DRAS And The
dras Country
.. .1... s. Mrniorial day.
O'Kellcy was
in from Culver
,ge Windom was here from Culver
idnv.
Iler Mendenhall and Will Barber
mwn Sunday from uu.vcr.
f Grizzly was in
. Mary
Bturduv, the J5t oi menus.
Galloway i working in the Cen-
x-.-nnii if l nmnanv store.
recoil tticn.""'"- - ,
, o'Neil was in the ciiy irom
the first of the week ookinK
111 1 1
n,i wife came down
-.m Mr tircii nuw " -
CS . .
heir home at Lamonta Sunday and
the day m town wun menu..
ph Armstrong and Ins brnmer were
n Monday fiom tlieir home north
vrr. attending to business matters.
McTagK'art is home from Eugene
he went to attend the I O. O. V .
lodge as a delegate from the local
i j...,. it ill h crivrn nt Kisher-
all five miles northeast of Madras
urdav evening, May 28. liver) -
invited.
and Mrs. Abe .ell 01 rrineviuc
1 ...:n .......1 .
down last wecit aim win jehu
ays on Agency I'lalns where they
onsidtrable farming land.
Mina Magness left Tuesday for
, in Jackson county. Heltite le.iv-
n Unmnt In ill M IK 1
I1ICU Ull it iii.iii.-.... "
neighborhood. She will return in
. 1 nn dur rrmnpiirp nn tht
n T. uiiney, who "ecu cuum
.1.. ..ti. n( lllrtr Unit unit
districts on the census rolls, was
a4.. ...In.. k'lirinn mil rfnrnpfl
hat section where he has completed
f. Olson, manager of the Central
n VI CILHIIUIC .Ul( PMIIT. IVII .'.w.i
1 ui. ........ u.. 1.:.
aCCOinU.IIIICU Ull IIU luiu ur inn
and they will occupy rooms over
I c.
T" v r...:. . I 1.1. . ... n
aimn ttr. in 11.1 anu iivvenein. ar-
eleeate to the Odd r ellows crnnd
at Eugene.
Robinson, Robert Rea and L F
ft Sunday for Portland, going to
la i in Mr. Knhimnn r.-ir. Mr.
... Till. WUT ...1.1 L. L.U Ul IJII 11.111 U 1
II
here.
osier against tne nomesteau entry
r i f r i iirnpr iniriiii i n jb
defaulted and the testimony given
i i lie iiuinesirafi m mnn wnmrinrr
iiiurirc it innciiarAiiitn a l .
is not given out. The sale was
through the agency of D. W.
S, Commissioner Howard W. Tur
, t,j ii, a mic, vvm leave
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WEEKS nr nnrioi. An.. - ...1...
w. .w.vi iir uuc wini
niirhn nicy WI9II U
to should take notice, as there will
nc m cnarge ot the land business
he is away.
C - v. . iu icavc
iui me week for PnnlnnH
valley points to mn,t iu
'V posvibly remain over next win-
n U . I .
.1 .jciiiniin. in ii.. T ill a
i "J wc I. w. unvis
plans to hnlrt ..,: ... ,
n Polk county, and Mrs. Fercival
1 to be there at that time.
....,, 0 wcn, l0 A ber,n
w! ago, has returned to look
business interests i this section.
lv not a verv mm..,-..!
, ..ftiiifj IIV.I.UUUI
"P lo the king's dominions. Fall
" badlv drled out and many farm.
, .icu ii QUl find rmnmn tn
" I w t IU
grain, but the nronounpi-rt .immi.
, , .
t mak it probable that the
will be almost
""enheles,, Mr Kn.
ran. 1
u.e auverse conditions he
ana he and his broils, ti.
i.rt .. . i
1. 1 1 I n I
-cui iracis ni ii. ii
toth. ai... ... e win
w "luena count! v Im.- in
lAY well imd
1 Produce Co.
sell right Dos-
PrlHn ...... ' " 1U Rt Uio
-"' UIIUICII. Primnl.tiw. .. 11
fl V 11 IK
.. , i" HI. JWOrvbodv n,H..II..
Robert Armstrong was here from Cul
ver Tuesday.
Andrew Morrow of Willow Creek was
in town Saturday.
George Hrnnstetter left yesterday
morning for Medford on business.
A kiln of 270,000 brick is being burn
ed at the Mndrai brick yard.
Marry riticr wits here from Willow
Creek yestcrd'iy attending (o business
matters.
Robert Qsbnrn mid family and Mrs.
fieorge Osborn were in from Culver last
Friday.
Phillip Merrill U n new clerk in the
Centrhl Oregon Mercantile Company's
establishment,
Alex Lippincntt, agent at Mndras for
the Cornell Stage & Stable Company.
has gone to Crecent on a business trip.
A social hop will be given at Sanford
Hall, Satmd.iy evening, June 4, and reg
ularly tnereaiter at intervals of two
weeks,
Edward J. Haldner writes from Kerld
Holmes, Alberta, telling this office to
send his paper to thit place, where he has
located.
Lewis Thomson and Nels Christianson
of Minnesota, brothers in law of N. P.
arrived Tuesday and are guests "at the
latter's home.
Mrs. H C. Dove and her daughter,
Mnrie, and Ernest V. Doty left Tuesday
lor Insfrce, Alberta, where they will join
Mr. Dove and make their future home.
Our genial friend, ColoneUW. H. Rey
nolds the kpriler of Culver, known to
neatly i-very person in northern Crook
county, left for While Salmon, Washing-
011, today, where he intends to spend the
ciniiiner.
T. F. McCallister of Prineville, in
company with John Moote, the liuick
auto agent, passed through Madras yes
terday afternoon on the way to The Dalles
to bring in a new car, which Mr. McCal
lister has purchased through Mr. Moore
Captain O. C. Applegate of Klamath
Falls was in the city today enroute to the
Wnsmsprings agency on his second round
of the agencies since his appointment as
special Indian census agent for the state.
The captain is a veteran of the Indian
service in this country and has had many
rare experiences in his time, including the
period of the Modoc war when he was a
captain of volunteers and Indian scout
and took a leading hand from first to last
in that tragic drama. The Dtlles Chron
icle.
SERVICES AT M. E. CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 a. m.; Upworth
League at 6:45 P 1,1
Everyone cordially invited.
G. R. MOOKHKAD, Pastor.
General Drayage
and Express
Leave ordera at J. K. WilHon'o
liurncHH ahop or postofllce.
L. E. Parker
Edward 0. Pease Go. Inc.
THE SHANIKO STORE
i
A. E. PETERSON S
SHANIKO, OREGON
! Watchmaker :
d Jeweler!
anc
Jewelry of all lcindi made to or
der and repaired. Setting for
Precious Stonet made.
t
FIRST-CLASS WORK GUARANTEED
The Peck family held a ro-union at
Grizzly Lnko last Saturday. Mr. and
Mra. W. II. Peck and their four eonB
and tltrco daughters with their families
were preaent.
M. E. Brown, an attorney of St. Paul
nnd right of way man for the Oregon
Trunk Line, was here Saturday finish
ing up some right of way matters for
the company. Among other things he
closed up a deal with Abe Zcll for right
of way through hlB property on Agency
Plains, securing a deed for the Oregon
Trunk and also for the Deschutes Hue
across that property. It is understood
that through the trackage arrange
ment recently made between tho two
lines the Oregon Trunk has assumed
several of these condemnation suits,
and Mr. Brown is here to adjust all
these difficulties so far as possible.
DESCHUTES Produce Co. pays highest
cash prlco for ranch products.
GASOLINE ENGINES. I have taken
tho agency for the International
Harventur Co. 'a traction and porta
ble gasollno oiik'ineH. Should you
bo contemplating tho purchase of a
gimoliiio engine of any size, will be
ploKHed to Imvo you call and exam
Irio Uih one I huve Installed, J. C.
KOBINSON, Madras. mlU
MONEY TO LOAN on approved farm
propwrty. Inquire of Howard W.
Tumor, MndrnH, Oregon.
FOR SALE Good, young, fresh milch
cow.Beo S. D. Porclval, Mudras.
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, produce, first
quullty Deschutes Produce Co.
VOTING FOR THE PIANO
Directions regarding voting for Mad
ras Trading Company's piano.
Write name or society voted for plainly
on lace of ticket at the top. Tickets are
given only lor cash purchases at the time
purchases are made. Tickets after being
voted cannot he transferred,
Votes will be counted nnd published
every two weeks, Following is the list of
names which have received over 1000
votes j counted Monday morning by W.
R, Cook and H. W.Turnen
Madras public school
Ella Richardson
I. O, O. F.
Mrs, Gillir Dizney
Mud Springs School
Blanche Barton
Stella Baker
Myrtle Ramsey
Mrs. Harry Key
360,870
11 7.4S
102,425
50,960
44,540
15,720
14,085
3.95
H.755
Jo,735
9,815
5,77
1,095
TUCKER & GULP
Horseshoeing and
General Blacksmithing
WAGON AND
PLOW WORK
First-Class Wort Guaranteed
Located In the old lirnnhs shop
MADRAS, OREQON
"Royal"
Spring
Suits
We have just received
the Royal Tailors Spring
sample book containing
500 of the swellest pat
terns of woolen cuttings
ever displayed in Shan-
iko. Every piece gu ranteed all PURE WOOL, and every suit made by
them bears a Special Guarantee as to lasting qualities and workmanship,
also a perfect fit. Each customer is thus guaranteed entire satisfaction.
Remember we take correct measurments here and will be pleased to have you call in and in
spect these samples. Note our extremely low prices on tailor made suits before ordering elsewhere.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
Chilled And
jlrn Wagons, Hacks
Mil And Buggies
I
Steel Plows
Garden
Seeds
PACKETS OF ALL VARIETIES
JVIcCapgan, Bates & Liively
REAL ESTATE
We handle Central Oregon prorerLy, and are mak
ing a specially of CROOK COUNTY LANDS. you
have something to sell, write us,
MAX LUEDDEMANN, AUnacer
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
318 Falling Building
PORTLAND, OREGON
RGANTILE GO., Madras
rendorf's Implements.
Canton Plows. Disc
J ,3 key Plows, Etc., Etc.
Is nest and longest service
Model Bakery And Cafe
LEWIS P. FOSS, PROP.
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LUNCHES OF ALL KINDS
Merchaols' Lunches
Travelers' Lunches Are
A Specialty
SHORT ORDERS
FRESH BREAD
EVERY DAY
PASTRY
OF ALL KINDS
WE HANDLE THE
BEST
The Alnrket Affords
La mm
WEST SIDE OP (soin.M)
MAIN STREET SOUTI"
MADRAS
3
si
JVIeTaggar't
& Bye
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES
HARDWARE
IMPLEMENTS
Standard
Good At
Risrht Pricee
EAST SIDE A1AIN STREET
MADRAS
I
I Land Owners
I I ATTENTION
if If you wish to sell, list you property with us
I life represent capital interested in yonr section
M I jjfeliave immediate pnrchasers
m I 11e will jmti?se for
m m VV e own and operate two larp GOliorsB-jower i
II B " automobiles in onr Msiness
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I I Epping-Brydle Land Co.
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SEE OR WRITE US TODAY
FRUIT AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS IN OREGON
Portland Hood Fiven Shaniko
OREGON
ADDRESS ALL COA1MUNICATIONS TO
SHANIKO, OREGON
8AI'fi 0IIRAI).m .
Oral Moore
l.lhnl. ID"
M. E. Church
nei Bennett
. E, Grout
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