The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, August 28, 1903, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextiUI It CIS PRINEVILLE, WE WANT THE TRADE . Of everyone nt Hand nnd its vicinity, mid tite willing to meet yott nit more tlmil half wny to yet It, Wc knuw that flur trtiiHiig u'llli us QiiCc,.tlicrc will be no tronbl about curitij your subwpiunl orders. - Wc wlll.glvc your MAIL ORDERS The .name ntlbntion ami prompt shirinieilt that wc would were you pros cut in Ksrson. Wu will soil you nothing but first'Cliisi fjoods at as low a price ns it is .possible to innku, tpiiilUy belli); coiisldurcdi Send ns a tfittl urdor. Yotifn The Winnek Drug; Co. Carries a Complete Line of Plshlhg Taflkle, Tojiot Articles, Stationery and Patent Medlchicsi BEND Vou Cnu't Atlss M. C. AWBREY'S SALOON ix mwcuirriM, oKitr.oN. Stonewall, Monogram and Kentucky BOURBON WHISKIES, Olympia Beer and Fine Cigars. suiiscitiim for Tine WEEKLY OREGONIAN THE BEND BULLETIN- '. BOTH PAPERS $2.00 PEf YEAR. Hie Mysterious Prowler. The yelling vnrmi.it broke loo .1.. L Mmuhiv innniiti. mile. NEKiu Imt Monday litK so much outcry tl.nl ecn that een the Kev. K. A. Alter, who was staying .1 1r ('UI. .n nut In ,,,.. I nt il. ft rek ft fiw tit I'ltitM ins w:um. iuwcci, jiini n mr, i pursuit whs about to commence the cry censed and it was impossible to locate the exact sjiot from which it proceeded. Mr. Alter thinks it was on the west side of the river, but not far away. Not to be dc frandrd of adventure the revareud gentleman went to look After n trap Mr. Wietit had set for h coyote. lie found it occupied. Hut instead of h snapping, MiiHrliuK coyote, u poor, wouderiuK badger held the trap, which had caught him by three logs. The animal was slain and the menace to chickens reduced that much. A coyote walked down Wall street Tuesday morning about 9 o'clock but took care to get out of .sight before a gun could Ik brought to boar. , Mow Business Keep U. The stngc business appears to keep up to high-water mark right along. Hoth lines appear to have all that can be attended to without risk of breakdowns, in both passen ger and express traffic. It is noth ing umihtnl to hee a so-pound bar rel of sugar set in the center of the stage, to balance things. This, along with two or three passengers and two well-filled mail ponchos and a bundle of paper, with a couple of hundred of excess bag gage .strapped on behind, makes a 'very considerable load. It is no longer a matter of wonder why n stage wears out before its time. May Hulld In Horn!. R, n. Mutzlg, of Pittsburg, Pa., has been laid up at lhe Pilot Huttc Inn all this week because of n kick on his right knee frbm. n horse on Kins. OREGON. fUr bltstliosi, ELKINS K5NG. OREQON. Sutnrdsy. The injury is anything 1 ljjnt whjl not wriotw. mi Mr MiUg wlnles Rwny the tcdimn ftf iiinitlitit f la at I fculk in It uu I Ik. Y "" """"" l" '"T " i loiiowiiiK me siiiiiikiii Hrouuii wie lllll. IIC IIIICIIUH IU lUCMlC IIITC HUH 1 talks .some of building and going into busiucAs, just what he has not l yet dutoriuincd on. Mr. MuUig was hcru in April, at which time he filed on a timber claim. He is very much in love With the Dcbchutc and its valley and is enthusiastic ovur the future of the district. Juniors Showed ARaln. The Junior Dramatic Club gnve n second production hist Saturday afternoon. This time the home of J. M. Lawrence was used as the theater. An extensive programme was rendered in very good .stylo, but owing to the hot weather the audience was limited. This office was presented with complimentary tickets but owing to pressure of businesb the office force was reluc tantly compelled to stay nt home and work. The receipts from the sale of tickets 'amounted to the reg ulation 15 cents. Wildcat Clubbed to Dentil. A bobcat was brought in yester day morning by two young men working for the Columbia Southern Irrigation Company. They were driving in to liend for supplies and discovered the animal perched in a pine tree just south of Awurey imtte. They threw rocks nt him until he was crippled and fell to the ground, and then finished his earth ly caicer with clubs. The aninml was taken back to the camp, where U will be skinned and the pelt used by som6 lucky party ns a rug. PdrUnrid's big fall carnival, Sep tember 14 to 36 inclusive, is given this year under the auspices of the Multnomah AimUcur. Athletic club, WORK ON Till! PLUmi UNU. Mill Is Turiilnjc Out the Lumber-" Men Clearing the Way. The slumbering forct lias given way to scenes of ncihe industry on the P. J). 1). Co. I!ci hue. The new mill is now Mming- and in pioduct, after being carefully grad ed, is piled so as to st-nson in the shortcut possible time. About 700, 000 feet of lumber will be required, and moit ol the logs are already cut. Most of the way fur Die. Hume has been cleared of timber and the blunting of a number of the jutting IKjiuin'thnt mut lu removed ta in progress. The flume will follow the general line ol the cniyoii wall, but it will cut ncrow tame of the more inegtilnr chasms 011 trestles and it will go through home of the rocky points. Tlie highest trestle will be about 35 feet. Ctre has Iwni token to burn all forest refiue along the flume line.iu order that tlil'ru tuny be no trouble from fire heteafter. Trees within reach of the Hume are aluo taken out of the wnyi The burning of the refuse wn". attended with some difficulty because Of the tendency of the fire to fesenpe Irom control, but it has been closely watched and kept within bounds. The mill i-uit the lower end of thcM flume. A fnlisr. flume bottom will first be laid from the mill to the head works. That will serve as a roadway for the trans)ortatk)if of materials for the permanent work of the flume Then as the flume is completed the workmen will retreat down the line mid there wilt be no (WPAcInn fnr inurrnlif nr nilitir ln finished flume by workmen tramp- lug through 11. When they get back down to tin; null the flume will be done aud.it will curry water to do k large t'mrt of the canal digging. 1 he remainder of the work will go fast. At several of the ioinU along the way where rock excavation was necessary the work was done two years ago. Water to irrigate more than 20.- 000 acres of and land will be flow ing in this ditch before the cud of the car and thure will also I plenty for the town of Heud and for domes ic purposes for the people to occupy the laud. Tlte flume will be completed by November. I lie canal work remaining to lc done will amount to little more than lending the water along the. sur veyed course. "y HAPPENINGS IN BEND. Miss Jackie Hrock is visiting;! Miss Mnud Vaudovert at Lava this week. Carlisle Triplett wont to Prine ville this morning for a two days' business visit. IJditor Schlccht of the Kcbo left for Prineville on this morning's stage, to 1 gone oror Sunday. V. A. I.aidluw cunt up from Portland yesterday uveuiug, and will make a prolonged stay in the neighborhood. James Hunter and Mrs. Sarah R. Hunter left Monday morning for a trip to the Willamette vnlley, going over the mountains. Mist, Hhuicho Kever has place nt the house taken Mrs. Hunter's, P. IJ. V. Co. boarding. Hrokor's Deschutes Hand is pro gressing finely. The member are indefatigable in thoir studies and some of them are showing great promise. Horns can be heard al most any evening as the scales arc being practiced iuduilrjously, and the tone work is excellent. G. I. Robinson and bis four sons, of Hnrdmait, Morroy county, were in liend overnight Tuesday, leaving next morning for Cnlifprnin. Mr. Robinson and his sotu were among the Heppuer sufferers, having been nt that ploce on June 15, when the disastrous waterspout occurred. A warm fiie has been more of n necessity than a luxury this week up to yesterday morning, when it turned off wurm ognin.. Tins does not sound very wall for August weather, even at an riltitiule of 3000 feet; nevertheless we. are grateful to the obliging weather clerk nt this point for not permitting it to snow. The Rend Mercantile Compihiy has during the past week received nu elegant stock of glassware and porcelain, a Stock Unit v e doubt could be surpassed by any house in Central Oregon. t he, unpacking, checking, markings arranging, etc., occupied the attcutiQugf two men fbr an cutirc day. Ajbig stock of lumbermen's goods also is now 011 exhibition at the store. Bill Armstrong came up from Prineville Tuesday evening. Hill said he didn't like iiend any mote, and went tack to town the next tiny. The giants from the athletic field will meet at Portland during the big fall carnival, September 14 to 6, and lovers of athletic events will have an optortunity to see the big big fellows contest for prizes. lid Iloyd left for Prineville on Saturdays stage. Hi ultimate destination is some jxiint in South ern California. Mm. iioyd, whoc health has improed wonderfully in the last few weeks, will follow him as far as Prineville tomorrow. Charles Stauhurrough has had several acres of land on his home stead cleared up preparatory to fail plowing and seeding. John Cottor and liar I Reed did the work for him. In a year or two this place will be a smiling field of alfalfa The bridge across the Dwcbutes at the Palmer ranch is completed. The contractor, Milt Young, n.s sUlod by William Stevens, did a very good job on this structure, which is among the lxust of the many bridges spanning the river. This bridge was built for $130. The Reception Saloon, Shaniko, I offers the most tempting induce ments to timber locators going into the woods. The vervbeat brands of whiskies, auch as Cyrus Noble, Old Pepper, Hunter Kaltimore Rye apd other standard goods, always j ,0 l,Btl uer- Call at the Recep tion Prcd Anderson, J. P. Johnson, T. M. Arthur and Ceorge II. Carl ton, of Duluth, Minn., were at the ; Pilot Huttc Inn on Sunday. These igenUemeu comprised a "personally ! conducted" timber excursion, with Hyron Cady as conductor, very evident that all the laud is not included in the It is timber recent withdrawal. M. K. Lally, who has been in the vicinity of Beud for the past mouth, left for a visit to Shaniko yesterday morning. His home is in Chippe wa Palls, and he is a timber scaler of experience, having been em ployed by many Hnstcrti lumbering Anns in that capacity for the past 34 years. Mr. I, ally has had some difficulty over a timber claim, and hence hts visit to Heud. There will be a grand ball on Priday evening, Sept. 4. at West's i hall It is to be given under the auspices of Hroker's Concert Hand, and the proceeds are to be applied to the purchase of n bass drum for the baud, an instrument that or ganization is sorely in need of. 1 lixcellent music will be furiiishod by Kennedy's orcliestra for the oc casion and every indication jwiuts to a splendid time and a healthy attendance. J. Pauchald, of Minot. N. Dak., was in Heud a few days of last week. Mr. Pauchnkl failed to get a timber claim he wns after and was plainly uissatisneil witli tlte (.ountrv here. The timber didn't SHjt him. the soil was too sandy to cultivate, with or without water; the fish refused absolutely to lot him catch them, and the weather was so beastly hot. He preferred the magnificent plains of North Dakota, he said, and left for the same Monday morning. Out of Heud on Saturday last went the new office wagon and the cook wagon of the Columbia South ern Irrigation Company, which have tweu building here in the P. H. D. 'Co. lumber yrd. Kach is a well constructed affair, made of fine dressed flooring half-way to the top and finished with heavy white duck for the upper half and the roof. Hy this time they ore doubtless ver itable ships of the desert, and as handy to the workmen on the west side of the Tumello as the proverb iul pocket in a shirt. The buildimj of two chimneys one for the Pilot Huttc Inn and the other for the liend Mercantile Com jwuy is scheduled to commence in a few days. The material to be used is tuff, the soft volcanic rock underlying the country and which has heretofore been called sillar by residents. The rock is being cut up into convenient size by means of n blunt saw, and by this method the chimneys will probably cost a little less than if built of brick and nt the same time they will just as enduring, and as acceptable to the insurance companies. NOTICI5 V6R PUHUCATION. Und Office t Tlir IMIlm, Orrtruii, Ailiut it, tvqp Notlre In lierclty tiren Dial Hie falhHrfnv. IMHwd Mttltrr S nlra nolle of III liijcniNMt to ftl mutitmit flf Ma MAfm. akul im lMik fnwl pbf In u;;pft tit Ma tm, om4 IImImM trroefwlllbv tHwhr htfotr J, M. lW- vmt - wmwwwn.. m wv ... ', v, m. cammKMHMMr, ( JwbMte,Ofjt"" uu MlMnMy, Miitimkf lb, ion. rl AtMi K(imii, ofIrctHt, Orfgon II K Me Hill, for Hie n iH, mA uti mil iivh vi w n, M. 17 . r 1, i, w m. Il umi tM fol wm wi' ., .. , 1. m. m tbf following wlltmn to jirmt hu 1 fWMlliwi mpnn mI culllmbHibfMM ooMIhikhm riiMillNW afmi win. T1K WIUIoM It MMU, OrM W n Kil7, John Kfw Hum, J I Wl, m IMhMt, or I-M5 itlCllAKt. T MOIMM, KMrf NOTICE FOR PUHUCATION. Mml Office t The IMIle. Oregon, Xotfce If bereVr Ovtn that I for UAUmlnit numtA MMtor mm kUrA bo(le of liU lalrnlion i MUki eummmtMUmt ttntattn miimi l f t.i rl.ln. nd thai MM roof will h Made before J J Kinnn. Ktmmj iter k, m i-mtiii, Oregon mi ftsliiraaj', September I, itoj, rlt I.ynMM ft. Hoffetn, ef I toward, Oregon II It Uu nM. Aw Ute bM NcKawl e! w A aa4 Hx NwK fc 4. 1 11 1, r it e. w m He name Ike Mhneiiig wRmmm tovtim hi cuntlnwn. rwMenee Ufmn and ttrlUralfonofMHi land, eta William J ScliMMt, Caetrte Leviiee, John I' llofg, Opi C lloa, f iraward. Or. an-MS MICIIAKt, T NOLAN, k(Kler Timber Mnd, NOTICK I'OR Act Jane j, 187. PUHUCATION. V. 0. Un4 nmee. The Dalle, Oregon Xetwe h hrreby gjeen thai In 1 aamriSanee ritli in lieveuKNi 01 im Act of Congrrm ef JHiie of the Act of Conerrm af IHi ijt, entitled. "An act for the mtr of timber laa. la the Haletof Callforala. Onan, Kada. am) waMttagioa Tcrrnary," a eatendad to all the SbUc land tlate I.)' Act f Aa,i4 4 i llir lowlaruiined wrsoat Inew Sled In thla oflicr Iftrlr rtn Malewenl. te-wH: DoftaM Hhave efl'erwt Oroee, WMmty of Waahlngtnn, Ute at Oregoa: rrH Matemewl Jo tan, Med Jan i tavftK-tbe jmrehafteefthe w ee la. tpi6 r i e, r m. I'eter Naltntilh ttfllaniMh, emmty ,.f Cavallar. atatr of Nurth Datota. eworn latemeat ! ijar, file.) Jan u iooj, for the nurttute of the aH mJ; and eS t ec H, l 15 a, r M e, w hi. Vary mtaw et Poraat nnwe, eemnteof Waahlngton. atate of I9i, fer lite parchae of the ewora autetaet no M. id feh 1 s v; and ry ate to aad nM nrK aee 15, tp to a r 10 n! 1 That tber vrlU ctTrr iiroof to abow that IheUnd la more valuable for Ma timber or atui.c tbaa fur aartcaltaral MmMM. and to etaSliii their dafma to aatd taad before the HegMrr and Kecetrer at The DaBe. oreeoM. oa Tueadar the eta oar i laoevanaer. 1 name an wHaaww IMer Nalamith VI 11 last. Ham Hay, XeWa lelntr. ef Hannah. N tak Mike jonaor. of The IMIea, Or: IMmald Rhaw Mary Hhaw. of forvat Orore, Or. Amy aad all partanf dalwrlng adrereelv the aewrr-oaaviiutu lawa are rea claim la Oil eSVee on or btf r reaaeatcd to file their btlure the aatd lath .lay ot November, mi aaiti MlCIIAKt. T NOL.V. Krgtfttr llMaeatead Coaaotldaled NOTlClt FOR PUBLICATION V 8. Land Office, The Dalle, Ortisan. July it, ia. Notice It hereby icfren that the fellwlnjamej ettlera hare Sled nolkc ef their intention it make Anal proof rn rapport af their ctahat, and IhatMbt proof wtll I made before the Keglatrr and Kcccfver at Tbc Uallra, Oregon, on I'rlday Oetatwr , ma, vtt: Peart M George, efSUtm, Oregorrj II It No iajt, far the aeK arc it, tp ti a, 10 e w m. Almlna U. George, of SWera, Oregon, 11 A No 1074J, for the neX kc jt. tp 111, riac w m. Wltneasea- L Alllngham, Joe Graham, I'rarl M OaarKC Ouy O Oerge and Mra A I. Ceorge. all or SUtera. Oretam. any 1IIC11AHL T. .NOUN, Kstrr City Meat Market. J. I. WST. ITop. DKALIB IN MEATS OF ALL KINDS Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Potatoes, Vegetables in Season. Opposite P. B. D. Co.'s Store, DEND MILLARD TRIPLETT,, BLACKSMITH All kinds of wagon work done. Horseshoeing a Specialty Shop Opposite Schoolliousc. 11HND, ORliGON. Chas. S. Edwards, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. BEND OROdOtf, Dont forget to drop into the MINNESOTA BUFFET DESCHUTES OREOON Wc carry only the finest lines of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. TW0I1Y & McKEOWN PROPRIETORS. .&? !