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VOL. II. DESCHUTES, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON, JULY II. 1903. LOCAL ITEMS l%y tir y ù à;«U. Hrííw O r eg o n S n o 'r g «•a U n l im e P a c i f i c TO SALT LAKE, DENVER, KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, N E W YORK. io n Ocean steamer.-- 1 oivv -n Portland am San 1 raneiseo e v i v five d..\\- L O W RATES! Tickets to and from all parts of tin Unite*! States. ( miaba and i-'.urepe. For particulars eall en or address, Ï. H. FREDERICK Agent, E i g g .;, O r e g o n Oouutv Surveyor Uhas. Graves. of Prineville. is running out the ìines of ,\irs. Barnes’ hmucstead Subscribe for Tin: E cho . - week. Frank Glfiis. M. 1' James Benlium spent the Fourth Prati and A. G. BicliartUtui aie as at this place. sistili}! bini. U. K. Morrill went to Prineville Notiee MiHard Triplett's adver- riiur^ilav on business. For a 'good meal and a clean bed tisoiiient in an'otiier oolunin of this issile. Whenever in ueCtl of tirst- go to the Sizemore hotvl. eliiss hhu ksmithing or horseshocing John Getz went to Prineville cali on bini at Bend. Shop op- yesterday on a short visit. ' positi“ the selurol house. H. G. Ouldwell was down from , John Twohy and John McKeown Paulina crook on the Fourth. rettimeli Tbursdav fr«)m their j D. F. Stclfa went to Prineville homesteads m a r Koslaiid wliere they bave spelli the pa»t teli davs. (Ui business Monday evening. Tlu hoys rep'ort a tìne growth of For anything in the drug line hunch grass in the upper eountrv. leali on l'lie \\ in nek Drug t o . A parti eonsisting o f'C . E. M< Richard King lias completely re- Pi i eters and \\ ite. W. U. MeKinney, covered from his recent illness. A. G. Ankenv and John Robinson Mrs. \V. P. Yaiulevert and family, and soli urrived bere yesterday of Lava, spent the Fourth in the troni Biirns. Thev are out on a pieasure trip and leave tur un* citv. river todiiy. George Bogue, of the W illow Lost— A small accollili hook con- Ranch, spent the Fourth in our BEND, taining papers and two cheeks. tiie midst. of whieh l.as heeii 1>. 0 . Low and fam ily. of Swal- puymcnt stopped. Fimler w i11 please li ave thè sanie at llirs oltice or at Booth tlns piane. »V Uornett’s stallie at Prineville ami The advertisemvnt of the Minne- reeeivea suitahie renard. 4 j seta Buffet appears ili tliis issile of A paity of tourists coesisti ng of : T iik Ht no. M. liaumgait ahd daughter, Earl W . A. Laidhvw i- spending the Brandeheirv. Win. Neuman, John week over at the Columbia Southern Benson ami K. A. Moon, of Albany, ditch camp. arrived in Deschutes last night. I John McKeown left yesterday riicy will visit the up-yveri'oltntrv for Portland where he will visit for I ttl,d return to this place 1 uesday. a short time. An unusual occurrence is that of For nice fresh vegetables and 1 tlie Shaniku-Prmoville stage get- fruits call on West A- Co. at the ting into Prineville before our mail stage leaves there. Such was tin Citv market ease Monday however and Bend Max Wurzweiler spent several people were reading the Sunday days m Prineville during the fore Oregonian within thirty-six hours j pi a; L of the week. after it left Portland. AX* The City Meat Market moved C. E. Morrill returned from Prine : into its ne\v quarters in the West viIK* Thursday night accompanied j building Monday. by Dr. Daniels and another gentle Mi 11ard Triolett 1vv’s 1l,ri,l,o“> ». B L A C K S M IT H All kinds of wagon work done. Horseshoeing a specialty. Shop opposite school house BEND, OREGON. C. S. E D W A R D S, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, BEND, O ltEF O X . Office opposite the 1’ . B. D. Co's, store. _____________4______________________ A. NO. 7. H. GRANT, SAVE TIME SAVE MONEY 2 Prices The BEND MERCANTILE CO. carries ¿1 full line of Groceries, Hard* ware, Stoves, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods etc., etc. A. H. GRANT, Manager. if s 8 s s s s ^ OREGON. the Fourth at IS Reserved for New Store. The Winnek Drug Company will | man, from Riiinebimler. Wis.. who J begin the erection of its new b u ild have timber interests up the river, i Office at Bend Mercantile Co.’s store They left yesterday for the tiihher ing at Bend next week. hut will return tomorrow night and wrvn, orectox . Matt Cline left Wednesday for spend several days at this place. Walla Walla. Wash., where he e x TIMBER LAND NOT I UK. The work in connection with the pects to spemi a month'. HF- lD V E K T lS E M F.NT , , 1 . • ., changing of the countv road, so as ITiitcd St»itps ♦ tiDd Olfico. Lakoviow, Oregon The Citv Meat April. 29, !»».!.—Notice is heraKy giv«*n , - . , ... not to conflict with the ditch right- ♦hat in eonipliunr with the provisions of the place to buv meat and vegetables. 1 ,. , ,, , , .. ,. 7 . . - . , fc i of-wav of the Pilot Butte DeVelop- act of congress of .hinv isVK, entitled “ An an !.. i ... , 1 forth; .*ii!t' «> t tim lur lands m i lu* status «>j \\ est A' t o. proprietors. 1 1 , ment ( ompany, will proceed m vt (’aliiornia. Oifgi *n, N*\;,'tii. and Washington T U oll V ,t M KIOWA, l'Ilo I S. Mis- Jessie territory,” as t*\tend' d toaD tin* public latid •ie Andrews, who is .Monday, July 13th when the states hy act of August 4, 1892, Lina M. ilrtie teaching the Rosland school, spent viewers appointed be the County of Arlington, county of Gilliam, state of Oft- ¿mi, lias inis dPy tiled .11 this • * ;V i • • n< r s\vo»*n 1 \ Fourth in Deschutes. Court will examine the proposed statement Vo. 7» P fur tlie i»ur<*h»Wc of the Lots 7-8-9 iS: 10 see. 1 Up 26 s. r. lie. \y. in. and wiil For patent medicines, drugs or new route and make their report, offer proof to show tliat the land sought is IN D E S C H U T E S , hiore valuable for it* lunbrr and stone than toilet articles, call on The Winnek Reed Ar Steidl are gradually for agricultural purposes, and to establish h.s claim to said land before W.A. .Bell L. S. Drug Co. at Bend Oregon. sawing out lumber enough t<> en Till FINEST BRANDS OF WINES, I.IQl ORS, BEERS AND CKìARS Loin mission* r, at 1’rineVille, Oregon, on Sat- close their mill. The water bead ‘urday lie 1 S 1 1 1 day *»f July. Road Supervisor Sizemore will CONSTAMI.Y ON HAND. Slie nanu s i.s wltile-si s; Franei*» J. Devine Thomas II watktiis **i \M 1 m 1 y Oregon; Benj resume work on the Tumelo road ha- been raised eighteen inches amin F. Morris of I'rineville, Oregon; Donald next week it a team can he secured. • luring the week and about twice l-a’ -terii ( i“<i|>le :'ri < ■ - 1 • • • i ; 1 11 \ 'tivltcu to _b\ - tin- Pnlïct i ra il w I ■ i in tin- . ;“V< F. stuff« of iW'sehutes, Oregon. a?- much powel-generated aj a result. Any ami al 1 ■persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to Pie The petition for a daily mail, The turbin«“ wit« el at present in use 1 heir claims in this office on or before said whieh was started about a week does not furnish sufficient power 1stIi day of Inly. J'.HM. Accommodations First-C lass in Every Respect. K M. B**attain Register. ago, now has nearly fifty signature-“. and another of same sire is now George Hobbs, a \1 m drives the on its way from Portland. TIMBER LAND NOTICE. Silver Lake end of the Yamh vert ME ih H-RTI-MUNT. George Bates and family will Unite«! State« Ltinl Office. LHk«*vb*\v. Oregon stage line, celebrated the Fourth at leave next week for their home Hit- jn-* b.’cn ri'op«m - I uniter the iiiaiiin'eiiient of E«l Itovd, i« rinerlv of the I are- M>iY. h . 19üâ:—NTuiee i.*< hereby given thaï in eomplirtñee with the provision* of the net of this place. stead, west of Lava, where they w ell Bend Hotel. Jun# 3, 187H, entitle«! *’All net t«»r the suie of timber IA i VI* in thP Mate« of Cnlifornin. ore M rs.M.(’ . Lmv.of * m \ allev’s bridge w ill make their futur*-hótne. Diir- Von. Nevn«ln nb*! MVn*hingt«»n Territory,” n* DI ^ C H U T E S , O F P G O N . extemled lo nil »lie publie laiVl stHtes by net <*l is arranging to oped a grocery store *ng the summer Mr. Bates will « «»n August 4. 1H9J, bln Meredith oí ITlnevPle near Chas. Cottor’s place in about triu t Humes and ditc h« » to irrigat« e«»nnty *»f Uroolc state of 4 Ofegon, ban Crook County Should Wake l p. tile«l ili this uJln e her «Worn statement No. about live acres of land which will Don’t knock. It may conic ba<“k two weeks. lor the pu relia** of the eL. s** 1 sw 1 1 ne 14 , *e !4 J give him a good start for raising it ybu like an echo. of *ee. 26, ill tp 28 9 , r 9, * nini will offer! Rev. Alter, of Prinevillb, will The recently i.~ti«-«l illustrateli proof to show that the land sought is moo re valuable for timber or «loue than for «eri 1 itoli! services at the se) too I house *m crop*« n*xt season. W<* Wish Mr pamphlet d«“seript¡ve «if the r> eul. ura. i i riH»v»*>. nid to e*iat»lish bis claim : . , , , Bates and family all kinds of good Brass liaiul For Bend. »oaai.llfD I *b. D.jv M. R hifgs. I - < in * MUHI m V .1 UlV 13th. Everybody in- sonr«“es of Oregon. Washington am! ; lin k and hop«- that they will fre missioneV at Prineville, Oregon, on Tuesday vitcl to attend. A lira-- hand organization was Iilaho published l«v the I'assengi-r ♦ lie Uh «lav of August l'A»»; quently visit Bend. ili. effected at Hie store of the Bein 1 Departments of the O. I» A N, and ■ is erecting B n boti lohn < «»m d «. . g Pniieviji. Oregon: j . - m *'» M. DorràiH*pit» IlOllSt 'l’lie erection <«f th«- Pilot Butt«“ Mi-reantile Uoinpafiv last Monday th*- S. P. railroad comp'inics co n ' ' ^ ë v : ,Î Â n',' 0rei" n: K J 0,1 the north, etui of Garden R->w at 1 h-velopment «'om pany’*1 mill three night. The band is to I n * known as tains a vast fund >f information Any mi ’«1 a.' per»«» n«* claiming a«lve*,s«-!y .«• I m I p I. I l l s fai ll i! V will occupy it aVa»ve-dcs* ribe«! landa are mínentela te file ¡ , * inii»1 . up the HCc r ha- been «1« lay*-* 1 Broker s Des« hut«“.. Band of 1 >«* 11 <I for th*“ 1 h »it i« •-«•«• k •• i from the East, \ heir : ia.ms in th.- otlu on *«r be*’«* re - i« 1 «D SOOll US t'uni|)ltU*U( Db day of Auguri. somewhat bn y»>eo*int of the new and start- Mit with a in«-ml«ership hilt i* «Lx - not «“«intuiti a »ingle I. B uatta t>* Register. C. M. W illey was down from hi.- boilers anil engine not arriving. An of «“iglit. as follows. M.trii«“V la-w i-. word rtliout « rook i'oiintv ami its ranch Tuesday. He will soon almost clpfVely new mill is now cornet; Creed Triplett, cornet; U. tr«,*id«-rfuI r« sinir«“» s in timtM-r, farm t i m b f . r l a n d n o t i c e * U-gin work on an irrigation ditch ! a.-'tired as «tie management bar- w*- C. Tripl« tt. alto; K«l, Br««rk, ten«’«r; and grazing lamls. Thi- county KF. a P V K R T 1!*FM F.M . to water part of his place. Unite«! State« !«**vi«l OffK **. laikcvicw. Orcfi *n baritone’ Max neeils a«lverti-’ ing *«ut it is idi«' to tided to put in thi- in w machinc'ry Frank H ih I soh , Nov 1" IS O . Noll«-* i» li«-rro\ mvrn II ihi m ,, , v it- -r • , . . , . ... - - ■ m |. „io •- wit * » th>- provi-ioti- .a iti, •* - 1 o l.ev. « «. o I riplctt. ot 1 rilievi lie, which will m ofc than double th«“ Wur/.weil«T, tuba; John Cottar, «•xp«“« t it gratuito)»-«!y from disin- Ui n u* I -An inorili I) i« ana vai I #* v« * ti i ti * »(«rvii-l1. cutting capacity. Among the n« w «lrum-« ami II. William Pr«>k'T, terest**«! parti«-- and. judging front tn >N-r una* -Ill m it ti....m *« »'-ï t Ui«* »M- -“ill..,iji nwu nwrinni evening servit**« The hti-im -s orgaiii/’ition th«* past, it i- equally i«lle to« x|M « t K I. N vieti» mol Wr-oftlC n !,r-i»..v ». ¡p t h*“ S«“llOOl holt-«' SlllldaV. Ill«- equipment will i«> a steam nigger leader «•»l*ml*“'l te «Il th* pillato I« 1*1 -Inn- by net o) ! . ,, , ,* for haodli»ig log. oil the carriage consists of Mr. itr« u.-r presnh nt it from thos«“ most intcr«“sf<-«l. tin- \ i. i»! i i-— oioi loini' i A n- oj..- my -ervices were well att<*n«led ui W««ro. »-.»o- .-i qr /oli. Im, r.m in Un«- # ami Air. Ilodson. .» t ret ary and |N*ople them*«“lv«“S. An immigra ft • m. »«or“« *\ > N.. — rtio nu Di*k V andevert an«I fartiilv are I'li«“ r"« at« r part of tin? machinery of the '»bl mill remains In r«“ and tr« i *ur« r. Mr. Broker k«s-s t«« town tion hnreati «night t«« !«• « stahliflheil . - I .“ ' I . - , i I i , , « k v. i. i i « i ofT*-r i.n ; io. o* - w t o»« H** t ' n t ne city a 11*1 wi * 1 ich v © tor t h«* necesHahy ami an «“ffort made t<> attract -• 11- Inni 'lilu i« i -rmmmii i.- i.-ru« ... limi*« ; or \\'i 11 H V -, Ih-v i«mi », .tnnf-. ow ,«v on .ir» an -in will prohablv I n - used in the plan- halae to im'k“ the »» uiameue »aiiey ing mill. While awaiting the arri- arrai'g«ments t*>r instalments and h-r. l»y jmlieioo- iulvt*rt«-iifg in thu - 1»» -!» li - «in. “ " •«) Hi •“«•'- r* W \ eXt»‘ II«l*'d v i r i t Hit»l M r s . V a i l ' l e - It. . i »» ip mi i »- i'.-r. «t lrine».il*. on-iion. .. , Val of th*- new ma'-hinerv a cr«-w ;“ps • «• n a- thev at rive-f.ra«“«iee will Eastern state- All the county pa vert s J «copie. "i K k « utting 11mb« r ’ I" 1 ■ •* »-• will p«-*- d“- *1.« ;* L« • • “ “r 1 1 »““ "-ii«:. i \\ atch for th'- Be!*»l M« rcantile ami it is exi«ect« 'l that a gix.l s u p -1 I n - Momlav * hu -«Irt ami Friday, onlv a < ornparati h lv f« w «nit.id« r. on*«- ii co m p a n y 9 big «»|N-tiing m alsiut ply of logs will I n - on band w m n 'ir o n ic <>f tlie nnunls-rs are plAyers and sometimes tire ot tooting tin. ,i^|;'. "i7-"rii.Uir"*i’Ju• i- “!r*rViTo!«"J-Tt?. U n days. A f»ve thousand dollar the wheels start t«» turn. From of ••xperii-m“«“ while the bth«“rs, un- horn f««r tin- whol*“ eommtitii' ’ ’•**»T1 »'»’'■ “ * "r •*i“i installment of their big stock n«»w the i»r«--*-nt outlook this will la* iirliler Mr. Broker’* “ible tutelage, will without commend ifiob ,-r hop. K *t in,*«,', K-c.-*»• Jon the ♦ray from ♦»Hatilko. J gbout ten days t»r two weeks. | »«»on Ne In -Lafa to play ensemble, reward .VOTARY Fl'HlJC. W . H. Staats, Deschutes, - - - Proprietor. Oregon. M IN N ESO T A B U F F ET. The Only First-Class Establishment of its Kind HOTEL STA A TS