Image provided by: Hood River County Library District; Hood River, OR
About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1928)
ft YOUNG BEEF! . Meat is a strength builder, and to get the full strength from that article of food only the best should be. cooked. In the harvest fields a great deal of strength is required, therefore we are prepared to conserve and stimulate such workers with young grass-fed beef. None other dispensed at our shop. Come in and see it. 0. P. RESH& COMPANY "Everything for the table" GROCERIES and MEATS , Prompt and Courteous Service MAUPIN, OREGON. K ft j Personalities :J J. P. Abbott was In from bis bit; sheep ranch on Monday. II. A. Muller of Tygh Valley was In Maupin on business thin morning. Otto Herri Ing was In from hi Criterion ranch on business Tuca day. o John Joyce was in from tho Old Maya ranch on Buck Hollow last Sat urday. Wlli L DrUd"aiI7F.ditor Wyall -,f the Dip'it'h Mere calling on fri'nds in Maup n Sitnrday last. R. W. Richmond and wife with Mr. R. K. Richmond and children went to Clear Lake yesterday morn- ing. The latter lady haa been advis ed by her phydciun to livo In the mount alnn during the extremely hot weather. Miss Gladys Martin came home from Abbott'a on Monday, she hav ig born taken with a alight illneai, o Ben Fi ;!.; and wife left for tJv ViIlame'.'! alley the luttcr part of lant week for a vlalt with rclativt s. Johntiy Williams visited the Linn mill at the timber line yMcrday fronting, going after a load of saw. du.t. o Floyd Richmond came up ftom Portland yesterday evening and will remain with his home folks for a few days. o Carl Dahl, Roue Dabl and Harry Haimcr graced Maupin with their presence la t Saturday night. Mra. Dahl lately entered the sheep game receiving a large number of wool- lea from Eastern Oregon, which she la ranging In the mountaina, P. S. Hamilton ond wife, who con duct the Stllwell hotel ut Tygh Vol ley, were in town on a trading er rand yesterday. Mia Lelah Weberg went to a ranch on Tygh Ridge on Sunday lat and will at flint In the houaework during the grain cutting Frank Fleming came in from The Dalles Tuesday and went out to hia Bakeoven ranch to aee what hia wheat harvest portended. ' ' o J. W. Hillstrom came In from his company's road job on the Roose velt highway ycrtcrday to look after his rock crusher plant in Maupin. H. C. Chanman. the fox man. with hia wife came in from Portland this morning and will look after burlness In his line in Maupin for a day or so. v . " 1 L. n. Townes and wife, the for mer truck driver for the rock crush er crew, took advantage of the break down to motor to Portland Tuesday. Mrs. Gus Derthick and daughter, Fanule, accompanied "Whitey" Dorme to Hood River on Monday for a day's visit with the former's sister, returning Tuesday, Wallace and Art Farghcr came In from Swim Monday. They were ex pected home Saturday night, but car trouble compelled their delay until the. first of the week. A. J. Conroy of Grass Valley was in Maupin a short time on Wednes day, being on bis way to the moun tain to look after his sheep flocks. o Mis.-' Sammy Creichton joined her mother at Portland on Friday, leav ing Maupin on the morning stage and continuing from The Dalles on a Mid-Columbia passenger carrier. 3fttL For the Vacationist, the Tourist, the Student !We have a very complete and up-to-date line of Suit Cases, Hand Bags, Pullmap Cases, Overnite Bags, Gladstone Bags, Wardrobe Trunks ; Steamer Trunks, and Large Storage Trunks' An assortment of each kind that you may select your needs from and at the price you wish to pay. Select them when in town at docherty Powers Third and Washington Streets, The Dalles 1 Use Your Credit We Charge No Interest A Big Bouncing Girl Ted EndT by dosn't care how bet the weather gets jut now, for his attention Is centered in a band new baby girl which arrived at his home I on Friday last Dr. Elwood reports jtbnt both infant and Mrs. F.irderKby are ding finely, also that the new I comer weighed JO pounds at birth. I ' j Si'r Viiil B.oiber 1 Mwire Staples and wife, b' iniv':i iifu 1'innT ni I . u, muri., HUM I John Gates and wife, son and j daughter, all of Cbesaw, Washing- ton, arrived Tuesday morning and will spend the rest of the week with he Stuarts in Maupin. This wi- the first time Frank had seen bis sister in 20 years. Mr. Staples says that, crop prospect" in the Okanogan Valley were never brighter, as that section wa visited with 15 inches of rainfall since the snow went off in the rpring, and that that clement onducfd to a better than average crop. Pick Ups it"! Evans Parish took the child to Tygh, where Dr. Shannon set the broken limb. (The corrcepondent failed to state whether it was a limb of a tree or of the child that was broken.) Willie Aldridge and Miss South ernl&nd were married a couple cf weeks ago and are now at home on the Bakeoven farm. Farmers, merchants and officials of the Waplnitia' Irrigation 'com pany are planning a harvest gather ing at Pine Grove about September t. Several notables of the state are exepected to be present and the affair enlivened by music of The Dalles band. Wilson Painting Co. House and Sign P-A-I-N-T-E-R-S-I PAPER HANGERS and DECORATORS Call, Write or phone, Times Office. Maupin, Oregon. Dr. WM. KENNEDY DENTIST DENTAL X-RAY First National Bank Bldg. Tfc DalUs, Oregon PboM 31 SHIP BY T1RUCK REGULAR FREIGHT LINE SERVICE Between PORTLAND - THE DALLES MAUPIN Picke up around town. "Shorty" Miller with the help of Signe Fischer, is the whole thing at the Rainbow this week. During the extremely hot days of last week and, this, Shorty has showed thei tuff of 'which good men are made working 20 hours each day and tak ing care of a horde of customers. Maupin presented quite a metro politan appearance last Saturday night. What with the rock crush er and road oiling crews, augmented by a big bunch of tourhts and fish erman, our streets took on the effect of a much larger town, and business In some lines profited accordingly. Tom Gallagher of the Red and White store likes to commune with nature. Each Sunday sees him di recting the nose of his car toward the high spots where he, with hia family, enjoys the delights of the balmy atmosphere and the beautiful scenery afforded by mountains, val ley , and timber. Last Sunday he went to Government Camp and on the way there accumulated one of the moit beautiful coats of tan and ! sunburn it has been our chance to j see. As a result Mr. Gallagher Is now a victim of all kinds of blister remedies and for tr.c removal and al leviation of sun effects. Vallate Conley of White River has a rtring of relay horses in train ing for the coming fair. He lately acquired a couple of fast gallopers and proposes to sweep the board at the next race meet. Wallace knows the relay game as well as the next one and if it comes to the point where more and better horses are necersary to win with, well, the sporting instinct of the man asserts itself and ho goes out and brings home a few. x . Stanley Wood came up from The Dalles last Sunday and spent the day with friends. In order to better pa s the time Stan, brought his saxa phone along and the neighbors were regaled with some music, some of which was more doleful than real jazz, permits. x " Some tourists are populating Maupin with a variety of dogs and their homes with our people while j oth Restaurants have been entirely remodeled for THE DALLES TRUCK LINE Inc. SPICKERMAN'S TRUCK LINE PORTLAND-THE DALLES THE D ALLES-M AUPI N and Way Point and Way Point BONDED & INSURED CARRIERS H WHEN IN THE DALLES H Make Your Headqarters at The Blakand White or A merican Restaurants j where every service awaits you. S FREE PHONE REST ROOMS Mad. Trip to Portland A. J. Connolly made a business trip to Portland last Thursday, re turning on Monday. Tony remark ed that while at Cascade Locks the weather was all that one could de sire, but that he traveled over the hump the atmosphere grew more humid until the approach to Mau pin he found things sizzling hot Home From California- Mrs. Signe Fischer returned last Friday afternoon from a two-weeks' visit with her mother and other rela tives at Lot Angeles. While away our popular waitress visited one day at Tia Juana. Mexico, and was much surprised at the customs of the peo ple of the republic joining us on the south. the d"g- arc usually finding abiding places with considerate ranchers. It is very easy to drop a kitten or nippy in town and then drive off, forgetting that buHi a thing as a younster's pet was not of the party on the continuation of the journey. "Curley" Hrt, mechanic at the Maupin garage, has a problem which he would like rome mathematician to solve for him. He worked all day Mondays fixed up two or three cars, made a dollar for himself and then figured he was all of 912.00 out of pocket We wonder how come? "Dad" Richmond's hypnotic chair has lost its power, at least it failed to woo sweet slumber to its occupant- the past few hot days. Those who occupied it soon left it for more congenial parts, as the chair took on all the attributes of a furance and compelled a vacation of its enticing seat and arm-, because of soaked up heat your convenience. S3 E. J. McMahon PROPRIETOR ELEVEN YEARS AGO Mark Stuart Injured ' Relatives of Frank and Mark Stuart bring word from Spokane that Mark recently injured one of his hands on a bone and was laid up for three weeks with a case of blood poi on. Ho has sufficietly recover ed as to be able to return to work this week Monday, TouritU Step Over Win, Moss and wife,' Chn'. Kess ler and wife and George Kessler and wife, all of Banks, stopped over Tuesday night for a short visit with the Frank Dyer family, they being relatives of Mrs. Dyer. The rl itors were on their way to Yellowstone Park and will also visit various cities in vVoniing nd possibly Nebraska, before returning home. '""1 "'"" Home Frtm Hotpi'al Mrs. Erne3t Becks eme home from a Dalles hor-pital late last I week, having partly recovered from I the shock of a serious operation, j While the lndy is r till weak she is making good stride toward regaining her usual good health, which 13 good tit'. rs to her many frienda. From The Times July 27, 1917 Hot weattie? til' continue, hav ing coiwricrd June 20, and tiiin-.'s are gekin pdner and drier. The ihuroio'ncter roaches 96 to witn nights also hot, something unusual for this time of the year. o V'edne d'v' "noon a 'ird- li mi enmc '(. ;ttiicd wit!' ' Jr-1 if r'.:i. Verioits fro ' etc tell of a heavy downpour of rain for a short time. The O. W. has constructed a side track to the new flour mill which is looming up, owing to the efforts of Contractor Wilhelm and his force of carpenters. While cutting grain on hi- father's place at Wamic on W?dneday morning, Wlili" Norval was thrown from the binder by the team run ning away. He suffered a broken leg as a result of the accident. o Water in the new canal on the Fht is advancing at the rate of one-fourth mile daily. The ditch being dry ahorbston of a consider able quantity of waiter takes place, thereby making advance of the ir rigating fluid rather ilow. A little son of Mrs. Minnie Gray fell from a tree at the J. Emhry place where Mra. Gny is working. HAVE IT DONE I NO WI We mean that now is the time to have your Automobile Overhauled This is the place to bring it. We have the largest and best equipped machine shop in Wasco county. &EAP m GALLOWAY Tka Dallaa, Ora- rM 383-J 1m400 sfcieisisieiera Meeting Mail Order Prices We have a large stock of No. 1 Tires and Tubes which we are selling as cheap as they can be had of the mail order housea. Below we quote a few prices, but invite car owners to come in and see just what they are before buying elsewhere. Usco 30x3 1-2 - $6.25 U. S. Tube, $1.90 Usco 29x4.40 - - $7.55 Nobby Tube, $1.50 Goodrich 30x3 1-2 - - $5.55 Goodaich 29x4.40 - - $7.45 Vf iJPINQARAGE 1 r, as I !. i
