Crook County journal., November 29, 1917, Page PAGE 6, Image 6

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NOVEMBER 29, 1917
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
WEATHER IS MILD;
IDST STOKE RK( "KIVIXG TRICK
LOAD OK XEW GOODS DAILY
TAXINSPECTORVISITS MEADOW
Farmers Busy Themselves Improving
Their Houses, lVUverhig Stink
and In Other Profitable Ways
BARNES ITEMS
(By our Regular Correspondent)
on to California.
Lew Bennett la hauling lumber
from the Mowery saw mill to his
home at Hampton Buttea.
Black Brothers, trora Imperial,
are also hauling lumber.
Bert Demaria Is hauling wood tor
the winter and has a nice pile of it
sawed up.
Charlie Parrish returned from
Prineville last week.
Mrs. Frank Craln was in our
country settling up business affairs.
Lewis Standcltft, who Is trapping
at Mrs. Boynton's homestead, has a
fine line of coyote and wildcat pelts.
Mrs. F. D. Soammon wus a pas
senger on the stage lust week bound
for her home near Fife.
H
POST ITEMS
(By our Regular Correspondent)
from his
night
visited
Valley,
Gunter
The weather is lovely and horses
nd cattle are doing nicely.
W. A. Carson, of Post, was riding
for cattle in these parts last week. '
Isaac Wilson, of Barnes, went out i
for the winter. He expects after I
Yisiting Prtneville and Bend to goj
A level teaspoonful will
raise as much dough as
a heaping teaspoonful
of other baking pow
ders. Crescent
Double Acting Baking Powder
(B-63)
Will Post was down
homestead Sunday.
F. A. Polk spent Sunday
with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
with Roy Gray's at Rabbit
Saturday night and Sunday.
Dug Smead and Ernest
helped Marlon Taylor butcher hogs
Friday.
J. M. Hayes took his cattle to
Mrs. Vanliia's to pasture Monday.
J. R. Post is piping water from a
spring for domestic purposes.
Charlie Shepherd, of Canant
Basin, was at Post, Mouday, for
supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Xewsom made
a business trip to Prineville, Mon
day. Homer Norton is hauling a truck
load of freight daily.
Miss Hansen spent the week-end
with Mrs. C. O. Storri and Addie
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Raymond, Mr.
and Mrs. M. F. Taylor and J. R.
Post were In Prineville, Monday.
J. W. Johnson did some carpenter
work tor Addie Miller, Saturday.
Christmas
Readiness
at Portland's
LaaJing
JEWELRY AND
SILVERWARE STORE
Our Special two Diamond -tha
moat popular ol all aruj aa
maut -intt.
Pull cut Dlamoncta Sio, to;
and up.
Umbmllaa W. Rio. toU
flllad handlaa. R.tia detach
able bandla. lolancrilftbon
Solid Oold Naralacea and
Pendants, aa low as tJ.50. Set
with full cut lamDnd it, 50.
Kxra quality, ,old ailed.
I.7J.
l Piece art high trade all
eer plated ware, Hudaon pat.
lero, ti). o teaapoona lor US,
Wriat watchee for men and
women, KJJ up,
Anr article eent prepaid
with privilege of returning
"POO receipt II not aaUelectorx
JAEGER BROS.
. Optician
HJf a.lTM ITMIT
PORTLAND. OREOON
naioiK
Dr. Turner, eye specialist of Port
land, will be at Hotel Prineville
again Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 1
and 2. Consult him. Don't forget
the date. 2t2r
MEADOWS NEWS
(By our Regular Correspondent.)
L. J. Cruttenden, of Portland, in
come tax inspector of the U. S.
; Treasury Department, was in Mead
ow. Friday.
Lee Curtis came back to Meadow.
Thursday from Hay Creek where he
helped deliver catle to the Hay
Creek Company.
Lee Blevins and Alex Donnelley,
from Ochoco, were in this section
Friday.
Mrs. Lloyd Rippy, of Prineville,
Is spending a few days in Meadow
visiting her mother, Mrs. Minnie
Disbro.
Loran Kimble and Chas. Jones
left this neighborhood last Saturday
for Portland where they will be lo
cated for the winter. '
Lloyd Rippy arrived In Meadow,
Tuesday, where he expects to spend
a few days hunting sage hens.
Harry Kimble sold Henry Cook 6
cows and calves last Monday.
Miss Louise Jordan called on
Mrs. Harry Thronton, Wednesday
evening at the Mulvahill ranch'.
Dr. Turner, eye specialist of Port
land, will be at Hotel Prineville
again Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 1
and 2. Consult him. Don't forget
the date. 2t2t-
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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF 6ENLM INTEBEST
Principal Events of tha Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor
mation of Our Keadert.
Thp unminl Coqiitlls corn 'carnival
was hi-ld on NovohiImt 18 unit 17.
lid worn 10.000 slid 12.000 mu r
employi'd In the shlpysriln In Portland
and Astoria, It Is pitllnmtd.
All nii-nitM-rs of Urn bar of Oitkoii
will bt asked to SHHltit In IihiuIIIiik the
legal phases of the next draft,
Tlirre ronipsiili-g of th Sil Oregon,
com pun lea A. 11 Slid 0. have tuki'n out
$6,9Si,000 In war llfi Insurance.
A movftui'iit Is on foot to develop
the halibut banks off thf west-coast
of Lane count; and furnUb cheap fiat It
to the rlt liens of Kugcne.
The University of California foot
ball team was defeated by the Univer
sity of Oregon on Klneald field at
Kugene by a score of 21 to 0,
I. C. Robnett, of Cenlral Point, cap
lured automobile license No. 1 of the
IMS Issue In drawing held In Secre
tary of State droit's office,
Walter Thornton, 25. of Amity, of n
family well known In Oregon and
Washington, has been killed lu action
during a gas attack In Prance.
With aeven referendum measure
already In sight for 1918. present ap
pearances Indicate that Orepnn will
again have a lengthy ballot next year.
Delegates from 15 lodges are ex
pech-d to meet In Salem In connection
with the annual convention of the De
gree of Houor, central Willamette dls
trlcL
Workmen are putting the finishing
touches on Hendrick s hall at the Uni
versity of Oregon, a three story brick
building to b utilised as the women',
dormitory.
Yamhill county has the largest silo
In the state. M. W. Patlon, of Cheha
lem valley, this year built a silo 20
feet In diameter and 4 feet high,
holding 400 tona.
The Hammond Lumber company has
purchased from the Mlnnesola t Ore
gon Ijind A Timber company a tract
of 1640 acres of fir timber lying In
the eastern part of Clatsop county.
- Mrs. Eliza Spalding Warren, Whit
man Indian miiRsacre survivor and
said to be the first white child born
weal of the Rocky mountains, cele
brated her 80th birthday at llrownfr
vllle.
With a view of being prepared to
do paving work on force account next
year, tjie state highway commission
baa called for bids on asphaltlc paving
plants. Tbe bids are to be opeaed
November 27.
About 35.000 Chinook salmon eggs
from the central hatchery at Bonne
ville have been placed In the Orecon
Agricultural college hatcheries. They
will be used to help develop the fish
erles Industries.
The city of Portland has received a
bid of $5.60 a ton for waste foodstuff
now being burned at the municipal
aarbage Incinerator. It is the purpose
to sell these foodstuffs to feed hog
snd other animals.
Right women are employed In the
plant of the Springfield Planing Mill
company at Springfield, and the pro
prletors of the mill have found the
experiment such a success that It is
probable more will be employed.
At a meeting of delegates from the
various granges In Clatsop county, a
resolution was adopted authorizing
the county Pomona grange to appoint
a buying and selling agent to represent
the grange members.
The Coos county court has decided
to secure a true valuation of the real
property and Intends having a com
plete survey made for readiness for
the 1918 budget, which will carry the
appropriations for 1919.
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Portland : : Oregon
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POST, ORECON
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Office first door north of King's Store. 2t4p
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Confectionery, Ice Cream, Cigars
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Home Builder and Cabinet Maker
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