Crook County journal., August 22, 1918, Page Page 4, Image 4

cimok covnty jornxAL
The City
! Wm. Gibson was tn Prlnevil'e Sat-
" ' srday on business.
E. C. Kan Kht was In Prineville on
; ! Tuesday, on business.
j: ' 1 O. B. Gray was In Prinevil'.c from
Paulina on Saturday.
, L. A. Booth was In PrtnevilM 1mm
' ; ' The Dalles, Saturday.
i Give your boy chance ML Angel
College, St. Benedict, Oregon.
' Ttnn ITelatnp nf T-Ilnlnp nn the
' Metollus," was In the city Monday.
t MtVAngel College, St Benedict,
J Oregon, 1 the place tor your boy.
Pearl Johnson and family in vlsit-
: . ; lng at the home of J. D. La toilette.
j ; . Roy Gray was a business visitor in
, the city from Post, Friday afternoon.
I ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Belknap vis-
; tted at the Daw ranch at Terebonne,
I Sunday.
Mrs. Llppman and daughters, Mrs.
Winger and Alma, have returned from
trip to Paulina.
A college education spells success
for your son. Mt. Angel College, feu
Benedict, Oregon.
What your son needs Is a college
education. Mt. Angel College, St.
Benedict, Oregon.
Through business, high school and
college courses at Mt. Angel College,
St. Benedict, Oregon.
Miss Esther Trenne of Robeits has !
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home for the past week.
Forest Supervisor V. V. Harpfcam
returned from a camping trip up on
the Ochoco last Saturday.
Mrs. H. R. Lakin and children left
Tuesday for Klamath Falls, where
he will visit her parents.
Mrs. Esther Stevens returned Sun
day from Corvallis and Portland,
where she hag been visiting.
Elmar M. Peck. Tnited States!
Commissioner at Hampton, Oregon,
was In the city last Saturday. !
James Cantrill, who has been ill
for tome time, has been L.kea to
Portland for medical treatment.
The allve-to-the-times parent gives
his son a college education. ML Ac
gel College, St. Benedict, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nobis and Miss
Pearl Russell have returned f'om a
trip over the highway to Portland.
Our country wants its young men
morally, mentally and physically fit.
Mt Angel College, St Benedict, Ore.
The best all-around training a boy
can get is at college. Write to Mt
Angel College, St Benedict, Oregon,
for at catalog.
Miss Dolly Hodges, reporter on the
Journal staff, and her sister, Stella,
assistant postmaster at this place,
re spending the week In Portland.
Dr. and Mrs. Short of Dufur passed
through Prineville the last of the
week. Dr. Short is a dentist and in
tends to practice in Mitchel for a few
days.
Hisses Maude and Van Gesner, the
daughters of Dr. Gesner, are in the
city visiting their father. Miss Maude
Jsjs noted musician, having held con
certs In Boston and other eastern
cities.
" R. G. Tost was a Monday business
visitor.
H. C. Carlln was a business visit
or the first of the wek.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Evans spent
Friday in Prineville,
Leslie rridsy waa In Prineville
from his ranch Saturday.
F. F. Nash Is In Prineville after an
absence of several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Evans were
Prineville visitors Friday.
Harold Maker and family left for
Suptee for a short outing.
M. R. Biggs made a trip to his
Summit Prairie ranch Sunday,
Wm. Klrkhara of Johnson creek
was a Prineville visitor last Saturday.
Frank Smead of Suplee was
business visitor In the city Monday.
Mrs. L. S. Hines and children of
Powell Butte were tn the city Friday.
E. J. Taylor of Powell Butte was a
business visitor In the city Thursday.
J. E. Adamson and E. E. Evans
spent Sunday fishing on the Des
chutes. W. H. Post and Clarence O. Stover
of Post were Prineville visitors on
Monday.
Herman K. Allen of Powell Butte
was a business visitor in the city on
Tuesday.
R. B. Baker and son were visitors
In Prineville on their tour through
the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harding of Grlt
iley, were business visitors In the
city Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Houston and
family left Saturday for a two weeks'
trip to The Dalles and Dufur. They
made the trip in their car. I
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RANCH WASTED
We have a client who wishes
to purchase a ranch of about 160
acres at once. He wants a place
with so'me hay and pasture,
buildings and living water, not
too far from Prineville. We do
not have Just the place he WAnta
on our lists. Anyone having
such a place for sale call on us
or telephone at the earliest ccn-
venient moment. We would like
immediate possession of place.
' OC'HOiX) RKAI.TY CO.
Phone 611
J. O. Powell and Mrs. Calbreath,
John Breeding and family returned
from a successful trip after huckle
berries on the summit of the Cascades
the first of the week.
M. R. Elliott and daughter, Agr-es,
left Saturday for Willamette Valley
points, where they will spend the
next ten days. They went by auto
over the highway.
Plan now to care for all the visit
ors you can in your home during the
Oregon Inter-State Fair here October
1 to 5. The town will be crowded to
capacity, and every accommodation
will be needed for visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Prose and son,
Harold, returned from Metolius last
week. They had planned a camping
trip of several days but the rain in
terfered with their plans.
Mr. Godfrey left for Portland to
day. I'lait-no Blxbv was a Prl..rvtU.
visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Noal of Burns were
In the city Sunday.
Jay H. I'pton was a Bend visitor
a few days this week.
Mrs. Vernon Follies tit Bend Is vis
iting Mrs. T. E. J. Dufty.
tS. It. Concer has returned to the
city after several week' absence.
Mm W A TtntiA hm lAtiiniA,l tmm
a visit of several weeks in Potlland.
Vernon and t'tel Chit wood were
visitors tn the city the first of the
week.
Miss Bornlc Shipii Is helping .Mrs.
Wagoner in -he Abstract oflec thla
vcek.
Miss Geralillne Rlmpler left yester-'
day for Taconia, Washington to go to
high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Huffiunt, and
rhlldren started Sunday tor an otulng
In the Cascades. j
James N'ewsom Is spending the.
week visiting at the Stearns ranch
on Crooked river. j
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Llnqulst of
Powell Butte were business visitors
lu the city, Tuesday.
Rev. Laslette returned yesterday I
from Corvallis. where he conducted
uulon church services Sunday. i
Miss Lila Houston returned to
Prineville Friday after a two weeks' ,
visit In the Bear creek country. j
Geo. Russell has returned to Prlne- j
ville after a visit of several weeks in I
various parts of the I'nlted States. j
Dr. H. P. Belknap will remain In
Portbiml the rest of the month, re
cuperating from his recent Illness.
Harold Cooke of Tumalo was In the
city Tuesday. He came-over after
n team that had gotten away from
him.
Walter Elliott and faiuit were in
the city Wednesday, reluming from
Portland.
Mrs. Maude Kreitgor of TaC'Wia
has accepted a posit :on with the tel
ephone company here.
Jess Demarls returned from Port
land Wednesday mcti-ir where h
has boon for meUlcul attention.
Mrs. Homer Harney anil daughter,
May. arespondliigafewdtasyafl :J,.
May. are spending a few days at Hood
Klvor.
A letter from R. L. Schee today
says to assure the people the best en
tertainment features ever had at the
Inter-State Fair will be presented
this year, and that he will be In
IMrnevlllo from Camp Lewis ahout
September 23, to remain until after
the fair. All mail should be address
ed to him here.
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REGISTRATION OK AM, MEN
I'NDEK 4S TO UK WHIN
All men not already registered, be
tween 18 and 46 years inclusive, wilt
be ordered by the War Department
for a date early in September, not
later than the middle of that month,
according to a statement issued this
week by the War Department.
Hut brief notice will be given ot
the date, and all who fall to seglstor
will he subject to a heavy penalty.
As there will he about 13,000,000.
men to be handled during t.lie one
day It Is up to the Individual and not
to the government to see that he Is
on the list, or suffer the penalty.
It is the largest list of men ever
registered by any nation lu a single
day, and will demonstrate to the war
ring nations something of the
strength of America that has not yet
been drawn upon.
Watch the papers for complete in
formation, and appear for registra
tion without delay.
w. s. 8.-
MKTIIOHIST ClllltCH
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H. I.. HCHKK WILL IIAVK
CHAIUiK OK CONCKHHIONH
PROGRAM TO BE A BUSK ONE
the slate, was held at Tumalo on
August 16, for the promotion ot the
Interests of thnt organization.
The rate was raised from 11.60 to
$2 no per year per cow, and the re
ports show that 100 head of rows
that were not paving for their feed,
were butchered during the year Just
closed.
W. I. .
I IIWT BAPTIST lll"1uil
Railroad Day Will Perhaps lie The
0H-ii!tig Day Of The
ItlR Fair
Mrs. J. F. Moris and daughter,
Mrs. Fred Bishop of Portland, re
turned to Prineville the first of the
week.
Mrs. Robt. Zevely and daughters
spent the first of the week ut the
home or Lloyd Powell on McKay
creek.
Dr. Horace Belknap,. Jr., who has
been Intralning at San Francisco for
the past month, has been transferred
to Camp Lewis.
Mrs. George Nicolal and children
returned Friday morning from Seat
tle. The Nicolai children have spent
the sumer with their grandmother.
W. H. Peck and wife of Culver pas
sed through the city Sunday on their
way to the Frank Hoffman ranch,
.where they spent the day visiting.
H. A. Kelly. Arthur Bimdy, W. R.
Walace and C. Bryan left Saturday
1 for Lost Creek on the McKenzio,
where they will hunt for a few days.
Mrs. I. Michel was brought back
to Prineville from Portland the last
of the week, where she has been for
medical attention. Her condition Is
considered quite critical.
Construction was started on the
stock yards at the railway terminal
adjoining the city the first of the
week. They will be completed to the
point where stock shipments can be
received during the next week or ten
days.
The Sunday school Interest waa
good last Sunday and one more ses
sion will bring us into September,
when the people will begin to returtn
from the vacation season.
On coming over from the church
Sunday morning after services, the
pastor found a moat delicious lunch
prepared and spread before him on
the table. On examination hn found
the name ot one ot the oldest and
most beloved house-keepers of Prine
ville. We wish to express our appre
ciation for such kindness.
The Business End of tho Church
will be the theme for Sunday morn
ing. In the evening the reception for
the out-going soldier boys will be
held in the Methodist church.
We Invite the public to attend our
services. All of the citizens of Prlno-ville-
should desire to attend the re
ception. w. s. s.
YAW KEY I.VMIIER COMPANY
BITS ALEXANDER. LANDS
Daylight fireworks, the kind that
everyone enjoys and In which many
beautiful designs have been prepar
ed for war time celebrations, will be
had every day at the association
ground during the Oregon Inter-
State Fair October 1 to 5 inclualvu.
Mr. Shlpp makes the announcement
that a large variety of beautiful de
signs are to be had this year, and the
local display will be without a peer
tn the country. .
R. L. Schee, who Is now stationed
at Cunip Lewis, American Lake, has
been assured a three-weeks' furlough
about fair time, and will have charge
of all concessions and the sports end
of the program.
A large uiiiitirecnt company has
been signed for the fair and many
small ones have been selected.
The large concern, which offers
the best amusement features In the
west will have seven or eight big
shows under canvas, in adltlon to the
ones that will not be housed, includ
ing tho Ferls wheel.
Tho fuct thnt only the big fairs
mnny of tho places where attractions
are drawn, and the list of people wait
ing to get Into Prineville with con-
erilous this yeur p a Ion uud anx
ious one.
No concession that cannot prove
Its worth, and the fact that It Is ab
solutely rlenn, will bo permitted to
come to Prineville.
The program will Include a lnrgo
selection ot numbers and will be ar
ranged so there will be no delays.
Plans are being considered to have
a railroad day celebration on Octo
ber 1, the opening duy of the fair.
w. s.'s.
DAIRYMEN AT Tl'MALO
Association Held Meeting On Dew.
rlilitiH For Furthering Interests
A meeting of tho Central Oregon
Cow Testing Association, an organ
ization of dairymen In this part of
To all who mourn and need com
fort, to all who are weary and ntmd
rest, to all who pray and all who
ought to but don't, tn all who need a
Savior, this church opens wide Its
doors. In case of sickness, death or
any other trouble, the minister will
lie glsd to help.
Her vices Hunduy, August 26, at It
and 8. Come with the folka. Bible
school at 10. Class for alt ages.
Wednesday evening service at 8.
w. s. s.
SHANNON IH AltllKHTKD
Posed As Police Office Is Caught
At ljUevlew iliurmluy.
T. W. Shannon, who was posing as
a member of the Oregon Military Po
llen, was arrested at Lakevtew Inst
.Thursday afternoon, nn Information
filed for both Crook and Deschutet
counties, charging him with passing
a number of worthless checks. He
will be returned to Madras to answer
the charges. .
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PRKHIIYil.ltlAN IllltUI
August 2S. Mo-.iliu worship at
11. Sermon hv tiw pastor. Theme,
"What Shall Wo Relieve About The
Reported Appeocnce.i i f ("lit 1st On
The Hnttleflel.U of Europe and Else
where Today?" Our choir Is reor
ganizing and will have special music,
for this service. Meeting at Post at
3 p, m. No evening servlie, Bible
school at 10.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOIl BALK, Nine little pip, t
weeks old. Plu.ni Uurul 417. 42tfo
FOIl HALE A seven room modern
bungalow, two lol sml gtttnge.
Best locution In the city. Address
Box 4 62. City. 4!tfo
NOTICE-M ri. J f7 Morris wished
to announce I mi'. sh. will ink
roomers and bonnier by the day
or week on and after this date.
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POWELL III; U K It ASCII 4 60
acres deeded, for Salt at 110 per
acre, k acre In hearing orrhnrd,
,140 acres plow laud, remnludi-r
good pasture. Outlet to range. In
quire at this office. 4 life
The Yawkey Lumber Company
completed the purchase of a large
tract of timber lands, totaling some
10,000 acres, last week in the Blue
Mountains.
The timber was the Alexander
holdings, and some small tracts own
ed by original claimants.
It is situated on the McKay and
Hay Creek water sheds, and much ot
It will no doubt be milled in Prine
ville during the next ten years.
PRESIDENT WILSON'S APPEAL
PRODUCE MORE FOOD
GREAT
TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT DEMONSTRATION
PORTLAND, OREGON
SEPTEMBER 5, 6, 7, 1918
On the Cotton, Rueva mrj Phenix Ranchei
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