DIVISION OF CROOK COUNTY
nolit bv certain elements, but wc want you to know where the best investment in Croo
lg !!"n,riv can be made. Wc want you to know that at the JUNCTION of the Hill an
V -1 Onn Prairie is banc built the wheat shippinc metropolis ol Centra Oregon and 11
Culver
he JUncLiuii ity ui tnc lescnuies
IS
A TOWN WITH SENSE.
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installed winch will hiwo
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10 UUVUIUJI UlUtU livjr
leud to the towrmito from ovcry direc
tion. Seventh Bcciiubo the elevation in but
2000 feet und the climate Hplendid for
the production of cropH of ull kindH on
the surrounding farms.
Eighth -BecnuHe iiTnnncment nrc
buintf made for the removnl of the
Htore and post ofllco at old Culver to
the new townsite on the railroad. This
section Is now supplied with Rural Free
Delivery of mail.
Ninth Because the first purchasers
and the towntittc people arc erecting
substantial buildings for business enter
prises and the down is needed by the
farmers and country people.
Tenth BccouBe Culver is 119 miles
south of Celllo, just the right distance
for a Division. It iuulso the most con
venient pluce for the line to be built
from the main line to Prinevillc.
Eleventh Because the railroads own
27 acres through the heart of the town
for riglit of way, switches, yardage,
etc.
Twelfth- Because there is not a bad
lot in the towhsite. Every lot is a good
one, level and smooth.
Last but Not Least- Cnlver fills a
long felt want in this particular locality
for the furmcra need a nearby market
and shipping point for their thousands
of bushels of grain. It is almost
equally distant between Redmond and
Madras and while St will be a great
benefit to the farming community which
it will serve it is too distant to be any
injury to the sister towns. There is
room for all in this prosperous valley.
Culver is being advertised in the lo
cality where it is to be and is being
builded. The home people are asked to
support and help it along and in turn
the town will work for the interests of
the farmers. It is hoped to muko this
a community of interests.
ALL IS READY 1 The Big Sale of
Culver Lots has begun at the introduc
tory prices. Go see the location 1 See
what Is being done and then get busy
and help us and help yourselves.
NOW IS THE TIME to get proper
ty in the WHEAT-SHIPPING ME
TROPOLIS of Central Oregon at first
cost.
We want LIVE MEN. to estsblish
business enterprises in Culver, the
junction city of the Deschutes.
Write for plats, price lists and ap
plications to purchase and such infor
mation as you desire. Write at once
or call on our local representative in
your town.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
I WILL SELL at private sale Homo of
my luuifiO'liold funiturc consisting of
beds, bureaus, sideboard, dlahcupboard,
book-eaao etc. at once. A. C. San ford.
A JERSEY bull calf for sale-price
$0.00. Inquiro at this ofiico. lt-p
I-OR 8ALE One "Crown" Tiano,
slightly iwd. Party leaves town.
Now $500 now $250. Inquire Pioneer
office.
LOST A largo black hand-bug,
Monday morning, between Mr. Ortman
and Mr. Jacobs place on the Warm
Spring road. Leave at this ofllco and
receive reward. Mla Francis Ortman.
FARM8 AND ACREAGE for sale
near new Culver by J. G. Fisob. jl4-4tp
$20.00 REWARD FOR HOR8E One
bay gelding, weight 1000 pounds, brand
ed "B" on stifle. $20.00 reward if re
turned to ray ranch north of Madras.
James Fleck. J14-2
A . E. CROSBY?
WE WILL PAY cash prizes of $ '.00
and $1.00 for the first and second best
exihit of three kinds of grain. All ex
hibits are to be placeJ in bundles of
100 heads leaving the straw about 10
inches long. The contest closes August
0th, 1910. Van Tassel Land Co. '14-tf
THRESHING OUTFIT For Sale. Rus
sell machine complete; 10 b. p. en
cine; 32 inch cylinder, 54 in. separa
tor, cook house and derrick, 2 pair
trucks. For particulars call at Pio
neer office. jl5
FIRE INSURANCE Ask VauTassel
about It. j9
BUTTER 35c per pound ; eggs 30c per
dozen at Central Oiegon Mercantile
Co's. store.
I will eell part or all of my City proper
ty in Madras, cheap on easy terms.
Write to Harry G. Key, Redmond,
Ore., for particulars. jlO
i vrii yf it
rM Millie v ri i ii . v if 1 1 ii i i x iiivi - i i ii .i v ji 1 1 1 yen i v
EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENTS
at Laidlaw and Culver
at Madras and Prinevillc
301-2 Buchanan Building
Portland, Oregon
TO BUILD
SANnRAllRnAn
w mm m m m a mm mm m m mm
I ir inr uirrinnin in rrinna
"-'-"'tl W,.,.W"
which they consider mimi-
armers' educational and
Union, wealthy wheat
Umatilm Countv nnd the
country are going to man-
T f rtr nVrintit nn r - jtn
J yesterday. While the
anization are not as yet
IS Known (hill tlu.v ini.liwlo
f flouring mills, warehouse,
transmission lines und
abundance of capital to
U11U1JH mTftfllIUii(i
tno movement, $500,000
alreadly subscribed, and
ty of money, say the pro
ilable for operating ex-
luiuiiiuiiiu pinntn
installed from time to
to th ill tinil mi 1 1 T t
- i a no UUIIIIICU,
"s will be established at
at Adams, the center of
Cueing district of Uma
anl the other at Walla
A mill. t .
r.n nave a Ua v
Mo.r .: : ; out wn
"III. till
crease of capacity at nomin.il cost in
the event the move is justifiable. They
will be equipped with the latest improv
ed machinery.
The power plant will be located about
eight miles castof Adams, on the Uma
tilla River. It Is estimated that the
proposed plant will develop between 4000
and 5000 horsepower. It is planned to
build a railroad from Adams to some
point on the Columbia Rivur, probably
at Cold Spring. The line will tap a
good wheat country. It is proposed to
install gasoline motors instead of steam
or electrical power to opcrs to the road.
It is understood that in connection with
this line a string of boats -will be oper
ated between Cold Spring or Umatilla
Landing and Portland durimg the ship
ping season.
THRESHER-MEN HAVE
NEW ORGANIZATION
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A Threshormen's Areociation was
organized in Madras on I ;he 12th of July.
The meeting was callei I to order by
Philip S. Bates, secretary of the State
Association, and as that' were present
a majority of the throfihrrmcn of Crook
County, wo proceeded to organizo a
Crook County Threshurti a en's Associa
tion, electing the following officers:
President, Martin T idlofson; vice
president, A. L. Williai ns; secretary,
and treasurer, J. II. O'K elly.
Wo hold another meeti ng on the fol
lowing Saturday which wjuh more fully
attended than the first, mid tho most
important action taken wi s the setting
of a prico list for threshemj g during the
approaching season, 'i'htf rates decided
upon aro as follows;
Headed wheat, 8 cents pcr bushel.
Shocked wheat, 10 cent K.
Headed barley 7i cents ..
Shocked barley 9 cents.
Headed oats 7 conts.
Shocked oats 8 conts.
Headed rye 10 conts.
Shocked rye IK cents.
This agreement wos signed by
Martin Tollefwn,
Jobn Dobkins,
A. L. Williams,
Joe Smith,
C,. H. Foster,
'Dow Dobkins,
Edward O'Kelloy,
F. A. Smith,
J. II. O'Kelloy.
FOR BALK -Good, jioung, fresh milch
cow.-See S. I. Fricival.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
UNITED 8TATE8
PrcuMcnt William II. Tnlt
Vlco-I'reIdpi'i James 8, Sherman
Secretary of biato I'lillamlcr C. Knox
Secretary of Treasury. ...Franklin MacVeagh
Secretary of Interior K. A. Balllnger
Secretary of War J. M. Dickinson
Secretary of Navy Oeo von I, Meyer
Secretary of Commerce Charles Napcl
I'ostmastcr General Frank H.Hitchcock
Attorney General Geo. W. WIckershBm
Becretary of Agriculturo James Wilson
STATE
Governor F. W. Benson
Secrataryof State "
Treasurer OA Pteel
Attorney General AM Crawford
Hupt. Public Instruction J H Ackorman
State Printer W S Dunnlway
Dairy and Food Domntlssloncr J W Ilalloy
I J Ilournc Jr
U S Senators I Co. K. Chamberlain
W O Hawloy
W K Kills
f Will R King
Icllriilo
kill
I W T Slater
John H Lewis State Knglueer
8EVENTH JUDIOIAL DI8TRIOT
jmlcc WLllradshaw
Prosecutlnc Attorney Fred W. Wilson
CROOK COUNTY
Judge C. Kills
Clerk Warren Drown
Sheriff Frank Elklns
Treasurer w F KIB
Assessor J LaFolletto
School Huiiersutendcnt K. A. Ford
Surveyor F. A. Rico
Coroner J. A. McCall
James KIro
It H llayley
Congressmen.
I
FA Mi
Supreme Judges j KAFak
Commissioner.
.hi!.
Warren Smith
PROPRIETOR
Elite Tonsorial Parlors
NO LONG WAITS
BATHS
MADRAS, ORE.
4.. . .
TUCKER & GULP
Horseshoeing and
General Blacksmithing
WAGON AND
PLOW WORK
First-Class Work Guaranteed
Located in tho old Uroohs shop
MADRAS, OREGON
Lii .wi u us u un us
LIST YOUR FARM property with R.
Ilea, If yon wuiit quick action upon
It. lluvo liuycrn lor delrui)le places.
Union Sunday school services will be
leld every Sunday at 10 a. ni at the
Opal Prairie church. Preaching at 11 a.
in. and 7 p. in. Everybody cordially
invited to attend
Lost Buckskin horse; weight, 1100;
branded ituUc F ou right nhoulder;
cut ou right foot by barb wire. $10
reward. See A. O. Sanford, Madras.
FARM LOANS!! Madras State Ml
For Kent Good pasture, II vo miles
south of Madras, Inquire at thihofllce
FOR SALE A first class quarter section
of land, t,partialy improved). Nine
miles north of Madras. For price and
terras address "Owner".
No. 1301 Jordan St., The Dalles, Ore.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS. See
M'ulras State Bunk.
WANTED Freight teams wanted to
haul lumber by thousand from uear
Grizzly. Porter liroiuers.
For Sale One thoroughbred Berkshire
boar, also one Berkshire sow and six
pigs. Inquire of Kyle Loucks, Madras,
Oregon.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned haB purchased the property
and buBiuess of tho firm of Hurt &
Maddron, of Madras, Oregon, the iuter
esls of said W. C. Hart in eaid firm and
business been acquireq by the under
signed. All debls due tho old firm of
Hart & Maddron aro now duo and
payable lo Thomas H. Maddn.n
and all debts duo by former part
ncrship havo been asumed by me. Dat
ed at Madras, Or., this 7th day of July,
1910. Thomas II. Maddron.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
EVERYTHING IN
DRUGS & KODAKS
THE DALLES, OREGON
Exclusive Agent For
EASTMAN
w.
II. SNOOK
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Ofllco lu Drug Store.
MADRAS ORKGON
Ora van tassel
NOTARY PUBLIC
INSURANCE
MADRAS. OREGON
Jt H. HANSR
ABSTRACTER OF TITLES
NOTAHY 1'UBLIC
Flro Insurance, Mfo Insurance, Surety Bonds
Heal Estate. Couvoyanclui;
OREGON
PIIINKVII.LE,
n G. G0LLVER
" NOTARY PUBLIC
KODAK COMPANY
Rochester, N, Y.
A full line of Pho
to supplies always
on hand. Printing
and developing
done. Mail orders
will receive our
prompt attention.
Write for our new
1910 CATALOG
Try a bottle of Mur
ine's ndinol Devel
oper. Will develop
any Plate or Paper
A. E. CROSBY
i LIVERY,
FEED
&SALE
STABLE 1
MADRAS, OREGON
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! Transient Stock Given Best Of Feed And Gare I
HOOD & STANTON
GIVE
Your Orders Prompt Attention
L-
T. S. Hamilton, Tres. E. H. French, Yice-Pres. J. C. Fowlie, Cshr.
EASTERN
ElQiwinflr
OREGON UQIIMllg
CO. !
FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD
DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Capital Stock, $50,000
Deposits, $250,000
SHANIKO, OREGON
Automobile Stage Line j
ALL NEW STUDEBAKER AUTOS
Shaniko, via Madras To Bend
DAILY TRIPS EACH WAY
The Best Accommodations For All Passengers
FOR RATES APPLY AT STAGE OFFICE
L
timet) Stage
& Stable Co.
A. G. SANFORD !
DEALER IN
HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS
The Right Goods at the lticht Piices.
:
Terms: Cash, or Its En aiivalont
s
Water FARMS, 35
JuBtioa of tie Poaoo
CUI.VKK I'KKPINCT
CULVER
OREGON
HOWARD W. TURNER
U. S. COMMISSIONER
NOTARY PUBLIC
INSURANCE
MADIUB OKKUOS
FEED STflTIOH
Water 80 cts. per 1000 gullons
ROLLED FEED FOR SALE
All kiuds ot grinding douo for cash or toll
Teod Stoam o' Dry Eollod
EMMtV WOllK VOXU
FRED H. GREEN
AND P SRSONAL PROPERTY
HANDLED UY
D. W. BARNETT
MAlRAS, OREGON
Locul Agoiit lor Pepot Addition
to Mad run.
LlIST OlITH ffiE
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