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Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County
VOL I, NO. 42
MAUPIN, SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 30, ISI5
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SENT IN BY OUR
Tygh Valley Items
Lester Brittain met with a seri
ous accident this week. He start
ed on his bicycle to the river to
swim, while gqing down a hill the
break broke, throwing him about
twenty feet, breaking his collar
bone and shaking him up badly.
Dr. fcrovni s caring for the boy
who is suffering a great deal. Hi.s
mauy friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
Mr. and M rs. Wendoffer are
Very happy over the arrival of a
seven pound girl. Mrs. Jerome
Morrow is the mother of Mrs.
Wendoffer and is caring' for her
and babe.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Foster left
Tygh Valley last week for Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McClaits
left Tygh this week for an extend
ed trip inOrepou and Washington.
They expect to be gone about
three months.
A number of young people took
a pleasure trip up Coyote Point
the other evening. From the
musical notes uttered we think it
must be "rattle snake point."
Mrs. Doering was called to the
bed side of her father who is very
sick. We are glad to know that
lft is some better at this writing.
His home is near LaGrande.
Mrs. A. M. Yonng is visiting
her son Clair and his wife in The
Dalles. She expects to visit her
daughter Mrs. Frank Fagau at
Oil in Abundance
George A. Beavis of the Beav-is-May
Oil Co. was in the fcity
today and Btated that oil in
quantities from six to 10 barrels
a day is flowing into the well
which is being drilled near Duf ur.
The well is being recased and in
the progress of this work it was
necessary to pull up some of the
old casing. The oil is so thick
that the casing removed from the
well is covered with oil, which
can be scraped off. Mr. Beavis
stated that the present quantity
of oil practically assures that a
much larger flow will be struck
when drilling is resumed in the
near future.
Moro, Oregon, before she returns.
Mrs. Hull of Smock is with the
family of J. T. Harper at Whisp
ering Piere. Tygh people are glad
to see Mrs. Hull.
Tygh people are glad to see
Miss McKay again. She has been
in Portland for a few weeks but
has returned to keep house for her
nephew, Dr. Shannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mays and
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bolton of
The Dalles spent several days in
Tygh Valley. All have returned
home now, Mr. Boltoii was yen-
sick while here but was much im
proved at the time of departure.
Mr. and Mrs. Beck with, Dr.
Shannon and Miss McKay spent a
pleasant evening at Mrs. Blacks
Wednesday 'ev'chk; eating water
melon and nmskmelori.
Mrs. Ralph Chander of Wamic
is spending a few days with her
mother, Mis. Luella Johnson.
Joseph Riggles was a business
FISHER'S GARAGE
Auto Passenger Service Auto Delivery Truck
Prepared for Long Trips or Outing Parties
A Complete Line of Automobile Accessories
MAUPIN, OREGONJ
0. 1 OFFICIALS QABLE-SPEIGiilN
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President J. P. O'Brien and
Superintendent B. E. Palmer of
the 0AW. P.. & N. R. R. Com
pany passed through in their
special car with the afternoon
train Saturday ahd made the re
turn trip the next day.
A Fruit preserving demonstra
tion car passed through Sunday
afternoon going to Bend and will
spend a few days at Bend and
Redmond.
visitor on our streets Monday.
Dr. H. F. Shannon of Tygh
Valley was a professional visitor in
The Dalles last week.. G. R.
Buttner of Tygh Valley was a
business visitor in The Dalles Sat
urday. K. L. Hottser and
Emil Mertz of Tygh Valley were
business, visitors in The Dalles
Monday. Ogdon Elwood,
son of Dr. Elwood, who is carry
ing around a dislocated wtist and
a fractured radius, secured while
playing basket ball in the High
school gymnasium is recovering as
fast as could be expected. Sun,
July 2j.
Wamic Items,
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In the presence of immediate
relatives, Miss Lona Speichinger,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mich
ael Speichinger of Mill Creek
valley, was united in marriage
this morning to Ben Gable, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gable of
Wapinitia. The ceremony was
performed in the Catholic church
at , 7 o'clock, the Rev. Father
Bronsgeest officiating. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss
Florence Speichinger. Charles
Gable, the brother of the groom
was best man. Following the
ceremony, a wptiding hreanwr
was servtii at Hotel DniW. Tit-newly-weds
left lodpy for tin-it
home at Wapiuiiia, w 1tc Mr
Cable is a prosp'ixn'. s-U'V
ranrhiT. Chronicle July 24.
Y. P. B. Meeting
Program of V. P, R. meeting
held at the church on 8unda)
evening July 2 19 15 opening
song, Onward Christian Soldiers.
Invocation. Mr, Ellis.
Secretary's report given by the
Pre.-j lent, Miss Disbrow.
Business taken up, on motion
Nita Ellis was elected recording
secret, 11 y, making Mrs. Ci'alitree
corresponding secretary.
Special song, Look not upon the
wine.
Scripture Reading, Mrs. Doliie
Johnson.
Seng, Where is my wan I'nng
boy to night, Mr. Ellis.
Recitation, The limply Place,
Nita Ellis.
Now is the time to put up Fruit. While
your wife is busy putting up fruit for the fam
ily to eat this winter, why don't you get busy
and do the same thing for your stock. Tum-A-Lura
Silos are to stock what the Mascn fruit
jar is to the human being.
"TUM-A-LUM SILOS" are designed to use just
ordinary lumber carried in stock at pur lumber yards.
"TUM-A-LUM SILOS" are anchored by founda
tion bolts against the hardest winds blowing when the
silo is empty (We use no guy wires).
"TUM-A-LUM SILOS" are bnilt all of wood
and the expansion is the same throughout (We use no
hoops).
"TUM-A-LUM SILOS" have double walls with
air space between which actually preveuted frozen
ensilage last winter. (Other silo3 with only one wall
held frozen ensilage).
"TUM-A-LUM SILOS" are recommended by the
U. S. Govt., (see Bulletin 589), by Washington State
College, (see Bulletin 45), by Oregon Agricultural Col
lege (see Bulletin 13fi) and by scores of practical farm
ers above all single wall silos for this hot dry climate.
"TUM-A-LUM SILOS" are just buildings-they
cost less than other silos (there being no patents or
oyaltie3 to pay for).
"TUM-A-LUM SILOS" are built from our FREE
COMPLETE PLANS.
"TUM-A-LUM SILOS" are furnished with all
lumber, cement, paint, hardware required material
is complete, except the sand and gravel for the foun
dation. "See Peter Kilburg about it"
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THE HOME OF "TUM-A-LUMBER"
Mr. and Mis. Steve Hannah
of Portland have been visiting rel
ates at Wamic.
.."jSkW-Wainic tennis court is neai
ly completd. Charlie Lake, Bel
vie Patison and Reuben Pratt fur
nished the poles for the fence.
The men have suffered lots
while working, the temperatuie
being 102.
J. E. Kennedy returned fiom
The Dalles Saturday.
Murel Milkeson is visiting F,
M. Morrftw.
Lucile Kennedy was in Wunuc
yesterday,
Mart New, Joseph Douglas,
Ralph Chandler and Dick l'alni-
ateer returned from Salem Wednes
day noon.
Mrs, J. E. Kennedy went to
Slierar Biidge yesterday to meet
her husband who .returned from
The Dalles.
A header bed upset with Fred
Bichsel Thursday.
Mike Kennedy who was hint a
slioit time ago is now aide to walk
around.
Several Drummers visited this
place last week.
Tile farmers are all ei.gagtd hi
heading the- erons.
turr.ed from The Dalles Saturday
bringing with them a nice lot ol
fruit
I. N. Winfree and wife spent
Sunday at Bakeoveu canyon with
the Philmlee family.
A movement is on foot to estab
lish a road from the Uidgeway en.!
of our mnin thoroughfare to Kas
kela, South Junction and then to
Gateway, thus cutting off 30 miles
to the interior of Central Oregon,
from the present traveled route.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Woodside
made a business trip to The Dalles
in their auto Wednesday returning
Thuisiliiy.
Mr, Brant was up from Fisch
er's Gaiage Thursday repairing
Blackmail s car.
Mrs. Rob. Cantwel! is employed
by Mrs. Bert Hammer during her
illness.
Gid Reins has purchased some
lots of Jim Hartmiin where he ex
pects to build a bungalow.
Katie Amen is visiting at the
Brown home this week.
it was stated in a tonner issue
that Mr. Geo. Magill had taken
his threshing machine to Wamic,
This was a mistake. The machine
is slill here and he expects to stall
threshing the last of this week.
j Mrs. Elsie Wing of Wamic mid
Miss ueiia 1-imn w 1 1 1 tie cooks m
Magill's cook house during thresh
ing. More w Idiiit: hells uili be iin '-
b o. 1 o ui. , 1 ,,iu hnise.
iv- ,.. ' ' ..r,i pur. I
poses ot t lie i. ion.
Heading, Mr. Taleott.
Closing song. The Ribbi 11
White, by congregation.
The program tho short was good
and is expected to improve with
each attempt.
The next meeting will be Sun
day evening Aug. 8.
All are invited to come.
she has been picking benjes at C.
H, Yoc key's.
C. Jl. Yoekey's fat iter and
brother are visiting him now.
M-iriou Varlo'i' has Ueen ihii-U-ing
01 starting a barber shop,' ht
was practising Sunday.
The wind still blows on Smock.
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Choice of several routes at
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Aak R. B. BELL, Agent
Man pin
A. L. Barnes an. 1 Nick Cumins
departed Sunday morning for uiiv
known pruts of the Cascade lange
where they will engage in blaek
berry picking, fishing hunting and
mining.
Slusher Bros, came over from
Duftir Sat ti i tlay ninht arriving
shoitly after daylight Sunday
morning bringing four loads of
hogs to turn on the grain fields to
prepare for early market. They
also brought over a load of lumber
10 constt net a cook house ancj
make some repairs
FRESJI MELAT '
I have ' opened a Meat
Market opposite the Hotel
Moad and can fill your or
der for , Fresh Beef or
Mutton.
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Webb Thomas, an uncle of Mrs.
D. B. Appling is spending the
sumnier with the Appliugs.
Earl Tunison, J. 15. Kidder
and Roy Castor Sundayul at
home. Mr. Cantor's little girl
came with her father for the trip.
Miss Ida M Kidder wuo has
been for the past few mouths at
The Dalles, came home Sunday.
She expects to remain nntjl the
fall opening of High School.
J. E. Miller went to Maupin
Saturday last to call Dr. Francis
agaiu for Vera Canfield. Her con
dition for the past week has been
very serious, tho at present writ
ing seems easier.
Mrs. D. L. Rutherford has
"one to The Dalles for a visit will
relatives.
Mrs. Appling and Mrs. Snel
son were business visitors at Mau
pin Saturday last.
M D-Cor.)- a--! r.ree;,' :
Mr Orin Farlow was a Sitndas
visitor at the home of Mai ion Far
low. M. P. Thornton delivered ber
ries on the Flat on Friday last.
A. K. Russell came home a few
uays out lias returned to ttie Mat. j.
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Farlow Kros. are still at that jobjijji
of heading.
Mr. Charles- Duncan and son
George are stacking grain prepara-1 Q
tory to having it threshed. til
, Mrs. A. F. Russell and Miss;f
Ruby were visitors at Marion Far-1
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Hup Motto
has been heloiuii
cut hay with his
low's home.
John Farlow
Farlow Bros.
binnder.
Blaine Disbrow was a Sunday
visitor at Duncans.
Mr, and Mrs. . W ayne Spoor are
working on the Willie Magill
thresher.
Miss Grace Miller rettirn-fd to
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If yoa are in the market for any
thing let us figure with yoa.
Oar buying experience is worth
something to yoa and costs you
Ask us afceut
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