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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1907)
LOCAL BITS. Next .Sunday It Easter. W. II. .Seller left for Portland S u ml a y. ( C. W. Klitqt and Prank Oln uT Redmond were In llciul Tuesday. , Wtrtlc In lioiv in progress on the telephone lilii lutotlic Arnold ditch tltstrlct. C. 1). IlroNVti win In Prlneville on bintium last week l'rldny mid Saturday. M. I.. KrlckstM of I.okevicw. government forest Inspector, wiw in llcnd Moi(ny. Alfulfu ntid rye liny, Wheal mid rolled b.ulcy grain, mid potatoes for nle by Arnt Anne. I)r. C. W. Merrill, returned Wednesday night from a business trip to Portland mid Union. II. Ir. Dietcl, representing tin Mmlrus Milling Co., wns attending to bnsincsN here hint Monday. Merrill bus the agency for the Hldrodgc sewing inncliine. One just arrived. Step In and look at It .Mlhs Hthel Chapman exacts to start in about three weeks on the trip to the Jauiestow,ii ,vxpoitluu. M. O'Connor of The Dalles in in llcnd this week attending to bus! tless connected with timber inter trtli. W. K. Cusc, II. O. Price and V. 0. Mustoc wore in llcnd lnt Soliir day looking ovc ditch laud in this tcgiou, M. Kelly, Who is in the employ of the Hhevliu cdiilp.iuy, arrived in llcnd lnt Thursday and Is now out in the timber. W. G. Mason and E. 12. I.amb of I'ortlnud arrived lit Uc'nd last Saturday. They arc interested l timber hereabout. H,nt Fred Iltinncll is expecting his sister and her husband,' from Eugene, to arrive and take up their residence here. Cut prices still obtainable at the lleud Mercantile Co. Don't miss .this chance to save from $ to 35 per cent ou your supplies, ' Robert Ilowscr left last Monday for J.aidlaw where he goes to work, Big Cut. in..; ...Groceries New IVllte l'miice, rrxiilnr prUr b)(c cr ll., 1111 , Hard water Cu.lllc Soup, fi.nmrl) lue p-r liari cul price, fall C renin Chcnx, rrntiir iiic 1 jxsr It.; now t 5c 5c 15c Poiiro. Vanilla, former price juo; now ,,',, .Mine I toa Claim, former price K?J IHW..1.J 25c 5c lirccn and lllnck To, formerly ia 1 jmi; now ?UC K'c Muiti, formerly c: 12c IIUW.... ,.,,.., t'nlnii Meat Co.'n KlimiMem, i i n frwli, (oriuer'prlre 160, nuw 1rC 4 .1 Armour! While Plonthig Sonp, wim 10c thir now, , 1 , , , 5c Salmon, 1 lli, can, 3 can now ' for.".' ,', .',,. Ml CiqkciiI Wlient I'lnVci, Mine mi ' I'orcc, now? for., , 25c 25c . 5c (Ill Sardine, formerly 10c; now. I'orfcctioii Stock Catsup, wim j wj ? i 1 now.., XtOKl I'oiiiitiilu Aprkoln, former price ") 1 HM35C now , ZUt t'oiinluln (trapes, formerly 35c; -) r Itoud Coffee, a 3W, iCZrt now..., ,' IOC J.nunilry Soup, formerly a for )c lie; now 7 for ZuL TvmatOM, 3 cam tC for J.3C orn, former price ijcs 10r f.iirRo l'renoli I'miim, former Q n 1 price uc now O C I'onntnin IVaahoA, formfef price rn 33c; now ':.,..'. JUJs I'niiiitulii StniwberrieH, former ly 30c; now , 25c llVRKYTIIINa IN Tilt? DU(1 i.INU Prescriptions tilled by n Experienced Registered Pharmacist W. S. NICHOL Springtime Is hpre with Its houseclcunlng und gen oral rejuvenating, Get in line and paint up a little. I have a fine and dandy and complete line of Paints, Oils and Stains AL.L. KINDS A lot of new stoves, from the big kitchen range. A fine assortment to choose from. Come and look them over. Stoves "-'. $2.50 to $60 BargainsEvery ono of them COAL OIL FOR SALE J. I. WEST, - - - Bend, Oregon L nMMHBNMVMaMaMnrWiHHHMH during the season, on ditch land nml a iliert claim bulotigiug 1 him A new line of shoes it expected the flr.it of the week at Merrill's. Tans, chocolates und canvas shoes for men, ladies, children and misses. Mrs. George Knarr, who recent, ly purchased the Rlcd.soe cottage on east Ironnqod, is having it re modeled into quite a commodious building. Deputy Supreme Oracle, Royal Neighbors of America, Alfateta Orcntt of Enterprise, Or., is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Win. 1. Downing, on the Titmcllo. A number of Hums business nlen have agreed to keep their places ot business, closed ou Sunday from April 1 to July t, and published their signatures to that effect. "Dad" West has rented the Hrock eighty across the river west of I)nd will dear and plow it and Atfctl It to wheat. Rene West and William Holllushcad arc doing the, work, ,. A Washington dispatch states that laud In The Dulles laud dis trict that had been withdrawn has been restored to entry. The location of this laud could not be learned. Next nek C. W. Merrill will have shelves put in the .store room adjoining his present location and will move his stock ol goods into that building when the work is finished. Hend' people who made final proofs ou timber claims at Silver I.nke last week were: Mrs. W. II. Sellers, Mrs. Ilcntrice Wilkin- sou, Mrs. Charlotte Mcuillvray, and I,. J. Jonas. It ii repotted tlia't G. M. Cornell hus leased "tlic Dick Vandevcrt place in the Meadows country and will move the Mngc station from Koslaud to that place. Mr. Cor uctt will mote Ills family onto that ranch. A load of ' MftMrits fldilr nrrlvcd here last Moilday for the lleiid merchants. This floUr has n very good reputatldn whefett'r 'It' has been Introduced and'1 it wilf no doubt soon exclude the imported brands Irom this market. The Knight of Pythias wlio went to lleiid last week to institute n new lodge report a royal good time. A banquet was given at O'Kaue's Hotel. The Bond lodge starts olT with '(t membership of twenty. Prlncville Journal. The Indies of the Catholic church have this week beeil' Installing a How altar In thbir church and ar ranging the. customary accompany ing decorations. The altar was made by George llrosterhous' arid the lumber was donated by Hetiry lyiuster. Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Rotten, nccompauicd by the nurse, Miss lloulder, left Wednesday morning for Portland - Where Mrs. Batten will spend a few weeks recuperat the dinky little henter to ing from her loui; illness and will then go Hast to spend the summer with relatives. A Farmers' Mutual Telephone Co. is being organized at Silver Lake to build it line from thnt place to Summer Lake. When the extension of the line from Rend to Silver I.akc is finished, Rend will have telephone connections with the distant. Summer Lake valley A prominent Tanchcr of Powell Dulles got stalled with a load of grain last Saturday in Rend on a level street and ou u road practic ally as hard as a pavement. Tlu rancher threatened to "punch our cocoanut" if anything was said about it, so we dassn't mention names. It, A, Sathcr has made a great improvement in his store room this wtoki The partition between the st'dh: proper and a storage room in the hrar has been taken out and the"two'room3 thrown into one. The room has been further en larged by an addition of several feet built drito the rear end. The Modern Woodmen of Rend will give a grand ball next Mon day evening, Ihe "first day after liastcr and on the night of April Fool's day. l'hey advertise "Two Nights In One. The dance will be given tit the Club hall and a full orchestra will furnish music. Tickets, including stippcr, only ft. 50. Owing to the irregularity of the arrival of tiialls lately, A. II. orant lias made arrangements whereby his bundle ol Oregouians will bo delivered to the Rend. Madras, dhaniko Stage Co. at Shan iko which company will deliver them Ut Rend. This will itisure the receipt of Mr. Grant's bundle of Oregouians several hours sooner than they have been coining'--in many cases n day or mdre earlier. Hugh O'tfatlc Is hnving a good ly amount of work ddlie on ,,his homestead north of Ucdlitoitd. The buildings recently put up include a house, barn, chicken house and Vail Tassel & Davis, Real Estate Agents and Locators Madras, t n Handle Farm Lands and Town Property If you don't find what jou want in the irrigated belt, give them n call. They Imve improved farms at $io to lis per acre. see; them at Madras, - Oregon I pig pens He will have about 70 acres into crop, chiefly oats and alfalfa. April 1 he will receive 11 shipment of pear, cherry, peach nud ripple trees to, b, set out on the homestead He and Mrs O'Katie will leave Monday for the ranch. Another new comer who has set tled 011 litud east of Rend is Robert N'oland. formerly of Granville, N D. Mr Nolaud has bought 80 ncrcs adjoining the C. C. Close place 011 the Rear creek road and will proceed to clear it and net it into crop. He reports a hard trip coming West, having been delayed by snow blockades, .etc., taking three weeks to come through. Mrs Nolatid is expected lo arrive thr last of this week, Iv W. Richardson and family have recently moved here from Wulla Wnlla. Wash. He has purchased 40 acres of ditch land adjoining the Wilkinson place-cast of town and is working hard to get It iut'i crop this season. He got onto the land only a few days ago but already has it fenced and a barn built. Mr. Richardson passed through Rend about three years ni'o looking over the country and since then has kept his eye on this place, with the result that he now is here to make it his home. Several new subscribers put on this week. Vour turn next. ThCentrol Ore goiv Banking (Mb Trust Company icorTin 1914. qapltal 525,000.00 Transacts a Oeneral Bank Irtg Business. Acta as Administrator, Ex ceptor or Trustee of Estates Issues, Drafts and Bank Money Orders on all Foreign Countries. Interest on Tint jQcfasUs Safe Deposit Boxes. Fire Insurance. DIRECTORS:; A. M. Duke, A. U Goodwlllte, l'resi.lcnt. Vice I'rei. J. It. Ijiwnrncc, SccrtUry. I'. 0. Minor, Cashier. BUND, OREGON mf vvrh' EXPERIENCE Tnoc Marks ucmiaNB . CoPvmaHTS Ac, Anras trattn a tksltto tn4 dMciicUon nil qoleklr &KrtA!n oar itpinloo tn b(br fta InTMilnii U probablr Mlvoikbl. CcunuolMv Ikunt mtcttr ionadcutlil. H(NOB0O( on l'iatl MM Ir. (MilMt uHirr ror HCMlllUUlUU. , tu. rtTf smm jiiticrkdn, X hanitiamtlr lllnilrl4 WMklr. rr.t dr. ruUllo)i of T iclnllS louma). Tint, II a roar njoniaj, fi. voia oraii uwhmwi, Co8U""d""-NewTfjrk warn. WMbuxtoa. u. a nruubosko. Oregon. iyTjijjra 'Tfrnl PILOT BUTTE INN A. C. LUCAS, Proprietor Tables supplied with all tlv delicacies of the season First-class Equipment All stages stop LIVERY AND FEED (lood Rigs :- C. D. BROWN AEND, - DKALUKS IN Central Oregon Real Estate Timber and Desert Lands a Specialty If We buy or sell youi land no raat'sr where situated. We can sup ply you with any class of land at ai y time. Call on us or write for further particulars. riAKiinji Shop and IlATIIS IN Hornr. Hotel HUQH O'KANE, Prop. MOST CKNTRALLY I.OC THD HOTEL IN BEND. SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION, New House, .New Furniture, Re unable Rates. Good Rooms -Always Reserved for Transient Trade. M F. aBNDRVL Commission and forwarding MERCHANT. SHANIKO, - OREGON large, famei'ms Yaretaue. Grnigmtris'StMUi Frotnpt attention p&-1 to Usok who UVor me with thfr Slj - 4- RALPH SiiELDON General' tlacksmithing -.n4 Wagon Riirs HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY 0T Our shop Is located opposite Baptist Church. NEW DAILY STAiE From BEND 'to SHANIKC and AH fateVidr Points New and Up' - Special Attention The Most Scenic Route Best Eating PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN PAST FREIGHT Por Rates lb tattd tocators F. O. MINOR, Berid.'br., or V. a.W0MEN biful IloborttnQ gives what very woman moat dealrw a perfect complexion It brlnca that tort, imooth, Ireah, clear tint to the cheek that J)note yautlifulnes.i. It will brine beauty to tlioa who lack It. It wilt retain It (or tho who already possess It. It vlll enablo you to successfully combat the ravaeca ot weather and time. Don't doubt don't artroe. Just try Ilobertlne Your drucslrtt will Rive you a freo sample. All drue Klts keep Ilobertlne, BOREpTJlit isrfe! k .. . vcr-, 15IWII nwwnaMHBaMMBrfM I Fine Rooms and Reds at the hotel door B.RN IN CONNECTION L'insonnbic Charges (&w COMPANY OREGON AtX KINDS OP Bend CORNKK Bond and Okkgon Strkkts MOODY atroi mlXXp tmi vo - date Outfit to Traveling Men In Central Oregon Houses, on Any Stage Line TO EXPRESS and BAGGAGE I A SPECIALTY and Timber Men, address J .v. BUCKLEY, Agt., Snaralko, On HTOMMH MHIIWlBltWIMilHIli FBANK REISTLE CNCRAVER and ELECTROTYPER fwOMIIW WO-2IIWMKI MMvncoto. FIR PRICE I "" .l.lllf-lllW. 11 I I Ars you a subscriber? 1