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iriimiiim
r'V ii rrut a runpuo inm.
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u a t. Ilcmiiomann on
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Oil.
i finitiit in
IV. 110 10 " . ,
.... Mil UIIBl I""
i n mil i nn tnercior
cooii hnnhiB ml" ntlliofurm
Hummer. Anyone wising w
. .In un mil' lllL' tlirt'i)
f .
bushel.
..... ....II nrloht. lilt. It Oil tllO
n..iii.. ikiiii 1 1 viiiii iiiii.nu
. . i I T It. vitili lultfl
tho mn id run. nni j
.i niiL.r..u uimiii irn irn .
tl . 11 I
mt week Mis. Ileal It Is u suf-
.. . ..... l.l..li nil olaV'lll loll. Ill)'
. I .....nn III tllMlllll Hllim HllO
compelled to look furulDWci
... t ...in l,n In Minims nn or
iif utor Keormry, ivn.
. I. ..I
illU'K Ilium ii"i. "
lltfif. IIHIH UN 111V V Elll
rilf li I rlfsf. Dr. Harold
1I.I.1AI.III.1 l'l.l
State Telephone Co, for 11 oti
..i. ..1.. 1 1.1.
1 aim ws v no is. nuni un
(will be started within fifteen
i' orann. ni miv i;ipi.ic. wuh in
on land husluess liiHt week.
tlint while wu liuvo liatl vary
nature hi? fur 1I1N fall mill
tbt-ru is Ida of time and wo
t get more thun wo nro lool;-
Grlzzly lake Ltinibi'tlng Co.
able to furniNti liri-clnin imgh
t llielr mill, !i's mik'H -kh. of
'a. 011 Hie north Hlopo of Clriz-
'C.Ork Hllll tlflur luflnni inr Qll
..... ....v. 'Ill.Vl .'.
Vour orilprH uro itniieotfully
.1 If I
r, LumniitH, Ore.
fl.JcniiliigH, who lives north
town, linn pU weil nearly nil
ruiiw 'tl n.iMu
to yor biiiiio rye, liin horifea
Jne better oinlmtklml of hay
y oilier, mil ho han not fed
Hl'er. Itye Is KooJ liny if cut
Fox was in (own a frtv-dth's
"iitiliere ho mild thrif 'arM'nHr
PtMr .i'..u ...ill . ... .
' """.jruig irnm
oQsuiltuculB.uutl tHdelormhied
to Ko buck to their home,
account ot IIIuchh they were
0 U'av ut u month ni-o.
v., ,d viiureiy out or tho
"a 10 nor, no u tn wn
insclf. 1. ..
' """to iniiHl EM1V u lli.ru
v. vnu uuvo neip to wait
"uovauil,
a'l Ineluillag the icth dav at
innr 11
' .ineaiwiraH Milling ami
ile Ootupany will dtsnoeo of fiO
BtOck In
- . nio uuovo cornorn.
- ""wumiunto Block will
Premium. All atook Ih
MIIU IH nnii.non....i.i-
me oomoittuUv mnv .
0 I'orluuliy of keeping un
KBu be 0,1,00 "t W
'''eaulMorcantlleCo. B.-P
vro,
lz"Bpf M,ul
1. .lllt Y1U1I11IV
r HlmnlUn.ii-i.. ' .11-
II.. I IIUUVIIlM
'"nn nn m .
Mat 10 rrrom tli.t point
Uid & "ystft0k. Culver,
Ion " Uk. con.
Wo thi. , '"M monir tu
- Miimviiii u...l.
AOs lit Th I'lolief fHro reliable.
Bee the new (sleeve holders nt tho
I'luufler GhaIj lo,r(
Jii'lgo UrooltB spent Monday on the
HlB Plla.
J, f, .T;cUon ntddo a flytnt,' trip to
BhAlko Stinduy.
Ni'W gof.dfl arriving ovory duy nt. the
Pioneer Caeh Btore.
Now In the proper time to subscribe
for The Pioneer.
Olmrley Ilohlneon Ih trying skill
In the incut market. thl wueic.
It. Prtrrlsh, tho lluyorcok fltoqkmtiii,
wiiH in tawti thin week.
Timothy llrownhlll went to Portland
Tiieflday on biiHlneuu,
Ed. II, JQonn, of Ilnyoroek, wu In
town 00 buHlnoHH thin week,
Iemombcr those New Year's reHo
luilonu on page one, 1005.
Perhnp Antelope has joined the
L'linl Gmbboth' AsBoclutlon."
Tiio women of Mitchell hnvo organ
Izi'il it club. Mndrnft butehelnra, pleauo
hike notice.
Almost every county In Oregon will
Imvo un exhibit at tho Lewis and
Oliirko contonnlnl.
Accoidlug to the Hullotln, Iletid Iiuh
Hpent moro tliiin $100,000 in improve
ments thft'pnst yeur.
Archie Tiihod will leave lor Hend
the latter part of this week to attend
(0 busliicHH umtlern.
Thomiifl Hernlgun, of Uhunlko, was
in town Monday and iniulo a cull at
Tho Pioneer olllcp,
Alleiitlon, brituhelorAl Hnvo you
rieen tho new bulimelor's buttons ut
the Pioneer Cash Btoro.
Win. L. M'uthers, who lives near
Youilg'H store, and Inolhor, Elmer E ,
ure making improvemeuru on Elmer's
claim.
L. h. Hill Iiiih built ft barn on his
lioDii'Hleail, 0110 11 lid a h&lf miles eiibt
of MndruH, He left for The Dulles
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mnx W'ihon and Mist
Jt HHio letinin gavo the boys a splendid
iiiuhIcuI treat at the fsham home Tues
duy evening.
Tho DHchuie Alfalfa Land Hyydi
cati was hworporuled January Oth by
0. H. Loudlicttiir, tho cubital stock to'
be $0,00Q. Portland Journal.
Brlnj; in your pictures you want en1
lorgml to Iluhn'H and ho will have
them enlarged fre Will send ibem
to the urtlfft about February 1st.
J. V. Way mire arrived at Madres
Tuenluy evening from Oylfax, WuhIi.,
where liu Iinu n lingo wheat ranch.
He Is ti nephew of John Paimehn.
Iluhn's trade is still Increasing.
Why" Heeuuwe lie sells cheaper than
any other person In Crook county.
Why? IJi'chubo ho sells for cash and
Hives (he expense of a bookkeeper.
Charles Henry Tonflull, who has a
claim In Tp. 11 8., K. 11 E., went to
Holbrook, Ore , to nettle- his buslm-si
alt'iilrs there and visit friends. He will
return homo soon and make his per-
' maneut home on Ills homestead.
Ilnhort HeiitUe met with a serious
iHcelilent Monday. Whlh riding ulony
u limb wild fence his horse became
frie;'leued and ran Into the fence, cut
ting the young boy's leg to the bene.
Dr. Snook was called to dress the
wound.
N, P. Polilson, the Madras Mnlier and
plumber, has Just finished putting In a
waier system ut Lyle A Hrowu's ranch
and will commence at once an ncoty
Ii'ik. lightluj; plant for tho Baldwin
Bhcep.iiud Laud Co. at Haycreok. Mr.
PutiUou contemplates estublishiuu
tin shop and implement store In Ma
dras tally next, spring.
PEOM AGENOT PLAINS.
On Srtturday evening, January 7th,
M10 ppoplo Of Agency Plains perfected
the permanent organisation of a
literary society by adopting a con
sMtutlon and by-lows and electing
oflleors for Iho ensuing year.
Wesley Hill was elected president ;
M. O. Gar'd, vice president 11. W.
Curd, Boorolaiy; Miss Addle Jackson,
treasurer; Willlum Hunuou, sergeant
at arms,
A short and well selected program
was rendered on the occasion, each of
(ho participants acquitting himself
with much credit.
In conclusion, tho uudlenco united
In an open debato upon the question,
'Resolved, That war is bonellcinl to
tho progress of a nation," which re
sulted in favor of tho negative side.
Tho quewdon for debate for next
Saturday evening's meeting is: "Re
solved, That ciipllal punishment
should b;) abolished."
Tho society meets In tho school
hoiiBo every Saturday evening. All
ate Invited to attend.
William Ooakleyr of Il.iycreek, has
bought lot 10, block 21, town of Madras.
Hurry Douthlt, of iLayereck, and
Perry Reod, of Culver, bought lots in
Madras Wednesday.
OHUflQg DIBEOTOBY.
JtApilAB, D1ST11ICT.
Rev. H. Pontius proa-he In fchool houso
at 11 11. in. and 8 p. ni. c'ory first nml 1th
Huiiiluy; llev, C. A. 8tuo, second Siuniiiy;
II. Y, florden leads M. K,clas tlifrdSun
tbty iiiornlng: Rev, 0. W.Trlnlett urenclies
llilrd Himday evening and fifth Sunday 1
nionilng and evening. Sunday school ut
10 a. in. each Sunday, tid .vaid M. MorR-
moie, siiperlnlendcnt. You are respcc.-J
fully invited to attend.
MKTIIOIUKT IIIt.T. DISTRICT.
flcrnian M. K. Church, Rev. E. J.
Trugllo, pastor. Sunday school at 91V)
a. ni, John IIoiTmnn, Sr., stipeilutcnd
ent. Preach'ng services at lO.flO a. in. and
7.JI0 p. tit. Oer111.au school and Catechism
conducted by pastor Saturday at 2,00 p. ni.
Everyone welcome.
CUl.VKIt DISTRICT.
Sunday school every Sunday ut 10 a. 111.
pleaching every third Sunday at 11 a. in.
by 0. W. Trlplett, of Prineville.
AOKXOY I'l.AINS DIHTKICT.
William Rranstctter, superintendent of
Sunday school. Sunday school every
Sunday afternoon nt 2.3), Preaching by
Rev. W.E. Fulghani and others at Irregu
lar periods.
jcoirrii k:;d pistuict.
Sunday school held at Rev. Rcll'n
residence in Noith Agency Plain. Rev.
II. h. Bell, titipoi liitendent; Peter Vlbbert
assistant. Sunday school at 10.80 every
Sunday. Preaching at 11.80 a. in.
MUD 8P1HX03 DISTRICT.
No regular announcements.
Headquarters
1
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IU1 II
SHANKD, OffE,
A HAPPY NEW YEAR v
XSIIK8 FOR HAI'WXKSSAXnPKOSI'BIlITV
TO YOU A XI) YOURS.
FIFTH ANNUAL CLEARANCE ALE.
Our )Ik ftnintn clcarnru'c xaleroinincitecil lAt Monday nnil will continue through
out tliu inontli. TliU will certainly Ik- jour Miwice to nave money, as we must
reduce our mock lwlore jf ttnentory, and wiilut price to tlielr lovvent.
Iluy now and make omu usy money.
-A-jESIEI WE TOTJIS IDE-LEieS?
IT
r
HUEEAH.
The ohlei liilnniont uml basket soolol
given iu MtiTaggart & Bye's hall Janu
ary 8 for tho beuellt of the public
school fund Is now a thing of tho past.
That one word pucgob describes the
whole uUulr. Tho beautiful evening
wuii all that could bu desired, Thero
was'' assembled nn orderly, good
natured crowd. Not so largo, how
ever, as was expected, but those pres
ent blended pleutfuro and business so
bouoUfully that from beginning to
end it was a pleasnnt, onjoyable suc
cess. The entortulcmcnt consisted of
an ublound well rendered address, In
strumental music, songs; declama
tions, dialogues mid farce comedies
and was entertaining, instructive and
pleasing. And all present were con
vlnco'd that our young people, in con
nection with those who so ably mid
kindly assisted them, aro capable of
making an ontertutnuiOnt o'f this
character a pleasant ufhtir.
Muull credit Is duo to our ludies
who furnished u collection of baskets
beautiful iu design and doooratlon,
which wero sold by. auction to the
highest bidder, and brought prioea
which amply repaid the Indies for
their beautiful and artlstio work, and
demonstrated thut.the genttemeu were
not there altogether for pleasure, but
brought their pooltotbooka along and
meant business. Buoh ladles aud suoli
gentlemen ar Just what It takes to
ntyke au enttrprlnlng eommuulty.
The school board wishes Bin to moat
kindly thank sue and all .for $142 W,
tti &ohs4 m Avsuiuf ; wot.
OODY
GENERAL G0?1MIS3I0N & I
QRWARDING MERCHANT
2"
I.firgu mid (oiamodlnnji Worc'ioui'e. ConlgnmeiiU Solicited. y
l'rdiqjit attention pflld to tlioso wlio lavor us
with tueir patronage.
SHANIKO, OREGON
HALL'S SAFES
SOI.I) OXI.Y UY THE
Safe and Lioek Company
Ageillis for tho I'nclilc t'onst. The only firm Hint can sell a Safo unper
llnll'n Ilroml. KxelitHlve sale for the only MAXOAXESK UAXK SAFE.
Aijunth for the OI4VEU TYPEWRITERS.
IR.M Second Ave. Sualtlo, Wash.
ili 1'tnu St. Pan l'rnnclxco, Cul.
Ill Wiwlilngton St., BpoKnne, Wanii.
84 Third Street,
Portland, Ore;
If you want the best there Is you will call for
WHITE RIVER FLOUR
If your merchant doesn't carry it send your orders direct lo headquarters
and it will be filled from our nearest ageuej.
Wasco Warehouse Milling Co.
Dealers In all kinds of hay aud grain, seed, flour, bran, shorts, wool, etc.
THE DALLES, OREGON.
CENTRAL OREGON BANKING & TRUST 00;
(INCORPORATED.)
Capital Stock $23,000. General banking and trust business, Bavlug and
business accounts ;sollolted. W. G, Guerln, Jr., president; A. L. Goodwillle,
vloo presldoutj F. O. Minor, cashier.
bend, -(Oregon.
For tlio best quality of
DRY ROUGH LUMBER,
Flooring Rustic I Finishing Material
Of nil kinds go to
...THE DE$f4fllK SftJItf miliLu
Situated 911 Foley Greek,. 12 miles ea'st of Haycreok
Store. Good roada and accommodations. . '.
Rouch lumber, any size, - - - $10.00 per thousand feet
. -
araware
McTJAGGART & BYE have just opciied their complete
" stock of u
Hardware and Building Material, Windows and
Doors, Housclining aod Building Papers, Paints
and Kalsominc Brushes, Carpenter's Tools;,
Heating Stoves arid Ranges, Axes, Forks,
Shovels and Barn Door Tracks, Alarm Clocks
and Cuttlery, Guns and Ammunition.
Also a full line of shelf hardware. Call and be convinced'
our prices are right. We will be. glad to supply you with
anything out of th regular line at the right price.-
Butter, 30c. per lb;
Coal Oil in any quantity.
Til
rE do not claim to carry everything hut we are
in a position io fill ordinary wants from a well
selected slock of Groceries, Boots and Shoes
and such things usually carried by a first-
class country store at reasonable prices. Compare
our prices and quality with others before buying
elsewhere, and you will then trade with, the
ii
1x4, iirst-olass flooring, ,any length, - $20.00 "
Finish'tHg iumber from $25.00 per. thousand find up?
For further particulars address
CHARLES DERHAMi Proprlet6pt
O. G. COLLVER, Prop.
IN" order to be convinced that our prices are the
lowest, you will have to write us for our wholesale ,
lvice list to Farmers and Stockmen for Fall and
Winter supplies. We carry a large and well
selected stock of
Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes,
Overalls, Jumpers,
Oils, Glass, and Family Supplies
Of all kinds, including
Comforts, Blankets
Tobaccos, Cigars,1
Men's Furnishings, Etc.
Also a complete line of
GPOCEPIES
Fresh, clean and pure. Also a complete line of
HARDWARE, including
STEEL R A ft G E, "0.
COOK and HEATING .STOVES, V-
SllELF AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE ' M ATE RI A U
X
of all kinds. We are also agents for" ' '-'.,
f n
1,
SlbSHERRY GRAIN DRILLS,
SYRACUSE moulboard and diso Plows,
HARNESS and rilao)iinery of all kinds.
Send in your order and lot us figure on it for you.
ft 1 tir Ann n H-HHI i Vnini
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