Personal ami Local
George Oneil, of Terrebonne,
was a visitor in Madras Friday
of last week.
S. D. Percival, of Gateway, was
a business visitor in Madras
Monday.
C. S. Van Tyne, of the Sound
co mtry in Washington, came in
.Mondav, and is looking after his
property interests here.
Emil Brock, who has charge
of the C. McPherson estate, was
in Madras Monday looking after
the property interests here.
Edwin W. Mason made final
five year proof on his homestead
before Commissioner Turner
Monday.
F. S. Senn, an extensive owner
of real estate in tnis vicinity,
is in this section this week look
ing after his interests.
Milo Elkins, of the Blizzard
Ridge country, was in Madras
Saturday trading with the local
merchants.
C. C. Covey, of Warmspring,
was in Madras Saturday, on his
way home from the southen part
of the county.
Born to the wife of W. N.
Mitchell, at their home on the
Acrncy Plains, Tuesday April
16th, a boy.
G. Springer, democratic can
didate for the office of county
judge, was in Madras Wednesday
calling on friends.
D. F. Areinsmier and family
passed through Madras Monday
on their way to Salem, were
they expect to spend the sum
mer. County Commissioner Bayley
was in Madras Tuesday, looking
after the work on the new grade
nrth of town to the O-W. R. &
N. depot.
Rev. J. J. Pacey and wife left
Tuesday morning for The jalle3,
to be in attendance at the dis
trict conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Deputy Sheriff Hahn and J. V
Snyder filed on homesteads
across the Deschutes river, be
fore commissioner Turner, Satur
day.
C. D. Brown, of Bend, one of
the republican candidates for
sheriff, was in Madras Saturday,
pettincr acauainted with the
people in this section.
W. A. Bel . of Ihe Dalles, is
snendincr this week in the north
ern part of Crook County and
southern Wasco, in the interest
of his candidacy for the office of
district attorney.
Many of the people of Madras
are missing the genial smile of
bur friend Fred Zell, better
known as "Sharkey", who left
for Kansas City Sunday morn
ing, for an extended trip, he
says.
N. J. Sinnott, candidate for
representative in Congress, was
a passenger out Saturday morn
ing, having spent the greater
part of last week in Central Ore
gon, getting acquainted with the
people in this section.
The local butcher, John X.
Campbell, shipped to the Port
land market Sunday morning
one car load of hogs and three
car loads of cattle, from the
Madras stock yards on the Ore
gon Trunk line.
S. Price and familv, of Ander
son, Missouri, arrived in Madras
Saturday evening and are now
stopping at the home of L. L.
Wilson, whose wife is a sister
of Mr. Price. Mr. Price expects
to locate in this section, and will
either purchase some improved
land or take up government land.
E. J. Nicholson, a cousin of
Alex Marwick, of the Central
Oregon Merchantile Company,
arrived from the Orkney Island?,
off the cost of Scotland, the
early part of the week. He wi 1
leave after few day's visit, for
Portland, where he has a posi
tion in view.
Walter Raymond, special agent
fqr the Liverpool & London &
Globe Insurance Company, and
secretary of the uoarci ot iure
Underwriters, was in Madras
Wednesday looking over the in
terests of his company here, and
inspecting the new water system
I John Mayes, bettor known an
"Uncle John Mayes", returned
last night from his former home
in Tennessee, where he has been
spending several months, accom
panied by a wife and two other
families from that section, who
expect to make their future home
in Central Oregon.
From the material at hand, a
team will be chosen to go to
Metolius next Sunday, and play
the winners of the recent game
up there. All are eligible to
make this team, and it is es
sential for all who are candidates
for the regular team which will
represent Madras against the
neighboring towns, to get out
and practice.
Reliable information has been
received that the land office
officials have decided favorably
for the defendant in the recent
contest initiated by the Govern
ment against the claim filed on
by Charles H. McElroy.
Complaint in this case was
made to the Government officials
who investigated the matter,
and instituted a contest a few
months ago, the hearing being
had about two months ago in
Madras, at which much testimony
was taken, 'and the decision
reached settles the matter of Mr.
McElroy 's claim to the land on
which he made his home for over
five years, and made a large
amount of improvements.
Ti
ADRAS I RAPING
ROMPAN
FOR
THE BEST GOODS
AT
LOWEST PRICES
For Sale Bay horse, four years
old, weight 900 pounds. Will
sell cheap.
Madras Trading Co.
The Madras Trading Co
MADRAS, OREGON
1300 LOST
(Continued from 1st Page)
was designed and built, and was
considered, the acme of maritine
architecture, Nearly nine hun
dred feet in length, and having
a passenger capacity of 2000,
in addition to a crew of 800, the
first news that she wa3 sinking
failed to convince the company
officials that the dispatch was
correct, so assured were they
that the vessel could not be sunk
in such manner. The awful
realization of the accident, to
gether with the increasing hor
ror of the wireless dispatches as
to the loss of life has completely
dumfounded the officials of the
tanrs-Atlantic steamsip lines, as
well as the people of the entire
, world.
Wanted Pasture for 2 or 4 colts.
Address XYZ, Pioneer.
Wanted To buy fresh milk
cow.
Central Oregon Merc. Co.
Wanted Hogs, fat or feeders,
100 pounds up. Address A.
W. Freeberg, Madras, Oregon.
For Sale Turkey eggs, $1.00 per
setting (9).
lt-nd. E. L. Milner.
$30 ROUND TRIP FARE
To St Paul and Minneapolis
via the
OREGON TRUNK RAILWAY.
Round trip tickets will be sold
as shown above on April 25, 26,
27, 1912, via Oregon Trunk Rail- peace
Summons.
In the Justice's Court for the
Precinct of Madras, Crook Coun
ty, Oregon.
Edna Chesnut, Plaintiff,
vs
Charles Angal, Defendant.
To Charles Angal, the above
named defendant:
In the name of te State of
Oregon; You are hereby sum
moned and required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled
action witin six weeks from the
date of the first publication of
this summons, and if you fail so
to answer for want thereof the
plaintiff will ' take judgment
against you for the sum of
$120.00 and the costs and dis
bursements of this action.
This summons is served upon
you by publication by order of
J. H. Jackson, a justice of the
in and for Madras Pre-
CHORCHES
Baptist.
Services at the Gateway Bap
tist Church, Sunday, April 2.8
Preaching at 11 oclock by Rev.
W. S. Cook, of Powell Butte.
The ordinance of baptism will
be administered at Porter Creek
immediately after the sermon,
there being several candidates
for immersion. The general
nublic is cordially invited to
- v
attend.
North Bank,
Northern
or
Great
Pacific
way, the
Northern
Railways.
The Oregon Trunk morning
train makes direct connection at
Fallbridge with train for St Paul
and Minneapolis. Stops are al
lowed going and returning. Re
turn limit October 31st. Details
will be furnished on application.
J. J. Hoydar, Agent.
Madras, Oregon.
cinct, Crook County, Oregon,
which order of publication is
dated the 10th day of April, 1912,
and directs that this summons
be published for a period of six
consecutive weeks in the Madras
Pioneer, a newspaper published
at Madras, Crook County, Ore
gon. J. H. Jackson,
Justice of the Peace, Madras
Precinct, Crook County, Ore-
Free Methodist.
Regular services will be con
ducted at the Free Methodist
Church as follows:
Sunday School at 10 oclock A.
M. Preaching at 11 A. M. and
7:30 P. M. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 7:30.
Ira F, Ward, in charge.
Methodist Episcopal.
Epworth League rally at 10:30
A. M. and 2 P. M. Every one
welcome.
gon
Date of first publication, Apri 11,
1912.
Date of last publication, May
16, 1912.
E. Bergland,
np. Plaintiff's attorney.
D. H. WILLIAMS HARNESS SHOP
SUCCESSOR TO FRED DAVIS
FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF POSTOFFIGE
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
FINE HARNESS AND SADDLERY
GENERAL HORSE FURNISHINGS
SHOE COBBLING DONE WHILE YOU WAIT
Notice for Publication.
Deportment of the Interior, United
Stutoa Lund Office, Tne Dalles, Oregon,
March 16, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that the State
of Oregon has hied in this offico its
application, Serial No. 05084, to select
under the provisions of the Act of
August 14, 18-18, and the Acts sup
plementory nnd amendatory Jthereto.
The nwfswl, Section 4, T. 10, 8. It.
14, East V. M.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the lunds described, or desiring
to object because of the mineral char
octer. of the land, or for any other
reason, to tho disposal to applicant
should flic their affidavits of protest in
this office on or boforo tho 30th day of
April 1912.
m-21-a.25-m.pd ' C. W. MOORE
Register
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership
Notice is hereby given to ail persons
concerned that tho co-partnership for
merly existing and engaged in the
sawmill business on Coon Creek, Crook
County, state of Oregon, between O.
F. Wulicnburg nnd H. C. Farrer, under
the firm name nnd style of Wulicnburg
& Farrer, has been this day dissolved
bv mutual consent. H. C. Farrer, re
tiring. All money and debts due and to
become due said former firm are nay'
able to O. F. Wallenburg, and all debts
and liabilities due or to become due
from said former firm ore to be puid
by him.
(Signed) O. F. Wallenbukg.
H. C. Faiuier.
Dated this 15th day of March, 1912
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Department at was
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Notice for Publication
Donartment of the Interior. U. S. Ianl
rtffm. tit 'I'lu. Mnlliiu nnxrnri. Anrll
6, 1012. Notice Is hereby given that
of Youngs, Onrgon, who, on January
Ji. ivii, inane iioinunicau. r" uinw.
.. !,.. u...l 0n U 'I1 (1 S. II. 1 I
K. and netfsotf. S.-c. 25, Township 9 South,
Ilange 13Kast, Willamette Meridian, has
filed notice of Intention to make finul
commutation proof, to establish claim to
mo tami itDovii uexcrinpii, uuiiiru mmm"
It' 'I'lit-iinr IT St 'iintiiluillilU'r. nt IllH
oflko at Madras, Oregon, on the 13th day of
May, 1U12.
Claimant names ua witnesses: John
K. Daly, William Ulalr, Onirics Mekenim
.lake Reams all of Young, Oregon.
allmflpd C. W. MOUKE, uegiwer.
Notice For Publication.
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L'UIJUI HIJUIIIi oi UIU llllUIIUi, u.
Onico at Tho Dulles, Oregon, April 2nd,
IVV6,
Notice Is hereby given that
James Keenan
of Grizzly Oregon, who, on Juno 291H,
1WI5, made Homestead, No. 15241, serial
No. OIUUH. for swJsetf. See. 18, ami
nuHx etffitf. Section 19, Township is
South, ltiuige 15 Kant, Willamette Meridian
has tiled notice of intention to make
tlnul live year proof, to establish claim to
the laud above described, before Impt'iy
K. J. Diiffv. IT. 8. Commissioner at his
nnice, nt I'rlnevllle. Oregon, on the lit"
duv of M,iy, 1912.
uiaimani names as wiinesaes:
Knnin V XfoPnln if tlrlmtullln. DrCCOII.
Samuel T, Vaiiuhu, Charles Shook both of
ii.imonia, uaviu vuiignn.or imuuiuk.
ull-m 0 pd. c" W. Mooro.Iteglstor
District Superintendent' Swan-
der. of the Christinn Church,
spoke at tho Christian Uhurcn
in Madras last Friday evening,
Kivinsr a very pointed and in
structive talk,
in the services
of Culver.
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iiii ii r mi nun
Department ot the Inttwi
Ottlco at Tbe Dtllci, Ortion.l
Notice It hcrebr tlren tint
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iwunmnm Inn nroof. la filitllli
land above derltd, Ulo;t
Turner. V. B. CommIulDser.il
Mailrai, Oregon, on tbe (to oij
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vniinif nroirnn ana lianin leu
rui, Oregon,
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