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Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County
Vol. j. no. 35
MAUPIN SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1917
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Grace luoloed oyer to D. W.
Oglesby Saturday, bringing Chae.
Coffin of Silverton, )It. Ogleibye
brother. ; ;
' Several Irorn'llus place attended
ihe colt show held at Dufur; J. W.
: WMte River
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feeK firown, Alfred and Frank
gioipred to Portland with Mr. and
Mw. Kellogg Monday.
Mt4. Ray Tunisoii visited on
JItipr With her parenta during
lb Keek end.
MUs Sofia Tapp is staying with
Mrs. Ray Tuninon.
TJifcrVy Brown made a business
trip la; The Dalles Saturday.
; John Cour y shipped his wool
tbileek. , ;
" Bett Brown and sons returned
b"oW lth ' tbeir new Overland
' Wednesday morning exchanging
the otter while they were gone.
Several carloads of people were
fiibjog t Sherar Sunday.
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Saock Items
Farlow atid fataily, Vina
Ayres,
and
WILL SOON
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Max Woodruff of Juniper Flat
itijl : Harold Young of Wamic
kpent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Mayfield.
: 6. W. Bargenholt and daughter
spent several days in The Dalles
thu week having their car repaired
(Sunday evening Dr. El wood was
called to the home of J, M. Far-
low's (heir little daughter being ill
Q9. . Woodruff and daughter
0. R. Fleck, C. D. Cli
others.
, School rneetihg was held Mon
day and a teacher engaged for the
com'pg tfrrfl. ' ,
C. H. Yockey and I. T. Court
right went to the . head of the ditch
Friday and ' found obstructions
that were holding water back.' The
beavers cause , .much . trouble by
building dams in the streams. -
, VV. H. Mayfield and family
were fUliing on White river Thurs
ly."
. Glen Litcafl i working in the
Mulvany sawmill, and Ida Dun
can is helping Mrs. Mulvany cook
for the crew of six,
T. J. Wuitcorab and n. A. Syron
lost by fire several ricks of wcod
which was corded by the .roadside
near Mr. Syron's home and A. J.
Hill had several rods of fence
burned also. It is not known how
the fire started.
"W. H. Mayfield was at Wamic
aud surrounding country Thurs
day looking after business of the
Federal Loan association.
F. E. Spoor has Whitcomb and
Syron putting up several cords of
wood. '
W. L. Morrison with a four
horse team was hauling wood from
here to Maupin last week.
The lumber for Woodcock &
Son's flour mill is being unloaded
near the 0. W. depot, The work
train has done some grading fur
the site, but was called to Wasco
to clear o track, delaying opera
tious until their return.
, The grading and excavation for
the new elevator on the 0. T.
track has been underway this week
and the pit is nearly ready for the
cement, a carload of which arrived
Monday. The nails and lumber
are on their way.
Profitable Day
SUBSCRIPTION
IBERAL HERE
A delegation from The Dalles
consisting ol lie. .Warren, Judge
Calloway anil Geo. C. Iilakeney,
representing the Red Cross inter
ests arrived Wednesday night and
addressed a good sizu'l audience at
STSa'tt nek's hull.
A subscription of JliOO. 'was re
ceived at that time which hy last,
evening had been raised 16 if-SlM).
A report from The Dalles, last
evening stated that- $.r0,COC had
been raised for lied Cross work in
Wasco county at present.
Wapiniiia Items
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(Wapmitia)
The children's day exercires at
tho grove last Sunday were well
attended and a splendid program
rendered. An old fashioned bas
ket dinner was spread nnder the
,!, !.. ,V,i,.Vi nil rl'i.l omnlo! '
1 1 ho Dalies to sen
in the atternoo n a r:eu
Do You Realize?
tilt we are limited by the whole
sale grocers on some articles, do
you bow that conditions are get
ting serious. Are you prepared
for what is coming. Get in, buy
now, while my stock is well assort
ed and the prices axe right. My
csry guarantee is honest merchan
dise at fair prices.
LAKE'S CASH STORE
At Your Service
justice. In thu atternoo n a
Cross meeting was hold with Mr.
Hartman in charge, who read a
nUQiber of papers he had received
tailing of the needs and plana of
the Red Cross work. Following
this Rev. Wood talked on the
needs of the Red Cross work and
our own re pousibility in helping
in this work. Some points em
phasized were, and on which he
received applause, that we as
farmers owe our brothers in the
trenches in Europe for bringing
about couditions of the price of
wheat, which before the war we
counted a good price at 70 cents a
bushel, but count on .11.50 to $200
this fall, and that he considered
wo owed all above the 70 cents to
the fellows in the trenches; that
regardless of political, religious or
social beliefs, we are all interested
in the,same cause and should all
stand together back of our presi
dent aud help in the greatest call
that has ever been made humanity
Tygh Valley
Just In
A FINE LINE OF
Summmer
Hats and Gaps
iSHATTUCR BROS.
" THE STORE OF BETTER SERVICE !
Geo. Burliiigame aud family
returned to their home here Thine
dsy. They have been at Fairvicw
the past few years';
Will Fraley came over from
Grass Valley Friday. '
Several from here attended the
Dufur colt show Friday and Sat
urday. Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Hale of
Idaho are visiting at the F. K.
McCorkle home.
Mrs. Jeromo Morrrw of Wasco
was here a few days last week.
W. C. Stiliwell has been haul
ing lumber for his restaurant to
he built in the hear future.
W. C. Kellogg and wife were
visiting in town Sunday.
C. B. Dohl and wife, Jeanette
Harper, and Dr. and Mrs. Shan
uon went to Portland Thursday to
attend the Rose Festival! return
ing Tuesday.
Judd Doering, who enlisted in
the U. S. Marine corps was called
to service Tuesday eveuing.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Wallan
and family and ' Mrs. Muir of
Moro were visiting at Whispering
Pines last week.
Tygh was well represented' at
the Maupin show Saturday night.
Edward C. Pease ; and oilier
gentlemen from The Dalles held a
meeting at the hall in the interest:
of the Red Cross Wednesday. '
Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Tapp ie
turned home from The Dalles
Thursday. Mrs. Cliilds and her
little randauhter came out with
them and yisiled till Friday when
V. h. and .Robert-went hack to
Vincent v, ho is
in the hospital. They returned
home Saturday and report him do
ing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gri; luim are
visiting relatives in the Willamette
valley. Carl Powell is taking
care of the farm during their
absence.
U. S. Emlersliy and Jesse Cox
left here Tuesday in the formers'
Ford for an extended trip to
Southern Oregon and California.
They went by way of The Dalles
uud Columbia Highway.
N, G. llodin and family and
Alta Richardson left Tuesday for
Portland to visit relatives and at
tend the Rose Festival.
Mrs.OavfuM- Brtimir mii ICari
Burghis made a trip to The Dalles
last Thursday, returning Friday
with a new Ford for Mr. lirunuer.
B. L,. Foreman went to The
Dalles Sunday returning Monday.
Mrs. Carrie h irk ham yent in
with him to visit her ailcrs. Mis'
Lea Cooper eaine out with them
to visit home f .jlks.
Mr. and Mrs. ,1. S. Brown were;
visitors at The Dalh-s the hist of
the week.
Mrs. A. V. F.viek spent last
week in The D-.Ule-t, going in with
John Eviek's f the Agency. 'Mr.
Evick took his wife and daughter
to receive medical ail and the
little girl was operated on at The
Dalles hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. A'.h it Hammer
left Monday for a - visit in
Madras country.
Henry Richardson made a trip
into the camp at the cut Sunday.
E. A. Hartman wept to Port
land Thursday returning Sunday
with a new motor Truck which
They will use to freight with be
tween heie and Maupin, Lincoln
expects to run it this summer. ,
Emil Heckler shipped a car
load of beef cittle to Portland
1 uesday .
Chester Briltah was over from
Wauii'j in their new Overland
Monday and called at the Flinn
homo.
The work of moving the build
ing for the parsonage commenced
Friday and about eight men had
it half way to the location Satur
day night, They eommencod
again Wednesday expecting to
finish Thursday.
Word reached here today that
Mrs. Dora Young has been ap
pointed as pastor here.
J. P. Abbott and family and
Mrs. Foreman attended the Dufur
colt show.
Jas. Abbott jr. bad his ar turn
ivor Saturday evening fwhile on
tho road to Dufur, doing some
lamage to it.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, 'Msgill of
Wamic passed through here Satur
day on their way to Madras.
The extreme hot weather of the
past has dried out things and the
spiing grain is suffering badly,
unless rain comes soon crops of all
kinds will also.
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TYGH VALLEY
TO CELEBRATE
The Fourth
The people of Tygh Valley are
preparing foT a big celebration at
the Southern Wasco County Fair
grounds the Fourth and fifth of
July. This is the only celebration
to be held in tho county and will
very likely bring the largest num
ber of people together ever congre
gated in this section. No effort is
being spared on the part of the
I committee to have everything in
readiness for the grand event. The
Copy for posters in the national
colors advertising the affair is in
this office and will be oil our
presses in a couple days.
Base Ball
Next Sunday, June 21 the
Maupin team goes to The Dalies
to play the third game with the
Dilles. Sunday July 1 Dufur will
play at Maupin at 2:30 p. m. Wo
can expect this game to be a good
ono as well as the last one this
season.
'Bud' Zumwalt called at this
office yesterday morning and ad
vanced his subscription to the
Times., He is returning homo o
Portland after the season's sheep
shearing.
A Straight Tip On The Fuel
And Lumber Situation.
We are in the Grip, of the
" Worst Shortage the World ho,3
ever known-and getting Worse.
' Ninty per cent of all Fuel
Shipments will be made during
the Summer months.
Net to Fuel, shipments of
Silo and Granery material will f
have preceedence over all others
as tnia tends to increase the coun
try's food supply.
May we suggest that you anti
cipate your wants and order your
supplies at once, We will lie
pleased to talk these matters
over in person.
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'See Peter Kilburg about it'
TUM-ft-LUM LUMBER CO.
vSafe Place to Trade
rug Store
D
PURE DRUGS
At Reasonable Prices
PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY
Effective Sunday July 1, tht
0. T. train from Portland will
leave at 5:35 p. m. instead of 6 p,
ra. Time of arrival at Fallbridge
co' changed.
some: of the things that we can do for you
DO -YOUR NOTARY WORK, ,
SELL YOU li FARM FOR YOU, J
RENT YOU A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX,
BUY YOUR WHEAT,' BARLEY AND OATS,
TAKE CARE OF YOUR' BANKING BUSINESS.
DO YOUR UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER WORK.
GIVE U3 A TRIAL, WE CAN AND WILL MAKE GOOD ;:
. MAUPIN STATE BANK