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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1905)
The Madras iRioner Publlsked every Thursday by -the noNfiKit ruBLisjiuw'co' "Six mouths. ,j . , . . . . .-. . Th'rvo iwnitlts... . .-..-.?-.. -.w. v. ..Hl.50 ... .85 ...50 ADVKim.UNl KATKS 'OX 'XCTt.ICA.TJON " " . 4 O Entered i5.,sccond'clnss watt August. aitJOOl, at the rostufilec aTMnlf3s;Orc., untler tli6 Act of Congress of March 8, 187V. THURSDAY u:iei1$, 1905 heroins prevailiiigin Central Oregon ihe past week will in smregood crops in the Haystack and Agency Plaint neighbor hoods. The first fatality at Lewis and Clark Fair has occurred. 'A5 young man drowns in timid lake. The life-saving crew Waited to demonstrate its ability for practical work. Over 12.000 persons of the name of Lewis, claiming xv -lationship with Meriweathex Lewis of, the Lewis ,and Clark fame, have received invitations to the Lewis and Clark fairinow being held at Portland. Rattlesnakes are reported quite numerous along the Des chutes by parties who have been lishing. No person has yet 'been biken, as the warning rat "xle generally gives one time to get out of the way. Max Lueddemann, who re cently purchased The Madras -Pioneer, lias sold the Antelope -Herald to H. G. Kibbee. Mr. Lueddeman will come to Mad ras to make his home about -June 15. and will devote his time to the upbuilding of this vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Lueddemann are well thought of at Antelope, and it is with pleasure we learn they are to become citizens of Mad ras. Max is a thorough, wide awake young business man, and Mrs. Lueddemann is known as a very charming 3Tonng woman. Mr. and Mrs. Lned- 3 .1 i i. i : uemaiiu uo Know xuey ueiug complimented in their paper, and we may be called down for it, but itrs so. Ed. PORTAGE ROAD liDICATED Ceremonies Take Place Amid Pictur esque Surroundings. A large and enthusiastic crowd was at Ce'ilo last Saturday and witnessed the dedicatory exercise of the Ported Railroad, and the dream of a quarter bfa century was begining to be realized when three blows of the sledge by Gov ernor Chamberlain, of Oregon; five by Governor Mead, of Washington; three by Governor Gooding, of Idaho; three laud shortly Ifefore rroeoXlue gather ing therefore reprcBctifW theraotig orotM energies thfti ar laboring for an opH river t of the bm, The ly wa aa trfet sseould be, with Uie sua sblalOK clearly. ye rut too warmly, nnd with the rainclouds penned up hi XYeatpro (Jtvgon, behind Mount Hood aud tlnHCascade Range. The addicsses wore hir.de from a plat form chibowered with wlllow'brauohcs and adorned with Ones, sud at the foot of the platform resttd the hammers ready for driving and thu spHcss ready 10 00 uuven. f. JJoijntx Seat Nfvvs, tfake Strong, of Lamonta, sp ?nt Tuesday in'ftiis city. Joe '"Weigand, of Lamonta, spent last Thursday in our midst. Perry Read, of Culver, was a visitor in our midst this week. John Lewis, of Grizzlj was a visitor in pur city last Tuesday. C.E. Lamson, of Culver, spent several days in the city this week. Oscar -Morris and A. D. Rus sell of Culver, spent Monday in our city:""" Pat' Hastings, of Hay Creek, was a business visitor in town last Friday. P. W.-Sann was in town sever al days this week from his farm hear Lamonta. John Brown was a business visitor-in our city from his farm near Lamonta last Friday. Prank Stroud, of Bend former ly of Lamonta has purchased the Prineville-Bend stage line CD. 0. Hale, of Haystack, spent Friday and Saturday in this city attending business affairs. Commissioner Powell and familj-of this city will leave this week for a few weeks at the Portland Fair. Articles of incorporation for The First Baptist church of Madras was filed in the office of the county clerk last Thursday. E. T. Slayton and family of this city left last Tuesday for the Portland Fair. They ex pect to be absent several weeks. W. H. Peck was in tovn last Wednesday from his farm near Cnlver. He reports the recent rain has beeji fine for both fall and spring crops. Jerry Cramer, of Madras, of the firm of Cramer & Stevens spent several' days in our 'city this week. He says business there is rushing. E. G. Bolter, of Cross Keys, spent several daj's in our cUy this week, leaving for his home Friday. While here he was the guest oT his daughter, Mrs. M. R.Elliott. J. H. Windom and family, of Culver, passed through this city Monday 'enrotite for Portland. They expect attending theFair several weeks before returning. Last -Monday evening, Peter ltoofer, who was serving a why a. railroad building into CvntnUQregon will find it a profitable 'investment. (Talk as much as you can, .bettor that than- to say nothing.' -But let it be a-strong, convincing talk and eventually a railroad -will crown the efforts of those work ing for the development of Cen tral Oregon. Crook county at this time has more grain sown than ever befote, and there is almost no doubt but there will be record crops, and such being the case the production will be largely more than can be used for home consumption. Let the railroad promoters known this and they will liud means to give us transportation for our surplus. Railroad want freight to haul and they gener ally wait till a country proves iis capacity for production. This couutry had an over production last year, but the Bend irrigation proposition took most of the surplus. This 3eai will see a yield of grain fai greater than any interior con sumption can use and teanu- hauling grain to Shaniko for a market will be a condition that this section will experience An the first time in marketing agri cultural produce. Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Qootfs BQOTii ANN 8U0K3 HATS A'D OAVS .THE DAUCS OREGON IS. M, UANE General Blacksmith and Wagon Maker HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY All Work Gnrain4d SHANIKO OREGON East End Clothing Store JOE COHEN, Prop. , 1 COMfLCTE LINK OF GUSTS' KfKXISIUSO HOODS, HATS. SAW, Si0K8 AND- CLOTHING. ALSO TKUNKS. It wilt py you to ftp our price More pur chasing elsewhere. C01 SKCOND ST., THE DALLES, OREGON. AUo branch nt (truw Valley, Oregon. Currying the Douglas Hlioc. McTAGGART BYE THE HEADQ UARTERS "Has a Full Line of Groceries Rice, Sago, Tnplocn. 2HcO Dried Fnilts. Excellent CiUUttd Fruits nnd Canned j Meats. A select line of Ureakfast CvfcAis. CANDIES AND N UTS including Caramels, Chocdlntes, Kisses. TOBACCOS and CIGARS HARDWARE & IMPLEMENTS i HARNESS and SADDLES BUILDERS' MATERIAL Including CEMENT. Dry Land Alfalfa Seel Baker Wire, $4.65 by .T.N. Teal, attorney for the Open Biver Association; nine by w. D. j sen'ten'ce in the county jail on a to . 1 j " j teiueiiue in iu uutuiiy jau o Wheel wriplit, president oftbePortlan.ll pijare of selling whisky 'Chamber oTCotniqerce; three by gena-' tndains, made life escape, tor Clark, ot Wyoming, and four by lhnl1(r)l M.A, wa n,n W. J. Mariner, secretary of the Open River Association, and the two last fipi kes of the Portage Road were drlVeb, Vb'e line was formally opened for tia'f fio, the locomotive tooted its whistle and soon was moving ofr Vrom Big Eddy to he lower terinlnupj with 50 'passengers trailing behind and the dperflngoT the river for navigation1 Yroin liewi'etou to the eea. had come l pass. Speechmaking pre'e'eded the driving o"f iho spikes, iioV could the strong Wind that sung About the ears of the lO&O addltors, inake them less eager. Fordid they not regard It as natural u phenomenon for the wJud to drive the Eaud'in tire narrow chasm of the Co lumbia as far the river catfiructs to double their foamy churn Wfresliet time or the syrluga to blossom white upon l he hlliside or the salmon-eating squausof the Pal use nation to grunt displeasure when stared at ataldlhefr bUZzing Hhhskiur? though search was made, no trace oihini can t)e fouira. This week, County 'Clerk Smith paid over the "county Iresurer $520.80 as feesxjoHected in his office during the month of May. This Is the largest turn over ever made in the history of the county frcm this source. Front this alone assures one of the conntie'8 rapid growth and that the work ofthetflerVso flfce is advancing as "rapidly as the county. DOT. - MORdRAILRBAD TALK. The spfcng epidemic of rail road talk has again Btruck Cen tral "Oregon. The Columbia Southern Grat Southern, Cor- vnllia 'Sr. 'TnloVn O.nWfnrnMx 'The throng hailed from LewJeUm, 1 ' V j2 Spokane, Walla Waiia, f htj UalleV Oregon & Nevada-, and, the road Pdrtlaridand otber Towns fa-tWCo-. near Klamfttlt Fails are eiifch Jumbia Bifiib. A very enthusiastic talked of as possible factors in gathering it wa too, resolved not to 8olvjng ,lj0 11 Oregon top with too Pir(ao Road but to 1 . Ui , work onward fur construction of the j transportation Jifobleuu But Government cj,ual to take its place, while neither of theuVTbada ilH A steam-boat of open river workers ! at present making any intfvtf Wtly from Lewlstouj arrived- from toward this country, except We Celllo In the morning about 10 o'clpcln .n. -i i i , atraiuioai fro'm Tb Dn ifiMur QiwtSonthern railroad, each lo later, tftti auotber tratnioad from Port-' canty presents k ditfereut itflascm Cornett Stage & Stable Go. MADRAS TO SHANIKO DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Special attention given to carrying fekifress Alattor. -Fare $450; Round trip $B. Age&t at MADBA8 HOTEIr. V)ei yqur I'lou- r.ced linenlng, yoUr.wwty f retifclijV. rou w"kntyour liore ultoO, ilon't fo'.jOttogb W tlio OUR WORK 'IS GUARANTEED ! F. J, BROOKS, ' t i r tj i , and Blacksmith Madras. Oreardh "B do nrftclaim to carry evry tliinfe btit .e are in a position io fill ordinary wants fjom a we'll Selected 6lock pf Groceiies, Boots arid Slide's and such things usually carried by a 'jlrst claas country store at reasonable prices Compare our prices and quality wilh others before buying elsewhere,' and you will'tlien tradu with the Guiveir Store A IS. :GOULVER, PreiD, HOTE NEW MADRAS F. A. WILLIAMS,' Prop. BEST PLAGE TO STOPBN CENTRAL QRq Rood clean beds, Meals 25 and 50 cents. All I-Ul Ml if.:- I lit Ml I W W Urv HEADQUARTERS FO TRAVELLING MEN It 1 1 1 In Connection Best Feed Good Rigs Cheap Ra A A. ANTELOPE, OREGON i. Accuracy ciiaranteell. Alall nvlura receive careful nttctitlm.... T Ilvereu lu return mau. ( a Ei. lui. 111. uo. mm w v. M n T t .Ti'i rii 1 1 inr iir rrnrumcni tx 1 nit r 1 hk - - r v WW MADRAS i M EAT MARK! (i C. J. ROUSH, I-'rop. 90 'Keeps constantly on hand the best Oi . . hKcbH AINU bAL I MbA 5) And pays the lilKlvt market pitco for Fat t'atlle, Hogs, Shtep, Butler, Egn, aud other Farm l'roiluce. mS WP OAU SATISPY VnilR WANTS - GIVE US A I 5 ;Madras, Ordgon PKINEV-IWJB'S 111 Department 1 Store Carries the Largest and -Best selected Stock of -gents' and ladies' ready-iniule clothing of any store in Crook county. . '"fcHtest styles, beBt, fit, lowest piiuesi "rtlso a full and complete line of every--thing needed by the fanner ahfl stock 'Hum. Send in a trial drder and lite " 'convlilcbd. "Prineville.N . i Oregon ... TBE BEST ... I 'I V I 11 T 1 M 1 J I Li fc-J I r - AT SHANIKO iS- c D. A, HOWHLL'S M n-w'i n . nb-i I m . IUhflTII I ft lrttIWI I4iaur r 1 1 1 1 II 1 I 1 1 1 iii . 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