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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1909)
its. lift lil'i 'a"y"i'"J''r1' ' .'--. at Madras, ' , . Turner i visiting nil It CU'"'" P"" ttf.ntlnill Of CUI- . . ..... .rtlUit Inst Saturday visitors i" 5,1 Robins ami vi. u rt' 1 .Inv VIsillML' 01 . - ft f tidier an J d"'"0'' " ATI'' " i.JSi tMur. . , , - (rink Elkms c,,mc oVcr rr01" s..r bunneis ii- Ljln. Claude C. Covey came ,tt Warnuprinc agency last ,pent the day visiting friend. i( Birtlttt left Sunday morning L county, where he expects to i,( veeks looking after bust- id, after wnicti nc win return tHinnan.who has beet) working M Yaklnu country for some rtujiotd to his home on Agency Thurday. freJ Davit and children, who iDodini; the Sumntcr vttitUiK d rthtivfcs at Albany, returned Situtday aliernoon. fuHi and faintly, Miss Jessie ti pearl Tiirker returned lat itmnjc from a iinntlrs outing on dlloptol (lie ( trades. jdnka M Allu and Mrs. K. f(f llavcr'ek in town Ian At, tie former m -dung final proof rnte.td near H -lycreek. q P. h"ttn(5"'n of oungs ((a MmJiy Mr. Whjtiingtan tofjnfii to pirtirs in Tacoma, jfi, nnd was in town fixing up fai. kJ Mm, C K Koush returned JUIJ Il"ltl l' II lllf in I 11(1111111 I ! . . . I f . . to went over to Seattle to see 'J. Eipositinn. Mi&RStt and family, Ed Hnld- w ii Hess left Mondny morn- is arm springs on the Warm- bnution, where they expect to irtek camping out. Kim Jhgness, recently from jr,t$ in Madras visitim.' rein !.t charge nf the Mud Spring i;rn hn r . ......I . I 'it ending jear. tarn E Aireywn of Youngs H'olut Siiu.tl.y. Mr. Akey- .ttujucina a loardini? hniisc mi td says that he is kept busy k travel, win, h has increased 5 railroad work started In Cen- Blegli wis in 'town last Thurs. 'i home at the Cove Orchard River Ilebmiicht up n load W he disposed of in the Inenl u Uneftli h wj n K0(i cr0p f Jr oi ail kn.ih, except penchce, kt iH have none. Mrs. WVhnm Joslin.of Hay- "iton !,(.t Thursday to nt eddinjr ol ii.cir niv icii inn iirr ni Moanon in Unn County, r eipect m pend the Winter. Roy and his britle will re. Uome place. I n i. . "loetitlnfr returned the lam litV r. ..." r aeaiii?, where he at- conference of the Qermnn xurch. Mr. MoehrlnnU -iuii inrn I.. 1...11 1... 1 . , . Iimw ' ' " B'a W tcnrni IVlUIIII'fl I rS III MhHkn. j ilia iJiijiii'c rict for.inipther cdtst Kill ,1,., ..1. "5 Hill continue tn ImMc Jl. ''Sifnni ... i-i" rcprrsentnt i f Ut I. ,ae mterei.1 of .i -fouk County territory for hlonllu n I - it "t iiiwic aiiti ihis "iite vnlli.... . . . . I " "c ' uUitness for the s" Kcompati)Jng liiiri bh liis h, ' milling ifinn frni b ,', YaM""101'. 1ms been in "mm .inn .... ,Itl .1. '--iniri iiilu liiO r ' cuite stattar . " '!'.. lie.,ntnde 4 i;nrU ber 0ChWnwt t30 of ? ' ,Cr!nUlll)g thbP . It IS lln,l.,c.t .1... " for the I)Urnri!in nf J. G. Huston nrrivnd in town yester day from Tcthcrow Urldg'e. Don I'. Ken, who has been at Portland for tile past two month, returned to Mndirts yehtcitiay. John E. VVooldrldfid made final proof before Commissioner Turner upon his homestead SoUth of this place yesterdiy. iihic5 Kfias, who wbnt on mi outing to Crcsceht UtVe, near the hcrtd waters of the Henchmen, rclUinfcd home Suivluy' Me lepnils excellent fishlnt; and a pleas .tnt trip; but killed tin deer, though the Indications of them were ninny. Kcv 0. R Mooiliond, pastor of the M E. chliirli at this place, expected to Jr-ltve Ttieduy to attend the annual con ference width nwU nt Cnour IJ'Alene, Idaho, this week, but at the hut moment found ilkt It was liiipossihle for Inrn to leave lip has built up n tuong church nt this place aiul there is a tjnaninimu wish that he be returned to thiphargc for another year. Mr. Moorhcad preached his last sermnn in the present conference year at the Madras church last Sunday. Robert Rra returned Thursday after noon from Portland. He says that all one hears on the outside is "Central Ore gon" and the railroad war now raging in the Deschutes canyon, Mr. Rea attended the dial of the injunction suit between the Deschutes Riilrond and the Oregon Tru-ik Line, nr.d says tii.it in Portland the decision in favor of the Hill road is con uderrd one of the most important ever rendered in the state, in the bearing it will have upon the development of interior Oiegon. Frank KnreM, wife and daughter were in Piincvillc from their home on Crooked River near O'Neil. Mr Forest informed 11 Journal reporter thai operations were shortly to be resumed nf the Grizzly oil well. The work is to be iu charge nf lolin Moore, the well known well driller The well Is down to n depth of a little over 500 ftl, no 'work of any conse quence having been dune on the propett for the past three months. Promoters of the piospeciirg feel uie thai with pcrse vcniricc. their labor will be rewarded with valuable discoveries. At present a drill bit is lodged in the bottom of the hole and the first thing in order will be. to Tub it out. Special tools for this purpose arc now on the mad -I'nnevillc Journal. AmiEY'JACKSOH WEDDING Walter 1). Arncy of Madras and May H. Jackson of' The Dulles iccurcd a li cense to wed from County Clerk F. R. Angel Saturday and were united in mar riage later the same evening by Rev. IJ. V. Poling, ptstor of the Congregational church. The newly married couple left for their home near Madras Monday. The bride is well known in this city, where he resided for, many years. The Opti mist extends congratulations. The Dalles Optimist. The nejs of the mairiage of Walter Arncy and Miss May Jackson came as a pleasant surprise to the many friends of the young, couple in .th'ty .locality, where they .ha,v;,);esi(Jed for.ant.mb.tr of years. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J II. Jnckson, aniU she and the groom both have homesteads on Agency Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Arncy relumed last Thurs day to their home on the plains, where they eXpect to reiide. - - - PLEASANT CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT A very pleasant entertainment and so cial was given by the members of the Madias M. E. church at Sanford's hall last Friday evening. Some time ago members of one of the classes at the Methodist Sunday school were each pre sented with a quarter of a dollar, which they were expected to use in the most profitable manner for the purpose of rais ing a fund for ceitai'fi of the church's pro jects. The entertainment last Friday evening was for the purpose of hearing reports frdm each of thorc members Upon how they had used their "talent." There were 16 members in the class, and the re ports showed that the tnlcfits had been used so advantageously that n total of about $30 wits turned tn at the meeting. A Very entertaining prrvgrnm consisting of song9, instrumental music and recita tions vns nlso rendered, following which ice cream and cake, was served by the Ladies' Aid. The evening was a pleas ant one, nnd a comfortable little stlm was realised for the chuich. -t A dood Position can Ue had by atnbitluus ynUng rnen and ladles In the Held of "Wireless" or Railway Telegraphy. Since the 8 hoUr law becahte effective, and since the Wre less companies are establishing stntiofis throughout the Country, there Is a great shortage of telegraphers, positions pay beginners from $7 9 l)cr montb' with good chance or advancement. The National tclfcgrafih InsllttUtf, f Portland, Oregon,, operates, six official institute in America, under, supervision of, W i. ano Wireless officials, and placeo all B'a(Iu- . bsHbsssPbsssssbsBmM&i POPULAR flAYCIEEK COUPLE WEDS Mr. Roy Jolln and Miss Rqby Moore, both of Haycreek, were united in mar riage last Thursday afternoon in Madras, Rev. I. I), Hrown of this place peiform fug the ceremony. The happy event occurred at the leiidcnce of Dave W. Harnett in the picscnce of the relatives of the bride nnd groom nnd a few intimate friends from Madras and Haycreek. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moore of Haycreek. and the groom, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W, M. Joslin, is a young rancher of that locality. Mr. and Mm Joslin left Thurs day afternoon for Haycieek, where they will riiakc their home on the William Joslin ranth. 111 sff 1 jj .jjr-MONTHLY STYLE COOK FREE J&? Sward 0. Pease Go. Inc. THE SHANIKO STORE SERVICES AT f-i. E. CHURCH Sunday school at lb a in.; Epworth League at 7 si 5 p m. O. R. Mookhead, Pastor. Window side next Saturday afternoon at ). S, Larkin's stpre. Ice cream will be served. DISTRICT QUARTERLY MEETING The Free Methodist district quarterly meeting will be held at the Free Metho (list church in this city September 1, con tinning over Sunday the 5th. Presiding Elder J W. Johnson of Portland will be present at the meetings. CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES Sei vices in Odd Fellows hall. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Sunday Sept. 5, at tfa m, preaching at Xamonta. At Willow Creek 4 p. m. Sunday school at Lamonta every Sun day nt 10 a. m. You are invited to attend these services. H. F. W. PlTMAff, Pastor. BAPTIST SERVICES Preaching at Madras the 4h Sunday of eafh month Union Sunday school at to a. m every Sunday, Hlackboard and wall roll exercise for the children. I. D Hrown, Superintendent. You are cordially invited to attend these services. t MEKllQHITE SERVICES MADHAS-Sc'ioiiil f-'timUy In each month at li A. m. rtiiit 7:10 j. m. In Free Methodist Church, Ol'AI i'lUf Rf E-Ercry Sunday rtt lift. m. and 7:30 p. m. In Opal I'ratrio Church, Union Hunclfty ci-hno) uvory Rundny at 10 a m. JONll'KIt llOTTK School Hou0-Kvcry Sun- day at 3 p. m. Union Sunday school every Sunday at2p, m. MOUNTAIN VIEW School Ilouso-l'lMt and 3t Htindny ol each month nt 4 -no p. m. 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