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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1904)
New goods Rt lluliti's. Vn.ii namriLveu out uoiivBimnjK JL . i.'- f - - -r ... - - ' itmtiiV. ' If you want UrM x'r ft Lowsk juhu Paimuu tUtjuiiied eiiurch.iuKt A h-rgq hlbck of f;h drugB at tlx lonefcr CobU Stor.. Ttvii fur pale at G. V. ICIdder'a, Huytituclc, Oro. , , , MUu Mario Gallowny Una taken isltlon as cleric ut II jOui'.b store. (IcYStalfoyV pn'cv. i heating1 ati nok stoves btfori' miiciiRMiiir else Foil Sam; 400 litmiiHa largo poia pm n l. EOa our aaok. Andrew Larsen annoy lMalua. Krmaldeliyde, the new disinfectant ' .'.n...iliin e f ft rM lit fit MPtl lit sow on sale Rl lliu Aiaurna urug enure When In Prjbevll.Io tlon't forget tha voursolf and feail'y can get the very iR'st of, every thlig at the Polndexlor hotel John, Joksou it ?o. have creoted - . V I f i illMli out uuuou-graui ueui in juau Itica lo suit. 8. Pd Cuiiroy, tlio mill man, has tiled on a liomc&ka'd near here, wlilu . t 1. . m . .. m wliounl convince some or our people l,Lut lq will remain among us Jcru Kaai haa. returned from. Collins Springe, wmx$ no put in me summer .....i ii. iniii nv niy .1.1 ma rannii nra U11I4 III UUVf UAIKg J 1" n..VM im paratory to 'tho arrival of a new cook Dr. L. D. Iileman, dental, ol Moro Ore., will ho In Madras ready to do, any nnd all klnild of dental and bridge work on or about December 1, 1004. When looklnff for a hotel the first thing 3'0ii think of Is modern equip- mants, co. You will find all these at tuo Pulnd'ozter hotel, Prlnevllle, Ore N.II. Piukerton, asslsto'I by R. T. Jones, Kyle Loucku mid sixteen head of horses, moved a dwelling hojse about thrto-quartyra of a mile on the i'laius iasi uaiuruay, The building of Byu & MuTaggart la faat. nutlifiitrxr llui nrnnmlliinu nf r store and wu will soon be ablu lo pur chaie our ribbons and bacon and underwear and horseshoea there also, .Don't buy your, fall, or winter sup' plies without getting our .prices. We are prepared to maKo apecluf (unaon jargo orders for farmers and stockmen L F. Horrid, Prlnevllle, Ore. The Lone PInn Trading Co. will pay 30p for wheat and Qffo per bushel for oaif, naircasu nuu nail tnerciiamlise. For further pnrtlcularA call or write to tbo above at Prlnevllle, Oro Fred VanNorden, of The Dalles, Ojo., is fully prepared to make your clpck or watch aa good as now. Ilia work la fully rriitiranteed," Give him u trial. Mail orders promptly alteuded to. s Louie Volratli, 1 f this place, while hauling grain for 151 Oumpbel! tu 9'Ncil's store at Forest, had 4 run awuy near lAmonta ppatotllce, In which one of Mr. Campbell's horses yun severely injured TJce Lpuo.ka left hyrsuy morning ior rnnevuio, wnere uo 100K titt er a,' gla at the tlnlbhlug stpps toward obtaining a six mouthn' license for dlf-posln of spirit; ycus, vinous und mad iiqunrj-Iu quan pities less lhau one gallon. Whop looking for a reliable niid.com (ortablo hack or buggy don't overlook Inn Hlnnlr rcn-risr! Iiv .1 Tr K(n. a r Prlnevllle, Ore. They are tuuuufaot jred by tho Deere people und are built epeclally for the Wiitteru trade, A panel door was stolen from Mrs. 45. Jfi. McClure'a house a few in I leu yprth of here. Tho persoti who took this di.or 1h lnown, and If It Is re turned within ten days no questions Will U uskul. Harry Doulhlt will be lu Madras every Tuesday with beef, which can be bought at Louckb' storo between the hours of 8 a. m. and 4 p. m. of that day. Your patronage Is tarnebt'y solicited, Frell Stolikcr didn't like the appear- anco of the Cllne Fulls courtrv. and came buok here, where he fouud u llbe homeslead waiting for somo able bodied man. Mr. Rtollknr dnniili.il that ho was the man, and on 'l&'irs. day morning he movd his iltlcti thereon and took Anal possession. II. D. Turuey, president, and J, O. JnUnBton, vice president and general manager of thu Duiahules Irrigation hnd Powor Co,, at floml, passed Sun day night In Madraa. These gentle wen Imve Just come oH froth Co lumbus, Ohio, on an lusptotluii tour of ;elr Irrigation works in the desert. Last Friday mornlug the roof of the new Pioneer building oaught Are from n defeotlve Hue. There was a great ueai or exolfemeut for a time. Bvery- llmlu Vllnhl tn l. - ...II I I 1 nd Mr. Peter Vlbbertwho had Just Mled a load of barrels with water, kindly drove up to the bulldlu, a bucket brigade wrs organised fin i) tlie lire was qulokly euldwd, . . Iiidit waiter 1 osnt Won eer Cash fJlore, Julius A. Larsen, who haf a claim ow Agency -PJaIng,''arrlvct hi Madras a ww dsys Heo''nud la well plckeed wim me prngrfMH'oriue piaoe. Xjrs. 12. L. DradfoVd, of Prlnevllle, and 'Mrs. J. A, McDowell, of Htiystaok tVtf JookliIg,at onr-iie'w tiiivn Mat puroh'Rsed n couple oft lots lu Mndra and will sooji oWmiiiipe bulldlnf on lliQtrt; Th,J, Mnlloy hao roniud the house and bulldiugB WhcWhe lias been living lo L. Drummonu of waplrillla Ore. ' M, Drummond 'w'll take pos ietin nhoiit tlrs 'lh of this month uiul wlll onerate uti un.to-duto faed itahte.' Mr. Malloy Ib. contemplating The-erection of a lariro and substautiu Hlorelulldlng. He flbds himself mime- what' crowded (n his present quarters - Vr ' " AGEOY PLAINS ITEMS. Wheat sowing is progrewlng nicely B veral parties on the Plains were hauling grain to Prlnevllle last week W. 0. Parker's commodious resl deuce la nearlng completion, and is quite an improvement for this part of the Plalnn. A good many horses on tho Plains are tfllloted with somo disease like pink eye. AlfParkey has recently " moved his dwelling to another part of It la home stead and made other substantial im provemeuts thereon. Wo presume he must have a very dry ran oh, Judging from the frequent trips he makes to Madras for water. lVrhapq there Is sonic femalo attraction'. H. P. Conroy was on this part of the Plain' Saturday taking pledges from nur farmer to dona'o stipulated amounts of whent to tho new roller mill ib ho erected at Madras. He in- .formed liu 'that 'ho wrjj having good Hticcc ai'iuthut the nlll was a aula go John (J aril has his imposing resi lience almost completed, which adds n:imh to the 'homerlike appearance- of this pari ofthe Plain. T. M, Burden is bavin; good success dUtpoIug of his seed wheat lo parlies on tho Plain. Fred Hutchinson and David Burden camo In from 'Wuahlngton a few days since and report hut they did not make their fortune In thiit atate press lug hay this summer. D. Robert?, of Prlnevllle, Is can vanning the Plains this week In the luteicbt of tho Oregon Nursery Com pany of fcfnltm. Ho exhibits a One display of fruit on paper and is making many salts. 1 What lias becomo of Terumseh, Jr.? I fear the old man kuockod him out of II no. David Burden la quite sick wish homethlng like typhoid fevi-r. Dr. T. . Long Is attending him. Grandpa Ramsey had the misfortune to loose hie house ami contents by fire eaily Saturday, morning and was him- Heir severely uurnca about the heau and hands. A nno. liammerless Bitot gun, a tine watch, a good feather bed, III olothlnn and many other minor uriijlea, were consumed, by tho fire. JIIh M)tt( iv. II., will rebuild and re furnish his house in tho near future Mfyuda. MUD SPEINQ3 DOINGS. Hurrah (or the Madras Flouring Mill. This Is Just what we need. Tho furmers here are very enthusiastlo over ts coming and express themselves ah willing lo help it along financially. - Our school opened about a month ugp, with Mrs. Ralph Drown Installed as teacher. There Is now in htteud- anbe about 'JO ptipl!s. Mrs. Drawu'a wdrk among the little ones is Very much Mppredlated. L. A Young has In a field of sum- fallow wheat tliMt looks exceeJiugly well. Wehavoreen noihlng hotter in his or any other country. It. Parrlhh haa plowed and seeded 100 acres of grain on his pluce east of the Young store. Miss Mary Booth has Just finished putting In a large field of grain. Euwttd bbaii 4a through putting In ill ftill griiln ahd Is now tSklng life a it tie easier, A poblofflce and a Irlephnno Hue Is wliut we need and hitls't Soon have. Ed K ii toher la wearing a2x4fiui'lo now. Ills fclsler, airs, urown, uas ar rived .from Callfiirnla and is now In- lulluil In lid's new houso, making thu dud of apple ply thut his mother ubed to make. All tho old batchelora lu t lip country will be paying Ed a visit ff they ever gat a test of that pie. J P. Vuuhouteu, U. S. Cowlee and A. Allen were called together a few lays ago to appraise the estate of John listings, deceased, Tbo estate Is valued ak about $ii!000, and comprises 600 acres of deeded land, a few horses and some personal elleots. Ed Ku toher was ennoluted administrator of the estate, The B. 8. & L, Co. are now at home In their new store, which la being filled to overflowing with new goods of every kind aud description. . Traveler. ' A fresh Invoice or CUoWIilfe', Bon Bot)s, Ktondyke Nugfife and other candles at Maljovts, Ed Kutcher was a business visitor a short time ago, Mr. ucher has the distinction of belDgthe' oldest Reason In this part of the country, Ilo Is very anxious, lo have a lodge established ! Mrs. C , V. Kidder, of Haystack , was a htutl-s 'IMtor'last wl-ek. G. 'ly. and herself, have spent a very pleasari't aud prontjtblo lime visiting their old homo ut-rir 6rego City, from where they have just returned. Rev, 0. aIsIrb will meet his regular appointmentat tho echool houso -in Alitdras next'Bunduy, November 13th. Morning subject: ''The GospeL" Iivenlngi "The Drama of Human Life." Hie elcQtlotf 'passed off quietly In this (Kutcher) precinct, with the fol lowing result:' Roosevelt, 85; Parker, 24; Debs, 0; BwaJIow, fl; Watson, 2. Ai runaway uooldcut occurred seven mlljes outhea.9t of town Tuisday morn ing' in which James ,Arkens was 8er(ously Injured. Ho, was brought tu Madras and iglvcn tdedlcal attention and will probably recover. Messrs. Monow ti Kcbnan have had a force of metfj'un!c'r their personal supervision, levelling the Auto grade through their big pasture. They are reowlug the strip to rye, and as an order enjoining them from any inter ference with the Autoway was ob tained' last week, there is vory apt to bo things doing on Willow Creek' soon. For tho bast quality of DRV ROUQH LUMBJER, Flooring, Rustic I Finishing Material Of all kinds go to ...THE DEHim SAW mmM... Situated on Foley Creek', 12 miles east of Hay creek1' Store. Good, roads and 'accommodations . . . i.d Rough lumber, any sizp, 1x4, tirst-class llooiing, any length, 1x0, " " u ' Finishing lumber from $000 For further particulars address CHARLES DERHAM, Proprietor, Haycreek, Oregon. $10.00 per thousarid feet $20 00 " $25.00' " " " per thousand and up. ONE DOUA i SAVED 51 " " is worth TWO made. We SAVE j'ou DOLLARS at the same time we make DOLLARS. We don't mean, by this that when we save you one DOLLAR we make two DOLLARS. What we want tr do is to impress it upon your mind that our goods ure sold at the very Jpwest prices, quality considered, which we will convince you if you will call upon us when you are laying in your winter's supply. AlFOD & RTZPATRICK UCCESXiiS TO A. C BAN FORD, ' SIU'lKO, OREGON. R W " GENERAL STQRAQB AND FORWARDINQ Wi fecial attention to Wool Grading and Baling for Fast -rn ship ments. Dealers iii'lllncksmith Coal, Limo and IhuderH' Material of aU kinds. Sulphur, Wool anu Oram Sacka ahu 'Iwjn,e, Hojir ard cqi1? iligllest price paid for Hide's and 'clt8. as as OS fa Grain, Stock Y'rds with friho latest and best fdcllitlfcs for handling Stcck. Mark Goods Oaro of S. W, Co.'? T. G, CONDON, Manner. 2t Pioneep 4t Stom GOOD GOODS ONLY OUR PRICE THE LOWEST " QUALITY OF GOODS CONSIDERED. You are respectfully invitee! t6 fnspec.t 6ur new aftd complete stock of 'goods; Wa hayo been for rrfon'ths preparing this giat 'tifaplay of mer chandiBe, and the 'ycorfedt wearables, fur fall and winter are beihg shown" in profusion, Everything is seasonable, everything is nfey, everything is the; b'qst of its " kind. Merchandise Hint, will please, ' niifiphandise that wilVvihi tire the permanent pa- trbhage c'fuhbs vrnV'Vvy We do not exag gfeTate;' we 'nefrer riKsVi'iJresent, arid! we guarantee sfttisfactidn ALWAYS.' Cl9ttfiiHig Pepartmept. Nelitf durablepan'fe, worth $2.00, - -$1.60 All wopl pants, - - - $2.75, $8.00 and $4.00 ' We, are'agente for Selig Bros. & Co., wholesale ) talior and trtp-'make yori a suit 'to order for' 1 ' ' ,;' $11.00 and up. ' Men's work shifts, the tuo kind, -ATbii'd Negftg6 bhirts, the $l'.00 kind, AJeii'sbh'ipk'siitofn shirts, life $1.00 kind, M'enV b,!u6' iafiiel'shirtrf, thy'er.SO'kiria',' Mlm's wbb sweaters, BoysMvddVsweaters, - cohoi Supplies ..SI -2 r H " IK. - - UilU 0c, 10c, l5c, 26c .60 - .7'6 - JJQ' ' .$L2"5 $L25 to$2;25 - 75c to $1.25 Large pencil, XiiK tablets, JSbnd Pencils 81at.e pencils in wood, J : i.c for 5c SCHQOL BOOKS and TABLETS. - nvfl vnn' mnnp.i nn Tnrm mnp. hinprv. Wo save you' mone.y liavp 911 hand suilcy antgang harrows, ditw ltor-fowsT with farm machinery. We walkijig plowsjn "steel and. cat, ; ploWs,boHh 'disc and' raoulboard; J.4 ana io J- disc: lloosier- Drilrs, Mitchell Wagdffs, Buggies, Hacks. We Yop ey,- T, J. MflliLiQ St GQ. Vlain S,fcreek, JilQdvast, Oregon. Bear in mind that ."J " . T, i AST END D E tj W E H T TOr Is Headquarters for nmers and Stoekmen'd Supp'ies of all kinds. Write us for special price.3 on your Fall Supplies. CONROY, SQN & go.., PppiTOR; East Qci St., t . t . . . . Q1J5 o; UR Summer tntde has exceeded our ex pectations, Wo htv eternifled flpt tq bo outsold, in (all ftiyl. winter sppljes, sp nqy is the. time fa pall nntVinpept he largest and. best stopk of good.ij Prook coivt.v; "Ve headejuartera for BVery thing needed 'by the Fanner and Sto'cktnan. AVe hy ahd tako in trade Farmers' Brod,uots of all kinds, Write lis for figures on your fall and. winter supplies, WURZWEILER & THOMSON Prineville, Oregon. ELKINS & KING bKAr.pn's is (JROOERIIS HARDWARE, HOUSE FURNISHINGS FARM MACHINERY. ' ' . - and Agents for SUPERIOR DRILLS, OLIVER PLOWS and BAIN WAGONS, - ttlntVillf . , , Ofgoft, is always at the bottom with Prices. Over $1,000 worth of, NiW PRY QQQPS Is en route to their Store. . .-. .. Also 4l,000 worth of. FARM IMPLEMENTS, BUGGIES, .GABRIAQES Thejr S,tpxe is (he rje lliy.e, qf good, things for Northern abp.yo ul!t pat ealiijj?. M. at lpvyegt prices, and HAHN, MADRAS, ORe. L.fl.YOUHG GENERAL MERCHANDISE; If you an lrmkitiu for stale grooeries don't come to this store. We p.irry nothing but fresh and reliable goodB. You will tind in our stuok of Gents' Furnishing Goods and Boots aud Shoes a very complete line atJRIGHT PRICES. Give us a call. . . t- . . . . THE DALLES NURSERIES R. H. WEBER, ProFk4or. Grower and Dulcr ia FRUIT, SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUITS EVERGREENS, ROSES AND SHRUBBERY HyadfttlM, TmHjm, UUm, 0M, Pwtits, Etc. THE DALLES OMGOW
