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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1908)
'tiiamti it katan at Madras. Oren Wnlte of Litmonta Is in town today. Sam Comptnn of Grizzly was In town the lirst of the week, John I'nyne of Hnycrcclc was in town . ...if- were in tOWII I AGENTS FOR ryi i . j i. 11 AGENTS FOR v I"'" I last today on land business, Vd A, long w -,nfi.otnl business. B. & H. Jack Dee, n sawmill mnn from upper Willow Creek, was in town last i-'rlday, C. K, Koiish is havinj; (he inleiior ol Ills store rcpapcred, and making other improvements, Kyle I-oucks brnved tho bad roads 0"' wife or Culver t t Dianuara .rtr.jci " -" . . . .... OneBuckle SHOE L.m Madras the tast . : PATTERNS nml Iter btotlier i'"'"' ... in town on X SHANHO, Df?E. 0I llayaeei and went in to Shnniko after n load of ... . ....t-nlintt n( itf an.l I1 "'P" n B""fc . ' furniture this week, Carl McGliee nrul wife ol "Lamonla arc r., their l.mcitca..i. in tfnvn today. Mr. McUhec brouijlit ill " I down n load of ia)n. 1 i; $dtiatdvtfMfaifl a. g HI ill , l)0ri. ,1S( Monday. T kini' of Antelope was In ...i,.,.t .it IIIIS I) .'ICC. Monday, Jify . ' 10 ofF r Millermg, at hct (nc h ni lulvcr. a son 4 t .-.tMt MM U See w in town iimiu.y, u.. back t Portl uitl from visit to .1.. w nrnisnrini' Ai'cncy. I. 11.11!..... ti t Pnn IIH 01 ouuui iv k- . .. m lnivn thf! flr.1t (if Mr. Pontius formerly resuieo i - i. . . i i.u.iwfllini' house built Uombrowe on Ins homestead .. 1. 1 1 mm ii mt. . r ti n ii r n il ullii xwif it- i i. Mnmhrnu'i nnii IMS Iimi Till 111 moved m WngenLlast made proof on hii . i ... a v Plain In.t Tues ... .... niiilitinn nf .Mr. i...'. i,.iMi friiiiiiiisiioner Os . . .... l.....i. fd liWr liii feslt lAtln.l'CI. I'lUlllEl J."." "" Mc'MiMt Mill, has returned I.I. .i itt filirriti.i nnt - I,...-..!..,, f.. - ItcI llo nUt at the s.iinc time . . . t n i ni n ii in inc i n iiMic iu ui .. ... .. .i. .i......i thu proof f ir the heirs. i .... ...... t :-... .... i r . i I.-..'... . . .. the last df the week, and has ...J 1 -I - .- - t !.... r . . .... .li begin at the Methodist Cburcl ,1... I ...I...L. . I ', ill bfjjin next Sunday e.n , luring the meetings 1.. . I . 1 1 . . .! . ... ' M'.M went to. Wi mmctle '; vo for the' purpotc ti " i"-miirii iliu nun H I 'in Rogue River Valley ' i v, r. ,i a u is entiiususiic f Mr. Zemkc is now s"ir i'ir,in.l will leave in the Li' new home nnr 'm f i, I. MuT , in attorney of Laidlaw, f r i t i .1 ri !.... .. r.t l;t UIK av i!Vcninir. nn Iik ' ' rl 1 ' ''ii.t thn ineetititj of n. Mr. Myers bus im 1 1 ' Ivy for the Republican ll .ll t i ... . . . 1 I r I l.i r.. .. . I . - - r.wil lift (llkt ,Uf)! 111 "ii i c (ill III V. ritii.firc m finnlli- ? "r if HMUtllVI ( 'c Of lard, owned by William " v .oiiiiectcd with the otitSidc , -"i i, wicif new one con 'lien.ttith the Culver ofllce bav v nijiwitu. cii'iu or icn r i I i .... i . . : "n,l v4 at ( ulver have conncc- II I I L . .1. if . . -i UI4IUULC iinc. i iic icr ' nc v ,il prove a urent convenience I I I A I . ..,1. . 1 . n . i ,n uccii considerably hnndi- " l'f nj "f his fruit from the " I I II1H rl' . ...I.l. .. ',,n "i his niaikets, iiiirryint tne work on ' vri I 1 r in.... ..i. I . .i . 1 tn.i) i.e ,e;uy for Uic ,jy ,le "V,"K Hcmns. rue mill. ",,IC y 'amt:s Tiotter. and II' W V.Olklllir iwii l,lfl. ll,. -I.lll mW and day. Good proyrcsa ""lfi althoiii'li tit tunes the - amw i r ni iiiiiuini . . .. . . . l-Kl ' f OI aCCOUIlt Of .unit snnl. a l,r" nisi week, when after n ( nil,,. . .(... , . "i inn mivjiiuuu UIVIl .IT Kll II, lino l.,.....M . ... ..... iiianuiL,u " airniuiu ot sand they I, reined to run in and fill Andrew Morrow of Morrow & Kecnan Is in town today, looking after the firm'aJ Interests in tins vicinity. Will Harder of Culver was in town ycsteiday, serving , as a witness for a neighbor in a final homestead proof, Thomas Alderdyce of Culver was in town yesterday, and made final proof upon his homestead in that neighborhood. C. C. Lnmson of Culver was in town yesterday, acting as witnesses in the homestead proofs of several of his neigh bars. A. C. Snnford went to I'rineville the first of the week, and from there to Port land, where he is looking after business matters. G. Springer of Culver was in town yes terday, looking after business for the Grizzly Lake Lumber Co, of which he is manager. Miss Marie Monner. who recently returned, (rum a visit with her brother in Portland, is In town today from Agency Plains. John X. l-oley of Haycreck made final proof before Commissioner Osboin today. Lyn Nichols and John ,Mcn- Icr were his witnesses. Mis. J. C. Waymirc, Miss Jessie Ishaui, and Archie and iicrt Isham left today for i'rineville, where (hey will spend a day or two visiting relatives. The mail stage did not reach Madras today until after i o'clock, owing to the liitcness of the I'rineville stage, for which the Madras stage waits at H tinier. Bend basilic honor of being the birth place of the first Japanese baby ever born in Crook County, The baby, a boy, w.u born there last week to T. Kaita and wife, and was named Hen. The local lodge of Modern Woodmen of America held a social session at their lodge room, last .Saturday evening, mem bcr ol the order and their wives and a few friends being present. A supper was served in the lodge-room, Andrew Larsen made final commuta tion proof on his homestead on Agency Plains last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Larsen, who have been living on the homestead, expect to move down to Madras to reside at early date. The creation of the Lyle Gap voting precinct will reduce the voting strength of Kutchcr precinct by a few votes, as the new precinct takes off a portion of the tcnitory heretofore in Kutchcr. The new precinct takes in the north end of Agency Plains. John Moore of Hend spent several days in Madras this week, leaving for his home this morning, Mr. Moore has the contract for sinking sevcralydcep wells for, the U. I. & P. Co. near Hend, and wa here trying to 'Secure part of a drill to replace a broken part on his large drill, Jim Rice of Haycreck, is nttending the meeting of the National Woolgrowers' Association at Helena, Montana, as a delegate from the Oicgon association, The attendance at the national convention of sheepmen is said to be the largest in the history of the association, Judge Hrooks has been supplied with registration books and blanks for this precinct, and the registration of the voters of this precinct has nlteady begun. Voters nre advised to conic in at once and regis ter and not put this important matter oil until the last moment. You will have to register before you can participate in1 the primary. The State Press Club meets at Port- and today and tomoirow, and many ed itors from every section of the state will gather, The press association has re- ently been reorganized, this being the first meeting since the reorganization, and a .session nf much interest and which will esult in great be nr-liu to the newspaper fiaterntty throughout the state is expected. ANNOUNCEMENTS .4 iw,iiiw.miwllU 111 I'lilllllllllll'K ItlllllUllOll iiiKtur thin lieiulliiK tiro for tl rogulur uuvurtuiiiit riuv. For District Attorney To thu Noptibllcun votorn of tho 7ti udiuial DiHtriot: , , . I .iiut.' tin, nnmlmitllin ill VOUr lllUIUH to tho ofllco of. DlHtrlet Attornoy nnd will appreciate your votua nt tho coming miniury uloctlou If you doom mo worthy A nnoa ranc We must reduce our stocks before we take the annual inventory and in order to do so rapidly we have arranged this genuine no profit sale, which will eclipse any event ever held in Wasco County "'" T l i r 11 r ii y i . . Kead the rollowing items carerully. rivery item is a money-savef SUBJECT TO CASH PURCHASES ONLY ! i i i i i i i i i i i Ladies' Lingerie and Wool Waists Regular $1.35 grade, 1.50 2.75 ' 3.50 " Sa! e price, it ii $1.10 1.28 2.29 2.97 4 m HB in DO ttOm Ladies' Tweed Suits i I I In Semi-Fitting Eaton and Pony Jacket ! Styles Regular4 $ 6.50 grade, u 9.00 " a 10.00 " 6.00 " 4.75 " Sale Price $ it Ladies' Tweed and Cloth Jackets Regular $9.00 grade, 7.50 " 5.35 " 3.00 " Sale Price, $7.55 .. 433 ' " 4.32 " ' 2.43 4.B im n b 5.00 6.27 5.00 4.29 3.50 I Misses Long Coats ! J 3.00 grade, 3i50 4.50 6.00 Sale Price, 2.27 '2.97 3.00 4.77 un Bn Millijiiery at Onehalf Price We will close out our entire stock of millinery at one-half the original price. Ladies Long Coats 9.00 grade, Sale Price, 6.00 " 8.50 " 22.50 " " ' " St I a i t I a 3 1 l 7.42 '1 4.50 I 6.23 4 1 7,00 4 r grti , up. jm I'jf. v -"faf - HjPL'-vr-,ut jyv-' hp- ;v -w "J1 v- J Clothing, and Ladies and. Mens Shoes at a great sacrifice. All odds and ends in dress goods at One-Half price, and hundreds of other bargains too numerous to mention. , XBEDBlvaiBBIS THE IILi-A.CE Zj-A-OST TO COME EA.IBXj"r J ING. SHANIKO, OREGON A. C. SANFORD Successor to Sanford, Sill & Company ...,.. . , , .,-- THE 4 win 1 uuwnv. General Merchandise GROCERIES, HARDWARE CLOTHING Farming Implements I rnm mm mmmm sir MmmM I- .at m EVERV RANGE WARRANTED Madras, Oregon UNIVERSAL Stoves, Ranges, Heaterff ny One, You'll Find It The Best You Tvver Bought At Any price SOLID S5T McTaggart & Bve Hardware, Groceries Implements MADRAS, OM "s rapidly as they could take it ofyourmipport. ,fV1MM, , mmmmmmmmmmm , I , ill i 4 LufdhiWr Oregon, in
