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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1908)
Io,-i at Madras. tytleolHkw',!,ln;i"Wn P?' ...,U wfls In town rnCU ,. ,nwn l ie first of nibornwM V1.11...B - Sunday iiw Llast Thursday. ' .LuC1,iSholcUper... " .....i.u rvtnitil.'. lon N0,,u"' - ' , I .. nnd datielitcr of La-. bbof l-nncvUle wastn-town ., 4 void m this prcclrtci. Fr ...... I, rnitntVSCiU. , Monday ""'"" ' . ,rMcCom lnvn from Cnlver " .... , nitmd lite dnnce. Inlay evtmns - , from the North cnu o. Kv..w, Man of A...rlop was Irt town of (he week ne ..in 01 gram- . ...... two?. of Antelope, visitqd i of J C Robinson in Madras s: eribeweck I it Lmdsry came over from Ills irtl,IUyoeek Tuesday to partici- Itttf pupil en,tiel t,,fc 'Md,!,s Monday, inrreasing tile attendance hunted. LW Hin fif I lender w-ns in m fr 'jy evening anil nlt-ntlcd ItU .e 8 p.r'y UTifTmy wis over frltl lim v ye-K-rdav, on tils V' iv, I we tn',er owner trv. i m lown Monday ,, ! i- wukintf at Hay- nvi) un cimion i-y. , i , l:isl voic. Innt week Ileit is,, lit! last Iburutay i, u ,f in I'nrlUnd- ,. , i,l Winmpringk n , She tame over i'.enii r. i i cr ci 'im over no , b IV" "tr. fanntt? Ml t, , i, ci r, in fin.Vl prooi on , pi i- t uinmisitoiicr Os i, '. . , vires will te held fit , vif. !i m.lmuse n Afiency v. i m , i .inntvl by the went - , i l i ii i;'tr. rti.i'U it v 'mi.; H'-oiile came liui IU, it' , i uUeraiHl I-.imoina to: r H.iimircii nanv at a.oi I' ti 1 1 evening. J.MIH i .i'cii uij wile were In town l ilimil.y Mr. 1 atrell went to hupta yeMenlay on btlfciticss coil Jsiibwho liutnct No 68. Iund Mts Di.key wetc in Mfltl it i'ur.1 iv r mi Warmsprin, Mr. pin ii),,.,e (, the missionary h the W umspiini; ngency, iKu! htr r unr over Tttesdny from fmeneai II ( reek lo vote. This r js ti une i ior Mr. Kutcber, who Mtliepimircr settlers in this section. P S'baiiM", win lUs been woVkirit I on the C ' luihl, i,i river fnr n tew li.rrtuml M,,Jras Inst wctU, tending on his Homestead South fllown le Umi'v -if I r llohinsnn liave fUm from culver and arc occu lkt Lham dwelling house. Mr. Nun bookkeeper 'for I. C. & M. lesion, C. WatH nt All .' l' . i -. miHijjq Wns in luwn m; making fm pr00f 'Upon $ X-Jwar mat place. He Was ac- by L li KiMudcll nlld' F, J . 'Uitilnmc. li',', . ,- n. Arerismeier, who Is one of thfc ,a lhe i'tineville public school, Madras last Saturday, lie came j"Mlinal proor on hla home ,' of this pl,ue. McTaggan left Tuesday morning '"H where lie will spend several after business matters. He (, i unmnti uy mrs 'Wanatheri.iMn -"' nver conference! or the CI)UtCh. held fllinrlnrtu Knnl..n J Tuesday. Rcv, Skipworth ,trvinthe M.,,1,.. i N Robert Ueanre re staking the , '7 4 1,6 old stakes, put in "Nnilte was first i,m r.Hpejted and It wa. hernmlr.; 111 10 lOCitt, J ' !MitM , " U ,,no corners. t wn,,ewi, )p restkkednrid rmn in flush Jih i' .'.' i J Urhiu In your urnln; fr unftb or toll. At JI'iilrMH I'litVllo Well nnd Olmpplnir Mill. nlO Mrs M. K. I'eicival and Mtn Uavis ; STBAM AND DUY KOLLINO were given n birthday party and dinner by Mrs, M. E. Snonk Tuesday afternoon. Little Camilla 1'ercival, whose birthday Wat on November 4, wai also a guest. They received several tokens of rcmcm bnmce from their friends. C. Springer of Culver was in town the last llf Uie week, looking after business mnicjfr foi the Grizzly Lake sawmill nnd catlering Itryan literature. He was car yiitg two grips, the smaller one of which he laid tcprccnted Ins business, nnd the larger one his politics. The' political grip ras largtr than the ore drvoicil to busi nets at the tutin of (6 in i. C'Ofge Nelson, n brother of W. V . Nelson, promoter of the Oregon Trunk Lm railroad up the Deschutes, was a visitor in town Utt Thursday. Mr. Nel in ha br'eo winding up a fe right of town today Were in Robert Armstrong is ih front the Lnmonta country, Uri Tnd Mrs, Harold Clark town ftom Liirnonta yesterday, Alex Houk nnd wife wcie In town yes- lettlny froln their h'otite near Culvtir. The result of the election on the Warm- spring reservation was Taft 14, Hryail 7,' DeOs 1. That is keeping up the average prchy vvnll V. S. Williams,, whr? went to IlcnJ with a load of freight last week, returned Monday. He brought back' from the des ert n fine' load of red juniper wood. Mrs. C. 0, Lee of Albany arrived here Inst Thursday morning and has joined her husband at their new home South of this plliee. Mr Lee was in town from the much the last of the week. Theodore Hartnagel left yesterday for The Dalles. He drove through with a lour horie load of bluestem wheat which he will dnpokc of In The Dalles, and will bring back a big load of fruit. Mrs, j, C. Kobmson left Saturday af ternoon for Antelope, where the will visit wjth htr parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomns Hiognn. She al expects to go to Port land for a short visit before returning to Madras, Professor Ashby, principal Of the I'rinc vllle public school, was visiting in Madras last Saturday, The professor is already an enthusiastic ndmirer of Oregon's Cli mate, mid says there is a pleasing ima ol country between Madras and I'rlncville. RICE-EAD& NUPTIALS Marridd, Wednesday Nov 4, 1908, at noon, at the home of the bride's parents, Mi's Kffie 1. Eads and Mr. Walters. Rice, both of Lamontaj the Kev. G U M orehead ollkialtng, The .bride is the popular daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Esson liads, who reside North of Lamonta, and the groom Is a prominent young business man nt that place. A number of the inli mate friends of the bride nnd groom were present to witness the solemnization of the happy event, nnd a sumptuous repast was served to the bridal pirty and their guests afler the ceremony. Air. nnd Mrs. Rice will reside at (lie bride's homestead North of Lamonta. DIZNEY-HISBOH NUPTIAL At the home ol the bride's father, Mr. II. K, Nislon, Monday'evening, Nov 2, 1908, Mr. Charles M. Inzney and Miss Lena Nisson were united in marriage, Rcv. I I), Hiown of this place perform ing the marriage ceremony. Relatives' of the contracting parties and a few intimate friends of the family were present to wit' ners the happy event. Hoth the bride and groom are well known in M tdms and have many friends here whose good wi.hes they wl htve for n full measure of happiness in thdir new estate, Mr, and Mrs, Dtzney will reside , in Madras. CLASSIFIED LbdALSi II LACK HA II LI5Y need for ale. Pro dnecd 20 btiMbelH to acre on my plnctW .HiIh snnoii. IJippol'illy mluptt'd to tbl foil 11111I lliiiuto Cnu bf howii either fyll or Spring. Is bull leni anil ftbellH nut llko wheat. Will 1 1 uve iibnut GO bushel of need for Hale Firnt come, llrst Nerved. U. L I'AXI'ON, Madr-HP, Oregon. if CKIAUSHrN(LKS. tbe beat crude, j lien vp your order wlt'i me. I bnve j a our low on build. A. 0. Sanfuid, 1 MitdriiH. tf A eoniplete Mipply of i--;ij IiIiiiiUh fur ile liieluillmt wnrrniily nnd iiit olnlm leedw, reul, eliatti'l nlMlierop 0rlitii;ea. ..V.. l.lllll,.,,kll. ltlll.,1, ...III l.lulli.M wny matters for the Oregon I ...nk Line. , ,.,;,, wrk annuity. Notary Public H y work on the location of the line! - K.,J. Itnxdta. up the river is progresung in a sttmfac ii 11 ii ivf in, u ii'myri ifav til -t m 1 liii'ri.iiiiiiiinf.iNiiMMiiiiM.Mi.; j 'il1' '' r"' ' '"'''''''.'"'ft va"assMsi"ssstssHasaasnM f Edward C. Pease Go. Inc. 1 C THE SHANIKO STORE , ? t Have you seen the new DESIGNER? 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