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Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County
VOL 8, NO. 20
MAUPIN, SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 23,1921
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Substantial Development
Just here we want to say a few
kind words about our home town.
There has been, in the columns
of this paper more or less discus
sion as to what has been and
what not has been accomplished
by the citizens of the town of
Maupin.
September 10th, as we all
know was a day of disaster, a
day that comes alike to all
"shacjc-built" towns sooner or
later, but "From the Anhea of
the Past rise3 the Triumph of
the Present", and we.the citizens
of Maupin, are working to make
this so, not only in the line of
actual reconstruction but alo a
reconstruction of Bervico and
community and co-operative in
terewt. The recent movement on foot
to incorporate the town is well
under way and is favored by all
interested. This will provide a
city council endowed with cer
tain authority in the matter of
civic improvements of various
kinds and will serve to knit the
loose ends of community interest
into a body capable of "putting
over" the things which each of
us individually realize the urgent
need of, but of which in the past
we have been powerless to per
form. The subject of incorpora
ting will come up in the near
future as a voting issue and we
have no doubt but. what it will
carry unamiously.
Again we point with a certain
amount of pride to Maupin 's
Quick recovery from her disaster
ous fire. Within a day almost,
costumers needs were being
served and had it not been for
the unfortunate tie-up in regard
to location the town would have
been rebuilt within at the most
60 days. February 1st finds
most of the burned part of the
town rebuilt in concrete and
steel and with three good stores
instead of the former two. F. C
Butler, formerly with Shattuck
Bros, has branched out for him
self in the grocery and meat line
"Things to Eat" and is located
in his new concrete structure on
Deschutes St', Cold storage, so
successfully handle perishables
in the summer heat will be one
of his special features. The R.
E. Wilson Company have located
opposite the Tum-A-Lum corner
with a complete general mer
chandise and implement lii e as
before- Shattuck Bros, have re
built on their former location, a
tiO by 'JO Concrete all-plate 1'iont
building and within a few months
promise us one ot the lineal
equipped stores in Wasco County
And anyone with half an eye
could seo that H- R- Kaiser has
made some strides himself in the
way of a better shop than form
erly. A movement is on foot to
locate the Postoffice in the un
occupied part of his building and
this would make an ideal location
for it.
Other new business buildings
are planning for Spring work
just what they will be or where
located is not decided at present
but the Maupin State Bank will
undoubtedly put up a modern
fire proof building just as soon
as the weather permits. Any
number of dwellings are contem
plated, and Mr. Renick of the
Tum-A-Lum Co. says prospects
for a busy spring were never
better.
Uo not lose sight of the fact
that the Dalles-California i3
routed and surveyed through
Maupin and that the Deschutes
river is claimed by experts to be
the greatest fishing stream in
the United States today; "Home
of the Giant Redside"; with the
new hatchery now under actual
construction at last it means
that the Deschutes Redside will
continue to be plentiful as well
as famous, and it is going to be
pretty hard for an ardent angler
their name is legion, - to pass up
our town. One of the first
measures that will undoubtly
come before the Council if the
town i9 incorporated is the im
portant item of providing a
suitable camping place for these
visitors.
It is not to be overlooked too,
that the Deschutes is one of the
greatest power streams in the
Northwest and we look with
interest to the developement of
at least a small part of this for
local use in lighting' the town
In closing let it be said again
that it is the defirc of the citizens
of Maupin to make our town an
open invitation to our neighbors
on the Flat and accrcss the river;
we want and desire your good
will and support; the business
men deBire that you make their
places your own to serve your
need3 both in a social and busi
nss way and you will find them
wiping to figure with you and
fu'nish you what information
they may be able to impart on
thii jfs of interest to you; in other
worl and to make a long story
short COOPERATE.
Around Maupin , -
Raymond Crabtree received a
fine Dur. e Jersey hog from Port
land yesUiday. The animal was
a prize wii ner at the state fair.
Dr. Ekeod was a Dalles visit
or the first uf the week.
Laco DeOmp was dragging
the road sciaper over Deschutes
avenue Monday.
Everbearing strawberry plants
$1.00 per hundred. A. A- Bon-
ney,
H. F. Woodcock H'id A. Crab
tree went to The lilies -yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Locke were
in from Nena Wednesday.
Wanted at once a few more
hogs or cattle to make up car
load to ship March 11. Albert
Hill, Wamic.
The Oak Grove school will
give an entertainment and box
social Saturday, 8 p. m., Mar. 4.
February 22 being the 32nd
wedding aniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. McCorkie, their sons
and their families and Miss Lil
lian Lusk took Turkey dinner
with them at Maupin.
There was & dance given at
Harry Anderson's place Satur
day night, quite a crowd gather
ed and a good time was enjoyed
by all.
A new collection of books have
been received by Mrs. Donaldson
among them some very attractive
and interesting volumes.
Buy you wife today a Maytag
Multi-motor wssher and cut the
drudgery out of wash-day. Busy
times shend. she will have
enough to do without the extra
work of wash-day. Terms if
desired. New aluminum model
now on sale. Shattuck Bios.,
Maupin, Oregon.
Hard Federation wheat took
the first premium both at Pen
dleton and Portland as the very
best wheat. To distribute the
seed of this wheat 1 will pive
one sack of Hard Federation
wheat for two sacks of other.
A- A. Bonney.
Smock News
Glen Lucus was visiting at J.
E. Woodcocks Sunday.
Len Wilson of Wapinitia was
a business visitor here Wednesday.
Lenore Woodcock of this place !
spent balurday and Sunday visit
ing with her cousin Cannel at
Wamic.
Mrs. Berry and Miss Wright
were calling on Mrs. Ralph
Chandler Sunday.
J. W. Farlow has nurrl nset
ten tons of alfalfa hay from jy
Fowler and Willis Farlow and
Joe Parrish have been moving it
rvic
is our motto
Day and Night
When anything1 is wrong with
your car drive in. All work
guaranteed and pre-war prices
75c per hour
Experienced and Efficient
mechanics in charge
Fischer's Garage
to the Grandma Farlow place
this week.
Mr. Berry, Mr. Bradway, Floy
Foster, Cecil, Virgil, Mack and
Nathan Mayfield. and Blaine
and Edward Disbrow, worked on J
the upper White river grade-
Monday and Tuesday removing
the snow and ice that has block
ed the road since the November
sleet and snow storm.
Why pay for a highly litho
graphed tin can that b
soon as empty is cast into
garbage can?
Use Butler's Special Blend
Vacuum packed Coffee
A H igh grade toffee for
Lese Money
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