Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, February 15, 1912, Image 3

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Order Ybur New Spring 'Suit
There are numerouf advantages in placing your order early. You get the pick of pattern, when the line is fresh and new. Give us
time for the deliberate care necessary to the best results and you will have the clothes ready to put on when you want them.
B. Gormley, The Tailor, - - Prineville,
The Journal Contest.
Our contestants sre right to
gether tlilt week nJ everything
point to an exciting finlMh. The
struggle will ha over In two more
week. Mini (lluto mill maintain
her lead by a small margin. Mr.
Cyrus second and Miss Elliott
third. Tli difference between all
of them Is not very great. So far
it is anybody' race. One stand
about as good s chance ss another
so far ss thl week's rexult show.
Friend of the contestant ibould
not hold back their subscriptions
any longer. Kvery vote will be
needed snd needed at once.
The vote are s follows:
Mint MiiKKle (llaie 107,10
aire. ln ynm ... . hhi,K7&
MIm Mary ICIIIott la.SI6
Ml lliuerlon Yotittir . . 4175
ItnpllNt Church. Prineville.. loon
Mlaa Myrtle Joalln ol HiijUi'k....l0OU
Prineville Secures
Reservoir Site
Under ths direction of Mayor
F.dwsrd s good natural reservoir
site hss been secured for city need
on Marx creek. The site is about
sixteen miles from town. It was
surveyed the first of the week by
City Engineer 11 r w s t s r. The
watershed has been set aside by
tbs government and no grazing
will be allowed on it. There is
200 feet fall that will provide good
pressure for Ore purposes. The
mayor is looking Into the future.
II thinks the time will come when
Prineville will need - additional
water supply.
I. - . . ... L. .
LOCAL MENTION.
Ora I'oiudexter left yesterday
for Redmond, to be gone for some
lime.
A. G. Allinghatn was in the
city from Redmond the first of
the week.
E. G. Uodson left
afternoon for a brief
Tuesduy
visit t
Portland.
A. S. Inland snd family
Monday for Olalla, where Mr,
land has a ranch.
left
In-
Mrs. II. Edgar, wifs of the pastor
of the Presbyterian church, is ex
pected to join her husband in
Prineville the first of next week.
The little son or Collins W.
Elklns Is Buffering from an attack
of scarlot fever. The case Is a
mild one and no apprehension of
a spread of the disoase is felt.
Miss Edyth Hideout entertained
a company of friends Monday even
ing at her rooms in the Prose build
i n g. Games and refreshments
helped to pass a very pleasant
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Windom of
Culver were in Prineville the first
of the week. They were visiting
their daughters in town. One is
in the telephone office and the
other is going'to the Crook county
high school.
A. G. Ellefson returned Mon
day from a week's bunting trip
in the "soap hole" district on
camp creek. He reported hunting
s pretty fair, but the roads be
tween there and bore are simply
vile.
Mabel liixby, granddaughter of
Sheriff Balfour, was given a birth
day surprise by her playmates at
the home of the Sheriff Monday
evening. The young friends had a
big time. The Sheriff helped to
enliven the gaiety of the evening
by singing a couple of Scotch
songs.
Frances Wfllard
Entertainment
There will be s Frances Willisrd
Memorial Kntertainmrnt at the
Baptist church Sunday even
ing, February 18, st 7:30. Ids
given under the auspice ot the
W C. T. U. There will bt no
charge for admiseion snd every'
body will be cordially welcome,
The followlug program will be
given:
riim.RAM !
8oinr.. ...... .. Congregation
Scripture lleacllii(.....Mni. Wlnnek
l'ryer...
Rev. U regit
L. T. L. Ulrl
Song.
Ttilk,
.Itev. Pulley
Sonu .
... Ladle' Quartet
Karl MelnuKhlln
.. llev. Kclgar
Mlu Wlnnek
Mine Olfchel
Itev. William
... Ladle' Qnnrtett
Congregation
ItemlliiK..
Talk,.
Holo
Heading".
Talk
Holm .
Houg
Oregon Irrigation Congress.
Portland, February 10th to 21t
i),30 Portland Itouud Trip 9 110. For
thin meeting the Oregon Trunk Itull
wny will sell round trip ticket from
Itedmond to Portland February 18th
and llUh with return limit of Febru
ary !Klrd, at the rate ahown above.
TIiIm In an Important meetlnR look
tiiC towaril tlm further (levelnpttieut
ot the Irrigated nettlon ol Oregon,
and an InlereHlInK program will lie
preeetited. II. IUnkoi.,
Agent O. T. Hy., Reilmontl, Ore.
2 l-6t 1
Houses For Rent.
7 Itoom, semi-modern, $15.
(1-Itoom, modern, 17.
4-Room, l.
2 Itoom, I". '
SMi ClIAM. F. COMIAHT.
LOCAL MENTION
U. it. Uollver or Lulver was a
county seat visitor Monday.
J. V. Brewer of Redmond was
county sett visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. C. M. FJkins entertained
the 500 club and friends last even
ing.
The members of the Order of
Owls enjoyed a smoker at their
lodge rooms last Thursday evening.
P. II. Maben was in (or supplies
Monday. He is running 6,000
sheep on the south side of Powell
Butts.
A. II. Rohde of Powell Butte was
a oounty seat visitor Monday.
Everybody is getting ready for
spring work in his section.
The young ladies of Prineville
will give a Leap Year Ball on
Thursday evening, February 29th.
Luckey's Orchestra will furnish the
music.
C. E. Peichman of Hillsboro,
expert- accountant, commenced
work on the county books Monday.
Max Crandall will be on hand the
first of next week. '
K. D. Houston came down from
Paulina Friday. He was on his
wsy to Ashwood to get his family.
He will move them to Paulina if
the roads do not get too muddy.
President Adameon of the Prine
ville Commercial Club has ap
pointed Henry Cram, Will Wurs
weiler, C. F. Smith, A. L. Mackin
tosh and Roy Brewster as dele
gates to the Oregon Irrigation Con
gress at Portland.
There will be servioes at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday at
the usual hours, morning and
evening. The choir will render a
special piece in the morning. Miss
Brobst will sing both morning and
evening. All who do not have
any ohu-ch home are welcome at
these services. E, II. Edgab,
Pastor.
"Dummies Can Act"
It would be impossible to believe
the foregoing did we not modify
ths statement by adding that the
acting was don before the moving
picture cstnera. ' With the exce
linn oi tne opening and doping
scenes of the pictures, "A Tragedy
in Toyland," all the characters
shown sre resl toys. A battle, s
love scene, s duel, snd many other
interesting events follow esch
other. To bring tbeta toys to life
required 123,000 separate move
menu snd 18,000 distinct sod
separate exposures of the camera,
and nesrly three month' lime of s
photographer devoting bimself ex
clusively to this work, yet you can
see the picture in about filteen
minutes. Friday and Ssturday
evenings st ths Lyric.
Struck Water at
Powell Butte
John Wolfer of Powell Butte wss
in town the last of the week. He
has located a good flow of wafer on
bis Powell Butte ranch. lie located
the spring by the use of s water
witch, he ssys. Water was struck
st six feet. He snd his brothers
were able to get down to nine feet
by the uce of a pump, but at that
point the flow of water was greater
than they could take care of with
the means at their disposal. A
shaft will be sunk and the water
used for irrigation.
Crook County Journal, county
official paper. 11.50 a year.
LOCAL MENTION
Paul II. Kennard was s Red
mond visitor Tuesday.
Henry Brummer and wife came
down from Poet Monday on a busi
ness trip.
Terrebonne School District voted
t4,O00 bonds for new school house
last week.
Assessor John LaFollette left the
lost of the week to attend the as
sessors' convention at Salem.
a marriage license nas been is
a
sued to Henry P. Manion and
Hazel M. Kendall, both of Bend
Verne Gist and Aletha Evans of
Sisters have secured the necessary
document to wed from County
Clerk Brown.
Mrs, Anna Todd came in from
Portland yesterday to be at the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. O'Faro,
who is dangerously ill.
The ladles of the Presbyterian
church will serve supper Saturday,
February 17. in the old Crook
County Bank building from 3 to 8
o'clock. Ice cream and cake will
be served during afternoon.
The J. II. Haner Abstract Co.
will move into the old Crook Coun
ty Bank building tomorrow. The
bank vault will be, used for the
protection of records from loss by
fire.
A grand mask ball at the Prine
ville Commercial Club next Thurs
day, February 22. Liberal prizes
will be given. A special invita
tion is extended to out-of-town
dancers.
That Madras has a water system
is an actual, existing fact, says the
Pioneer. All the pipes are laid,
the pumping plant is in opera
tion, the reservoir is ready and the
water was pumped into it. Now
all may have water in their homes
and places of business as Soon as
their private connections are made
and their house fittings attached.
LOCAL MENTION
alter Elliott came down from
Paulina the first of the week.
Wm. II. Ranhausen and Francis
A. Hudson wer married last weex
at the M. E. parsonag by Rtv.
Williams.
Rev. Luke Sbeehao will be in
Prineville Sunday, February 18.
and will bold services at Stewart'
Hall at 11:30. m.
Roy Butler, formerly expert
mixorogist at the Brosius Bar,
left yesterday morning' for Burns
where ho will stop for a time.
Rev. A. B. Wade, who was pastor
of the Christian church in Prine
ville several years ago, died
recently at his home in Alanton,
Mich.
The Ladies Annex will entertain
tomorrow (Friday) evening at the
Club. There will be a musical
program and cards. Every club
member is expected to he on hsnd
at 8 o'clock sharp.
There will be federated church
services at the Methodist church
Sunday, both morning and
even-1
ing. Rev. Gregg will occupy the
pulpit. Sunday 8chool at 10 a. m.
Kpworth League at 6:30.
House for Rent
Seven-room house: electric Unlit and
city water ; one block weet of public
fctioul. u. C. McNkklv. 2-li-lmp
For concha and colds, (ret Ullsa
Iluleam. For Hprtlim, neuralgia, or
miy pain, tine BIIhk Oil. The beet
money medicine can buy.
2-15-tf Koraaleby Ruyniond Calavan.
Stray Horse.
Cnme to my plnee Oct. 15, 1911,
Mne roan mare, branded Bar N on
left etllle, 2U on left aboulder; had
lell on. Owner ran have same by
tmylnU chnrKee.
2-15 V. H. Bhi-mmer, Port. Ore.
Horses for Sale.
On the old C. Satn Smith ranch,
near I'rlnevllle: sold In any number
at reasonable prices. For further
Information addreoe Q. H. Rukhkli.,
Prineville, Oregon. 12-ltt-tf
Stop Gleaning Smoky Lamp Chimneys
And Old Burners
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NATIONAL LIGHT CO., No. 323
Baraga, Michigan.
Gentlemen:
Enclosed find 35 cent, for which
send me one of your White Lijtht
Lamp Burners, per your adver
tisement, with understanding I
can use Burner 00 days and II 1 am
not well pleased with same my
money will be returned.
Name . .
Town ; :..;
Name of Grocer of your City
L. Kamstra, Prop.
Crook County Jewelry .and Sporting
Goods
Grand Mask Ball
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.AT.
Prineville Club Hall
Thursday, Feb. 22nd
MUSIC BY LUCKEY'S ORCHESTRA
We extend a special invitation to all out of town dancers
We will make this a regular old hoe down, with
plenty of quadrilles and good floor man
agement, who will see that
EVERYBODY DANCES
Tickets One Dollar.
Mrs. Housewife:
Our Guarantee
National Light
ompany
Baraga
Now!!
4
ample
Oregon
First Get Your Girl-
and, after popping the momenta qoe.
tion, come to n lor th Ring. 01
course the will lay "YES" if yo te
her yoo are going to bay it here. Vm
have the largest assortment of high
grade KDffig'ment, Wedding aa4
Mourning King and their exceptional
beauty is acknowledged by all who ha
seen them. Whatever your need is
the Jewelry line yon can save moMf
on them.
House.
Spectators 15c
Michigan
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