Crook County journal., October 19, 1916, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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RHEUMATISM ARRESTED
Mitny people miffrr tlm torture of
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crtllni( attack m-i'iim tnoro Hciiln nutil
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portant toimprnvn vmr HtMirriil liniltlia
In purify your Mmwlyiiiiil tliccrxl liver oil
InScrtlt iildiiuliiloiilitniitiiio'liKrral Mtxicl
miikrr, whllo ila nirdicliuil liaurirliiiirn
utrriiKlltftiit tlio orKiint to expel tlm
liniuiltli' nml tiplmilil your trriilb.
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vrryilny wltuciiilil not limt otlirrrclieC
KuIuh Ilia ftlculiolic tulHlitutt t.
Tiiis City
II. U, Ik'ArriKiml wu In the rlty
Sulurdny,
F. S. TowruT wan a buHincw vlxi
tor on Montluy.
T. F. Cnx wiw in tho city on
biiMincKK Momhiy.
Dolly IIimIih in working In ,thj
poHtollloe thin wink.
Don't forget the "Redmond Potato
.Nliow tomorrow. Start I'lirly and
May nil duy.
Pottinuhtfr J. W. Hoono lum
been cm the irk litit scventl diiyu
thitt wi-fk.
Tin Artiwtn lodge punhiwd a
riiitno thin wci k for uw in their
hall in this city.
Manager Van ISrink of tho Lyric
tiiadi.- a Ihihhh'm.1 trip to I'ortlniul
tho fintt of tho week.
('. W. FohUt and family and
S. A. Trow and family apent Sun
day on McKay creek.
R. L. fVhee and II. 0. Kennard
mado a trip t' tho head of Crooked
'River hunting ducks on Sunday.
A lecture will he given at the
Artisan hall In this city on the
evening of October 30. All
Artisans arc urged to attend.
More grain it unthrenhed at thin
time than la unuully harveated in
thia part of the county. More
machines are needed to care for
the increasing crops.
A horned owl, four and one half
feet from tip to tip, was captured
by T. B. Zell in his chicken hoiine
in this city Saturday about mid
night. Subject at the Methodist church
Sunday, October '12, morning,
"I'rineville's Undeveloped Re
sources." F.vening, "I'hilosophy
of Service in Little Things."
The Shumia. club . liujd an in
teresting meeting at the home of
Mrs. John Wigle on Saturday of
hist week. Resides the regular
members, guests present were:
the Misses Rilyeu, Waw, Jackson
and Wattenburg,
Work is under way on the road
between Millican and East I'uulina
lake, having beenjitarted tKe first
of the week. Ixeal jieople are do
nating cash and supplies for the
work, and when it is completed
this city will be in touch with a hot
springs resort by an easy three
hours drive by auto.
The Harney County News, of
Rums, issued an eight page four
column extra on October 7, in
honor of an open-air symphony con
cert by the Rums "Sagebrush
Orchestra" which was held in that
city on the date above mentioned.
This was Immediately after their
return from a trip to Portland and
Salem, and was on the date of the
Harney county fair.
The Redmond Warehouse Co.n
pany is ready to contract all kinds
of grain with a liberal payment in
advance. Pd. Adv.
CHIT L. Worrell of Powell Ruttc
was In the city today and returned
to his farm with a load of barn
timbers for a structure 40x(j2
feet. Mr. Worrell Is one of the
progressive farmers who are making
tho Powell Rutte country famous
as a land of good homes. He owns
the ranch formerly operated by A.
Dryer.
The arrangement with the Craw
ford Company which was made by
the Commercial Club management
last week, netted the club about
$100 after all expenses were paid.
The Crawford people drew good
houses after they became better
known, and had especially good
attendance on Friday and Saturday
nights. They will return to Prine
ville in the spring, with a new pro
gram, they say.
Methodists Have Reception in
Honor of Pastor and Family
About eighty persons congregat
ed at the Methodist church in this
city Friday ivening and joined in
a reception to Rev. Reid and fami
ly. A basket supper was spread by
thi' ladies and following the meal,
with Rev. Van Nuys as toastmaster,
a number of short addresses were
made by various members arid
others present.
BY STATE OF OREGON
During the quartr ending Sep
tember 30th, 1'Jlfi, State Engineer
John II. Icwis, issued 144 permits
for the appropriation of water, in
cluding nine for the construction
of reservoirs. According to these
permits it is proposed to irrigate
8.354 acres of land, store 4,129
acre feet of water and develop 70U
horsepower.
Tho following permits were
issued in Crook County:
J. R. Post of Post, for the irri
gation cf 90 acres, diverting water
from Crooked River in Section 3(5,
Township Ui-S, Range 19-K.
W. C. Congleton of Paulina, for
the irrigation of 200 acres, divert
ing water from Paulina Creek in
Sec. 5, Tp. 1C.-S, R. 23-K.
Isabel. Poindexter of Prineville.
for the irrigation of 54 acres, di
verting water from Crooked River
in Sec. 6, Tp. 15-S. R. Iti-E. .
W. r. Kimr of Princvil p. to
store 280 acre feet of "wafers of
Oehoco Creek for supplemental sup
ply of lands already having a water
right.
Oregon & Western Colonization
Company of Prineville, for do
nu stic and stock purposes, diverting
water from three springs in Sec
25, Tp. 15-S, M.V.
D. Milburn 1 Lwer Bridge, for
the irrigation of ttU acres, diverting
water from Squaw Creek in Sec. 6,
Tp. 14-S, R. 12-E.
Alfalfa Items.
Two more autos have mado their
appearance in Alfalfa. Ralph
Smock and , Ralph Ferry are the
owners.
The first literary program was
given last Saturday evening to a
large and appreciative crowd.
All of the Alfalfaitps who at
tended the county fair express
themselves as well pleased. Several
of our local boys are practicing the
bulldogging .stunt and hope to
enter the arena next year.
The most delightful event of the
A Safe
Drink!
Are you satisfied with the
coffee and tea that you are
getting?
If not we should like to
have you try ours. Our ex
perience has taught us a lot
about what are really good
coffee and tea.
Benefit by it.
Seed Us Your Orders
No matter what you want. If it isn't in
stock we will try to get it for you To
please you to supply your wants to have
you come back again and again that is
what we aim to accomplish.
Always Something New, Up-to-Date
of Good .Quality and Lowest Prices
J. E. Stewart & Company
PRINEVILLE OREGON
season was the dance given by Mrs.
Marv Renn at their country home
in Alfalfa.
Minn .Tckki'ii CvhII visited home
, ii. i..... i. I),. I I
Sund' y via the Ogle car.
The Alfalfa school is nrotrressinir
nicely with Miss F.ffy L. Newman,
of Oregon City, as teacher.
M Fisher and famiiv. who have-
been visiting relatives here, have'
decided to locate here permanently.
Mr. Halloway and family have,
returned from a weeks visit at!
Lower Bridge where they witnessed ;
the tying of that mysterious knot
that makes two hearts beat as one. j
Their eldest son, Ora, and Mins!
Campbell of Lower Bridge were;
tho contracting parties.
W. K. Cuerin has gone to Port-j
land for the winter. '
N. 0. Stoner and family moved;
to Rend the first of (he week. We
are sorry to lose them.
.The Johnston ranch yielded 60
bushels of oats per acre this year.
Thanks to the management of
Frank HafTner, the foreman, and
his hired hvp who swear allegiance
to their boss.
H. C. Hardy, one of Alfalfa's
foremost farmers, has bought 40
acres more land joining his ranch.
Mrs. Halloway entertained the
Jolly N"ighbors Club Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Lucy Smock has the distinc
tion of being the first lady
chautfeur in Alfalfa.
MRS. I. MICHEL
NOTICE
OF SPECIAL BOND ELECTION.
OCIIOCO IRRIGATION DISrRICT.
Notice is hereby given by the
Board off Directors of the Ochoco
Irrigation. Districtthat on the 11th
dav of November, 1916, between
the hour of eight A. M. and five
P. M. of said day, a special election
.will be held in and by the said
Ochoco Irrigation District, for the
purpose of voting upon the
question of issuing bonds of said
irrigation district in the sum of
$1,100,000.00. for the purpose of
constructing the proposed irrigation
works of said Ochoco Irrigation
District.
Said election will be held at
Lower McKay School House in
said Irrigation District.
Any person male or female, of
the age of twenty-one years or
over, whether a resident of the dis
trict or not, who' is a bona fide
owner of land situated in the dis
trict as shown by the last assess
ment roll shall be entitled to vote
at said election, provided that a
bona fide claimant to an uncom
pleted title under the public land
laws of the United States or of the
State of Oregon shall' be construed
Jo be a bona fide owner of lands
and provided that any corporation
holding title to land within the
district may vote at said election
as a single land owner through any
officer or agent of said corporation
authorized by resolution by its
Board of Directors.
: This notice is given by virtue of ,
a resolution of the Board of Direc
tors of the Oehoco IrVigation
District, adopted onj the 16th day
of October, 1916.
Dated at Prineville, Oregon this
16th day of October, 1916.
R. L. Schee,
Secretary of the Board of Direc
tors of the Ochoco Irrigation
District.
Date of first publication October
19, 1916.
Date of last publication Novem
ber 9, 1916,
JUST
RECEIVED
-in trade-
two Good Second Hand
FORDS
COME QUICK IF YOU
WANT ONE OF THEM
INLAND AUTO
COMPANY
Undertaking and
Building Material
Pure Boiled Linseed Oil per gallon
Xfe. i!4",,rna' on,y I1-50 P" year.
I ALL GOODS STRICTLY CASH f
LIPPMAN & COMPANY
mod
Let ut make you a price on your fall bill of groceries. We will oon have a
'complete stock of 1916 crop beana, canned goods and dried fruits. Will fill
your orders with absolutely fresh goods and guarantee price against competition
The Majestic Mailable Range
The Majestic gives more
years of Honest Service
at the least cost per year that's economy. It
lasts three times as long as the ordinary range
but does not cost three times, as much. Write
us for descriptive matter and prices, or call
personally and examine the ranges.
Heaters for the Wintei
We have a carefully selected line of heaters
ranging in price from $2.00 upward and
invite rou to inspect our stock before making
a purchase.
Oil Heaters, Stove Boards, Stovepipe
Dampers and Elbows, , Footwarmers
and Foot Warmer Brick
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iSLMGicSZSJl MACHINES
MODELS Or PERFECTION.
brnrrwi if
mi -
ME.
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SIMPLE
SIMPLY
PERFECT.
I The New Home Sewing Machine
We have accepted the local agency for the New Home
Sewing Machine which is a well known standard make.
We are carrying in stock the two popular styles at
$55.00 and $60.00 -StSStSS
O.C.Claypool& Company