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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1926)
WOUR HOME GROCER Garden Seeds Eastern and Western Grown. Onion Sets 1 ChicK Food and Chick Mash, Egg: Producer, Oyster Shell, Grit and Bone. Cracked Corn , Grocery Prices Have been lowered wherever possible, due to larger buying, quick turn over for cash, our own truck service, and cutting down overhead expense. v "Woodcock Flour Per sack $2.20; per barrel $8.60 Seed Potatoes Netted Gem, Dry-Land, Grown in the Criter . ion country, at $3.50 per hundred pounds. We buy your Eggs, Veal and Pork We are the house of one line FOOD had the member injnred while working with a wood saw.'1 Mrs. Beebe was s dinner guest at tha Davis home Sunday. Her daughter, Viola, remained all night with her graud mother, Mrs. Davis. The play given by Wapinitia talent at the school house Satur day night, was well attended and greatly enjoyed. As a result the Christian Endeavor society's fund was swelled .by the addition of $13 40. SMOCK AND VICINITY Will Set Out Locust Trees In City Park At last a definite move looking to the improvement of the lots purchased by the city for park purposes has been made. Three hundred locust shoots have been secured and tresa will be set out. All he citizens of Maupin who are interested in having trees to take the place of sage brush are urged to be at the park site Sun day morning at 9:00 o'clock, car rying picks and spades and help set out the trees. Warm summer showers. The Maupin Times Published every Thrusday at Manpin, Oregon C W. Semmes, Editor C. W. Semmes and E. R. Semme. Publishers. Mrs. P. J. Hirsch of Criterion was a visitor of the Fischers last Sautrday. Wiley Harris of Dufur was transacting business in East Maupin this week. Subscription: One year, $1.50; six , Don't fail to try a dish of that months, 75 cents; three months, 50 1 delicious Ore-Gold ice cream at 1 Mrs. Fischer's store. It's the Entered as second class mail best that ever came to Maupin. matter September 2, 1914, at the postoffice at Maupin, Oregon, un der the Act of March 3, 1879. . Our guess is that King Tut had a mighty big funeral, if they were as long burying him a3 they are taking him out . . . . j East Maupin New s , ." NEWS OF PINE GROVE The O. R. & N. depot grounds will soon be leveled and made passable by the addition, of crushed rock, a carload of which was received Tuesday. Tom Connolly of the Rakeoven section came home from a trip- to Portland Tuesday. Miss Overman, after a severe siege of illness, has resumed her teaching duties at the Pine Grove school. ....... George and Edw. Davi3 made a trip to The" Dalles Saturday. . Julius Shepflin and wife mo tored to The Dalles Sunday. Charley Davis stayed with Rob ert during his parents' absence. Isham West was a visitor at the Beebe home Saturday and Sunday. Walter Sharpe is suffering with a wounded hand, having Mrs. W. H. Aiken of Dufur, I with her daughter and son, ! visited at the Scott home Sun- I day. Mrs. Scott is daughter and sister of the visitors. F. T. Felch made a business trip to Maupin Monday. J. S. Homey and R. Ruffir motored to Maupin last Satur day. Evangelist Tiffany held ser vices at the Smock church Sun day afternoon. His subject "The Trials and Bravery of Daniel" was interesting and helpful to converts, young and old. He will be here again next Sunday afternoon. Sunday school at 2:00 p. m.; everyone invited. Miss Ethel Ledford, who spent several weeks at Warm Springs, returned home Wednesday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ayres came from Odell Saturday for a visit at the J. W. Ayres home. They returned home Sunday afternoon. Misa Sylvia accom panied her brother. She is attending school at that place.' S. W. Farlow spent the week at the old ranch, where he is feeding some cattle. B. Scott, of the Farlow ranch went to Dufur last week and while there purchased a number of dairy cows, bringing them home Saturday. Edw. Disbrow made a hurried trip home to see his mother, who has been quite ill, he returirig the same night. The annual meeting of the L. & B. Ditch compahy was held Saturday. The old officers were reelected. Two Per Cent Reduction in Tax I Effective Now We will aEsorfci immediately on all Ford Cars the two per cent reduction in tax which normally does not become effective until midnight, March 28th. This means that you can have immediate delivery of a new. Ford Car and take advantage of the 2 Tax Reduction. Authorized Ford Sales and Service Mtiupin Garage Maupin, Ore Hot Beef Sandwiches The ladies of the Legion Aux illary will provide a novel depar ture from the usual suppers they serve at dances, and at the St. Patrick's Day dance next Wed nesday night will serve hot beef sandwiches. The Auxiliary has taken upon itself the furnishing of a rest room at the hall, and the money derived from these snppers is applied to thatpurpo se. I ElevenYears Ago From The Timea Mch. 18, '16 Mr. Dale Bonney and Miss Alice Young were married at Tygh Monday and left Wed nesday for Criterion, where they will make their future home. While on a return trip to Tygh last Friday E. J. Fischer's auto mobile turned turtle on the grade a short distance from this place and all occupants es caped injury, with only a slight damage to the machine itself. Herbert Hammer and Herb Lewis made a trip to The Dalles a few days ago and filed on an additional 160 acres under the enlarged homestead act. Harrison Young and his broth er-in-law, Fressie Martin, re turned Tuesday from the Cri terion country, where they had been in search of homestead lo cations. They succeeded in get ting some good land- Olive Turner has entered school in the first grade. Thos. Moss arrived in our midst a few days ago from Willamette Valley. He is look ing over the country with a view to locating here. The little four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Miller has been quite seriously sick for the past week, and was taken to Porland last night for an oper ation. Mrs. W. H. Staats returned from Portland last Friday, where she has been on an important business deal, which means much to this section if consummated- Jack Donaldson sold his fine team of sorrel horses this week to Will Connolly. They were a number one team and brought a good price. Requisite The chief rfquisits of a good bank are: . ResjMnasiM Officers Cotirteouns Tifeataeinrit Pemaamemilt Location WE COVER THE FIELD MAUPIN STATE BANK (INCORPORATED) . Civic Auditorium G7?e Dalles March 12-13-14 Sea Beast! with John Barrymore America's Loading Actor To the Ships! Rolling Seas Whales Merciless Wonders of the Deep Driving Winds and Rain and Love Love and Adventures More Glorious Than Ever You Dreamed of. Admission: 25c -:- 50c We want country correspond ents. Who'll volunteer? NOTICE I OK PUBLICATION Department of the Interior l S. Und Office at The Uallct. Ore gon. Feb. 24. 1920. Notice la hereby Riven that JOSEPH J. CONNOLLY of MauDin. Orriron. who on Nov. 12. ls20, made llomettead Kntry under ) Act of Dt. 29. 1916, No. 02U94, for wl-4i)wl-4, Sei.H, cl-2iwl-4, nwl-4 nel-4. el-liael-4. SC. 15. el-2nel-4. neMnwl-4. w).-2i.wl-4. Sec. 22. nwl-4 nwl-4, Sec. 23. townihipS aouth, rang 14 cant, Willamette Meridian, hit filed notice of hla Intention to make final proof, to catablith claim to the land above d-Micribed, before Keg liter. United Statu Land Office, at The Dalle, Oregon, on the 13th day of April, 1926. Claimant name aa wltneaaee: John Foley, Ed. Mathewi, K. W. Hunt all of Maupin, Oregon, Thomaa Faherty, of The Dallci, Oreon. m4 at ' J. W. Donnelly, Reglater. NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior U. 8. Land Office at The Dalk, Or, gon. Feb. 11, 1928. Notice la hereby given that ARTHUR W.rARGHER of Maupin, Oregon, who on October H, 1920, made Homeatead Entry, under Act Dec. 29, 1910, No. 016,930, fur NEl-4 8E1-4. Sec. 17, W1-2E1-2, Sec. 20, l-2 NWl-4. Ne1.4rwI.4Km' 91 tnunihln ft 1 aouth, range 16 eaat, Willamette Meri I dian, has tiled notice of intention to make final three year proof, to establish claim to the land above deacribed. before F. D. Stuart. United Statu Commie aioner at Maupin. Oregon, on the 23rd day of March, 1926. Claimant name ai witneiw: H. O. Hollia John McMillan. C. W. Fargher, John Mannlon, all of Maupin, Oregon. flb-ml8 J. W. Donnelly. Ilegiater. I. O. O. P. WAPINITIA Lodge No. 209 Maupin, Oregon, meets every Saturday night in I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting mem bers always welcome. B. F, Turner. N. G. Oscar Renick, Sec. Come in and try a dish of our ORE-GOLD ICE CREAM Saturday and Sunday 10 cents a dish 5 cents a cone We also have a full line of Cigars, Cigar ettes, Candies, Lunch Goods, Pastries and all goods desired by tourists and the public in, general Mrs. L. Fischer Ix)ok over your office sta tionery and before you are entirely out place your or der for with THE MAUPIN TIMES I Fisher's I I Garage (East end of Bridge) Gasolene Oils, Tires, Lunch Goods always on hand T 1(11 nnnvnninn nn nt Tourists ' I Repairs JUST ACROSS THE BRIDGE Good work, lowest cost f
