The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, June 28, 1907, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL BITS. Celebrate In Dcud." When you want a cool drink cnll nt. tlic corner driii; ntorc. Wanted Hired jjirl fpr KcncTnl lioitsework. J. U. Snwhiil. Hume grown titrnwbcrrlcs and cream at the Corner Drtij: Ktort next Sumlny. Dr. Coc reportH n io-outid k!t1 'born to Mr. and Mrn. McGlllvrny on .Saturday, the 33rd. Mm. C. W. Merrill Ik on (lie sick list. having been confined to Iter room during tlic pant week. The fourth tttatUrly conference ;'tlic M. K. church will Ik; held xt Kutiirdny evening at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Sklpworth will preach morning and evening next Sunday. 'Everybody Invited to ottcntl these Mtrvictw. A. I,. Goodwlllic lint rented the sotitlioflst room on the nucoud floor of the 1m nk. building ntnl has opened an office therein. A. II. Grant U having the lot Itctwccii the Ktofllcc and the Trijv lett building fuiteod and will tt..n liii chickens therein. " The delieuclw of the senson homegrown (ttrawlxjrrlw and crenm will be served at the Comer Drug .Store next Sunday. lercy Walter wn a builtiest cal ler In lkmil Saturday from hiirnnch wit of town. IIw rejortn that his oati and other grain are doiug flut. Hunter it SuhU Imve openot! nu office on the first floor of the bank Imildiug and will hereafter conduct tlioir ImiMium from that oflice. A. I,. Goodtvillic IlM purcha.icd the lot' formarly occupied by the IUdley & Stenrur. jwdooti and is havliiK the rtibbUh thereon cleared ofTaud burned. J. It. Wcnaiitly recently returned to Jlciul with four new hor.105 for bis livery. They ate fine animals and were purchased on Opal Pruiric and Agtttcy I'laiu. On the .vd mid 4th of July, A. II. Grant will move hi fruit, ice; cream and enndics across the street into the J. I. West building, where they will bo on le. Ileiid was vUitcd by n very heavy down jxiur of rain Thursday after noon, a good Soaking downfall that tailed njl of an hour. The precip itation was .98 of an inch. 1'. S. Stanley of Portland and. Prank K. Harvey, a capitalist of Ohio, arc expected to arrive in Demi today. Mr. Harvey is a stockholder in the I). I. & P. Co. mid U out on it tour of inspection. Presiding Itldur Skipworth, of The Dallas, mid ttav. Jeunctt, of Priuuville, weiu in lUncl the first of the week on tlwir kwnv to the W. P. Vandevcrt ranch where they' will .spend a few duya fishing on the upper Dshchtites, As fine strawberries ns can xi crown auywhuru arc now 011 sale. in Uund mid they arc home grown berries too, The Kowlcc ranch, n "mile cast of Hem), is getting a flue yield from its patch and is icta'iliug 11 portion of the crop. ; The ladies of the union church will have mi ice cream booth 011 the 'Fourth, which will be built next to the Merrill buildings. An expert ice cream maker from the Ka.st will b: in Dcud at that fine and lius promised to make the cream for the ladies. I Hunter & Stanly closed n deal lost Saturday with W. 15. Sellers in which they disposed of a part of their personal timber holdings, the deal involving 22,000. These gentlemen have concluded that tim ber has about reached' the top price until a railroad is built into this section, and thought it n'good time lto (JfspOMS of a part of their hold, Second-Hand Ftflrniture I haw secured quite n line of Bccond-hhud furniture and If you want to save money and who of 'h 'do not? you should step in mid examine what I have. VoVtnay find just what you want. The list includes Chairs, Bedsteads, Tables, Dressers, a good Organ for $40, Stoves. REMEMBER I HAVE FOR SALE Boiled Linseed Oil & Turpentine J. I. WEST, Will you celebrate in Ilcnd? The very best of cool, refreshing ice cream sodas at the coiner drug store. Dr. Coe was unable to get away to attend the meeting of the State Eclectic Mcdiwl Association at Portland, as announced Inst week, his professional duties requiring his attention here, J. II. Wciiandy has secured nu option 011 the Ralph Sheldon pro petty, which option he says he will take advantage of before it expires. He will later build n modern barn that will cover the entire lot and in which will be the livery and stage stock, together with livery, stage and express offices. The barn will 1 modern in every way, strictly ip-to-date. A letter received from II. R. Satchwcll states that Mr. Satchwcll has lecu tendered and has accepted a position as auditor of the Pacific & EnMcrii Railway, n new road be iiig built into the Crater Lake country. An official of the road, hearing that Mr. Satchwcll was in Portland and having been acquaint ud with him for the past 15 years, hunted him up and offered him the poiition It is a flue position and Mr. Satchwcll is to be congratu lated upon securing it. Tlic little four-year-old sou of Prank Hodsoii has inherited sonic of the fisherman qualities of his "daddy". The 'other day, while Prank was netting a boat ready for use, the little chap picked up the x)lc mid line mid made a cast into the river, pulling out n fish in a minute or two. His father then took him out in tlic boat, equipped him with a pole and line and set him to work. The youngster hooked four, one or two of them so large that his father had to laud them for him. The hive of lec.s purchased by A. II. Grant last spring put forth a large line swarm Wednesday morning alul for a few minutes there was excitement galore at the Grant place. Nearly all the women and children of the neighborhood were out with tin pans making a noise ns though pandemonium had broken loose. The bees soon set tled in two large bunches and were The Best Candies Ever... Wc have ti large shipment of candies on tlic? way to Bend and expect it to arrive daily. The goods Include some of the finest chocolates that have ever been brought to town. If you have a sweet t8)th satisfy your longing at oiflr. store. $ "ananati, Oranges and Cherries also on hand. Our prescription cqunter is in charge of an ex-por-oriced registered pharmacist. RKoffiif? HE-.SGOFIEQ DRUQ CO. lUnfr.i.'iMi i Mattresses, Bed Springs, l 'and Bend, Oregon 1 easily "hived " Mr. Grant thinks that two swarms came away at the one time from the parent colony, and bases his belief 011 the fact that the bees settled in the two places. Gram has a flue line of drinks for these hot day, including root beer, orange cider, cacli marine, ice rrcatn sodas, and lemonabc. Two fishing parties left this mottling after the supply of trout lor the big trout Imtwcuc. The first pntty wns headed by Ralph Sheldon and consisted of George Simmons, Prank Hodsoii, Will Hates mid J. II. Woods. They will go up on Pall River and fish down to Itaiiham Palls. Nick Smith, John Moss, Joe Hunter, Si Cordell and John' Shulty comprise the second crew. They will fish from lleuham Palls down river to Ilcnd. These two crews are some of the bast fisherman in the neigh borhood and it is certain that there will be plenty of trout on the Fourth. Commercial Club Meeting. There will be a meeting of the Commercial Club in the 11. M. hall next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Please bear this in mind and do not forget it. Matters of import ance need attention. livery nun who has the future development of Dcud aud-viciuity at heart should be there. Come out. John Stkiw., President. Contrary Urutee. Fred A.; Hunuclt, who has n homestead southeast of Dcud, is to try the experiment of allowing a bunch of goats the privilege of chewing up the sagebrush on n quarter-section. He expects they will do so and thus save him the expense of clearing the laud. They may, but it is n cinch the goats will surprise their stomachs in the act. Goats only eat what you don't want them to. Priue villc Review. Photographer Coming. I.. S. Lambert, the traveling photographer, will be in Dcud on July i, a, 3 utid 4. Now is the time to get your picture taken. Prices low. All work guaranteed. Don't read your neighbor's Dul tetiit. Subscribe for it yourself. UMs After Arterial Water. J I'iiiwii mu-i, 1 wuu uit milling lour wells for the Deschutes Irriga tion & Power Co. 1 and who drilled the well at Redmond, will sink the second one 011 cither the Johnston or H.iidwiii much, the drilling to Ugni within the next few days. In the hccond well an attempt to find artesian wulcr will be made, an 1 the well will be put down to a depth of 1,000 leet If necessary, in the attempt to sveute artesian water, even i-limild thuy find plenty of wu'cr higher up as they did in the Redmond well. The company is con fidt-nt that artesian water can be hud, and the; are going to consid erable excuse in tlicir efforts to se cure it. If flowing water is found the drill will be returned to Redmond and 11 second well put down there with the hojc of getting artesian Water at that place. A temporary purap has been in stalled at Redmond and is now pumping water. Oeath of Alra C. A. Chapman. About a week or 10 days ago Mrs. C A Chapman was brought to town from their Powc-II Butte home stead, suffering from quite a severe Tlfness The find of this week she began to fail rapidly and passed away Wednesday evening about 8 o'clock. The nature- of her ill ness w:as a complication of peritoni tis and pleurisy with an abscess forming fit her right side, which caused severe .suffering. Dr. Ed wards of Priticville w.ii called in consultation with I)r Turley, but her illness was too n utc for medi cal skill to avail. She leaves a sot rowing husband and daughter to m m her loss, a young man sou, Ci 1 having been accidcutly killed uln-wi two years ago when digging a wt.ll The funeral services will be held tomorrow morning(aud interment will be made in the Deud cemetery. Mrs. Carl Chapman, daughter-in-law of the deceased, is expected to arrive in Rend today to be present at the funeral. For Sate. Forty acres of ditch land, all cleared and fenced; 38 acres irri gable Good 160 acre homestead joining with canal crossing it. In quire or address The Bulletin office. Hull for service at H. W. Mor rill's stable near, former; V. B. D. Co's mill at Bend. , 15-18 The crowd js coming to. Bend to ecltbratc. Will you be with the crowd? Wall Paper... Spend a plcawnt half hour look ing over my wall paper samples at your own home sitting comfortably in your caty clinir ly the tcry Iiht and amid the exact surroundings where jou ex pect them to lutiK that's the way to select Mall paper. Uxamine and com pare the txnutiful dcsiu.ii. exquisite tints and rich color elfccu to your heart's content. rick out the exact pattern you want the one that really harmonizes with the furnishings of your home and with your idcdls-you see the whole line the very latest designs the loveliest tints and, richest color effects, includiug the im ported nattcii in Moire, tnncstrv. color lilctnU, ingrains, varnished tiles, ttanitas, sanitile anil the beautiful pressed' leaincr meets 01 i,iu-o.wau ai prices ranging jrom 7 cents up. N. V, Wkidkk, Bend, Oregon, The Central Ore gon Banking (& Trust Company IMCUKI'OnATI.D $o. Capital $25,000,00 1 1 V Transacts a aeneml Bank ing Business. Acts ns Administrator, Ex ecutor or Trustee of Estates .1 Issues Drafts and Unnk AJoiicy Orders on nil foreign Countries. Interest ori Tliite Deposits , , Safe Deposit Boxes. Fire Insurance. Joint Stcidl, President J, K, Sawhlll, Vice-President nd Cashier r .-4-, u ., rrr PILOT BUTTE INN A. C. LUCAS, Proprietor Tables gtrp'plled with all the delicacies of the season First-class Equtpnient All stages stdp "at LIVERY AND FEED Good Rigs -:' C. D. BROWN BEND, - UPAI.ER3 IK Central Oregon Real Estate Timber and Desert Lands a Specialty f We buy or sell your land no matter where situated. We can sup- 1 ply you with any class of land at any time. Call on us or write for further particulars. llAHDKR. Shop and llATIIS IN IfOTRI. Hotel HUGH 0'KANE,.Prop. MOST CENTRALLY LOCATED H..'1'.L IN'IDE.VD. SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION. New House, New Furniture, Reawaulc Rates. Good Rooms Always Reserved for Transient Trade. A Z. F. CJENERAL Commission and forwarding MERCHANT. SHANIKO, - OREOON Large, CoBaodfeu Warehouse. JofisigaaeBtsSsBcitel Prompt attention paid to those who , M( favor me with their patronage RALPH SHELDON General Blacksmithing and Wagon Repairing HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY JtUT Our shop is located opposite Baptist Church. NEW DAILY STAGE From BEND to SHANIKO and All Interior Points New and Up - Special Attention The Most Scenic Route In Central Oregon Best Eating Houses on Any Stage Line ' PROMPT ATTENTIOGIVEN TO EXPRESS and BAGGAGE PAST FREIGHT A SPECIALTY For Rates to Laud Locators and Timber Men, address BEND, MADRAS & SUANIKO STAQE CO., Bead, Or. iloEiLiES-iS a Sallo7nc5s Transformed l to Dusky Beauty A u-rlin bccoir-s fticiiuiinc tvhjn delicately soft; xuulcmirrad with tlfj radiant 'Rio wliMi indi ctesalicaMiy.wtiesUn, Kobcrt. jne kcepitl kin rclirtcd in iniility, k.rtpaiHifcifrcffroinelopgii.gwaste miJiiiiuilatf thsilny capillarieli eantrilnitetltecnloruhichchaansiii lilomlemid luiincltcntiic. I'obrrt Ine ii certain roicttian ,igaint Ian, lunburn and frccklet if aflicd be. lore riiioiure to lun it wind. Spread likeau imictcc'tlli!c heen ofpiijeorersLlit.Uifacr.fonninja ldcld tihii'atin( mid 'iftjeivinx a m i $& v a M ui 1 irai r, m t rnm Dram y. iftHU4Ut rza M" "I 1 - 1 .1 .1 ! Fine Rooms and Beds the Hotel door BARN 'IN. CONNECTION 'Rcason&bfc Charge's J 2b COMPANY OREGON ALL KINDS OP Bend Cob nek DONO AND" Oki'.oon STREirrs 'J MOODYa J to - date Outfit to Traveling: Men FRANK. REISTLE ENGRAVER and ELCTR0TY1R mow uu Mta-4i4af kci Mmrs h IHIKHlini'ikll miwm FAIR PRICE ingi.