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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1904)
to hz IQadras "Pioneer. PuMfolied every Thursday by -TJIR PIOXEKIl PUBLISHING CO. TutoritY Bkowxhill, Mgr;, LITTLE PLUS BOTES. Father tikkcy's Lecturer. ' Wo are in receipt of an Interesting I Some parties were wandering around t frm tt r 7. Hickcv. in jnut here w Tew day ago ami Iw whidi hemiinounprt that he will vhdl jhear4them say Hiat they ha.! noticed prflievie ami the Bend thin week, an a.I. fti The Pioneer f..r a lost Sun-(celebrating 3Umbi.iI leeluring nt Bend tlower, ami as I happen to he one of 1 Y.Hr'i Duv. Ttrtuiit k soon subscription rates: those plant thought it might hemy- , ibereafter at PiineUIh. Borne of Liu One year $UO!rlf t which ticy were referring. ' uj,e0(B wjjj be: When rea.iy fur (setHngf our ground thU fall buy a Sx mouths.... Three months i.oo Although the recent cold and enow ' 1 ttatl caused my leaves to wither and j fall, nml my head to droop, and I had AiiVBirrisuro katka ox application, (oat my beautiful golden cnrls ?, 1 made n srreat rllort to stir myself, and, '-The Blessed EuoharM, and Is Christ truly and really preoent llierc? What Catnollclty and- Pndestaniam tench and bold oir thla august sub lect " Entered as second class mat er Angiut summing up tH my strength and Bible and what is Us sphere lu W, IWtf at til? Piwtoffiec at Madras, Ore. j courage, I cried: "Here I am. Are you 1 christluity " nnttor the Actof Congre. of Mareh 3,1579. lookUliS for me?., ..y," they ie- ,.Catl,c Customs and P.actlccs." . f plied. "You are requeued to give an DIt, Chrj!.t n,,, cn tn,lh B THURSDAY DECEMBER 23, 1901 j ncennnt or yourself and cm-1 ,aIKjb!e vhdhla tribunal with abso mon'ty a' headquarters." But I b! ,ute power and juriidlotlou over sin ... to be excused from peronl appear- j ftl i sf.r -! How Prohtb.t.on Made a nce ,he , bh tm ,,,,,, fnm a,, Dead Town of Milton gentle rajs to thaw me out, so that I ! ' t t 1 Milton, DcC. IS. Talk about Wrnisemy orooping neau, a.- beauty, I shall at least try to move m.vihiah mktimct. and let my-votce be beard occasional K'' H.rntlprea- I.chIii clioot house . tat II a. m. and 8 p. ni. every firt and 4th Jy- Sunday; Bev. O. A. Slas, second tiunday; We all had a merjy Christmas and II. t. Itonlen lead-t M. !.clx s third Sun OHTIEOH- DIEEOTOBY. a merjy hoping for a Happy New and are Year Osle Bar'on, pon of Ire. Fanny Barton, nas just arrived from Athena and expects to run the plow on his day murwnft; ISev.O. W.TripIett preaclie third Sunday evening and fifth Sunilaj morning and evening. Sunday school nt Hi) a.m. f.iclt tiaudav, Ktraiil 31. Morti- more, suteriiiteti.Ieut You are rcspic -frtiiy invited to attend. MUTHOnjST TIIM. DliTUJCT. German M. E. Church, He v. E. J. Kock U-bloson is erecting a very ' iri''lu ' lK,"H,r- '"" '"" . . , , , , , , . a. in., rltelore llarlnagel, superintend- comfortahle residence on his ranch. i Prtrach s ,rv ecS at lOCfia .. and H. H Curtis ha.nniehed seeding the -t no p. Pmyer uieeting every Wed'ncs- Jarmnn ranch, which he has rented, j uy nt 8 p ui. and Saturday at 2 p. ui. cI by iiaiittr. 1T. Sunday fchHl evert Sunday at 10 a. iu. preaching every third Solid it atlln. ni ly O. W. Triplett. of rhii-vhle. WIHiam Branstetter, superintendent of Sunday school. Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at 2-1). Preaching by Rev.W.E. Fulghamand others at Irregu lar periods. deasure of entertaining his brother, Benj. Slat, of Nebraska, who is visit ing him. W. J. Cowherd and family are visit ing relatives iu Opal Prairie, where they alse partook of a sumptuous Christmas dinner. "E.M. Mortimoreaud family dined on Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Peck, ot Opal ?rairie. Jlr. Mortimore remained theie, as he nut beuji a series of revival meetings nt the school house there, He is being assisted by Rev. Andru?, of Bake Oven, and will later lie assisted by Rev. Achilles, of a bear's Bridge. James HaMiorne and Os.de Barton made an unsuccessful fishing trip to the De. Chutes river a few days ago. Oh the beautiful, beautiful mote. The way we go clown the hill fnt alow, " The farther we rlrtv, the fiter we slide, Oh, the beautiful, beautiful anew. Sunflower. prohibition and prohibition, and makinjra dead, town, jnst read what Milton has done and a doing: For 17 years Milton has been vy.ithont a saloon', and daring tlio past' three years she has bonsht and paid for her .own electric light plant and city i mother's lomesiead as soon as the! 1- .,.,,1 tho! 'veather will permit. tax on city bonds from eight to six percent, without the help of saloon?. The "city jail" has "been occupied but twice within ! The wy in which he has cultivated German m-IihoI cot.dttctr the past year; once by a pick- j the land and sown the grain Is worthy Ev none welcome ...! 1Q vnnJf com mend:, t lou. We consider this n ia tiling uuuivrw u.m. . . 1 00 acre field a credit to our neighbor- bloods, who tried to have tlungs ,()0, their own way Hallowe'en night Rev c A sfafJ and wjfe baVe tiie Besides this, the citizens have made nearly 100,000 in im provements in the way of bnsi ness houses and city residences, and the pro.-pects bid Jair for several more of each next sum mer. At the present time there Isn't an empty house in town o! either kind and several frnsines houses "and a score of residences -could be rented inside of a month. Over 800.000 bushels of wheat were stored in. her mills, and nearly SS0.000 worth of fruit was shipped from the three packing houses this season, besides the amount that was peddled and hauled to Walla Walla, which is estimated at from 25,000 to $40,000. "The fruit season being over, she and her sister town, Free water, are raising and shipping rock at the rate of 35 cents a yard to Walla Walla, or 450 . yards a day. ''The new electric plant, which will be in operalion by the first of the year, will cost nearly $25,000, and belongs to the city. Besides this, we hud the follow ing new residences and their cost: W. II. Gray, $1200; Henry iioy, Emmie Vinson,$500; W. S. May berry, $800, Sam TOiomas, $1200; D. J. Kiik,; $050; II. M. Tinker, $500; F. B.i Pfcennock, $500; William, Nich ols, $350; C. F. Demaris, residence and barn, $2000; Charles, Walters, $500: F. M. Walker, $500; Van Brankin, $800; Edna Williams, $750; J'. Or. Wagoner, $700; M. A. McGhee, $450; Charles Ludje, 700; J. M. Muir, .$450; Bert MoKnibht barn, $400. Besides this, several good improvements in the wav of additions: J. B. Frazier, $200 to barn; F. E. Wilcox, $1200 addition to house; James Anderson, $300, and Mrs. Black, $250 to houses. fTassie Jones haslhe foundatin for a $2000 residence, and James lienderson for a thousand dol lar house to be built in the Spring. $ust Oregonian. Masquerade Ba1,l a Succsss. iThe masquerade ball given Friday night In Mc.Tuggart & Bye's hall by itodroan & Barber Is reported as being ,a5grand success- Nearly one hundred nSmhers were Bold. The floor and satin'c were good Md splendid order nftwalled. Ttftrmaskera were rjulfe tiHtneroiiB, and wore very much In ' K . .11 mf,ltt1trlif t lion tlio V which has proven to be the beit on the market. Write for catalogue and price If I n " (he market for implemeiUiS of any kind. SEXTON Bl WALTHER, THE DALLES Jos. T. peters Qiul wanted for general House work. Apply to T. J. Malloy. A letter from Isaac Berienaya that he and his family are getting along very nicely nt Suring, Wis. They have some snow there and the thermometer has registered as Ioa aslGbelow zero. IFyntiennsftvu I0 on every dollar, isn't It to yr.nr tutcnt lodoso? We dui mhy you that and pciliaiix more. We do a rash business, therefore are in n i o iiftlon to ieli you a winter's supply of gtoceiie$ nt prices that defy conipeCltlon. See u. before you buy. Cks. T. Pome TH$ CASH GROCER ANTELOPE, OltEOOX. carries a general line of Paints, Lime, Cetueut, 'Nails, Hardware, Build ers' Jfciterints of all kinds. THE DALLES, Ore. I Government Lands under irrigation in Oregon are now open for settlement. X '"Jrther particulars apply -to H MntesImgatioii&PDwerCfl. BEND, OREGON. FREE DELIVERY OF Home Fattened Beef 1 am fattening a lot of fouug rattle at inj ranrli an.d, an) preparctl in, iK-liver at your door eveur Tuelajr choice cut of beef, In any rjnentlty, at farrae' frlcc. A jortlon of your patronage i rerctfully Hiliciled. 3feat order left at 1 A. Voiinc'.- Ji'lore will receive prompt attention every Tuesday, HARRY DOUTHIT. ...Madras Meat Market 1 1 1 Will pay the highest cash price for all kinds of farm produce. Butter, Eggs. Chickens and Vege tables especially solicited. Choicest cuts and joints of fresh beef, mutton and pork always on hand. Game and fish in season. J. W. JACKSON & CO Madras, Ore. n s m 4fe mm M a a warn mmm ' X 1 DO YOU WANT TO ELL YOUR LAND? . THE TIME TO HKU. 18 WHEN PEOPLE. WANT TTO HL'V. 0 Id - .A. We Are in Touch with the People Who want to buy and are willing to pay rooi priced ioj Agency nam rarinn. HaviliK Jimt flnUhel -11Iiibi7,ox) aercn ol toinmoia Miniucrii irrigate!. ijtmi, -.oi,in,. tint 1 miUUlKUt, wuen tue Vdges-Perry Beed, ot Culver, and to tlicr gentlemeu announced the dinner? of the prize for the best sus ,'fcilned elmracter and dnncer as Mrs, Jt'inik Osbarne and Mt Myrtle Love. fWd of Culver, who were drsssed aud ,a3d the part of skirt danrv The 1..,- in have ven1util- ... I,r n til.Oiti Oi Hffiiri ftiirnedfutf reriulttf. ' . ''.t ' - .jl 1 List Ydtir -Land With Us and Be Convinced. Address yRILY GIRTHOFFER, Shantko, Ore. GENERAL STORAGE AND FORWARDING Special attention to Wool Ceding and Baling for Faat rn ship' nicnts. Dculers In Blacksmith Joal, Lime and Builders' Materiel of all kinds. Sulphur Wool and Grain Sacka and Twine, Grain, Flour arid Feed. Highest price paid for Hides and Pelts. Stock Yards wltlf'all the. latest ami best facilities for handling Stock. Mark Goods Care of VI, p. a. BOQIS, Blacksmith and WAQONWAKER. 4 -i IIORSESHOsEiNG and XEJLLUEPAIRS. 8ixti'3tr6i, Madras. Ore. JMbnetf JDacAr f not" SOJ.D ONLY BY h. JW, HAHN, Agt. ' IvTaditafe, "OVe. N. P. POULSON General Plutnber t Tinner nearer In All Kind oj PLUMBING GOODS AND TINWARE Agen for all kind of Farm Machinery, Mar- " ind MIU.K 8u Meyer Puim. , THE DALLES NURSERIi R. H. WEBER, Proprietor. Grower and Dulrt. la FRUIT, SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES GRAPE SMALL FRO EVERGREENS, ROSES AND SHRUBBERY Hyacinths, Tulips, Lilies, Dahlias, Peonies, Etc. THE DALLES OB ELKINS & KING im:ai,ki!i? in GROCERIES, HARDWARE, HOUSE FURNISHINGS FARXI MACHINERY. Agents for t. SUPERIOR'DRILLS, OLIVER LOWS and BAIN WACO Pruneville, .... Oregon. ... THE BEST ... LIVERY AND FEED STABI AT SHAN1KO IS' -D. A. HOWELL'S Good stock. Careful diivers. Best of hay antl giaiu. Pi ices reasonable. PRINEVILLE'S HII ...Department Store Carries the largest aud Best sefected stock of gents' and Indie.V ready-made clothing of any store in Giook county Latest styles, beBt Jlt, loweHt prices; also a full and complete line of every thing needed by the farmer and stock it , man. Send in a trial order and be convinced, WURZWEILER & THOMSO Prineville,. .;..Qregon, ESTABLISHED 24 YEARS. 30 es. W. Co," Tf 0'. CONDON, Manatee. MAPKA8, OltEOON N. . M. 4.ANE General Blacksmith nd Wagon Maker UOJESHIHO A SPECIALTY . All'Wark yjtriwlNt . PRINZ & NITSGHKE a 1 VlioHalc uud Iletni) Dealer in FURNITURE and CARPE Matting, Rugs,' CurtainsShdes, Bedding, v&m) wtlsfactlou nd the dance M keu ml m one of He beat eveats or T$W tJrHJtlxHS,