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LOCAL BITS.
I, Jackie Urock left Ucml Tuesday
for Mitchell,
i I). V. Lakin left Saturday morn-
lii; fur n bii.sInc.4H trip to Portland.
Joe Tani;nit watt in from hi.t
. homestead nl Roslnnd last Wctlncm
day.
Mr. nud Mrrt. George O'N'ell of
Forest were llciul callera during
the week.
Mrs. nntl Mrs. Tom Kynn were
callcr.s in llend Sunday from their
Vip-rlvcr ranch.
i Mrs. Iluyh O'Kane returned
.last week from Portland, where .she1
had been visiting n sitttur.
i Mr. and Mm. A. C Lticau ijnvc
nnothur pleammt dnncin', parly at
The Pilot Unite Inn last Saturday
evening.
A reward of $50 will be giveu by
me for any information as to the
persons putting out poison for dogs.
W.M. II. HltOCK. 20-31
Ilert Powell has naiu rotitimud
his duties as ditch rider after his
vacation, citusud by iujiirlM re
ceived in his recent accident with
the bucking horse.
Ralph Sjwncer pasuvd tlirouigli
llend TuwKluy on his way to Silver
Lake, where liu goes to lake the
iimnnjjeuunt of the Central Ore
KOnian published at that place.
During the weak there 1ms lcn
on exhibition in the Ktol!kc store
window, h Jnanee lily, grown by
Mrs. I,. D. Wkart. The plant has
two Urge ilowets ill blosoom and is
very bemitiful.
Mrs. John Ryan, who left Bend
during the first of July for Port
land slid Salem, lis len very ill
at the latter place. For a time it
was doubted if she would recover,
but she Is improving now. Miss
Nellie Dwjrer of MiuncapoiU, a
longtime frisud of Mis. Ryan,
i-ninu West to nurse her.
The Pacific Northwest, the Port
laud agricultural publiculiqu for
which Mia Kthel ComrHttau is
taking subscriptions in a contest,
has in its July istttie picture of
Itend'sniew school house and the
old log building. The two views
make a marked contrast and allow
very clearly Bend's rapid school
development in the last few years.
Another sample of this year's
crop was brought to The Hulletin
office this week by U. V. llutten a
fine sheaf of oats. The outs had
tuade a very strong, rank growth,
Blood six feet high and the kernels
of grain were filling out nicely.
Mr. Halted has two lots on Hast
iron wood avenue which he seeded
to oats nud alfalfa this spring, April
.12, ami fiom which this sample
was token. The alfalfa is also do
ing nicety, standing about three
Tect high. The oats were the
Slip.delaud Wonder variety.
Iho Central Ore
gon Banking (
Trust Company
. Capital 523,000.00
Transacts 11 (ienernl I in lik
ing IJusliicss.
Acta us Administrator, IJx
ccutor or Trustee of Hstatcs
Issues Drafts and Dank
Money Orders on all Foreign
Countries.
Interest on Time Deposits.
Safe Deposit Doxcs,
Fire Insurance.
DIRHCTORSl
A. M. Drake, A. I., C.otfclwlllIe,
I'lut.ment, t Yicc,rreti.
J. M. Ijnwrtucc, bucietnry.
1'. 0. Minor, Cnsliicr.
-lU'.NI), - ORHGON
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Tom Rutherford of Inidlnw was
in Ilcud Monday.
iC. S. Ray was ft cnllcr in Bend
Tuesday from Laitllaw. , ,
Ovid Riley was in town vcdncs
day attending to business, malters.
All the magazines and the Sntur.
day Ivcninfj Pont at the postofficc
uews-staud. 1 i9-tf.
Alderman J. I. West is having
telephone No, 33 put iu his resi
dence this week.
Tom Parmcnter has returned to
llend from Redmond, where he has
been working with the I). I. & P.
construction crews,
Mr. and Mrs. Rene West came
to town from the llaswell-Cucriu
ranch this week and are moving on
to their homestead near I.aidlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Drake left
for Madras last Sunday evening,
where they will visit Mr. and Mrs.
Max Lueddenuinn for a few days.
Mrs. W. S. Nicliol received this
week a handsome new Lndwig
piano which she recently pur
chased. It is nu elegant instru
ment nud has a fine tone.
R. C. Vaughn and family left for
the valley yusterday, where they
will procure n load ol apples nud
pcrhajH other fruit. They will
telail tiie fruit on their return to
iluml.
Mr. nud Mrs. C. II. Hrickson,
their sou and his wife wili leave the
first of the week for valley point.
During their absence, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Carter will have charge of
their Hear Creek ranch.
II. D. Turney and family left the
first of the week for a camping and
fishing outing of several days on
Spring river. They were nccom
jKiuittd by George Stanley, sou of
F. S. Stanley of Portland.
Christian Kudonvor services iu
the church next Sunday evening at
7:30. (CoiiB'crntion meeting) Sub
ject: Gardiner and Missions to
Latin America. Text: Cor. n: 28
30. Loader, Miss Ilnel Caldwell.
R, J. McCanu and W. R. Wilkin
son, who, in connection with other
cruisers, had 'been cruising iu the
Paulina mountains, walked from
Paulina lake to Iknd last Saturday.
They desired to inspect the country
between the Kike and llend and
took this means to do it.
Tile Rend iosto(Tice issued 308
domestic money prdcrs during July
amounting to $5,040..) 1, fees
2 1.6 1, and 32 international orders,
amounting to Si to, fees 58 cents.
The office paid 34 orders aggrega
ting $363.62, This is the largest
btiflines ever douu by the office
during any one month.
F. O. Minor, local representative
for the Norwich Union Fire In
surance Society, received n draft
for 1,000.00 Tuesday evening,
payment of Dr. Merrill's insurance
on his house which burned June 38.
Tliis is very prompt settlement,
considering the unsettled condition
of the insurance world due to the
losses incurred by the Sau Fran
cisco disaster.
The committee that inspected the
childicu's flower beds last Saturday,
entered iu competition for the Mrs.
A. M. Drake prizes, report that the
children have done very well with
their flowers, considering the dis
advantages under which some have
labored. The committee report
that on this, the first, inspection
Harry Johnson's (lowers made the
Iwst showing, with Albert Kste
beliefs a close second.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McMillan
returned to Rend last w?ek after
several weeks' visit atakeview
nud other Southern Oregon points.
Mr, McMillan spent the Fourth at
Klamath Falls nud reports thnt
everything is booming Were. He
prophesies that Klnn'mth Fnfls will
some dnV make 'n cftV, in fact
Mr, McMillan .lY?,, very ,$Yprnbly I
impressed wnn inui (,-pure set-you
of the stqje nud says it will make n
great And prosperous ddthUry when
properly developed.
F. S. Stnnlcy nud Boil George,
C. A. Chapman and Tom -Triplet!
drove to the fish trap on the Upper
Deschutes last Sunday for a few
days' outing, returning Tuesday.
They report great sport. Three ex
tra large Dolly Vardcns were caught,
each measuring nbout 36 inches
long nud weighing 20 lbs. npicce.
hi all 12 Dolly Vardcns were
captured weighing 100 pounds, lc
sides several redsides. Mr, Stunley
took the larger fish to Portland
with him, nud expects to treat his
friends to n dinner at which Dcs
cnutcs trout will be one of the
daintiest dishes served.
A party composed of Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Weymouth, Mrs. Krd
mati and daughter I'! m 111:1, Mrs.
Rrosterhous, J. II. Uarncy, Creed
Triplctt, Harry Hill nud John
Stiles, accompanied by cruisers F.
II, Mnrion and Elmer Nyswongcr,
spent several days last week in the
timlr between here nud Silver
Lake looking for claims. Most
of them secured satisfactory claims.
After considerable exciting exper
ience with n balky horse that also
o.sscsKcd the kicking accomplish
ment, they arrived safely in Iknd
last Tuesday afternoon.
Last Tuesday while IJstellc Sntch
wcll, Mary Guerin and Margaret
Wiest were plnying nlong the river
front on the Drake lawn, Ustellc
slipped and fell over the onibnnk
meut onto the rocks below, n dis
tance of 1 s or 20 feet. The other
little girls ran. for help and Andrew
Johnson carried the injured girl
into the Drake house where her
bruises were dressed. One limb was
badly bruised, and a small cut on
the head, but no bones were broken.
She will be out again iu n day or
two. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Herbert Satchwell.
A peculiar leak was found this
week iu one of the water company's
mains recently put iu near the new
school house. Evidence of n leak
wns seen on the surface and on
digging down to the main a hole
about two inches iu diameter was
found iu the wooden pipe. These
wooden pipes are wrapped with
wire and at the end of each section
the wire is stapled down. This
hole wns cut right around one of
the staples, and whatever cut the
hole also ground iu two, two of
the wires encircling the main.
The cutting of the hole through
Hie wood is very smooth, and the
wires are severed as neatly as
could be done by a mechanic. IS.
F. Ratten, sueriutendcut of the
company, is of the opinion that the
staple penetrated to the interior of
the pipe, thnt the pressure of wntcr
caused n leal: around the stnple,
that the escaping water took a
swirling motion, and the constant
whirling of small particles of gravel
gradually cut the hole iu the wood
and severed the wires.
Kicked In the Moutli.
I'. D. I,utz, who has more or
less handled horses all his life, met
witli the worst accident thai ever
happened to him last Thursday.
He had hitched n colt to the mower
nud iu turning a corner the colt got
Ids leg over the tug. Mr. Lutz
caught the animal by the bits nud
wns trying to get him into the
proper position, which the colt did.
not take kindly to, but reared nud
plunged causing Klmcr to lose his
foothold on the slippery stubble.
The broncho kicked himsquarely iu
the moutli, knocking him nbout n
rod, Although this kick would
have almost killed some men Mr.
LuU immediately arose and spat
out 14 of his teeth, five of which
remained intact upon n portion of
the superior maxillary. After the
buggy horse was hitched up he
came to toyvo'. and Dr. Thorn
attended his wounds, taking several
stitches in his upper lip. . At pres
ent he does not; seem to be, much
worse for the accident except the
loss of his teeth.Ceutral Oregon
inn, 'i I II. ir .i.ivijv.v
Read TUB BULLETIN.
BUCKWHEAT DOBS Wfefefo
Fine Specimens of This Oram "flf'o'w
In: at Tuntalo.
TUMAM), Aug. 1. Oeorge WltrfcV
lux a flue ipeclman of Imclcwheat rarf-
tug ill' Kin gnnli'ii which promise to
lnnkc n heavy jiehl. Another new In
dustry for the Deftchiitcn 'country
imckwiieat nmi ic.
The wcntlicr Tian turned cooler mid
Uic cool, frevh nlr ncems f;ood agnlu.
Wc don't hear any more of the new
Kcliool district. What ha hapjicncd to
the people? They imrcly haven't given
it Up
KcportA from nil Kctloim My that a
good yield of grain will he harvcMed
here thin year. The people will not
lime to depend on Muyttnck for wed
grain another year.
J. II. O'Kcllcy of Haycrcek writes
that lie will lc up here with his new
steam thresher this fall to thresh every
ouu, of courw; he iiiancoryonc'sgrain.
Mr. O'Kcllcy is an old threshing ma
chine man and will do justice to his
work. All who want threshing clone
will do ell to write to Sir. O'Kcllcy.
MIm l'carl mhtowLTBiid Vera Mao
key visited at the I'ullfnm fiome over
Sunday and Monday this week.
Till country is a promising alfalfa
one. If you don't think so, ask J, N. Ill
Gerkla of Laldlaw, J If can tell you how
it grows.
Redmond Notes.
The new drug store is about complete,
ami the balance of the stock will be hare
shortly.
TIm I). I, & V. Co. have suspended all
construction work until further notice.
1'. C. Kowkie pttrclMMNl from the I). I.
& 1. Co. 61 lisnd of horws, 30 seta of
lMrna and 10 wngons, which he in
tends to sell At imbllc auction on Aug.
3 and 4.
A dance was g'veu on August 1 iu
lMMiorof the iliten boys. Rood music
and a good floor wm enjoyed.
The funeral of Mr. Hly's child was
held Sunday afternoon. Service Has
Ik-Id in the hall ami there was a large
attendant, after which m many as pos
sible went to the cemetery, which is at
forked Horn butte. Mr. ami Mrs. ltly
Imvc the heartfelt sympathy of the
whole comuuity.
P. MeCaflery Ium left for The Dalles
on n businesa trip.
Rosland Items.
We have been having very hot weather
the past wvek 104 iu the shade at Mr.
Hogue's.
William Itogue and Georgv ltogue
started ltayiiig lust Monday. Til Cald
well brothers also have started lutying.
They will hay the Pettgra place flrat, le
forelMytag. tbeirown ranches on Paulina.
Mr. Kdmond and family have moved
041 tliejr homestead a quarter of a wile
from KoeJand. They are doing a lot of
improving.
Mios Valeria Howard, it is rumored,
has taken Uie poition of Itay raker in
William Hogue's hay field.
Mr. ltdmouds is stage driver from It
laud to Odell while Mr. Sly is at Walla
Walla.
J. Taggart is drilling a well on his
homestead. They have drilled 10 feet
and find plenty of water.
Jim lllack ami Walter Vaudevort have
been riding for horses the past week.
The Hachelor girl have turned out to
xi great walkers, luiving walked to their
homes, n dUtnuce of nine milao, one
evening after school.
George Hewitt has got to be Lib best
fisherman 011 the river, having caught 33
large fish iu Iimm than an hour one day
latt week.
A jwldler junked through Rowland
Tuesday euroutc tq Klamath lHdls.
l'orest fires arc raging iu the direction
of Paulina awl Sisters. The air is filled
with smoke.
George Ueatty, Upward and Clausou
will not start haying till noa week.
Mr. Rumlmuglt is making 'a' business
trip to the valley. lie will rlturn soon.
The fish that is foolish enough tp bite
the hook is liable touet cuui'ht..for there
arc a number of export fishermen on the
river now.
The school has increased from five to
13 scholars the past week.
Chester Ilolliushend is stage driver
from Kosland to Prinevillc now.
Horses for Sale.
All sizes, broken nnd . unbroken.
nt F,rickson's ranch, Hear Creek.
7-20 , , '." '
Don't barrow TlieUulletin fioin vour
ucigipior suuscjido' ye n
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During July,' August and Sep
tembcr, the Central Oregon Untikr
Ing di'lYiisitoritpany will close At
2 o'clock eacn' Saturday Wfter
noon, i7tf
PILOT BUTTE INN
A. C. LUCAS, Proprietor
, .K . 4.11 r
Tables supplied with all the delicacies of the season
First-class Kquiptucnt
All stages stop
. RALPH SHELDON
Generdi Blacksmithing and' Wflgon Repairing
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY
fJtT Our shop is located opposite Baptist Church.
ssaaesssZ. F. MOODY
GENERAL
Commission and forwarding
MERCHANT. .
SHANIKO, - OREQON
Large, Commodious Warehouse. Consignments Solicited
Prompt attention paid to those who
favor me with their patronage
THROUaH FROM BOND
SHANIKO-PRINEVILLE
PRINEYILLJH1END
SCHEDULE
SOUTHBOUND
Leave Shaniko 6 p. m.
Arrive Frincvillc 7 a. m.
Leave Prineville 12:30 p. m.
arrive ucnu 7:00 p. iu.
FIRST-CLASS EQUIPMENTS FOR TRAVELLING PUBLIC
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT RATES REASONALE J
Bend Livery & Transfer C&
J. FRANK STROUU, Manager
LIVERY, and FEED STABLE
HORSIIS BOARDKD BY TUB DAY, WlEK OR MONTH
First-CMss Livery Rigs for Rent. 'Phone Ko. 15 r
nemlttrctt.bttwccuMlanctota ami Oregon, Bend Orccoil.
BENDS
MEAT MARKET
WAtl. STRUCT Opposite D. 11. Co. ,
THE finest stock of FRESH
MEATS in Crook County
Cured Meats and Lard and all
the Accessories of a First-Class
Market. Everything- new and
of the best. WHITE & HILL.
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RFPFATINfi
No matter, how 'Big llie bird, no matter how heavy its ptirnajte or
awift its fllgtyou can bring it to bag with a long; Strang,
straight shoorfiif Winchester Repeating Shotgun. Requite ti e Tnat
count. They always glva tho best results in fitWL iotI 01 trap
shooting, and are sold vithir reach of everybody's pocketbooL.
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Fine Rooms and Beds
at the hotel door
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TO SJIANIKO IN ONE DAY
CTAfiP TINE
01 AUG MllK
NORTHBOUND
Leave Bcud 6:00 a. ni.i
, Arrive Princvlllc 12:00 m. if
Leave Priuevillc 1 p. m.'jfl
1 vrnvc oimniico,. 1 a. m.
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