ffc 4M r L LOCAL BITS iiiv'h Fine burred 1'lyitioiitli rock rooilorri, full blooilud, Tor mile nt a.50 uiiuli, C. I). Al.l.HN, .vlf I'uBtiiniRu for Iioihum, 50 CUII'.N II week, 3 a month, near Hcnd. If II. W. MOKltll.l,. Office rooms for tent In the Pilot Illittu Development Co.'h office iilllitij. Apply nt the coiiipnii OIIICU. C. I), Hiowii enjoyed 11 few diiyn flporl at the MoihIowm lust week, win re lie uliot duckN and landed Dolly Varden trout. Thomas It. Roberts leaven to 11 1.; lit for Elmer Muirill'n home H.tundi near UomIiiikI, where he will f-pcnd a vacation hunting, F. F. Smith, milliliter of the Jlluhtower-iUnlth Co., was In Irom their Tituinlo mill Monday and re porta busiiicMM rtmliiiiK there. V. J. O'Connor wan up from Redmond Sunday nikI Monday lie lias rcceivel olllcinl uotire of his election im enililer for the I). I & 1. Co. Would like to buy one California Stole whroii ImnI. Miint Ins com plete in every renpvet. Would like it by Monday next. 1'kancin & Oaurati'. Eight head of cattle kdoiiKiiiK to White & Hill got nwnv Innt week, through the enteleiwueM of the workmen employed 011 the lateral which runs thioti;h their pastille near Pilot butte. , I;red Wlcse, of Sisters attended a to biwincw mutters in Itcud Mod- day. Mr. Wiete is making u hoc cush of grubi furmiuK and raised .tome prize oats the piist ..cumim on ' his ranch six mile east of Slstcrn. F. C. Rowlee lias purchased of I. (V U'liilliwl liU IiiIkmmI in I Inlet ... . ., -. ... Redmond, at Redmond, and is now jtole proprietor. Mrs. Kowlec has none there to reside and the house 1 Jiold goods wcte taken there from llund this week. , John Circles killed a coyote by ,'hatid hut 'week. I Joys had it Imck- ', ml up in n corner at White tit Hill's daughter lions. Mr Circles, home- what after the manner ofSainxni pickedup imliauk bone and swatted .the coyote in the head. The 'brute lay down and ditkl. I "The feed bofti project of A J. j Robinson, announced Jiut vcck lias been ulxi)idoned, and, the mat'criitl removal from the Kromplf. Instead A. C. Lucas linn ofcid the. Pilot ndlntiu.wt.tlo..ilia.luaMufln,ti';.nroj. iijr"tlic"jiciT(j 7jiycry sc .rt., htivlnir been relin quished. Elins Nc1kii, who lias lcen,iu ,' charge of the agricultural experi ."mcut work at the I). I. Jv , P. farm this vcrfr. ,left Wednesday moriiiiiK , for 'flic Dalles, where he will le ' employed in the the nursery htisiucAS until next mimuicr. when, be ex- "peels to rclurit to the'lUnal counts y. 1., New Pall and Winter MIIIIncry-New Dress , Goods and Trimmings The Designer -0-0-0-0-0-AOENTS for STANDARD PATTERNS 'Figure. With Ust ON YOUR Winter Supplies Prices Sent on Request. AmtST I'OK I900 AM) IOOO III,, WA8IMNO MACIIIN1W. T. W days at .immermatiu seiit several Priueville th's week on business. F. F. Smith, of Tumalo, went to Priueville Wednesday on business. His son Lawrence accompanied him. William P. Vaudevcrt and bis sou George killed a .0o pound black bear near Koslaud Inst Saturday. We have for service at our home stead, three miles south of Hcud, a Hereford bull, tf Fmancis & Gakkatt. George Larson and Sam Davcii Mrt, of Forest, passed through Mend Tuesday on their way to duck shooting at The Meadows. Harry IleMiiK drove one of the freight wagons out to Shauiko this week for W. K. Wilkinson. It is expected they will get back to IJend. tiic firU of 'next week with Mr. Wilkinson's fathcrVfreight. ttciijhccof "pli pilsj hi the Laid avi 'oos'fias lx;etj hindered to n l.eMcnf the past few weeks by grcft ah ciiidemic of cnscHrtrcjo(te mciudcs nojic of arc of virulent ennracter, Mfta Vtdh 'vould ,J1kc" o.'rnjeet nil iffc, jooie 01 aiic Aid. Society aid nl mlcrcstcu in v.ris)iu worn heart to heart talk.,oi( tiic i'n and'plnns'of ( Cjn'sjiiin w' Saturdaytifternoon'at $ o'c me cuurcii. A. II. I'Stcbiict has joined the While liuntitKr ducks at 1 lie Mcu- , where helms lautf. ri'lu ,is well jdovv.s lost Sunday vcntngtic was ..versed In scientilie ngriculturc and getting over a. rail fence, w'beii the Many which 1iowevr. nil the, Indies of ihc. Presbyterian ...'.L A. . '... V '.. .. oiner inwics ,vork, lor a' methods ork, 011 3 o'clock at scien ill tl bis work ill the past season has done lunch 0 'bring this locality into prominence. Dr&gs toifet Articles MEDICINES Prescriptions Carefully Compounded We carry in stock every thing usually handled by a firfit-clnss drugstore including Stationery, School Supplies, Magazine, Toilet Prepara tions, Confectionery, Cigars and Snmkers' Supplies, and a Fine Line of Watches and Jewelry. ...Perfumes... Merrill Drug Co. Bend, Oregon. toj rail rolled any threw him to the Kro.UlM .vith. .Uie Tesiilt of tearing the tendons on the inside of the ;kjiec joflit ' Jpose. 1 Ie was unable .sitffcniig "ionsulcrauly. srrt . 'ftipi :co,, stiiciiug, n,,tipw , )ln?ksu,"', S"?P clc to his ,ricsf'dtf,pce( op thy south cctier; ofjliis 'foulot t'rac; fronting on .NVall street, The measurements of th, sh()p arc 11x32 ami it will be neat and substantial. (A cellar will be tuii.iiiuier it o'ciiing into the back p-rird, The shpp,j)ow occupied wns built Ixifart. the towusitc vas laid out and .stands in the middle of Wall street. When the new shop is completed the old one will be torn down. There is a move on foot to estab lish a mail route from Grizzly to I.amoutn, Redmond and Laidlaw, instead of taking the mail for (those localities (lirpugir, Pr'neville., It is said that the sending of the Ileud and $i(vcr Lake mail that way is also contemplated, as a saving in mileage and having better roads to travel over. At present Redmond is served from Clinc Kails, though the Priueville-Sisters mail stage runs through Redmond. This tern notary arrangement is expected to be remedied soon. A dancing' party wa,s given Iasl Friday evening by Miss 'Anna Johnson and 'Miss Jackie' H'roek at the postoffice building. Otj'ier fea tures of entertainment were' also introduced. One of 'these was n series of questions which could be answered by the names of flowers. Mrs. Knuua Johnson secured first prize in this contest and was award ed a cup and saucer. C. M. Trip lett received n little doll as the con solation trophy. The feat of carry ing beans across the room on a knife blade was another contest en gaped in, Miss Maggie Auue won, and was presented with a desirable picture, Missllclle Robinson scored lowest and received a tiny spoon as a prize. ' Ice cream and cake were serv'cd, Mrs. Frank Hoguc, of Roslaud, went to Silver I,nkc last week to make proof on her homestead claim. S. H. Dorrance, of the Dorrance sawmill, near Sisters, was in Hcnd Monday 011 the way up to his homestead in 22-9. He was taking up a load of lumber to provide quarters for his stock. Next Sunday evening the regu lar monthly consecration meeting of the Christian Kudcavor Society will lc in charge of Miss Hatch. All members arc requested to be present to answer to roll call. Miss Julia Hatch, returned mis sionary from Siam, will give a children's talk on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and address the public in the evening after the Christian Kndeavor meeting. All are most cordially invited to be present. William McCormack, one of the big ranchers from the Summer Lake district, was in IJend Tuesday accompanied by his family, -whom he had been to meet at Shaniko. Mr. McCormack is a cousin of Dun can McMillan, and spent the time here as the lattcr'.s guest. 'Miss Pauline Wicst gnvc a Hal loween unity ItiHt TucmIiw evening for some of her girl friends. The hotise was artistically decorated with Jack-o-lanterns. After many Hdllowceu games the guests were treated to u dajuty lunch and at 10:30 o'clock left for their homes Fclirt'Linster started for Shaniko XVedncsd'ay morning to meet his parents and seven brothers and sisters, to bring them to Ileud. There will be about 1,200 pounds of baggage. The family are not bringing their household furniture, but will fit up after reaching licnd.j J. I). Honeyman leaves Monday for. his homestead in 20-13, about 23 miles from Ileud, taking with Jipn materials for a 13x16 house. any laricucing, as wcu as imple ments jor ciennug aim piowinc: Iapd(. I,'c will have considerable. improvements maoc wuen 111s plans; : eomi) ctcd. 'Miss Julia 'Hatch, of Portland, a missionary ot the I'resuytcriau so- cicty( who has returned from a seven years stay mi ortneni aiam, was at Laidlaw Sunday and de livered lectures about, her work in lorcigu lauus. . cine aso auuresseu the public schools on .Monday.' She isited htsters tuts wcck. Mrs. C. A. Jones has in her hen nery a brood of chicks about two weeks old. The mother hen is not too dutiful and has been quite will ing to share with any other lieu the responsibility of caiiug for these unseasonable little fellows. A cer tain other Jicn assisted in looking after the brood two or three das. Then Mrs. Jones noticed that the real mother went upon the roost at night and the foster mother had the chicks entirely to herself. She attends them well and the other fickle thing is now free to do as she pleases. Mrs; Cliristcue Weuter, ot nenu, had four ribs broken in the run- away accident wiucii occurred while she was comim? over the Cascade mountains jilxiut the first nf Hi"!! with' Georire Uroster-. nuns ami minify, ami urn iiui miuw Ujai, sue uau suuereu &o wnuiw mr injury until, she reached Spokaite, Washn over two weeks later. , anc spent several days at Heud after reaching here,, then yent oy team to Thfc Dalles thepce to Spokane, where the pain 'jncjertsed and rj. doctor found oif exniniuatioii that four ribs were broken. N. P. Welder, her son, returned home to Heud Tuesday, He says his brother is now able to sit up aivd is recovering. Mrs. Weider will remain until she shall have recov- ercd.fr'oiu the fractuVe, arc 1 Mr. and Mis I. F Circles have gone to Redmond to reside. Smith & Clock's "Reception" saloon closed its doors 011 the ex piration of the liceti-K.' on No vein Iwr 2. Miss Ruth Reid chnjteioiKwl a jmrty of her younger saiiolars 011 fuesday evening in their Halloween escapades. Grand Thanksgiving Hall, Wed nesdayeve., Nov. 29, t Jl M hall, under the auspices of the Rend Fire Department. 33-3t I)or.ey Hcisiug fell from his horse Wednesday breaking both Itoneaof his left fore arm. Dr. Coe attended to the fracture. Philip Francis returned Wednes day from Shaniko with freight for several of the IJend stores. He re port the roads in good condition. The Rev. J. A. Mitchell arrived from Priueville Tuemlay and has siKMit the days among Irieuds in Rend and in arranging for the "Kvcning with Dickens," at the church tonight. A dance is to be given at Red mond tomorrow night, in celebra tion of the opening of F C. Row Ice's saloon. The dining-room of Hotel Redmond will Ik used as a hall. Several Rend jeoplc are pre paring to attend. C. A. Chapman returned home from Idaho Wednesday noon. He brought 65 head of cattle as far as Lamouta, mid left them in a ims ture there. He brought two horses on to Hcnd He reports a long hard trip and says he saw nothing that looks so good to him while away as the IJend country. M. N. Neil!, of Laidlaw, has taken homestead and desert claims adjoining T. A. Jensen's ranch one mile northwest of Tumalo postoffice and will begin making improve incuts there shortly. As soon as his house is built on the homestead he will move his family there and establish a permanent home He hits arranged for a water right from the Gibson ditch. That Poiudexter breed of pups has a mighty valor. Ora Poiu dexter took Rags on a hunting ex pedition up the river last week, ex pecting to teach him something about birds. Hut Rags had a mind for bigger game. He ran across a Ix-ar's trail and followed it half a day before returning. 1 he io- pound pup probahly destroyed the bear, for he seemed, perfectly con tented when he got back. . A. H. Van tier Wiclcn, one of Lafdlatv's scientific farmers started for The IXiHes Wednesday. He will spetid a few weeks at Portland and will then go to Eastern Wash ington. He expects to return next April and farm on the desert lands iwrtnaneutly. He was accompanied by Paul Nelson, who is returning to his old home in Dakota to wind up his affairs there and come back to the Deschutes ior permanent residence. S. C. Caldwell i- icbwiit lor 10 days or two weeks oil a plumbing contract at Madras. L. D. Wicst is engaged in an other irrintioii nru in ihr i i It) l tilt UlllUMM '1 1. .1 1.. week. The IJend Social Club met at Hotel IJend Monday night and adopted a constitution and by-laws and discufted plans. The menilr ship fee was pirn ed nt 3 wlf monthly dues of 50 cents. The club has secured a lease for six mouths 011 the West ball, which is now being fitted up with a 14x2.1 stage, lights, stove, chairs and tables Pour ui.'htM of eatli week the lull is to bo reserved for the exclusive ue of club rooms, while the other two nights are open for musical and dramatic rehearsals. KeiiiL-inlier tli.it t'.iin ofF.ce m i hb'b-gradc job printing. Mrs. Anna Pike arrived Tuesday from Priueville to preside in the fritcltrtt nt Pilot Hiitlo Inn.. 'V" k 1 1 ll v I Hi '1 ii' 1 s nttcirtipletl this u.-ek by overt t iug of the saws, neccssilatn 1; rchammcriiig them. If these hnc to be sent to Portland it will keep the mill idle for 10 days or l i weeks but it is pnsilt'e n Man i- Ik: lotnui to 1:0 the job lerj. L. P. Klippcl and family, of Summer Lake, were in Rend Mot iny, going home in private convc -mice, niter a vinit at the Port . I exjtositioii. 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