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LOCAL BITS
Kitm barred Plymouth rock
roo.stciH, full blooded, for wile .it
a.jo cnch, C. ll.Al.i.KN. tf
A. H. Ornut Is pttttliiif n Hue
of fruits mid coiifcclloiicry in the
room luljoiiiiiii! the postolhce.
Oil ice rooms for rent In the Pilot
Butlc Development Co.'s office
hiilldhiK. Apply at the company's
ciflice. tf
Dr. Cou u'iih culled to Laldlaw
Tuesday on profesHlonal bliMiiiehs,
mid Inter took n hurried nip to
Redmond.
Slxleen-lnch dry wood cut from
Krcciti timber for mile at Frauds &
Gamut's ranch; Si. 25 per rick of
?,V50Kjr eoid nt the ranch. 35 tf
Attorney Ilnrnes was over from
Prlnuville moat of the week, npear
iui; as atlorncy for the defence in
the cane of Kot.man vs. ICrickson
el id.
MIih Agnes GieiK, after a visit of
.several weeks at the Riley home,
departed nu the early stage Monday
morning for her home al Portland.
The P. M. I). 'X have leeen'U
initalled n new M-in. Ntieker at Its
saw mill. Secretary Goodwill!? re
txirtrt that it is doitif; firttt elas
work.
Jas. McCoy left Mend early Mon
day morning, driving to Shauiko
with C. A Chapman. He goes to
Ntwnd the Christmas time with his
parents over in the John Day
country.
C. A. Chapman started on a drive
to Shauiko IhhI Monday morning
to meet his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Carl CliNpiimu Mrs. Chapmau
hits liwti vNitlng iclativu.s ut
Graugeville, Idaho.
The P. It. I). Co.' mill has Iwcu
still further delayed (hiring the jHist
week hy the failure of 11 Portland
hoiiMf to ship repairs as ordered
The order included two piston rings
hut only one whs nciU.
Work was commenced 011 the
lirw school building bright nod
enrJy Monday morning. Contrite
tor Jarvis hs a good crew of men
at work, himI will push the build
in to nu curly completion.
It is indeed a god sight to stand
011 the streets of lteud and note the
ntiiuctou loads of lumber that are
hauWd from our mills to the
surrounding country. It bespeaks
prostwrily and development.
I.eo Pelarske nf Laidlaw spent
Sunday at the Pilot Hutte Inn. Mr.
l'clnrske is execting to leave for
.St. Paul in about two weeks to
miiciiiI ChriMiuas at home. This
will be hi. firt visit to the old home
in two years.
0. J. Grv of Portlnud arrive I in
Bend lust Thursday evening, and
was kept tinny for some time shak
ing hands with old-time friends.
He came with the intention of in
specting a body of titular with the
view of iiurchasiue it for an 1
eastern firm. He was disupx)intcd
in hiti plans, however, and started
on hi return trip Sunday morning
without having made the intended
iiisiiectinn.
Drus
Toilet Articles
MEDICINES
Prescriptions Carefully
Compounded
We carry in stock every
thing usually handled by a
first-dims drugstore including
Stationery, School Supplies,
MnKU.intf.s, Toilet Piepara.
tions, Confectionery, Cigars
and Smokers' Supplius, and n
Pine I.ilic of Watches and
Jewelry.
...Perfumes...
Merrill Drug Co.
Hciul, Oregon.
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Special Millinery
SALE
LADIES, CHILDRENS' and MISSES' HATS
AT A FORUTH OFF
Wc must have room for our Holiday (loods, Manv
ate marked lower than one-fourth off. This sale in
cludes our entire stock of Trimmed and Tnllorcd lints,
This season's latest styles and colorings.
PHI! AHUM
Wc nre "till (living I'lno Clilun
will illwontliiue iluiiie mi wry
kIkiiiM turn them
in fur exehiiiiee
dUlie Im broken, We will be
now Iwve iiflur tlivy Hte 1 1 1 1 e
SANTA CLAUS
Will be Kcady at our Store to Show a Very Pine
Stock of Holiday Goods on Monday, I)ecemler .t, 1905.
I.ew Reed of Kedmoud was a
IJcud visitor the first of the week.
V. l. Ground of Ttiiualo regis
tered at the Pilot Hutte Inn last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Spniuhoiir
were in Ilend Tuesday from their
homestead oil the Ttimalo,
Mrs. K A. Griflin came up from
I.aidlaw Tuesday and will go out
to live 011 her homestead in 19.12.
Freighter Pmucis on Ids last trip
into liend brought in a fine lot of
fruit trees for the L. 1). Wiest
orchard.
J. Ji. SheafTcr of Kedmoud was
in town the first of the week. He
came to look aftor the plumbing in
the club houses.
Deputy Sheriff J. S. Smith of
Priiicville has been in town the
most of the week attending to mat
ters connected with his ofiicc.
Miss Jackie Ilroek came to Hcud
the first of the week from I.aidlaw,
rcturniiiK to her work on the Chron
icle there Wednesday morning.
Wc have for service at our home
stead, three miles south of Hcud, n
Hereford bull,
tf Pkancis & Gakkatt.
Win. Vaughn has made arrange
ments with Ira J. Wilkinson where
by the latter will winter 33 head of
cattle for Mr. Vaughn on the Wil
kinson ranch.
Prcd Hcvsc of Portland whs
again in town the first of tlie week.
Mr. Hesse has the work of install
ing the pumping plant for K. M.
Morris 011 his ranch at Trail
Crossing on Crooked River.
Nothing adds .so much to the
appearance of business correspon
dence as neatly printed stationery.
It is iudis)cnsible in the estimation
of up lo-datc business men. 'Hie
Hnlletiu Job Office can supply your
needs in this line.
C. W. Knibody of Portland; M.
T. Dickson and Wn. Gregory of
Ilridal Veil; A. J. Spillers, Palls
City; K. K. Roberts, Greshau, and
H. S. ICddy of Shaniko, all this
state, slnpcd in Hcud Monday. and
Tuesday on their way to the Silver"
I.akc country.
A. C. I.ucas reports, thru, the
woik of clearing the Johnston ,racli
is progressing nicely. There 'aro.
eight men in the. employ of .tljoseJ
wno nave ijic roiiriH i?r cieariug,
and the I). IJfc'l'. pqtjjfie also lmve
fourteen at vyork cleirm"; off the"
sage brush and junipers. J
l"rnnk Glii was i'n. icjVn Tues
day in company with P. I. Smith'
of Cocur d' Alenc, Idnl'id, who'is inn
.specting the D. I. Ct P.yp.'!.Iajid
aloiiL' the Deschutes. Sir. mitU
. sirN. cniiiti
expressed lunjjjjjjl ns vell pjefiju.-d
with the prosncctl'iereabouts.'and
will undoubtedly invest.
Our readers will reiijcmbcr a few
weeks ago mention in the 'bulletin
that Dorsey Heisin had broken his'
arm. A week , ago ' K rldii) it was
considered healed,, aiul Sjic Vplints
removed, Astjie hltic, fellow was
playing ncjoq ,U 'I uesday t one
of his playmates rn.u dp,H:hind,him
and pushed jilm ;er4 entiling him
to ( tall on the injured arm and
break it nraiu,
.1, .. x. .
It is a matter beyond dispute that
Heud has a very talented . cartoon
ist. If you doubt it just step into
the White & Hill niavkct on Wall
street and take a j'ook nt the latest
endeavors of ''Murphy" I.obdcll
Mr. I.obdc.H' lift's uavt. SQUie eight
or ten skech'es of lly nttorncy.s uud
promiuei'it.wilnesseJiin the cii.se of
Kotmau v&, ijfii-'ksou ct al, and
the skillful work of his pencil is
attracting much favorable comment
.mil 1 ,uiMiit!; n frraldciil of lmufrtr,
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SHAMKD, Of1.
COUPONS
Away with chIi parchm, lint
whhi. I'Hrtii'n lim-int; coaporm
Iwfiirt' the niMortuiviit of
tumble to iimtcli tit iwUurim vc
Lnut Clinncc for Free China.
Dr. C. S. Kdwards of Priiicville
has a daughter lorii last week.
A o-potiud daughter came
Wednesday night to abide in the
home of G. J. Sholert.
There will le n business meeting
of the Christian Hudeavor society
tonight al the home of Miss Violet
Reed.
The I.onc Pine Trading Com
pany has disosed ol its hotel ami
feed Ixirn at Porest to William
lloldeu.
The Ladies Aid Society met with
Mrs. P. O. Minor yesterday. The
next meeting Will be with Mr.i
I D. Wiest.
Hood River apples and dressed
turkeys for the Christmas dinner.
Get your orders in.
38-40 A. II. GWANT.
The injunction suit of A. M.
Drake vs I). I. & P. Co. wiU sub
mitted before Judge firgidKhaw nt
The Dalles last TucsdaV itM taVen
under advisement.
Huruev Lewis was in frAni the
Johnston ranch ThursdaV. "fihrney
says it is a pretty big job to cUnr,
an acre of junipers where there is a'
heavy growth of theM: trees.
, The young wild 'caH y!ilch J.
Prank Stroud cauglit lind. 'jk'mnl
. . . r . I'l. i l tl 1.
ami nan lor a uouse pe: lat sum-i
uicr recently lK-came hflicted, with
fits aiid it was iiWessarv ro TtnlVh
hiiiiiml.
C. C. ftcn.Te'lt i,d S. Vl.hSnr.!
or -
rnncts tra'irsneted u'lntlncsk 'h Tlend
Tuesday '(w1llilc eS;V6utc t6 Mr
iwiiiinwc iiiiiv.il. 1 iiify c.n;i.i iu
s'icnd a few days hit'htmg in tlmt
vicinity. j
Mrs. K. P. Ratten eutcrtflined.
the Thursdnji Hvening Bowling
Club after -their meeting last cve-i
liing. Tiilfy-pnlling and jxip-corn
balls hcl'x:d to pass away the time
pleasantly.
J. C. Perry, formerly superinten
1 hey exj)ect to
dent of the Pilot Hutte sawmill,
who. has .been for same time at
LPatlatjJh. Idaho, writes that he will
herein ter located ut ralouse,
rtcll flllfl fu i..tt i.irr Arn I..,.. '
....... u.l. tn bt.t.nif, IIIVM liliv.
15. 'D. .and Gleu Helidricksoii rc-
l.i - (I, , .! ', I ,. , ...
ce'uttv sJiULtlieir i
fhe P.
(iiicu lauus uacK to
Cpy and have
honiciteatts near
mfiYii0 T-',r, homeiteads neai
Pilot ."title., yiic rHiiclies sol(J wert
silliit'eVlitr last ea8irs experi
htTarln.
One traveling, over th
(,r0Vi .'UKJSi to "elMl 9nVwt,
iiiu impressed with the fact
Irrigation projects in this
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cell Ke nioiul
fhe same party whs n "Mr. Hens(oi
front itmyinn, coinVn o Ind to
look over the fiehl with .Q.'yjeto
investing here. w. , McMini and
h Saufor,l, young farmers from
Princeton, Minn., were also mem
bers of the, same party, and were
on their way to tin) Sjlver Lake
country., They will .undoubtedly
inystigute Ueml on tlyir tetulli
trip. A prosiK'rous yojnK farmer
of North Dakota stopped ofT, at
lrineville,i but expected, to v,rsit
Ilend n 'few days later. Thus
in spite Vf the knockers, tlie oppor
tunities 'here for wise investment
are attracting ttle ' utter.tfon of the
jJedple,
. 'l)r, OSst, 'Whlfc. attc.OiUitfK to
hoc down, a fi,vpte, ,tuat Ins had pays$s a inoiith Nfctal lor this
hhpt nlid w-dK'ndefJ.ist VeeliVesHay, buildingTilltlrtJVe'W sKMoblholise
met .with an. ncifideut. Tli'e horse shall be rWittylbVliSv .
tlmtc wns ;idi'ug ,ssllptel and fell" Tftch: xVerc'tllV apifooants for
ahd.ljie Mtk'tfr M cAtt'of the (the nofetWVf'thlnl teacher, Miis
.mtxl'up with a bnllty rVhied WilfimSoW ,Itfs HOlest "aud'P. M.
nnkle. iLofittell. V vfc . WilkS'nson, just
IT1I1I II1MII
11 V nvi tiviiiiK fivjuiv,n.vrv. a (Mini mil
parts"of the-cdiu try. 'iVast week 'us" .V,Wory..WS",l,n'. V fivii
Ive rode'from Illggs to SJirVt'io, wd rfjTOrt Lefen,,,,l 1w,,l,,f few
noticed two ladies from ibwa iwhOWte
were coining to join their ImstwTulii JtVnvffcmrH, ,H,d,l!a'
on uxuvUh recently purchased be- J.W"" V-U same when he
..vj;., fc...t.ii.Mi,i A L Mi,. ifniu I., turned thiit tTie Umds avaihble
Tl . T-.-.- .i i
Wedkiy Meteorological Record,
llnul, Orr., IXc. lo 1, 1905.
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A II OMr, VttlAiilfV'r OlWrrrA'
The W. P. VaridcTVctts Ihis
week moved drtwil Ifrdm .linVn tnd
occupy the I). I. & P. offlcu build
ing for a dwelling. They briny
four more children for the" schools
Mimber, the best in Crook coun
ty, delivered anywhere in Bend 01
vicinity in wagon load lots or more
at the following prices: Any kino
of rough or sized for $"! shiplap
1 n'c; No. 1 flooring and rustic ?2o,
other lumtcr in proportion
Shingles $2 50, good ones; all kinds
01 mouldings one- half cent per foot
Send in your orders or come and
see us. Dohkan'ck Hwos ,
3tf Cfhie Palls, Ore.
Dr. A. A. nur'ris and K. V.
Lyons of Hillsboro. and S. 15
Grof and Prcd Sch'ulfc of IJcthnny
Oregon, iirriVed fn f,vu Vhursdaj
evening 611 their rjeturVt 'trip from
land viewing in the Silver Like and
Christmas Lake countries. They;
expressed them.sclVe as very much
pleased with Rend and the sur
rounding country., Mr. Lyons re
marked tliat nenfl looked the best
to him of any town Tie YiaVl Seen on
his Way south froVn lilggs.
wiViTni rnVi, QWt'Vhe noas
Sow (he
. ,
UvtXiSk 'fallMce Cm-
fVfcnV ft th dffhtit cv;Uft.
The case of Adam Kotzm.in v
C. II. Hricksona al. involviiu tin
right to 53 hogs that hud been sol
by the HeiKl Livestock &. Prod 11 t '
Co. by Vie jreswlen't 'and gcncij 1
iiniiir-cr in miuin ts.'ii7.ii).in .iim u .
the scA.retnry ami treasurer ti
White &. 11 ill.-was tried Mond i
and resulted in a verdict for tin
defendant's. DcliVerV hud lcci
made to KotVmJnS 'Vv hhe offi.'er
subscWjuently tlie 'oHher officer toot 4
forcible possession elf ihe nniin.il
uid dcliverwl theft b Vinte it
Hilt. Ailum tTnAmi-.il iVnlfii-il i
the stock and White S- i!l?H gave a'l
rcileliVerV Troftd a'nd rctKined tin
pr")erty. The cause came on for
trial Inrfore Justice Lawrence and a
jury comtwsed of Millard Triplet!.
Carlyle Triplett. A W. Pope, P. L
Tompkins, J. H. Oncil and W. H
Staats. C. S. Benson appeared for
the plaintiff and G. W. Barnes of
Priiicville for the defense. All the,
afternoon was devoted to he.irine'
testimony: If: life evening the'
larL'utrebts Were s'fitimitted. the'
ll ll 1 t t . i . . 1
c.couVtV?tffte'l6,tlilfry given and,
- inliMht hU'If hh lifltfr 'flic vcrd eti
j for the defendants wa"s returned in?
1 1(
1 a
10 court. , 11 is uuuersioou mai an .
ppcal will be taken to the circuit!.
court. p
1 ue irouoics 01 ui:s corporation:
got :nto circuit court this week
through x new suit filed in
Priiicville, upon which ah order
for the book's and another portable
nroiicrtv of the concern whs made
When Deputy Sheriff J. S. Smith
went jp serve 'tlie process, he was
resfsteil by Charles Boyd, presi
dent and general manager of the
company, but got purt of the prop
erty after a lively and somewhat
bloody tussle iii Boyd's house.
THIRD SCHOOL 0PGNe6.
MlssVcst the Teacher Mdro 'than
100 ISjHi.
A third sclioorrooiii 111 Betid was
opened last TlicsdaV 'Ih't lie "Hedges
building on Uo'nd street with Miss
MUhon t'iest in cl'arge.o itipils
being in rittciidaficc. , I lie 'district
concluded
to get leal
she would
1m nt ih?at (Hs.i(Ivinit:L'tk on all nint-
. . .a
tcWpcrtaVilii'ib tffc state stde
would adroit of paying the cmer
Rencj teapher, only 30 a month lor
ie present. OfpWtrse no piibfi'
)n'uey canWjpatd to any teacher
until ""she Is legally 'qualified to
This leaves liss, lieil with the
"grades above the sh. 36 'pupils;
iil-i t iv,.h iiic iiici unriiuuv; kiiiiic.i,
with 36 ppils, uud Miss Jones the
primary department with 40 pupils
a total of lOi,
prce'ianil in Oregon.
m- I'mlcr tlie "Carey Irrigation Act." lk
)
arcv Irr cation Act." lil
dirtvt iium mtc. wkitk ok cai.i. to-
DAY IIimMkU suit nun frc.c. II. b. OxL &
0i , i AUtcr trvrt, t'oitUuil Or.
Dale Mux.
Dtc 1 yt
Ore I 41
J.ej si
Ore 4 $t
l)J 47
Dn-X 4
Die 7 47
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w aw.., .. i. WIN! IJ11 .IM1 ii. ..
hir. l. oi P iine 1 ue a';v'Pi
ft!? . littiulifccaii lVe're. Where
G. W.
Whitseit';
Salooii,
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PILOT BUf TB INN
fab& Aip)lfri ,tel ttfc deHdcfu 'dHllc season
iTr's't-'B.iift Klrj)nicu't ITrfe Rootn.s and Reds
AVl strRc-i itor h
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ShELDON & M'KINNON
Geriefa BRcWftutlhg bWd Wagon Repairing
ribRS'ESH'OEINd A SPECIALTY
ttF" Our shop is located Apposite Haptist Church.
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REPEATING
lj?ojrrtatter how Tblt "W tflfd, nb matter how heavy its plumage or
swift id flight; yotr tK bring It to bag with a long, atrong,
Straight shooting Winchekter Repeating Shotgun. Results are what
'fount. They always give the best results in field, fowl or trap
shooting. Vrtd ire sold within reach of everybody's pocietbook.
rtttt. Sliiiiant 1?J bi&itu en a fcttit cart ftr nr Urt l!mttrcltd tatitopu.
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.. NEW Havsn.COHN.
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A Complete Siock of
DRY
AVcafj,
kbhgh, Surfaced nfiii Mnuldcd"
-LUMBER-
All Widths, LexigthrfjdThick'ifeses
INCH COMMON
DIMENSION
SHI FLAP
RUSTIC
T. & G. FLOORING
BEADED CEILING
WINDOW JAMBS
WINDOW CASING
HEAD U LOCKS
O. G. HASEMOARD
, STAIR TREADS
: WATER TABLE
JO. G. BATTINS
MOULDINGS
Reasonable
Prices
Good
Grades
Dry
tock
-;P. B. I). PATENT ROOFING
FENCE PICKETS
jjjjETC., ETC.
CUSTOM FEED MILL IN CONNECTION:
The
Pilot Butte Development
Company
'BRND,
-iZ, F. MGODY
(1DNURAL
Commission
AlERCHANT.
Shaniko, - orhqon
Large, Commodious Warchotiso.
t'rcuunt'itttuiitjMHi
fuvor me with
UteiT
Jlc.it f mjortcd ntid Domestic
WINES, LIQUORS
fclGARS.
Excellent Bnr SfrviCCi
High Cfa8s Getitlehian's Re
'oK. Only first class goods
Wept in stock. Chll on us.
miTim
mtMMC&hMaMMMrtt,
Ac 6ftl ddor-
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SHOTGUNS
emmsaammmmmmmamm
At Bend,
Oregon.
Lumber
Delirered at
Low Cost
Anywhere on
The Lands of
mie D. I. S P.
Co., or
lTie C. S. I. Co.
OREGON
J&
M& forwarding
Consignments Solicited
tuiil lo those who
putrotuiKe.
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