MAUPIN
Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County
VOL 6, NO 51
MAUPIN SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1)1920
THE YEAR $1.50
Fair Attractive
Military Wins
For Sale
All kinds of roueh lumber and
Reddington-Muller
William (Guy) Redding ton nnd
Miss Cecelia Muller of Tygh Val
ley were united in marriage at
noon Friday by Father O'Rourte
at his residence in The Dalles.
The groom has , been a resident
of v Tygh for several months,
being one of the proprietors of
the Crescent Garage. He is a
veteran of the late war, having
enlisted in Canada. The bride
is an accomplished young lady,
the eldest daughter of Mr. ai.d
Mrs. H. A. Muller.
Mr. and Mrs. Reddington re
turned to Tygh Valley taking in
the fair and will spend the next
fortnight at Portland and the
coast after which they will occu
py the neat cottage being furn-
Apropos Brevity
In slock at this office:
Carbon paper- large Bhects
Typewriter ribbons- various
makes
Butter paper and cartous
Blank Notes
Real estate contracts
School report cards
Paper, card board and envelopes
-We do the printing ,
Maupin Times
ished for them in Tygh Valley.
Mike Creager brought to this
office a table beet Monday
morning which weighs 61 lbs
and measured 22 inches in circumference.
"It Pays to Pay Cash at JoryV
n
F. M. Jory
all Staple Groceries
Fresh Meat
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
Butter-Nut Bread
Doughnuts and Buns
House Dresses
Woolen Goods
HATS HATS HATS
"It Pays to Pay Cash at Jory's"
Maupin Theatre -
October Blh
W
t
in
Century Comedy
Admission 25 and 50 cents
Ice Cream at Cyr's ConfectVy
Maupin, Ore.
HOTEL MAUPIN
Under New Management
The Fair at Tygh Valley open
ed Tuesday morning with a nice
display of exhibits in the stock,
agricultural and art departments
While not of immense quantity.
the' quality of everything was
excellent.
The stock cattle of W. 0.
Wilson, J. I. West, Drivers, and
Mays Bros, were fine specimens
of their types.
The fancy work department
displayed some beautiful and
aried designs of the work. Mrs.
L. C. Henneghan won the blue
ribbon on her tea cloth of tatting
which is a wonderful piece of
wark.
Wamic's large floral display
was an attractiue item.
The agricultural display, rep-
KB 'titing grains, fruit3and vege
tables of many varieties spoke
well lor the productiveness of
Southern Wasco county.
Yefct-'iday's racing was best.
having h full card. Clem Matt
hews got away with the main
purse, sho the half-mile dash.
Phillips of The Dalles got the
pony race. The Indians came in
for their part of the balance of
the races.
Attendeuce was good. Yester
day's gae receipts amounted to
about $250.
Concessions were not lacking
and were well patronized, but
Picture Man Plyler wished the
I.O. O F.
WAl'lNfTJA
Lodge No; 209, Maupin, Oregon,
meets every Saturday iiight ir
Donaldaou'a hall. Visiting mem
bers always welcome.
R. B. Bell, N. G.
B. F. Tusneb, SecieUn .
Wapinitia Auto Stage
Leaves Maupin, 3 p. m. . j
Leaves Wapinitia, 7 a m.
v.kmu, prop.
E. B. DUFUR
Attorney at Law
MAUPIN, OREGON
Dr. T. DeLarhue
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Glasses Properly Fitted
Exclusively Optical
Iluutus 17-13 Vogt Block, oyer
Crosby's Drug store,
The Dalles, Ore
Phone Black 1111
Teacher of Piano
Mrs. II. F. Bothwell
Maupin, Oregon
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PATRONIZE
Maupin State Bank
We Strive to Merit Approval
Maupin Ahead
As one of the main attractions
of the paogrym, the Southern
Wasco County Faia-goers wit
nessed a trap spoot on Wednes
day and Thursday afternoons.
The contending teams were
selected from among Maupin and
Wapinitia's 'buck shot artists'.
Tee Maupinites walked off with
Wapinitia's scalp both days with
tne resulting scores of 99-65 on
Wednesday and 82-40 on Thurs
day. Bates Shattuck achieved
the honor of being high point
man.
Those participating and their
respective scores were as follows
Thurs
11
8
9
8
4
Wapinitia
Roudow
lied in
Nasholm
Kistner
Grisham
Maupin
L. Ilenneghan
Fischer
Shattuck
Miiler
Williams
Wed
13
15
19
8
10
18
15
23
22
21
17
16
18
16
15
rain of last evening might have
waited a few hours. However,
the weather for the previous
part of the occasion was ideal.
A vote of the people was taken
yesterday morning when it was
unamiously voiced to continue
the Southern Wasco County Fair
A meeting is in session this
morning and it i3 hoped to got a
list of premium awards by next
week.
Wapinitia Items
Some fine rains have fallen
here the past ten days. Farm
ers are seeding and some of the
grain is coming up.
N. G. Hedin returned Sunday
from Portland and The Dalles.
While enroute from Portland to
The Dalles his car slid over a 70
foot embankment. He jumped
after the front wheels had gone
over and succeeded in escaping
without any injury, likewise the
car was not injured in the least.
He secured some men, a truck,
block and tackle and pot the ear
ip the hill, bringing it on into
town on its own power.
Jeanette Burnside fell from a
log Tuesday and has a badly
sprained arm.
The two Misse3 Swank who
are teaching the Oak Grove and
Pine Grove schools are stopping
with Mrs. Smith.
Lloyd Smith was presented
with a fine Silvertone grapha-
phone on his 21st birthday, the
26th.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Flinn
spent last week in The Dalles
while N. W. served on the jury.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L; Foreman
and Mrs. L. M. Woodside were
visitors at The Dalles Monday.
Mrs. Johnie Sinclair of Cher-
ryville, Oregon, is stopping at
the Flinn home, Mrs. Sinclair
is a sufferer from asthma and iE
here in hope3 of regaining her
health.
Len Wilson Wa3 a Portland
visitor last week.
Orval Flinn returned from
Portland Sunday.
Mrs. May Barzee and daught
er Vivian returned here last
week and reopened the hotel.
- Mrs. Joe Graham came out
from Claekamas lake a few days
ago and is again living here.
Mack Hollman came out from
the mountains the first of the
Sergeant Morris Fisher of the
U. S. Marines using the U. S.
magazine rifle won the 300
meter Free Rifle Match at the
Olympic Shoot at Antwerp
Belgium.
His score of 996 out of a pos
sible 1080 was 7 points over that
of his nearest rival, Larsen, of
Denmark.
In this event the use of any
type or pattern of rifle is per
mntible, with no restrictions as
to telescopic sights, special bar
rels and other accessories which
make for accuracy. Fisher's per
formance marks the first time
this match has ever been won
with the standard military rifle
of any country, and also the first
time the match has been won by
a member of an American team.
some dressed lumber. Plenty of
Shiplap. Rough lumber 125 dm
M; other grades in proportion.
Mulvany Bros. Mill.
spent Sunday visiting here.
N. G. Iledln wa3 called to
Portland tonight by the death of
his sister-in-law.
Wapinitia school won S35 in
prizef at the Tygh Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Bates Shattuck
came home Friday night.
Word reached here Friday
night that the Connolly sheep
had started on their return trip
Lome via Bend and the four
bands had joined in a desperate
attempt to get through eighteen
inches of fresh snow.
Hammonds moved to Cottage
Grove Monday.
Ira Kistner has purchased the
Thomas Flanagan property of
residence and several lots near
the Hunts Ferry Warehouse.
Buy a Home in Maupin.
3 lots House Barn, close in.
See Morris Bros, for price terms
At Last A.Real Phonograph
Paihe
No needles to change
Records last indefinitely
Plays any make of Record.
"Ears that have been distraught
by the glare of "talking ma
chines" have welcomed the jewel
ed music of the Pathe.''
Costs no more than the
ordinary Phonograph
Terms if Desired
Pathe Records in Stock
SHATTUCK BROS.
Bigger and Better Than Ever This Year
Wasco County Fair
The Dalles
Hundreds of agricultural, horticultural, domestic and indus
trial exhibits; boat races; attractions galore for young and old;
the Uoyal Italian band in concerts; free lecture and demonstra
tions on farm, orchard and home topics, and a New York musical
comedy troupe ( f 31 artists presenting Broadway's latest George
M. Cohan successes
A CLEAN, SNAPPY FAIR WHERE YOU GET POUR
DAYS AND NIGHTS OF REAL PLEASURE
October 4 5, 6, 7
J. C. Johnson, President J. M. Patterson, Secretary
Get your Fresh Bread daily at
Andy's Place
We now handle the
Butter-Krust Bread
Try oar Hazel wood Ice Cream
It's Refreshing:
Home Cooked Meals
Breakfast 7 to 9 A. M. Dinner 12 to 2 p. m.
Supper 5:30 to 8 P. M. Short Orders ail Day
Fresh Meat at all Times
II. ANDERSON, Prop.
week.
Johnie Sinclair came out from
the mountains baturday and
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