Paulina.
l'aul Wernor of Fife and J. O
Wilson of Barnes, passed through
l'rineville the last of the week load
ed with wool for the railroad. They
claim that it was the last of the
1911 clip left in the county.
Doth had 8-horse teams.
Dr. V. C. Bolknap and Albert
Bolknap, brothers of Dr. II. 1
Belknap, camo up from the John
Day to see their sister and mother,
who are visiting in Prineville. The
brothers will leave for John Day in
the morninu. The Doctor to
l'rairie Citv. where ho lives and
Albert to Austin, where he is rail
road agent.
Mrs. Henry Carlin of Bear
Creek, was a l'rineville visitor last
Saturday. She was accompanied
by Miss Clara Null of Glengary,
Montana, who has been visiting
with Mrs. Carlin for the past
month. Miss Null will visit her
sister, Mrs. C. L. Johnson of
Bisters, before returning to her
home in Montana.
(i. K. Lyon has opened a skating
rink in the Maling bulding, over
the Creamery and O. K. Meat Mar
ket.
The Bend High School will line
up against the Crook County High
School on the gridiron here next
Saturday.
Tin Sunday School convention
will clone it labors today. All
persons interested in the work are
invited to be present.
Mrs. T. M. Baldwin left Monday
for a visit to Portland and Stayton.
She will spend some time with her
mother at the latter place.
Superintendent Ford says that
the county library school books are
now ready for distribution. Clerks
are requested to oall and got them
and save expressage.
Luvia, the litto daughter of
Ralph Btecse of Combs Flat, who
died at the (iood Samaritan Hos
pital at Portland, was buried from
the Presbyterian Church this after
noon.
Mrs. E. L. Bradford of Madras,
was buried in Odd Fellows' ceme
tery Wednesday, beside the grave
of her husband.
Preaching Sunday morning and
evening at the Methodist church.
Morning subject: "Christ's Cure for
Care." Evening subject: "En
mies of the Republic." The pas
tor will also preach at the McKay
school house at 3. p. ra.
Chaa. I. Barnes and Mica Eliza
beth Smith of Redmond were
married at the home of the bride's
parents in Redmond Sunday last
by Rev. Mr. Lillie. Mr Barnes is
the pharmacist at Winnek'e drug
store. The young couple are keep-
ng house on the north side.
LOCAL MENTION
William Boegli, the fruit man,
was in town Thursday.
Charley Adams was down
from the Flat for a week, renew
ing old acquaintances.
Charley Stroud, foreman for
J. N. Williamson, was a visitor
in Prineville this week.
George McVey, of the Upper
Ochoco, wandered to the city for
a few days' visit last week.
II. J. Lister, a prominent stock
man of Paulina, was a guest in
Prineville the first of the week.
Art Wurzwoiler, or l'aulina, in
his flight to Portland, "camped"
over nignt in the village Sunday
night.
Miss Eftie Adams, a prominent
young lady of Culver, was visit
ine with friends in this city for
a few day this week.
The timber haB been ordered for
the wagon bridge across the Ochoco
on East E street. Work will cotr.
mence as soon as it arrives.
The contract has been let for the
sidewalk from First to Third on K
street. This walk will be put down
in time to accommodate the school
children in the new building.
Mr. Delore presented a petition
for a sidewalk on the north aide.
As it lacked a majority of sign-
atuee of the property owners af
fected,' the council returned it to
the circulator.
The matter of collecting the
water rent was taken up and the
attention of the marshel was direct
ed to same. He was also instruct
ed to collect for lumber sold by the
city.
The council thought a $5 license
for pool and billiard tables was too
cheap so an ordiance will be drawn
up to increase the amount.
Wade Huston, acting city mar
shall reported 9 arrests. Recorder
lireece reported 16 arrests for Oc
tober. The fines and license collect
ed during the month totaled 1192.
Report approved and ordered filed.
The city marshal was instructed
to collect the money due for grad
ing East F Street.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
Wade Huston, acting mamhal 3l 00
City Council Met
Tuesday Evening
The council met in regular session
Tuesday evening. Mayor Edward
in the chair. Councilmen Shipp,
Yancey, Noble and Ward were
present.
The minutes of the last regular
and specal meetings were read and
approved.
Jordan (', milxe
A. D. Womlerly, hauling linn
9 20
,. 10 00
... 72 60
. 86 05
12 50
30 00
,.. 25 Oo
75 00
37 60
12 50
- 25 00
62 50
.. 67 60
The offer of C. W. Elkina to house
the sprinkler wnRon for the winter
tor fft wiw neeepted.
Dr. Fox nililreiwed the council on
the subject of eewnKe.
City Kiutlneer Brewster reported
that he bud run out the lines for the
extetiHlon of East E street.
A motion was carried to make a
fill ou went D street near the prop
erty of Ed Harbin and J. W. Elliott.
Council adjourned.
E. S. Hlllord, August salary..
P. L. W. Co,
V. H. Keehn, work :
A. W. Yancey, spl police
C. E. Smith, city treas
F. A. Howell, nlghtwatch
It. W. Breeae. fees.
T. E. J. Duffy legal aervlces
M. U. Elliott, legal services...
G. E. Smith, October salary
U. L. Brewster city enjrx
00
Alfalfa $15
TO $20 PER TON.
That's what a good cow will make it
pay you, and the market is right here
in Prineville. We will buy all the
cream you can produce.
Pioneer Cream Co.
Agents DeLaval Separator.
Cash Grocery
Geo. Whitis, Proprietor
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season. Fancy and Staple
Groceries. Quality considered, prices cannot be beaten in
Prineville. FRESH BREAD 5c Buns, Snails, Doughnuts Etc
Call and See What Cash Will Buy
'& -
Make Your Selection I
NOW.
We have a full and
complete, line of
Heaters
Prices Ranging
From $6 to $15.00.
All Sizes.
Golden Rod Vacuum Cleaner.
A ' few Golden Eod Vacuum carpet
cleaners have been left on tale by John
Morris. 1-12
We deliver and set them up in your home
without extra charge.
J. E. Stewart & Co.
Do
ap-
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. 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. V. 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 think that they are in a position to know and
preciate land values in the City 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 ol 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 improvement 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 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. AVe will help you build your
home. For particulars call on
A. R. BOWMAN
For Particulars.
J.