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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1907)
I t- Iftl II I the: o Orchard 'ill lctuling.varictics of WintjeJ. APPLIES ,or sale nt thc.orchnrd nt Y5c to 1 ?2 atinshd'. j Besfapples delivered at Madras, frineville, Redmond or CHnc Falls at pi 50 p. box; Deltveted at llcnd dr fcaidlaw 1.75 a bos. ,', , Send in your orders early. Satisfaction guaranteed. WILLIAM BOEGLI. Proprietor. Mauras, Oa., U. Ui.ll. No. 1. THE BEND BULLETIN "Por ovcr' ma, ffl square ileal, no irsa and no more." CHAUMiS 1. ROW1S '..EDITOR SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Ooc;nr..v. R(r month .. Three tnoathv. . Jo 'Inrmrlb".y In adrtnet.) t FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1907. HAPPENINOS FAR AND NEAR. Centre! Oregon News Notes Culled from Our Exchanges. ti. It. James has been appointed postmaster at Lnidlaw. The I'rineville creamery will be--itV.opcrations the latter part of this jwcc'jc and will pay 30 ceuts a pound for butter fat. A telephone line Will be built in -the Blue Mountain National Forest froii Big .Sutamit prairie to Day. ville, a dist-tr.ee of 100 miles. r Some persons in Silver Lake have been giving boys licjuor and the Oregonian says they nre known and are liable to get into trouble. Lakcvicw's electric light plant was struck by lightning recently and burned to the ground; The town is now relying on coal oil. Kd. Kutchtr, owner of a small threshing machine in the Madras neighborhood, has just completed the season's run. He threshed 28 coo bushels. Much grain is being hauled by team from Madras to Shaniko, and now that the roail train has been abandoned all of it will have to be marketed in this manner. o Head Ranger V. C. Ncfl, of the Fremont National Forest, was in jured last week. His horse threw him and then fell upon him, break ing his shoulder blade. The new - Methodist church at Frineville is about finished and services" were held there for the first time last Sunday. The- church contains a new organ that cost $300. -- . t Bruce Gray, a Frineville stock man, recently delivered 130 head of cattle at Shauiko. The steers were "vM nt ?3 fo and the cows at $2 50. Ti : steers weighed out about 4- .-u.'l. - nhan near Hood River careless fymixed with lis hog feed come ?ieul tontriiuiu'tr-' nr'tiic tliaf'hnd k pYenfirwl' for Tats 'and found Hie the urVijW oVu'cdon the hops iv '.itneUi 011 Vht iitti. lie is now Aiinus several fine porkers. L -o-. ffH The Review says that the Prftie .Villc Light'& Water ConiDiiiyMiaH 1il itMtnlled two new 10 kilrtwst 'jiijiiin'i'-i, thus increasing it.s power foe're trnfrj youe-lhlrtfc "The 'com pany hafl mach tjD!e to' Vidure a sulficieijt amount ct'fyti ctfl jtAvill hndoubjedly build a power plant on the Wattle next spring. A fty- Mrs. ula B. 'MiuMcan of Prine illle was the truest of Mrs. T. A. iptpulhi't''Mya. WHicau;, during a ccsnt visit to the Palouse wheat ftclds, drpve n combined harvester, nnd for supper the same day ate !)i$ctilts made from the flour milled Ihatday frpru,the wheat threshed while she was driving. -The Dalles Optituist. W.J. Schmidt, n Stockman bf Howard, Or., says he 4 has been running stock in the Blue Moun tains for 15 years ntul states that piuce the govornlucnt controlled the range the pasture Ins been improv ing, Writing to the Frineville Journal, he says: "I heartily en dorse the policy of the government In iis control of the forest range." 1 he l'rincville Hour null is run ning iS hours n day now and turns out 60 barrels of Hour daily, A new machine costing $2,000 has re cently been Installed nnd a better grade of flour ts the result. D. v. Stewart, the veteran millnnu who has made flour from Nebraska to the pacific, says the Crook county wheat this year is the best he ever handled. A Seattle company has made a proposition to the people of Silver Lake nnd vicinity to drill a well at some point in that neighborhood in quest ol artesian water, tue com pany agrees to go down Soo feet for 52,500, nnd in case flowing water i found at 500 feet or less the cost will be only $1,500. Subscriptions arc being solicited rind the well will probably be drilled. The 14-year-old son of A. W. Grater of Frineville had his left arm shot off a week ago while hunting. Getting through a wire fence he dragged a shot gun alter him, the hammer caught on some obstruction and the gun was dis charged. The Journal says the charge entered the arm through a wound about the size of a silver dollar, nnd dividing passed out in two places, taking about two inches of the bone and shattering about as much more. After being so se verely wounded the plucky lad walked two miles to town. Drs.' Belknap and Edwards removed the arm at the shoulder joiut. The line-up at the T.akcvicw land office is growing in number rapidly and it is expected that close to 1,000 people will be on hand on the morning of the 28th when tlu- office opens to receive filings. Those in line register as they appear, and nt 9 o'clock each morning and at 4 o'clock in the evening they line up and answer to the foil call. They arc released then and may go where they please. If one is ab sent when the roll is called the next in line takes the place and holds it thereafter, and if the missing party returns for the- next roll call he or she must take their place at the foot of the class. Very few vacan cies occur, however. There's NF.WS in The Bulletin. Seed Wheat for Sale. Cox seed wheat for sale, 2c per lb., at the Bend Livery & Transfer Stables. 3otf For Sale. Hardy, acclimated and well root ed plauts. Blackberries-fcawtou, Merscr eau, and Rathbtirn. CurrantsRed Dutch, and White Grape. Logan Berries. Raspberries Cumberland (black cap), Cuthbert (red), and Golden Queen (yellow). Strawberries Clark's Seedling, the famous Hood River., 3itf For prices, etc. address, L. D. Wihst. Bend,' Oregon. Don't lor,j Bulletin. -t 10 subicribj for The 33i Fresh Complexion lireterved and uroiliicdl lv llo'jtrlinc, a mild, dcifjjlilful lakrt the iktn rxmihiTelv tofii luiiiihe ncklcd aicaryirc caused 'I iy over urvneut rriluct.-i tl y ovtr ilryncHj ttttufei the iie of larzrd porei. cleanse" llitin. re. fnlarzrd pore, clcmir lli tlur ei inflammation ami yrfl'li an even, radi nit clow due tu lnJi.ijie nmiriili 11x.11. of kin gland an I Hi miction of tlicjcnpilluic- which alto feed the kln and (upijy hi ficaltldul color. Aikytur Drusglitfifafrti lainplt of EOBERTINE ' -1 p - w f . - - - - - a J -sm . apMapW-p a ro-A IfflVI 11 Afil Horn Imbedded In tree In 182 Years. In 1881I Jason Elder of Paiilcy, while rambling in the woods, came across n yellow pine tree in which he disco voted at the base a moun tain sheep's horn imbedded therein, and which he longed to investigate. No favorable opportunity presented itself to do 50 until October 3 when Elder, who was supervising the building of the government trail nt ntul near the pines whete the tree stood, cut it down nnd cut n block from the tree in which the horn wns imbedded. This lie sent to Guy M. Ingram, forest sujwrvisor at I.nkcview, and which Mr. In gram highly prizes, nnd U n curi osity rarely if ever seen before. The tree wns 31$ feet in diameter and was 213 years old. The horn was n little to one side of the center of the tree nnd ran in n circular direction, nnd instead ' of being curled as mountain sheep's horns arc, wns almost straight. From the outside of the horn to the outside of the tree it showed Stiuce it was im bedded therein that 1S2 years had elapsed. The horn was soaked with pitch, and wns 30 inches long. The horn nt the bise was to incites in diameter nnd protruded from the tree nbout six inches. Silver Lnkc Leader. Porcli-ncr Want Orej-on Land. Oregon is attracting the attention of Russian and Baltic German im migrants. One inquiry received by the Orrgou Development League from a thoroughly reliable source says! "Particulars desired ofn tract of about 4000 acres of good laud suitable for general farming nnd stockraistng, not more than 10 miles from rail or steamboat trans portation that can be purchased for cash for not to exceed 530 an acre, for a Russian colony," The in quiry further says: "Our people arc Circassians from the Caucasus, honest, sober, industrious, and physically the equal of any race in Europe. They will bring over their Arab horses and Angora sheen and goats. They will be a credit to any community in which they may settle and if satisfied will be followed by immigrants from the Baltic Germans and from Russia. 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