APRIL 4, 1918
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
PAGE 5
The City
Hay Dunn tint John Wurcl were In
Prlnlllo, Buturday, from Powell
Hull..
Kvnrntt Nya, of Itohorla. la a busi
ness visitor In Dili city today from
Huberts.
Hylvaln Michel, who has l In
WttHlilimliin, 1). ('. alum leaving
Prineville, haa boon transferred to
llultlmnre, Mil.
Lewis Htancllft la In Prineville
Ihla week vtnltltiK hli slater, Mra. M.
K. HlKKi.
Mra. J. K. Ilium hard and children
wore visiting In the city last wek
end from Culver.
1 Olto llaumler waa a btislncsa vla
llor In Prineville, Haturduy from
hla ranch on Mill Creek.
Mra. ('haa. Lamport and Mra. Karl
Pausch, of Hurries, wre In Prlne
vlllr yesterday ariiirnoon and visited
at tin! Hod Cross work romn.
Notice of Private
Sale of Cattle
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, the administratrix of
the estate of Charles A. Ivy, De
ceased, that all of .the cattle be
longing to the estate will be sold
at private sale at the farm of said
Charles A. Ivy at Hampton Buttes,
Crook County, Oregon, on
Monday, April 15, 1918
The cattle to be sold consist of
seventy-nine head, of cows with
calves or soon to have calves and
seventeen head of yearling heifers.
Terms of Sale Cash
Dated this 4th day of April, 1918.
SARAH SNODERLY,
Administratrix of the estate
of Charles A. Ivy, Deceased.
Harold Malaon, who la attending
the University of Oregon, la In .
Prineville visiting friends.
Wm. II. Iwla. of Beattle, Waah.,'
haa been In the city a few daya
working In Twohy Brothers' office.
Mra. W. H Young returned Hat-i
urday from Thn lialles, whore she .
haa been visiting for several tnontha. '
The Circle lodxe met with Mra.
Mary McDowell last night at her
rum:h a few mlloa west of I'rlnevlllo.
Mra. W. I. Olshman chaperoned a
party of children from the Grammar
Hrhoul, Saturday on a hike to Uarncs
Uuttn.
Horn to Mr. and Mra. Roscoe
Claypool, March 29, at the residence
of Ij. I). C'laypool In Prineville, a '
buy. The child haa been named 1
Wlllla l,uthor.
The A rut and second grades of the ;
Junior M. K. rjunday school enjoyed I
an Easter picnic Huturday afternoon ,
chaperoned by their teachers, Mra. j
Johnson and Mm Eva Htreet. ,
MKTIIOIMHT EPISCOPAL CHl'IWH
On account of tho Union Meeting
to follow, the Hunduy Hchool will
hcKln at 0:46 and that will give
time to make the changes.
Aa thla la the beginning of the
third quarter of thn Sunday achool
year and all the grades in the achool
have their new pupil's text books,
we utkh a full attendance In all of
the grades and classes.
Tho aervlcea at the eleven o'clock
hour will bo a union aervlce in the;
IntereHt of a dry nation. The
speaker on that occasion will be Dr.
George W. Morrow, of Michigan, and
hla theme will b: ."Over the Top
For a Dry America."
w. a. a.
FIRMT HAPTIHT 1lt'RCU
Hlble Bchool at. 10. classes for all
ages. Pan-ma come with your
children. Young People's Hally at
6:30.
Htuily of the Bible achool lesson
Monday evenings at 7:30. All
teachers and others welcome.
Wednesday evening Hlble study
and prayer.
This church unites In the service
next Sunday morning at the Meth
odist church at 11 o'clock. Dr.
Morrow speaks. Mass meeting at
the Baptist church at 7:30 at which
Dr. Morrow will spoak.
NOTICK
Estrayed or stolen from the L. 8.
Logan ranch near Powell Butte, 1
Iron gray mare, five years old,
weight abqut 1500 lbs. and branded
rench six on left stllle; I black mare
weight about 1400. branded game;
1 black yearling colt, branded same.
1 brown saddle horse weight about
900 lbs., branded on left shoulder
HP connected. Anyone finding these
horses take them up and notify the
Journal ottlre and owner will pay
all expenses. "
EM II. COX,
21t3p Towell Butte. R. K. 1
Ancle
ion
Sale
At theT. F. McCallister ranch, 10 miles
west of Prineville, on
Monday, April 15th, 1918
1 Grey Percheron Imported Stallion, 12 years
old, one of the surest foal getters in the state
3 gentle work mares ,x
5 young horses
2 bay geldings, gentle work animals
20 head milch cows
15 head young cattle
1 roan Durham bull
TERMS OF SALE: 12 months' time at 8 per cent
interest; 5 per cent discount for cash.
i
Sale starts promptly at 10 o'clock a. m.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
T. F. McCALLISTER, Owner
PINKIE REYNOLDS, C. H. MILLER,
Auctioneer Clerk
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New
Fords?
see Jf-ords
?
We have them all in stock. See what you
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Prineville, Oregon