.jr...
i(,f lilMWMiii
pRAS And The
tas Colintrjf
ortb n(l
wife from near
'Sp.ioK'.'!n l,lst Sn,Urdny
i. .-.I wlrH wfcrn In
i ir.llini!DecK ...... - -
" .1...!. ...ikillli In
t'ji,irrtV i
t in (
country.
of Aniel'iite w'aJ a bus!
On Dli
(aok home a I.Ji'l f !""
vii Slmi" "r 1118 ll0,n,e
.1 I miiir nnvp imivfin
F .1 t . MB.
l it n.iriiirun mill iiiu iiwy
'lheir ncW COllfigc m wc ouuhi
in.iafl.1 Gas Company, is m town
l,.,,. in connection with
. r.f iitr wreic tor a lew
m . I
tr health being greatly im-
. . it r l-i,..
. -k (. icrenilv sold liis rnncli
. m it r 1nrlllHII IMII
...,n Mltniled vmt to wii am-
...... I
i in hi'iIia Mfinl Hnnn lilc
3 while here.
...ia k 1M it Itllhnnci Mnni'inn
i t i l ... n -.1
.i. . . r I. i i
they ire at present located
J . -I . I I. ...I I . . . . 1. 1 I. 1,. 1 . .
n lit rrsinrni r niirnnpr.
D.Woof). wtin rnvns mnir!rr.ihlf
i . l . . . .
rauarm near Vancouver, w.nn
isd eipects to make his home in
t.
"VtlV. 1 MC9C IIIKII illC
Mi
KOQlSOn. t. Iin ltvr nrfn rtiil
nis enure inrmint; out lit,
MV4I mime iic nnu ins son,
tiS ittai r i . . i
wuiimette Valley, they havnc
ed at which point tlley will
U. r . IV I'll m n n I. . . u
t iiiiiuii, nun una UCCIl
tf ik ri -i -i
v -...i9iiiiii ciiurcn ni mis
- rm nine mnniiu, accom-
bv Mu n;.., ...i
"Miiman l,tve made manv friends
fotion of rnimiii nJ : n
.rMIII V lllllt II IS tft
" ICITPI IIHII lllll lllltlM Iwll
n miw imiv iwik
1. .1
lessen inroui'M Madras
of ih. ....... . ......
..... nrtcn nn II e wnv 10 Ills
" "'icv.iie. Mr. Allen h.is lieen
TT"w.ai the 5ov.iref..i Crnnl
inuenendcnt Ott er of Odd
ilt ...L..I
1 "men was le i In qr.ll1. r.
"c wai nni rf ll.. fi.... .1 I....
otmber.
"IK, Whd has been sfiehdint
ISflflth ti It. c A ll
"J ill inn A MMrt nHttfrtr nr.
Ml . ""I
tvwn i.ief Uniij. i.. ml ft t
A ivim w Ufclt
. ttli
'""V UWn rnnt IiliMMitt8' I 1 - I I
' Place. MK Cdekerhnm ini.
" "nuiish a wheat ranch on n
Upon the trricts lie owns In Hint
" 15 UndefStOrlJ thn nHrrhnsn
'-wineaw,ft land was Siooo.
11 tfnrtn mnan nn
"t . " a
. ,0ne Vefv nei-df..! wnrl nn iht
1 Mndr.l4. TM. .Ir..t Uno
l, T'-nif inn itr
0"B linte nn eyS sore nfier
L ralnarid..last week several of
' nt" men uiinii,.i r...i
-jr Kni. . . ...
!, UJ ws "Keel tn take charge
n nrnuH....i . . .n
w L-iiiiTiii . M mm inriinn.
""tnere will i. .v.n...4
Bln.V. "v "'Via OWHIMHIK
- uie til.. I ..It . . . . .
Water tO l-.ln nfi" In W.I!
Geob Summers, the tclrphone illan,
was In town this inorninf;.
Johll Hrogai. of Antelope was in town
tile last of the week nlul visited nt the
home of hit sister, Mis J. C Kobhfson.
J. M.Conkliit spHnt several days, al
lledmbiul tl'irlnf the . week, and while
there purchancd a tract lf irriiiated land
in tliiU Ideality.
Springer of Culver ha received the
appointment from Governor Bonson rts
one of the (lilegaics to teprosnU ihe Des
chutes Valley at the Nntinnrti Dry Knrm
m Confess which convenes nt ilnf;st
Mohtitna, Oclolter sfi, 27 and 28.
The first snow of the irnton was visible
on Griiily Mountain hut 1'riday morning.
It xllwppeiueii rapidly. The wl)je man
tle wits somewhat of ii mtrptjic a this
wwlinn VM Vliiteil bv a Jimvv rain ihr
jtnme evonlng and the dky before war
quite balmy.
V. W. VV""l6y. trsvclmu sulQininn for
Marshal-Wolls Hardware Co, and Mr.
Matthews, rppieiontiiiK Lanj; & Co., of
Cortland, arrived in town Sunday evening
and next morniitf cnllcil on the merchants
here. ISncli of the ijr.nilemcn is touring
the interior in his auto. The joy wagon
is found to be a great convenience among.
traveling solrsmen.
- -TOLD
flV THE PfllNEYILLE JOURNAL
John Hclfrich of Lamonta, nnd his sons
Hen and James and their families and
Dave Kogeis and Wife of Opal I'rairie,
all expect to go ttt 1'ittville, Shata Coun--ty,
Cftllf., to make thhir home The elder
Mr. Helfrich recently iold 80 ecrcs of
his land at Lamnnta to Rev, Adams of
Moro, a brother in law .of Tom Leech, for
Si 000. Hen Hclfrich and his father have
been offered S19 an ncic for 200 acres of
their land at Lnii.ontn, and this deal will
ptobably be closed this week. Other
Lnmontt people are also thinking of go
ing to I'ittville.
. William A Lee nnd Mrs. A. M. "Har
low of Madras were marned at the Meth
odist parsonage Wednesday evening, Sep
(ember 29, by Rev Lewellcn.
J. C. Cockeiham nnd Wjll Harber were
in town Tuesday from their homes near
Culver, Mr. Cockerham is from Duller,
Oiegon, and owns considerable property
in the Madras and Culv'er districts. (
County court is in session this week,
lodge lillis and Commissioner Bayley
taking up minor matters 90 Wednesday.
Commissioner Rice arrivell.today, There
are many things before the court of great
interest to the county. A lot of trouble
some Madras road petitions arc to be dis
posed of this term,
Tillman Teuter was in town from Mad
ras last Friday and Saturday. He says
real estate prives are going1 up there,
ranchers holding their dry lands at about
S20 per acre. Madras is on the boom
now with railroad construction camps as
the mainspring of activities.
.. .
8ERVICES AT M. E. CHURCH
Sundny Mjlwol at 10 a. m.; Epworth
League (M(7Oo p. pi.
The pastor will hold service nt Moun
tain View jchoolhouse Sunday morning
Oct. 10, and a Madras in the evening.
Rev. Fleldier Homan,. president of the
Willamette University, and a noted edu
cator, will speak in the M. E. church at
this place Friday erening, October 22.
The first quarterly meeting will be held
Friday, Oct. 22.
Everyone cordially invited.
6. R. M0OKHBAD, Pastor.
a
CHUROH OF CHRIST SERVICES
Sunday school at Lnmonta every Sun
day at ion. m.
AT MADRAS
Set Vices in Odd Fellows hall,
Sunday school at 10 a. iri.
Communion service immediately fol
lowing Sunday school.
You nre invited to nttentl these services
TOWN
LOTS,
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
HANDLED BY
D. W. HARNETT
MADRAS, OREOON
Oflloo at Itesidonoe, South Main St.
WST ttUTH fl)E
! A. E. PETERSON !
SI.AN.KO, ORIIdON i
I Watchmaker
ftni-l
V . .1 ll.lf.J. twlf. ID
iter wJ repaired. Settiftg for $
Precioui Stonei insdo.
BEALlito BIDS Will bo halved t
my olllcc until Ootobf-r 18, lOOi), for
1I10 ilollvorliifc of 11) oohln of uood
Wood nt t ho. MclioolliouHe In Mndrftfy
to Do Cordoil ntul measured beforo
rooolvliig. 8. 13. GRAY,
tt ClHrk of Dim . N.. 22.
mum Soil
ft
PROPrtlETOFl
Tonsorial Parlor
BATHS
nn (In--.irt ..iH-
Edward 0. Pease Oo. Inc.
THE SHANIKO STORK
III B j
4 isol Cnul Lurid
HOMESTEAD. Notloo for Pulill
(Jul Ion, Depart m(Mit of tlnj Infer
ior, U S Land Olll.'eHt TlioDiilloH.OrC'
KOti, September 80, 11)00.
Notice Is liHfflby :lvei (lint
; JOSEPH to. ICHENEY,
of 'Culver, Oregon, who, on Octobor
22, 1001, mrilu Homestead H.-rlnl
No 1)3338 No. 138fi0, for Heiiei ueo 0
mid vvjnwi, tiei'tv uec 10, tp 13 n,f 13
h, w nt,
Iwih filed notlco of Intention to mike
fiiml flve-yeur pron'r, to eslubllsili
clnliii to tlio land uImvo dt'Hcrlbed, be
fore Howard W. Tumor. O. S. Commls
Hi. uier, ut lilt, oflloo at Madras, Ore
gon, on tlio Otb day of November, 1000.
Claimant ntuncH qh witnesses:
George Ooborn, Robert Oborn,
JuineH P Head, Willlnm O itaUtoo, ull
of Culver, Oregon,
O. Moonn,
(lO-iil IteglHter
Sole
Agents
MifAHilHUMM
-MONTHLY STYLE BOOK FREE
Solo
Agents
It is with great satisfaction that we announce our Sole Agency in Shaniko for the
LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS
PATTERNS MXOKLLED HY NONE;
tlie .most L'coiioinicnl, unquestionably
the lenders In originality, and faitltl ss
ns to lit.
A monthly style book mailed fico to each customer on request.
to be put on our mailing list.
. . t ...
10c 8t 15c each
A Guide Chart given free with each pat
tern, which tells tlio exact quantity of
nmtorial used awl full instructions in
cuttlriR and fating same.
Send us your name and address
I SOLATED TRAtrr. Notice for Pub-
Jloutlou. Puldio Land Sale Serial
No0222-.'l The Dalles, Oregon, United
States Land Olllee, Bept. 23, lOoOi
Notice Is hereby given that, as di
rected by tho Commissioner of the
General Land Onhe, under provisions
of Act of ConcrrsH approved June 27,
1000, Public No. 303, we will oHerul
public sulo to the highest .bidder, ut
11:30 .o'clock a. m., on the lQth day of
November 1000, next, nt thU. office,
the following tract of Inml, towit: uel
swi sec 17, tp 8-, 17 o, w in.
Any persons claiming adversely the
above-described lauds are advised to
Hie their claims, of objections) nn or
before the day above designated for
mile.
30 t)4 O. W MoOke, Rerlster
Subeuribo for tlio Pioneer aud get
the home nows. Price 1-60 per vear.
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COMPLETE STOCK OF
GENERAL
HARDWARE
A lino line of the famous
Diamond Edge
CUTLERY
TRY OUR
DIAMOND EDGE RAZOfiS
The best on the
Market
TIGER HEAD
TAILORING
500 HUNDRED
ii(tji)y and attractive
sample of all-wool worst
ed ami fiiney suitings for
Fall, The cream of thd
ROYAL TAILORS
stock in fchicago has just
arrived, and now ready
i-,t your Inspection.
Suits made to order in lat
ent styles ami every suit
guaranteed to fit and hold
its shape until worn out.
Try us for your Fall suit.
lMct-3 from 18.00 up.
MENNONITE SERVICES
MAJtU9-Second Suiidfly In'cacU tnpn.th Bt
il iuni.ond 7:80 p.m. in Free MiitUbdUt
Church, .
OrAI. I'n.URlE-Uvcry Sunday nt lla. Ui. and
7:S) p, rrt. In 0ml l'rnlric Church, UntOn
.Sunday sohool cvory HundBy at 10 a. m.
JUKU'KR iiUTTE School Housd-Evcry Sun
day nt 3 p! tn. Union Sunday school every
Sunday at 2 p. iti.
MOUNTAIN VIEW School Houso-Flrst nrld
3d Sunday of each month an :30 p.m. Un
ion Sunday school every Sunday 3:30 p. In.
All aro cordially invttod to thest! serTlccs,
ARTHUR and SUKA CREASEY, Pato'rs.
OREGON
.... . '
La U iH SE
A large stock of Seasoned Rough, also
a good assortment of Dressed and Finishing lum
ber of all kinds at the company's mill. Call up
by phone or address f vjjlr -Jir
GRIZZLY LAKE LUMBER COMPANY
Lamoata, Oregon.
ientifia
trim:
' " - - - -T r- ITT . ... ..V
All advocate blSClNQ your
land immediately after the
crop is remoVed, preparatory
to Fall plowing This, corn
Serves the moisture already
in the soil, and prepares th0
land to. retain' the moisture
occasioned by the Fall rains.
You rieed one of our
DISC HARROWS
for this class Of Work. Prices
reasonable for d standard ar
ticle. BUY ONE AT ONQE.
GROGERlES-HARDWARE-lMPLEMENTS-STOYES-RANGES
"MORE PEOPLE"
PakA tTie word to your relative nnd friends to come noV
Low Oolonist Rate
To t)regon will prevail frorrl he East
Sept 15 To Oct. 15
Via the
Oregon Railroad And Navigation Company
AND
SOtJTJHEBN PACIFIC
Ttinei Ii Breton)
From Chicago- $33
St. Louis, 32
r Omaha, 25
St,. Paul, 25
fARE DAN BE PREPAirj
Deposit life artiount of the fare with the nearest O. It. A N. or S, P.
gen,t. Tioket will bo deliverod In the East without extra cost.
Send us the uaifae and address of anyone Interested In tho atato
for Oregou literature.
WILLIAM MoMDRRAT . General PMsseuger Agent, MtlaM, Oresbn
1 IXJT.
Ogo
N
EAT -JOB PRINTING
Promptly done
if yoti fted LEftEft HEADS!
ENVELjOPES, br other 50orri
jrterdlal,, rlhthigj inerudin
Special, FlUJed job Work of any
kirid, gie Us your order.
IK
Wm
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I FIRST-CLASS WORK CUARANTEED J
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