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DESCHUTES, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON, JUNE 18, 1904.
VOL. III.
C. H. D A LR Y M PLE,
A ttorney a n d
Abstracter
H o p e F or B urns.
excursions will run through to St.
Louis without change of cars,
m aking short stops at principal
P°>Bt8 euroute. The fir«t of these
excursions will
leave Portland
J u n e 7th, and the second June
17th.
The rate from Deschutes
will be $(>2.50 to St. Louis and re
turn. Excursionists going via the
Denver & Kio Grande have the
privilege of returning via a differ- |
cut route. This is the most pleas
a n t way, as well as the most de
lightful route, t© cross the conti
nent. The stops arranged give an
opportunity of visiting the various
points of interest in and about
Salt Lake City, Denver and Kan- j
388 City. I f you wish to acoompa-
ny one of these excursions write at
onee to W. C. McBride, 124 Third
street. Portland, for sleeping car
reservations.
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NO. 4.
Work of extending the Sum pter
Valley railroad has begun. J u s t
W ill p ra c tic e before all th e C ourts of the how far it will be extended this
S tate an d before th e U. i . Land Office.
Office in Daly Block, n e x t door to U. 8. Land year is not stated, but it is known
O ffic e .
C orrespondence solicited.
th at the surveys have all been
made to the eou*h at far as Burns,
DR. W . W . T A G C A R T ,
and the work ef construction will
E Y E S P E C IA L IS T . follow in th a t direction.
W i l l g iv e y o u b a r g a in s
The Sum pter Valley road will
on g ro c e r ie s at h is store.
P rin e v ille, Oregon
P o in d e x te r Ilo te
open a vast let ef new territory
A ll b u s in e s s d o n e on a
when completed to Burns, which
M . R. B IC C S ,
c a s h b a sis.
will soon be filled with settlers.
A c o m p le te sto ck on
Attorney at Law and notary. The loug distance to m arket is the
M a in S t r e e t , P r in e v ille , O r e g o n .
h a n d , an d m o re on th e
one great h indrance to the occupa
tion of the rich farming and graz
Office on stre e t le a d in g to C ourt H ouse.
w a y from S h a n ik o .
ing land* in that part of the state.
W . H. S T A A T S , Prop.,
WM.
B. M A T T H E W S , There has been some doubt ex-
g T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W .
pressed as to the purpose of the
W ill p ractice before th e U nited States Suprem e
C o u rt, th e C ourt of Claim s, all th e D ep art
owners of the S um pter Valley to
m ents, an d C om m ittees of Congress.
build
through to Burns, but this
Special a tte n tio n given to contested an d ex-
p a rte ceses u n d er th e T im ber an d Stone. Hom e
doubt
h a i recently been dispelled
s te a d , T ow nsite, a n d m in eral laws. Cases be
fore Congress, m ail ro u te contracts, an d p a t
by
the
positive statem ent of Mr
e n ts for in v en tio n s.
Offices: Bond B uilding,
David, one of the principal owners
WASHINGTON. D. C.
To C e le b r a te T h e F o u rth
of the road, who said (hat it was
A
fund of several hundred dol
CH
AS.
S
.
KDW
ARD8
the
intention
to
extend
the
road
H . T. BBI.K .NA P
lars
has
been raised and will he
j
through
to
the
H
arney
country.
BELKNAP A EDWARDS
expended
in a Fourth of July cele
P h y s i c i a n s a n d S u r g e o n s Mr. Eccles did not say jo s t when
bration
and
it is believed th a t a
the Burns extension weuld be com
P R IN E V IL L E . O R E G O N .
M r s . C. E . M c D o w e ll, P r o p .
large
crowd
will
be
present
from
all
pleted.
The
road
was
extended
Office in Adam son & W innek Co’s. Drug Store
about ten miles last year from parts of the county. A nice lime On your way to Deschutes and Silver Lake you will want
W hitney, all but a few finishing was had here last year, when few-
h . w. R E E D ,
to stop at a good hotel while in Prineville.
touches, which tho contractor ¡ b er people lived en the river, and j
now busily engaged in completing, thie year more money will be ex-1
Draw s up deeds, m ortgages, etc., anti
The PRINEVILLE has the reputation of being the best; ask
execu tes all k in d s of legal d o cu m en ts
A large force ef men has been pended and a more extensive
w ith care an d precision.
engaged and a call ie ont for more pregram give*. W. E. Gnerin, Jr., j
your friends if it isn’t.
OREGON
LYTLE
men to work as graders than is will deliver an address, and spoite,
necessary to finish up last y ea r’s a horse race, ball game, barbecue,
Fine R oo m s and B ed s.
C u is in e U n e x c e lle d .
work, so th a t it is positively dansing and fireworks will be
known th at the work of extending some of the other event» arranged j
I the road is to be pushed this sea-1 for the day. The riv< * ountry is
O ’lN T l ^ IL
:
| son.
| very pleasant i* J u ly and all who
OYSTER HOUSE AND LUNCH COUNTER ;
It will require about two years intend a trip to the river should
D. Q . R O G ERS, P R O P .
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't o complete tho extension to arrange to oome over and help os
In Every
Fresh E a s t
—AT—
Burns, if the work ia pushed as ' celebrate the n ation’s birthday.
S ty le .
ern
fast as possible this season.
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M i l l e r B u ild in g , P rin e v ille , O re g o n .
The first depredation as a re- pany, consisting of twelve persons,
suit of the confliicting territories will give a num ber of plays a t this
oaoupied by the cattlem en' and p]ao* during the coming week.i
sheep owners in this county oc- The company i - p l a y i n g at ^ riue-
I.Y T L E , OREGON.
c e r r e d laet Monday when 65 sheep vjHe this week to a very satis-'
belonging to Allis J o n es were shot! factory house and is receiving j
Lytle’a Leading Grocery Store ia being stocked to its full
and killed on Mill creek by mask much praise for its work
The
capacity, and the people of this com m unity will find i t
m uch to heir advantage to trade there.
ed men who threatened a greater j .company
company is a large obo for an
•laughlar if the band war# not re- overland trip and most be under
Lytle, O re g o n .
moved from th a t locality.
considerable expease in m aking N o . 6 B ro a d w a y .
T he killing happened on the points off tha railroad.
They
west side of Mill araek, the herd of cla pg very fair aa a repertoire com-
■he«p being in charge of Tom pany a n d have a good line of u /i
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Paine who was surprised and un-']p | , y i . They desarve and will u n
P rin e v ille
able to offer any resistance when doubtedly receive good patronage
Oregon
the attack occnred.
while in town.
One of the Best Appointed Buffets at tha County Boat.
The first outbreak against the
, . .
sheep m arks the firat step in the
A d v e r t i s e d L e t t e r L ist.
C H O I C E S T B R A N D S O F L I Q U O R S A N D C I G A R S A L W A Y S IM S T O C K
range difficulties which ara likely
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The
following
letters
remained
to be encountered during the c o m -!
j ing season. Tho scene e f th e k ill- uncalled for at the Deschutes post- the same thing will probably o c -.
N e w s o f t h e Week.
l iag is in the district in which an office :
our again this yaar, ao th a t Prine
A forest fire is doing great d a m
effort was made a short time ago
J- 8- Mnhr, Mist Grace Merrill,
viJle is not such a strong team. age to timber near Forest Grove,
C. W. Richard-
to e .ta b ii.h lioes. Tha territory N B'
Our team, howaver, seems to lack Oregon.
of
aheep-
,o
n
’
Johl*
c b *rlM J- Wil-
waa visited by
party
eheep-
faithful praotice. The score of the
The democratic state conven
owoera from Antelope and it w a . • « > S “ * h # " W * i t e ’ J<* n B Gus- game with Prineville ia too large
Earl Grigg W “ C lend.n-
tion, of Illinois, unseated Mayor
believed th a t m a tte r, could be tafsen,
u f ' * n’ Earl
to mention, but the one fault of
Harrison, of Chicago, and ha laft
betwee* iag. Mrs. M. O Clingao, C.
•atisfacteriiy adjusted
our
te*m ia th a t it dots not know
Em
a*,
Albert
I.
Frys,
C.
C.
Carr.
tha
convention. H e a r i t waa en
them and the cattlem en in that
how to field.
Parties
calling
for
any
of
tha
dorsed.
part of the county. But nothing
• . _ .
, .. ,
. . . . I above letters will please mention
definite wee decided upen and at is
fact th a t they , re on the adver.
Arkansas democrats aro likely
I expected th a t the old liaej will tised list.
to instruct for Parker of New York,
D o n 't C o t o S t . L o u is
W. H . S t a a t s , Postmaster.
hold good thie year.— Crook Coun
although Ilearat has a strong fol
ty Journal.
‘Till you aall a t or writa to the lowing.
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A Poor S econd.
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
The military foreae ef Colorado
S p o e t a i E x c u r s i o n t o th e World s
Our baseball team did not Railroad.. Office 134 Third Straet, are deporting
etriking
union
F a ir .
m ake a good showing in the game Portland, Oregon. Lew rates to miners from the state on aeeount
The Denver <Sr Rio Grande, in with Prineville ¡Sunday. Ita work all points Eaat, in connection with of the killing of 11 non-union men
connection with the Missouri Pa- in the field waa very poor. Tha nil traaeeoutioentale.
by dynam ite. The business men
cific, will run a series of Personal- ball seemtd to ba vary slusive that
H . S. R o b ,
nnd citizens
have joined
the
ly Coadusted Excursions to tha day.
The Prineville team wn^
General Agent.
crusade to drive out tho striker«
World’s F air during June. These beaten by H aystack last year and
Portland, Ore.
and peace will soon rem it.
J
L O W ’S
First-Class Sh ngles
at Prineville
Prices.
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