Personal and Local
George Irwin and son of Van
ora, were business visitors in
Madras
Mrs. R. Parrish, of Haycreek,
was a visitor in Madras Thurs
day. Eo -n to the wife of John Newbill
at their home at Grizzly, Tues
day April 23, a girl.
J. H. Haner and wife of Prine
ville were in town Thursday visit
ing friends.
Walter Ruble was down fiom
Redmond Monday on a business
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Loveall, of
Vanora, spent Wednesday in
town visiting friends.
M. C. Mason returned Friday
evening from a trip to The
Dalles of se eral days.
J. H. Lockard accompanied by
Mrs. H. W, Turner, visited
friends and relatives at Grizzly
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. W. H. Peck, Mrs. George
Osborn and Mrs. 0. G. Collver,
were in Madras Thursday, visit
ing at the 1 ome of Mrs. Ellen
. Barnett.
Alex Marwick is down from
Metolius this week helping at the
opening sale of the Hammer
stock, whic'i is being disposed
of by the C. 0. M. Co.
Frank Elk ins came over from
Prineville Thursday with an auto
load of traveling men and re-.-
mainel until Fiiday afternoon,
so as to cast his ote in his home
precinct, Kutcher.
Dr. Long and wife and W Glenn
.Loucks and wife, left Wednesday
for a trip to Lake County, includ
ing Paisley and the Summer Lake
valley. They expect to be gone
about ten days.
Married At the Free Method-,
ist parsonage, in Madras, April
25th, Rev. Ira F. Ward officiat
ing, Mr. Ray L. Gardner and
Miss Mary E. Sneed, both of Me
tolius. D. W. Barnett went to Prine
ville Saturday, carry the official
. results of the primary election,
as cast in the Madras precinct.
He returned home Sunday.
J. E. Loveall, a former resi
dent of Madras, was in town the
early part of the week attending
to business matters. He is
making his home at present at
Vanora.
Contractor H. E. Rhoads and
Shorty Lowe left Monday after
noon for the former's ranch near
the Lower Bridcre, where they
expect to spend a month farm
ing and fishing.
Orla Hale was in from his
Haystack ranch Monday, attend
ing to business, preparatory to
returning to his ranch at Sum
mer Lake the latter part of the
week.
Attorney E. Bergland left for
Portland Wednesday morning to
attend the Thayer vs Thayer
case, which is being heard in
the Multnomah Circuit Court.
The depositions of R. T. Olsen,
Mr. and Mrs. Snowden. White
and Mrs. C. V. Duling were
taken before Howard W. Turner
in this city Tuesday.
J. H. Barclay and Mrs. M. E.
Percival were in Prineville the
early part of the week in atten
dance at the rally of the Chris
tian churches of Crook County
A large number of representa
tives were present and a county
organization was started with
Henry Gray of Prineville, as
president, William Boegli, of
Culver, secretary, Mrs. Angie
Smith, of Prineyille, treasurer,
Mrs. H. P. Belknap, of Prine
ville, Supt. C. W. B. M., and
Mrs.'M. E. Percival, of Madras,
Supt. C. S. S.
Pullman Conductors.
Pullman ucrvlco rules require that a
conductor shall bo at least flvo feet bIx
inches tall und at least twenty-flvo
yeara old. Other requirements nro that
bo shall bavo been employed at least
' flvo yearn, with satisfactory recom
mendations from a former employer.
W H. Pock of Culver was a bu
siness visiotr, in Madras Wed
nesday.
George Dee and family have
iioon in from their home at Griz
zly the past two days, trading'
with the local merchants.
R. Miner, of Seattle, who a few
months ago purchased a part of
the W. H. Kilmer lands east of
Madras, has been here this week
looking after his local interests.
Airs. Pearl Osborn returned the
early part of the week from Ter
rebonne, where she had spent a
few days with friends and rela
tives. John T. Dizney, Ora Van Tas
sel, J. E. Campbell and Ed Love
were among those coming from
Vanora Friday to vote at the
Kutcher polls, near Madras.
Edear W. Clark, William F.
Hughes and William H. Taylor
of the Opal Prairie country, made
five year proofs on their home
steads before Commissioner Tur
ner Tuesday.
George Eastman and family, of
Seattle, arrived from that city
last week, and have taken up
their residence on the homestead
formerly owned by Lewis P.Foss
Mr. Eastman having taken over
the improvements on the place.
Jesse Hobson, who has been
spending some time at Paisley,
looking after the interests of the
Northwest. Townsite Company ,
was in Madras the early part of
the early part of the week, look
ing after his interests here.
Geo'ge Miller a former resi
dent of the Haystack country,
came in Thursday from the south
ern part of the state, where he
has been looking after some land,
and is visiting friends. He ex
pects to leave Friday mornig for
his home in The Dalles.
Mrs. Emerson Wilson, accom
panied by her son Ray Crawford
and daughter Thelma Wilson, left
Thursday for Portland. After
a short visit in Portland, Mrs.
Wilson and daughter Thelma will
go to their old home at South
Bend, Washington, Crawford re
turning to Madras to resume his
duties at the 0. T. depot.
Special Deputy Sheriff D. W.
Barnett, is in receipt of sub
poenas for persons in this vicini
ty to attend the May term of
the Circuit Court. They are
James Arkins, Fred Missel,
Frederick J. Benedix and H. J.
Branstetter. The two former
ones are not now residents of
Crook County.
George L. Merritt and wife of
Rossville, 111., and W. H. Wier
man, accompanied by Mr. Wier
man's sister, were visitors in
Madras and vicinity the early
part of the week. Mr. Wierman,
at one time was employed on one
of the first railroad surveys into
Central Oregon, ai'd at that time
purchased some 'cheap land on
the Agency Plains, which he still
owns, and while here made ar
rangements ; fpr the future culti
vation of his holdings.
FIRST
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
FINE HARNESS AND SADDLERY
GENERAL HORSE FURNISHINGS
SHOE COBBLING DONE WHILE YOU WAIT
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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
peace in and for Madras Pre
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
gon Date of first publication, Apri 11,
1912.
Date of last publication, May
16, 1912. "
E. Bergland,
np. Plaintiff's attorney.
LLIAMS HARNESS SHOP
SUCCESSOR TO FRED
DOOR SOUTH OF POSTOFFIGE
ADRAS I
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THE BEST GOODS
LOWEST
Madras
. MADRAS,
CHURCHES
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.
Men in the Religious Move
ment meet in the Key building
Sunday at 3 P. M. Address by
Rev. Ira F. Ward. You are wel
come.
D. H. Williams, president.
Epworth League meeting in
the M. E. Church Sunday even
ing. Song service 7:30 to 7:45.
Devotional services 7:45 to 9 o
clock. Come and enjoy this ser
vice with the young people.
Orchestra of One Armed Men.
Portland, Ore., has an orchestra of
one nrmed men. It In believed to bo the
only one in the world. Two men nro
required to play the Instruments where
two hands are needed.
Lame shoulder is nearly always due
to rheumatism of the muscles, and
quickly yields to the free application of
Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by
M. E. Snook.
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RAPING
FOR
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Trading Co.
OREGON
Notice for Publication
Department of tho Interior, U,B. Land Office
at The Dalles. Oregon. April 9, 1912.
Notice U hereby gtvun that
John M. I.aron
of Madras On-iron, who. on Juno 3, 1910,
made Homestead, No. 00910, for winy4,
eUswU, nee. 6, neljnw'i, sue. 7, township 11
Houtli, ItMiito 13 Kant, Willamette Meridian,
ha died notice of Intention to make Una) five
rear proof, to etnbllsli claim to the land above
described, before Howard W. Turner, U, H.
Commlatlotier at his oflleu at Madras, Oregon,
on the mil day of May, 1912
Claimant numc as witnesses
M. C. II. Kaas, V. D. McNumar, LumanFoot
J. 1 Nelson, all of Madras, Ore.
al8-ml6 d C. W.MOItK.0 Iteglste
Notice for Publication .
Department of tho Interior, U. H. Land Office
at me naiits, urcgou, jiarcu ism,
Notice Is hereby given that
uayuionu o, uon
has tiled notice of Intention to make final
commutation proof, to establish claim to the
Und above described, before Howard .
Turnor, U. H. Commissioner at his ofllcc, at
Mailras, Oregon, on me lai uay oi nny,
wiaimani name as w.iiicac. ' ' '."
K. W. Ooff, Kalph Moore, 11. W.Bland, all of
uaycreox, urcgon. .,
m.OT.HiVm.tvrt C. W. MOOHE
itcglitor
"Our bnby cries for Chamberlains
Cough Remedy," writes Mrs. T. B.
Kcndrick, Itasnca, Ga. "It is the best
cough remedy on the market for
coughs, colds and croop." For sale by
M.E.Snook.
Testing for dold at
the Lower Bridge
Though the gold excitement at
Lower Bridge died away some
time ago it now develops that
the interest of capitalists has not
flagged.. Saturday, a machine
taken from Terrebonne to the
scene of the finds near the
bridge for the purpose of mak
ing further tests of the black
gold bearing sand in that lo
cality. The possibility is believed
to be strong that these sands can
be so worked as to poduce gold
in paying quantities. At any
rate certain capitalists, re
presented by a Portland man
named Stevens, have faith
enough in the prospect that they
now have men on the ground in
vestigating. This entire country
is underlayed with a black sand
similar to that which at Lower
Bridge contains traces of gold.
Whether the sand can be made
to produce precious metal in pay
ing quantities and whether the
sand underlaying the entire
country contains gold is what
these capitalists now propose to
determine Oregon Hub.
Falrbonk on Smithsonian Board.
Former Vlco Prortdent Fairbanks
has been made a member of the board
of regonts of tbo Hnilthsonlan lnstltu
Uou by tbo senate.
Japan! Coal Supply
It Is estimated by tbe Jupunose that
tholr coal supplies In the Fusuun col
Ilery amount to 800,000,000 tons. ,
of Hayercelc, Oregon, who, on June 2Ub, 1910,
mads Homestead, No. 07lil, for sejjnw,
w',i. and awswk. Hectlon 8.1, Tow usurp II
IjOMPANl
.in
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Notice for VnhWM
, I'opartment of th Inferior. M
uiueo m ineumer, vrt00,xw
Notice Is hereby glttn tbil
Snrfm 1. II. hKh
of Youniri, Oregon, wbo on knpM
inane uumcsicsa, no, mv
nwU. and ne'imW, Beciloo n. 1
South, Ksnice 15 Kut, Wllluutfta
nas men notice of inKtuion w
commutation proof, to timing i
land above described, befors i
f ll.nrt. (1 tt rnmmltil.nl ., 1
Madras', Oregon, on tbe tth dir M
Claimant names u w!itia
I'rlilar. John Pr dir. icJ !.!
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