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MADRAS, CROOK COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1907.
NO. 42
VOL III
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A - , t
New Spring Goods
Now ready for inspection
Our grocery line is complete. Remember
wc can handle all your stock thai is ready
for market, at the best prices CJomc in
and talk to ui
LENA M. LAMB,
Madras, Oregon
pRANK OSBORN
U. S. COMMISSIONER
Townnlto Uulldlntf
iIawias oumot:
rju. :UftoM ci-Aiiku
DENTIST
All Itliulgof Dental Work at reasonable price.
MUNKVIIXH, OKKQO.V
JVJAX LUEDDEMAHH
NOTARY PUBLIC
MADRAS OREGON
y C. COLLYER
HOTARY PUBLIC
JlWICIJ Ol TIIK I'KACK
Ul'lA'Kil ntCblNCT
OULVER
ALC MASON
Real Estate, Insurance
Collections
AIho mnhenn him'CII,V of
Auctioneering
In nil IllU'f. t'fflee in LouckH
Brothei' furniture stnra
MADRAS, - OrtEMON
THE DALLES HOSPITAL
obegTon r nlmW1 r IS!
J, W. French, Preo. Hi A. Mo ore, Vice-Pros. F.T. Hurlburt, Coahlor
EASTERN OREGON BANKING COMPANY
FOREIGN EXCHANCE BOUGHT AND SOLD
DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Capital Stock, $25,000
Deposits, $230,00(3
If. BNOOK
physician & Surgeon
Office In Drui' Store,
OKEOON
MAI) It AH
J, H. HANEH
SHANIKO, OREGON J
A. E. CROSBY
V It O V ft f K T O It
POSTOFFICE PHARMACY
' mi.ou I.liiaol Drug, MWirlnw. ClictnlcoU, ltonc)ioll Kemcdle.
.,iitru- mill VUbUt Hitilds. Odiinlry Mull Onion 1 Klvc my poronal
' u A 'ir.iinlo in i)liro. Hnfc Jallvory uiiKNHitOiwJ, .Voyr prescription
Mrrlmlii(! mill I'ont Ui!lruycr. aiook KohU nml lfljinbf alt IcIii.Ij.
'j sr, f .rl a.'.H.mi Ko-Uk. Iloth 'I'tioiiV. WIIOUiHAl.K AND llKTAlh.
E DALLES,
ABSTRACTER OF TITLES
NOTARY PUBLIC
JJond
riro fniurnnre, I.Ifa Insurance, Surety
Jtcl n.lntc, Conveyancing
WUNKVILI.K,
OKKGON
QR. A. A. BURRIS
MAGNETIC OSTEOPATH
Discuss cured without drugs or surcery
by magnetic ofttcoiiiitliy, tlic new sc encc
of druitless ln-ulliifr. Chro lc ciuea
-iMlultv. Consultntlon fice.
llalerencji'S kIvcii to piutnlnent parties of
Jiuuiioru, utcgou.
Oflicu In i.oiicks TJulMlnR
MADRAS, OREGON
II. V, A llek, l'retldcut.
- T, M. BALDWIN, Cnlilur.
Will WOBZwKttint Vlco rrM,
li. Ualixtin, Awt. Caililcr.
NO. 3861.
The First National Bank
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OF PR I NEVILLE. OREGON
OREGON .opiui,
ESTABLISHED 1 800
Surplus nnd UnJlTldeil
$100,000.06
l'roflti
SHOES
THAT
WEAR
SECURITY SCHOOL shoe
Our Boys'
School Shoo is
Boourity
mado of Higlikind Calf with oitra Btrong
boIos. It Biivo monoy for you on
your siioo urns.
Tile IDalles, Oregon
A PRIVATE HOSPITAL
for the trt'iitment of ull medlcil hm.i
HUrKical tllHeuHeH, except hucIi as arc
cotitaglous.
PATIENTS MAY EMPLOY THEIR
OWN PHYSICIANS
Trnlulnif School for tmrnfH In cotineo
lion. Kor liiformution corct'nilnjr th
a tut addrefi1 riufit. of Xursen.
HOjPITflli HATES
From $101o $21 ner week, iicci.rilini?
to rnnm, Iiicluillng lmMplial enro am
hoaril.
MADRAS TO CELEBRATE HORSE BURNS TO DEATH
Preparations For a Big
Now Bdlng Mado
Event Old Isham Barn GoeS up M
Smoke Monday Afternoorl
COMMITTEES HAVE BEEN APPOINTED IPIOWEER OFFICE LUCKILY ESCAPES
131st Anniversary of Independence
Day Will Bo Fittingly Observed
At this Place
Fire BoHovod to Hatfo Been Startc
By Children at Play Wind Hap
pens to Bo On S"afo Sldd
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Ma incotingof the MifiitiegH men oil Xlicold Jehnin barn located on thtf
the town held at SiuifOrd's Hall la8t lot 'just hack of the Pioneer ollice Avatf
Friday evening, it (van definitely decided destroyed Uy Ire Inst Monday nfternooii'J
to hold u olg 1 otiiin 01 .liny ccieuniuon
at thiH tuuee this year; and coniiiiiUew
niTo aointed to eomiilcte all arrange
ments for carrying out thin intention.
The fct-ntiment in favor of holding a cele
bration at home hun been growing for
Home wt-ekf, and culmuiateu in last rn-
and a horse hitched in ow of the stiilw
was bbrned to death. The horse warf
the jir'opcrty of Ora VanTatat'l, wliI
tlgwl the old bsrn for stabling eeveraF
head of how, but fortunately only haJr
the one heul in there at the time of the
fire. The origin of the fire is not noai-
For further Infornuttlon addrecs
DRS. FERGLtSON & REUTER,
Tire Dalles, Oregon.
ELK DRUG STOR
Carries a full line of clean
fresh drugs, perfumes and
toiTet articles
FRED j. DAMON
MADRAS, ORECON
The
Peopl
Big
Store
e's
T RADII MAKA
Th6
People's
Stare
"SECURITV1
m
Boh n ri 1 q 1 ana Qhlldren'fl Security
W,!o la made of Tamploo Goat
d',nJllth ftra atrn& o'w. It ia
UOOt WOttrlncr ahnu fnr a nhtlil miftds.
Ftill line famous C. GOTZIANl SHOES
for men and Women ndw on the way
J. W, &M. A. Rnljinson& Co.
Madra, Oregon
ins Handmade Harness
When In need of liurnecs cull
uiid see my full linn of hand
mado heavy, medium ami
light harness. Mado from thu
est California Oak Tanned Harness Leather
All Hume Strictly t)rt class
und OUAUANTHED
A Full line of whip, Bridles
and Haliero, Hrnees nnd
AlwayH o n Hand. Shoo
Repairing. All work neatly
umi promptly done
B. S. LARKIN, MADRAS, OR.
COLOMBIA SOUTHERN
RAILWAY GO.
TIME TABLE NO. 10.
Klrcctlvo July t, 1901.
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For tatui and Other Information u'rl'plylri
A. L. 0I1AIQ, Ooneral l'Rwongor Ant,,
- v' v Portlatif,!,, OrcRon
K. J.WIuOm. AVnt, BUMitko, Oro.
day night'H deciion. It U believwl lively known; but it id believed to Imvi
that a larger and butter celebration tan rcult-d from n mn V Ure kindled by
be arranged and more entertainment children near the bniilyii thV.fim bc-
afTor-Iol yiaitorrf than Utit yejir, id- inu' communicated lo Iha buildiHir hv i.
thoiiglrlaat year'a celebration was good straw stack which caujfhl, jfroiii Uhj
for a town the size 6f Madras. The pro- small kindled fire. The old Building
gram has not yet been arranged, but a and the straw stack near it Umed very
good one is promised, and it will be pub- rapidly, only a few minutes Ulwwj
lished in full later. Following is a list between the discovery of the- "fVc and
of the committees having iti hand the the total destruction of the building. It,
arrangements for the big celebration, was fortunate that there was no wind
Finance: J. W. Robinedn, John Mc- stirring, as other property would have
Taggart and 1J AVilson. been jeopardized by the fierce fire had
Sports: Glenn Loucks, John MeTag- there been. A breeze from the south',
gar' , (J. Jii. Kousu, Llaud Jtamsey, An- such as frequently occurs, would-have
drew Larsen, James McMcen'j A. W.
Culp and Fred Fisher.
Music: Mrs. M. E. fcnook, Mrs.
Lucddeman, Mrs. Frel Davis, Mrs.
Ralph Brown, Miss Lillie Read, John A.
Hoffmann, A. 1). Andereon, A. P
Clark and Max I'litz.
Program': A. C. Sanford, Dr. Snook,
Max Lueddemann, D. P. Iten, H. W
Turner and W. II. Hess.
Marshals: James Mayes and Asa
Clark.
SPLENDID CONCERT
Reputation for Good Music Sustained
By Germans From Methodist Hill
jeqpardized the entire business portion
of the town. As it was there was onlv
the slightest breeze stirring and tlii.j
from the north, so that no other prop
erty was In danger. The building was
old and of little value, and the loss on it
was therefore light. The horse whicli
was burned was probably woith $30.
Some hay and harnees were also burned,
Some apprehension was felt for the
Pioneer office while the fire . was iu
progress, ns the burning building was
Justin the rear of this office. Had the
breeze been from the opposite direction.
there would not have been water enough
in town to have saved the Pioncec
building and the heavv machinery in
the newspaper office.
WATER AT 400 FEET
Redmond Drilling Operations Prova
To Be Big Success
A large audience greeted the members
of the German M. E. choir who cave a
sacred concert in Sanford's Hall at this
place last Tuesday evening, and that the
musical treat of high order was enjoyed
and appreciated by all who heard it was
attested by the very generous applause
which followed each number of the
program. The German Methodist choir
enjoys a reputation throughout the
county for the high standard of the
music rendered by them at their weekly
services, several members of the choir
being highly accomplished musicians.
This reputation was fully sustained at
Tuesday evening's concert, in the ren
dition of a program which was greatly
enjoyed by all. In addition to the mus
ical proirram, 'readings by John A.
Hoffman, Mrs. Hoffman and Miss Anna
C. Schrieher contributed greatly to the
evening's edtcrtainment.
In addition to the selections rendered
by the choir, a male ouartet comiK)sed
of Jacob Moehring, Conrad Schrleberi
Jacob Hoffman and II. Degncr, and the
Round Butte Quartet" composed ol
MtsscBx Schriebcr and Moehring and
Messrs. Conrad Schrieber and Jacob
Moehring were especially worthy of
mention. Three songs, one of them an
encore, rendered by little .Mario and
nna Marnach
.... .i;......
Especial credit for the excellence of , M '""B"' necas-.ry to go
tho program is duo to Miss Anna C.
Sell rioK'r, chorister at the German M.
E, Church, and her assistant. Miss
Marie, Moehring, whose careful train
ing of the choir and quartets was evi-
ent throughout the concert;
A driver on the Bend stage brouebfe
the gootl news last Friday that water
hud been struck in the well bein"
drilled at Redmond, at a depth of 400
feet. At that depth a strong flow of
water Was eneountereti, and at last ac
count there was thirty feet of water;
standing in the well) and this had not
been lowered after, pumping continuous
ly all day; From, this it is evident that
the flow of water, ia permanent, and
that tho supply is great enough to
supply the. residents of Redmond for
all household purposes,. The lack of a
supply of good, pure drinkinu water;
lias been a great handicap, and it in
good news that Ibis diflicultv has
passed.
The success of tho well drilling oper
ations, in the Redmond section will also
i.k.ltl. . .- At
o'hj vuwunigB uiose wno are trvin
to solve the water problem in thVscc
tion. The character of the country i
almost identical, as to its eeolouical
formation, and thero is no reason why
also greatly pleased the TJ ,?nUI no f.o crown the efforts
of. "lose who aro drilling in this locality,
iiimuugu it may ue necas iry
hundred feet or so deeper here.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES
Children's Uay oxercisca were held
by tho Christian church at Sanfohl's
Hall luet Sunday evening, and an inter
esting and entertaining program was
rendered-, consisting of voca selections
and recitations by members of tho
claesesv Several drills by tho little bovs
and girls of tho Sunday school were
give, a flower drill by a hnmber of little
inisses being an especiallv
.
feature, of tho program, ,
Thu oxerofees upon Children's Dav aro
held mmuuUy by tho Sunday schools of
tue Christian Church, unon tin iit-nt
Sunday in. June', a collection being taken
nt thattWu an .tho .ahildrena contril.u.
tion to the ciuisoiol ftireiim mlHHimin i,
HecordaiK'o.yyUli this custom a collection
was taken up oil Sunday evening', fdV
hum luu iiuBu. auu a neat nttin a u-
ralsedt
as
Tho Sunday Schools 'of tho Madras
district met in Madras Juno 4 for tho
purpose of holding tho second conven
tion for the year 1007,
All but two of tho echOols of the' dis
trict were represented and an interest
ing and instructive convention was hold.
The meeting was opened by singing
and devotional exercises conducted by
Hov, J . K. Craig. During tho day many
carefully prepared papera were read and
discussed, each of which had points
wotMry of special notice A number of
good recitations and s'oiigs were also
enjoyed. .
While thus administering to tho men
tal and spi itual man, the physical waa
not forgottoil us tho ladies 'prepared a
bountiful repast, which, wo havo reaBou
to believe, was fully appreciated at tho
noon hour;
Tho pleasant faces Indicated that each
went away feeling that? it was good hv
had been tli,oro, and with tho. determV
nation to come again In tho Fall. ai
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