The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, June 03, 1904, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textr i v : LOCAL BITS Kiiguuc I.ueier, recently from Ilillsboio, l.s in the city looking for a locution. Uyrou Cndy, of J'rlncvlllc, ctinu.' to Bund Tuesday, eurottte to tliu Sisters country. The lion Ami club will incut Tuesday afternoon nt a no o'clock tit the home of Mr. llnrsiiiniin, , W. E. Guerlu, jr., went to Priue villc yesterday, wliuro he was tliu chief speaker tit u republican rally lllHt night. Mrs. Albert Hill, of Priueville, lias Iwon visiting III Bend HJIICC lllfit Friday, the Sliest of her mother, Mr. J. F. Circle. The Baptist tiitlon SuudiiyKchool will present an interesting pro gramme yt their basket social on tliQOVoof June 11. Rolla McDomtld, of Paisley, who has Ikiuii attending .school nt Leba non, passed through Ilund on Ills wny home Tuesday. Mr, L. ). Alllnghain mill child roil mid Mim )fTi Dobbs, of Priue villu, iiru visiting in Bund, the guests of Mr. A. C. Lucas. K. Lntnnnt, of Scuttle, E. C. Uwwill mid T. V. I.uwwill. of Shtdby, Ky., arrived in itend yes tesdny nnd nru viewing the lmid liKHHrbollU. TliAt ull may In; accommodated, The Pilot Ittittu Inn hn curd Grant's hnll thitf evening for the dnuctrs. Luncheon will Ikj served in the hotel dining room. MiM Pridu LipuiHii, of Prlno ville, in in Bend for u few days outing, the gut of her mother, .Mrs. A. II. Lipuuiu, who is camp ing near The Jlullctiti oflice. ItljClity-cijJit perMiin were .served with dinner nnd 55 lior.se were fed at the I'ilot Uuttc Inn and stnble Sunday. Uend is well hiipplied with transient trade thc.se days. A. C, Lucas, of the Pilot Huttc rnnntciids shortly, to build n lodging bou annex to the Inn; also an ifddlttou to the livery Ixirn to nc- commodate the increasing; travel ' njMJI Hell, present county trcas tircc-Aiid democratic iioiuiucc for reelection, wasoiit fronrPrihevillu ycftieitiuy to mc that Otto Cray had not lauded all the fi.sli in this vicin ity. Mrs. McGinucl this week brought an action against S. II. Dornuicc for collection of 530 al iened to be due for services as hou.se kectxsr. Ctieriii & Stcinemaun are the attorneys. The Uend Literary and Debating Society will meet next Wednesday evening at Omul's hnll. The ques tion for debate is, "Resolved that cuenp novels arc detrimental to good literature." Rev. 'A. W. Commerford was in Uend .Sunday and held services morning and evening at Grant's hull, lie announced that he ex jwctud to bo here again the second and third Sundays of June. Dwight Roberts, representing the Willamette Valley Nursery Co., was in Ilund Monday and Tuesday. He expects to place several orders in this vicinity in a few months and will again visit the Doud coun try next fall. The Rev. 0. W. Triplott will not be able to conduct .services in Rend next Sunday by reason of his ab sence to attend the association nutating at Grass Valley. Rut on the first Sunday in July he will preach at Sisters in the morning and at Rend in the evening. PRINEVILLH WINS ISALLiCIAMH Docs up tho Read Tcnm to the Tune of H to H. I'rlnrvlllc. Iitnl . ... riUNIiV'M.K Jonlmi Stella Italley KfiWIllrtrg CotiMaMe I'twler Hmllli Oiiy llootli I'caka 1 9 HUM) ivmtum Wtl.lcr e. e. mink C. IllWk H, H, W, lirutk 1 it, liwlk t II, Hcl & II, BlierMan K. I'. IMItjr c. V. Wwl t V, iMMt! II V IMNNM I 1 4 J 6 4 1 t s 0 i u 0 4 u 1 1 Rend was caplurad by the Priue villc young jH-'ople Inst Saturday afternoon and undisputed oscssloii of our oily was held until Sunday evening. The occasion of the friendly invasion was a game of baseball contested last Sunday by the Rend and Priueville teams. The vanguard of the enemy was captained by S. M. Bailey and con sisted of the following young Indies, cliajwrotied by Mrs. Jordan: MI..M Otegla iMgea, Nellie lajr, Mamie Vanler(ool, ISjy Ittxlxc. Oertle Sharp, Ira lloitli ami Hemic I'olmteatcr The hall Ixsing in use Saturday evuuiug, Mr. Lucas, of the I'ilot Rutte Inn, gave the young eop1e the use of the hotel office and n few hours were seiit very pleawintly in dancing, the fair invaders leiug made to feel jxirfcctly at home, they hoping that at some future time they may have the opportun ity to again move their forces 011 our town, which very probably will lc given them on the Fourth of July. Sunday morning the deep and sonorous tones of the megophoue announced the arrival of the main army of the enemy, among whom were: llrMeO'r,C J. Jalintnn, Maa WuriwHIrr, Van I'uHl, llr II KtMrnlwrc, Jake Heckler. I'llnce Otaie. IfarvM lUWwIn, I) .1' MefTa. Ilrniy CiaMter, II I', fltiwlf, Harry liln, Jik- Iikiii, I.. K IJcietl, Harry Hwiltli. Warren Mmllb. Jack I'eaka. K. V Con.talrf. Malpli Jor dan. Henry llartiea, I, A. Iloolh, CUrenrc Hliarp, Warren Crouka, Orrn I'rlne, I'rank I'oatcr, Ofatife llixtc-i, Heury Hmitli and lrar Sunday morning was spent by some of the young people in trying to coax the wary trout from the cool recedes of the Deschutes, .while others strolled through the streets and avchucs of Rend, admit' lug QUX secure beauties; inhalling the fragrant ozone and' at n:oa The I'ilot Rutte coiiumiiv received n new wiwlog truck Tuesday and now hits three trucks hauling ,i)gs to the mill which is now sawing la.ooo to 20,000 feet per day. Rrom last Iridny to Tues day evening 55 loads of lumber were hauled from the mill. Ralph Foster and wife, of Sum mar Lake, and Miss Small, of Sil ver I.ukc, were in Rend Inst Friday night. Mrs. Roster and Miss Small are enroute to Corvallis for an ex tended visit. Mr. Roster will re turn homo nfter tnking his wife and Miss Small to the railroad at Shnuiko. Dr. Ilnrold Clark. Dcutcst, Is in Rend for a fqw days at Pilot Rutte Inn. Rirst-cliuw dental work of all kinds. o'clock attended the service held by Rnv. Z. W. Coruuierford. at Grant's hall. ' v At 2:30 the pitched battle between the Priueville and Rend ba.scb.-tll nines was begun, time being called by Umpire Harold Rnldwiu, of Priueville, with Rend at the bat. Rend was presented with "o" by Priueville, while the Athletes se cured 4 runs during their time at bat. Rend had to accept another goose egg in their inning, while in their inning Priueville was given one more credit mark. Thinus were looking hazy for Rend up to the 3rd inning, but they then "helped themselves to the mustard" and jxmuded the ball for 4 tallies things were looking better to home folks. Mcl.eod was put m the lxx for Rend iu Priucville's half of the third nnd they were held down .for one run. In the 4th and .sth they were presented with ciphers. Rend iu the 4th inning had to Ik? content with an oval(o), but iu the 5th they earned two credits, and one iu the 6th, which placed them even with Priucville's Athletes. Rut iu the 7th Priueville "hogged the mustard" and played tag around the bases till they had 6 runs. Iktul in the 7th got one tally, but iu the Sth nnd Qth were handed goose eggs. The Athlete were given an oval (o) iu the 8th but in the oth "cut the mustard" lor one more credit, the contest ending 14 to 8 in favor of the Priueville Amateur Athletic Club. The Priueville ball team showed excellent teutn work and was at all times "iu the game" Tho Rend nine showed better iu batting than iu the Held, but their hits mine nt inopportune times. Although the score looked bad for Rend, the boys should have Ikhmi beaten byn much smallur margin as two glaring er rors were directly responsible fpr the bad showing. It is exjweted that a return game may be pulled off nt Priuevillb-on June 12. Rend may not be able to send so large a contingent of "root ers" but will try to make tin for the deficiency with lots of noibc. Miss Maud Vnudumaol. of Prine- vlllui will come out to reside ou her homestead ueur Ruud the latter part of this week. Singe to Stop at Rogue's. Iy. Iv. Alllnghnni, of the I'rluc-villc-Reud stayc Hue, arrived in town Monday and continued south, looking over the tnge route. Mr. Allinghnm has made arrangements for the Reiid-Sllvcr Lake stage to make the night drive through from Rend to Rogue's seven miles fur ther than heretofore. It will arrive at mid depart from here the same hour as formerly. C. R. Dinwiddle, democratic can didate for county school superin tendent, ix!tt part of the week In tuts precinct. - PAUnWHLL WEND HOTEL W1I.MAM MAKSU, Crop. Newly Refitted and Furnished and under new management. Ileal ol aeecoinoilatJon for rejrular txMnlera or Iramlenta, DARN WITH HMD FOR TEAMS CONNRCTION. IN CONHOMDATItl) NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Detriment of Hie Inlerlur. V. H Mint Office. Mkcelcw, Oregon, May 17, y,4. Nolle l lirreliy flren lliat Hie MUtwUiu iiawnl aetllera have filed nulleeor llieir liilen Hull toeamiMute ami make fltiat riro,iM,t ,,,..... of their talrna, and Dial aatd prioft will beruade iMiwir inr miwrr aiHi ki Oregon, en July ij. i4 via linmettead entry No. rti. fur Ihe iU net mil eH e!( art J4, li j a, riji.n in. IiuIk M ClirlteMaii, II It. No 4., for Hie aw II h nt. 17, arW iimt!( ami H nr x K i, lp j a, r 14 e, w. m Tliey 11 11 III p Ihe iMuwinx wllneura to prove ItiHranntlnuoiia rrtldenca utmn aiilMitiltlnn ol aatd land, l: Kalotnen Mulrrr, Hetlor 1 hhoop, Cliarlee N HIumiii. oflatlrer ljlke. Olriou. I. It. Alllimliu of I'llHerm, Oren l-J J. N. WATSON, Kegtater. Ufeie Hie Hi(MeT arnl Keeclter, at l.akelew, Cliarlea N. flhoop. CQN.SOI.IUATIU) NOTICK FOR 1'UIJLICATION. Department of the Interior, V. S. Mud Offite, (.akevlew, Oregon. May 17, w Notke la hereby glren thai the foHoielng rMmelaettleraliaveftlel notkeefthHr Intention ktcummulr aixl make final proof In aupportff ttwlr dajma, and that aald prowfi will he made twfore Ihe HeilMer and Kecelm , at Mkevlew, Oregon, on July 11. ttn, Hetomon KutierK) homestead entry No 4r. fr tlie K '"(, w) nK " lp J. inir.w m. Heeler I, Snoop, hometlrad entry No tf. (ur the aif t aec it, tpaja. r 11 e, w m , ami ) iV.i!(kJ( aec 7, tp a, r 14 r, w m They name the following wltnetara to prore thrlr ruullnuoui reildence upon and cultivation of aald land, vie Sotomin KuUrr. IMilKCIirlaeman.CbarltaN Shooit. of Niter Mke, Oregon, U- H Alllngham, 01 I'm Inevlllr, Oregon. UJ J N WATSON. KrgUtcr The BEND. Restaurant fAVTKlffcwON ItllAKt. J'aor jMcak Served at All Hours TASTYjtSTRY Always ,btr hutid. --.-., Lunches Prepared for Travellers TRY OUR Fresh Eastern Oysters Hoard by the Day, Week or Month PRICES REASONABLE PRINEVI LLE Hf Tp rj I Mm C A McDuWKtL U I C L IToprlelor Tables and Rooms always clean and well supplied-Rates reasonable 1'KIKJtVll.l.lt OKKGON Travelers up the Deschutes Find comfortable quarters and a well supplied table at Willow Ranch, 32 miles south of Rend. Good ac commodations for travel ers and teams. Also the only General Merchan dise store iu the region. AUU P KICKS KICHT BOQUE &SON, Props. W It, Ofiiniif, Jn, OUERIN & o, c stkinkmann STEINfiMANN Attorneys and Counsellors At Lraw RKND, OUKGON. II. r. nuLKirAr M, D. ciM. s. iowAn it. V. Drs. Belknap & Edwards, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. I'RINEVILLE - - OREGON. - - Office at Kear of Wlnnek'i Drue BJore, DR. W. W. TAGQART LAUNDERING All kinds in the lcst manner at reasonable prices. Scial rates on family washing." Called for and delivered or may be left with C. M. Triplott, the barber. Mrs. J. L. Khvhk. CREED M. TRIPLETX Barber. Everything pertaining to the Craft neatly and correctly done. IRRIGATED LAND Wc arc ready to receive applications for a large area under the canal of the DESCHUTES iRRiaA-nois fit POWER COMPANY. This laud is Eastward . and NortKward iromJReud --QjiUie East side of thfc Deschutes" Jhvcfc -' Quly water is needed to make it fcrtil. This is nqw provid ed. Special Inducements to those WHO SIGN EARLY CONTRACTS. For further information ADDRESS, DESCHUTES IMPROVEMENT CO. W. IS. GiusKiN, Jr., Pkksidknt. C C. HTIUNUMANN. Sikktahv BEND - - OREGON. I'RINEVILLE ?YIJ SI'IiCIAMSI1 ralndeiter Me QREPON Attorney and Kotarr. a Wilt practice fri all VTUM. '" tne u,e M. R. BIGGS, U. B. CommlHloiier. IRI.VICVILl.I5 OKUOON. Land Cling ami profa of atl klndi, atrect trailing to wurthoute. OOice on J. M. LAWRENCE, V. 8, C0MMI5SI0.VHR, Notary Public, Insurance, Township Plats for Upper Deschutes Valley, nitNl). ORHOO.V. WORKMEN WANTED ON PILOT BUTTE CANAL. Apply to J. G. Kpi.MJY, Super;" intendent, at office ip Bend. $5 TOR A POSSIBLE PARADISE 3?,ooo Acrs of Land IK OREGON Prek to those who tyilj pay I &935 ffl 5 Per' acre for Pcrftctual AVgterirJght TO TIIK QOI.UMPIV SRPTJlfJRN iRRiPATpN pojurANV. Iirtds. JQcqtcd in the Des chutes Valley, Crook county, Oregon. Water now on land, Scud for descriptive pamphlet to B. S. COOK 251 Alder St., Portland, Oreg. BEND FURNITURE COMPANY MATTING Several very pretty patterns of Japanese, Matting, suitable, for dining slecpjug rooms n 30c, 35c and 40c per srj,. yard. or SEWING MACHINES The Sewing Machines sold and handled by us arc guaranteed for 10 years and it will be to your interest tp se us before placing your order. These machines are now in stock. " FURNITURE, Our stock of Furniture has begun to arrive, and you .can find many useful pieces of these goods nt ivcry treasonable cost. Get the prices. LET US BE pURHpUSE FURNISHERS BEND FURNITURE COMPANY & ' 4iaMSMaMa)aMaaMMamaaMatjajjjMBimaHMaaMajaaBaMataMBaaaajjaMMa JM WITTlHiOTntffWm'MIIM r 'iL-'-'-rojffaajajgiECT