Powell Butte
January 27,
Arthur Rrammer left lor hi hoinp
In North Yakima Inst Saturday af
ter a week' visit with Ills brother-in-law,
Serl Van Doren.
Chris Sclti lm Iwn quite III trotu
hii attack ot In grippe.
K. A. Hussett wont to Prlnevllle
Saturday to visit Mrs. Bussett who
him been confined to her bed for sev
eral day with the la grippe.
Mr. Anna Boelger of Kedmond Is i
visiting nt the home of her brother, 1
lieo. Kbsler.
V.. L. Iverson and wife moved out ;
from Iledmond Saturday. They will j
occupy one of the Wilson. hticka ;
while their house Is Ir-Ihk built. J he
Iverron's are very wehoniendditiouu (
to 1'owell Butte society.
Ceo. Barton epeut a week In thin;
section, leaving for hi home in:
North Yakima lat week. Mr. Bar- j
ton visit was for the purpose ol
looking for a desirable location and
he may return to locate later.
Boss Uuasett and Miss Helen Peery
were Prlnevllle visitors Saturday.
C. H. Hardy and wife of Alfalfa
were diuner guest at the Geo. Deck
man home Sunday.
C C. Chapman was the victim of j
what might have been a rery ser- j
lotM runaway recently. Hid team
V ..... fl..t. 1 ..1,11.. 1... .. .. .. I
opening a gate and In an attempt to j
stop tbem he was knocked downi
twice, the wagon passing over his j
logs. That no bones were brokeu '
seems miraculous, barriug a tew
bruises and scratches, however, Mr.
Chapman escaped unlujured.
Glenn Mustard and fnnilly were
visitors at the N. U. Gulden ranch
Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. Bayn and Mrs. Krauk
Bayn were visitors at Priueville Sun
day. (iuy Lalollette nud Mr. Shafor are
hauling spuds to Kedmond this week.
Pauline Truesdale and Dewey
Johnson are receiving congratula
v tionsfrom friends udou the results of
the recent eight grade examinations.
These young people will probably
start to high school at Priuevllle.
N. P. Alley has charge of the con
struction work ou the lversuu bun
galow and he together with several
other workmen commenced work
Monday.
When the Jones & Beesley wood;',
saw was being hauled out from Bed- j
niond Sarurday evening It was run ;
into a bad ditch crossing on the
Geo. Brazee ranch and broken down.
After receiving the necessary repairs
these gentlemen will proceed to saw
up a summer supply of wood for the
busy fanners of this section...
Mr. aud -Mrs. John Kissler and
Frank Kissltr and family of Med
moud visited Sunday at the farm
home of the former's son, Geo. Klss
ler. Mr. and Mrs. KlsslerSr, are
late arrivals from Iowa and are
much Impressed with climatic con
ditions of Central Oeegon. It is
their Intention to locate here.
W. G. .Mustard has been ill with
tuusilitis but is reported as being
able to be out now.
Water was turned into the canal
Sunday. This is good news for
some of the people hereas the ditches
wire so full of ice the last time the
water was in it was impossible f.jr a
gnat many to get water and they
run short and in some cases have
been compelled to haul water.
J. U Cllngan and wite left for their
homesteud at Horseriiige Sunday.
The children are remaining to fiuish
the school term.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bayn left
Wednesday for Wallowa w here they
will visit with Mr?. Hayn's relatives
the remainder of the winter. The
liayns ure storing their belongings
here, not having decided on a perma
nent location. Friends and relatives
join in hoping they may return aud
reinvest.
The many friends ol Mrs Mary V.
Charlton will be pleased to learn of
her recent good fortnne in obtaining
the position of assistant chief clerk
nt the state legislature. Mrs. Churl
ton heid the same position two
years ago aud evidently gave satis
faction as evinced by her recent ap
pointment, which ume while she
was on a visit to her mother at
Salem.
Suplee Notes.
Mrs. Stella Reynolds and Mrs.
Jessie Smead were visiting in our
neighborhood the first of the week.
Dr. Hay of John Day was over to
attend Mrs. F. E. Gilchrist who is
quite sick. ,
Dr. North, the dentist, will be in
Suplee for a short stay during the
first part of February.
Mrs. Jesse W. Allison, who has
been visiting with her mother, Mrs.
W. R. D. Allen, returned home last
week.
!
A Common Way.
"1K yon ever bet V
"Only on sure thltiKS."
"Keep ttup. That la th way
my uioncy."
lost
Fiction.
necstatr-DId your husband
,vpr ,ry h h)im, tltutntneU Bcllon,
Mri Pereolluin-DId he? Kor at
least ten years he's been trying to
make me believe he likes my cooking.
Chicago Tribune.
A Dead One.
Laggard Walter Did you ring the
h-ii glr.
impatient Diner-No; I was merely
tolling it I thought you must be dead.
Penny notorial.
Taking No
Chances.
"Hello. Bangs!
I bear you and
Mrs. Hongs bare
udupted a baby."
"Not a thing to
it."
"But think how
liEeu (r 1w In hnva !
a baby In the
home and"
"T hat's all
rilit; hut. you
see, he won't al
ways be a baby,
lie's bound to
grow up. and who
knows but he'd
have to write
beauty hints for
n woman's maga
zine to make bis
living."
The Test.
C'lareiee l-'ealhertop Professor, can
; you read my mind?
! Professor Gazer (the mind reader)
I I'll make the effort. Have you got It
I with you?
The Politeneat of Youth.
Small Boy (to golfer who has Just
made the drive of his life) Please,
sir, mother sent me back with your
bail, as she thought it would save you
walking over for It Tatler.
i ' t P ? V' "I .- s-4
; si VV
! . 1 I ... I . i .1 JMiUMa I
imp
Meeting Old Friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Hilly Peck came In
from Crook county, Oreitun, to
visit old-time friends here, Mr.
Peck located in Altona in 1870 and
ran a blacksmith shop for four
years, during that time he married
Miss Sis Newman, a popular young
lady of the Altona neighborhood.
In 1875 they went west and this is
their first visit to this county since
they left thirty-eight years ago.
They have found more than 100 of
their old friends and are having a
good time. Adrian (Ohio) Journal.
For Sale.
A registered Jersey bull "Pnwpect'a
Darling" (liM.HSl) 2) year oi l, sired by
"Darling Ud." This bull haa ao far
been the sir of heifer calves only. The
dam ol thia bull "i barmaid's Proa
peel" (221KIW) aa a cow ol remark
able merit ol over It ol butter per
dav averse. Also two registered bull
calves H mo old; will traia lor farm
labor in spring. Phone or write V. II.
Siikuwoou, Kedniond, Or. 116 Ut
Millinery
Hats at Lower prices here
than at any place in Cen
tral Oregon. If you want
guaranteed bargains in hats
call on
Mrs. Estes
Prineville, Ore.
Lafler's Studio
A place to get good portraits,
ami farm views. Knlarg
lug or copying done
neatly aud quietly
2S9
Photo work exchanged
for wood
Send us your films by mall
We nre located on Main
Street, near club hall
F. E. Lafler, Prep.
Wo strive to please
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2rw
Sheriffs Nile.
By virtue d nn exivutlun, decre
nnd tinier of mile burned nut ol the
I circuit court t( thenttite nl Ort'iron
j for the county nt Crook nnd beurlnn
the wnt o( Kiilil court, to me directed
; imil tlntetl the ISth dnv of Jminitry
I litbt, uiou a decree of forehweure of
n certiiln mortk'nu'e nnd Judgment
j renderetl nnd entered In stild court
on the 11th day of December, l'J12, In
j ti i-mkc where Adidph Giillaiid
! tiltitiit Iff and W. S. Karri, (irace I'.
Karris, his wife, uud KolH-rt K. Har
bison and Lucy !'.. Ilitrblsoii, bis
, wife, were ilefeiulants, saiil decree
i and juilitinent beliix In favor of the
, mild plaintiff nnd nuitliist all the de
fendant herein named, as Judgment
debtors In the sum of t welve hundred
: anil thlrtv iilne ( f 1 dollar with
; Interest thereon (ruin the said Uth
ilny of December. HTJ, at the rale of
' ten per i-ciif. x-r annum, nnd one
hundred i$li)0 dollars iittniiiey's
hrs, nud the further sum of nineteen
dollars ami sevciity-llvcccnts; $i;i 75.
i-outM, and the costs Incident to and
! iiecnniiir upon the service of the writ
of i sii'iition, and coiiiinauilliio; tin'
to make sale of the real property
embraced lu said decree of foreclos
ure and hereinafter described, i will
on
S.lordiy, tbt First Dsy f Msrcl, 1913,
at the hour of 'I o'ebs'k In the after
noon of said day, from the north
steps of the county courthouse at
l'riiicvllle, Crook county, Oregon,
i sell at public aui'tiou to the blithest
! bidder for cash In hum), nil the rlulit.
i title nnd Interest which the ili fend
utits, W. S. Knrrls, (irace I. Karris,
his wife, nnd Robert II. Harbison
and Lucy K. Harbison, his wife, or
either of them bad ou the 11th day
, of December, lUl'J, or any Interest
Hint all or either of said defendant
may have aciiulred since tliat date,
or now have, to the following de
scribed real property, to-wlt :
The cast half I J) of the northeast
quarter IJ) anil west, half (.1) of the
northeast quarter ('.j) of section ISO,
township seventeen (17)sontll, rante
fifteen (15) east of the Willamette
meridian, lyititf and situate In Crook
county, stale of Oreifun.
Or so much of snld priqierty ns
will h j 1 1 i h f v said diH-ree and JudKlneut
with the costs and necriilnn costs,
said sale to be niiide subject tn con
firmation and redemption us by law
provided.
Dated ut Prlnevllle, Oregon, this
27th day of January, 1913.
1 30 Khank Kl kins
(Sheriff of Crook county, Oregon.
Application for Grazing Permits.
I vrvrmi.' i. 1...-..I... ..itn.
plications for permits to grsr.n entile,
horses and sheep within the L'Ml'Qt-'A
NATIONAL KOKKsT iluritiu the sra
son of IDlit, must be filed in my nflice,
at l(osel)iir(r, Oregon, on or before
MARCH 15, 1913. l'ull information in
regard to the itraitiiiK fees to be churned
and blank forms to be used in making
applications will be fiirninhed upon re
quest. l-:!()-:U
8. C. BART It I'M, Supervisor.
o.o.o.
NKST NO. 1588
Subordinate
Order of OwIh, meet the fecund and
fourth Thursdays in each month at
ISrlknnn hall. All migratory owls cordi
ally welcome. T. K, J. Duffy, X resident.
w ii..p,i it uii.t.. u.....i ..... i .or
Willard II. Wirtsi, Secretary.
.SlIIIIIUOIIS
In the circuit court of the state of
On-iji ut for the county of Crook.
Auule MiiIIiik, plaintiff,
vs.
Alfred (I. K.llcfson, defcndiint.
'I'n Alfred (I. K.llcfson, defendant
above named :
Ii the name of the state of Orvifon
you nre hereby required to appi ar
nnd iiiibwi r t ie complaint Hied
aualust you In the nbovn eiilltlid
court nnd cause on or ludor the 7lh
day of March. ltMU, and If you 1,11 to
answer tlie snld luiup'alnt or other
wise plead thereto, ou or In-due snld
day, the plalnllfT wHI apply to the
court for I lie relief prayed lor hi her
complaint! 'low It, for the fore
closure of that certain inorlunt exe-i-u
till bv Alfred ti. Kllelsosl till the
aSth day ol Octola-r, I'.MO, In favor of
Annie .Mallnu;. plaintiff, and inort
ttaulliK the c1 is J sit 1 Ion III nud
sw swj section tp 14 otitb,
rimire "1 east, V. M., In Crook eoun
ty Oietfon, nnd for a decree of ti e
sale of said premises to pay said
liiorttfain-cosl nud attorney fees,
nud sei rulnif costs nud that you mid
nil 'rson 1-laliiilnK under you, Is
forever burred nnd (orecloscd ol till
equity of redemption III snld prem
ises nnd every part thereof.
This summon I published by the
order of the Honorable II. hprluticr,
Judge of the county court of the
county ot Croos, state ol tlreiiou,
malleoli lhe.'ild day of January,
li;l, nnd pn-serlls'il that this sum
mon be published for sl conwciltlve
cek III seven RiicN'ssIrs Issues la
thel'rook County Journal, it wet kly
newspaiwr, published III Trliii'VlUc,
Crook comity, stale of Orcoii. The
date of the llrst publication of this
sumtuons la the Slrd day of January,
In 111, nnd the dale of the last tiiiblb
cation will le March tilli, 111 IX
Dated nnd published tue nrst tliii
Jiinuary trd, l'.MIl
Timotiiv K. J. Dt rv.
Attorney for plain tiff.
Nutin to Cisditors.
Nut lie Is lisieby Rivnn by the under.
Inl, ths mlmitilstislor ol the estate
id hlownll Cram, deceased, ta all crw.
iters of and all persons havinii claims
anslnst lbs said deceased to prvaent the
same with the prorxr vuiuhrr to the
llinirrslKtir.l at the ollica uf M. U.
Kllintt in t'llneville, Ortton, within six
iiioiiths from the first publication of
this nolie. Hkniiv S. Ckam,
Ailtiunl.trstor of the folate ol Moaell
( ram, deceased,
JHslsd Dec, 1'.', IIU2.
Private Sale of Real Estate.
From and after the Tth day nl March,
l!U:l, the undersigned nuanlian of tlio
iwrsons ami esiates of Clara Kveidinn
(tauter and Claik Hastnr, minors, lll
iH-ll at private sal all the right, title
mterrst and estate uf the said minor,
or either of them, in aud to the billow
Inn lirst-tllied rrnl priqieriy situated in
tli county uf Crisik, stale of Oregon,
lo-sit: The west half of the aotiihwetl
quarter of section 4, and tlis noith half
of th southeast quarter of sect ma ft In
losDship 11 souih of range Is east ol
the Willamette Meridian, containing
biO acres, more or less. Terms rash,
Th property will b sulri free from any
dimer intersst. Oilers ran b mads to
Itir.l A It.lt. W Wilcox building,
Cortlain!, Oregon,
I n ' W, DaxtKh,
tiuanlian of the perso is sud estates of
Clara Kverduig Hauler and Clark Uni
te r. iniaoia, in th county court uf
Mtdtiinmnh c unity, stale of Oregon.
1 30-5i
Nuticu for I'lihllcaiion.
V. s. I.lel om.-e. Till' DsIIks, Df-ienl,
thi- niU'r .'I. no t.
N.illrf Is lii-ri't.v lvt-n that the NrOe-rlt
t'aeitli- Kallwav I'.un eny. wle.0 (Hi.tuftiefi
.reu !i HI. Pattl, Mlhhi ..iia. Itaa II. I. .1ll!i
lav ( I i.'v in i -r, luu. iiit-.i iii tin. irti ' to
ni)ltratiin In .eleel iilnli-r lltp in,vi.l.ii. ul
tin- Ai l "I l iitilire.il. ati-riivril Jul) I l'n.
i.JI Htal. .W. H.-'M. a. ri..,,.l.i1 l.v Hie Ael nl
rmiKri--., ael-ru, eil M ay I", l-l, lie-' , a,i4
Hi'i , it, 1 i. I south. K. I F.l, tt VI
Anvaiiilail iii-rnu rlattiiniri a.Ui-raelv llts
latiil. ,li rii.- 'I, er ili-lrnm lenhje, I he. a'l-,-nt
the mineral , harai l r nl tie- lati.l, nr lir an)
iith-r ri-H.iiii. tn Hie ih.eii.nl in act"" am,
.Iniiili) hlii tin ir aiteliivit. ill ,rnti-.i in tut. i
iHii-i, mi or l.i,re thil .'uth Ua) el I i bruarj
Mi,
i lM C, W, MiililtK. ln-nUti r.
Citation.
In the County Court of the Stale
of Oreifou for ( rook County !
lu the matter of the estate of
Jont II. JMilii:TT, difeased.
To Ada K. Jarrett, James J. Jar
rett, Sarah M. Jarrett, Robert J Jar
rett, benjamin K. Jarrett, Thomas
S. Jarrett, William M. Jarrett, Ada
V.. Jarrett, Marie A. Jarrett, Karl K.
Jarrett. I. mile M. Jai-reit, and How
ard T. Jarrett, yreetluK:
lu the name of the State of Oreiton
you are hi-reby cited anil required to
appear III the County Court of tin1
State of Ori'tton for the County of
Crook, at the court, mom thereof, at
l'riiicvllle. In tlie County of Crook,
on Monday the 3d day of Kcbruury,
11)13, at 111 o'clock In the forenoon of
that day, then and there to show
cause, If any exist, why an order of
sale should not be made aiilliorixlni:
said administrator of said estate to
sell the following descrllMMl real es
tate of sabl deceased, to wit : Lots 3
anil 4, and the south half of the
northwest quarter of section 5, town
li south, rnnire HI easr of Willam
ette meridian, lu Crook County, State
ot orcKoii.
Witness the Honorable II. C. Kills,
Jmltre of the County Court of the
Slate of Oreiron for ( rook County
with the seal of sabl court alllxed
this iilth day of December, 1!1'..
Attest: Waihikn Hiiown, Clerk.
(Seall Ity A. W. Itultles, Deputy,
lJ2tl,
Notice of Final .Settlement
Notice is hereby given, by the unilnr
pigned, tlin adtniiiiHtratri .of tho eptale
of Uoo. K. l.ytle, ileiteasetl, that she
has uiado and filed with tlie county
clerk of Crook county, Oregon, her final
accounting of her administration of
said nHtHlo, and the court has not
MONDAY, HIB 3l DAY Of MAHCIt, 11113
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the
county courtroom in l'rineville, Oregon,
as the time and place, for hearing anil
nettling said final accounting. At which
said time anil place any perron inter
ested in said estate may appear anil ob
ject to said final accounting.
Duted this 9th day of January, liUflp
Km.a It. Lytik,
Administratrix of the estate, of
Geo. l.ytle, deceased,
Vrofsssf.ttal Cards,
Abstracl. Inaurnucv
Hii J. II. lUncr Abitrict Co.
Int'iiriHiralsil
rrluevHIii, Ore.
Kami l.iian. Honda.
Law Office of
W. P. MYERS
Ksmstra Uld'g, Prlmvilla, Or
Dr. Charles Macl'addcii
Oslaapathi Physician
Mvi-iile. IMetrlls sail Nalursl TtirstMille
t.uilhiviil, t llftillte IHai-saiiss Ssa'UUy
Offica In Ksmstra Blork
Tlphonl Ploaaar, No. 126.
T V. J . Dili I V
Attornc-t-Lw
IHuiWsaiir l W, A. Hell)
I'siNsviita OskooN
Prof. A. W. Grater,
Divin Hcalsr
Olllr In Morris Mull. ling thru doors
south ol Journal ulllco,
Prinatrilla, Orsgon
D. II. PEOPLES
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
Kooiu II Ailamson Hld'g
Prineville, Ore.
101
Dr. Howard (iovu
Dentiit
Craok County Bank Building
Jf. Sftmtry
V" a aais sa 9 STagAa, '1
S 0
Ortftm.
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HAVE YOU
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