Crook County journal., October 19, 1916, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
The City
in Prineville
in
Henry Grimes was
yesterday.
A. Daw of Terrebonne is
city this week.
Melvin Foster was in the city
business Monday.
L, A. Gibson was in the city on
business yesterday.
Walter Knox of Post
Prineville Monday.
on
was in
Robert W. Sawyer of the Bend
Bulletin was in Prineville yesterday.
Dr. Purdon left for Portland Sat
urday on business.
A. O. Hoadlund was in Prineville
on business Tuesday.
tjie is. b. Black, of Ashwood, was in
i Prineville yesterday.
J. 0. Garner of Suptee has been
in Prineville this week.
I L. L. Jones of. Mitchell visited
this city one day .last week.
j Ralph Porfily was a busines visi
j tor the first of the week.
H. Turner was in Prineville yes
terday from his ranch on Mill
Creek.
1T
Don't Miss Seeing
t
Harry
Carey
and typical Blue Bird
Cast of Camera Actors
in
The Three
Godfathers
' Based on Teter B. Kyne'
Btoryin Saturday Eveaing Poet
See the Terrifying Sandstorm in the Mojave desert
taken in actual scenes on the spot How three
hardy bandits saved the life of a new born babe
left unexpectedly in their keeping
A Masterpiece of Sympathetic Tenderness
Also Dorsey Travel Pictures & a Comedy.
I VP TP Saturday TI4I7 A TD 17
Li I K1U and Sunday 1 rlll,A 1 IEj
jlj Adult 25c, children 15c l M
State Engineer John H, Lewis
was in Prineville yesterday.
J. L. McPanioll is suffering
from an attack of appendicitis.
Commissioner 11. J. Overturf was
in the city yesterday afternoon.
Dan Heising of Sisters, was in
Prineville on business yesterday.
Del mar F. I-add was a business
visitor from Redmond Monday.
M. C. Gage was in IVineville
from Mitchell the first of the week.
Charles Cottengin of Mitchell
was in Prineville after supplies the
last of the week.
Leo Rowell returned to Portland
Monday after a brief visit with
relatives here.
I Chas. MeKenzie of Paulina was
; doing business in this eity the last
1 of the week;
j Little Clair Carlson, son of J. W.
! Carlson, is Buffering from an attack
! of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Robert Douglas left Tuos
! day for a visit with relatives at
West Milton, Ohio.
A. L. Macintosh passed through
Prineville yesterday morning, en
j route from Post to Bend. ,
C. W. Wheeler of Roberts was
; transacting business wwii local
merchants one day this week.
j Soe the mystic clock on the front
j window at the First National Bank.
If you can't see what makes it go.
ask the man.
The Journal has an expert re
porter at the High School and a
j good article from there will be
i found in these columns each week.
Prentis Seeds and wife, of
Barnes, will leave this evening for
Orient, Ohio, tfieir old home, to
spend the winter.
Special meeting of the city
council Tuesday evening, this
week. Two ordinances were intro
duced, but no important business
transacted.
A party of Royal Arch
Masons from this city went to Bend
Monday evening to attend a meet
ing of the order at that place.
Tnree carloads made the trip and
members in the party were: T. M.
Baldwin, Dr. Chas. S. Edwards,
M. E. Brink, H. R. Lakin, J. II.
Wigle, C. V. Foster, J. W. Carlson,
E. J. Wilson, L. M. Bechtell and
Homer Ross. An excellent time is
reported.
Harvey Cyrus took a party con
sisting of Misses Mabel and Bernice
Grant, Vira' Cyrus and Johnny to
the Lanionta and Culver countrj
Sunday.
Pay afternoon Friday, October
22, at the Apnex parlors for the
swimming pool fund. Bowling,
cards, sewing and refreshments
Only ten cents.
Mrs. Walter T. Morris was oper
ated upon for appendicitis on Mon
day by Drs. Belknap. The opera
tion was very successful and the
patient is rapidly improvirg.
While coining into town last
night, Marion Mayfield, in his Ford
truck, struck Jimmy Ntvvsoni, who
was riding a bicycle, and ran com
pletely over him. The bicycle was
completely demolished, but th boy
escnped with only severe bruises.
Mrs. 0. C. Clay pool, who recently
opened the Prineville Beauty Shop,
is filling a real want in the com- j
munity, considering the amount of
business the place is doing She
specializes in the manufacture of
hair switches and like wtrk, and is
busy all the time.
The greater part of the town of
Crescent on Upper Deschutes was
destroyed by tire yesterday. The
origin of the blaze was in the
Crescent Hotel, anil an overheated
chimney is given as the cause. The
exact extent of the loss is not
known. :
J. A. Gillis, Prineville's mer
chant tailor, is literally swamped
with work these days, being ably
assisted a large part of the time
by Mrs. Gillis. He does first class
work for both ladies and gentlemen
and good workmanship and cour-'
teous treatment gets the business
always. !
There will be a farewell reccp- ,
tion, at the Union Church, Monday !
in honor of Rev. Ramsey and Mrs. i
Ramsey, who will leave the follow-j
ing day for their new field of labor i
at Seattle. The reception will I
start at 7:30 and all numbers and !
friends are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, of Powell ;
Butte, were in the citv Tuesdnv
arranging for advertising for a
harvest ball that wi be, iriven in
the Community Hall on the evening
of November 3. These people are
deserving much credit for their en
terprise and are deserving of liberal
patronage from everyone, which
they always receive.
There is a Real Difference
Crenm of tartar, derived from gropes,
fa .vised in Royal Baking Powder because
it is the best and most healthful ingredient
known for the purpose,
Phosphate and nlum, which are de
rived from mineral sources, are used in
some baking powders, instead of cream of
tartar, because they are cheaper.
If you have been induced to use baking
powders made from alum or phosphate,
use Royal Baking Powder instead. You
will be pleased with the results and the
difference in the quality of the food.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
New York
POWELL BUTTE
Harvest Ball
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3
When the frost is on the pumpkin
And the fodder is in the shock
Leave all your cares and worries
Put on your dancing frock
The ladies come in gingham
Gents in overalls blue
We'll trip the light fantastic
The whole night through
Powell Butte Community Hall
Farmer's Supper Served, Good Music
40t:J
The cabin of Andy Logan was
broken into and sonic of the con
tents taken the day following Mr.
Logan's death last week. Sheriff
Knox has recovered the goods, but
no arrests have been made as yet.
Regular services at the Christian
church next 'Sunday. SubjiK't fur
morning service, "The Church in
Action." The evening service will
be the last one for the present
pastor. All arc invited.
Wredfliinig
MakM
Club Hall, Prineville, Oregon, Monday Evening, October 23
JOHN BERG, the famous heavy weight wrestler of Spokane will meet
MAX MARTIN of Bend in a handicap match- Berg agrees to throw
Martin five falls in one hour or lose the match
Ikk if.
BOXING!!
AND
Wrestling
Preliminary
Will be staged before
1 THE
JOHN BERG of SPOKANE
mltvenl
First Bout 8:30 Sharp
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MAX MARTIN of BEND
General admission $1.00, Ringside
seats $1.50. Seats on sale at Lakin's