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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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Boosters' 125 Mile Trip
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on springs am! punctures.
The West Sick fair was In progress
at Tumalo, ami a pnrade was formed
on thu bridge just east of the town,
headed by the McCall truck which
wan carrying the band thu Prineville
cart formed a paradu into the town
and to the hall where the exhibits
were on display,
Thu longest atop up to thin point
wan made here. Dinner was served
by the ladies, and various amuse
ments entertained the visitors from
the time of their arrival at 2 o'clock
until 4:110 when the purty departed
for Bend. The I'rineville band and
the licnd band united in playing a
number of selections, .lust a word
about the exhibits at this little fair.
For variety, of the display of the
products, they could not be excelled
anywhere.
Judste Duffy, who was at the fair
most of the day, anil who visited
the fair at San Francisco early in the
year, stated that there was nothing
at the big fair that could beat it,
me considered.
This fair has been developed like
most fairs, from a small beginning
by a few faithful workers, until it
is one of which the community may
well be proud.
From rumalo the party preceded
Millinery
New Fall Hats
The Latest Styles
at
Mrs. Estes'
Millinery Parlors
PRINEVILLE. OREGON
to Bend where they were royally
cared for by Bend Commercial Club.
After a trip W the Emblem Club
they were taken to the big mills
which are being buiil there and back
to the Hotel Wright where a banquet
was UPrved them by the Bend boost
ers. A very favorable Impression was
created wherever the party stopped,
and a great many people said that
they were coming to the fair this
week. Bend will be here In force
Saturduy which Is Bend day.
No accidents were reported by
anyone except broken Bprings and
punctures, and the Keene and Ran
dall repair ear kept them all run
ning. The route covered was about
125 miles long, and roads were as
good as could be expected at this
season.
STATEMENT
Of the Ownership, Management,
Circulation, etc. Required by the
Act of August 24 1912.
of Crook County Journal publish
ed weekly at I'rineville, Oregon for
October 1, 1915
Editor, Managing Editor, Business
Manager, and Publisher, Guy La
follette, I'ost-Ollice Address, I'rine
ville, Oregon.
Owner: If a corporation, give its
name and the nams and addresses
of stockholders holding 1 per cent
or more of total amount of stock. If
not a corporation, give names and
adrcsses of individual owners.
Guy Lafollctte,
I'rineville, Oregon.
Known bondholdrs, mortgags, and
other security holders holding 1
per cent or more of total aount of
bonds, mortgages or other securities.
None. Guy LafolletU.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 2nd day of October, 1915.
Willard H. Wirtz.
Notary Public for Oregon
My commission expires March 30,
1917.
Senator Harrv Lane I
Visits Prineville
Hon. Harry Lane, junior senator
from Oregon was in Prineville on
Sunday. Senator Lane is traveling
in his own car, having covered a
large part of the state during the
past three or four weeks.
The senator is accompanied by his
wife and daughter, and is meeting
the farmers and stockmen, and look
ing up the needs of his constituents,
as well Ht some political fences
throughout the state.
White here, he was taken out to
the land lying north of the city and
after looking over the proposed irri
gation project, stated that he would
do all that is possible to assist in
getting the water to this land. The
party left Monday for Bend, and
other points on the west side of the
county.
Earl McLaughlin
Hurt in Walla Walla
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Karl McLaughlin suffered a frac
tured hip the first of the week when
he fell from a large motor truck to
the pavement.
Since leaving I'rineville he has
been employed by a furniture house
and on the evening he was injured
the truck was delivering a large load
of furniture and in some manner he
lost his footing and fell to the pavement.
Mrs. McLaughlin writes that he
will be in the hospital for at least
six weeks.
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Sheep Buyers Active
In Central Oregon
Sheep buyers in Central Oregon
have been active this week both in
buying and transferrin? sheep from j
summer to winter ranges.
A deal in which A. Wheelhouse
and C. A. Weatherford of Arlington
and James West of Bicknall, Wash
ington are interested was closed last
week in the Silver Lake district in
which 12,000 head of sheep were
purchased for immediate shipment.
The total price for the sheep is in
the nighborhood of $40,000.
Sixteen cars of sheep were shipped
out of Bend last week for the winter
range near Coleman. More than
15,000 head of sheep are in Bend
awaiting shipment to the coast mar
kets and winter range in the state.
Bend Bulletin. ' .
OUR
IS
Do You Buy
Your Groceries
From One "
Firm
or do you buy anywhere you take a notion to at the time?
The first is the better way. We have people who have
dealt with us for years who buy nowhere else, because
they get just what they want at our store. If you haven't
dealt with us before, begin today.
J. E. STEWART & CO.
City Council Holds
Regular Meeting
At the regular nun-ting of the city
council held Tuesday evening a num
ber of matters of importance were
discussed. The matter of finance for
the coming year was referred to the .
finance commitee.
The council ordered the leins that ;
have been placed againts property
which has not had sidewalks and
street assessments paid collected,
and if necessary to sell the property
in making such collections.
At a special meeting of the city
council which was culled at the re
quest of the fair board on Saturday,
it was voted to allow the people who
are in Prineville this week with
various shows and concessions at the
fair, to move their palces down town
at night, and operate on the streets
without license charges.
It was also' voted to order' ce
ment sidewalks in front of the city
lot, on West Second street.
W. J. Hughes and wife returned
yesterday from Hepner where they
have been spending 'a vacation.
PRINEVILLE'S LEADING STORE
Outfitters of Men's Women'
Boys' and Girls'
Wear
Make This Store Your
Resting Place
During the Fair!
Use Our Phones, Stationery
Dressing Rooms
You Are
Wei
come!
Pioneer 351
ten & tornztt,
PRINEVILLE, GREGON
We Sell For Cash -:- That'a Why We Sell Cheaper
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TRESPASS NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that no
trespassing or hunting will be allow
ed on the premises of the undersign
ed, located on Crooked River south
of Prineville. This notice will be
strictly enforced.
C. W. Foster, H. Baldwin, Grant
Mays, S. S. Seams.
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FOUND A rifle. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
ing for this ad. Inquire at C.
Sam Smith ranch, , 46tf
A Dollar in the Bank
Is worth two in the hand, because it is safer.
It soon grows and begins to work for you.
Crook County Bank, Prineville, Or.
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