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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1911)
THE 1 C.mS& Drug Company I... ( nrr.wt- ak a speciay ,.. mmoounding Pc' '-Unfit. -If IDC ijr bin i Ini- STOCK ut- . j n.as and Chemi- . n . nm mnst I, are the ruri f.u.Fancv Stationery, i.-... Toilet Articles and 11 ,ttA line o! well assY""" ATCC n i" - .... AND BON uui" rsonal and Local 1 Inof fiVirlnv . .,, t-in fn Portland a DUSHieao wi nr. Gale and two children ..i iof FYriav irom run. f Shaniko m, 1U1111C11U' - in Madras Friday looking Ills iiiicn.u"'" M 1 C, Jenkins anu laiin u Crossing were in town bat 1: mltli tm lnnn i i iss Clara Horney leaves, this kfor an exiencieu visil wun l P. A 1 T rn eles, Cal. iss Aiauiua mtui uuuuu umuc enmmutation nroof on her estead Tuesday belore Lorn ioner Turner. rs. Andrew Morrow of Griz whs in liHiiifiri i iicua v u pss (in Lilt; iiuincatcau wiuui I 1 . f 1 1 . J n Snnfmvl left, fnr Portland nwnav mnrninir ann exnedH i i i i - , i aosent aooui a wceK, at ine to business matters. r. and Mrs. ll. w. Ttirnnr yesterday morning for the fair at Salem. They are . ul.l ni..i. - r ti. mi and expect to remain here uv inn novi inn intra iAmn I work. crew ot painters are at work week on the Willow Creek O wu a coat of very black tar and p mi loo 'riis.sn r 1.. i w -w wKjt uuiiuj twiu Livingston, well known ogpeonle of TO ntrM. l..uJ i it uuiiuuv UL LIIU I1UIIIU C Sanford. The eirls eovpr Sntiiio, i... wiuu) uituruuun uy vmMa icil IV VI 1M 11.11 n Crook county high school at uuiui iv HVPninnr or rmoi . . ... PUI IV III LIlHir ur woo i ii , " iu v ivi'ii f i r run ...i - - w F Mill WLU 0 n ... " omitri. lonsnri.it nHiaf - nb ouiuraay aiternoon nn ha, j i iivnr i it- u i iiiui uuu i ami v ot u. omitn says the was not altoLroHiot. nQ r.i M hey had honed for. hnw s tn: . . ' ' v,.,K uiem to onvrt iia nio . e says the woods are ters and that deer and KaniR rlirln't il- 1 " uiU I, . 1 1 1 1 1 win rr "I one n nnn 4 i . i Uom ' lu Kt u snot "ernanapedtno-nf f, w T 1 . . ' ' ' xiiu II1VJ3L. Llllir . i h mrr nr 4 1. . i frt VYiw o uunev rnm 1. i.. busviifti . " ULU treo- V w m XII Vj ' SUOcnaof..! : i,. --wy oi berries. '&iff",BL,nWWii.lw.ra 111. - 'J Mill! I'llUIH nil i ( NflM...,8 Veete"0a U nlunsnn, ,A Mrs. Jessie Harcrowe and chil dren are visiting this week with relatives at Redmond. George Cyrus and family of Sisters are visiting friends and relatives in this section this week. Mrs. Charles Parker, a former resident of this section, is visit ing at the home of her mother, Mrs. P. M. McClintic. Bert Loomis sold his ranch on Agency Plains, last week to Frank Stangland. The consider ation was $2500 cash. Ralph Barton, employed in the barber shop of W. S. Smith, lef.t Monday morning for Hood River for a visit with friends. P. W. Wooley, a well known traveling salesman, was calling on the merchants of Madras the latter part of the week. H. P. Dietzel is planning to attend the Central Oregon De velopment league convention to be held in Burns on October 2 and 3. L. C. Dooner, manager of the Pioneer Telephone company, was in Madras the early part of the week looking after the interests of his company. M. VanTassel and wife of Opal City passed passed through Mad ras Sunday on their way to Vanora to visit with the family of Ora VanTassel. We have been informed that the Warm Springs ferry, which was recently moved to a point just west of the town of Vanora, is now in operation. Mrs. Hattie E. Read purchased the A. C. Sanford residence Tuesday and expects to open a boarding house shortly. The consideration was $2000. H. J. Douglass, a prominen real estate man and booster o Bend, was in the city last Sun day. He came here to meet his wife and little daughter who are returning from an eastern trip. James f. Keau and wile and Perry Read returned the latter part of last week from the Silver Lake and Christmas Lake coun try where they had been looking after lands to make desert en tries on. Only a small crowd attended the dance at Sanford's hall Fri day night, but this was due per haps to the disagreeable weather. Another dance is announced for Saturday night, to be given by Zell and Shugert. Mrs. W. H. Hess and her sis ter, Mrs. V. Hobbs, ot Metolius were passengers out Monday morning on their way to Pendie ton, where they go to visit at the home of their mother, Mrs. Catching, and also take in the Round-Up. The aution sale of livestock, farming implements and house hold goods at the ranch of J. M Mayes last Saturday attracted a good sized crowd. The articles offered for sale were purchased at a bargain, young spring chick ens selling for 16 cents apiece. A patrol of 12 boy scouts, known as Boy Scouts of Ameri ca, Troop No. 1, has been organ ized at Redmond. The commis sion lor the troop has been eceived and uniforms ordered. They will take part in the big parade on "Railroad Day" at Redmond. M. Putz, a former resident of Madras and partner of H. F. Dietzel in the flouring mill busi ness, writes the latter that he expects to return here about the first of October to make his home. After disposing of his mill business a year ago, Mr. utz has made his home at No- vato, Cal., a small town on the coast just north of San Francis co, lie states that the continual ains and foggy weather in that ocality makes it a disagreeable place to live and that he is anx ious to return to the superb climate of Central Oregon. As usually treated. usiu allied aukly will dlimblo n man fur llmtu or four weeks, but by applying (Jliitiiiborlalii'n Liniment free ly aH soon a.i the Injury la received, ami OJiervliiK tliu directions with each bottle, 4 if? 4 Home-made Hamburger Steak is surely good Recipe No. 1 Hamburger Steak Chop one pound cf loan tetftteak, two ounces of zuet, And one medium sized onion In the "Uni versal" Food Chopper, using the medium adjustment : season vlth salt and pepper, form Into four flattened meat balls and fry about one minute on each side until both sides are a nice brown. When the steaks are taken out add a little water to the sauce and thicken with a little flour; half a tea spocnful cf beef extract will strenethen It. Pour the whole over the beefsteaks, which have been laid upon a hot platter From the "Univerial" Cook Book one free with each machine. and everybody likes It ou ccn make all sorts of Savory Dishes from the less expensive cuts of meat with a "Universal" Food Chopper 'J'hls Is the machine you need for chopping all sorts of meat or vegetables raw or cooked Into fine or coarse pieces as , wanted rapidly and easily. See Our Demonstration Display of the "Universal" All Week. Central Oregon Mercantile Co. i j J. D. Bolter was in town this week from Trout Creek on busi ness. J. H. Wenandy of Bend, the automobile stage man, was in Madras the latter part of the week. Miss Warmoth of Brownsville arrived in Madras Friday even ing and has charge of one de partment in the Madras Public school. She is stopping at the home of W. R. Cook. Last week the Pioneer in stalled a' telephone connecting with the line between Warm Springs and Madras. When you have any news of interest to the people of this section call up the office. Mrs. Max Wilson returned Sun day evening from Portland where she went to visit her husband. She states that the latter's health is much improved and that he has a good position as traveling salesman for a Washington soap firm. 'I have a world of confidence in Cbatn- borlaln'a Cougli Remedy for I have used it with perfect success," writes Mrs. M. I. Hasford, PoolesvllU', Md. For sala by M. K. Snook. Big Shoe Sale At the Central Oregon Mercantile company's store. All the oddB and ends in children's, misses', ladies' and men's work and dress shoes to be closed out at lesti than cost. Now is the time to buy. a3-tf Balfour Guthrie Co. GRAIN Bought at all points We have on hand at all times Calcutta grain bags and Crown brand twine. Give us a call for anything in our line. Office in Madras, Oregon Warren Smith PROPRIETOR Elite Tonsorial Parlors NO LONG WAITS BATHS J. H. HANER, Pr. C. WONDERLEY. Vice Pres. L. M. BECHTELL, Sec. The J. H. Haner Abftradt Co. Incorporated Prineville - Oregon Capital slock $5000.00 Surplus $3000.00 fully paid up. Abstracts of title to all real property in Crook county. Carefully prepared photograph copies of all records and city plats at low cost. O 3 3 4 O 40e! MADRAS, ORE. HOTEL DALLES THE DALLES, ORE. European Plan New and Modern 105 Rooms, Single and En Suite, with Bath Hot and Cold Running Water Elevator and Snmple Rooms Telephone in Every Room Electrically Lighted Bar and Rcstnurant PETER KUEHNLING, Manager A Tum-A-Lum Lumber COMPANY Having completed our lumber sheds we are now in shape to carry all the different grades of kiln dried flooring, ceiling, rustic and shiplap. We aim to carry a complete stock in every detail found in a retail lumber yard. Dimensions in all size timbers, sash, doors, mouldings, shingles, lime, cement, posts, wood and coal. When it comes to roofing we have one that has stood the test for years, Malthoid, which needs no introduction. We are here to accommodate the peo ple and would be pleased with a share of your pat ronage. Phone at your service. WM. W. ESSELSTYN, Local Manager MADRAS, - OREGON E. CROSBY EVERYTHING IN DRUGS AND KODAKS THE DALLES, OREGON Exclusive Agent For EASTMAN Kodak Co. Rochester, N. Y. A fidl line of Pho to supplies always on hand. Printing and developing done. Mailorders will receive our prompt attention. Write for' our new 1911 CATALOG Try a bottle of Mur- ....w o iu iihji uevel oper. Will develop nny plate or paper. A- E. CROSBY I. O. O. F. Lodge Meeta every Wednesday night. Strangers are wel come. Tillman Reuter, N. G. LsaIs H. Irving, Secretary A. EX Peterson JEWELER 4 MADRAS, Three Doors North of P, o. OREGON curu can bo elfected In from two to four days. For sale b M. K. Snooh. V.S.U -T-