LOCAL MENTION
LOCAL MENTION.
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Judge Sprinjror returned Sunday
evening from his trip to Portland.
W. L. Coshow, of Silver Lake,
father of Price Coshow, is here on
a visit.
Lester Hall and Mary Christian
of Fife were married last week by
Rev. Bailey.
A. L. Thomas was brought over
from Bend last week and lodged in
the county jail charged with beat
ing his wife.
Miss Knox has retired from the
firm of Lakin & Knox. Her health
has necessitated a change of climate
and occupation.
The ladies of the Annex will (rive
a 500 pwty next Wednesday even
ing at the club rooms. Be on hand
promptly at 8 o'clock.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have a window sale of
home cooking at Jordan & Co.'s
on Saturday, January 25.
The members of the Christian
church are requested to meet at the
Union church Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
Business of importance.
The Christian church people are
looking for their new pastor the
first of March. Services will then
be held regularly at the Union
church.
Married At the office of Justice
of the Peace Kennedy at high noon
today, S. Price and Bertha Bardy.
The latter is a Portland woman and
arrived in Prineville yesterday. The
happy couple will leave tomorrow
for their home on Camp creek.
The Redmond Poultry Show was
a great success. Prineville, Bend,
Culver, Condon and other places
carried away their share of prem
iums. B. F. Wilhoit of Prineville
got three first prizes, one second
and one third. He made a clean
sweep in single comb Brown Leg
horns. T. M. Baldwin returned Tuesday
evening from a trip to Portland in
the interest of a railroad to Prine
ville. An important meeting of the
subscribers to the railroad fund is
called for tomorrow evening at the
Commercial Club at 7:30. It is
urgent that all should attend. Be
on hand.
The meetings at the Methodist
church are growing in attendance
and interest. Rev. H. O. Perry,
district superintendent, will preach
each night this week and over Sun
day. Sunday at 11 a. m. the Lord's
Supper will be administered. Every
body welcome. John E. Williams,
pastor.
The members of the Shumia Lit
erary club were entertained Satur
day afternoon by Mrs. Kayler.
The following program was render
ed: Art, Edwin Austin Abbey,
Mrs. M. E. Brink; Social Purity,
Mrs. J. H. Wigle; Shakespeare's
Heroines, Mrs. G. N. Clifton; What
of Shakespeare, Mrs. C. I. Winnek.
Mrs. C. S. Edwards, accompanied
by Mrs. Hodson, gave a violin solo,
followed by a review of "The Win
ter's Tale" by Mrs. C. W. Elkins.
The program was concluded with a
quartet by Mesdames Coe, Smith,
Rosenberg and Miss Conway.
Sheep Wanted.
From 300 to 500 head of h:ep wanted.
Address, giving full particulars, Crook
County Joe inal, Prineville, Ore. 1-Zi
Trappers.
I mount all kinds of Specimens, make
Rugs, Kobee and Coats out of Coyote,
Cat, Horse and Cow hides. Coyote
Robes for eale. I eell llammertley'e
Animal Bait for Coyotes, Cats and Mink.
JJy tanning formulas are wonderful.
Complete instructions and formulas 1.
Success guaranteed. Hakky Utlby,
taxidermist and tanner, Lakeview, Ore
gon. l-23-2tp
You arejluvlted to attend the Iied
raond Poultry Show and bring vour
birds. 12-5
Write to the secretary of the Red
mond Poultry Show for a premium
list. Over one hundred prizes. 12 5
Call for County Warrants.
Notice is hereby given that Ceneral
Fund Warrants up to and including No.
147 will be paid upon presentation. In
terest stops after this date.
Dated this 16th day of January, 1913.
It. h. JORDAN,
County Treasurer, Crook Co., Ore.
For Sale
White Wyandotte Cockerels by I). P.
Adamson, Prineville, Ore. 9-26
Small Gasoline ' Pumping En
gine and Stock Pump
At a bargain.
Elkins.
Inquire of Collins W,
11-14
Born January 21. to the wife of
Ellsworth Curtis, a boy.
Henry Payette of Suplee was in
town this week for supplies.
Alfred Moore of Deschutes and
Ida Stuart of the McKay were mar
ried January 15 by Rev. William.
Sunday at the Presbyterian
church Bible school, 10 a. m.;
morning worship, 11; C. E., 6:30 p.
m.; evening worship, 7:30.
Mrs. S. E. Stevens returned to
her homa in Prineville Tuesday,
having spent two months in Sisters
visiting at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Wilson. Sisters Herald.
Frank Coffman, who has been
working for the Cove Power Co.,
was committed from Madras last
week, charged with larceny by
bailee. He will be held to the
grand jury.
C L. Roberts of Post is visiting
his family in Prineville this week.
Mr. Roberts is a man who believes
in advertising. He had a place for
sale and a small ad in the Journal
turned the trick.
Articles of incorporation were
filed last Saturday by G. M. Cor
nett, G. N. Clifton and C. B. Din-
widdie to do a general merchandise
business. Capital.stock $25,000, di
vided into 250 shades of the par
value of $100 each. The principal
place of business is Prineville.
Clyde L. Philliber, an old Prine
ville boy, was married at Salem,
January 16, to Miss Mata Klien.
Mr. Philliber is connected with the
Ladd & Tilton bank in Portland.
The young couple will be at home
to friends after February 15 at
Lucretia Court, Portland.
Charles O'Kelly pleaded guilty
in justice court Monday morning
to the charge of defacing a pub-:
lie building, the same being the
Johnson creek scboolhouse, and
was assessed the minimum fine,
$50, by Judge Kennedy. The
fine was promptly paid. An
overdose of firewater instigated
thq assault on the building.
Mrs. Linna B.'Wood, daughter of
Mrs. M. A. Robinson, 'is in Prine
ville on a visit to her mother. Mrs.
Wood left Madras three years ago
to carve out a home for herself in
AiDerta, Canada. She took up a
homestead and has increased her
holdings to a section. She is now
a full fledged farmer with cattle,
horses, hogs, etc. She also has a
general store and is postmistress of
Nateby. If you want to make
money, she says, go to Canada.
Sheriff Elkins found Frank An
derson, a farm hand, wandering
around in the road a few miles from
town the other day. The man's
actions convinced the sheriff that
something was wrong. He could
give no coherent account of himself
and did not know where he was go
ing. Dr. Edwards was called in
and after an examination Anderson
was sent to Eugene to be taken
care of by his mother.
Pinehurst Items.
The heaviest snow of the season
fell here Friday, covering the
ground to a depth of twelve inches.
Fred McAllister, who has a home
stead near here, returned from
Washington last week.
Pete McAllister, who is in busi
ness in Portland, visited his mother,
Mrs. A. McAllister last week.
The farmers in this vicinity are
taking advantage of the cold weath
er to put up ice. Fine ice, twelve
inches thick is being secured.
Strayed or Stolen.
One buckskin, or creain colored mare;
lark mane and tail and a dark strip
along the back ; light strip on the fore
head ; branded 15 on the shoulder;
weight about 1100 pounds; quite gentle;
3 years old. A reasonable reward will
be paid for any Information leading; to
its recovery. Chas. V. Swanson, Ash-
wood; Oregon. 1-16 2p
Horse Lost.
iwo year oicl gtiumjr; dark gray;
branded T on left shoulder; weight
about 1000 pounds. Reward. Notify
Walter S. Foster, Prineville. l-10-2t-p
Horses for Sale
Address R. V. Constable, Prineville
Oregon. 1-2
Suplee Notes.
There Is more snow tiers than tor
year. There I about two (Vet on a
level.
Cora Wooloy, lio tins liven nick
with tousllltls. Is able to lie out
atraln.
There have been severnl bids sent
In ou the tnge line from Paulina to
live. We hope to see the line In
operattou again soon. '
Creamery Is about all you can
hear. Keep the good talk going.
Louie Miller made a trip to Prltie
vlllv livst week.
Our postmistress nays that tome
of the parcel post packages are al
most as large a she. They might
not be very large then. What about
tt, Anule.
Henry Payette left tor Prineville
Inst Monday. He Intends topur
chase a roller feed mill tor S-necnl A
Payette while In town. They Intend
to operate the mill with their steam
engine.
Louie Miller purvlmwd a wimhIshw
while In Prineville. If you want any
wood It would be well to nee him.
J. L. Smith lias Just butchered a
flue lot of fat hog.
Mrs. Porter Qtilun and little son,
(.leruld, returned home from Paulina
last Tuesday, where they had lieeu
the guests ot her mother, Mrs. Cluu.
Mc Ken ile.
Hampton News.
Hampton valley him more snow at
present than for three years. In
places It Is two feet deep, drifted
three or four feet deep. The ther
mometer rauges near xero at ulght.
ltev. tteionn and daughter, Mrs.
Lucy ll.i'kx, from Minnesota arrived
here last Saturday and are building
on their bomeoteads two ami three
miles south of Hampton postotllce.
Mrs. Hicks Is a mimic teacher. She
Is accompanied by her small son,
Gerald.
Messrs. llurrteon and Black re-
tlir.m.t f.,.. ...I lfl. I... !..!.
Frlllay The the roads In
bad condition on account of the
snow.
A T.' shaver's well drilling outfit
finished a 172-foot well, with 30 ;fcel
of water, for Mr! BrlcWey ou the lftl
and as soon as the weather penults
will move to Lee HlgH' homestead
three miles uortheast of Hampton
postotllce.
Mr. Martin from Prlngle Flat wa
a Hampton visitor last week.
Win. Bennett Is rejoiced to have
with him for a lengthy visit his two
daughters, one of whom Is accom
panied by her husband.
L. (.'. Peek and family recently
moved Into their new residence
across from the store.
Alvln Hunting Is In Bend on a
business trip.
Most of the settlers are kept busy
at present providing wood and
water. The hauling Is mostly done
on sleds.
The trucks and nutos from Bend
are held up all along the road on ac
count of the snow.
Roberts Items.
James Taylor and wife are quite
sick at time of writing.
Ed Gould made a trip to town last
week. He Is expected home any day
now.
G. H. Nye gave a Uttlelnformal
dance at bis home Tuesday evening.
Mike Mayfield spent Thursday
night and Friday with Ed Parker at
his ranch on Big Bear creek. As
usual Mike was there with his funny
stories.
Deputy Sheriff Kershnor Is feeding
his stock at the home ranch. He
says It keeps him pretty busy.
The snowfall still continues. Every
night sees a little more added to
what we already have. If we cannot
have rain to help our crop we can
have snow any way.
Everybody still feeding and some
bringing In new stock from the range
every day. The cattle that have
been out during the past month
show the bad effects of It very
strongly. It Is predicted that there
will be quite a loss this winter In
range cattle.
Columbus Johnson came out to
his ranch Saturday for a few (lays.
There was an entertainment und
dance at the Fischer ranch Saturday
night. Every one reports having a
good time.
For Sale.
A registered Jersey bull "Prospect's
Darling" (104381) 2i years old, sired by
"Darling Lad." This bull bas so far
been the sire of heifer calves only. The
dam of this bull "L'harmaid's Pros
pect" (220358 was s cow of remark
able merit of over 2$ lbs of butter per
day average. Also two registered bull
calves 6 mo old ; will trade for farm
labor in spring. Phone or write F. H.
Siieewood, Redmond, Or. 116-2t
Powell Butte
Ooo. Ktslcr and wife welcomed a
tine baby girl to their home last
Wednesday.
John Tengmnu took a load of
grain to lU'iid last Thursday, re
turning Friday,
S. 1. Mustard and wife were Prlne
vllle visitors Wednesday,
Walter Foster and wife went to
Prineville Tuesday for a few days'
visit.
Lelaud Casey Is loading another
ear ol wheat for shipment to Port
laud. K. A. Uussett visited with his fam
ily lu Prineville Wednesday.
Geo. L. llrssee sold a load ot flu
stork bogs to Rediuouk parties last
Thursday.
Misses Gladys and llsiel Bayn re
turned to Prineville Sunday after a
short visit with home folks.
J. P. Ioherty, ho has been visit-
1 lug Reeves Wtlcoxcu lor the past two
weeks, weut to Redmond Sunday
where he will have charge ol the
geuts furnishings In the I-yucb. A
Rots. rt department store.
Allen Wllcoxcu went to Bend Satur
day with a load of dresaed hogs.
J K. Rice and wife entertained N.
P. Alley, wife and family Sunday. .
M civ In Foster Is sick with a gath
erlng lu his ear.
P. Paul and family came In from
Nebraska Sunday. While the former
was here last summer be bought the
Bay ue homestead and Is now moving
his family to their future home. All
Powell Butte will regret the depart
ure of the Baynswho are ploueer
here.
The Geo, Klssler road petition was
up for division before the county
court last week. I'pon reqiuwt of
the board of c:unty road viewers
It was carried over lor further con
sideration. Porter and lennls Heath made a
trip to the Horse Ridge country re
cently, returning home Sunday.
A. W. Ilayn went to the county
seat Tuesday for a short visit with
his daughters. Misses Gladys and
1 1 n z. l.
ocia
.Dance
At Club Hall
Saturday Evening.
Jan'y 25
Come along and bring s friend yon
will have a good time. Coffee snd cake
served in the hall.
Dance Tickets
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