Honorary List
Prineville Schools
EJr Brwdimr, Eiva wiihott, Gienn j rouncji Meetin?
Wilson, Clark Pollard. ' 8
Neither absent nor tardy Hilda
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Principal Myers of the Prineville!
schools has handed in a list of honor
i Breeding,
Smith.
CAina ireeo.injr, i ui j
Miss Engdahl, Teacher, j
Tuesday Evening
The city council met in regular
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students. The honorary pro-' I5uoK r11 Mayor hdwards; Councilman Win.
motion plan was tried last year and i.j.;, t,K wilm. R,.Wu.,neK r. oble, temper, Cray
ana snipp.
Money for Roads
In Crook County
The following table shows the
total amount of taxable property in
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eaen roau uitarici ami 1119 aniouni
of road tax available under the suit
f.wnii tn lr This vear ; . . ..... , ,. and Shmn. Marshal Coon and Re-' ute tw per cent! lor u. uv tne
, itstner nuson, kcx warKe, ueiwrv . ' . , . . . ,. . . ,
the results were equally as good. c r n H p . A tini ( corder Bowman. road supervisor of each district
ru., .(,,.)..! i,af k.a nn vcmini),. . I Counci man Ward of th I With I.ach road district Is allowed one
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rrade of 90 per cent is excused o , k.,.. and Police Committee reported that mill on the assessable proerty of
from examinations, provided that! nwton -K- c(as3 I(llis St,,warti fr as he could learn the city-had J the district for road purposes for
tos department does not tail riow ; Vermm Poinaexter. Ogden Mills, - IKWnV to uump sewage in j.n-jr
911 ami mat ne nas noi iwo uiiri-in,. . cj.. r....:.. p...,r..o . Vi..."""1" vivin. j -j ir. i.mi . .. - 1 ;v.m
eused absences. These require-' gM& Patlcske Evelvn Hvde. Leatha irm Nul ' the Street and j
ments are pretty stringent but weR..,tv F ..., ja A,i,;a vn.f J'uWic Improvement Committee,
are glad to print the names of those J
that fairly won the honor. Those j
'R" class Karl Parry
j recommended
graveling the west
Neither absent nor Uinlj Ardath enl of. 801:00,1 S,wt and the north
fire
that were neither absent nor tardy ir.ih,!, Virginia Paneak. Ver.PartofA Strwt
deserve special mention also. We'd,. 1. r,.. nyj. j Chairman Gray of the Fire and
are also glad to note that the name , : Mas Richardson, Teacher. ! "ater Committee reported that on j
of the same student frequently ap- pirst graile "B" class honorary , m8Km Rn investigation into the
pears in both lists. This ought, to ! n f!iiH.m.u iwr Rubv ! nwd of M'tunal fire apparatus re-
be considered a double honor. Thej Jamw McKeeley, Paulina
list is as follows: ' I Windom. Margaret Pierce, Weldon
Eighth grade honorari-promotion j Hyde Elsie Ag08tinii Velm8
"A" class Frank Reinke, Fred ' tucj. .
Noble, Vickcy Huston, Clinton j Either absent nor Urdy Velma
Huston, Audrey Noble, Lota .IIorHshattuck.
fan. . , j First grade, "A" class, honorary
"B" class, honorary promotion, promotion Harvey Ayers, Dell
eighth grade GussieO'Neil, Dottie I Cooper, Marie Gerardo, Margaret
roindxter, Reta Robinson. Roberta, Samuel Ramsey, Catherine
Neither absent nor tardy Audrey Marker. Florence Condart. Farrell
Noble, Frank Reinke. Vickey Hus-j Barnes. . j
ton, Clinton Huston. Neither absent nor tardy Harvey !
Ayers, j
Miss Alwilda Wilson. Teacher.
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' Prof. Meyers, Teacher.
Seventh, grade, honorary pro
motion Alma Lippman, RuthJ
Adamson, Hazel Harris. '
Neither absent nor
Lippman. 1
Miss Rideout, Teacher,
Sixth grade, honorary
Lillian Dinwiddle, Shelburn Ayres,
Caroline Thronson, .Ruth Yancey,
GoIda Goff. : .:
Not absent or - tardy Nellie
Perry, Caroline Thronson. Lillian
Pinwiddie, Shelburn Ayres, Adrian
' Yancey. .
" ! . Miss Cassady, Teacher.
! Fifth grade, honorary promotion
Hazel Yancey, Mildred Young,
Tillie Zell.
Neither absent nor tardy Charles
-Lippincott, Hazel Clarke. .
, Miss Brobst, Teacher.
Fourth grade, honorary pro
motion Edyth Wonderly, Sylvia
Goff, Bercia O'Neil, Jennie Stevens,
Bernice Shipp, Hilda Breeding,
For Sale.
ported in favor of a chemical
engine for the city. -
The reports of the marshal, re
corder and nightwatch were read
and filed. .
The following bills were ordered
paid. , j
D Chamber team and work 10 00
T L Coon, May sftlarv 75 00
PLLA WCo U0 (H)
A U Bowman, recorder fee 18 SO
FA ltowell, Light watch
W H Keelin, work
C E Smith, May salary
Clyde Kinder, team ami work
It L Brewster, tervlce
A C Wilson, work ,.
... - l mer, next Saturday.
In his oplulou the city bad a good .
title to the westVmJ of Third Street. Pf. J. E. Myers and family will
LOCAL MENTION
John E. Ryan of the Tules was
"5 00 a county seat visitor Monday.
Mrs. Jic Lister and family have
23 00
23 00
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10 00
. Veturneil to Paulina for the summer.
C. C. MeNoeley and family will
33 Oil , move out to the ranch for the sum-
One henrv nl.le snrtnir huuirr in
tariV Almftl inilltliin Riuun in l,M..k f.,r
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several hundred doudos. Hrt coxt 1 i uw uwiu wc 1 imnc w uih ram.il near ivetinionu
$150. will take i5 cah II taken at jdeuta for a sMewulk wan read aud
once. 'I'lione or addrt', II. L. , granted aud walk ordered.
Milium Prinuvllla flro S.'Ul.tn I . . ..
promotion I ' " " r I cogiuuing at ttte nortbeast corner
Straved oi uiock a, tutu addition to Prlue-i le" on ln smewain on ner way
the last of the week.
Mrs. James' Elliott slipped
and
to
vllle.
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hand blgh. branded on left nhoulder thence running utli aluntf the went i badly sprained. .
f r, iwo oilier uranns on nunt oipi freei 10 me aoutlieuHt
and left shoulder. His pasture Is t 'corner of b!uk 6, Second addition to
i tnevl.le. theuce crying B ennt ,0
Her ankle was
broke out few days ago. 5-30-;it p ithe "tbwei.t corner of block 5.
oeconu , audition, tlience ttoutli
along eat ttlrle of B and along
went aide of blocks 4 nnd 3, Second
addition, to the southwest corner of
block S, tlience runt along south side
block 8, to connect with the present
sidewalk on A, or Main Street.
C'halrinau Xoble recommended that
Main .Street, north of the Ochoco
bridge and Second Street went and
the streets leadlnir -to the fair
. Man and Wife Wanted.
Man and wile wanted at once to
work on ranch. Address Chas.
J"Nkil, Howard, Oregon.
Horses for Sale.
On the old C. Sam Smith ranch,
near Prineville: sold In any number
at reasonable prices. For further
Information add reus (1. Jl. Kuxneix,
Prineville, Oregon. 12-16-tf
Brown Leghorns
Pure-bred Brown Leghorn eggs, $1
ettinir; day old chicks. Mas. Lkla
Zell, Prineville, Ore. 3 7
Little Rexie Clark was given a
lawn party by 'twenty-three of his
little playmates, his teachers and
friends in honor wf his ninth birth
day May UOth. . The afternoon was
spent in basketlmll, baseball, racing,
etc. Refreshments were , served.
The most attractive thing for the
children was a large "watermelon"
cake, adorned with nine burning
candles and containing a ring inside.
In . drawing for it Dessie Eads
The"Advance"isOnTime,
And you cay buy it on time.
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1 grounds be graveled In t he bad j proved the lucky one. The Clark
places. The matter wan acted upon lawn bore a verv 'natriotic annear-
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work was ordered done.
LOCAL MENTION.
Mr3. Still is visiting . her son in
Prineville. .. . . '. .". . '
L. C. Logan of Hay Creek was. a
week-end visitor. .
Guy. Allingham of Redmond was
in Prineville Monday.
Judge Ellis was over Monday 'at
tending to probate matters.
Mrs. David Templeton, who has
ieen suffering from blood poisoning,
is improving slowly. ,
A marriage license was issued to
Benj. F.Lane of Silver Lake and
Marie E. Bant of Prineville yester
aay. H. W. Hayden of Hood River is
in Prineville this week. He is
figuring on buying property near
Frineville. .
C. P. Judge of North Portland
announces in another column that
he will be in Redmond June 13 with
two carloads of high grade dairy
cattle. Read his ad.
Mrs. E. N. Strong was the guest
f honor at a dinner and bridge
party given by Mrs. John R. Stin
on last week. The occasion was
greatly enjoyed by those present. !
Mr. Henry L. Sly of California
andMiss Addie Andrews of Crook
county, were married by Rev. John
E. Williams at the home of J. R.
Breese on Combs' Flat Sunday after
jioon. The young couple will make
their home in California.
Mr. James Elkins came up from
California last week to spend ' the
summer with his sons in Prineville.
He thinks California is a wonderful
state but an Oregonian is never
satisfied anywhere but in Oregon,
He has lived 58 years in this state.
He says that he passed through
Prineville when there was no Prine
ville. This was in 1864. Barney
Prine had a blacksmith shop here
liut that was all. "i
LOCAL MENTION
Frank O'Connor is home on a
visit to his family.
The Annex Social Friday evening
was a pleasant affair.
Mrs. Hugh Lister and family will
move out to the ranch Saturday.
L. Connell came down from his
ranch at Meadows the first of the
week.
Misses Lora and Nora Stearns
will be home from Eugene Sunday
night
Clarence D. Rice left the first of
the week for a visit of a couple of
weeks to Fossil, Wash.
About a million pounds of wool
were sold at Heppner Tuesday at
prices ranging from 14 to 18 cents.
Mrs. Fred A. Rice will repre
sent the Prineville lodge at the
Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star
which meets at Portland next week.
Mrs. J. M. Hamilton has work
men engaged in improving her
property corner Third ' and F.
streets. Large dormer windows
are being put in and the second
story cut up into bedrooms.
State Engineer Lewis and Prof.
Caustland of the University of
Washington were in Prineville the
first of the week. They are mak
ing an examination and study of the
voters of the Deschutes and its
tributaries in connection with the
United States Geological Survey.
A couple of teams loaded with
wool belonging to Porfily & Maben,
passed through Prineville Tuesday
on their way to the railroad. One
of the loads tipped over at the fair
grounds. It struck an overflow
from an irrigation ditch. The
driver had not got through cussing
when they pulled into Prineville for
dinner. For the sake1 of their
church standing better fix the break
in the ditch.
LOCAL MENTION
Bidwell Cram and family were in
from Cross Keys Sunday. "
The band concert Saturday even
ing was highly appreciated.
Mrs. J. B. Shipp left yesterday
for Portland for a short visit.
G. , W. Lippincott and wife were
down from the Stearns ranch over
Sunday. '
Miss Emerien Young left for The
Dalles Sunday, where she will spend
the Summer. ' 1 ,
Miss Bertha Baldwin left Monday
for a visit to the family of John E.
Ryan at the Tules.
Mrs. B. F. Shepherd is visitinir
in Prineville. She is on her way
from Berros, Calif., to join her
husband at Barnes. , .
Miss Ethel Moore, formerly of
Prineville, has secured a position as
third grade teacher in the public
school of Springfield, Ore. She at
tended the IT. of 0. the past nine
months. !
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C. L. Shattuck and family will i
leave tomorrow for the Sound. Mr. i
Shattuck will attend the National
Electrical Convention at Seattle and
Mrs. Shattuck and children will visit
he parents near Portland for the-
summer. j
Rev. M. A. Prater preached last 1
Sabbath at 3 o'clock at the Upper ;
Rye Grass school house. Two autos
took t'velve members of his town !
congregation out to assist in the :
services. Rev. Prater says that he
met good people out there, even
some from Missouri. The follow-!
ing services next Sabbath at the!
Presbyterian church are: Sabbath !
School, 10 a. m.; Public worship, 11 1
a. m.; Public worship, 8 p. m.; Fel-j
lowship meeting, 6:45 p. m.; Bible j
study, 7:15 p.m. M. A. Pratkk, '
Pastor. ' . ' . i
ance both foe the party and the day
upon which it was given,. - .
House for Sale. ,' '
Near five-room hungilow, with np.ee
for three large roofm on aeconil floor.
Pantry with bulk in .helve, bin. and
! drawer. Built In buffet, bath toilet,
basement. Term., fliXK) down, balanire
may trm. Adilrew . I8. Jt. I).
Kktcbcm, Keud, Ore, -6
Put it to work on time.. It will make
you the money in time to make your
payments on time, if you buy of
John A. Dobkins,
Agent, Culver, Oregon,
He can sell you anything from a steam
! plow to a sawmill, also machinery supplies.
Place your order at once and have a long
run this season.
Strawberries!
Of good quality are coming in now. Hood River
Berries will soon le here. The CASH GROCERY
will supply you with the best fruit and vegetables
the market affords at the lowest market price.
Fruit Trees!.
Central Oregon Crown
The only kln.d you can afford
vto plan t. ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUE FREE. Write
for one. Prlcea low enough
to surprise you.
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LafoDette Nursery Co.
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Examine the Oxfords
that we are uow offering to iltwrlml
natlng dncra, uud you will And
them the acme of your tltnlrea lor
flue footwear. In at;le, In giweral
appearance. In the soft yet durable
louthcr, and perfection of fit and
UhIbIi, ami you will lie more thau
antuili-d, no matter how critical yon
are. And when It come to prk'ea
you will acknowledge your surprise
at the talrueH ol oura.
Prinevilla,
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Oregon
FOSTER &
Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes.
HYDE
1 For Sale.
f'oinplete sawmill, 15 M capacity, ten
mill-, from town; for (ale or trad. See
8-7 CoLumt W. Elk 1x8.
Millinery
N0W,0N SALE
Select line of Spring Hats
at 10 per cent discount.
Mrs. Estes
Millinery Parlor, Prineville
There's a Bare Chance
that you ml(ht pick up a good a
grade of Nportlng (Jooda 111 we are
handling In Home other ntoro, but wa
dotiht very much If you would lie
able to meet our price. We are
large bu ycra of till cliiMHea of Sport
ing and limiting Kiiulptnenta, and
we buy In the btHt niarketd for .pot
euali. That l why we ore enabled
to act competition at dcfltuice.
L. KAMSTRA, Proprietor
Crook . County Jewelry and Cporting Goods House.
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J. H. WIGLE. PrnnrlAtnr 0
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor ,
v PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
: Reasonable rates. Remember ua when In
Prineville. Ratkb Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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