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About The Deschutes echo. (Bend, Or.) 1902-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1904)
LOCAL NOTES. shortly aud lumber will he more Ed Ferguoa left far Priasville plentiful. A great deal of atten tion has been given by the com Monday morning. G. F. Moorahnusa has bean un pany to railing the head of water and securing an escape for the well for some days. water from the wheel. The mother ®f N. P. Waider is N. P. Weider is out of the ane of onr new residents. list of snthusiastic ball players for A. C. Lucas made a business some weeks to come. He was en trip to Prineville on Tuesday. gaged in instructing A. L. Dudley W. W. Orcutt and Frank Oroutt in the proper method of catching a ball when the ephere caught the were in Prinerille Wednesday. end of hie fimger and badly wreck Charles Swalley is transacting ed the digit. Mr. Weider had the business in Prineville this week. finger attended to at Prineville Baseball is a popular sport at Monday. this place and a good team is in Dr. Edgington, of Wasco, Sher prospect. man county, came over Friday The trout flies are out oa the and will spend several daye in river and fishing is the popalar looking oyer the country. Dr- amusemepti Edgington is looking for land and a J. A. Ryan was a business visi has visited various parts of Crook tor at Prineville on Tuesday and county and ia favorable impressed Wedneedsy. with the section. He will look over this eeetion and may settle W. H. Brock and J. H. Brock among us. spent several days this week at the county seat. The Deschutes river has been very high this season and skews few signs of receding. W. A. Bull and wife left for Prineville Tuesday after having Spent several days here. At any rate, we wish the new set tlement all prosperity. C . J. S tu b lin g , W h o le s a le r. P o rta g e R a ilw a y C o n v e n tio n . G reen R iver Our Senior editor returned from the Portage Railway meeting in the Dalles Wednesday evening, where he attended four leng and interesting sessions of tbe conven tion, participating as a delegate from Sherman county. Every county bordering on the Columbia river in three states Washington, Oregon and Idaho, whs represent ed, and a powerful organization was perfected, with over 150 mem- The Coun be rs, united to push that projeet to try’s Best. For doctor’s fees won't l»o necessary w' n von ere attacked with colds at this season 1 completion. Nobody it opposing. of the year Just get n hottl* of ’ O F E K N R I V E R ” or “ H A R P E R , ” and take it in 1 the form of a hot “ toddv Your cold will leave von and von won t suffer from the I Mr. Taffe. as The Observer haH be ™ <ht;a J.'i-r" ^ k' v S H A W A. B R O S T C R H O U S have lots of “ G R E E N , R I V E R and 'H A R P E 1 R ,” and t hey want l o ’ ^iio., yon. , fore stated, ha* given free right of way. and the O. R. N. Co don’t own all the earth and rocks and sand about there. Indeed, it is 4 r doubtful if the company has title to the land covered by its preseat First-Class Teams and Rigs Very Reasonable Kates iron and ties.— Moro Observer. H a rp e r S c h litz $ Rum or A. H. Kennedy ieft for Portland Sunday oa a brief business visit He expects to return tomorrow During his absence L. N. Liggett is weilding the pen on the editorial staff on the Review. ThsA effice force at the Review is authority for the statement that brother Ken nedy has designs upon a young lady near Moro who will soon bs- come a life partner in the printing business.— Crook County Journal- o f HIM R a ilro a d . * The D a lle s , O re g o n . Bend peed and Livery Stables. A dispatch from Klamath Falls □ E N D OrtECON to the Oregon Journal, says that a son-inlaw of J. J. IIÜ1 ’and Cham-; Unequaled Facilities for Handling Locators and Commercial Travelers. berlain, the western manager of Quick Service Satisfaction Guaranteed Hill’s lines are at that place for the purpose of lookiug over the T H E D E SC H U TE S L U M B E R CO. country to determine railway pros- poets. There is evidently a desire on tbe part of Hill to get into Cen Carries a complete line of sash, doo-s, roofing etc. All kinds of lumber for sale and special bills sawed to order. tral Oregon and cut it of! from be ing a Harritnan feeder, and prob Agents fos* Lef f el Turbine Water Wheels. L. C. Hoffman, of Walla Walla, ably lumber companies who own Wash., earn« into town looking S T E 'C L & REED, large tracts along the Deschutes over the country with a view of lo C e n e ra l P rin o A r re s te d . I • ORECON and in Klamath counties ere urg L Y T L E , cating. General Prine, who is well known ing tbe building of a road. A Hill Otto Gray, candidate for treasur here, was arrested this week at road would necessarily follow the Through from Shsr.iko to Prineville in 12 Hours. er on the republican ticket, paid Prineville for an assault with in- Deschutes valley. this section of the county a visit j tent to kill his mother, and on O. M. CORNiiTT, Prop. ^ Llarry Broker, formerly connect Wednesday was bound over to the this week. M a k i n g C lo s e C o n n e c t i o n w i t h t !ie P n n e v i l l e - E o n d D a i l y S ta g e . district court under $1,000 bonds ed with tbe Bend Mercantile Com Lake county sheriff claims to S H A M X O -P U IN ID V II.L E SCHEDULE. which he failed to furnish, and was pany, is how tli* owner of a well have trailed the sheepkillers, who S O U TH B O U N D * N O K T It n o P N Il committed to jail. Tbe accused is patronized cigar stand in the Hotel Leave Shaniko (i p. m. Leave Bend 0:30 a. in. exterminated a baud of sheep, into Arrive Prineville (1 a in Ariive I’rinevtlle 12 ui. a horse trainer of about 35 year* of Seott, Portland. Mr. Broker is do Crook county. * P R IN J3V ILLE -2 3K D SC HEDULE. age and hai been much addicted ing well in getting into*» position southbound ^ northbound Leave Prineville 1 i> in. “ I pave Prineville 1 p. in. A. L. Goodwilli# returned on to drink. The assault was eom- to enjoy th* tourist, trade during Arrive Bend 0:30 p. in. * * A irive ShaHiko 1 a. m. Friday from Portland where he miited Tuesday night of last week th# Lewis and Clark fair. Hu ts a | First Class Accommodations fo r tiia Traveling uulic had been for several days. and the aged mother with her no«e member of two orchestras. i PASSENGER vNl) F!M iGHT h i l l s It KARON ABLE. broken and otherwise severely in L. A. Booth, of Prineville, spent The state of New York has fall jured was left without care until Sunday on the river with designs A c c o m o d a t i o r o F i r s t - c i s s s in o v o r y r e s p e c t a t en in line and has appropriated the succeeding Thursday, when on the tiany tribe. He left lor the sum of $3’),000 for tbe Lewis neighbors came to her aid. Much home on the Monday stage. indignation was felt towards the and Clark exposition. This is tbe appropriation tbits far James Overton went to Prineville son, who was charged with crime, larg«st Thursday to receive medical treat and there was talk of dealing with mado by any state outside of ment. Mr. Overton has been suf him summarily. Calmer counsel Oregon. fering for some time for stomach prevailed, however, nud he will BO Y E A R S ' trouble and is receiving treatment now await a trial in dist-ict court. E X P E R IE N C E from Dr. C. S. Edwards. On account of her age, Mrs. Prine uiay yet succumb to her injuriis. W. E. Guotin, Jr. will participate The motive of the assault is not in the coming campaign by tuak- yet fully explained but it is thought ing severrl speeches in different that it was an attempt to obtMiri T rade M a r k s parts of the county. Mr. Guerin D e s ig n s $180 which the aged lady had in was prominent in republican poli . . . . C o pyr ig h ts A c . J the house. A n y o n e ten d in g a sketch and description may tics in bis home state, Ohio. qnlukly ascertain o u r opinion fr e e w heth er an Rev. Z. W. Commerford return ed to Prineville Monday after con ducting services Sunday. S h a n ik o -P rin e v iU e S ta g e L in e HOTELSTAATS ' Some miscreant shot a cow be longing to W. 11. Staats, breaking her leg. The act must have been purposely done as there is no hunt ing being done at this season. The perpetrator deserve* a term in jail. The registration for Crook coun ty i« not yet fully determined ns some <f the precincts have not thus far mad« return*. In most precincts the registration ran be low tiro number registered two years ago. A New Tow n Quite a settlement has sprung up At the Pickett Island crossing of the Deschutes this year, and it is very likely this will be tbs seen* of a no-v town i»i three or four months hence. Pickett Island is the place scheduled tor tbe cross ing of ilit- Corvallis A EiicWn if that, road is ever extended into Eastern Oregon, and capita lists are seemingly of the belief that such projection is not without the range of pjssibilitios. Portland mm, of whom W. A. Laidlaw is one, have erected a store there to catch all the advance trade This store, it i* said, carries a •' 11'GO stock of general merchandise and is already doing a brisk bi;rimss- Mr. Rasmussen, who has been cng3g*d in carpebter work about towu during the spring, has gone to Portland where lie will receive medical treatment. Mr. Rassmuis en’s hea!:h has not not been good : ( « : » » , l l . » w n i.lK for some time. Thos. N n. accompanied bv his wi.'t >v*;r from Prine- .* tig and will e\- ▼ilio ' ridi, .. amine ti-.* hcr c * ni niiants and those who Itavi (.mc-stead proofs «tid have tiot y et hi tn interviewed èy a s peci:\\ «ncr-Qt. P ro b a b le . who have i in ven tion is probably p a te n ta b le h jo im im n ic a tions s tric tly confidential. HANDBOOK OU l>ut<>uts sent free. O ldest agen cy fo r securing put out n . Paten ts taken through Munn A Co. re ceive tpecial n otice, w ith ou t c harge, in the Scientific Am erican. A tia m t.o m cly lllnatrntcd w eekly. c ir culation " f nny ed en ta te Journal. Term s. J.t n r e a r : fo u r m on th «, |l. Sold by alt newsdealers. MUNN & Co.36,Bro,d"av New York S I . V i.U T l> M U N r ., T ro p . Branch Office. 0Z5 F S t . W nshluifton. D. C. The choicest brands of Heer, Wines, Liquors and Cipiiv* a;wavs on hand. IIEADQUAUTKI1S I . K U O H T K U L ROUTE IJ \ Y L IG H T RIDE I liZ Z Y CRAGS • ' hep canyons * Golden Opportunity V Tot'G IS TS AN D Near l’ostoiiicc. M TI.MIJKK.M KN 1 leseli Hi I S, < )|\ IL L A R D T ^ I I P X Y E ' Z ’T . BLACKSM ITH!T j A »D HORSESflOEIJiG rs! cl All kind* cf waj-Jii w- Opposite r.f '. ' lV t P W».V!Ww)lt »TJsyv- V ' i hurt 1,1.: - r t r k -i * i: * - r. » ■ ' «TT, PRiNEVILLE-LIL re- rounity has bi n and un- h«-r.il**d. and about all iho la..d in tbe vicini; v of Pickett I»l»aJ Las bei.-n taken up bv homesteaders. A* tit* right of way for tbe Col tun-, l<i* Southern Extension abo pass- Th* ne.v WAÎtr wheel of Ua. J v* near bv, it would seem to bo a for i e x f 11 be in placa & Steidl LU Ìli F A R E W E L L B E N D SALO O N. M »d lit* W. C. W I c B r i d e , Gen. Aflt. T ílB ^ C h O ÎS ÍR g IÍE '‘ » 0 .