ists
it Minru.
from their
III
home at
.tu.Arl Of UUIVCf Wa in
I"' ii. .-..on init ThUrf
.t4 UsrrrJPnn u"v
. .... tnhn r,. Holier were
KKJ
.r,iil4Fi$chiJi "pal .-
ween 10 KC..w -
j ...if. ujerr in town Inst
dine, tbb Norm cnu o,
... plum.
. .ule Farrell of Youngs spent
..Hn I'rineville aitenaing mo lev...
.mioiilon In progress Were.
H. Miller and W. H. Unnley were
'..'.i Thursday from their ranchei
Crooked river, on land business.
.L iMffinin. a former larce land
f this section but who is now re-
jtPn'neville, was in town the hut
trek.
Tnulor. who rm betn
. at rulver this year, was in Frlnc
. . I. .. tm Alintll
l5t WCCK, auciiuins iuw
minatitii1.
r.nval I'rineville spent several
b iWras during the week, looking
losiness matters for the briiily
Lcmber Company.
mmi.. llnanll nnrl lirr IWn fllilfl.
Miss Adams, a sister of Mrs.
r . I
.were in town tne last 01 wceic
dj Core Orchard on Crooked river,
. mi a new arrival at the home
Mod Mrs M A. Lehman Jnnuary
liwuafine girl baby. Mother
. . . t f 1
MM 'r 'M -
ml
bis lanch on Crooked river. He
dotn to attend a meeting; of the
UVHH v." wiii....... w. .........
president.
rt LaiUn Watts of Agency Plain
the county teachers' examination
. 'it. I... ...i. .rt. -
ii ior cciiuiiiiica ui mo uucmiii'
lie txammailon.
Arensmeier has bought two lots in
Addition to Madras, adjoining
McTaggart lots on the North
u to sink a well on the lota and
other improvements there at once.
ui ouj j tuu in iiuyiicc nru ill
making final proof on bis
rar i tin iwiTVTivri irifiii tin
L . . a
Modern Woodmen of America
Uery oleasant (lanr nf H:.nfnrr1'i
iwt w.jj... ... .
,j 'miii MblklHI wulft
sd came down from Culver and
. ,i .i
'I. III-. l.ll t T. . '.-.
" imiu viua uuvcitiliu
Mown Monday from the camp of
... wwinpuugr, ji,,, iiiuuui
wo recently suffered a slight stroke
inukii iuiiiuvcu mui ia aim
s to attend to his duties nt the welh
M bas charge of the work.
and filed his application for full
v.njnipin the United State,
- .n.v ui ucn iniennnn niini
, . - D
'Mlorethe Circuit Court meets.
Otraitrr nt tl.i. ..I.
' " . kiiia .in ninnnn.
uuu actea as one of his w i-
biiney, son of Mr, nnd Mrs. I
"oi ims place nnd Charles Sum
o ot Mr. and Mrs. lack Summers
-mue, have entered the nnvv.
-
"f received hrr .1...
, ; - Miuuiuajr ui
. -m.H4 me naw nt Hrcmrlnn,
J1 Jn detailed to duty on the
7" rait, who Is well known here
" tormerly had a honestead on
' nas been e cctn nn nf
ui iif Mn riiiu. i
I,., uilliuillilll V.IUU III
llB(i. In SnrnH,,,. I.!. .l
lind n B ciccnon ine
wa Oregoman snys'i 'Mnrtin T-.
probably ,IC Krealest foolba
'developed nt the Multnomah
iimu member nf
hill nrnutft1 liti
, - I-
-"fiiien n untn t.t t..
board," incmucr
J Mill, und ;V H wennan or
'.tnursday from lHlnnft nA
""b scvtrnl il.-iv. t ii,.. t- it...
:og Over .,. '
r the country. Mr. Mill, was
v ' one o tlm n i . m
o-iies w , .. ..
iM.t, wicvcn i iic iinc up
-"UIES ,iu.. .... .
U. 10 Miwras and was
'"ere for nm .1 ...
wa also n mn.i. r i.i.
vie iiniu ....
, invate uusiness,
mi. t ---ww fi iiibii ui iiim
'line hnvlnrr l,.. ,ii.i.,.i..i.i
HowJ W, Turntr was In town Tuei.
day frotn Culver,
John Kuh, a merchant from Lamonta,
wait In town last Thursday,
3am Comptofi, thesawmlll tnan, was
In town Tuesday irom Grinly.
A, W. Iloyc was In Madras last Silt'
urdny from the Haystack country,
fJUpt, C. C. Covey was over from fhe
Warmcprlng agency last Wednesday to
nttfrid the sale ttt the Cook ranch. He
bought an Incubator for use at the agency,
Died, the infant son of Mr, and Mrs
J. E. Wilson, nt Prlneville, Monday, Feb.
15, 1909, aged two wefcks. Interment
was held nl Madras cemetery Tuesday
afternoon.
A large crowd attended the Cook auc
tion sale on Agency Plains, and the nunv
erous articles sold brought good prices.
Col. W. H. Reynolds of Culver was the
auctioneer in charge of the sale.
The entertainment given by the pupils
of Madras public school at Sanford's hall
last Thursday evening was a pleasant oc
casion for all who attended, and the young
people wno had th program In charge
deserve much praise for the success rif
the entertainment. After the musical and
literary programme w,u completed bas
kets were sold, and the neat sum of $30
was realized for the baseball team, for
whose benefit the ttatertainmcrit ' was
given,
Gustnve.C. Uehrman of Portland was
i.uslnve 1.. uehrman or Portland was
in Madras last Thursday to attend A blar
ing in a contest ol the homestead entry of
Clyde I). Creek, who fitrd on land in the
Culver country several years ago. Owing
to a failure in the service of the notice of
contest, the- hearing was not held last
Thursday, and it will be necessary to se
cure service by publication as it is said
the defendant no longer resides in this
vicinity. Mr. Dehrman returned to Port-
and Thursday afternooh.
Mrs. Nancy H. Lemon nnd Mis.
Dwlght Roberts of Culver were in town
last Thursday, the former attending a
hearing in a land contest. The contest
was brought by Mm. Lemon against the
homestead entry nf Vernie DelashtnUtt on
the ground of abandonment. No defense
was made to the contest. Delashmutt
formerly resided at Madras for a short
time, but after filing Upon a homestead
left this locality and has not returned.
Mrs. Roberts, J. T. Robinson and Geo.
Rowan were witnesses for Mrs. Lemon
at the hearlngi
Jack Sommers, who is connected with
the Pioneer Telephone Company, was in
town the last of the week looking after
telephone matters at Madras, Mr. Som
mers says that his company Is contem
plating a number of improvements in the
telephone service at this place, including a
switchboard at Madras nnd a local ser
vice. Several changes will be made in
the line to I'rineville, reducing the num
her of phpnes on the main line nnd im
proving the through service. It is also
their purpose to 'give Madras a better
long distance service by giving this place
a connection with the loni; distance line
at Heisler or Haycreek. These changes
will be made in the Spring.
Andrew Larien wm a vtaaf Ui week
at the cowityseat. He went oVer to
attend the teachers examination.
C. F. Smlthi a business man from
Prineville, and a large laHd owner In the
Lamonta country, was in town lasl Thurs
day,
Rev. I. D Brown foUnd the skull 01
some animal bUrled at n depth of ja feet
on his place last week, while sinking a
well, The fossil was IHibedded in ft stra
tum of sand nnd was in fairly good con
dition, Although broken in several places,
ft Was about the she of a goat's hfcdd and
had soliiewhat the appearahce of trie skull
01 tnat animal The fossil will be pre
served, and later may be seltt to the pa'
leontologlst nt the University of Oregon.
Willis W. liiown of Heisler was in
town Tuesday. He has Jmt deliVed five
car loads of prime beef cattle at Shaniko
lor the Union Meat Co. of Portland
The cattle ranged better than 1 joo lbs,
and brought 44 cents. Mr. Brown has
fed about 360 head this season, and will
sell the balance later on, when he expects
a good deal better price, l'rices for beef
are on the raise, and some have already
been contracted for April delivery at 5X
cents.
CLASSIFIED LOCALS
FOit SALE At tbe OenrffR Hodman
ritnoli ni-nr. Culver,. 16D.CKKJ lbs of
trrnln. incluilinif Club, and Golden
benrdiess barlev
2tfl8
nnd Weatrrn Wonder outs'.
HOME OUttED
Mnt Murker..
JACOS At Madras
tf
PAINTiNG nnd Paper iJnnging-Firet-clnsA
workmanship. Call on, or ad
dress J. M. Larecn, Madras.
6
Edward C. Pease Go. Inc.
THE SHANIKO STORE
1
.luflt hfiQrkirtofitOtikat thU and Of JANUARY, .wfc will close $
out all surplus stock at bostto make room for New Goods.
This will be the greatest
Reduction Sale
of any ever held heretofore. You CAN SAVE 25 to 50 per ot.
on Dry Goods, Clothing Shoes, lien's Leather Winter Boots, Comforts,
COTTON and. WHITE WOOL SL-STIET'S
kr, in 11 1 1
A 3UEAT SLAUGHTER SALE of gro
ceriei, clutjihig, shos mid oilier
general inerclUmliHo bug begun ft
A. C. Suriford'H. Htook will bo sold
out at onre, and purcbusers can save
nno-tblrd by buying during thic
culo. For full particulars see my ad
vertisement In this Ifsue. A. C.
Sanford, Madras. tf
E8TKAY IlbGS TAKEN UP.-Cumc
to (lie George Rodman much about
Nov, 16, 10118, 5 head of swine, 3 or, 4
months old. Sural! nick In of point
nf oiih ear. Owner chu have same
tiv rivliiL fnr tliln ail. and pxripimu
1 " r- ( : I
or keeping the hogs, it. II. D'Kelly.
8t-f25
FURNITURE 20 per cent Off
A large stock of FURNITURE consisting of
Extension Table's, Iron Bedsteads, Woven wire
SDiinc? Mattirf&sea. Wool Toii IviattreSse'sl
Sanitary Couches and Art Tick
ers and Commodes, Chairs, Child's Cnbs
and Rockers, Etc., Etc.
:ss-
STOVES 20 per ct Off
Wodd and Coal HEATERS,
Laundry Stoves, Steel Ranges,
ahd KITCHEN UTENSILS
20 PerCt O-ST0VES
Think what It means a saving of 20 per ct. on
FURNITURE, STOVES, COOKING UTENSILS, ETC.
This Special Sale will be for CASH ONLY, During
The Month of January
JH
The Chief Study of This Store Is to Satisfy Its Customers
I'AIOmfta AUCTld.N-Held HtMad
ras every Saturday, beginning Sat
urday, February So, anil any article
brought in for that purpose will be
sold to the highest bidder. Tbe sale
will be held in the LoVeall building.
See ad. lu another column,
NO. 3851
The First National Bank:
OF PRINEVILLE, OREGON
B. K. Allen, Prenlricut.
T. M. Baldwik, Cashier.
Will Wubiwuilxr Vice Prci.
II. IHLDfUw, Al. Culiler.
ESTABLISHED 1888
l-pltal, Burplus and TJndUldeJ
$100,000.00
ProflU
Blacksmitiiing
Plow Repairing, Wagon
Work, And A Specialty
OF HORSESHOEING
W. B. CHILDERS
(Formerly The McELROY SHOt)
MADRAS, OREGON
.Mr , i
. E. PETERSEN
ANTELOPEj OkEdON
Watehiflaker
w Je weler I
jewexryoi iumh mlo pi
der rr .Sef.Tof
FIRIT-CLASS WORK.CUAraWtEED
Ir
THE PrONEE JOB OfFlCE Turns
nut neat, attractive printing, Qodd
stock, clear 4yp, reasonable pricesi
Get
Ready'
lift
ForS
PRING SEEDING; We Hare
DISK CULTIVATORS
ill prepare your field rightly
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
UNITED STATES
Ftcstdcn t .ui..., Theodore Roosevelt
VJce-Pfcsldf'r't...:... Charles AV Fairbanks
Secretary of Svnttj... Ellhu Root
Scn!tary of Treasury Cleorgc U Cortelyou
Secretory of Intertdf Jas R Garfield
becretary or War .Luke E. Wright
Secretary of XaYy..,., Victor It ftc'twtlf
Secretary of Cjlpjncrce ...Oscar Strauss
Tflstraaster GefWral,.., Oco Von ii Meyer
secretary of Agriculture...
(J J Jlonaparte
James Wilson
STATE
QufWru.- in,-.v.. .fieorgb Biirnberlaln
jr. jy. iienson
L. r.
Treasurer..
"'""TOflF"W!Mll,tlH'...!li,lAaCflWlO
ip.ftJWIfiInstru:Uon''V...Vlr It Arfmn
J,rffvF,r.it-H,,......i.. V 8 Dunnl
5
indFc
Hi.
fH";" Bbmmisslotier J w Batlcy
u a Bfiuatora c w Fulton
'rJaiVi
i ....
angrtssmtjn.
My- r F A
ouprcmo juages n
I R
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
JuJ8- WliUradshaw
Ptosccuttrlg Attorney Fred W. Wilson
e'feOfiKK OOUNTY
Jm,8 i........ if, OJJtlls
CK'k .. n . . . i . i . . . , AVarron Urown
8M'9 ".'". i. t..,.i,M, ...Frank Elkltis
"cumcr .,,...,.,. AY P Jtlfc
Assessor. , V, J D LaFollettl
School Huptfrsittcndriril
SUfvlsyor....,
Coroner ....... ,V
I
i Bourne Jr
W 0 Hawley
n ii turns
F A Moord
S Bean
WIliEli
rtK - iai-iiiriiiiiii"iiriiiiVirli.i,iifii'TiMtiiti - - - fi--irp
; ii" j- "" ,x ( n tr- ir , , "in i i7i
1 . . JLf' M HI Mi i 1 ..... ...
McTAGu AR 1 & BYE
...It. kJoxi
I. Uf. t
...J. A. MCall
Commtssloniir...',.... .....'l JamcilUciS
I Dayley
JusS?.:;1' .'.v.:.::........V.j.Dtoora
J M Mayes
!4SiH?-iS.t.U.' v. 3' w- "vlogston
yrff"il"-' - -if "-
Nature Provides
r t -
BXJT
CALIFORNIA
It ia til a natural wluter home
of ifiany thrJunand of the
tfrorld's beat, people. Under
the gebtlo Influence or Ita mild
vlnter cliuiate, every amuse-
jjient and recreation abounds;
Buch hathipgr boating, fiali
Injri driving; eucbpIcnlG?, par
lies anu 'jouucaiioU8."
Loa Ai-geles, Paso Roblea, Hot ,
Springs, Hotel del Monte, San
Diego, Sinfa Barliarn, Santa
Monica, Venire, Long Beach, '
Pnnta Cruz, or a score of aimlt
lar resorts and yon will find
health, congenial sarrouml
lii(Hj hospitable associates,
faultless accommodations and ,
numberless atiractl iib and
conveniences.
thfeb.R.&.N.COx
CONNECTINO WITJu
Soulnem ftudSfie Go-. v
iakea Inexpensive rund
trip excursion rates
lo California
A six mouths stopover ticket
SHANIKO to LOSMGELES
nnd retura is V.oo '
Coryeppondlng yatep are in .
eOVjot to other points.
Ao haye joroe,very illstlnodve lltera'i
ture coyeHnfe Calfot;n,laa Winter re?
Sorts ii and will tnU nl.U t.. ..t..t..L
W C Xe Information and ae'slst-
lULourcomrilauu.
atice ;
Hir IlckiU. sleipiitf
c, call on, teleiti
E. J. WILSON, Local Ageut, Sbanlxa, OK
car reservat
tc, call on, teleirrapfi or wr'lto
OR
vicn. t-au. Agt,
portlandj Oregon
l4l
V
Hardware, $rocerie&
Implements
&
Madras, dre.
LIVERY
tlfte bet in Sh'ahiko
flood Stotik,
Btv.pr Hy
At Yttf KeilSoitMbte
Careful Drlv-fi
Mnd GrMln PiU
b. A. r4f6well, Shanikb) t)tS
i me river,
CM. A. 'm a.
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