Mm
pftAS And Th
Jras Country
down
from
his
I., imun frnm llnvk.
-. Hunter
rr.. .1 n ,.
... I I1IVC1
WrV" . ., 1
..... mid iiieium .
.1 ..I 1111 W
ivai a visitor at the county
V t .1 ...1.
.. i) in mwii irmn isii'tuiiii
V Ul It '
.. nni wrft (ii . ia nomn
MCUncc ; i
im Itl.lfllil?! 11191 ...
j.itnri in - ----- .
.t Hobimm was in town last
,f,om hn ranch near quiver.
'r r..i.... .....
. Ill II lffVnillll3 111 1.UITCI VTI19
....I... L-.lllrdMI
!.ivii or iii "- - i'
, Warren Smith, who is having n
a .i. iwrmne. is consiueraoiy im-
iif II mufti nf He i er wns n vis-
. ...I.. . I....1
juld Thursday looKing mm vusi-
patter.
M. R. HigK of rrlnevjlie
Hdra last Snturdny looking nfter
Vosiress.
ii r,it wlin cnent the Summer
tir.lt. ..m.ttlt, liel ufftL in lit
3(11 ...." .
pelr Youncs.
I !.. tF.tli-itri F-irrll Wl
f, UU llli' II "" - "
in town last Saturday from their
...a 1.4 I
tMi 'I" '"it"
i uviWnnd Ichm: A. Eallcj made
oof on their hntncMeacu nciore
,.... Tiimrr TtlMrtitV.
.... f..i...w tflti i r.nrfflfnf inn
Osodmin Shoe Co , wns in town on
iafrtd NFiinplcr of lower 1 rou
ft in Madias last Saturday, hav-
iftkWWJJ WViwiv - '
t.j.f ..r.-f.T i rvvmwr m vnm,- tu mm m ' m iTHHirrflffi 'ilfllffl' fflftY-'ilff Wff riViM
retinc Niv 24, at Mountain View
pQtoaie, the proceeds ol which wil.
for purchasiii; a basket bull.
(j.Col!iver ji.isscd through Madras
. 1 .. 1 - 1. ... ij ....
nn 1111 nav inline iiuiii i uu
i
tert he had been suinmuned to
Wore the f cderal grand jury.
IWfltlll nill dUIHIIHMIWU tw WWit
..l-t?. l I I ! . I
(tk nd left on the stage Thursday
itay Mr Davis will visit Seattle
Maon, representing Porter Bros.,
day In the Matulcs country, last
ilr. Mason is buying timber for
Bios.
H, Roush of Goldendale, Wa.hing-
Miss Ada Ioiiili, of LaGrande,
and suter of C. E Roush. ari
a Madras Wednesday for n visit
1
i-fT"n ris . ... .... r... .1.. ... . .
".tti... j uui iui lllb nun-
l Miss Tillic L. Fisch of Madras
met It Itnlriin.. r.r u
'IWMI IllbVIIIWt tiUVM
WW younh' people and well known
county Redmond Hub.
I llria.. 17 .. I . . I .
, V 4"'K,csi "u "a uccii rcsiuing
itttiilia, Washington, with his par-
" toe past two years, arrived in
t I'rulav and will remain in
owty for several months.
w. Mayrs and family, who have
00 the former's homestead iutt
n kuiuj mi 111c piisj six years,
hit n...l. . ' .
7 '"i 1CI1UC&5CC, wncrc mey
la mitl ilia.. 1 1.. .u. r.......
( "v ' 11 IIUIIIC III IIIC IUIUIC.
I'ray, son of S. E. Gray, has
- nun imcrcsi 01 ine DiacK
busm-ss of W. H. ClnlJers.
ku'n$ in the fUUre will be ccn-
,---w me mm name 01 Liiiiuers
I -HI "mm H.l-I UCCII ilriSISIiini UHll-
--"uaK at me Baldwin Bheep
LlBfl P.I. .. ... . .
, v.u. s iiorq ni tlitycrcek for we
J'Mrs, has atcerted a nosition
" "lailrns Trndinn fnrannnv of
r.v -.
Wayinitp mwi r...ii.. f,i, 1.
, ---.w I 1 1 1 1 1 V VVIltJ IIISIW
""inoniC at Mrilr fnr- llif Hait
VtJfi l.f. 1 ..
. in.li i;iai j r uav lor vi cox.
ItoD. Mr Wnvmire has sold his
' - "3 piace to a real estate firm,
t'TI"l.? Q 1)1-11 lh. n,I . ,l,li
,0- "Mirij.
" uuUOCk. tes ( 1r.nl Knolnn... wlih
,rK Of COnStrilPlinn nn 11m.
Klroad frofrJ Madras o Red
Tuesday for the Grass Valle
1 mo 1 jrsrmirpq itnirrnnn
wt, .vviiiifim ld am Ui nihrt hoc
11 '
:'vpwn oVcr the donstfifctloff
Li ' fchutes Hallrotfd fllsW
'4Ue for Crass Vnllev.
Owlng made.hv Ihr, nlrnfU nf I fie
IChnnl .' . ,V...
in ipe competition lor
1 County, Ifulr ws jecelepf,
'patrons hf it.. .f.J .1.
. . ,w BlIIVUI uicniuv.il
"I ov .1.. .. . . .
iiic . lettering, rccpgnilinn
, ' w'l of tho chfldren. The
tlbhnn. ...L!.t
I 'Kat & 1V.IM .1... u,l,... I, rnuv
......
lesion 1. HurveV of lllllsboro, a land
owner in llils m-ninn n.,,1 n ..1
. .- -. M iniiiiiii icar
(lent, ii In Madras visiting relatives and
frlendnnnd looking after business matters
H, C. 1'lndell, recently from Seattle)
arrived In Madras last Friday and will re
main tn this vicinity fqr several days
"looking around." Mr. I'indell spent
some time in (lie Hend and Redmond
vicinities before coming here, and he says
that he is looking for Investmcants In the
Central Oregon country.
Mr. Hilllie, the timekeeper for Powell
Hro, tailtoad contractors on the Des
chutes Railroad, had the misfortune 10
slip Monday, when alighting trom his
4r.se mid wrenched his knee. The acci
dent is a pajnful one and it will be sev
ernl days before Mr, iJollie will be able
to attend to his work -
The e,c.turc of(Dr. John Lewtas Mon
day night'- which was illustrated by a
large number of steriopticon views, was
Inrgcly attended and held the rapt atten
tion of the nudience lor over two hours.
The views were superb and the' most
select assortment ever seen in this locality.
Those pertaining to Greece, the Holy
Land, Egypt, and other ancient countries,
including scenes in many modern lands,
were particularly instructive and enter
taining and as an educational exhibit is
not easily surpassed. Drs. Lewtas and
Reed's singing was also a pleasant feat
ure. Dr. Lewtas has a masterly delivery,
and his descriptions of the views were
unique, humorous tnd impressive.
. Joseph G. Huston, chief promoter for
he Odin Fall irrigation and Opal Ciiy
townsitc projects, was in town last Friday,
having in charge a JJatty of surveyors,
who were 6nroute to Op.il Ci'y to survey
the electric line from that place 10 Prine-
ville, which is being engineered by Mr.
Huston. The proposed electric line will
pass through the Culver and Lamonta
districts aid then.'e over the large flat
country on Crboked River to Prlnevillc.
This is a rich farming and stockraising
district and also at the boundary of an.
extensive lumbering area and near the
oil prospect on Grizzly Mountain, and the
electric line which will penetrate it wil
prore a valuable feeder lor the railway
lines centering at Opal City.
PRESIDENT SIKES WILL
ADDRESS TliE PUBLIC
OHVRIN OF CHRIST lEtfilEg
Sunday school at Lamonta' eVery Sun-
day at iB it. Hi.
'AT MADRAS
Set Vices In Odd Fellows hall.
Sunday school at ion. m.
Commdnion service immediately fol
lowing SUnUay school,
You are invited to attend these services.
NrttOonl Iitid i
IiOMK6TEAt).-Niiti.!o for Fulilln
linn, P par 1 itl tit. of Umi Interior,
U 8. L'Uiil Ofllff, Tltf J)illen, Oregon,
Novi'intier 1J, lOli'J.
Nnlii'f In lreibv irlvcn Mint
WILLIAM A. KLLIH,
of Minimi, Oregon, wlw, on Oc'ober
l!li, ll)03, muilf Ilidm-leml, HeriulNo.
(I3(llfj, N..18"(JlO, fot iiwi Heol5, tp 11
h, r 13 c, w 01,
Hum filed notlco of lntuiitloii to multe
II mil five-your proUfi to eHtfibllsh
c-lii 1 111 to the lanil nbovo doHCrlbod, be-
foro Io ward W. Til ruer, U.S. Com'
mlsslotibr ut his nlllcb at Minims, Orc
ion, on the iilut dify of December,
10U9.
Claimant names no wltiipntjOH:
M 0 Maiioiii I F Sliutt, J H Homey,
J 1' Iluliu, all of MhiItuh, Oregon.
0. W. Moore,
iilS-dlO Rejfliitor
Edward G. Pease Go. Inc.
THE SHANIKO STORE
President F. A. Sikes of the Oregon
Farmers Educational and Co operative
Union will be in Madras Tuesday, Nov
36 and address the farmers of this section
along the lines of Successful Farming
This meeting will be open to everyone
and all tillers of the soil should make it a
point to be present.
President Sikes is a farmer of consid
erable prominence ,nnd is not only suc
cessful as a raiser of crojis but is profi
cient at the market end of the problem.
His talk will, probably not only handle
and explain the best methods of tilling lh
soil, cultivation opops and of harvesting,
but will likely Aeal with the best means
of keeping in touch with the markets and
how to secure the top price for products.
Rail transportation for this section will
not only make a large demand for farm
ing products, but will cause a heavy in
flux of farmers to this section, with the
result that competition will be steady
and keen in the production of farm pro
ducts and the farmer who successfully
tills his land by labor-saving methods and
economically markets his crops will be
the winner in the race for agricultural sue
.. . .il...l - I.I ...Ml
cess. rrestucm awes- nuurcj win tuu
Mdcr many topics along these lines from
actual experience,
WORKMAN KILLED BY FALLING ROCK
John Legin, nn Austrian about 30 years
of age, was killed at one of the Twohy
Bros, cnhlps rtt the head of Porter Spring
canyon yesteiday by n large mass of rock
falling Upon him. He was engaged in
station work and had a force 01 men
workifig Under him who were n't thin time
hauling olit a load of rock, nnd wlio, see
ing the roftk crumbling, hallooed to Mn
Leuin to give him warning, but befotc he
could get out of 'he way was caught and
It's head crushed to a pdlp.
Sheriff Elklns and County Physician
' ... k . 11 1
Rosenberg were called to the camp ana
took chrtrge of the body. Inlermeflt will
lie lirfd In the Madras cemetery today.
t,Aiilili'-T--k4
Warren Smith
prof'rIctoH
I Parlor
r-iH
1 onsona
1
alllt
0NTE3T NOTICE. Department ol
' the Interior. U. S. Land Olllce,
Tho DulleB, Oregon, October 20, 1000.
A Hiifljclent politest affidavit buying
been filed in this olllce by
NEWT li. MELTON,
conleptBiit, ngaliiHt lioineHtend entry
No 03480, made Feb 24, 1005, for e-
wi, iiwinwj ec i-'Q, and 111 m hoo 30,
tpO, r 13 e, w m, by William V.
Ziieruor, cotitehtee, In which it In ft I -
leired Hint suiil Zueruer Uuh wholly !
iil'iiuiloiieil mild laud for more than hIx '
inontliH lant pnet, mid thut euid ubun-
loiinientatill exlMln.
Haiti ptirtlea are hereby notified to ;
uppear, redpoml and otier evidence ,
touching Hald allegation ut 10 o'clock'
11. m, on Deo. 10, 1009, before Howard
W. Turner, U. S. Commlt-slotier ut
MHilrun, Oregon, und that final hour
lug will be held at 10 o'clock a. m, on
Deo. 10, 1009, before Hit) Hogistor and
Receiver of the United Btaten L-ind Of
ticn In Tiie Dal lee, Oregon.
The 'euid ennteatant having, in, u
proper uillilavl'. llled' Sept. 21, 1009,
net forth fucts which uhow that after
due diligence personal service of this
notice cannot be made, it Is hereby
ordered and directed that eucl) notice
tie given by due and proper publica
tion. 0. W. MOORE,
u4-d9 Register
Solo
Agents
Sole
Agents
It is with grpt satisfaction that we dnnouhe'e our Sole Agency in Shaniko for the
LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS
PATTEllNS EXCELLED 1JY NONE;
the most economical, unqucfitloiialjly
the leaders In originality, and fntiltl. bs
as to lit.
A monthly stylo book mailed fice to each customer on n quest.
to be put on our mailing list.
PATTERNS
10c 8t 15c each
A Guide Chart given free with each pat
tern, which tells the exact quantity of
material used and full instructions in
cutting and fitting same.
Scud us your name and address
COMPLETE STOOK OF
GENERAL
HARDWARE
A. E. PETERSON
SHANIKO, OREGON
! Watchmaker
t!t and jeweler:
l -
FIRST'CLASS WORK GUARANTEED
Jewelry oJ.-nU kmd madoto br
dcr and mp'nirrd. Settings for
Predoui Stonet made. ,
The Pioneer gives you the home and
county news and keeps yoti In touch
with your surroundings. (Subscribe
for It. Price $1.60 per year.
1
A II i) c Hue of the famous
Diamond Edge
CUTLERY
TRY OUR
DIAMOND EDGE RAZORS
The best on the
Market
TIGER HEAD
TAILORING
500 HUNDRED
snappy and a: tractive
sample of all-wool worst
ed and fancy suitings for
Fall. The cream of the
IIOVAL TAILORS'
stock lu Chicago lias just
arrived, ami now ready
f r your inspection.
Suits made to order In lat
est styles and every suit
guaranteed to fit and hold
its shape until worn out.
Try us for your Fall suit.
Prices from 18.00 up. '
MENMONITE SERVICES j
JlAbRAS-SecohiiSunililr in each month at!
4t d. in. and 7:S0 p. m. In KrctJ MtithodUl 1
Church,
Ol'Af, l'RAIRip-rKvDrji Sunday At UA. ru. And (
7:30pim. In Ofml I'rdtrlD Clmrclln Union j
Sunday school overy Sunday at 10 a. m.
JUNIfEU HUTTE School Ifouse-EVdry Sun-
day nt 3 p. in. Union Sunday aeliDOl every
Sunday at 2 p. ra. ,
MOUNTAIN VIEW Sciidol House first and
3d Sunday of each rnoiith at 4j30 p. in. Un
ion Sunday school every Sunday 3:30 p. ra,
All ttre cOrdlallr invited to these services,
ARTHUR and SllXA CREaSEV. PAtors,
Not Coal Land
HOMESTEAD. Notice for Publication.
Department of tho Interior, U.
S. Lail fjfllce nt Tho Dalles, Oregon,
October 18, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that
FRANOI8 M. licpLiNTlcK,
of Madras, Oregon, who, on Oct. 20, 1901.
mndQ Homestead, Serial No. 033H No.
13803, for Lot 2, sefpwM, wUe tec 31
tp 10 S, R 13 E, W M,
lias filed nptice of intention o make final
flvcycnr proof,, to establish ca'm ,to
the land ,ntyoyc described, before Howard
WiiTurnor', United States Cpmiuissiauer,
at his ollice at Madras, Oregon, oil tl'io COth
day of November, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: 1
W D McNceniar, C W K looto, h Foote,
Robert L McLane, all of Madrasj Oregon.
C. W. Al 001113
o28n25 Kejiistur
WW
Scientific
1
All advocate DISCIiMC ydur
land hnrnediately after- the
crop is removed, pYedaratory
to Fall plowing. This d&ny-
Served the riioistUre already
in the sdilj &ta d,re$arefe th
land to,, retain the rrioistu'rcQ
oceaSio,rnedfby1.tHi?l Fall rains.
You need bne 5f dUr
DlSi
: 1
fdr this dlass c5f W,6kk PMe&
res&onabld, rdr" a standard ar-
tldld, BUY ONE AT ONCE
OREGON GALLS-
"MORE PEOPLE1
Pafcs the Word to yout relatives and friends to come nqW
Low Colonist .Rate
To Oregoh Will prevail frohi the East
Sept 15 To Oct. 15
VIA THE
Oregon Railroad And Navigation Company
AND
souf herr PA&ilqe
(Lines ill Oregon)
From Chicago, $33
St. Louis, 32
Omaha, 26 -St
Paul, 25
Kansas City, 25
JAteESS CAN BE PREP Alt)
Depdslt tho amount of tjie fare with the nearest O. H. & N. or S. P.
ageut.( Ticket will ho delivered lu the East without eXtr coat!
Bend Us the uame uud address of anyone Interested In the state
a
forOregou literature.
General Passcupr Ajent, Porllanj, Oregon
H
HARROWS
iVi7!
(ISOOERIBS,-HARDfAIIHMPLEMBNTS"STOVBS-RAN&ES,
i
km
Madras', rfefebH
. tNort Coal Ldnd
OStESTEAD. Nntidw for l,llbllca
tlon. Depurttnent ofUhe Iuterlon
LT, S.-Liiud 0lilcet ufii $he Dalles, Ore
grm, November lOQO.
Notp t'ber3 (vemtLatr
iJInvaod. OreiroilS . rthrtl nn Anrl
iiliViiaiJfl Iloirietgail Serial Nft
081 111352, fun wJ5nei. nelnw4
andjpol, sep 18, tp 11 e( r 1,7 o, w mi
has filed uUUbe of Intention to make
final fiVe-yerir, fvroof,- to eatabllsh
clalth Jo the land iibq.Ve desorljbed, bo
ff)r,p Iloahl Turnen tt 0. Com
,tnpslonef, at his ottlof at Jidras, Or
fRi), da tbb lrfth dily of December,
KM. - .i U,,
Claimant imhea tt wiesei;
K D illi8t9i,j plrh, 8 Hlaplc,
pi pUwo Qregon, A V Warreiij of
lluyorbeh, Oregdlu j ,. fc
ll dil - Iteglater
irtWr-- " I,-!'"
B8TKAY tiling takelt,.i(i, lar
dim ooloml (-liofse, bnthdiff circle J
uMici(ai unj omuijiiicu iu ieii eiinuui
.1 . ' I . .!
uernper can co,u (iiuvo smnu uy.
CIUniKfollif apt!, jiuidig charges. -A,
L, WUlIttuls,' Mttdrsn.
Not Coal Land
LJOMESTEAD. Notice for Publloa
1 tlon. department of the interior,
U. S. Land Ofllce at Tbb Dailes Ore
gun, November id, lfloD. (
Notice is u,ereby given thatt .'
IlOBtT E. QALL0WAY. ,
of (ludrae, Oregon,, who, on(Decejpb-
k. uuii .fwuiueaiuau ,Laeriai rja
03408 No. 1032 Jof eiuei, swjuefi
m iwi seo 20, tp 11 s, r 16 8, w m.
Hat Qled notice of, Intention to make'
final five J'ear proor, toeotabllsh olalni
k the laud above. descfbed, befor
RoWarrl 1, TfifRer, U. S. qqmmls
sioner, ajt hla olllce ;t Madras, rjregon'
on the 22nd day of l)ecembert 1000.
Claimant names as witnesses:
5trn. Faunlo Dartdn, CUrln Ilegl '
tiouer,,. BO Domtoroej dlllls filznev
all of Madras, Oregon
i O, "V. MooitE,
nlS-dlO , Register.
''v"tv ' 4 - - '
NOTICE-All accounts duo mo for pro
visional serVloeo dr olbennlse,
Ilavo loft with Howard, V. (Turner,
for colleotlon. Please (Qa.U,4 aottk
at .earliest couvenlenco. Dr. J. PV"
L Bartlett,
ptct by those (icsirmg,