Personal and Local
B.T. stands for Bill Taft, bus!
n ?ss thriving and bully times.
2 G. E. McAllister and wife of
Greist. spent the latter part of
the week in Madras.
Jesse Hoison is out from Port
land this week looking after his
interests in this section.
VV. 0. Ralston was in town on
a business trip from his home
near Opal City Monday.
Born to the wife of W. R. Hun
ter, at their home at Culver, Ore
gon. Satruday October 5th, 1912
a son. '
Mrs. Delia Teglie and daughter
of Maupin, are spending some
time at the home of Mr. and Mrs
A. P. Meyers.
Lex Long was over from Hay
creek Tuesday evening, on busi
ness in the interests of the Hay
cree'v Company.
J.H.'Haner of Prinevill, was
in Madras Tuesday calling on
friends and looking after busi
ness rr.atters.
At the home of its parents,
S tturday, October 5th., Mr. and
Mrs. Hunter, occured the death
of their jnfant son.
Mrs. Ralph Brown of Kaskela,
on the Oregon Trunk line, is vis
iting during this week at the
home of her mother Mrs. M. E.
Percival.
H W. Manning, the light man
has been in town several days of
late installing many new lamps
and repairing other systems
around the burg.
Mrs. Fannie Barton now. resid
ing at Hood River came in on
the train Thursday evening, and
is visiting friends in and around
Madras this week.
J.B . McDowell, a former resi
dent of the Culver country,
passed through Madras Sunday
evening on the train, to call on
some old friends in that section
this week.
S. Nace and wife, who have
been spending sometime visit
in? friends and relatives in
Walloa County, Oregon, after the
Round-up at Pendleton, returned
home Tuesday evening.
D. F. Areinsmier and family,
who have been living in the
vicinity of Salem, during the past
ten months, returned to their
home near Metolius last week and
will remain during the winter
at least.
J. J. Hinton, who has a grad
ing contract on a railroad in Brit
ish Columbia, came down Tues-'
day evening, and is visiting with
friends and relatives in this
section, and is looking after his
farm lands.
W. M. Neal, who has been em
ployed on this sheet for seveval
weeks past, and better known as
the "cowboy printer" left Satur-
day evening for the southeastern
part of the state, and later wii
go to his home in Montana. '
CHURCHES
. Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Every Sunday. Sunday School
10 A.M. Preaching 11 A. M. Ep-
worth League 7 P. M. Preach
ing 8 P. M.
Wednesday 8 P.M.
nam, Pastor,
church.
This summons is served on you
by publication by order of the
Honorable H. C. Ellis, Judge of
the County Court of Crook
County, Oregon, made Septem
ber, 19th 1912. By said order it
was directed that this summons
be published in The Madras
Pioneer, a weekly newspaper
published at Madras, Oregon,
once each successive week, and
pJo-m moof:n(, the date of the first publication
Prayer meeting fWonf ;a aora w loth. 1M2.
Israel Put- the date named in said order for
At the Free Methodist Church.
Sermon Sunday Morning 11 :A.
M. Subject "Heaven." Sermon
Sunday evening 7.30 P. M.
Subject. "The Conspiracy That
Failed. Ernest W. Hillis,
Pastor.
Residence near the said first publication.
Irving & Atkins, Attorneys
for Plaintiff. Madras, Oregon.
Notice to Creditors.
In the District Court of the
State of Oregon for the C6unty
of Crook.
In the matter of the Assign
ment of B. C. Dove.
W. A. Hamley and wife were The undersigned having been
down from their home at Culver appointed by the District Court
Monday, trading with the local of the State of Oregon for the
merchants. Countv of Crook. Assignee of
VV. H. Battles, Deputy County the estate of B. C. Dove, notice
Clerk at Prineville. was in nereoy given w tne creators
Madras Thursday afternoon, look- the said B. C. Dove and to- all
ing after busineess matters.
A. J. Noble, of Prineville,
was down Saturday, looking over
a recently acquired house and lot,
the Booth property, and making
arrangements for renting the
same.
Hewitt Davenport, of Metolius,
manager oi the Inland Empire
Company's holdings, was a busi
ness visitor in Madras Monday.
Mr. Davenport having recently
returned from a trip to Spokane.
Mr. Michael New, who is now
:j: m.i 1 ; -I.;
reaming m UKianoma, is visiting R0(jjug
at the home ot w. J. uowherd, Plaintiff,
this week. Mr. New says that vs
this section is similar to Kansas Florence Rodius,
the earlv davs. onlv much Defendant
to jnorence itoaius.
i i.
persons having claims against
him to present them, verified as
reauired by law. within six
weeks after the first publication
of this notice, to the undersigned
assignee at his office at Madras,
Oregon.
D. W. Barnett, Assignee of
the estate of B. C. Dove.
First publication Sept. 19.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of
Crook.
Summons.
in
better
above
E.J Wilson, formerly railroad
agent for the Shaniko branch at
Shaniko, has"accepted the posi
tion of traveling freight and
passenger Agent for the O.W.R.
& N lines in Oregon, and is mak
ing Bend his headquarters for
the present Mr. wuson was in
the
named defendant:
In the name of the State of
Oreeon you are hereby required
to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit on or before
the last day of the time prescrib-
the order for publication
ed in
Madrastoday.gettingacquainted
with thP npnnlP nf rhie spcf nn uwuic urem.u, vuialgi,
w v w - ww w w .a- v ar wwwwwa
and incidentally looking after
the interests of his company.
Money t6 Loan, on good ap-
1912 said day being more than
42 days from the iirst publica-
4-5 m-i rf id oiitvtttcs nnrl rofio
and if you fail to so appear and
answer, for want thereof the
F
E
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FRUIT LAND AT
Paisley
DON'T BE AFRAID OF U. S. GOVERNMENT CAREY
ACT IRRIGATION PO J E CTS IN OREGON.
Tho day of Irresponsible irrigation companies In this stato Is paBt. When the
Northwest Townslto Company of Philadelphia took over tho Paisley Protect
' in Lako County, it gavo tho largest bond evor given In the state-fifty thouannd
dollars guaranteeing completion of tho project, Every three months It makes
nn itemized statement of oxponsca to the DoBcrt Land Board. AH of its adver
tising books, maps, contracts, subscription agreements and literature is sub"
mittcd to the Desert Land Board for Inspection beforo boing issued.
Ttio land Is level, freo Horn rock, and Is a rich Volcanic Ash Soil. The climate
is perfect for fruit, which now grows to perfection nt I'aialoy.
APPI FX PFAHHFK PIIIMK PFAR.Q PRliuro
Construction work upon tho dam and reservoir has now been In progress for
three months, with Thomas Hawthorne, Stato Inspector, on tho ground. Ho was
formerly with tho U. S Reclamation Service on the Umatilla Project.
Send for 32 pago illustrated book. Go to Paisley by automobile stago from Bend
and see tho land. Our agent at Paisley, Hugh K. Gllmorc, will show you tho
land. It i free to thouc who pay tho cost of putting water on it.
Northwest Townsito Company is among the largest taxpayers in Oregon, own
ing townslto Bub-divisions at Prineville, Madras, Redmond, Bend, Burns,' Vale
and also the 8-10-acro Conn ranch at Paisley, including a CO-barrol-a-day capacity
flour mill and general store.
Our Bank References are:
First National Bank, Philadelphia, Pa. Glrard National Bnnk, Philadelphia, Pa.
Commercial Trust Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Interstate Flnanco Corporation, Phllado'lphu P.
Merchants' Trust Co., Camden, N. J. Security Savings & Trust Co., Portland, Ore. '
Address all communications to our Portland office, 601 Ycon Building
Write now. The average cost of water will be $46 an acre. We will give you a square deal
308 Chestnut St., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
See Our Agents in Bend Homeseekers' Land Company
Notice for Publication.
Department of the
mvwoVl fnmr, onnrlfv Tr,n,V0 answer, ior wunt uiereui me Land Office, at The
" " '"'"""J' i;i.:rr ,IT:n orl,, f Vm n,i.f I c.ntmv,A.. sntv, 1010
Ul XlUWd.rU VV. XUmer. fny. fV.a raMaf nmvaH fnr in thol 'ni to harnhv frlwnn that
iWi niv. v-a.vA- owtv. w ... I -- J O
Interior, U. S.
Dalles, Oregon,
FOU SALE At the Pioneer Offlce
gul lilanka of all kinds; Carbon
and Typewriter .imper, lnst-alluaent
Pale contracts Nott?s and Receipts.
J. H. Garretl, who a few
months since sold out his inter
ests on Trout Creek, returned
Sunday evening" from a trip into
the British Columbia coantry.
jvjr. uarreu saia tnat he was
pleased to get back tcCentra
Oregon.
J.M. Conklin, one of the or
ganizers of The Madras State
Bank, now residing in Portland,
was in Madras and viciniy sev
eral days the latter part of the
week, calling on friends and ook-
ing after his agricultural lands
in this section.
a iew weeKs since this paper
printed an article with reference
to Mr. and Mrs.Bedingfield, the
writer was misinformed at that
time, desires to correct the im
pression that Mr. Bedingfield
and family are still reidents of
Lake County, Oregon. On leav
ing Madras, they went to
Ahcroft, B.C. where Mr. Beding
field ha charge of the buiness of
A. S. Phillip, deceased.
New and Up-To-Date
Millinery
Embroidery
Stamping
Battenberg
Point Lace
Mrs. Isa E. B. Crosby
complaint, to-wit, that the George w. Garlock,
bonds of matrimony now exist- of Grizzly, Oregon, who, on December
ing between yourself and the Xth. VS made Homestcau, no.
inte u a:bb,a j aenai xo. vstoa, ior Bwiset, occuon
iJiawim-L e"u 29. nnd nwinci. Lota 1. 2. Section 32.
ii i : ' . - -
lure ver uiuiuueu aim wiaw Townshin 1 1 South. Rancre 15 East. W
the Plaintiff be granted a de- lamette Meridian, has filed notice of
cree herein, and for such Other Intentionto make final 1 five-year proof,
ana iurtner reiiei as is meet bed before Howard w Turner.
ana JUSt m equity. u. S. Commissioner, at his office. at
TniS summons IS Servea On Madras, Oregon, on tpe JZth day of No-
you Dy publication by order oi woyemoer,
Unnniuiiiin xi n T7 1 1 : r, 7o, Claimant names as witnesses:
uue liunuiauic 11. j. juiua. ouukc nriiii ti. tji..u f ii.nr
j. i. ry . l r . r i I ir miaiti uuoim. ivaiiiii uiuui 11 iiiiuiu
OI me OUntV OUri, OI CrOOK Hnrhtpn nil of Hnvrrnck. Orncron- Irn
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Uounty, uregon, maae August D. EaKles. of Madras. Orecon.
24th., 1912. By said order it 03-N7np C. W. Moore, Regltser
was directed that this summons
be published in The Madras
Pioneer, a weekly newspaper
published at Madras, Oregon.
once eacn successive week, ana
the date of the first publication
thereof is August 29th., 1912.
the date named in said order for
the said first publication.
Irving & Atkins, Attorneys
for Plaintiff. Madras, Oregon
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at The Dalles. Orecon.
in tne uircuit uourt or the State uciooerznu, wiz.
SUMMONS.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior. U. 8 Lnd Ofllce.
at The Dtllei, Oregon, Bcplcmbcr 12tb. vm.
ftouce ) ueretjy given mil
William C. Jriiici.
of Aahwood, Ore., who, on June Oth, 1911, made
Horactcaa.tfo.(WJ8,iorwKnw.w$iiw$Fec
tion 11. and nwUn sV.. Bed Ion 14 .To urn mi In 11
South. Kange 17 Kat, Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of Intention to make final
commutation proof, to citabllih claim to the
land above dencribed. before Howard V.
Turner, U. 8. Couirnlmloncr at )ila olllre, nt
Madrai, Oregon, on tueWndday of October,
1912.
Claimant namei at wltnefwe.
John Aldrlch. John Y. Church, both of Har.
rreelc, Oregon; Charlea Campbell, Edward W,
croixwnue, uotu oi aiuwooa, uregon.
S15-017pd C. W. Woore, ncgUtcr
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior. U. 8. l and f ifflce
at Tue Dalle, Oregon, September 2d, 1112,
Notice li hereby given that
lior cnltwood,
of Grizzly, Oregon, who. on June 10th, l'KiT,
made Homettead, No. Horlal So.OWl,
for nwHe. cW. 8ec. 0, and nw)Sne, 8r
Hvrtlon 7, Towmhip 12 aouth, range 16 east,
Willamette Meridian. ha filed notice of Inten
tion to make final three-year prool, to ea
tabllih claim to the land above dewrlbed, be
fore Howard W. Turner. U. H. Commlinlonor,
athlsofflre, at Madrai, Ore., ou tho Ctb day
of November, 1912.
Claimant name at wltneie
Kalph H. Moore, William Joallll, lioth ot
Haxcreck, Oregon; Albert J. Moore, of l.a.
monta, Oregon j Andrew Morrow, of OrUily,
Oreiton.
m-oatpd
C. W. MOOHK, ItegUter
Notice for Publication
Department of tho Interior, United Htatci
Land office at The Dallea, Oro,, eeptembur
lMth, 1912.
Notice U hereby given that
C'harlea II, Jonef,
of Madrai, Oregon, who, on Juno 7th 1910,
made llomcatcad, No. OOCt for uHnviH.
nw)j, Bee. 5 T. 11 H. 11, 13 K. and leUawU, Bcelioii
32, Townb!p 10 Bout h, ltauge 13 Kait, Willam
ette Meridian, ha filed notice of Intention to
make final three-year 1'roof, to extabllih clnli.t
to the landnlKive dexcrllH-d, before Howard
W Turner. United State Coramlloner at hli
oUUo, at Mad ran, Oregon, ou the2tb day of
October, 1912.
Claimant name ai wllncuc:
Jerry CKothman, Hugh M. Gardner, both
ofMailraa. Oregon: John W. Jonei of Utitiiy,
Oregon: Frank W Joueiof Havrrcek, Oregon.
B2f. Oil O. W. MOOUK, UegliU'r
Notice For Pu"blication.
Department of the Interior, U. 8 Land Ofllce
at The Dallea, Oregon, September 7tli, 1V12.
Notice li hereby given that
France J. Oreenwald,
of A ah wood, Oregon, who, on April 2fttb, 1911,
made llomeitead, No. OhtiW, for nwncW, nU
nwJi, and iwuw, Section 17, towuihlp 10
owa iinuiu id irava iiiimrtu m ft
bai filed nollre ot Intention to &Ut
commuianon prooi, loeitiDiuo dim
linn AtuwA r.fi.M IIAI..P.I w
Oregon, on tho 10th diy of Ortotxr, Ha.
Claimant name a wIiommi,
Joltu Mclennan. Ilodetlck OnnL
Notice for Publication
Department of tbelnteilor.U. B. UaJ
at The Dallci. Orfron.toDttaWritl.
Notice la hereby given that
Henry h. Sllfli.
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IllimiiV II'IHV"lVaM .1U( V1MW, IVi w.,t
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1 1 ... v.. .. . l. f nmt ml uan
icon, on the lain oy oiuciowr,
i.l.MUr.l h.imai urtlnttftftl!
..I... XV Ifnlflmv UlUi WhlU. butb
Mwrc, both ot UmouU, -
NntifG for Publication
tl. ...,.... nf lha InlfNor. U.B,IU
at i no iiaiiea,
Notice I hereby given tbtt
AntonlaU tandt,
1U.0W, Hertlon 18. Townjldp W
.1.1.1. .i.i. m id land aWfl
'.I.Klllll I Ifl.MI ,v " . . . n
at hi once, at iuri vi-i
day of October, 1912.
ley, France ureenwaiu -
Oregon.
812-010
of Oregon for the County of
Crook.
Marie L. Brooks
Plaintiff,
vs : Summons.
Loring R. Brooks, :
Defendant :
To Loring R. Brooks, the above
named defendant:
In the name of the State of
Oregon you are hereby required
to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit on or before
the last day of the time nrescrib
ed in the order for publication
? ? 1 .
01 uuh summons, to-wit: on or
belore.the 1st day of November.
1912 said day being more than
42 days from the first publica
Notice Is hereby given that
Amer L. Houghtaling,
of Vanora, Oregon, who, on May
27th, 1910, made Homestead, No. 067G6
ior L,ot 1U, sec. 1 T. 10 S It. 12 E.
and Lota 4 and 5, Sec. 6, T. 10 S. R. 13
East, Willamette Meridian, has Hied
notice of intention to make commuta
tion proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Howard
W. Turner. U. S. Commission, at h!a
office, at Madras, Oregon on the 13th
day 01 wovemoer, 1U1Z.
Claimant names an witnesses:
George Irwin. John T. Diznev. J.
Edward Campbell. Harvev Pilev. all of
i -. ' ' '
vanora, uregon.
O.H-N.7Pd C. W. Moore. Register.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at The Dalles. Oreirort.
oepiemDer zoin, ivic.
Notice Is hereby given that
Emit A. Reutcr,
D. H. WILLIAMS HARNESS
SUCCESSOR TO FRED DAVIS
SHOP
OfYoUntTS. Ore., who. nn Anrll ilft. I
tion ot this summons and notice; i91l, made Homestead. No. 08C02, for
and if you fail to SO appear and inwi, Section 28, and nine, Hectlon
r,Mr...,nu 4-1 i. i c j.l 29. TnWMshln fl Snilfll. Rnnrrn IK I?oof I
uuowct, iui tuu warn, uiuiuoi me ,n.: v: : a., i
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FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF POSTOFFIGE
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
FINF HARMF.Q.Q AMn.QADDLER
nlaintiiTwillanr.lv n th onnrtAJVlP. L "enaJan. nSfl "Ied nco
iw uic raici praycu ior in tne proof, to establish claim to the land
complaint, tO-Wlt, that tne bonds apove uescnued, before Howard W.
of matrimonv now existing hn. 1iirner'. V ?. Commissioner, at his
" ' ." I nlllnn nt MorlvQa I Ua it. Hit.
twnfin vnnrsn fnnH tho n ninfifT i me nn
ill .1 T r ubi
be dissolved and forever annull
ed and that the plaintiff be grant
ed a decree herein, and for such
other and futher relief as is meet
and just in equity.
ay of November. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas Bradford. Samuel
Stb,ot Alwood, Oregon; Andiew
Woodward. Prank L. Htinnnll. hnth n
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xuungH, uregon.
03-31 pd C. W Moore, Register
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