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To lUtabllati a Union Mich School.
A petition ii being circulot-d in
school districts No. 13, 31 and 73
which asks the district boundaty
hoard to establish u union high
school district out of these three
districts with the location of the
high school at Bend. Under this
ltlan there will be no additional tax
burden on anyone, but all school
tuxes collected from these three
distticts will go to the union high
school to be thus established at
liend. Kulrancc to said school will
be free to all children residing in
cither of these three districts. The
districts involved arc the Hend dis
trict, the Lava district, and the one
cast of town which takes in the
Davenport-Stanley ranch neighbor-hood.
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When You Paint
buildings, inside or out
side, if you desire tlte
very best results at the
least expense you
should use
The
Sherwin-Williams
Paint
Call for
color cards -
E. A. SATHER
A Hull Lino of Groceries, Dry
(loads and Hardware always on
Hand.
LOCAL BITS.
Get your spring suits from H. A.
Smith.
Mrs. Rene West has cone to
I'oitland for a visit.
County Commissioner Baylcy
was a Bend caller yesterday.
Hot water always can be had for
bathiuir at the Pilot Untie Hotel.
Chos. Brock of Portland was in
Dcud a few days last week and this,
on business.
Those baths at the Pilot Butte
Hotel are something fine two
large tubs. itf
Mrs. John Steidl very pleasantly
entertained a number of lady friends
Tuesday afternoon.
Quite a delegation of Laidlaw
people were in attendance at the
educational meeting,
Guy McReynolds has accepted a
position in the First Natiatiol Hank
and will learn banking.
Miss Mnybclle Reed came over
from Priucvllle for a visit at home
the latter part of tnc week.
Dick Vuudcycrt has been spend
itig the past few days In Bend from
bis ranch at Powell Buttcs.
Roberts Bros, recently had the
mifortutic to lose a valuable horse
through home disease of the lungs.
A Portland man has taught the
old Ilrock place across the river
from fiend. Thcrt ure 80 acres in
the tract.
Henry Tweet and family have
moved out to Gist where Mr.
Tweet is working in the Hlghtowcr.
Smith sawmill,
A. C. Lucas reports that n large
number of travelers arc coming in
these days, each stage bringing a
good delegation,
WHEN IN BEND STOP AT
THE PILOT BUTTE INN
Tabic, always supplied with the best that lite town affords,
Neat and Comfortable Rooms, IlKND, Okkoon
For sale One ,vln Mitchell wog
on, Inquire at Anne's livery barn,
Roscoc Howard has returned from
Portland after quite an extended
visit to the metropolis looking af
ter D, I. & P, Co. matters.
The Dcud Drug Store is making
some substantial Improvements,
having purchased several handsome
new show cases and other necessary
paraphernalia,
A good work is going on over
the town these days by many denn
ing up the refuse about their yards
and alleys. More should follow
suit in this good work,
M. K. Hawthorn was down
from Rostand last Saturday to make
proof on his homestead before Com
missioner Kills. He was accom
panied by Fred Smith of the same
vicinity.
The Pilot Butte Livery & Peed
Darn will be run in connection with
the hotel, A new shed with a
number of stalls will be furnished
to freighter and emigrants. Huy
and grain for sale. itf
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rourk werr
in Hend last Thursday on their way
to Prinevilc from their home near
Rostand. Mr. Rourk has made ap
plication to offer commutation
proof on his homestead.
Dr. C. W. Merrill is spending a
few days at Union looking after
timber interests there. During his
absence, F. O. Minor is assisting in
the posloffice. The doctor will lc
home the latter part of the week.
Among the Masons from Prine-
viltc who attended the session of
the local lodge last Saturday were
T. M. Baldwin, M. H. Drink.
Cnrcy Foster, Dave Adam&on,
Frank Johnson and Claude Smith.
W. P. Vandevcrt came down
from his ranch Friday to meet Tom
Sharp and, a few of Mr. Sharp's
friends from Portland, who were
on their way to the Vandevcrt
ranch for a hunting trip in that
vicinity.
Father Hickey writes to his par
ishioucrs in Hend that he is plan
ning to make a visit here in a few
weeks, and there is a possibility
that he may he accompanied by
Disbop O'Day, who is the bishop
of this diocese.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hull and
children drove in from their ranch
at Pleasant Ridge to be present at
the cducationul meeting last Satur
day. They remained over night
and spent part of Sunday visiting
with Bend friends.
The postofficc building is re
splendent in a uew coat of paint,
and the building occupied by the
Bend Drug Company will soon en
joy the same improvement also.
Carlylc Tripled and Harney Lewis
are doiug the work.
The dance given by the Ladies'
Library Club Monday evening was
a large success, especially from a
social standpoint, a large crowd be
ing in attendance. The receipts
amounted to about 45, and the
ladies cleared about $ao.
A twtltion has been circulated
around town and freely signed ask
ing the city council to move one of
the hose carts fiom the present
hose house and station it nearer the
business section, thereby affording
belter protection to the business
property.
About 15 Masons from Prineville
came over last Snturday to be. pres
ent at the session of the local lodge,
which hud woik in the third de
gree. Later in the evening a ban
quet was served in the hall, and a
most delightful evening spent by
those present.
C N. Mutin has received a let
ter from Cecil Waldrou since his
arrival at his home in Maine, stat
ing that he stood the long trip very
well, though was somewhat weak
ened by the journey. He expressed
much gratitude for the kind treat
ment accorded him by Bend people
n lid said he hoped to recover nnJ
return to Dend to repay the good
people who helped him,
I "mn now ngctit for the DcLaval
cream separator, and have one of
these machines in stock, Step in
and examine it. They arc a great
convenience and money saver for
the dairyman. K.A. Satiiuk. 3itf
County Superintendent Ford was
in Dend Tuesday returning from a
visit to the schools in the Holland
neighborhood. The superintend
ent is keeping In close touch with
the various ochools of the county,
and is endeavoring to awaken in
the general public a keener school
spirit, a greater interest in school
matters. This he is doing in var
ious ways, one of which is the hold
ing of educational rallies similar to
the otic held in Bend last Saturday
Superintendent Ford is doing good
work.
It will be remembered that some
time time ago when M. F. Hodson
offered proof on a timber claim,
Joe Duck I10I7. entered protest claim
ing 11 prior right to the tract, which
lies in section j-io-ii. Mr. Hod-
son s proof was accepted by tbc
officials of The Dalles land office,
whereupon Mr. Buckhol'apcaled.
Attorney Benson, who represented
Mr. Bttckholr, has just received
word that the General Land Office
has reversed the decision of The
Dalles office and holds in favor o(
Mr. Duckholz.
George Woods, white on his way
from Shaniko recently with a load
of freight, hud one of his horses
killed in a runaway. When a few
miles from Antelope, and while
working around the load, he un
coupled the leaders. Tbey became
frightened and ran away. One of
them ran into a stay-wire used to
brace a telephone nolc, stretched
from the top of the pole to a "dead
man" in the ground. Both front
legs of the horse were broken just
below the body and it was neces
sary to kill him. The other horse
ran into a wire fence but escaped
with only a slight cut.
M. J. Kcllcy was up the river
fishing for dollies one day recently,
and had a very singular experience
with a large one which he hooked,
or rather didn't hook. He had a
strike and began to reel In what be
declares was the king of thecolony
but he only succeeded in getting
the fish to the surface when he
slipped off, leaving on the hook a
10-inch whitefish, which be had
swallowed whole some time pre
viously, and in which the hook
had caught when he swallowed it.
Anyhow, this is what Kcllcy is
telling. He says wheu the un
fortunate white fish parted from
the hungry maw of the finny, mon
ster it made a noise like a cow
pulling her foot out of the mud
down in Tillamook, and when he
lashed the water with his tail in
his downward plunge after escap
ing from the hook, it caused a tidal
wave that rushed upon the shore
and all but overcame poor Kcllcy.
Land lor Sale or Runt.
Forty acres ditch laud
old
in
river bed section. Inquire of
3-5 HitNKV LiNSYUR, nend, Or.
Par Sato,
Team, weighing 1300 or better,
6 and 7 year old; a Wo wagon and
harness. K. U. hTUKGKON,
3 5 Laidlaw, (Jr.
l:or Sale.
Pigs and shoats. Four miles
north of Turnnlo P. 0. Call or
write. F. W. Lkvkrbnz,
7 140-19-30111 tumuio.
(Seeds The Uullatln.
SKATTMt. Wash.. March j6. iooo.
The Hend Bulletin, Bend, Or. Gentle
men: l'itnl Inclosed money order (or
three month subscription In your paper.
Ail own Mine ditch land down there
and expect In the near future to corre
down and Impiove same, can hardly do
without It a your paper contains lot of
iuterrstlui! new to me. Wishlnc you
all success In your endeavors to adver
tise Central Uregon, I am, yours truly,
W. MUIRHKAI),
New subscribers every week.
The
First National Bank of Bend
Boris Oregon.
Da. U. C. COB, President H.A. SATHBR, Vice President
C. 8. Hl'DSON, Cashier
Capital fulls pa(5
StocHbolOere' liability
525,000
$25,000
Why a National Bank?
The Government of the United States, is in a sense, a silent
partner in every National Dank.
It inquires into the character and financial standing of all
applicants belore granting a charter for a new Bank.
Sends a special Examiner twice a year to make a thorough
examination of all assets, and to advhe with the officers and di
rectors. Requires five sworn statements, showing the exact con
dition of the Bank at different times each year, which must be
published in your home paper.
In fact we arc required to live up to the high standard ex
acted by tbc Government in all its departments.
MONEY DEPOSITED WITH
1'your home Bank does double
service. We loan it to your
friends, neighbors and custom
ers and they spend it with your
business men.
Seeds That Grow!
THAT'S WHAT YOU WANT AND THAT'S
WHAT I'VE GOT. THEREFORE, BUY OF
ME. A LARGE SUPPLY ON HAND OF
GOOD CLEAN
Alfalfa, Clover and Timothy Seed.
ALSO A PULL LINE OF GARDEN SEEDS.
Something to Make the Hens Lay.
I have the ground bone and shell for ale.
S. C. CALDWELL.
Tint would mean money in your pocket. Mr. Poultrymnn, at the
prevailing price of ec in this section. I'RKSH GROUND GRKBN
HONK AND SIM'. LI. will increase the number of clli tou "hirrni"
uauy.
The ONLY DIRECT STAGE
LINE to Bend, Oregon.
4-HORSE COVERED STAGES.
Stages pass through Madras, Culver. Redmond, Laidlaw, to Bend
and thence to any point In Central Oregon. Stages connect at
Redmond with Sisters line. For further information call on or
address H. H. COE, local agent, Shaniko, Oregon, or
BEND-SHANIKO LIVERV & STAGE CO.,
BEND, OREQON
SFECIAL ATTENTION TO EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
When You Need
Modern, Neat and Serviceable
Furniture...
Call on AULLARD TRIPLETT
HEND, ORt-UON
Seed Oats for Sale.
We are selling our oats at 75c a
bushel, Owing to the backward
season last year, seeding having
been postponed to the middle of
June, our oats are not as good as a
year ago, and will need, cleaning.
Parties purchasing seed will be at
lowed to use our cleaning mill free.
Sacks uot furnished. Parties may
phone from Bend, Redmond or
Laidlaw or address
Siti'.KWOon Bros.,
Redmond, Or.
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