Settlers Have
Big Celebration
Good Celebration
at Stearns1 Dam
Holytt, July 8, Settlor of tl
Karly and Late Association of
Hampton Iiutte Valley htld thulr
yearly picnic In the liuttes in a
beautiful valley at the Barb Wire
ranch of Logan & DavUon. At
an early hour watfons and flout
beautifully draped In national
colora with merry loud of pic
nlckor began to arrive. Old
Glory with ber atari and strlpua,
the Rift of K. F. Iiasael. an old
soldier, flouted over all through
out the day. At noon tho 1 tulles
spread their beautiful lmnn In a
T shupe In tho ahado of juniper
trroa. Kvtn un rpicure could
not have found fault with the
daintk'A. At roll cull 101 were
found to bo present. V. L. Vovt
era of the demonstration farm at
Kuduioud, delivered the most
wolcome and instructive address
of the day.
llurie racing" and a spirited
game of basoball between Hamp
ton tiuttes and Dry Lake wl'.b
the splendid fouling of harmony
and good fellowship that prevail
ed, under the capablo manage
ment of A. S. FiKg. made tho
picnic a great auccess. The fol
lowing enjoyed the day:
Theo Cook, Shollie Holland,
Charley Cox, Alvln Thompsou,
Mary McMullin, Floyd Houston
and wife. Burr Black, Loyd C.
Peck and wife, Alex Heck men,1
Elmer Houston. W. U. Titus. Mrs
M C Pock. A S Fogg and wife.
Ethel fend Harold Fogg. Horace,
Mra and Paul Brookings,
Held and wife, William Tuck, I
Francis Peck. Dick Rhode, C A !
Stevenson and wife, E 0 Login
'and wife, G A Johnson, J E Ren
tier, C M Peck and wife, Albin
add Byron Peek, Mrs C Benlzon,
Kins, Harriet Bixby, Al ee,
Walter and Thou Harrison, Alma,
Kathryn and J W Breskey, Lloyd
Phillips. A S, Mrs, Dwight and
Allred Cotlingham, II R Hoguo,
C BTodd. J LOwen, W D Ben
nett. S Sanson, Firl Rogers.
The Fourth of July picnic
which took place at Steams' dam
was a great success. People,
from both Dry creek and Powell i
Butte turned out In large num
bers and about one hundred per
sons were present. J
The day started with an excel-'
lent literary program, which In-)
eluded recitations, songs, and a
dialogue, after which a bountiful!
dinner was served. About half-1
pant one the bull game started j
between the Dry Creek and I'ow j
ell Butte teams; Dry Creek win
ning by a score of 1(5 to 6. j
Tho lineup: !
I'HY CKKRK I'OWKIX IIUTTE
Llppincott
Burnett
Suarus
II Stearns
Bundy
I'owoll
Huffman
Uomer
Jones
Immediately following the ball
game the people, with the excep
tion of a few wbo partook of a re
freshing swim, hitched up their
teams and started home highly
pleased with the day's gathering.
Fruit Evaporator
For eats b F. C. ComUrt. 6-20
c. Errickson
p. Kloyd
lb Johnson
ib, Barkley
8b J Errickson
as. R. F.rrlclcson
If. T. Moffltt
cf. Ay cock
rf. R. Moflltt
J. E. Stewart & Company
Groceries
Our Prices are at Bcbrock, A trial order
will convince you.
Peter Schuttler
Wagons
We are offering our wagons at very
attractive price and will give liberal
terms. All sizes from 2 3-4 to 3 3-4,
Farm beds and 1 2 and 1 4 foot racks.
Binder Twine
We handle the Plymouth Extra
Binder Twine which is a better
grade than Standard which is gene
rally sold and runs 10 per cent
further.
J. E. Stewart & Co,
Dr. Howard Gove
Dentist
Roocne 14 and IS Ada
Buildinf.
Notice of Sheriffs Sale.
Notice ii hereby given, that iiO'ler
and by virtue ol au execution and order
ol ill of iroTtT, iaoued out of the
Circuit Court o( the Hints of Oregon for
Crook county, in a suit wherein (.'. C.
McNeely I plaintiff and The Madras
( !( Hole1 Company, a corporation,
ml A. K. limit ley are defendants, upon
e Judgment In favor of the above named
plaiutlff ami aainet tbe alove named
defendants for the aum of ln00.0U, with
Inlereet thereon at rate ol en or cent
per annum from the 17th dar of April,
lull, and the further ium of 1100.00 aa
attorney's fee, and the further aum of
1.10.00 aa costs and diaburainenta, which
execution bean date the l'.tth da? of
June, 1U12, and which order of aale com
mandsoieto sell, in the manner pro
vided by law lor the sale of real property
the following detchbed premise and
property, to-wit: Lota numbered rl, 7,
8 and . In block 4 of the town of Pal
main, (now known J! ad raj) Crook
( ountv. Mate of Omron. together with
the tenements, bareditsnienta, and ap
purtenance thereto belonging or in any
iae appertaining anil all building ma
terial! L.eieon furnished by the plaintiff
for the cotiHtruction ol the hotel buna
int on said preuiieea, which laid exe
cution and order of tale it to me
directed. I have levied upon all the
aliove deacrild premises and property
aud will, on the
271k Jay ef Jwly, 112
at the hour of 2 o'clo.'k in the afternoon
of that day, at the front door of tbe
courihouea lu f'ritieville, Crook county,
Notice Is hereby glv.n, that the Oregon, eel .at uutiuc suction, to tne
,i...i....i ..I... ,.,;.,,.,...,.(. i,. ...,. Inn heet bidder lor run. ail me nam.
of Olive UUIng. decaed, has tiled hi, ! title and interest the eaid defendante
H,il mwnl aaaiwli admliiiatratnr with I had, on the litb day of April, 1911, in
I.. -lurk .,( it.. Mi,i.mnrini i , i and to laid premises aud property, to
state of Oregon for Crook rotintv, and satiety said judgment, attorney's fees
the aaid court has aet Monday, the fith coate snd accruiug coats under said exe
dav of Auimat. I'll", at the hour ol 10 I ctitlon.
Fred Bennett, J C Stevenson and ' o'clock iu the forenoon, aa the tune for i I'sted and published Bret time,
hearing aald tlnal account, and any ob- -" wi .,..,
I Dated aud Dubliehed Mrst time July Sheriff of Crook county, etate of Oregon
1 4th 1U12. By. JJ. A. tostM, Deputy.
HAVE YOU
Filed your Deed) Of Course.
Paul HAVE YOU
An Abstract?
Certntnly everyoue has an abstract now.
Do you know where your coruera are.
Well, No, Not exactly,
Brewster Engineering Company,
Prineville, Oregon, will locate them for
you and guarantee tbe work. Survey
ing, riattltig. Irrigation Engineering.
I'hone Pioneer 304.
Notice of Final Settlement
June
wife, II II Hack levari, Ester and;
Minnie Rogers, Ida Houston, Mrs
Mary Van Luke, Claude Cone,
Mrs Hurley Hogue, Bert, Mrs,
llornard and Rogina Loot ens, Leo
Riggs. J M Crow, Ben Burch
William H. Ski,
Adminiatrntor of the estate of Olive
lining, deceased.
Notice of Hearing,
Before the Board of Control of the
Nalica af AaViaiitralar'a Sala el Rial Ellata.
lorf. Edith and Harry Dunn, W Notice it hereby given, by the under- StMte of Oretfon, Water Division .V)
suinibl tli em.il iiileitaat fear.ir if tlias a ail atil V Ifll'SS, Vitus it t
L( lt.,irt P.nninalnn .lolinann. .1... I 1 II t lie lllllt ter of t he (IftlTIUlllBtloU
H, Mrs, Eva and Lora Crow,
Warren McConnell, Lew Bennett,
Leslie Smith, Kinil Van Liiko,
Lucinda Black, II. A. and Edna
Snyder, Mrs Jerome Stevenson,
Waunda and Lela Hogue, Lorris
and B Stevenson, Mary, Macy,
Alma. Nellie, Holon. George,
Challle and John Wilson, Buster
Logan, Richer Stephen, Harry
Snyder, Lillian Crihbs, Harry
Ilackortnan, Wra Visser,
Wood Wanted.
Seventy-five cords of 4-foot green
Juniper wanted by the Prineville School
l'istrict; one-half to be delivered by
Snil. 1, lDl'J, and one-half by middle
of November, 1912. The Board re
aervea the riitht to reject any or all
bids. All bills mint he in the hands of
the nlurk by August lat.
Ul,1.7t J.U. SHIl'P,
Clerk of Board.
above
Statement of Reaeurcee and Liabilitiea of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
BKBOI BI'KS
Lyiana ao4 DlaeooaU f4.3S 03
United SUM Bod da UJUO 00
Ban k I ramlaeate 11.M0 11
Cub Do from bamka 210.K24 04
1.24 IS
B. r. AtUm. rmakat
W0I WamnO, Vif rUt
LIABILITIES
cwpttal Stock, paid In ,
r)urplua fund, earned
tndlTlded proflu, earned. . .
Circulation ,
Depoalia
.1 aum OS
.
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. S.S00 so
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T. M. BaMaria. Caakiw
H. BaMwaa. Aaa'l CaaUa
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the under
aiirned, adminiatrator of the eetate ol
Maria C. Reynold), deceased, baa filed
hia final account aa tucb adminialrstnr,
with the clerk of the county court of the
state of Oregon for Crook eonnty, and
aaid court hae set Monday, tbe Stb day
of Auguat, 1812. at the hour of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon as the time for h earing
said final account, and any objection
that may be made thereto.
Uatod this 2nd day of July, litlZ, and
published first time July 4th. 1U12.
Oiobgb W. Nohli, '
Administrator of the estate of Maria C.
Reynold, deceased.
W. A. Boots. Pres.
D. P. BTiWiET, Vloa-Fraa.
Crook County
PRINEVILLE. OREGON
C. M. ELKi9S,Caahl
Bank
Loam and Diaeounta I12S.ST0.3S Capita! paid lu full '5 5
Overdrafta it.lllJIS Surplua 10..l
a-uniliur and flxturea J.2W.44 fndlTlded proflta ,.'f'!,y,5?
Hrmi MaV a.Me.m Oepoalta 14U.14U...
f..k aa aad 4aa fraai kaaka I47.80S.IS
inM.ew.ss
When rough, high-proof, strong whiskey begins to tell on
you when your nerves and stomach commence "calling
for help" try a little Cyrus Noble.
It is mild in character aged in wood in charred barrels
blended and re-aged in steam-heated warehouses.
This gives it that palatable, enjoyable flavor peculiar to it
its mellowness its richness. .
Sold by first-class dealers all over the world.
W. J. Van Schuyver & Company, Agents, Portland.
Lost
Open-fared watch, has gold signet ring,
11112 1'. I'. S. claaa pin aud silver charm
attacked to silk fob. Finder jileane
leave at this oillce or at Mrs; Katee'
millinery store and got reward. U 20
ceased, that in pursuance of an or.ler of of the reltitlve rl;ht to the water
the county court, of the State of Ore-1 ' I rooked K ver and Hm tributaries,
tton lor VrooK coumv, maile and i """""'J
entered on the Mb day of June, 1U12, 1 " W . Urown, contestant,
the undersigned, the adtuiuistrator ! . , . v"; . .
aforesaid, will sell at private sale, for ;Jol Pavln, cmteetw.
caah. snhiect to conlirmation bv said! U John Unvlu, cotitestee,
court, after Saturday, the 13lh day ol mimed:
Jiilv, 1H12, at his otlice in Prineville, I . 'u the nnrne of the a at o Oregon.
Oregon, all the light, title and interest on are hereby tiotttied that the
the said Kobert lYnningtnu Johnson above mimed contwtant has tiled a
had at the time of his death and all the content ngalnet your clnlm to the
Interest the estate has acquired in ad-1 water of the above named atreaiu
ditlon to that ol the said kotwrt Penn-11 ''"trlbutar lee nud that a bear
ington Johnson at the time of hi, lug will ls had In the matter of anld
death, in and to tbe following described content at the courthoime In 1 rliie
real property situated in the County of vllle, t rook county, Oregon, at the
Crook. Htati of Oregon, towit: the I h'ur ;d 10 o clK-k a. on Monday,
east half of the sontl.eat quarter of the 22nd day of July, 19 2, before the
section seveu, and the east half of the ! miderHlgned superintendent of ater
,i , ..... i .,: -i,.i,,.w, : ! 1) vIhIoii No. 2: and you are hereby
township thirteen south, of range four-1 rwiuln-J to appear More me at eald
B MsrUllttll. I 1 1 HIT auu I'liuc nun juui i v mnnv ,
lu tbe mutter of
.a a-af WilUfllMl'tU
ininna m ! enali ' to give evidence
five per cent of purchase price to be such content.
paid on day of sale, balance upon con- j itm; my hand this 1. th day of
hrmation by the court. I M.v. 112, at I.aC.ramle. Oregou.
MR Elliott I.eo. T. Coiiiiian,
Administrator of the estate of Kobert' .Superintendent of Water DlvWon
Pennington Johnson, deceased. u o No. 2. State of Oregon. 5-J0-. t
$500 Reward.
The Mill Creek Mvestock Aasocintlon
if Crook (bounty offers a reward of 1500
for the arrest and conviction of any
person or persons stenling, or killing
cntilo or horses belonging to any mem
bur of this association.
5-2;i-I!ui Raymond Cai.kvan,
aecretary-Trens.
Found.
Gold link bracelet. Owners may Imve
tor this
Or. tt-27
illnnEnnMTmiMrf Pv
esme by describing and paying
adv. a. L. McKlroy, Roberts, (
, Land Scrip for Sale.
Cm he used to locate anv sovernment
,ln,1 a,ihla(,f tn linmAat.aufl entry. St-
-curus prtent promptly without eettle
roent or improvement. Fully guaran
teed. For price address L, W. Hub
ibell & Son, Springlield, Missouri. 6 27
Cut Your Weeds.
Notice is hereby given that sll weeds
and thistles in the streets and vacant
lota must be cut at once. Renters and
property owners are responsible for
streets and alleys abutting their
premises. The city ordinance will be
Htrictly enforced ten days after dale.
Hv order of the City Council.
'Dated this 4th day of July 1012.
Tuomas Coon, City Marshal.
Low Round Trip Fares
To Western Points from Redmond
iHiniin
IHIKUhl
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
$13.30 Clatsop Beach.
Seaside and Gearhart, Oregon, on lite Pacific Ocean. This is the perlcct
sea-shore vacation resort iust south ol the moulh ol the Columbia River
reai-hed rlirerllv hv "The North Bank Road" Tichets sold daily. Return
limit UcL 31st
$16.20 Seattle. Golden Potlatch.
Seattle's splendid annual civic carnival. Tickets sold July 14, 16, 18.
Limit July 22.
Oregon Trunk Railway trains run daily without change between Central
Oregon points and Portland. Trains leaving Redmond 7:15 a. m., arrives
Portland 6:30 p. m. Details will be lurnished on request.
if
Have You Ever
HAD A
Visit by the Sea or a Run on the Sandy Shore
AT
NORTH BEACH
WASHINGTON
Did you know you could reach this delightful care slay
ing, health giving, fun making
SUMMER RESORT
By Taking the
O.-W. R. & N. to Portland
Then down the Columbia River via
Steamers "T. J. Potter" "Hassalo" and "Harvest Queen"
ToMEGLER
Where trains connect with boats for North Beach Points
YOU CAN YOU SHOULD
Ask any Aiieut of the O.-W, R. A N. and And out how little it wtU cost to leave
care and dust aud huai behind and hare a teal I ll St
REST BY THE SEA
V5
Matict af Bef mas' Sal.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Crook county.
U S. Mnitn, riaintm,
vs.
Jumea O. WlUon, Geo. K. Lilly, E
B. Maddux, William Mackey. W. A.
Wells, S. E. Owena, Carrie Nicholas,
Rods Nicholas, Maggie S. Sullivan,
Cornelius H. Sullivan, Maggie S.
Sullivan aa administratrix of the es
tate of Cornelius Sullivan, deceased,
Sarah M. ( leek, and Sarah M. Cleek
as executrix of the last will and
testament of Henry A. Cleek, deceased
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that In pur
suance to an order of the above en
titled court In the above entitled suit
to us. the undersigned referees, di
rected and delivered, upon a decree
in said suit and curt made and en
tered at the October 1911 term there
of, commanding the undersigned aa
Referee therein to sell at public
auction for cash In hand, In parcels,
or as a whole as said Referees may
deem liest, the hereinafter described
real property, mentioned ana de
scribed In said suit, and order, and
being for the partition of said lands
and said order commanding us aa
such referees tosell said lauds In tbe
manner required for the sale of real
property onjexeeutlon, said lands be
ing descrilied as follows, to-wit:
The west half of the eoutharest
quarter of section twenty-nine (29),
tbe south half of the southeast
quarter of section thirty (801. the
east half of the northeast quarter,
aud the east half of the southeast
quarter of section thirty-one (31), all
iu township sixteen (10) south, of
ranee twelve (12) east of the Willam
ette" Meridian iu Crook county. Ore
gon, containing 820 acres, and in
obedience to the command of the
said order, we, the undersigned, ref
erees, will on
Friday, ik 19th lay af Jaly, 1912,
at the hour of ten (10) o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, sell at public
auction, at the trout door of the
county courthouse in Prineville, Ore
gon, to the highest bidder, cash In
hand, the aforesaid described real
property tn parcels, or as a whole,
and said sale being subject to con
firmation by the above entitled
court.
Dated at Prineville, Oregon, thU
4th dav ol June, 1912.
. First publication June 6, 1912.
Last publication July 11. 1912.
J. H. Gray,
H. A. Foster,
W. R. McFarland,
Referees.
W. E. COMAN,
Gen'l Frt & Pass. Agt, Portland, Oregon,
H. BAUKOL,
Ag t, Redmond, Oregon
(flli
There's a Bare Chance
that you might pick up as good a
grade of Sporting Goods as we are
handling lu some other store, but we
doubt very much If you would be
able to meet our prices. We are
large buyers of all clnsses of Sport
tug and Huutlng Equipments, and
we buy tn the best markets for spot
cash. That Is why we are enabled
to set competition at defiance.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the estate ol
J. W. McGonigill, deceased, that he
has made and tiled with the clerk of the
county court of the county of Crook,
state of Oregon, his final accounting as
administrator of the said estate of J.
V. McGonagill deceased, and that said
countv court has set Monday, the 5th
dayof August, 1912, at 10 o'clock a. m.
oi said day, at the county court room in
P.ineville', Oregon, as the time and
place for the hearing and settlement of
said final account, at which time and
place any one interested in eaid estate
may appear and object to said settle
ment. Dated this 4th day of July, 1912.
G. W. Ramskt,
Administrator of the estate ol J. W,
McGonagill, deceased. 74p
L. KAMSTRA, Proprietor
Crook County Jewelry and Sporting Goods House.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed administrator of the estate of
Lewis J. Rising, deceased, has tiled his
final account as such administrator with
the clerk of the county court of the
state of Oregon for Crook county, and
said court has set Monday, the 5th day
of August, 1912, at 11 o'clock ia the
forenoon as the time for hearing said
final account and any objections that
may be made thereto.
Dated this 1st day of July, 1912, and
published first time July 4th, 1912.
William H. Sub,
Administrator of the estate of Lewis J.
Rising, deceased. 7-4
Hay Baling
Will bale hay by the ton or by the day
to Buit customers. Terms reasonable.
Good outfit. Address Kd Smith, Prine.
ville, Oregon. 6-27 lm-p