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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
Bills Allowed By
Crook County Court
The following: bills were allowed
by the September term of County
Court.
Remington Typewriter Co., rib
bons $4.25
Ore. Trunk Ry Co.. rental of pro
perty, $5.00
II. F. Fuller, work in Assessor's
ofc $42.00
Collins W. Elkins, mdse Camp
Anderson $171.84
IraF. Black tax rebate $81.00
M. R. Elliott Brewster vs Crook
Co S57.E0
Deyarmond Mach. & Repair
Shops, tepairs on auto $6.72
Tum-a-lum Lbr Co, lbr $7.00
Crandall & Roberts, auditing
records $400.00
Inland Auto Co, gas for Blanch
ard $3.00
E. L. Rose freight for Wirtz
$7.04
R. E. Jones, work on road $11.25
Hedman Mfg Co., check writer
for Brown $10.50
W. E. Finzer Co, stencils for
Meyers $3.66
B. W. Wright, repairs, door,
etc. $4.05
Willard H. Wirtz, stamps, envel
opes etc., $27.24
H. H. Clow, money paid out, re
pairs $14.74
A. W. Grater, care of Fleetwood,
$50.00
Redmond Spokesman, printing
abstract $26.00
McKinley-Hampson Lbr Co., lbr
$19.27
S. J. Pierce, road work etc.,
$95.00
C. P. Jiiswonger, funeral exp..
Sears, $30.00
Robert Smith, mdse for Bowman
$4.38
Miller Lumber Co., lbr $28.69
Skuse Hardware Co., mdse for
Bragg $5.70
L. O. Reed, damages $200.00
S. E. Jones, 26 cords wood,
$109.00 '
D. M. Pierce, 'chairman, West
Side Rd. $2.50
Prineville Vulcanizing Wks, tires
for Invalid chair, $5.00
Chas. W. Erskine, deputy Dist.
Atty.. $50.00
A. J. Moore, assisting Dist. Atty.
etc., $20.00
' W. & L. E. Gurley, mdse Ken
nard $2.60
H. G. Kennard, Water Master,,
etc., $240.00
Crook Co. Abstract Co., transfer
reports for assessor $6.00
H. A. Foster, stamps, $4.00
Roy Stuart, 18 cords of wood
$75.60
H. A. Kelley, services, Co. Sur
veyor, $200.00
C. Bryan, Inspection on bridge
$10.00
The following were paid $5.00
each for work on culverts. F. J.
Evans, T. B. Zell, Lewis Lingee.
John Malech.
S. R. Brown, Assistant , Water
master $4.00
A. E. Perry, Assistant Wate
master $170.00
Hazel M. Sullivan, salary As
sessor $150.00
B. A. Kendall, lumber $19.97
Gladys Bayn, work for Supt.
$63.50
Oza Meyers, work for Supt.
$35.00
R. L. Jordan, State Library order
$235.00
J. E. Meyers, railroad fare etc
$39.00
H. H. Clow, salary, 2 mo $160.00
J. H. Rosenberg, salary, 2 mos
$10.00
Mrs. J. D. Luckey, invalid chair
$30.00
Redmond Lbr & Pro Co., Gas etc
$46.57
Home Hospital, crre of poor,
$287.00
P. B. Poindexter, Coroner's fees
$23.60
T. J. Minger, mdse Court House
$21.40
J. E. Stewart & Co mdse Clow
et al $29.50
J. E. Stewart & Co mdse road
fund $28.20
Deschutes Power Co light and
water $134.95
Prineville Drug Co Supulies
$57.40
W. F. King Co, . hardware for
road $459.46
W. F. King Co gas etc for Clow
.70
The Owl rharmacy, Drugs, etc
$10.70
Ross R. Robinson, clothing for
prisoner $19.30
Prineville Planing Mills, lbr
$87.30
D. P. Adamson Co, supplies
$4.80
John W. Dennis, sharpening
steel, road $1.40
G. M. Cornett, mdse delivered
etc $42.24
Ssott & Wilson, lumber for Bow
man $18.00
J. O. McKinney, lumber $10.00
G. M. Coinett, hauling iron for
bridge $277.21
R. L. Schee marking Cen Ore
Highways etc $174.00
Coast Bridge Co, Concrete bridges
$4888.0
Mrs. A. Agostini, laundry $4.15
School Dist No 12, 11 mos rent
for bldg $55.00
G. Springer, auto fare $8.00
The Bend Bulletin was paid the
following sums for the following
services Printing etc Co Supt
$10.87, August Proceedings $25.00,
Circuit Court Covers $15.60, Post
ers for Miller $4.50
Brooks-Scanlon Lbr Co., lbr
$38.84
Kilham Stat & Printg Co., mdse
$52.96
Toney and Rose, trip to Powell
Butte $8.00
Pac Sta & Prtg Co., supplies for
Treasurer $2.30
Pac Sta & Prtg Co., supplies
for Assessor $1.07
Munz Hardware mdse $17.20
Tom A. Vedder, services $5.00
City of Prineville, graveling half
of E. E St. $36.00
W. G. Ramsover, sharpening
drills $2.25
Glass & Prudhomme Co mdse
$12.05
R. L, Jordan, express and pos
tage $10.00
Nora F. Stearns, 25 days work
Clerk's office $50.00
Hodaon-Feenaughty Co., roller
$2840.00
Norris Bixby, work Dept. Clerk
$130.00
N. F. Smith, recording $150.00
John Skeen, Prineville-Redinond
road $11.25
Hunsaker Stage Co., express
$7.30 '
The following sums were paid
the Crook County Journal for
services: Letterheads for Foster
$6.00, supplies for Supt. $68.05,
Court Proceedings $41.66, Tax
Summons $491.50, Brewster Ap
peal case $36.00, letterheads for
Clerk $5.00
Prineville Much Shop, gas etc.,
for Knox $80 60
Prineville Mach Shop, gas etc.,
for Blanchard, $9.15
Warren Brown, stamps etc.,
$12.95
J. P. Duckett Lbr Co., lbr $18.48
J. D. Bowman, foreman $38.00
J. II. Steadman, powder man
$15.50
The following Bums were pid
for road work: A. G. Pednault,
$49.50, II. K. Allen $8.25, W. E.
T. Wilson $2.50, F. L. Ricker
$38.50, F. J. Burling $48.50, Lyn
Wilson $17.50, J. W. Berry $6.25,
Floid Grube $11.25.
H. J. Overturf, seriees and ex
penses $210.50 ,
J. J. Wilt & Co., road material
at Sisters $7.85
Bend Mdwe Co., Hardware etc.,
$259.07
J. F. Blanchard, services and ex
penses $134.60
Henry Brummer, road work
$13.75
High School Fund: DesChutes
Power Co., Power and water $80.00
Underwood Typewriter Co., payt
on machine $40.00
Hygienic Chemical Co., mdse
$7.75
Hunsaker Stage Co., express
$3.00
Journal, printing and supplies
Peedl
Pens, Tablets, Note and
Composition Books, Inks
Paste, Crayons and Rulers
In fact anything needed for
school the only store
in town handling
school books
D. P. Adamson & Co.
Prineville, Oregon
$698.00
. Prineville Planing Mills, supplies
$29.80
W. F. King Co., Bupiliea .55
R. A. Clark, cement walk $58.35
E. E. Evans, revolving Fund,
book store, $400.00
The following bills were disal
lowed by SeptemlM-r term of,;
County Court: Calif Trojan Powd
er Co., stumping, 2250 lbs
J. G. Redmond, road work
Irwin-Hodson Co., mdse
Send a copy of the Journal to
rn friend in the East ,
DELMAR F. LADD
Plastering, Concrete and Brick
Work. All Work Guaranteed
Ind. Phone 509
REDMOND, OREGON
EVERY DAY
Death Turn, Figure Eight, Texas Tommy
and a Lot of other Stunts
High in the air at the
Crook CoMeity Fair, Prime yille, Oregon
September 27-28-29-30
Also auto Races, Motorcycle Races, Wild Horse Races,
High Diving Dog, Slide For Life Through Fire, Ferris
Wheel, Merry-go-Round besides a great number of other
attractions, both on the fair grounds and on the streets
during these four big busy days. Livestock from some of
the most famous stock farms in the United States, many
carloads of fat cattle combining to make the best exhibit
of that kind ever shown at a county fair in Oregon.
asefoal.
.hiampioosliip Series
Will be Played During the fair for the Championship of the State between Prineville
and the Baby Beavers. Running and Harness Races Every Day
More and Better Exhibits Than Ever Before. Big Attractions Every Evening, Including
a Boxing and Wrestling Match on Saturday ,