LOCAL NOTE 8,
Mrs. C. D. Weisz, Miss Nellie
YerJ Reasonable Rates
Rogers
and J. F. Booge left Tues First Class Teams and Rigs
A. W. Pope was a visitor at the
day for Miss Rogers’ homestead
Meadows last Sunday.
where they will remain for some
Her. O. W. Triplett returned to
time.
his home in Prineville last Monday.
BEND ORECON
Ora Poindexter moved his house
\V. E. Helfrich, of Lamonta, was
hold effects to the L. C. Perry
Uoequaled Facilities for Handling Locators and Commercial Travelers.
a business visitor in Bend last
place Wednesday. The Poindex
Tuesday.
ters expect to spend the winter Quick Service
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Miss Marion Wiest was a visitor there,
at the Riley ranch Tuesday and
J. E. Ryan left last Saturday for
Wednesday.
his homestead, taking a load of T H E D E S C H U T E S L U M B E R CO.
Dr. McKinnie and wife, of rfis- lumber with which he will coni
fers, were visitors in Bend the first plete a large barn that he recently Carries a complete line of sash, doors, roofing etc. All kinds of lumber
o f the week.
for sale and special bills sawed to order.
started to build. Mr. Ryan will
make
various
improvements
on
his
Ralph Caldwell has entered into
STEIDL & REED,
a partnership with J. I. West in place during the winter.
LYTLE,
ORECON
the meat business.
James Hunter accompanied by
Remember that W. H. Staats his daughter, Miss Etta, and son,
will soon have a complete assort Harry, and nephew, Ora Hunter,
Through from Bend to Shaniko in One Day-
arrived from Albany last Monday
ment of Fry’s famous remedies.
and will spend the winter on his
W. F. Stewart, Maxim LePage
homestead near Rosland. Miss
and Theophile St. Michel came in
Hunter also has a claim in this
from their homesteads Monday.
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vicinity.
Mrs. T. O. Harshman and son,
A. H. GRANT, Agent.
M. F. Hodson, formerly of this
Paul, and H. W. Reed were visitors
place and P. W. Hubbard of Cot
in Prineville tbe first of the week.
SCH ED ILE.
tage Grove, were visitors in Des
SOUTHBOUND
N O llT H B O U N »
Attorney G. W. Barnes, of Prine chutes the first of the week. Mr.
Leave Sliauiko ti p. m.
Leave Bend 0:30 a. m.
ville, spent Wednesday in town, Hodson recently took to ranching
Arrive Prineville 5 a. iu .
Arrive Prinevtlle 12 in.
J.eave Prineville 1 p. in.
l,eave Prineville 1 p. in.
leaving next day for points up the in the Willamette valley and his
Arrive Bend t>:30 p. in.
Arrive Sliamko 1 a. ni.
river.
trip to the Deschutes was for the
Class Accommodations for the Traveling Public
A. E. MacAllister
left last purpose of moving his household First
Saturday for his home in Grand effects to his new home.
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT RATES REASONABLE.
Rapids, where he will spend the
H. H. Irvine and G. S. Johnson,
winter.
of St. Paul, Minn., Dennis Mc
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C. D. Weisz is at his homestead i Carthy. of Stillwater, Minn., and
this week finishing his house and O. J. Gray of this place were at
making preparations to move his the Pilot Butte Inn last Saturday |
night. They left the next day for
family out for the winter.
up-river points to look over some
Knox and Wade Huston, of
Do You Want to Sell Yours?
timber lands that the St. Paul
Prineville, passed through town
gentlemen recently became inter-;
Monday on their way to Crescent
ested in.
lake where they will hunt.
Messrs. SteidI & Reed are erect-j J
W. H. Birdsong returned Mon ing a 16x24 stable under the rim -ij
We are now in a position to make purchases of front 40,000
day to his sawmill on Mill creek rock near their sawmill. T b e jj
after building a comfortable resi second floor will have a seven-foot j J to 50,000 acres of well-timbered yellow and sugar pine lands
dence on his farm under the Swal- wall and above this will be a slop-! T in both large and small tracts. If you are looking for a buy
er and want the highest market price, it will pay»- you to call
ley ditch.
ing roof extending to the top of the J or write to us. List your lands with us and allow us to examine
Low's Cash Grocery will occupy rimrock from which hay andfod- J them and make you an offer.
its new quarters next week. An der can be unloaded with very lit-! X
addition to tbe present stock will tie effort. Dan Heising and Peter j J
arrive shortly which will give the Reisdorfer are doing the work,
GEORGE SCIILECIIT & COMPANY
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store a complete line.
G. It. Roberts and daughter, ♦
NO. 1, GARDEN ROW,
BEND. OREGON.
W. H. Staats will soon have a Miss Martha B., left Monday morn- *
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complete stock of Fry’s household jin8 {or lheir home at Louisa, Ky.
remedies. These medicines have a Mr. Roberts and daughter have
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great reputation and you should been reeident, of De,chute, for the f
past
six
months
and
have
during
not fail to try them when sick.
that time
made many
warm j
, Truthful James made Prineville friends who regret to see them
the intellectual center of the coun leave. Mr. Roberts may return to;
ty for a few hours last Sunday. Deschutes next spring to remain
We regret that our Prineville neigh permanently.
bors had to endure the presence cf
that vacant stare.
H . P. BELK N AP
CH AS 8. E D W A R D *
Booth & Cornett Stables.
Shaniko - Prineviile - Bend
;T i m b e r
BELKNAP A EDWARDS
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morrieon
left Tuesday for their homestead P h y s i c i a n s a n d S u r g e o n s
P R IN E V IL L E , O R E G O N .
after a visit of several weeks at this
place and The Dalles. Mr. Morri Office ia Adamson A Wlnnek Co’s. Drue Store
son will make extensive improve
ments on his place this winter.
John Sizemore left Thursday
morning for the Willamette valley
by way of the Santiam route. Mr.
Sizemore was accompanied by
Wm. Stephens and together they
will spend several weeks in Web-
foot on business and pleasure.
m a k e a p la t o a n y T o w n s h ip
in T h e D a lles la n d D is tr ic tg n o t
in th e R e e r v e ) c o r r e c t e d u p -
t o -d a te fo r 5 0 c e n t s c a s h o r
P o s t a g e S ta m p s.
HUDSON &. BROWNHILL
R E A I. E S T R T E A N D
IN V E S T M E N T CO.
R. E. Warner and son Ross, of
THE D A L L E S
ORECON
Brownsville, were visitors in Bend
the first of the week. While here
they were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
N O T A R Y P U B L IC .
W r
Lucas at the Pilot Butte Inn. The
Office
at
the
Bend
Meicantile
Co’s
store.
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Warner and Lucas families were
formerly neighbors in Nebraska.
BEND, OREGON.
A. H. GRANT,
Lands
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