lings at
(VV, Brow"
. ....Anl.
I..
of HeliM wnl.l
.. : .'v..?..
ii"' . .1.- -ntur country.
..uun was in iow "
from
Irlari
w
bis homo on Troutcreek,.
tvo) a visitor in
from the Culver
Ullln and Mist
Saturday
. .. . tit-.l.!....
IcbamberMin of urn, w
I J, own lastSniurdayon his oy
trill'-
V,d, Jones of Prineville has bee.
Ethel KMder at her horn-.
f )fdra. . , , ,
a.ttv4 j-lAriftt
I' i. .h home of Mrs, K,
i i
I.J Mrs. C. I.
P" " ,. It4.l
Lr over from me ojjenty m.
1 .....a iVi hill parries.
y 0 auc'i" "
K Merman, who is surveying lot
nunenton the Warmsprlng res
was in town last Snturdny.
rtOsbom and family came down
,ver last Saturday to nttend thf
.W'armspring t Samcs Ul M"
n . t?..lisin inrl wife
Fjorr. ru -
of the week for Washing) oi.
bere they will spend the btim-
faihs.
BkUcII Cram and her daughter,
Mjc, were in town lasi naiuraay
yirom Prineville to their home
It creek.
Myrthena Taylor came oyer Inst
fcfrnm Warmprlngi where she h
j jchool, and spent Jhe day with
n Madias. ' ,
Clara Homey, teacher of the prp
ilts in the Madias school," bar
wi friends in l'rineville since
! til KbOOl.
i took was in town last Satur
in (he agency. He drove over
u horte load of basketball playcts
: Indian school.
jimmdeM Covey of the Warm-
Iwervaiion came over irum tue
last Saturday to attend the Mad
fcmsprmgs ball games. '
1, F. IJUnchard, who has been i
in the Crook County Hlghj
returned with his family to lusi
tbe Methodist Mill district last,
Skinner of Warmspring was in
onday on his way to Hnycreek.
ancr has accepted a position as
per for the H. S. & L. Co. at
fcycreek store,
jew Larsen, who is teaching the
jicbool at Simnasho, came ever
fcrday and pitched in the ball game
Radian team. Mr. Lirsen farm-
ihed for the Madras team (or sev
n. r B. F W, Pitman ol the Clirh
fch at th:s place, accompanied by
pnan, returned Monday morning
pnonta. where he has been asslst-
"igetist Gregg in a series ol re-
ittinRS,
i. D, Urown leturncd last Frldav
from lone, accompanied on his
7 his eldest sort, who has been
at lone for snmi itmo U ie
the cljmate of this section will
nefictal to him.
r Sanford returned Thursday from
While there Mr. Sanford pur-
f'om Frank Rodman, a hnlf inter-
Sanford store building at this
hich interest wn numorl liu III
Ella Hodman.
FV of sheep shearers who have
ItlH over near Sisters, were in
'l Thursday afternoon on the r
railroad. Thev have finishrd
' " Ihts county and nre on their
rntana. wheiB flllMrlnir haa In.t
. ...Q
Hrlfnch and family of Lamonta
nwn Mondnv. Mrs. Helfrich
children were on their wav to
Pi Oregon, and Mr. Helfnch ex-
,ee In n day or so for Califor-
' drive throueh. polntr liv wnv
H Falls, .
Craristetteir school
hti t very successful year last
J "umber of Madras people at-
closing exercises last Thurs
and all of them have words
or the very creditable! manner
l l"e Pupils ol the school acouttted
rts,
JJ'nore anil wire and C. t,
'I lam I lu ni ti . ...
l vnmip were in ryiau-
P3" Of tile week vlsillncr nt (tin
A' C, Sanford. Thev leftat
tmH lor Klamath flail., and
"'I Cross the mountalni and
JJ Point on the Oregon coast,
" 81J Aline S.anford accom-
naUhe coast. t
)a1ei Reams and wife were in town last
Tuesday (mm Heisler.
Mrs Ua V. Franks was In town last
Friday from her home n?ur Lamonta.
jVlrn, C. Smith of the Warmsprlng
.(prry returned Tuesday from Portland
Dr, Harold Clark lias been In town
several, days this week frorti the hfimonta
country.' ''
'Fred Fisltcr was In . town Tncndny on
his way home from Qriiily sawmill willl a
load of Juiriber. :
Lee CUffis nn'a Ualph Allefllpf Ha'y
c'reek were in town last Saturday to ai
tfnd the ball gaihes.
Dr. J. C. Hftrllett" Was a. ViSittir in the
Lamonta country Wedricsday irinrning on
professional business.
...Hev':H L. Bell arid family left last
week Tor Hood Rjver, wheife (hey will
remain for some lime.
A. 'Zell came drtwn from Prineville the
last of ha week ahd is Ibnking after JiiS
binlness interests in this section.
Chester Kincaid of Antelope was in
town last Saturday and refereed the bas
keiball games between Madras and the
Va'rmprings.
The Madras baseball team is trying for
a came with the Redmond team and the
ftnyi from the irrigated country will be
ern In action with the "dry farmers" at
Madras, provided expenses for the tram
cm be guaranteed,
Evangelist Samuel Gregg came down
Vt onday morning front Lamonta, wilere
he has been conducting a series of revival
meetings, The meetings closed Sunday
evening, flir. Orcgg will next conduct a
erles of meetings nt Hood River, for
which place he left Tuesday morning
F W. Woolry, traveling salesman for
the Marshal Wells Co. of Portland was
m town Tuesday, driving his new auto on
it first trip into Central Oregon. .Mr.
Wooley and other traveling salesmen are
riw making inlerior Oregon in th-ir o n
4tt tchines J. M. Matthews-, who ren.re
enis Lang & Co., also drove Into Central
Oregon on his last trip, in his new ma
chuie.
r, 0. Tucker returned last Thursday
(mm Portland. He says that his son,
Pearl, who was taken to Portland several
weeks ago for treatment, has improved
very much and is rapidly recovering. He
was operated upon when he first went to
Portland, since which time he has im
proved steadily. Mrs. Tucker is still in j
Portland and will remain until Pearl is
well enough to come home.
James R'ce, who for nf number of yeais :
has been connected with the H. S. & L.
Co. of Hnycreek, has severed his conncc:
linn With that company. Mr. Rice came
io Haycrrek as foreman when Mr. E('I
wards'ptirchased that property, and later,
upon the reorganization of that company,
became a stockholder. He desired to go
into the sheep business for himself, how.
ever, and has just made an exchange of
his Interest in the company fnr other
property owned by the company. In the
ettlement he acquires the Trout creek
ranches, about 7000 acres, and 8000 head
of sheep. The Trout creek lands include
some valuable alfalfa ranches, and MV,
ftice has gotten hold of a fine property.
He will continue with the company
through the present Summer,
bIsj
Jack Dee was in
own yesterday' trom
the sawmill on upper Willow creek,
Supj. C, C,' Covey came over from the
agency yesterday, to; httcpd the big farm
ers picnic.
Dave Rogers and. family were in (own
yesterday attending the farmers meeting
at this place.
Will Barber was in town yesterday
from Yamhill flaPWd'tlended (he farm
ers picnic here. . , . ,
Born to the wife of Clarence Cox at
1
Lamonta Wednesdayj ' June 9, 1909, an
8 pound daughter.
0. Springer came down from Culver
yeiterday to attend :lhB meeting of the
farmers at this" place.
fnrh Brown, a prominent rancher from
the Maysiack country, was in town yes
terday attending the farmers' meeting.
Miss Wanda Logan of Portland was in
Madras last Tuesday on her way to
Prineville to visit her father, who Is a
prominent stockman.
Miss Maud C. McDonald, who has
been visiting in Portland for some time,
returned last Thursday, Miss McDon
ald made commutation proof Friday on
her homestead on Agency Plains.
F. A. Sykes, president of the State as
sociation of the Farmers' Unions, -arrived
last Tuesday in Madras. Mr.yMajne
to attend the .farmers' meeting infrfrns
yesterday, and during his stay was tite
guest of President J. H. Horney of the.
county union.
"Professor Monro Tolbert of Culver
was in town yesterday, presenting the tes
timony in two contests in which he is in
terested Both were default cases, the
defendants failing to appear. R. A. Mer
chant and Walter Ruble came down with
Prof. Tolbert and acted as witnesses fr.r
htm
The infant child of Mr and rs. G. J.
Hardy died Tuesday night at their home
on Agency Plains, after an illness of two
weeks aged about seven months. 'Inter
ment took place in Madras cemetery yes
terday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy
have the deep sympathy of the community
in the loss of their baby. ..
Edward G. Pease Oo.
THE SHANIKO STORI
f4soi Spring
Inc. I
I.I I iSIMIa M
Goods! I "
We are receiving daily otir Spring; line of
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DRY GOODS, SHOES .
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MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FURNISHINGS
An elegant line in all departments
FISHING TACKLE
WE HAVE A COMPLETE AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK
Telescope Rods, Bamboo Rods, ' Jointed Bamboo Rods, )
Bamboo Pp)&Iong and short, Reek, King Fislier Trout
Lines, Black Spanish Leaders, Imported Leaders, Etc.
) Everything Needful For A First-Glass Fishing Outfit c
J
GALL AND SEE US AT OUR SHANIKO ST!
The Chief Sfiidy of This Store H to Satisfy Its GusSomers
1 MM
Opportunity
CALLS-DON'T NEGLECT
Rlacksmithlng
lest Soil-Best Climate-Best Water
We are ready to locate parties on
ESERT AND WITH flATER RIGHT
Enables you to get Irrigated Lands
at Low Cost. These lands will sell
for $50 to $80 per acre WHEN RECLAIMED.
JOSEPH G. HOUSTON, Madras
v-mT"-r"-i'r"fi"-H
McTAGGART & BYE
MADRAS, ORE.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE
- - IMPLEMENTS - -
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Fishirtg Xacklp
We can (urnlsh'ydu with a fin6 outfit
FLIES, LEADERS, Etc., Etc.
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STOVES RANGES
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Plow Repairing, Wagon
Work. A Specialty Of
HORSESHOEING
W. B. CHILDERS
(Formerly The McELROY SHOP)
MADRAS. OREGON
TOWN
LOT
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&. Personal Property-'
HANDLED BY
D. W.
Oftlcp, RoomO, GRKEN HOTEt,
MADRAS-, OREGON
MST uQITH G)E
ASNETT
SUMMER RATE
Dating tihe Season 1909
-Via The
SEASTj
OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION GO.
,OREGpN SHORT LINE AND,
UNION PA IFIC RAILROAD
From'
Portland, Seattle, 'Spokane;' Tacomaj Walla Walla -and
all points on The ,0. R. & N; ihie
To OmnHil and fetutn $60
To HfiSHS CITV and Hetutrn $60
To ST. LiOXJlS and Return 67 50
To CHICRCO aTb! efcUFn ...... 72 50 '
t And to other principal cities in tho East, Middle
West and South, correapomlliiiily low fares. '
On Sale June 2, 3; jMly2, 3 August 11,' 12
to DELIVER and Return, - 50
H)n "Sale May 17, July "August :ll ?
Going transit llnilt 10 dnyi. frcfra date of sal'llnnl return i'lmlt Oct 1
trfS0ta )reSe!,0lmo very.ttractlvo fenfnrej in th.e wV of stop
over pr vileees. and ahniM of r..ute, tlierf hv enabling DHeiieara To
mako aide trlpa to mau Interesting Ppl,u8 enrontft. P-S to
!?s&triih 0aUforn,a ANy ba h'na M & 8lf'ht
WILLIAM MgMURRAY, General assaiier A'gent, Porik, Orefoa
LIVERY
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good Stock. 6ireful Driver
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