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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1920)
New goods are arriving daily and we are rapidly placing ourselves in a position to supply your needs At Right Prices Come in get acquainted with us and our method of handling your business see what we have. It is always a pleasure to quote you our prices. Here are a few of our exclusive lines: Superior Grain Drills Oliver Plows Winona Wagons J. I. Case Tractors Jumbo Auto Trucks Brunswick Phonographs & Records Master Made Shoes Fall Tires & Tubes Log Cabin "Holsum" Bread Blue Vitrei now in Do you need some ilson I. JL. V 1 I Co. a wm wm j a vfmsmmMMLf..!k. 3 I' i , .Art TO jsmts era liovhw iu ms- VourHomixSasonin and SsasonuuUl t - ... Wamic News Mrs. W. J. I.eshey anJ little daughter accompanied her brother G. K. Wood, home from Zilla, Wu. laHt week Mrs.. Mary I'ratt received a let ter last week from her son Carl, Baying they had arrived at their destination after spending two nights at CreiBwell. Tom Swift and family were over from Dufur laBl week visiting Mrs Zene WatkitiB at Tygh. Beecham WalkitiB aud his two daughters Violet and Bessie lft fygh Thursday, beina on their way to Salt Luke City, Utah, They were joined at The Dalles by two of Mr. Watkin's sons, Mrs. MoCown keeping the youngest one Charles. The girls spent a montb at Tygh with Mrs. Watkiue. Citizens of Tygh had the pleas ure of seeing an aeroplane in the sky Thursday a week ago. Henry Miller completed moving to the White River plant. He occupies the Grover Webb house. Ben Munger and family were here last week from upper Fifteen Mile creek visiting Mrs. Hunger's mother, Mrs. Martha Dean. Mr. Munger rented the Henty Miller house and moved here Sunday He sold his place on Fifteen Milf. Miss Flora Carr and Mies M. Winning were in Tygh Friday from The Dalles looking after the library. Mrs. F. L. Beunett brought them out from town. Judge A. S. Beouet, well lemeii) bered here as Alfred Bennett, was out to Tygh Thursday, remaining over night. While there he wat attracted to the swimming holet and good fishing places in tht creek he used to enjoy when a boy. M. 0. WilkiiiB of The Dalle.-- visited in Tygh last week. frof, J. R. Ward and Winston Lake returned from the mountain berry patches Tuesday, the lattei was lost for a while one day but managed to find his way back to camp. Miss Kate McKay, aunt of tin kle Dr. Shannon, of Tygh bat gone to Belfast, Ireland, to visit the doctor's mother. Claud Wing bad a break down to his wagon Thursday while haul ing wheat to Sherar. Andy McCabe bus purchased the lacksuiitu shop in Tygh. He lives in (he Grandpa McCorkle house. Zetius Watkins killed a big bear near htevenson, Wu., recently. The har whs 4 1 2 feet high, 9 1-2 feet loi.g, and weighed nearly six hundred pounds, at least Ibis is the size of the auim.il as we re member the dimentioiH. Mis. C. C. 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Look Up a r LLLx.lv ueaier in iviu W.P.Fuller&Co. 1849-1920 Northwest Branches at Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, twise. Kan a Kan Get your Fresh Salmon for canning and salting at ANDY'S, 10 and 15cts per lb Get your orders in early, the season lasts only three weeks Eat what you can and what you can't you can can Direct from the Fisherman Chastain home from Tygh Satur. day. Miss Tearl Baker arrived from The Dalles Saturday, remaining over night with Miss Crystal Pratt She took up school today in the Pine Grove district. Vernie Norval and Charley Lake went to The Dalles Saturday. The former returned the sanie day accompanied by Miss M- K. Comp ter) of Portland. Charley Lake has secured a position at the A. M. Williams Co. ttore in The Dallesr J. R. Ward and Miss M. K. Comptou took up school here today Tygh opened their school last Tuesday. Joe Muller of Tygh was here yesterday. J. R. and W. E. Woodcock left yesterday for a hunting trip near Prineville. II. F, Woodcock of The Dalles accompanied them roin Mau pi n. Rev. G. E. Wood preached his farewell sermon here yesterday. He will go to Portland tomorrow to attend conlerenie. A solo by Mrs. Alia Miller aud short speech js by Frank Driver and Frunk Morrow followc the sermon. A litiner was giyen in the church. Assistant Forest Supervisor C. Naal and a companion were here Snuday from Portland. Ted Seufert went to The Dalles yesterday to meet Mrs. Sfufurt anu three children who were re turning from Seaview, Wn, Heavy raius are falling here today. The roas are very muddy. Roy Morris of Forest Grove iB visiting his little daughter Eunice nt the Vince Steers home in Tygh. Mrs, L. B. Kelly presented the rimes last evening with a boquet of four different varieties of choice roses with asparagus fern. The roses are still blooming prolifically at their farm home on the flat. Torn Ashb'y of lower Tygh if hauling the lumber for an eight room houee on his farm. Report of the Condition of the Maupin State Bank No. 224 at Maupin, in the state of Ore gon, at the close of business September 8th, 1920 RESOURCES Loans and discounts $262,102.95 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 379 87 Bonds and warrants 13,242-73 Banking house 2,000-00 Furniture and fixtures 2,400.00 Due from approved re serve banks 32,833 24 Checks and other cash items 209-70 Cash on hand 10,773-62 Total 323 942 11 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in $ 20,000.00 Surplus fund 6,000-00 Undivided profits 2,599.70 Dividends unpaid 140.00 Individual deposits sub ject to check 205,06-1.55 Cashier checks out standing 11,469-92 Time and Savings De posits 14,849.92 Notes and bills redis- counted 40,164.90 Bills payable for money borrowed 25,000.00 Reserved for interest and taxes 171.12 Total 323,942.11 State of Oregon, I County of Wasco ) 88 I, F. D. Stuart, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemn ly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowl edge and belief. F. D. Stuart, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to be fore me, this 13th day of Sept ember. 1920. Alvis Baumgartner, Notary Public. My commission expires May 21, 1921. Correct Attest: L. C. Henneghan J. M. Conklin Directors. The Red Cross Home Nursing class took their examination Tues day night and expect to receive their returns in about two weeks. Miss Counnihan who has been in charge of the cluss will go goon to Boise, Idaho, When at the Tygh Valley Fair remember you can get all the gas you want, oils, tires and all auto supplies. Wc have a complete line at V Crescent Garage Autos for hire Remember the Fair dates September 28, 29, 30 "Something Doing all the Time"