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LOCAL BITS.
'1'lii'ie will he mirvlccl Ml muni
in the iiuncli next Stuitluy.
Gtitiruu and 1M. 'llrostcrlidhs re
iiuildiiK new puws for the Catholic
olmrrli.
Jiuk Kelley is tli best finliurtiinii
1n CukIu county, ho Alpha Aid
ridne.i.s.
Aimmul Sliirnrur Imilt a house on
111 hunwitlM(l on thu north or Aw
buy bi.tte liiii week.
Uln'ond Unburn wns III from tl.e
Kobrt llro ' ranch nwar J5Mers
Wcdm-ndajr with a load of liny
A. vl. I,ri has built a luritc
iIiitfotin itt the tear of his stoic on
which todipluy hU farm iniichiti
ury Klin for hutching fiam pure
hri'it Indiun Riiuuor ilnckii. fi.25
per Hi-tuiiK W. 1 Dowiiiiik.
IIciui. UrKon. .lot I
I J. A. I'niWy, C. W. Richie, Oco.
T. Sly mid M I' Hawthorn were
huKMHMw viviior In lltsiid the firnt
hull of tliu week.
A fin tins of ladles' bnt.s the
latent Mentions of the seasonwill
urtive at the Merrill Co ' Mote in
'it wwk or 10 days.
I.i"t Huckkiii-roan pony with
suddle and br idl-i 011 ilusiTt. He
Hum to owner anil receive icwunl.
H.J OVMHTUUI'.
Ktft.cn I coiners to Hcud are Mr.
Unfit and laiily from Sokuiie.
'J'lwv at livitiK in the SNuuiorc
cottage oil OiKon street.
A. II. ('.rant hat hnd the poM
fflk buililntft (Minted lioth inside
Htitl out, which make a great tin
KWVtmeiit 111 its Hpeiirauce.
Kev. Geo Short wr'tes from Cal
ifornia that since Koitut then, he
hn iircatlv improve! in health and
is now almost entirely lucovured,
Mr. and Mrs. W. I), Sillers are
down from their hoiuu.stciid ncut
Qdell TUty have commuted on
the homestead and will now reside
here.
Ni.-k Welder left for I'rliievllle
Yue'.y niorrtiuK rts 11 dcUgatc
from the local lodge of the Modern
Woodmen to h meeting of Wood
incii ttt the county .scat.
It i getting; time to make garden
.ami lite Heiid news stand can .sup
ply tu with all kinds of mkN, in
chilling onion sets. Alfalfa and
clover need alto in stock.
Dr. Turley reports a nine pound
boy born to Mr. ntut Mm. W V
Myers of I.nidlaw on Tuesday last
The new Mil and heir has ken
named Theodore Hills Myi:r.s.
The Ladiee' League of the Pres
byterian church will give a food
ril at J I West's furniture store
next S.iturdny nfteruooii.. Siintliir
salon will be given every other Sat
tmlay thereafter.
The Indies of Ilcnd nud vicinity
should not fail to examine the line
of fine huts that will be on pale nt The
Merrill .store in n few days. They
will be here in time for you to r
cure your Easter lint.
A Mr. McGlnshau, nil hydro
grainier in tiic employ ot tlie gov
eminent. Is in these parti; measur
ing thu How of the different streams.
The first of the week lie wuh nt the
head of Tumello measuring that
stream.
H. C. Kills has received n full
supply of blanks from the Dcpirt
incut of Commerce nud Labor to
lc used by tho.se who wish to make
application to the department to
hccurc laborers, us outlined in The
littlletiii two weeks ago.
Nick Welder reports thnt nt the
county convention of Woodmen nt
I'riucville, Uend wns chosen as the.
plnce at which to hold the next
convention in 1911. Nick was alio
elected 11 delegate to tlie .state con
.vention which- meets nt Aslilntul
in May.
J. II. Onclll wilt have a building
erected ut once on the northwest
corner of block nine, at the inter
.section of Wall and Minnesota
sheets. The building will be
18x32 feet nud will be occupied,
for u time nt least, by Mr. nud Mrs.
Onelll as 11 residence.
A fine line of Easter postal enrds
nrc now oil display nt the news
Htnud. Remember your distant
friends by sending them one.
II. II. Duvlos renched llcud
Tuesday noon with his ntttomobilc,
a 32-hor.scpower Rambler, having
driven it lit from The Dalles. Since
then every youngster In town has
been his warm friend.
Mr. Ell Hills, father of our popu
lar .U. S Commissioner and future
codnty judge, celebrated his ootb
birthday Thursday. Numerous
friends in the Hast remembered the
date and event and mailed Mr.
Hills tokens of their remembrance
In the form of postal enrds, he hav
ing received over 100 of these re-meiubruuccs.
J. llttrrows and family ar
rived in llcud Tuesday from
Spokane to take up residence on
ditch land. It Is understood that
Mr. Borrows litis bought n forty
just cast of l'ilot Iluttc. ,Mr. Ilur-
rows nud Mr. DcArmoiid, with
their liimilics, ennic in together,
and llcud people arc glnd to ttcc
them locating so close to our town.
The cleaning up of the town,
which was Inaugurated n't the suit-
gestiou of the Ladies' Library Club,
has been going on for the past week
and hns made n great imprdvcnicut
in the npcnraucc of Hcud. The
Indies should receive due credit for
starting this good work, ns '.should
also the C. O. D. Co. for donating
the use of n team and wagon with
which to haul away the refuse.
R. II. DcArmoud and family
arrived in llend Tuesday afternoon
nud will take up residence on h
forty of ditch laud just enst of Pilot
Iluttc. Mr. DcArmoud wns in this
Miction two or three years ago.
Since then he has Ikcii traveling
through different partsof Washing
ton but hns finally decided to locate
here for the reason thst he believes,
ns he says, thnt this country has
the very brightest prospects before
it.
Dr. Coc cports the following
births during the past week: To
Mr. nud Mrs. Ray Gticriu, on the
Ilnswell-Gucriu much, on Monday
night, n daughter; to Mr. nud Mrs.
W. ly. Graham, of Sisters, a daugh
ter, on Saturday night; to Mr. nud
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Mrs. Andrtis, of I.nfdlnw, ft daugh
ter; to Mr. nnd Mrs. derive, on
Wednesday, n daughter; to Mr.
nud Mrs. Jack Kelley, An Thurs
day, n boy; to Mr. nnd Mrri. Stoltr..
north of Iiidlaw, a daughter.
llcud is greatly improved in ap
tienrniicc since the cleaning-tip dny,
but there tire one or two places thnt
are badly In need of rejuvenation.
One of these is the vacant block
just east of the Pilot Hutle Inn,
which looks considerably like A
dump pile pr garbage heap with
tin cans and other refuse scattered
about. That portion of the town
is undoubtedly seen more by trav
elers coming into Dcud than any
other part of town, nud it should be
cleaned tip nt once. Let someone
get busy.
Mr. nud Mrs. Oueill returned to
Hcud Sunday evening after spend
ing the winter in California. They
nre both rent glnd to get back, and
Mr. Oueill says lie believes Ileud
has the brightest prospects of any
place with which he is acquainted,
rimes arc hard nnd wages low in
California, and there is not enough
work for those who nrc willing to
work. In one community mni nrc
working for$t.25 n day nnd board
ing themselves lie says that the
Deschutes river is certainly a
great blessing for this country, and
he never realized it so fully ns when
he found that water wns peddled
nbout the city of Los Angles nt 45
cents for five gnllous. Have you
noticed thnt everyone who returns
to Hcud is glad to get back nud re
ports that Hcud has the brightest
futuicofnny place in which they
have been?
An Inildlout Danger
Olfe of llie wortt feature of kidney
trouble U llint it It nil tiitldlous iliewc
And Ixjfuf the ictim rralln liUdaiier
tie timy lmc n latnl malady. Take
I'oley'n Kidney Itemed)- At the flrt Ikii
of trolibte at it correct IrrCKularltle
sih! tutrents Ilrle.lil' ilitense and dia-lctfii.-C.
V. Merrill. DrmtuUt.
A NEAT SUM SECURED.
unit of the doting exercUet of the term,
iU. Arcflitiiicr and Id pupil unlttiH'
with the patron In getting up (he pro
gmiii,
TIli program in rendered Mlowit:
IlutlllineiiUl Solo iMcllwitt Ollde
,,,,.., Vmidcrheck
Nellie ScogKUi.
Recitation The Nlgi;cr' Mule ....
, Jtiir.cs l'ulllfiin
Violin 8olt My Dainty Udy
,...C Krkn
John Moore.
Tableau Itefore and After......,,
I Myrtle Beoggln
" ""' I John Itilwnnln
I!clic!or Sextet The Old Oaken
Iliickcl
lUcltatloii Uncle
J. IMtturdii Win. WrlglH
AreiiMMler, I.everenz,
Moore, Seosuln
Dane' I'r
rmyer
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HeoKKbi
llatkct Social and Program near Gist
Add $46.HO to Or Ran Pund.
The Sunday chool at the Plainvlcw
chool Iiuiih- near Gltt, Ore., gave n
tmtket torlal lnt l'rlday evcninn. This
IxiiiC the last day of Mr. Areiinmlcr'
tchool, the program was contidcrcd a
MlM Nell
l'aiitomiiuu Itoek of Aur
I'jMrliim Cobb
Vocal 80I0 Hweet and Uiw ,
Myrtle Sjkk'"-
Kecllnliiin Tlie Itot)tx.r and the
Hook Afttut
, I no bells .l'uttlaui
Mlxeil fjuartet Old SongVc I)vc
Air. Arthur Templctoii
MIm Ilut'l Tem)ilto;i
Alice Temrileton
Win Wriuht
Kccllnlloii The Haute' I'rey
MIm J'lorentc Phillip
lliiehelor Sextet Polly Wolly Doodle
mnvnrilf, wnnlit
All the Pay.
Kecitatloii ltow Ru
Arcnimlur, Moore
I.evcrcn, Scoeiiin
by Pave! ,....
.......II. A. acoggm
Aluayin the Way....
.Ilnrcl 1 emjiicton
After the
to auction oil
Vocal Solu
program Mr. uil proceeded
tlie
batkctii. which were
fine in both npjwurnnrc ami ipiaflty 0)
ye eood thiuu thev coutnlnnl. Air.
(int fairly blazed a an auctioneer, w
curiiig far more than any one hail an
tlcliMited. Tuentv-lhrec batkets uor
old abrogating trie turn of f4G.H0. Thi
mi 111 could ofcuurtc only liaie lecn to
eurel tiy the hearty sympathy of all the
bidder.
.The Mint K-cured added to the amount
retired at the latt oeial amwiiiti to
f8i..
The fund I Intended to be uel to
rHtreliaae an orxan for the ute of the
dUtrlct.
Stallion and Jacks for Service.
I have two jacks, one eight and
one coming three years old, which
I am standing at the Haldwin ranch
eight miles cast of llcnd, nt $10 for
the season, beginning March 1;
also one Ilainbtctouinn stallion,
Kcvcti enrs old, $15 for the season.
Colts from each can be seen nt the
ranch. C. L. Katox.
Head The Hutlctiit.
It is conceded to be the best paper
in Crook county.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Rocolvet Oonfirntulatlons
Voli will iooii receive the conuratula.
tlousof your friend upon your Improvrd
iippciirnuce If Voit tvlll tajcu l'oley'a Kid
ney lUmcdy ns It tones up the yaem
and impart new life and vigor, l'olcy's
Kidney Hvmedy tare backache, nervous
i- exhiiiiMlon nud nil forms of kidney nnd
lilndder tniulilrti Commence taking it
toduy.- C, W, Merrill, Dnijjgl't,
RELIEVING that all interests
will be served equally as Well,
we, the undersigned merchants of
Bend, hereby agree to close our
respective places of business at
6:30 p. m. oh and after April 1st,
19(58.
SATURDAYS EXCEPTED.
We also agree to remain closed
all day Sunday and respectfully
request our customers to lie gov
erned accordingly.
"T-T-- m . ! 1 urn . 1 1 I
A. M. LARA &. C. CALDWltLb
E. A, SATHER
J. I WEST
Every Farmer
As well as every business man should
have a bank account.
Why?
Because: Your moncy Is safer In the bank than
anywhere else.
Paying your bills by check is the
simplest and most convenient method.
Your check becomes a voucher for the
debt it pays.
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It gives you n bettor standing with business
men.
.Money hi the bank strengthens your credit.
A hank account teaches, helps nnd encour
ages you to save.
This bank dous nil the bookkeeping.
Your bank book is a record of your business.
To those desiring Banking Connections with a well ' j
estaoiisnea uanK, we extend our services.
The Centra! Oregon Banking (2k
Trust Company
I DIRECTORS:
John Stotdl Lumberman and Timber Owner.
U. C. Coo Pliyiician and Surgeon.
H. P. J. McDonald Mayor of Uend.
E. A. Sather Merchant
J. B. Heyburn Cashier
i A FINK LINE OF I
Rocking I
Chairs I
RANGING IN PRICK
FROM
$1.50 to $5.00
JUST ARRIVED AT
J. I. West's "
Furniture Store.
Central Oregon Realty Company
(Successor to C D. Brown & Co.)
BEND, - OREGON
DEMURS IN AU. KINDS OP
Central Oregon Real Estate
Timber and Desert Lands a Sp ecialty
"ff We buy or sell your land no matter where situated. We can sup
ply you with any class of land at any time. Call on us o.- write for
further particulars.
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Hotel Bend
HUCJH O'KANO, Prop.
.MOST CENTRALLY I.0QATBD JIOTEL IN DBND.
SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION.
New House, New Furniture, Reasonable Rates. Good Rooms
, , Always Reserved for Transteut Trade.
CORKR R
Bond ap
Oukco.
STRUtm'
Hariiss &. Saddles
Summer
R0bS and
. , Dusters
Harass Oil. Complete Lille of
Oeneml irap Wbrk;
A'. C HUItEK
SliS, OJU5G0M
E; C. PARK
Importer and Breeder of
v 4 PURE BRED
Pblaiid China Hogs
BMck LnnKsiian Chickens'
Young Jstock Ut Sale,
RICUMOND. - . ORRGON
For Slti
H,00 piats of small fruits.
FoMull inforfflatlon,ad pric ad
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