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Bulletin,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1980
WATER HEMLOCK.
We hav recently bad the privilege
,of reading a report prepared by F.
V. Horton. grazing examiner in the
local forest office, on the eradication
of the water hemlock in the Sisters
Metollus section. In totany the
plant Is culled "clcuta oc'cldentalis."
By its more familiar name it was
known to be responsible for the
death of 18 bead of cattle last sum
mer and in this report MrJ Horton
tells of the work done by the forest
employes toward eliminating it from
the range.
' The report and the accompanying
set of photographs are extremely In
teresting. To the layman, they are a
lesson in what our forest Service
Is doing for the country and a sug
gestion of how manifold is its work.
It is invaluable to the stockmen. '
It also occurs to us that if the
Grecian Forest Service had been on
the Job in the days of Socrates, the
philospher would never have been
able to go out by the hemlock method.
Discussing Leonard Wood the ed
itor of the Harney County News says.
"It has always been the thought and
purpose of the writer to place in the
president's chair a man who had
more business capability than mili
tary." We breathlessly await his selection.
The peace treaty has been signed
by Germany and. all ber opponents
but the United States. We shall have
to change the lines about George
Washington and apply them to the
nation. Last in war and last in
peace.
Butter has started to drop. Grease
the skids.
CENSUS TAKER IS
BUSY AT MILLICAN
RiDD-iritfRhuiiiGs
The Weed.
Tobacco prices, too, have soared, in keeping
with the price of board, of clothing, books and
boots; and now we feel some mental jars when we
dig up. for punk cigars and cauliflower cheroots,
r There was an olden, golden timevhen I could take
a hard-earned dime, and buy a royal smoke; a torch
that drove away my care, restored the colon Of my
hair, and made grief seem a joke. , But now the
torch that costs a dime would drive the purchaser
to crime, to arson and the like; it's made of rhu
barb leaves and sage, and oft the smoker, in a rage,
invokes the shade of ' Alike. The time has come, I
must admit, when it is wisdom true to quit the habit;
once for all; for most cigars are made of tripe, the
stuff we purchase for the pipe is ground up overall.
And only plutocrats can-buy the honest weed, it
comes so highand ''higher still's" the news; what
wonder that the. poor man grieves? I'm tired of
smoking cabbage leaves and dessicated shoos. I'm
tired of throwing coin- away for sacks that should
be labeled hay,. but bear tobacco's brand; and so I
say to every toff, "This is the time for swearing
off!' Ite do it, hand in hand!" ' ,
meeting at H. H. PoArmond'a on
Wydutwduy.
Thwo wiiii' a good attendance of
Indies lit the O. D. O. club lipid with
Mrs. I'll ill Seoggln luxt Tburaduy
nftmuonn. The occnnlon wim ; u
Hhower for Mrs. HcokkIii ut which
tlmii tliu club mriiiutira prvimiit'cd
hero with n lowly lufanm ivory let.
A number uf blocks were llnlHlied for
the club quilt during thtt afternoon.
A very delightful luiiuli wiih mirved
by the homwit, Mrs. Vern Llvesny
whs iicceptod as ii mw club member.
Mia. It. X. Stafford of Kiiiiviih Oily
was the only intent pi'OHuiil.
Mr. mid Mih. J. 11. Klklim and 0.
P. McCiilllnter were Itetlmoiid t'lillem
KHday.
Mr. and Mis. H. T. Hartley made
a ul lo (ho pon I nun la on the IH'K
oliuii'8 near Madrus on .Monday.
. Lily Tolpet of Hand spout the week
end nt the Culfelt lioniti.
A. B. Moss made u trip to La rine
during the week.
George Culverley was a culler In
Cloverditle on, 8unduy. .
MisseH Jo llmgeSH and Connie
Knlckerbooker of Bond. Miss Uertn
Heiirdeu of Kansas Ully and MeHsera
Hoy sod Edgiir-Honrtt and Rv Ariu
srroiig wme dinner gnenii at the Hox
A rauch Sunday.
- Mr. nnd Mrs. .M. v. Knickerbock
er were cullers ut the Duwsou home
Krldny.
Mr. and Mis. A. K. lioaa and party
were guests to dinner - t the Colfelt
home recently. ' '
Mrs. Loatxim I'ulliitin attended
lh meeting of tUo telephone com
pany lu Tuiniilo Hiiluidiiy ufixrnoon.
K. A.' Powers, Kdgltr llnarlt, Mrs.
A. H. IIokh iiihI' I'. A.' HcoKWin 'Wore
buxtneiia cullers iu Hmid Hmuiduy.
. Hoy neurit uud Ituy. AriiiNlrung
were cullers In Utuid on Hundiiy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. Ai ficogKln moved
tliulr tiffet'ts.to ileni) On Saturday
where Mrs. KcuiiKln. will ruinsln for
mime time.
j Use Salt In Dry Bnt1ry.
i All t'lperlllit'liler litis. huwimIiiiI In
xiitHi'KKf ully NiilmiliulliiK crystals of
lliit'helle sail for dry fell liallerlt'l lo
leli'liluuie t'lrculis to trausiult. and
unipliry found. '
APPLES
SpUzerg in. Yrllow ISeKlowi
P'ER
BOX
CH P'ER
TRI-STATE STORE
Engagement Announced
Mr. "Grippe" ami Miss "Klii" are busily nnitUKotl irnulu, bill Urn
minute you feel a cold coming tin, begin to huvo fever or chills, dull
urlii'M or ooiiHtlpati'il, It muy be the Klu or Oi'lppn.
llMfoie retiring, blithe your feet In hot suit water, lake u giiod big
cup of IIOI.I.INTMC'H IUM KY MOUNTAIN TKA Iwairu) uud Ku lo bed
for the ulbt it's u 10 to I ahot you'll '! great the next inoruing.
Wlfbout full try Ibis .but do It quick before tun "Klu" or Grippe'
get's u Mart. Uuy u package today, -have it lu the lloiuo and use It 'at
Hie very first wuiuing I lion you're safu.
OWL PHARMACY
The Sunday school last' Sunday
morning presented Mrs. W. O. Roigel.
with a nice table cloth as a token of
their appreciation of her work in the
Sunday school. ' ' " !
C. F. Hoskins of Lower Bridge, !
was In Terrebonne Saturday.
We failed to report last week ai
fine son born to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Strait on January 4.
Another rabbit drive was held Sun
day east of Terrebonne and a large
number of rabbits killed.'
Verne Lantz and Harvey Drew
have, a contract for catting cord
wood for McLaughlin and Hoggins at
$4.50 per cord. ,i ;
A very pleasant recoption was
given Friday night at L. P. C. Hall
in honor of the Reigel family who
are moving out of the community
soon.
A dance was given at Community
Hall Saturday night with the usual
good musicand a good crowd.
A surprise party was given in
honor of the fifteenth birthday anni
versary of Russel Galbraith. A num
ber of school friends of both Terre
bonne and Redmond were present.
The evening was spent playing games
after which a delightful lunch was
served.
' By the help of the carpenters and
farmers the school gymnasium has
been nearly completed this week.
H. A. SCOGGIN HEADS
CLUB AT PLAINV1EW
Menace to Locusts.
Locusts in Algeria have fnnn,i .
dangerous enemy In a fly which fol
lows tbem and lays its eggs where they
lay theirs.
PLA1NVIEW. Jan. 13. The Plain
view Progressive club held a meet
ing at the school bouse last Satur
day evening for the election of offi
cers for the ensuing year. II. A.
Scoggtn was elected chairman and
Ray Armstrong, secretary-treasurer:
Roy Heartt was appointed chairman
of the entertainment committee with
power to choose bis helpers. Mrs.
Hartley, Mrs. Scoggln. Mrs. Rlkins,
Mrs. Hoss. Mrs. Livesay and Mrs. G.
C. McCallister were appointed eats
committee and H. T. Hartley and
Vern Livesay a committee for mater
ial for the new hall. A short musical
program was given, then tbe young
people Joined Irr singing ' popular
songs. Light refreshments were Ber-
ved by the ladles.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis EgdinEtpnind
family also Gib Edgington of Sfptrtrft
were guests ut the Dome of run
Smith on Wednesday.
Jim Pulllam is spending several
days in Portland- representing the
Snow Creek Irrigation Company at
the Irrigation congress.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Bnrgess were
guests at the J. A. W. Scoggin home
Thursday evening.
Perry TJawson is the week-end
guest of Emmett Knlckerbooker of
Sisters. .!.!
Baby Gipson has been sick for sev
eral days.
John McKinney, P. A. Scoggln and
H. T. Hartley attended a directors
MILLICAN, Jan. 13. The census
taker is in this neighborhood. She
stayed at the Morgan home Wednes
day night. She does most of her traveling-
on horse back.
Clara Graffenberger is again able
to attend school after a short illness.
Raymond and Benny Graffenberger
were home from J'rineville on a visit.
Mr. Graffenberger found one of his
calves 'at Alfalfa.
The school board of this district
met Monday night the board of dis
trict No. 34 met Wednesday.
C. J. Cooke was a caller at the
Holland home the past week.
Miss Matheny from Hood River is
making an extended visit with Her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. L. G. Morgan. Mrs. Morgan
met her at Bend .Saturday and they
returned with the stage Monday.
Mr. Morgan's brother is also stay
ing at the Morgan home.
Mrs. R. R. Keller enjoyed a plea
sant hour Tuesday with Mrs. F.
Tauscher and daughter, Mrs. M. C.
Keller as callers at her home.
Mrs. M. C, Kollur trout' tn OA
Wednesday returning Thursday. She
eapeciB 10 leave lor Portland next
week. Mrs. F. Tauscher sold several
hundred quarts of fruit to neighbors
In the vicinity, before leaving for
Kennewlck, Washington, their fu
ture home.
Wm. A. Rahn is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rooney and son
Mitche41, from Bend visited at the
J. J. Holland home Sunday.
Horace K. Cooke was a guest at
the Holland home Tuesday evening.
J. J. Holland repaired the well on
the Stookey place, Sunday.
Joe. Holland was employed at the
Fred Terrill place several day this
. week.
PARENT-TEACHERS AT
TERREBONNE ELECT
TERREBONNE, " Jan; 13. The
Parent-Teacher association met at
the school bouse Friday, and held
the annual election of offices. Those
elected were: Mrs. W. R. Davidson,
president: Mrs. Gertrude WhitelB,
first vice-president; Mrs. W. F. Gal
braith, second vlce-presidejit; Mrs. J.
.M. Perry, secretary; Mrs. DeWitt
Williams, treasurer. ' Miss Brema,
the visiting nurse, gave a talk on the
scope and nature of the ... visiting
nurse's work in the, community and
dlBcuss(d the benefits of Keeping a
record of weights and measures of
the children.
I lard Time Ball
THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF CULINARY
ALLIANCE Cg9e. No. 371
Wednesday
, Jan. 14
4-CASH PRIZES-4
At The Hippodrome
Everyone come and enjoy a Real Old Time Jubilee.
Fine imposed for wearing good clothes.
The farmer and the business man of this com
munity are partners in the progress or the failuie of
their community. ; .
If
they pull together, the progress and prosperity is
certain to come. 1 .
IF they listen to preachers of class hatred there.
can only .be failure as a result, ' r ,
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Altamont
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Very pleasantly situated, .
fucing river and mountains.
Tbe rooms are large, well ,
furnl.hed, strictly modern and
wull cared for.
Good meals are served In
the cheerful dining room.
It pays to go out of your
way to get a real home cook
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TIMK OK SKUVINi;.
Breakfast 6:30 to S ; 00
Lunch 11:50 to 1:00
Dinner ' 5:50 to 7:00
Progressiveness and Growth
in tlit community, misaa dollar and. cent
in your poalttt.
Build Now wiih Deschutes
White) Pine.
BuilJ of hom product and patruaiia ot ic iad'iatry.' Tba
cncapcit and but building malarial it Drachurti (Wbilr)
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THERE IS NEED IN
EVERY HOME FOR AN
ELECTRIC WASHING
MACHINE.
' Stop to count th cost of the
loandry you send out. Stop lo
count tha coat of laundry dona by
Old met hod a. Yoo Will t OHM
ibe rftfloq why you ihould tiuva
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per month puts a THOR
WASHING MACHINE IN
YOUR HOME. '
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