COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
Powell Butte
Allen Willroxun muile a trip to
lli'nil Saturday, execllnir to return
on the train Sunday a. m. The Con
ductor, however, refusal to hold
lilt train until Allen flnUhed hU nap.
MiaaJ.neC. Allen of Prineville
visited her brother, II. K. Allen a
few day tho latter part of the
peek. Miaa Allien is a teacher in
the public schools of Prineville.
' Harve Whitman of Sxkane was a
visitor in these parts severul days
liwt week, returning to his home
Saturday. Wr. Whitman owns 80
acres of line land In this neighbor
hood. Alvin KliriT" was a visitor at the
county seat Saturday.
Mins Alma Johnson of I'rineville
cnmo out Satunlny fur a short visit
with her father, II. L. Johnson.
Work on the new Iverson houae
is being piiHhed rapidly along and
the building will soon be completed.
Minn Viola Truowlule and Mkh
Anna Miller came out from I'rine
ville Friday to visit with her folks a
few days.
lieeves Wllleoxen went to Bond
Tuesday on business.
Mr, and Mrs. I!. A. Sharp and
Mrs, G. C. Truemlale were visitor
nt the t'rook County high school
Friday.
Mrs. K. A. Hussett cnme out
from I'rineville Saturday, returning
Sutiilny.
J. L. Foster and wife, of Salem,
parent of the Heath brothers are
here visiting their sons, Porter and
iU'iwis, having come In on the Suit
day train. They may locate here,
providing loeul condition are sititr
factory.
The Wolfer Bros, arc busy trans
porting their big crop of gpuds to
the warehouse in Redmond.
Harold Charlton came, out Friday
for a few days' visit with home
folks. Harold is attending IhkIi
school at Prinevillo.
Mr. Allen Willcoxen went to
I'rineville Monday for a short visit
with Mr. A. E. Hussett and family.
Mrs. A. W. Hayn returned from
Prineville Monday, where she has
been the past week nursing her
daughters, Gladys and Hu.ol, who
have been quite ill. Mrs- Hayn re
ports Gladys as improving but says
Hazel is not doing so nicely. We
ho to see her out again soon.
Mrs. Hayn re tu reed to Prineville
Tuesday, whete she will remain tin
til the girl are able to be around
agnin.
Earl Saunders ond wife are the
proud parents of a fine' baby girl,
which arrived at their home re
cently with the avowed intention of
taking up her permanent residence.
Mr. Wallace Smith entertained
a few of her friends at a delightful
five hundred party at her home Sat
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Sharp and
family, who have been visiting the
past week at the Truesdule home,
left Tuesday for Walla Walla,
Wash., where they will visit Mr.
Sharp's relative before returning
to their home at 'Grand Junction,
Colo.
Miss Ida Charlton has been an
. inmate of the Charlton home for
the past week, employed to nurse
Mrs. Saunders and the new baby
E, A. Bussett has been suffering
for the past ten days with a severe
case of la grippe and neuralgia. '
Geo. Ilobbs butchored a hog re
cently that tipped the scales at five
hundred and twenty-five pounds.
We call that going some.
S. D. Mustard took a load of
hogs to Prineville Tuesday.
QA number of farmers from the
Redmond vicinity are hauling straw
from out our way. In some in
stances the straw is given away as
we have more than can be con
sumed here.
Ready to Saw Wood. -
I have just bought woodsaw and am
Srepared to do your work. Leave or
rs at L. KamBtra'i Jewelry Store.
1-16 Martin Kamstha.
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Paulina Notes.
Andrew Bernard, Gumle Delore
and Leon Farrat of Suplee were
transacting business in Paulina Mon
day. Gm Georganson and Carl Lander
came In from the sawmill on Beaver
creek Monday, where they have
been cutting log for the mill.
' Mack Cornett of Prineville was
in Paulina Tuesday.
Mr. A. Piatt left for Prineville
Tuesday. She has been visiting
with Mr. K. Campbell.
I. M. Midland on, Orrin, were
in Paulina Sunday on their way to
Prineville.
The young people of Paulina met
at the home of Grant Miller and
siient a very pleasant evening.
There wre about twenty-five pres
ent. Refreshments, consisting of
Ice cream and cake were served.
T. II. Hrennan returned Monday
from Portland. He disposed of his
bunch of beef steer In the Portland
market at a good figure.
Jack Summer of Prineville and
I'M Nelson of Post were in Paulina
Thursday repairing the telephone
lines.
Iwis Throop went to Prineville
Friday. Ho will be at the county
seat for some time.
Mrs. T. H. Brennan came up
from Prineville Sunday. After a
few days at her home she will visit
with her sister, Mrs. Floyd Gilchrist,
of Suplee.
The Misses May and Anna Mc-
Cullough of Prineville are visiting
at the home of M. L. Brown.
There will be a drama at the Pau
lina hall during February. The
cast of characters will be given next
week.
Shoe Repairing.
King, Hi Shoo Itepairer, i located
ill llrst tiiilldinir eontb of (Jrhnro bridge,
on cant mil) of Mum utrwl, i'rineville.
Men's .hues hall-aoled Willi So. 1 leath
er lor SKI cuiils wr pair. l.adiua' GO
Cents pel pair, (satisfaction iinarantoed.
2 13-lmp
Sheep Wanted.
From 300 to 500 head of cheep wanted.
Address, giving lull particular!), (.'hook
Coi'NTt .Ion is Prineville, Ore. l ilt
Maurine Face Preparation
Sold and guaranteed by Old?, Wort
man & King, Portland, breifnu. ('all
for a 1'iee Facial Treatment at the
homo ; Mrs. (). C Clay pool, local nfiit.
'1'liono orderi promptly delivered. 12-12
Call for County Warrant.
Notlre i hereby given that General
Fond Warrants up to and including No.
14 will bo paid iiMin presentation. In
terest alnpi alter I bit date.
Dated thia loth day of Januarv, 1013.
It. 1.. JORDAN,
County Treasurer, Crook Co., Ore.
For Sale
White Wvandotte Cockerels by 1). P.
Adamson, I'rineville, Ore. " ll-lill
Horses for Sale
Address It. V, Constable, I'rineville,
Oregon. 12
Will SelloTrade.
1 Imve a few jfood fresh milk town
will be Jreah within two months.
All good, hlgh-Krnile cows Jerseys,
Hiilntelnn, mill DurhuniK. Will Hell
for enali, or trade for beef or stix k
cut tie or fnt hogs, or good well
broke horse, If young. Box 17". Ited
uiiiud, Ore. 12 -Hi -It
(let the price of enamel kltchunwnre
at Kamstra'8 Racket Store. 2.U
Call for County Warrants.
All high school warrants up to and
including No. 21 will be paid on presen
tation at my ollice. Interest stops al.er
this date.
Dated this 23rd day of January, W13,
Ralph L. Johoan,
County treasurer of Crook county
1f f C Lodge meets everyTues-
fa day night.
Strangers welcome.
(tko. Nom.it, N. G.J Bkht Barsks,
V. U.) T. L. Coon, Sec. j C. B. Dinwid
Dta, Trreaa
You mail order housewife will be sur
prised at prices at Kanistra'a Itacket
Stort. . 2 6
Jersey for Sale.
High grade Jersey heifers, selected
from the heaviest producing herds of
the Willamette valley. Will freshen
during the coming spring and summer.
Phone or address L. B. Lafollett, Prine
ville, Or. 26
Strayed.
Light bay pony with white spot In
forehead ; mane roached ; weight be
tween 800 and 900 pounds; branded HP
on left shoulder. Reward for its re
turn to Hoi igan & Reinke. 2-6
Old Culver.
Mr. France Wright and daugh
ter, Lorene, have gone to Madra
for an indefinite tay.
Floyd. Osliorn, who took the
eighth grade examination, received
hi diploma last week. .
Carl T. Hubbard, from beyond
Grandview, spent a abort time at
George Osborn'a recently,
Mr. Robert Oaborn entertained
a number of ladle last Thursday,
The day was (pent In quilting and
visiting. A delicious dinner was
served.
Mr. and Mr. A. Merchant went
to Madras on business last Monday.
A number of farmer attended
the Farmer' Union at Culver Feb
ruary 8. They report a very good
meeting.
Several of the boys from this
neighborhood have joined the band
at Culver. They are planning to
give the play, "Tompkings' Hired
Man," in the near future. This is
an exceedingly entertaining play.
Mrs. George Osborn visited rela
tives and frientls in Madras last
week. Little Lorene Wright re
turned home with her.
Jim Read and wife were shopping
in Madras Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rodman
entertained a party of young people
in honor of their daughter. Ivy.
it was Miss Ivy' fourteenth birth
day. She received a number of
nice presents. ,
Winfred Osborn left for a week'
visit to Morgan, Sherman county.
Messrs. Dow and Elvas Dobkins
have taken their traction engine to
Juke Harvingtons, where they will
pull down juniper trees.
Floyd Dobkins and Arthur Thomp
son will give a dance in Culver
February 28. Everyone is cordial
ly invited. Supper will be served j
at the hotel.
Mrs. Carl Windom, who injured
her ankle very severely while coast
ing some time ago, is slowly im
proving. . J. Z. Keeney and wife left Satur
day for their home in Bellingham,
Wash.
Oregon Trunk Ry. Train
Now leave Redmond 7:24 A.M.
Arrive Portland 5:30 P. M.
This train runa through without
change to Portland, crossing the Colum
bia river on the splendid bridge at the :
lelilo I alls.
Direct connections are made at Fall
bridge for Spokane and all point east.
2-13 3t
Irrigated Land for Rent,
Improved irrigated hind for rent in
Powell llulle district. Apply to (i. A.
Mcl'arlane, Redmond, Ore. 2 13-tI
Bids for Wood.
Notice ia hereby given that bid are
railed for to furnish UK.) cords of solid
4-foot pine eonlwood lor the courthouse
and SO cords of aolid 4-foot cord wood
(juniper preferred! for the Crook Coun
ty High School. Uids to be opened the
liral Monday in March, 1IU3. The
county reserves the right to reject auy
or all bids. Hv order of the county
court. W kki:s Brown, Clerk.
Notice.
All bills owing the Prineville Furn
iture Kxehange must be paid in 30
davs from Feb, 1, 1U13, to thus. F. Con
dart. 2-6 3t
Notice of Administrator's Sale of
Real Instate.
In the county court of the state of
Oregon for the countv of Crook.
In the matter of the estate of John
H. Jarrett, deceased .
Notice la herebv given that under and
by virtue of a decree and order of sale
ol real estate made and entered in the
county court of the state of Oregon for
Crook county, on the 8th day of Febru
ary, 1013, in the above entitled matter,
authorising, empowering and directing
uiu to uo so, i win on me
lStk d.y .f Mrcl, 1913,
In front of the front door of the court
boise in Prineville, Crook eonaty, state
of Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash
in band, all the following described real
estate belonging to the estate of John
11. Jarrett, deceased, and all the right,
title and interest the said John H. Jar
rett had, at the time of his death, in
and to the following described real
property, to-wit : Lots 3 and 4 and the
south half of the northwest quarter of
section 5 in township 14 south of range
111 east of the Willamette Meridian in
Crook county, state of Oregon, and con
taining one hundred and fifty-three
and 84-100 , acres, in one parcel and
altogether, to satisfy the approved
claims against said estate and the ex
penses of the administration.
This notice is published in the Crook
County, Journal of I'rineville, Crook
countv. Oregon, for four weeks bv order
of the Hon. G. Springer, judge of the
aoove entitled court.
Dated this 12th day of February, 1913.
2-13 L. M. Bkchtkll,
Administrator of the estate of John
H. Jarrett, deceased.
Statement of
Crook County Bank
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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to know that our meat is entrusted to his care, for he knows that good
meat ia half the battle in cooking. He can get the best reanlta with our
meata it ia so tender and delicious. Our Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork, are
exceptionally fine in grade. If yon have not tried our steaks or chop
there ia a treat coming la you in them.
City Meat Market
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When yon buy inerchnndise of any sort jewels, clothing or
household Roods are you not led to patronize some particular
store In each line because of the stability of that house, the charac
ter of their goods and their reputation for square dealing ; or, on
the ot lie hand, do you buy as cheaply ns possible, Irrespective of
quality or the reputation of the dealer ?
To no purcheae that yon make should more thought, more
enro and more consideration be given than the buying of you
piano, liecnuse under the beauties of the finely finished veneers of a
pluno lies a delicate mechanism, a constructive principle, which if
properly anil carefully made of good materials, assembled by highly
skilled workmen, will last and give satisfaction for an average life
time, if, on the other hand, the finely finished cae covers what is
termed a commercial piano well, how are you to know ?
THE NAME OVER THE DOOR is the best guarantee of the mer
chandise In the house. Our name has stood for more than 30 years
for the highest the most approved method of piauo Belling, that
name Is nn unlimited guarantee as to price ami quality an insur
ance policy as It were, that the Instrument bought will prove sat
isfactory In every sense : that in fiuish, durability and musical
quality It Is the best possible nt the price price paid, and that price
Is Indentlcnlly the same, save for the addition of eastern freight,
as the Instrument would eosfou the lloors of Its manufacturers In
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hastily, but after full deliberation. We gladly explain our easy
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Write for descriptive catalogs, giving prices' and terms
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Farm Loan.
Bonds.
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soath of Journal office.
Prineville, Oregon
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Gvil and Irrigation Engineer
Room 11 Adamsoo Iild'g
Prineville, Ore.
Dr. Howard Gove
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Crook County Bank Building
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HAVE YOU
Filed your Deed? Of Course.
HAVE YOU
An Abstract5
Certainly everyone has an abstract now.
Do yon know where your corners are.
Well, No, Not exactly.
Brewster Engineering Company,
Prineville, OrepMi, wiil locate them for
you and guarantee the work. Survey
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Phone Pioneer 204.
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(County Physician.)
SPrinnilt; Or ft.
J. Tregelles Fox
M. R. C. 8. Eng; and L. 8. A. London;
Licence? Oregon State Medical Board.
Specialist in Surgery; Hygiene; Ali
mentary Canal; women and children'
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