Crook County journal., November 29, 1917, Page PAGE 8, Image 8

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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
NOVEMBER 29, 1917
MILL CREEK PEOPLE
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SHEEP MOVED FROM ANTELOPE
Roberts Boy Recovering From
Wounds Received In
Auto Accident
MILL CREEK NEWS
(By our Regular Correspondent)
Farquar Mi-Ray passed through
this section Monday with a bunch of
sheep from Antelope. He 1b taking
theiu to their Ochoco range for the
winter.
Mrs. T. B. Trice and Mrs. G. C.
Price shipped about five dozen
chickens the last of the week. They
will make another shipment of
turkeys and chickens.
Born to the wife of Art Panter
M Km Creek, Nor. 24, an eight
pound boy.
Abouty fifty head of beet cattle
belonging to Luther Claypool, passed
through this section one day last
week from the Paulina country.
Mrs. Charles Cowles left the first
of the week for Wallowa to visit
her father, Mr. Beechum.
Mrs. Dave Rodgers. of Portland,
is visiting with her mother and
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Blevens, of
Ochoco, tor an Indefinite time.
Mrs. Fred Jones spent the week
end with her daughter In rrlneville.
Mrs. James Fuller has been visit
ing relatives in rrlneville the past
week.
IUwey T. Payne spent the week
end at the home of his brother,
Harvey Payne.
Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard. of Cul
ver, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Calavan.
Miss Oral Sears Is visiting with
Prineville friends this week.
Mrs. 11. I- Payne spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. G. C. Price.
Mrs. Herman Pill made a ship
ment of turkeys and chickens the
first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ualmner spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Jones on Ochoco.
ROBERTS ITEMS
(By our Regular Correspondent.)
PRINEVILLE KEN BUY
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POST ITEMS
(By our Regular Correspondent.)
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17 REGISTERED BULLS BOUCHT
I.loyd Yancey has been on the
sick list tor a few days.
Mrs. Carlln and son were In
Prineville the first of the week.
John Million is in town having
some dental work done, and will
also purchase a new car.
F.d Parker returned Monday from
a visit to the Valey. He alao visited
his son who Is au officer in the army.
Mrs. J. E. Warner went to Camp
Lewis. Taooma, last week to visit
her son Floyd who expects to start
for France within a few days.
Carl Mayfleld and Pete Jordan
went to Portland the last of the
week to enlist In the navy.
Walter Knox and Albert Lane
were riding for cattle In this vicinity
Monday.
Kenneth Nelson is slowly recover
ing from bruises caused by a car
overturning last Saturday.
Clarence Ferguson purchased a
new Buick car recently.
Kate Colvan is at home for a rest.
She has been working on the Mays
ranch for some time.
J. ft. Post mae a bualncsad trip to
Prineville.
Mrs. F. A. Polk visited her sla
ters. Mrs. K. A. Abbott and Mrs.
Hubert Hemarls, last week.
Mis, Homer Norton spent Sunday
In Prineville.
J. C. Akin and fntnily are moving
to the Knox place.
Many friends regret to learn of
the death of Mr. Ulttlngs.
W. D. Knox has taken his rattle
away to feed for the winter.
F. A. Polk spent Sunday with his
fa niily.
Chaa. Henry has moved his saw
mill to McKay Creek.
K.X AMI NATIONS Wil l, UK IIKI.lt
IN PIIIVKVII.I.K, Dl :C. 6
The U. 8. Civil Service Commis
sion announces that a special stenog
rapher and typewriter examination
will he held at Prineville, Oregon,
on December 6, 1917. An examina
tion will bo hold on that (lute for
Departmental Service ( Washington,
D. C. only! and for Field Service
(service outside of Washington, D.
C. ). Age limits 18 years or over.
There Is urgent need of uualltlcil
stenographers and typewriters In
the Departmental Service (Well
ington, D. C.) and In the Field.
A large number of vacancies are
being filled at entrance salaries of
ItOO and 11000, and a few positions
offer entrance salaries of $1100 aa4
$1200 per annum.
Persons who wish to lakn either
of these examinations should apply
at once to the Postmaster at Prine
ville, Oregon, or Secretary, Kleventh
Civil Service District, 803 Post Of
dee llldg., Seattle, Wash.
The little Classified Ads In Th
Journal work while you sleep, Use
the blunk on page 3, when sending
In your copy.
The Journal 11.(0 per year.
Foxier & Huston anil Kuhn Pur-cha--c
Short horn Slre Anmnu
lleot at International
Following the policy that has
made Crook County cattle famous
in the North Portland market and
elsewhere. Prineville men returned j
from the Pacific International this
week with seventeen head of the
best sires that were on exhibition
there to head Crook County herds.
Fifteen of the number are Here
fords, and they were bought by II.
D. Dunham, Wm. Ledford, C. W.
Foster, S. S. Stearns and George
Dickson.
The remaining two were Short
horns which were purchased by K.
Dean Huston and Frank B. Foster
who are Interested together In a
herd of Shorthorns, and John Kuhn
of Suplee.
Prineville men did their hit in
assisting the stockmen and others
in starting the f 200.000 fund for the
new building to house this show.
Try a Journal Classified Ad.
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The Crook County Kxlilhlt At The Ijind Show
Thanksghring Time is Here Today!
And we are ready to serve you! What have you to be thankful for? We are thanksul
that we can be at home instead of being at the front, but when the gong sounds for us to
fight, we are ready! Also thankful that we have the finest and choicest stock of mer
chandise in Prineville and that we have the privilege of serving so many satisfied people!
Comforters of the finest Silkoline and
filled with selected cotton, very pretty
colors, at $5.00 each
New shipment of Women's Skirts, one of
each kind. Stripes and Plaids, $5.00
to $9.00
Women's Envelope Chemise and Corset
Covers, made of Crepe de Chine, in Flesh.
Very moderately priced
MEN'S SUITS. The new styles with belt
effect One suit of a kind at this store
except Blue Serges. $15.00, $20.00, $22.50,
$25.00, $30.00
Men's Water Repellent Clothing. These
are fine all kinds of weather. Ask to
see these
Caps for Winter, 75c to $2.50 each
Phone 351
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Mince Meat in bulk for Thanksgiving, like
home made. Judge for yourself whether
it has a stick in it. 25c tb.
Cranberries, Cranberries for Thanksgiving
time
Buy from us your Currants, Raisins, Citron,
Orange and Lemon Peel; also Spices of all
kinds for Mince Meats for Thanksgiving
time
King's Patented Process Fruits and Vege
tables for every occasion. Apples, Apri
cots, Blackberries, Cherries, Loganberries,
Pears, Peaches, Prunes, Raspberries, Straw
berries, Beets, Carrots, Cauliflower, Cab
bage, Onions, Pumpkins, Potatoes, Pars
nips, Rhubarb, Squash, Spinach, Turnips,
String Beans, Sweet Potatoes, and Soups.
Try these
Just arrived large shipment of Nippon
Chinaware. See display in north window.
PHONE 351
LEARN TO READ THIS SIGN
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
Princviluc. Oregon &r
PHONE 351