LOCAL
NOTES,
BliRCKSIKITHWG AflD HORSESHOEING.
M I L L E R . 3 D
Subscribe for T hk E cho .
T R IP L E T T ,
The girl friends of Fred Lucas
Win. Bates, the freighter, left for
gave
him a surprise Saturday af
Shaniko yesterday.
ternoon, the occasion being his All kiuds of wagon work done in first-class sha|>e; short notice jobs a s[>eciuUy.
H. J. Palmer was down from his eleventh birthday. The afternoon
O p p o s it e s c h o o lh o u s o ,
B E N D , OR EC ON .
ranch Saturday.
was spent in playing and partaking
George Dorrance was down from! of light refreshments.
the mill Sunday.
John Bennett has finished the
Chas. Stansborough was down to two portable houses for the Colmn-
W E S T & C O ., P r o p s .
his ranch Sunday.
bia, Jouth rn Irrigation Company
kinds 0f fres}j and 6aJt mentis, poultry, vegetables* butter and eggs
G. R. Roberts visited at the and they will be taken to the ditch-
constantly on hand.
Tules the first of the week.
es at once. One will he used as a
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W e s t B u ild in g ,
B end, O regon .
George Brosterhouse moved onto cook house and the other will be
occupied by office force.
his homestead Wednesday.
John Sizemore has been sick
Broker’s hand is in a flourishing
during the past week.
condition and rapid progress is be
L y tle , O regon.
The Keerer family are up on ing made by the new players, A
business meeting will he held Sat- Tust opened up with a fresh stock of groceries,
tlicir homesteads this week.
canned goods, Hour etc.
urday night for the purpose of ar
Roxy has been doing the town
ranging on entertainment to be
More stock now on the way from Portland and Shaniko.
during the past week.
given in the near future.
Ask Harry Broker for pointers
Hudson it Brownhill, of The
on how to tell fish stories.
Dalles, will furnish you with the
W. H. Hollingshead made proof
latest corrected plats of any town
on his homestead last Saturday.
Si
ship in this district at fifty cents
The Pilot Butte Development
each. Write them or leave your
Company’s mill started up Tues
order at George Schlecht’s office,
day.
and it will receive prompt atten
The Baldwin family have moved tion.
to their ranches over near Powell
In conversing with John Steidl,
Buttes.
we were told that the lumbering
Barney Lewis is assisting “ Dad ¡districta of the middle states never
■\\ est at the meat market this enj 0 yed 8UCh prosperity as they are
City Meat M a rk et
L O W 'S CASH . S T O R K
,
, now having with business moving
Rev. R. A. Alter will preach in
jj. jg and nn j ncreaBe(] demand
the Bend Mercantile Company’s for lumbeHt is safe to assume that
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hall tomorrow
lumbermen will have to turn their
A party of timber Heekers passed attention to this country within a
through here on their return to few years.
Prineville Sunday.
While taking a load of lumber to
~*The Bend Mercantile Company
received a large shipment of mer his homestead Inst Saturday, Oli
ver Thorbjenson met wjth an ac
chandise Tuesday.
cident that laid him up for several
John Bloss and Wallace Hunter
days. In descending the hill at
are spending the week fishing up
Sizemore’s place a box on which
near Benliam Falls.
be was sitting
was suddenly
John Bielli made a 6tone and
thrown from the load carrying Mr. |
timber entry befofe Commissioner Thorbjenson to the ground with it-j
Lawrence last Saturday.
The horses became frightened at j
E. M. Miller brought in a load of this and ran a short distance but j
garden truck from his Haystack W’ thout do;.\, any serious damage
ranch last Saterday.
to the wagon.
Chas. Cotter has completed a
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. King, Mrs. j
foot bridge across tho river just
James Hamilton and Bon* Miss
above Reed & Steidl’s mill.
Lottie Crain, Mrs. R. P. Harring
Tim ber Land, A ct June 3, 1878.
Timber Land, Act .lone 3, 1878.
N O TICE F O R P U B L IC A T IO N .
Bend’s baseball enthusiasts in ton and son
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
and
Miss Hazel
United Slate» l.uad Office.
IIB A DVKRTIS E 'I ENT
dulged in a practice game at the Howard
Keadvcrtl»cmont
passed
through town
P. 8. Land Office, Lnkeviow, Oregon.
Lakevien, Orepon, Stay 9 , 190 :.
ball grounds last Sunday.
May 8, I!*«.
Thursday on their way from Crane Notice Is hereby given that in
Notice 1» hereby plvon thut In eonipliauoe
com pliance with
the provision» of ilie act o f t'luigie-,» o f
W. II. Hollingshead has given Prairie to Sisters and McKenzie with the provisions of the uct o f Congres» of ,
. A , „„titlo.l
flir ih,.
,,t
Julies, 1878, entitled - A n act for tlie sale of timber' land»
laud 111 the State» o f California,
for the sale ire
of
Tip the Sizemore’s stables and re pass. From the latter place they timber land- in the Stales o f CaUfoniia, Ore pon, Nevada «ml
Waslilnpton Territory," as
pon, Nevada and Waslilnpton Territory,”
. • as , rA tciig ed
nj to nn
me public
im m if i.uiiu
i < j ueb
nil the
Laud Oiuies
Stales by
art
turned to his Lava ranch.
f August I
return to their homes in Prine extend ed to ail the pu blic Land Staten by act o extend
o f August J, 1892.
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Peres B Howard
I* Goodm an
' o f prineville, countv of t rook, s ta t o o f Oregon,
Creed Triplett is the possessor of ville. They report a pleasant trip of Whitt water, Harlan
cou nty of Wahvotth, state o f 1|H* (ijMj j n thisotTW his sworn statement No
Wisconsin, has filed in this ofhoc his sworn i j 47 ;? fur the purchase of the sc or oi sue No ft,
a fi e new cornet which he receiv therefrom.
ed from Chicago this week.
Harry Broker has taken Max
Wurzweiler’s place at the Bend
Mercantile Company’s store.
Messrs. Reed & Steidl inform us
that no work will be done at their
mill until cooler weather sets in.
C. S. Benson had a narrow es
cape from being seriously injured
on the flume right-of-way Tuesday.
statement No 1199 for the purchase o f the se qr I in t|l vo-¿I * r No 11 • w
w in.
1 and - will offer
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nfwqr. w h f n w o r n w q r sw qr o f sec No 22 . In | to , [ low
thl, lB, 1{( M 1 „ Ki, it is more valuable
r S o . I2^‘
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for i»«
its timbor
or stone
An accident occured near the P. tp ■ No , •.>.» s,uof
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i_. . and^^will
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i hu
iimiM'i i»r
muiir than
iiinu for agricultural
i I for
, r its ' timi»er
i ! f or
T stone
h n than
n ' for
t ifr «*"7’ I l’<irpo»t-s and to establish bis claim to SHill bind
agri- before \V v it. i I s c,
f..;... ( n
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B. D. Co’s.
flume right-of-way x aluabls
1 cultural purposes and to e^tabllsli his claim to I
o n v«m on Mondav the r t h
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Thursday which might have re . Isaid iHiid i».-fore W A Bell, I .8 Commissioner, j August w l" ?’
I at Prinevifle urepon, on Thursday, the 20th j if,, n i n e s ' as*witnes«c,: (iranvllle Clifton,
suited in a drowning had it not aa\ of August, IHU 8 .
and Frank Likins of Prineville, O regon; Don-
He mimes as witnesses: John < o ,„b s and R,,, g u.ffa
william I bl- bin ol Desoliutee»
Perry B Poindexter o f Prineville, Orepon: Nor- I o r e p u n -a n d iraneis J Devlin, of \ll,«i,v O n
been for the timely assistance and ion
E Winnard and Th omas II Watkins n f A l ,
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D i v i n o o t Albany , o r c -
presence of mind of Wm, Stewart. Orepon
' ,*ose*’ *1 Mareeau of Kosland, j A ny t and all persons ela lm ln p adversely the
lands arc requested to file
In rolling logs to the river hank P . j Aliy and all person» claiming adversely the alsive-doscrlbed
their laims in this office on or before the
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I above-described lands are requested to file
said 17th day of August, l'JOS.
th eir claims in (this office on or before said
Rowan, of tho surveying crew, was 20th
K M I ìhat TAIN, Register
day o f August, 1908.
E M B kattaip , Register.
suddenly struck by one and hurled
into the raging current where the
river is very deep. In places of
this kind the best swimmers find
it impossible to contend with the
forco of the waters which Mr. Row
an discovered in his experience.
After being carried down stream
for about ten yards ho succeeded
¡n ]nndine with the help of Mr.:
Stewart and some bushes that I
Corrected plats of any township
in The Dalles Land District will be
furnished you
by
Hudson A
Brownhill of The Dalles at fifty
cents e:ich.
L e°v ' your orders for corrected
flats at George Schlecht’s office
M . C O R N E T T . Proprietor*
ind have them sent direct from
Daily stages carrying U. S. mail h arcs Shaniko every eveningon (ho
The Dalles, which insures your, hung over the hank. A mashed arrival of the C. S. Ity train for Prineville and there connects with our
etting Ihe latest.
(finger is the only injury sustained stages for Bend, making the through trip in twenty four
hours
Especial atteneion given to passengers and express matter.
W anted — A first-class female by Mr. Rowan and it is impossible
>ok at the Farewell Bend Hotel, for him to account for it. This j ^OOD CO a T’^
DRIVERS.
ill on or address
J o h n S l z e a io r e ,
Pioprietor.
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