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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1909)
- ' --- "' - ' l) II I U I .MmMataMMMto. PLEASED WITH HIOH DESERT (Continued from Page I ) on another man's ranch there is n field of alfalfa nearly ready for the second cutting. It is as fine as any alfalfa I ever saw, and has grown entirely without Mention. These two crops give one an idea who' the country will produce. "When we get our railroad, which now looks so promising, with this vast acreage of wheat land so close to Bend, there should be an excellent opening at Bend fot some very large flour mills, and I confidently expect to see that in dustry start up at this place. It h a down hill haul on practically a water grade, from this laud tt Bend and the wheat will natural! be Marketed at this place. It b all tributary to Bend." Several real estate firms havt started to locate homesteaders on this tract, and quite a number of people from Bend and vicinity have visited it during the past week. It will undoubtedly be rapidly filed upon. TO ADVERTISE BEND. Move Started to TeH to the World the Advantages of This Place. A HHaber of Betid men gathered in Hunter & Staats office last even. Ing and organized the Bend Board of Trade, the object of this organi zatioa being to advertise Bend and the resources that will make Bend a city. The organization elected officers as follows: President, C. S. Hud son; secretary, G. P. Putnam; treasurer, . A Sather. Board of directors: John Steidl, E. A. Cast and Hugh U'Kane. The secretary will act in the capacity of corresponding secretary and it U the intention to insert in various publications, articles des criptive of this section. Advertis ing literature will also be gotten out. Another meeting will be held to night at Hanter & Staats' office. Lack of time forbids a more exten sive mention of this worthy move, fuller details of which will be given later. New Uae From Albany East. The proposed railroad known as the Central Oregon & Pacific was recently incorporated in Oregon, with $50,000 capital, aud with offices in Portland. The plans call for a line from Albany, Ore., east serosa the Cascade range to On tario, ia Malheur county, on the Idaho boundary, 335 miles. The incorporators include: Franklin T. Griffith, Horsey B. Smith and Charles H. Warner, of Portland. Notice. If you wish to have your ex press and light freight come in along with your letters and daily papers, have it come ia on the mail line Tiik Cornktt Stage & Stamjc Co. 35tf ADDITIONAL LOCALS. Services at the church next Sun day, botii morning aud evening, with specinl music. Remember the watermelon festi val on the Drake lawn Saturday afternoon nud evening. Mrs. R. L. Scoggin and Mis Nellie. Scoggin of Turaalo were callers in Bend Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Linstcr, and Millard Triplett and Gene Getchcll left this afternoon for a trip over to the Valley after fruit. The Ladies' Library Club will ;ivc its aunual watermelon festival on the A. M. Drake lawn next Saturday afternoon and evening. There will be a "whole, great big" wagou load of the luscious melons, ,tud everyone may feast to their hearts' content. Ice cream will dso be served, and their will be various other amusements and at tractions. The news comes to Bend that the recent illness of Mrs. Frank Mc Kay at Wciscr, Idaho, was due to ptomaine poisoning from catinp canned peas. When the poison first began to show its effects, the) .supposed Mrs. McKay was simpl) troubled with cramps that would pass away in a short time, and a doctor was not called. However, as she continued to get worse a doc tor was hurriedly summoned and found her so low when he arrived that it was neccessary to use prett) strong drugs to save her. It wat quite a close call and has left Mrs. McKay in a very wcakeued con dition. Mark Rickard, Patrick Stewart and Glen Ireland of Corvallis Icjt that place last Saturday at 9 o'clock in Mr. Rickard's Studebaker cat and got into Bend Sunday evening about 7 o'clock, coming over the Santiam route. Monday morning they left town at 10 o'clock and, accompanied by J. N. Hunter, started for the High Desert, get ting onto the land about 7:30 that evening, where Mr. Hunter located each of them on a 320 acre home stead. Mr. Hunter speaks in glowing- terms of the auto, and said it was a great traveler. Messrs Hunter & Staats have located 14 entrymen during the past week. TtHttato Items. Tumalo, Aug. 30. The grain In theie parts will aoon be ready for the bidder and many are planning to tbraih thil year. John Qdwards paaacd through berr yeitcrday, going to the aotia springs foi an outing. Sir. and Mrs. Jack Witner, Cltas. h. Wirocr ami Miss Kmma Spoo spent the da yesterday Gibing at the hcadgale of Wimer & Jensen's ditch. J. N. D. Gerking of '.aldlaw was s pleasant caller at Tumalo yesterday. Several of our boys have cot the rail- road fever and have taken job with the sarveyiug crews at Ik-ml. Mr. and Mrs. F. I'. Smith passed through here Thursday, returning (xom trip to Bend. Sheriff Rlklns was out from Prinevillr DID YOU KNOW that a flow of natural gas under an enormous pressure has been developed in Harney Valley? DID YOU KNOW that the vislbie indications point to Harney Valley as being underlaid with one of the greatest deposits of litjht gravity oil in the world? DO YOU KNOW what that means to Central Ore gon? It means railroads and the development of all the re sources of this great Inland Empire. DO YOU WANT to share in the enormous profits that await those who first tap this immense pool of oil? The Harney Valley Oil & Gas Co. offers you this op portunity. With stock selling at 5c per share (par value $1 00) it te an opportunity unparalleled in the history of oil develop ment. We will gladly answer any and all correspondence. Address, Harney Valley Oil & flas Company BURNS, OREGON Or, Call oh Ckntral Orb. Rkaltv Co., local representative. last Monday ami sold the Smk Dayton Mvr milt, which was attached some time go. It was hid In by the l.nldlaw haitkliiK & Trust Co. at fctfo, the at tachment calling for f 1,100, held by the altoNc bank. The Cornett Stage A Stable Co. It's the mail Uric, the only direct stage line front Shauiko to Silver Lake, by the way of I'rineville nud Uetul. Stopover privileges and tickets good until used. OFFICIAL WIRKCTORY. UNITKD TATK rmMtnt William It Tfl Y1c-rrctdenl Jameaft Sherman tlccrelaryortttale t'htlandetC Knot SecrelaiyofTieaauty franklin MacVcagh Sectelatyof Inteilor . .. Richard A. lulllngcr tecretatyfWar ... -J M lllcklnwn skcrclary of Naey ... .- . . -Oeoige Ton U Meyer iVctetaty of Commerce and LatorChitr Nagtt itmater llmmt frank It llUchtwk Attorney General Oeotge W Wkkrtt ham Secretary of Agriculture -Jaroea wyaon STATU narcrnor- - v w- ""aon 4rcTtarofKUIr ..... . V. W Ileutou Treaaurcr - ... A- ' Utorney General AM Ctawlord Hum. Public Infraction J. II. Atkrrtnan Hlale rrlnler .. W H. thiniiiway Dairy am! food CommUaloner... . J. W luilry Comtnlwtoncr of Labor StatUltca. O I llofl 1 Tt, V (tnnhtll Kallruad Commlaaloner. ...-. Clyde l AlicJilaon iiMwaiu wen name and Voteatrr Warden . O. Hernon -Male Hnglntet.... ..... ..John It Lewi it a. H,nta,a. I ge H. Chamberlain U. S. Henatoia. . j j ltou,nCl jr. . I . c. nawiey Coogreaaraen..... .. ..... j w R. Km, it. A. Mtltridr Huptcmeludrra - ......- K A. Moult (U liakln RHVKNTH JUDICIAL IIISTRICT j-rlrr... . in ' 11 ... ...,,,-,- w L. Mraitthaw Utorney ........ - Fred W Wllaou htAta no an or Coraoi. (WAtna ) lohn II.Lewta. Mateltnglneer . Salem, Or, (l. T. Ilotgalc, Supt IMe. No. I.. -Ikinania, H r M. Nitton, nupi. Die. No, Baaer Clty.Or CKOOK COUNTY - 11. c unit nde Jttk herlfr..... rreaaurer Aaaeuor-. School Superintendent- 4arrTor. Commluloar I R. II. Dayley ,...Warten Drown frank Hklna -W I' Kin J I). LaVolUtte .. M. A. ford fled A. Kkt R. II. Dayli Jame Kiev TIIK COURTS. CiacciTCocar flnt Monday In May, third Monday In October. raouTBCouaT fi rat Monday In each month. CoMMiaatoaaa Cocar flrat Wedneaday In January. March, May, July, September and November. Bikd School. Distbict No. 11. (John Mf Id! Directors .m.-. " C Coe C W. Merrill CttV L. I. Wleal Teachers Mayor .... Kecorder rrniurrr Aldermen . MlaaRiithL. Rei.1 MlMAnncB. Market Mlta Maude Vandrrert " ' Mlaa Marion Wleat MiM Nona Xlchanlaon Mix Florence C VouncJ CITY OH BKND ,., - J, V, UaeWaon . ll C Klllt . .. . II. J. Orerlurl Anton Anne J.N.lluuler C. M. Kedttld T. W. rtlplrtl J. II. Kclley .C Caldwell NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, V S. Land Office at The Dallra, Or , Aug ut 11, fy. Notice ia hereby given that Richard King of Bend, Or., who, on Mayo., 1904. made Home lead (Serial No.ojifa) No. lUM. for HKKNWK, IUiliW,hec. and NI!WNWW.c. r, Twp. (booth. Range II Halt, Willamette Meridian, haa filed notice ol Intention to make final fire year proof, to eataMUh claim to the Und above dcacrioed, before II C I'.lllt, Onltcd Htatea com mUaloner, at hta office at liendi Oregon, on Ihe jth day of October, 19119. Claimant namea aa wltneaaea) John Dloaa of siateia.iireion, Artnur ninir. jovrpn n iiunier both of Dend, Oregon, lira W Gllc of Redmond, Oregon. a-7 C W MOOKK. Regiater. Carpet and Rug WEAVING yiTII my eelthrated New. comb Pour llarneu Ixm I can weave not only the ordi nary ray carpet, but can aao muke ruga, curtaint, couch aud table cover, etc., elc. I can make very handaome ruga, from Hub H. wide I'alionageaolicilcd Mrs. W. W. 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If you arc already a subscriber, send us $1.50 on your own sub scription and $1.50 for a year's subscription for your neighbor or someone who Is not now getting The Bulletin, and get a pair of these shears free. If your subscription Is about to expire you cannot oflbrd to miss this opportunity to secure a pair of Shears whose cutting edge will never wear dull, mid which wll cut nnyttiiiii; from wet tissue paper to a heavy borsc blanket. A pair of these shears arc given free to every new cashinadvance subscriber. The Tension Spring attachment docs away with resharpening entirely and enables the user to set the tension on the rivet so that any kind of material may be cut with perfect ease without tiring the hand. The Tension Sptltig takes up all wear on the rivet, making the shears practically Indcstrtirtlblc, A simple turn of the little thumb-screw, shown in the engraving, tightens up the blades ns closely as may be desired. Any woman who has had the exasperating experience of trying to use a dull pair of shears can readily appreciate the value of the new invention WHICH KKKPS THIS PAIR OF SHISARS ALWAYS SIlXRP and In perfect cutting condition. No matter how many pairs of shcats or scissors you may have around the house, you need this pair with the Tension Spring, and when you get and use it once, you will use it in preference to any other you may have. These shears arc per fectly finished and heavily nickcbplated, WE GUARANTEE the quality or the material and workmanship In this pair of shears to be first class, that the Tension Spring device doubles the usefulness of the shears and docs away with the need of resharpening. Furthermore, a Guarantee Certificate, by the manufacltirers, accompanies every pair, agreeing "that If this pair of shears DRKAKS or In any way becomes detective within PIVU YIJARS from date or pur chase it will be replaced with a NBW pair without cost." 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