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Mcl'nrriinck on
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WMnJuiveover irum aiiio-
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BiVJner left m rno.iy .-
be will M'c"" """"
:r ihe Albu coumry.
Tintori and wife leiTt Irtst Snl
(,11c hot P'nK ti'e 'Cserva-
itstjen, who has been wdrklnj;
LtMidenfc oV Thotilni Hro
iriiuued (0 1)14 home
latTliurIay.
Sbwp moved family Jo Mad
. II. la .tinif.fl IL'llll
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Illnawlt drink cJtnunsiinirtit
-(rineville Jumn.nl.
R,il)inwn and family have taken
puJencc in tc collage ihey re
oblit of Max Liicddcnmnn, who
5is Fnday of lat week.
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y.l i Mnntpl WlirWIrr WCIC
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Bion from Griiily liWtSnltir-
Whcclcr lcinj on ilio way lo
Is ember in Washington state.
f Hrmmer of Albany, who own
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ibict ol lana in tne uayMacK
Itluptndmjj onc (line in till In
Itetag after his business interests.
HAh Sondqiictt, who lias been
Mot Hilly Moore at the Hahn lio-
i it.. . ir. i-.. tt
KTtHi monins ich i.m rn-
,i i Mil at the home of her parents
temlle,
iSnie Hingan of Antelope arrived
Kundiy for an extended stay In
se Divine accepted a position in
I merchandise More of J. C. &
ijirtiflion,
E Dochien and family of Hay
ftttTcesday in town. They were
rati by Mils Jrnnie L, Hisliop,
a dfcvJcJ to locate on a liomc-
xiflUjcreek.
i E!n J. Smith, whn Ins been
W lie Summer at ihe.honje of her
mi. I S l.aikln, left for l'rlnr,-
!nrdy morning, where he Is t
it public sctioul this Winter.
jltooih, president of ..the, Crook
US, and Mayor,,!) P. Stewart,
?rbenlle, were visitors in MdrA
4jr and wrie looking over lint
$ !i)C country. Mr. Month had
Jlathii locality for several years
J lie dfvelupment In this vjcinity
t'Mler than lie expected to sec,
JtW Sarntirl ()reK, who clt)(rd
ll nieciitiKS at I'rirtrvlllc a few
iVaed through town Monday
Me w.t nccompnn
f(!K Mr. fJrcRK has bcn
u jnstor.itr o the Christian
fnnevitlc. I.ut it wn not loomed
Jack Chinch of Maycreek wa in town
sevetnl days tliii utrk viiltlt frlcntls,
I'rolnssor Kiley Cook was n victor at
Ptlhevlllc tliis week, rettntiliti' home Tuo
tiny,
ti...
nrrgn ainitii, (lie genial barber of
Madras, npttu (he firsi ,mtl 0( ,le WCck
ni L ulionta nnd I'tlneVillei
1'lic new mirth ion to t)c a. C. Uahford
More is rienilnt; completion 'and will soon
be reatly for m cttpancy.
Mlllrm Sllutl and uifc and Mr. JcfTartcs
of nijicka, Knnwn, nriived u town Hie
(lt of tho w-e for an eJttelrtlid Visit at
(he limllit of 1 jr 8lnut.
Mill .Viynf.cna l a, lor, tlnligliipr of H.
K. W, Tnjloi, led ,t I luitsday for Tht
1 IrtltMu ,. InLl ..u L. . .1...: I .
i ' imuk as leaciicr in
thcM'hoinpsim A, school.
Dave Peck anU family, wl)o have been
at llpod ftivcr and other, Columbia Kiver
points for several irionihs, have returned
lo Madras and vicinity to spend the Win
tcr.
. Mills litticl Klann, of the Ktmrock'
schodl district on North Agency Plains
went to Prirteville last week, where she
will attend the county high school the
cntnini; year.
11- tufll tr ..V '
ui. wniiam rveme, division surgeon
for Hie IJeschuies Railroad, hud the pleas
tire of n visit last week from hit father of
New Yoik. The senibr Mr. Ketltln de
parted the first of the week for his home,
vntiim; other scenic points ill the North
west on the wny
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. W
' . V telds dird yesterday at g a. m. The
funeral will be held at i p, m. today in
the M. 1. church. The little form was
laid at rest tin the Madras cemetery,
The commtitiiiy sympathies most sin
cerely with Mr. And Mrs. Fields in the
loss of their baby.
Mis Clara Homey departed last Satur
day afternoon for WalU Walla, where she
will attend school the coming Winter.
Miss Homey was awarded a scholarship
for highest honors won at the Crook
County high school in I'nneville fifteen
months ago and now goes to avail herself
of the gift. Miss Homey taught the pri
mary department in the Madras public
school last year, and her work was most
satisfactory lo the pitrons of the school
. ..trt. r .
J tfoibid
decided to accept the
ck, divulon cticlnettr for
'la Krilioad Commny, was In
?'i aaiuuiay to meet his wife
yta, who exnect io knond
lk'nlCr Cu",rul 0reK' iili
He Ins Innnird bis fam
fwlhere hu he,idiiiatler3 will
f P'ttent, as Ins division on tjie
J'tJ uiendk IVniu Mndhls to
p.
wurewell ami It UefUVcn Were
i.'s! Sn'Urday from tlictr rnnChc
L?Ut NU UeHaveii
Fhome n lower Trolit Creek
"tlln.l Uokoc Gnpl, tin hit
P fad, socutlug 8o acres.
tract h an attractive piece
fl'.Trotit Cieek rUnning through
f of i lie land Ijelnj! tinder
L! ,1,)el,BVelepceu to go
wiiele lib will Krni
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"'hew. known III liiU .,.i
jrV'le 'filing telephohe Inan
rer T'l'phone & Telegraph
J" 'C,aIfl,,K nfi rrconhlmctliig
g$llJiein ,inJ njrouml MiUrni.
jF it. is liiejnlentibn of
r!f, C0:'Pny to , establish n
Madras, ami u... .i.
f i inrr.r win nc
''""U lilt; cnimiH.i ...I.t
ll il
wable
and that (Urate
kn ik,.i ..it i
u J8 W. W.t ,lcr 10mBflA
"f ew'-n ..f iie company to
i 2 '" V) thnthe
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' win nave a ucucr
"win,
outside points.
NEW BANK WILL SOON OPEN
. In a message from j. M. Conklin of
Portland, yesieiday, it is learned that he
expects to return to Madras not later than
the 30th of this month and that the new
bank will be ready to transact a general
banking business before October i. Mr.
Conklin slates that he hat purchased one
of the latest nnd most modern vaults to
be usrd in connection with the bank,
, i
which gives nturnn.'c that the schemes of
cracksmen and like craft will be of no
avail agairut this institution.
' The incorporation papers are being
prej)rrd and all the necessary arrage
merits will be attended to by Mr. Conk
lin while in Poiiland, and as soon as he
returns to Madras (here will be a meeting
of the persons who desire lo take stock in
the institution, a beard of directors elect
ed nnd the final airangnnents completed
at an early date.
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REV. MOORHEAO CONTINUED AT MADRAS
At the recent meeting of the Columbia
River Conference of the M. E church,
hich wrs held at Coetir iridic, Idaho,
Rev. G. It. M n head was returned to
the Methodist charge of Madras and vi
cinitv, which is pleasing news to the peo
ple of this community, as Mr. Mooihead
is carrying on a good work here, and his
(riends will be glad to know that Ins ef
fort are appreciated by the conference.
IJr. Va)Jiii Skipworth was , also re
elected as iuperintendent of The Dalles
District, this office formerly being known
a ihe presiding elder. Ur. Skipworth is
an able and Versatile minister, and it is
with much satisfaction that his , many
friend leain of his being iciaiued In this
district.
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POliLSEfl DABY DIES
tPniil Eiml, this Ihiee-yrartild son of
Mr. and Mr. Wlls J'oulsen, died rtt their
hothc Saturday, Srptember t f, 1909, at
their hom; oli Agency Piains. The fun-;
entl was held Horn the Residence nt 2 j
o'clock and froiti the M li. thUrcIi at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon, Ihe service br
mg conducted by Rc-v. G. It. Mooihead.
IntetiiiBiit wit lud m the Madias ceme
tery. There was a Urg6 hssrinblilgc nt the
funeral of the baby, and the little casket
was covered with a bank of flowers, a
pretty llibute lion, the piany friends and
neighbors, who syulpalhirq n)(is,;ince.rely
with Mr find Mrs. Potilscn in Ihe loss of
their child.
C)RD OF THANHS , .
In th! nuiuur w,c eXtertd Sfi ,our many
friends and.noightjorj our henr.i,elt giati
tude nnd thmiks for the many acts of
kindness nnd deep sympathy shown u in
our recent bereavement.. Very sinceiely,
Mr and Mrs. Neils Poulsen.
Mr. and Mrs Max Lueddnnanni Who
have made their home in Madras for Hie
past four years, drpailed from this plate
last Krldny for outsiile pointi, they having
'not decided in what locafity they will,
eventually make their home. Mr ahn
Mrs. Lutddemanii were prominent in
bushiest- and social circles of Madras, and
their absence will be felt in the community
The Mndrns public school will begin
the Fall and win'er term next Monday,
the 20lh, with the following corps of
teacher 1 Professor W. It Cook, prin
cipal, of Mntlras) I'rofror 15. M. TifT
any of k.innt Mls Verna Howard of
'rinrvi'le, and MI- Nellie 'tflynoldn of
Hutip. The new t liMolhouse will be c- -cnpicti
at the opening of school, Cor.-1
tractor Magness having completed the i
lidilding in good season. The directors
ainVoiincc that tin account of the non arn
val of tile scats for the mil and 101I1
grades', s'tliool will not commence unlit
Mdnday, the 27th. The Madras school
is now well equipped' for work and a
most successful school year is expected.
CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES
Sei vices in Odd Fellows hall.
Sunday school at 10 a. in.
Sunday, Sept. 19, preaching at Grizzly
at II a.m. Services at Lamor.ta bun
day evening nt 7:30.
Sunday school at Lamonta every Sun
day at 10 a. m.
You are Invited to attend these services.
II. F. W. Pitmapt, Pastor.
MENNOHITE SERVICES
in cncli month nt
in l'ruu MHlu.ilInt
MADItAB-ficcond PuiHlny
11 a. in. mid 7:!W . in,
('liiirrli, I
OI'AI. I'ltAtUIK-Kvcry 8tuuiy nt lU.in. nnd ,
:n0i. m. In 0ml l'rnlrlu Church, Union I
HnniMy xrhool uvi-rr Hiiiiilny nt a a in.
JUNII'KIt liUTTK HciKwil HouKvery Ktin '
ilny nt t , m. Union Mnnitny school every
Hiiiulny nt 'J p. m. !
MOUNTAIN VI KW Hcliool HotiKe-Kfmt niul '
M HUn Jny of Ouch rnontli at 4 -.10 . in. Uli-
Inn Sunday echool every Hiinday Z:'M p. in.
11 arc cordlAlly Invited to thc?o ncrvlcci,
AitTilUK And MlNA CKKA8KY, I'lutors.
SERVICES AT M. E. CHURCH
Sunday school at lo a. m.; Epworth
League at '7:15 p. m.
Services in the Madras M. E. church
next Sunday morning, Sept. 19, at eleven
o'clock.
Everyone cordially invited.
G. U. M db R II HAD, Pastor.
BAilsVsERVIOES
Preaching at Madras the th Sunday
of each month. Union Sunday school at
to a. m every Sunday. Blackboard and
wall roll exercise for the Children. 1. D
Drown, Superintendent.
You are coidlalty inVited to attend these
services.
Ha
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Agents
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It is with great satisfaction that we announce our Sole Agency in Shaniko for the
LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS
iATr.Ehxb lextJici.fiKi) dy noxk;
PATTERNS
A tiiriiitlilj- style lJook iiialli;d free to each customer on n qiit.
to be put on our mailing INt.
& most ccoiidliiiual, uii(ueHtlonahly
the leaders In originality, and fatiltl tn
im to f
A Gniile Olinrt given free with each pat
tern, which l:llrt the exact quantity of
inatorial need and full Iiistiu.tloiis lit
cutting and filling s.-wnr.
v'lid ui your name and address
3STe-w And
COMPLETE STbCK OF
HARDWARE
A line line of tin
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famtiiis
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Edge
CUTLERt
TRY OUR .
diamohde'duerAzors
The best on the
Market
TIGER HEAD
TAILORING
BOO HUNDRED
h nippy nd a tractive
8;tiiiple of all-wool worst
ed and fancy milling for
Fall. The cremn of the
KOYAL TA I LOUS'
stock in Chicago has just
ai rived, and now ready
f- r ortr Inspection.
.Suits uiule to order In lat
ent styles and eVery suit
guaranteed to (It and hold
its shape until worn out.
Try us for your Pull suit.
Price3 from 18.00 up.
$25 REWARD
A reward of $2? is offered for informa
tlon leading to the conviction of any per
sdn or persons cuilty of the offense ol
tutting the lines, destroying or removing
e poles, or interfering in any way with
'the property of the Pioneer Telegraph &
Telephone Co. tf
Pioneer I'elegrepli & Telephone Co.
AlADRAS, OREGON
Rlafcksmitiiing
A large stock of Seasoned Rougn, 'also
a good assortment of Dressed and Finishing lumj
ber of all kinds at the company's mill. Ccill up
by 'phone or address .5r jEr
GRIZZLY LAKE LUMBER COMPANY
Lamonta, Oregon.
Plow Repairing, Wagon
Work. A Specialty Of
HORSESHOEING
W.B.CHILDERS
(formerly Th AlcELROY SHOP)
MADRAS, OREGON
FARMS,
TOWN
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&. Personal Property '
HANDLED BY
0. BARNEtf
MADRAS, OREGON
Office at Besidence, South Main St.
'hist rxiiTfi mE
i Scie
p p
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t$i 14
The O. R,
All advocate DISCING your
Jand immediately after the
crop is removed, preparatory
to Fall plowing. This Con
;seryes the moisture already
,in .the soil, and prepares the
land, to retain the moisture
occasioned by the Fall rains.
You need One of our
DISC.., HARROWS
for this class of work. Prides
reasonable for" a standard ar
ticle. BUY ONE AT ONCE.
GROCERIES HARDVARE-iMPLEMENTSSTOVESRAKXIES
Madras, Oregon
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fit The Seashore 1
NORTH BEACH J J
1h a delightful resort end a happy combination of plessuro
prouml pofuliilHilfH, An ldml olimnte, diversion of recren
lii.n pt-rfeut buihiiiK bouiinu uMilutf rilling, driving and
HXplp.ing, make NORTH MUCH the num churuilug iud
I opular play ground uu the North I'ajltlu (Juast. '
Has a
Stfecidl Suitinier dVCUfiitin Rate To NORTH BEACH PoinS'bf
$12 00
Fiom SHANIKO
Remeiuber tliifl will give you the iileasUnt, dnylifflit ride
Oa,0ie Sttt. T. J. POTTEP down tho. C.nhmVh T3ir
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'oiftNUS IN ORUUON''
J WILSON, Agt.,- Sllahlkd
WILLIAM McMUHfiAT. GM Nmim hml Maui. Oiwr.li
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The best in Shaniko
Oood Stock. ' Careful Drivers
best ofliajj and Grain Fed
At V5ry Rt'usbhabld Prices
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