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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1906)
The Madras Pioneer v MADRAS, GROOK COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 5. 190& NO. 46 Esed lumber TTboprietor PROFESSIONAL CARDS. qk, nAnor.b chaiuck DENTIST All klilfin ft DonlAl Work nl rcAnoilrtlJld price. I'hInkVii.tjj, OllKOON Q( C. COLLAR NOTARY PUBUfi ivmvv. or tub pkacb CUIAItlt 1'KKCINCT LL ?APER iteflineoftblatn.'t . bedrook price papering dm J" fkU and boq it b & WILSON alles hospital llBlaVPffifc irirtt W l.M' les, Oregon VATlv HOSPITAL itment of all iiumIIcuI anil Mxm, except surIi us are MAY EMPLOY THEIB DTJ PHfSICIAHB Loftl for nurses In colincc lbtloo conceruliiK tlx Irenflopt. of Nurse. PITAH fiATES Bio til per week, according Including hospital cum iiutl nr Information HiMrrMi iH & RBUTBR, W Dallas, Oregon. nceXorbet ERCHERON STALLION julethrwMoii unit .Inly 20 iml Stnrtl(4V". At : urotrir Tuenlaia nml mi AtSaupbnufi anus. lu afternoon. Fridays nt US' 15 tlniln rnrvln tin IRMARNACH, OWNER WMI LL WU'MEEKlfJ, Props. ' fawmili in ,u.rt0 MBER.. "toned for MuiiIiik. V I IL.UUI1 -"ti ' . 1 EII. . " '"I'll, in SCRfP FOR SALE EJJWMiH.Unmov.rnmnl i ''V'r ""prortinenl, t ""M'tfw.. wnfd . f(,r n.u.r Maker , P " i PSON LAN P CO. (iULVrlR II. rtadok OREGON PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Ofilce III Dm frtorb, HADUAfl dlUCOON MAX lDeddemann - NOTARY PUBLIC Totvtitlto lIulhlliiK MADRAS 6REGON , T WAS A BjG success I Special prices x O N X FOURTH of JULY SUITS SHOES AND NECKWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS There is in our store A DRESS FOR EVERY LADY AND GIRL To Celebrate the Holiday in Lamb's Cash Store I ON r. II K A IjlOTARY PUBLIC AND U. St COMMISSIONER it. V, Xtiin, i'r'tul.Uut. , T. Jt. JUMwin, CAitliler. VU. WimzwKiuii Vlea Vtvt. H. )UUviv, A-M. Clilcr. NO. 3851. The First National Bank OF PR I NEVILLE. OREGON ESTAnTfsHED 1080 Cp)Mf. BUrpIn nd UmllWdcU $00,000.00 rronu ! C. E. ROUSH Can Supply You Give Us A Call PROPRIETOR MADRAS IE AT MARKET Keeps Constantly on Hand the Best Fresh and Cured Meats And poya highest market prlctf for fat stock, buttdr, eggs and farm produco I Madras, Oregon SB LARGE CROWD CELEBRATES AT MADRAS ..-.. j Mr' Neither Heat Nor Dust Could Curb Spirit of 'Patriotic Citizens. A MemoraB'lo Event. RESOLVED WAT wbckthe: hot spell Comes it is bisttd be PREPARED Tor IT.YO( DcMT VANT HOT THINGS. COOL APPAREL IS BEConirtG Iti HOT WEATHER. BUSTER. BR.OVN. nvoiCiiT itioii ov Vir BuirCB- DroWh rb. fui6atcyci2ipJ' No. 24, Nandm ade Harness to',?"1; n I Oak flnneil At W am i,au?' Bll '1. MADRAS, (fli. i WHEW? BlT I-5NT IT HoT? YoU REALLY NEED NOTHING BUT A NIGHT. doWN. AND A PAIR OF '.SLIPPERS BUT YOU MVST HAV"E MORE THAN THE.SE, DO THEN THE NEXT &EI5T THIN6 AND LET )S RIG Yol olT IN REAL LIGHT-WEIGHT 'UNDERWEAR, NEGLIGEE -SHIRTS AND DREJ-5E-5 THAT WILL KEET YoU COO.L. THEY. WON'T COT YOU MUCH. WHEN YOU WANT to PUT 'IN YOUR 5E-ST LIGK, ALONG ABOUT DAYLIGHT 'AND THE FLIE.S TUMBLE OVER EACHOTHER Tp .EE WHICH CAN GET AT YOU TIR.ST, T'j TIME TO HAVE SoME SCREEN DooRJ AND TANGLEFOOT To GET RID OF THEM WE HAVfc 'ALL -SI2EJ. res?ctfuLl, .h. w. and m. a. robinson and c At the lirst atreak of light in the East, yesterday, the boom ing of cannon crackers gave notice of the dawn of another anniversary of the nation's birthday, and from that hour on the day was one continu ous round of fun for the big gest crowd of visitors that ever gathered in Madras at one time. The day was a scorcher, hot and dusty, but patriotism ran high and everyone seemed to enter into the spirit of- the occasion, and neither the heat nor the dust could put ia stop to the strenuous stunts that were doing in celebration of: our Independence bay. Fully 500 visitors were in Madras for the day, and a better-natured crowd never got together any where, than were gathered here for the first Fourth of .July celebration held at this place. At half past ten o'clock in the forenoon, the parade formed at the north end of Main street, headed.by the marshal of the day and his assistants, the Warmspring Indian Band fol lowing, then the Liberty car with its charming Goddess of Liberty, Miss Ollie Hearing, and her little attendants, then the uniform ranks of the M. W. A. lodge, then following the floats of the business men of J the town, all of which were at traotively arranged and deco rated. The parade led the large crowd to the grounds which had been .prepared for the celebration, and where the exercises of the morning were held. A most attractive and entertaining program was ren dered at the grounds, man' visitors stating that it was the best rendered program they had ever heard on a similar occasion in Central Oregon. J The program follows: Song, "America". Prayer, llev. J. K. Oraig. Reading of the Declaration of Independence, Mrs. R. A. Brown. Music by the Band. Solo, "Our Country", Anders . 3 -rvnaerson. Oration, Rev. J. Moore, ol Shaniko. Music by- the Band. Song, "Our Flag". Recitation,- Andrew Larsen. Solo, "1770", Mro. W. H. Snook. Music by Ihe Band. In the afternoon at two- thirty, the ball game between the Mudras team and a team from the Warmspring reserva- mm was oaiieci, mo iocais, winning easily froni the Warm ( spring aggregation by a score of 18 to 3. After the ball game, foot races, horse races' and a number of novelty; races were held at tho( grounds The danbe inhe evening, at the new SanYord and Rodman Hall, and which was given by the celebration 'committee,; was a t grated u success. The; new h'all which was onlv', - v i oonipleted on the morning ofr the Fourth, is perhaps the larg-: est hall in the oouniy, and the; flooring had bsin Balloted and laid with a view, to Making it the smoothest, as well, Oyer 100 gumbers were sold, and al though the evening was warm, the enthusiasm or pleasure of. the donee never flagged nn tilt, the wee sma hours of the' mom. The first celebration ever held in Madras was a big sue; cess, and the committee who had charge of the program and the arrangement of the grounds deserve great praise for the success of their efforts to make the occasion a mem orable one in our little town. WILL TAKE TWO YEARS HEAVY ROCK WORK ON OREGON TRUNK Good Grado Up 'Deschutes But Work of Building Will Be Slow No Tunnels On Route. From all information obtain able, construction work on the,, Oregon Trunk Line up the Deschutes river, from the Col- umbia river to Madras, was actually bep-urt last week, when W. X kelson, cuiei promoter of the railroad enterprise ami who will undoubtedly have charge of the construction o the line started a force of 30 men with 12 teams to work at the mouth of the Deschutes This force, it is said, will be increased daily, and it is plan ned to complete the road with in two years from this time. A. large portion of Mr. Nelson's gonstruction crew is still at; work on a small contract for a valley road, but these will soon be at work on the Deschutes road. t The present survey - of the Oregon Trunk Line is 106 miles long, beginning at the mouth of the Deschutes river and termi nating at Madras. F. S. Gor don, who located the line up the Deschutes, is authority for the statement that the grade is an easy one, equalling the North bank road in thaf respect, and is the only route where an easy grade can bo secured, connecting the south ern transcontinental lines with, the northern. There are no tunnels on this route, but owing to some heavy rock work a one or two points, It is expected that it will require about twq years in which to complete the road to Madras. . FINE VEGETABLES FROM PLAINS C. C. Fox brought in a load of vegetables from Agency Plains, last Friday, that have not been excelled by anything in the vegetable line brought id to Madras during the year. He had lettuce, radishes, turnips, mustard and new, potatoes, all out of his garden on Jhe plains where tney were grown without other moisture than Nature, in her bounty pl-ovidea. He sayp that he has aflargo garden full of vegetables just as line as the specimens he brought to town. Other ranchers on the plains have been equally as successful as Mi Fox, and there is np doubt that as good garden, truck can bo grown there as anywhere in kthe pountry. Most of the ranchers, on the plains have, their own garden's, and al of these gardens thrive with only such moisture as 'they gei froui the rains that strike the plains. . SbscIrI NstlG. v , , All persons Wishing photo work done, ,csmc spon s 1 am going to claw up my , hulling if.. i umuis, ju tv rv, uniiivAn
