Personal and Local
A. G. Kibbee, of Haycreek
was a business visitor in Madras
Tuesday of this week.
Tom Lewis, of Blizzard
Ridge, was a business visitor in
Madras Tuesday of this week.
Mr. J. Reynolds, of Portland,
was in Madras the latter part
of the week visiting friends in
this section.
Thomas McCormack left Sat-
urdav mornincr fori Portland and
St Paul, Oregon, on a short bu
siness trip.
Gus Loveland is down from
Grizzly, and is making prep
arations to take over and operate
a blacksmith's shop at Culver.
Newt E. Melton made .final
commutation proof on his home
stead, which is located on Agency
Plains, Monday before Com
missioner Turner.
G. V. Stanton, and his brother
who has been visiting him for
several days, left Wednesday
morning for Great Falls and
other places in Montana.
Mrs. George Oneil, of Terre
bonne, has been in Madras
several days the past week visit
ing friends and having some
dental work done by Dr. Clark.
Born to the wife of W. S.
Smith, Friday March 15th, a
son. Both Mrs. Smith and the
baby are getting along fine, is
the report of ' ' Warney. ' '
Thomas A. Graham, depot
aorent for the Oregon Trunk line
at Metolius, was in Madras Sat-,
urday, and filed on a homestead
in the Metolius country.
'J. C. Robinson who has been
at Antelope installing an irriga
tion, plant for Thomas Brogan,
e.cpects to spend several days in
1 o, .tland before returning home.
A. H. Lippee who purchased
the A. Y. Warren place at Hay-
creek last fall, was in Madras
the early part of the week trad
ing. .
- It is understood that S. E. Gray
is intending soon to commerce
.the construction of a dwelling
on his property on the hill south
of town.
Henry Cersovsky, of Culver,
was in town Tuesday, and made
a filing on a homestead on the
other side of the Deschutes
River.
Mrs. S. E. Evens, of the Opal
City country, was stricken Sun
day afternoon with an attack of
paralysis, and at present is un
der the care of Dr. Ramsey, of
Metolius.
W. E. Van Allen of Redmond,
one, of the Republican candidatse
for the office of Assessor, in
Madras and vicinity the early
part of the week getting ac
quainted with the people.
A. J. Henneman, of Portland,
who homesteaded a tract of land
in the vicinity of .Metolius, has
b.-en in this section the past
week, looking after business
interests here. ,
J.T.Smith',' aformer resident
of Madras, joined his wife , who
is a sister of Mrs. W. J. Cow
herd, Saturday evening. They
expect t,0' spend several days vis
iting friends in this section.
, C.' Sam Smith, of Prineville,
is in Madras today looking over
the Dmocratic political situation,
and 'circulating some petitions
for E)r. Harry Lane; of Portland,
candidate for the United States
Senajte.
Miss Elva J. Smith, who has
beerv teaching in one of the de
partments of the Prineville
public schools, returned to Mad
ras Monday, having finished her
terxx there, and is at the home
of ho sister, Mrs. B. S. Lark in.
Rev. Foskett, of Bend, Baptist
missionary for Central Oregon,
was ,.in Madras and preached
Saturday morning at the Christ
ian Church, Sunday preaching
'at Metolius, where he expects to 1
iestsbllahka church in the near,
utare. I
been in town several days this
week making preparations for
the repairing of the Christian
Church, which was badly
scorched by fire a couple of
months ago. The church as
sociation was awarded $190.00
damages.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack White, Mr.
and Mrs. G. V. Stanton, Miss
Henderson, Miss Hazel Barnett,
Mrs. Pearl Osborn, John Camp
bell, Ben Ashley, Lex Long, Jack
Church and Tom McCormack
were among the Madras people
who attended the dance at Meto
lius last Friday night. All re
port having had a big time.
Robert E. Jordon, an old time
resident of the country on the
south side of the Metolius
River, was in Madras the early
part of the week, making proot
on his timber and stone claim.
Mr. Jordon says that his sec
tion of the county is settling up
very last during tne past year,
and that many permanent and
beneficial improvements are be
ing made in that section.
.7. B. Neville, a nartner of
County Surveyor Rice, and him
self deputy county surveyor,
is in town today doing some
work for the City in running
some grades and sidtwalk levels
This work has long been
needed, and it is hoped that the
City Council will compell the
property owners to put their
walks on a uniform level.
H. S. Crothers, vice-president
of the Madras State Bank, who
resides in Spokane, arrived
in Madras Saturday evening and
expects to remain until the new
bank building is ready for 1 oc
cupancy.
Chris Henske of Nebaska,
who is visiting at the home of
his brother, Fred Henske, the
pioneer Methodist Hill home
steader, is much pleased with
this country. The brothers
had not seen each other since the
younger one came to this sec
tion ten years ago. Chris is a
well to do farmer in Nebraska,
but it is probable that he will
sell his interests there, and lo
cate here. The scenic wonders
of this country and the delight
ful climate have so charmed him
that he has already become a
booster for Central Oregon.
Metolius Central Oregonian.
Everything is Going Regardless of Coft
Notice a Few of Our Reduction Pri
4 packages Corn Starch
3 " Corn Flakes
3 " Rice Flakes
2 " Grape Nuts
2 " Cream of Wheat
2 " Violet Oats
1 " Columbia Oats
1 41 " Wheat
3 " Jello, any flavor
2 cans Sauerkraut
3 " Condensed Milk
25c
25c
25c
25c
35c
25c
30c
30c
25c
25c
25c
1 " Corn
r
1 " Tomatoes
1 " String Beans
4500 Matches
Men's fleece lined Underwear, per garment
Ladies' fleeced lined Underwear, per garment
Blanket lined Coats, each
Good quality, one-piece Sheats, 72x90, each
Children's heavy cotton Hose, two pair
There are no better bargains anvwhP m. s.
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MADRAS
OREG
Cleaning Time
With the coming of the warm
spring days that we have been
having this week, we hear the
lamentations of the gentle hus
bands, when their wives begin to
talk about cleaning house. The
men always know what to ex
pect when the houses are all
torn up and there are carpets top
clean and stoves to take down
and numerous other jobs that go
with the housecleaning.
What we are really getting at
is this, that there should be a
movement started to have the
property owners of the town
clean up their yard's, and the
city .officials have the streets
cleaned, so that when a stranger
comes to town, he may see that
pride is being taken in the looks
of the town.
JUNIPER BUTTER
ALWAYS
FRESH AND PURE
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THE
JUNIPER BRAND
A CENTRAL OREGON PRODUCT
REDMOND CREAMERY CO.
CHURCHE
M. E. Church Sunday March
24th. Morning Service at 11
oclock, subject "A Searching
Question." Evening services 8
oclock, subject "Possibilities of
Escape. "All are welcome., Rev.
John J. Pacey, Pastor.
Mens Meeting Men in the
Religious Movement meet in the
Key building Sunday at 3 P. M.
Assress by Rev. W. Bowerman
of Portland Oregon. All men
are cordially invited to attend.
D. H. Williams, President.
For Sale Thoroughbred Lang
sha'ng chicken eggs for setting,
$1.25 per setting of 15 eggs.
Call or address
Otto Hohlfeld, Madras.
ml4tpd.
Notice For Publication.
Department of the Intel lor, U. S. Land
Office at The Dulles, Oregon, February
2ttth. 1D12.
Notice Is hf-reby given that
Edwin W. Mason,
of Madras Oregon, who on Juno JBth, 1007,
indn homestead, No. 16532, Serial, No.
(H107, for lot 4, .Section 1, and hot 1,
si'Kui'K, neXseM", Section 2, Town
ship If South. Kango 1!J East, Wll
lauiettu Meridian, hat tiled notice of
Intention to make Final live year Proof, to
entaullHli claim o the land above dexcrlbed,
before Unwind W.Turner, U. 8. Commis
sioner, at his office at Madras, Oregon, on
the 16th day of April, 11)12.
Claimant name as witnesses: Irvln
F. Shult. Samuel E. Gray, W. Glenn
Loncks, William A, EllW, all of Madias,
Oregon ,
ni7.all C. W. Moore. Register.
LLIAMS HARNESS SHOP :
4
SUCCESSOR TO FRED DAVIS
FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF POSTOFFICE
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
FINE HARNESS AND SADDLERY
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at The Dalles, Oregon, February
29, 1912. Notice is hereby given that
Matthew J. Donnldton Si-1 by,
of Youngs, Oregon, who, on September
2'. 1910, made Homestead, No. 074U0, for
tt'KiwJfi hwiiwV, Section 22, and
xeUnetf. Si-ctlon 21, Township V South,
Itauiie 14 Ku.it. Willamette Meridian, has
filed notice of Intention to make final
commutation proof, to establish claim to
the laud nbnve described, before Howard
W. Turner, U. S. Commissioner, at his
office at Madras, Oregon, on the 11th day of
April. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Frank
L. Ilunuell, Klmer A. ('hrlMtunnon, James
K. Grogan, Dwlght E. Bhonyo, nil of
Youngs, Oiegon.
m7a U. Y. MOOUE, Register.
Notice For Publication.
Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land
Office at The Dalles, Oregon, February 29,
1912.
Notice is hereby given that
.Matthew J Donaldson Sclby,
of Youngs, Oregon, who, on September
20th. 1910, made Desert Land Entry, No.
0718J1, for nenef, Section 21, Township 9
South, Itange 11 East, Willamette Me
ridian, has filed notice of Intention to
make llnal desert proof, to establish claim
lo the laud abovon'escrlbed, before Howmd
W. Turner, U. S. Commissioner ut his
office, at Madias, Oregon, on the Ulh day
of April, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Frank L.
Ituunell, Elmer A. Chrlstenson, James E.
Grogan, Dwlght E. Shonyo, all of Youngs,
u retro n.
ni7-ai C. W. Mooitu, Register.
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ucparimcnini mo Interior.
Office at T.io Dalles, Oregon,
Notice Is hereby given thit
Joseph A. Hill.
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nokliwif, 5i c. 0. T.9S.R.1
uat ii lea nonce or inientloa
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day of March, mt
Clitlnmnt naniegftiallnKSPJ:
bert, of loutiKi Orefton. A,
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Notice for Publication
Department of tlio Interior, Ui fi. Land Office
ai me uauei, urcKon, reuriury f, vju.
Notice U hereby ulven that
John Mnrtln.
of HaycrceV, Oregon, who, on July 15, 1910.
made Homestead, No. 07105, for vnwK. nnu
wUncli, Ht-ctlon 35, towiulilp 11 South, ItatiKO
15Kaxt, Willamette Meridian, uas Hied notice
o( Intention to mnko final commutation
proof, to OKtanlUh claim to the laud ntovo
(locrlM!(t, buforo Howard V. Turner, If, H.
CommUnlouer at bin oftlce at Madraii, Oregon,
on the Vth day of April. 1912
Claimant names ai wltncisci: Emll Btolto,
Jatnen Gates. Lyman A. McCourt, Tlioma
rowers, an oi uuycreeic, iircgon.
m7-al.pd. C. W. 1100 UK, ileglster
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, United
States Lnnd Office, Tne Dulles, Oregon,
March 15, 1912.
Notice ia hereby given that the State
of Oregon has filed in this office its
application, Serial No. 05084, to select
under the provisions of the Act of
August 14, 1848, and the Acts sup
plementary and amendatory Jthereto.
The nwiswi, Section 4, T. 10, b. It.
14, EaHt W. M.
Any and all persons claiming ad
vcrscly the lands described, or desiring
to object becauso of tho mineral char
acter, of tho land, or for ny other
reason, to -tho disposal to applicant
should file their affidavits of protest In
this office on or before tho 80th day of
April 1912.
m.21.a.25-m.pd C. W. MOORE
Register
GENERAL HORSE FURNISHINGS
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SHOE COBBLING DONE WHILE YOU WAIT
A SafB Place.
It was nt a dinner Darty. The bright
young man sat noxt to tho young
woman with beautLful arms and nock.
Tho fair companion suddonly exhibited
elgna of nervousness. Two of bis boat
Jokes passed unnoticed. Ilor face wore
a look of ularm. "I urn In mlsory," nbo
said. "In miseryr echoed tho man.
"Yea. I was vaccinated tho other day,
and it ho8 takon beautifully. I can al
most scronm, It hurts so." The young
man looked at tho beautiful annB. No
sign tboro. "Why, where woro you
vaccinated?" he asked surprlsedly. "In
Boston," abo said, the smile chasing
ftway the look of pain.
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