DRAS And The
ras uuutij
rwn was here from Hay-
Kiddle went n....- -
I... tin tS.
n mi in-"
... I Ifltftl.lPK
aliendMiK to limine-, rom.c...
... l-fi Monday for an
vnit at her old home ni re-
. new rottnire in
Hntneu "
ddition almost ready for occii-
.1.. firm of Porter
..ii vciteiday lor a trip w i nc
t
...... ,livn irom rimc-
..... i,v,tMnL' after some ijrnm
rn.iv iu"' o
the city
rtn .i i. "
..... m..,.Iiiv and vitited with
U, Peicivai.
Preston and T. V. Mi.nroe mode
homestead proof on their claims
icintty Monday.
. i ...i- r...l son were 'n from
t t I ...I. ia iinuinff
... ... ..II hi r:i.icll.
I U Una Kn VI4
Maine w0,,
he home of her parents north ol
returned to Prineville last Saiur-
.1. - at. !. .uitli
e, sodm and ice cream at erry
pool hall and confectionery at
. .1 tn I nmn I lip
p j. oss reiurncu w " -
i.- i. -iirr nendittL' several
I 1.. ft, i.l Cnrinu
making nomestcad proof. His
. 1 . MnrrMUf . flf.
5 WCII-.
mr relatives m -
C IU liuarw - w
. A. W. Hoyce,
Smith, who has been on a visit
I t.- t. .t. nt XT nn1Lunnr. .
- I
eta (iiw nut " ------
. . t t at ak 1 t lilt
w 1 1 iiuiii nil-. vwmn t "- " -
.. nil cMfiifiin trp
Warren Smith in his barber
!-! .- .1.-. rH.i rniintll
I I . I. .1 . . -., l.na
1 1 1 J IJ I IU1 LII3UIHL I
1 I-.. 1 1 1. 11. Vvntrsl
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le is i.u c aim nc (.uincs iiwui si
C. Alien of Youngs made nnni
Conmissioner at Madras Tues
mis w. nrown anu r-imcr main
i
ms witnesses.
leeana nas uoucnt a new iiuick
ohn Moore passed through town
i ninni miin imn mirruna nnimn
I t r tr . a
rtULII I1CUI UillllUIMili A i f t'l.-
orove ms new macn ne in iron.
it i .
s rox, a nomesieaaer on mc
Pi nl n uimrm 111 (ill imme
C. A. Sias, pastor the Christian
uui uf viwun wuuii.jr.
. . ..uutt Ills WIIHIIfb
hu a iiuuc oi ueneinnni' Airs.
, u
tne latter part of the week en-
loitland where he will receive
attention. Mr. Hindman was
out of a buggy near the Crooked
-I, v i niicviiie, wnen ms team
mitened at a motor evele some
01 the Collar hnn. Tl- f,..,..
" r. . iiiiii iiiiiiiiir nnn
the city seeking relief.
H Hoffman jr, who now makes
-""i vnn., is m wad-
week shaking hands with hii
Cn(l. Mr II. .CI
' """man is here to
n it.. .
i""i'mon oi establishinii
newspaper in Madras winch is to
IslirH ... .k.
" ",c "Heresi of the retorm
Mr. Hoffman says there is no
"e county which U liliililnfT n
-'".ys sake nor 0Dilni in
u V" wmcl' every hand threat
were of ,lc peope . .
intends to make the
- mi parts of the county
in"uence. He J,:..
"u i.uii3iucr
L ence in newspaper work and
'J new venture be launched there
dQlbt that the reform .in
Jel( Ml In this portion of the
Mrs. G. Springer and Mrs. E. C. Mil
lering were in town from Culver last
Friday.
A. U. Kutebenet and A. W, Howell
have bought nut Han I'uett's soft dii k
place and will hereafter conduct the same.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Key, formerly
of this place, but who arc now located at
Holmond, were m Madias sevcrul days
this week,
Archie I'owell h is bought the inlcresls
in the toll drink business from Ralph
Sharp, his former partner, and will con
tinue the establishment.
C. C. McNeely has finished the burn
ing of the biick kiln at this place and
will go to Prineville in a few days to
manufacture brick there,
K. S. Nancs, (he Walla Wnlla flouring
mill man, who has made several visits to
Crook county in the past year or two, was
here again this week on business,
Mr. and Mrs Kred Wilkey of Youngs
passed through the city Tuesday on their
way south, where Mr, Wilkey will seek n
business location along the line of rail
road coiistiuctiou,
G. Springer wus in from his home near
Culver Tuesday ar d Wednesday looking
aftrr matteri in c nnection with winding
tip his share ol the bu.iness of the Grizzly
Lake Lumber Co. Messrs, Springer and
Henry Windom have sold their interests
in the lumber crmpany to W. H. Peck,
who was associated with them in the en
terprise Mr. Peck is no sole owner of
the sawmill and liuHness.
George Kay of Post passed through
Madras last Friday returning home from
Portland, where lie went to attend his
father, who Is unconscious at St. Vincent's
hopitat. 1 he e tier Mr Kay was picked
up n the klrrrt m Portland on the 5th of
May Miih a broken leg and was uncon
scious nt the lime and has never regained
conscit usnr i. Thr mannrr of the acci
dent is not known. There is little hope
of his recovery. Mrs, George Ray re
mained in Portland with the injured man
who is over 70 years old.
Mrs. M. E. Pcrcival left for a visit
to the Willamette Valley Monday.
In the list of Eighth Grade pupils
who passed the final examinations re
cently, the name of Mil's Grace Van
Tnsflcl of Culver was omitted. Miss
VnnTassel pnsBed with an average
grade of something over 90 percent.
Willis W. Brown of Hcislor was n
visitor in the city Tuesday. Mr. Brqwn
is In the midst of haying at his ranch
and suys the first crop of alfalfa is
heavy. There is plcn.y of water in the
creeks and taken with the exceeding
moisture of the Boil, two other good
cropB are assured, with the result that
the stockmen of this section will have
an abundance of hay for the coming
winter.
The Madras and Shaniko baseball
teams tried their strength on the Mad
raa diamond lost Sunday and the homo
team was bested by the score of 8 to 3.
The game was fiercely contested for
seven innings with the score 3 to 1 in
Mndrna' favor, but in the eighth inn
ing the local team went to pieces and
Shaniko becamo easily the winner.
The Shaniko boys are a gentlemanly
lot of fellows and play good ball. They
were accompanied by several fans who
cheered the team to victory. The
Madras nine pluys well but their lack
of practice is a great handicap against
team work at critical stages of a game.
TWENTY-ONE MILES
OF STEEL LAID
IT. A. Brandon, construction
engineer of t tie Denchule8 ltail
roud Company, wus here yes
terduy. He suys that the work
is progressing rapidly. The
track has been completed from
the month of the Deschutes to
a point 21 miles up the river.
The grading of 71 miles of road
bed lias been completed. The
Dalles Chronicle.
HOMESTEAD. Notice for Publica
tion. Department of the Interior
U. 8. Ltti'l OIIIuh ut The Duller, Ore
gon, May 23, 1010.
Notice in hreliy given that
EUGENE A. GILLETT,
of MudriiH, OreiMin, who, 011 June 10,
1005, made llotneeteud hotIhI No.
03038 No. 1-1550, for pjnel and Lots 1
2, moo I, tp 12 h, r 13 e, w 111,
has filed notice of Intention to make
II ti n 1 five-year proof, to ehtahlUh
olaim to the land above desorlbed, be
fore Howard W. Turner, U. S. CnmmlH.
nloner at Inn ortlue 111 MtulruH, Oregon,
011 the (Itli day of July, 1010
Claimant iiiimuH 11 h wit lieges:
J am ex H Arklns, J II Hnrney, 0 O
Uule, of MndruH, Oregon; J B Brown,
or Culver, Oregon.
O. W. MnonK,
J2-30 HeilHter
HOMKhTUAI). Nntltwfnr Publica
tion, Department f the Interior.
U. ri. LhiiiI Olllee ui Tim Da I lea, Ore
gon, May 25, 1010.
Notice Ih liereliv trivet) that
UI1AW.UR N. LORING,
of Culver, Oieuon, who, on May 18,
lfla), made Hume tend Serial No
11350(11 No. 14450, for hw4' see 20, tplll
M, r 13 e, W M,
Huh tiled notice of Intention to malto
fiuut five year proof, in -hIhIHhIi
claim to the laud ulove dexorlbed, be
fore Howard W, Turner. U S. ConitnlH
Hloner, nl din ollho ut Madras, Oregon,
on the 5th day of July, 1010.
Claimant nam us iih wltt.tH-ih:
Dwlght Roberts, Robert Morris, 0 E
Spinas, of Culver, Oreitoii; Waller It
Ruble, of MadritH, Oregon,
J2-80 0. W. Moonii, Register
SERVICES AT M. E. CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 a. m.j Epworth
League at 6:45 P "
Everyone cordially invited,
G. R. MOOKIIKAI), Pastor.
P
VAN TASSKfj LAND COMPANY". MADRAS. ORE
I
General Drayage i
and Express
Leave orders at J. E. Wilson's
harness shop or postofllce.
L. E. Parker
THIS SPACE
BELONGS TO
-all wa 1 w-
: A. E. PETERSON :
SHANIKO, OREGON
: Watchmaker
r and Jeweler !
Jewelry of all kinds made to or-
der and repaired. Settings for
Precious Stones made.
FIRST-CLASS WORK CUARANTEED
TUCKER & GULP
Horseshoeing and
General Blacksmithing
WAGON AND
PLOW WORK
First-Class Wort Guarantee!
- ri wit uiu r'f.o oinj g
MADRAS, OREGON
4
GUN I
Van Tassel Land Co.
Watch It for Next Week's Advertise
ment as we are the local agents for
ALFALFA SEED
rARMS
In 10-acre Tracts
VAN TASSEL LAND COMPANY, MADRAS, OHEGON
I
I-FURNITURE-!
In all lines Is constantly arriving. We call special
attsntlon at this time to our
CENTRAL OREGON MERCANTILE GO, Madras
Agents for Parlin & Orendorfs Implements,
Including Superior Drills, Canton Plows, Disc
Harrows, "Success" Suikey Plows, Etc., Etc.
Bedding Department ;Buy this line and you get the best and longest service
T . . a. 1 t
t LOUCKS BROTHERS
I
Tents, Wagon Covers,
Suit Cases
AT LARKIN'S HARNESS SHOP
A complete line of fine han-made harness
saddles, bridles, collars, pads, whips, etc.
si
1
& Bye
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES
HARDWARE
IMPLEMENTS
Land Owners
ATTENTION
If you wish to sell, list you property with us
'e represent capital interested in yonr section
e liaye immediate purchasers
; a,:
' -M
will prcte for ourselves
Standard
Goods At
Rierht Prices
BAST SIDE MAIN STREET
MADRAS
i own and operate two large jfljmejower
antoniobiles in our bnsiuess
SEE OR WRITE US TODAY
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FRUIT AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS IN OREGON
Portland. Hood fivct Shaniko
OREGON
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