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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1909)
w ADDITIONAL LOCALS. 400 posts for sate.-Kd, Hal- VOHSKN, Bend. i)tf M. F. Hawthorne of Rosland was in Bend over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. I,. DcCourcy were over Sunday visitors in Bend. Miss Hazel Caldwell, who is teaching in the Laidlaw school, spent Saturday and Sunday at home in Bend. According to an exchange, indi cations of coal have been found along the right of way of the rail roads building along the Deschutes canyon. The mineral crops out ol a steep hillside about 75 miles from the mouth of the Deschutes. The Bend brass band was hen Saturday forenoon on their wa home from Sisters where the played for a dance Friday night While here they favored the 'citi zens with some music which wa much enjoyed. Laidlaw Chronicle Mr. Donlon, the expert who is insimiing the new machinery ii. the P. B. D. Co's sawmill met with quite an accident the othei day. He jumped down from the boiler onto a 20-penny spike, tin nail entering the ball of his right foot and running clear through He is now hobbling around 011 crutches. syiLiuineru (Dpanina Oct. 1st and 2nd I will have on display a complete llneot up-to-date MU.MNKtiv. m in tlohnion nidi. To advertise my business and in cidentally to reduce stock, I will sell at public auction some regis tered and grade Jersey cows, heifers and bulls, on Saturday, October 3, 1909, sale beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. Good stock and liberal terms. Free lunch served to all corners on day of sale A A. Bonnsv, Tygh Valley, Or. Geo. L. Simmons and Fred Wal lace came up from Laidlaw Mon day evening and left yesterday morning for Portland to turn over their books to the Columbia South ern Irrigating Co., now that the state has lost its suit against that company. Pending this action, Mr. Simmons had been appointed receiver and Mr. Wallace secretary awl treasurer of the company. V. D. Williamson. Paul C n.ite asd Al Vijjgers of Portland were ia Bend last Saturday having run is frea Barns in their anto. Mr. Williarasonwas formerly president of the Oregon Trunk Line. These gentlemen are investing quite heavily iu Central Oreeon real e. tate, one of their more recent pur chases being the acquisition of the A. S. Phillips ranch which adjoins the Madras townsite on the south east. The price paid was $15,000 George Alcder, an eight-year-old yoangster on Lou Bardfield's place near Drewsey is certainly made of the right stuff. Early one morn ing recently a mare got out of the field and she would go away some distance if not caught at once There was no horse bandy and the boy bad iust iumoed out of bed ami was not dressed. He started after the animal and nftcr following her mx miles caught her. He had no rope o tore part of his shirt up in to strips and led the mnrc home Burns Times-Herald. The Hill surveyors under Engi neer Rockfeltow have moved back to their former camping grounds north of Bend and have again chal lenged the Bend ball team for a game next Sunday, which Iihs been accepted. The surveyor seem de termined to get the sotlp of the Menu team, and perhaps they will succeed this time. Their team has been strengthened by the acquisition of I. R. Immetee of Redmond, who is now working with the crew Immclee is a rattling good pitcher and an all round ball nlnver. Re member the date next Sundnv afternoon. The suit ofT. II. Wennncl? v.. Dr. T. T. Ruerin was held in Tn. tice Merrill's court last Thursday afternoon. Action was brought by the plaintiff to collect n bill against the defendant of $29 for team hire. The delendant broiurht in n n counter claim certain service, chief of which was doctoriui? a sick cow. tor the nlaintiiT. The verdict re sulted in a hide men t of S11 80 and costs against the defenduut The DlaintifT in this suit had at tached the medical books and in struments of the defendant, where upon the defendant renlevined the goods, claiming they were exempt from attachment, the suit being heard injustice court at Laidlaw In this first hearing, the verdict went against Wenandv. whn then brought action to collect hi or. count in Justice Merrill's court. Settlement has not yet been made and the case may be carried into the circuit court. Two or three of Bcnd'n teachers have been after The Bulletin's scalp because someone had told them that The Bulletin had said that some other school in the county bad taken up certain phases of hand work, or manual training, stating that it was the first work of me Kind to he done in the county. Well. The Bulletin never said mi v. thing of the kind nor came any where near saying it, but some people can not read plain English and can imagine or create most any sort of a talc from what they read Be that as it may, the incident calls attention to the Tact that manual training has been taught in the Bend schools for several years. The present primary teacher, Miss Nona Richardson, has had classes for some time in teed and raflia work, basket weaving, paper folding and other features of hand work. It is another dciuomtrntiou of the up-to-dateness of Bend's schools. The Cornctt SHko A Stablo Co. It's the mall line, the' only direct stage line ftottt Slianiko to Silver" Lake, by the way of Priucvllle and Bend. Stopover privileges and tickets good until used, FINE LING SECURED. (Continued frum pAgc t.) 11 '11 Till mm . jrt sb. work Porter Bros, are doing, Mo Cole cited an instance where they had cut down six tcet through rock for a distance of 400 or 500 yards, in order to open a wagon raul down into the can yon. Porter Bros, have gotten their commissary dcjwts, their wagon roads, and camps pretty well established and hereafter their energies will be focused ou the ac tual building of the railroad. Chief Engineer Kyle reiterates his statement that after a careful examination of the line through the canyon it will not require nearly so long to build the road as at first expected. The first announcement placed the time at 15 months, but according to Engineer Kyle's late statement the Oregon Trunk Line will be finished through the canyon in less time than that. These Patent Tension Shears FREE! if To BULLETIN Subscribers. THE HILL Meat Market HARRY HILL, Proprietor l'UM, MNB Ol' Beef, Pork, Veal and Mutton All my meals are stored In a large ice box jutt installed and are always in the licit of condition. I solicit your patronage. St. James Hotel Silver Laic QregM J. S. Wakefield, Proprietor When In Silver LaVe, ttop at this well known home. Guests can be assured that every attention will be paid to make them comfortable. Special attention o travelers. Cood home cooking. Terms reasonable Our Hobbys Best Meal in Town for 35c WOOD FOR SALE BLOCK WOOD $-1.50 Per Cord, Delivered. LIMB WOOD $3.50 Per Cord, Delivered. Phone Me. F. M. CAfcTEfc. DID YOU KNOW that a flow of natural gas under an enormous pressure has been developed in Harney Valley? DID YOU KNOW that the visible indications point to Harney Valley as being underlaid with one oi the greatest deposits of light 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 Umpire. 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. ofTers you this op portunity. With stock selling at 5c per share (par value $1 00) it is an opportunity unparalleled in the history of oil develop ment. We will gladly answer any aud all correspondence. Address, Harney Valley Oil & Gas Company BURNS, OREGON -Or, CaU oh Cwntrai. Oun. Rraity Co., locarepresentative. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office The Dalles, Oregon, September 3, 1909, Notice is hereby given that the North ern Pacific Kaifway Company, whose pott office address is St Paul, Mlune sola, lias thin 1st day of September, 1909, filed in this office its application to se lect under the nrtivUlnna nf ili A.. ni Congress, approved July 1, 1898, (30 Stat. SQ7. 63a). as extrmlrd t,u ih l.i of Congress, approved May 17, 1906, the nn n - t'j, oira wu sec. ao. NU'K NWtf Sec. 19, Twp. joS., R. li Kast; SWtf SHtf Sec. 33. Twp. 19 8., R. 11 Itast, W. M. (Serial No. 0513a) Any and all persons claiming adversely the lamia ilrsrrltu.il nr it... 1.1m. . ,.. ..I. jeet because of the mineral character ol the land, or for any other reason, to the dioMl to applicant, should file their affidavits of protest in this office, on or before the iHth day of Octoltcr. laxi. . sljoij C W. MOORU, Register. ' ' BBSW IHl it 'g'gWiSPSMyifSlSgSggMMMM . fi'LJ '1 NOTICE FOR PUIIMCATION. Itojiartmrnt of the Interior, V. H. Ijiwl Office si The IJallw, Or., Auiiuit 11, iv Notice Is hcrtliy given thai Kkhanl King ornnl,qr., who. on May9, i4, uiailr Horn, wwi inviiai nu. KMnWU, lite. ; laHotlth. Uatllr ha. Alt-it nnll.. year moof. 10 utaMLh claim 10 l(i snuvr Irsrrllwd, Ufore II C Kills, Unllr.l hlalra com riilwlonrr. al hi oHice at Item), Oregon, on the J.,. . 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