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I.AUA IIAH TIUNCS DII'IMiKKNT
LOCAL BITS.
WhUkcr artistically removed at
Joe Inncn tonsoriul 'mrlora.
O. W. Slirlncr wni clown from
lilft np-rlvct homestead the firitt of
the week,
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Mr. and Mr. John Kynn were
down from the ranch at The Tulc
font Saturday.
Mlii Hard Caldwell, who li
teaching t I.aldlaw, jcut Sunday
at home In Hend.
Mr. and Mm. J. II. Wrnandy
H iciuniiu iiiuuy iiuiii it ill)) in
Montana and other outside iwiutx
W. O. and J. II. Wimcr of Turn,
nlo, were in Ilcnd the latter part of
4i tli wmiIs rtllKntllm In f iiiwltlti Mini.
tcrs.
Roller feed mill always ready at
Milliter's mill. 3037
J. M. Lawrence reached Bend
Monday morning to attend to a few
I'liMncs matteM preparatory to
moving here.
Dr. O. I). Kuvkendall of Pom'
croy, Wnidi., wax in Ilcnd last week
looking over this flection with the
intention of Investing.
Mrs. George Hroiterltotii enter
tained a number of lady friend, in
n moit pleasant and Informal man
iter last Wednesday afternoon.
W. C l'ordliam, who wai down
from Rowland Saturday evening,
reports that during the recent cold
njh Utile River frnre over with
ice thick enough to hold up cattle.
HOMESTEADS
LOCATED.
150,000 ACRES OF THE BEST
WHEAT LAND
In Central Oregon, Junt opened tc sao-acrc homestead
ctitry. Two railroads now building into this country. Get
a homestead before they arc all gone. For further infor
mation call on or write to
Free Automobile Trip from Bend to Lands
and Return for All Who Locate.
HUNTER & STAATS
BUND, ORIIOON
Apples
$3, Per Box
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Come early. They wont last long '
Full Line of
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Seasonable Fruits, '
TUE CORNER CONFECTIONERY
ALDKIIKin & TUKIMN.
Cabbage ;p, mid dry onions 4c lb.
Jon IH'CK 1101.7..
I'or Sale Share) In Swnllcy
ditch. Hojnt Land Co.
I'rult trees forVnlcIIovvAMi)
Si'iNNiNCJ, Mend, Or. 3Gtf
K. V, Smith linn been -out to
Portland on buxlucHi mutters during
the past week. , '
Gel your hnlr cut wheru they
know how to do It. Thnt'ii Joe
I lines' barber shop.
Dr. Coc has purchased an auto
which is now at Shaulko on its wn
In. It is a HihUoii runabout. '
Mrs. Koncoc .Howard and chit
drcu will leave soon for Portland
where they will spend tlje winter
LAIIUAW NEWS AGENCY
can save you money on your maga
zine and newspaper orders. Wtttc
them for rates. 241!
Gov't. Weather Obnervcr V. O.
Minor rc'Kirtri thut slightly more
than 3j inches of rain fell in Ilcnd
during the recent mln stdrm.
Geo. P, Putnam left Sunday
morning for New York City where
he will .sHtid a month' or two. lie
will return to Bend about Feb. 1,
Experienced stenographer desires
employment, cither temporarily or
in permanent position. Address,
'Stenographer," care of Uulletiu
office.
The heavy rains have put Turn
nlo creek on a rampage and word
reached Hend today that the 'head
gates of the Columbia Southern Ir
rigating Co. had been washed out.
I'or Sale: 160 acre good land
under Swallcy ditch, too irrigable
acres, two shares maintenance,
just help keep up repairs cheap; it
will pay to look this up. ' Call at
this alike.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sherwood
and baby son came up Sunday
from their ranch at Pleasant Ridge,
and were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. O. W. Hall the first of the
week.
A. II. Kallock of Oslo, Minn.,
reached Ilcnd yesterday to look
over this section. He thinks Hend
has an ideal location for a town and
was well pleased with what he had
seen, at this time, of the country.
It is becoming necessary to Ira
pott carpenters to Ilcnd, Urostcr
lions Bros, were unable to secure
what help they needed so last week
.secured the services of C. W Rfce,
of Port Rock. Mr. Rice reached
Ilcnd Saturday evening.
I now have in connection with
my millinery, a nice line of ladies'
coats, sweaters, and thenon-shrluk
iug woolen and fleece lined under
wear. Also sweaters for men, boys
and girls, Call in and : them.
Ms. T. W. Tmt'i.KTT.
I)r, and Mrs. J. W. Thorn and
little daughter of Silver Lake, were
in Uend Thursday and Thursday
night, the gut.sts of Mr. and Mrs
R Spencer. They were on their
wayKnsl where the doctor will take
n post graduate course this winter
W. G. Pordhnm and Miss Laurel
Schultr. were down from Rosland
Saturday evening and attended the
basket social, They were accom
panied home by Miss SchulU's sister
Miss Eluit Shtiltz, who has been
attending school in Uend. Miss
Ulna will visit at home during the
week before returning to Bond.
Jos. G. Houston, promoter of (lie
Opal City (nwnsitc says that n large
portion of the lots in the new city
linve been soul on reservation,
the transfer to be made when
the platting has been completed
which will be iu a few days
The railrond survey for theelectric
line to Prlnevillc is to be com
menccd at once.
Dr. John I,ewtn, the evangelist
who has been Jioldlng meetings in
Bend during tfie past week, and
which ore still in progress, is a
forceful nnd most interesting speak
er, to one who listens to lit nu
dress, it is very evident that he is
a man of much culture., brqadeued
and developed by much travel.
His ucrinotis arc lull of meat for the
thinking man, He is fearless and
npeu in his denunciation qf what
he considers wrong, audit Bend Js
mit'h better place nftcr Rev. Lew
tas leaves it, it wljl not be his failt.
W. II. Stoats, J. N. Hunter,
and J. M. Lawrence left in Buck's
automobile for Shanlko this morn
lug,
Photographer Cook is moving
Into the moms recently vacated by
Millard Triplctt and will have his
studio there hereafter.
The Bend Concert Baud wlllive
a Thanksgiving ball in Lara's hall
tonlorrnw night. The Ladies Li
brary Club will serve supper.
I'.mory Davcntwrt nnd family
have moved in from the ranch in
order that the children may attend
school. They are occupying the
R, M. Klder house.
The Home Land Company lo
cated Richard Krcbs of Portland on
n 3aoacre homestead on the High
Desert during the week. Mr.
Krcbs will move onto his laud In
the near future.
Messrs. Orcutt and Strublcof the
Home Laud Company were out on
the High Desert during the heavy
rain storm Monday and state that
it "just literally poured" out there
The roads are full of running vatcr
and water stood everywhere.
Chas. Wcislde writes from Nam.
pa, Idaho, that he is getting many
people interested In Bend and will
bring inn Urge number next spring.
He says Bend will have "50,000
pejple in 10 ) ears, sure," and hopes
to k running a first-class hotel
hete some day.
V. V. McNaught and family,
formerly of Pomeroy, Wash., arc
recent comers to Bend. Mr. Mc
Naught owps 3 forty of ditch land
eust of town, and will begin at
once to improve it. He will live in
town during the winter so that his
children may attend school.
A. U. Augerson of Seattle, was
in Bend yesterday making invest
ments In reitl estate. He purchased
170 acres under the Arnold canal,
the land adjoining the Arnold ranch
on the south. Mr. Augerson is
connected with the realty depart
ment of Calhoun, Denny & Hwing,
Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Arnold will
leave next week for Brownsville.
Or, where they will remain until
about the first of the year. They
expect to spend the balance of the
winter in California, hoping that
Mr, Arnold's health will be. bene
fitted thereby. They will return to
Bend pext spring.
N. P. Smith has bought a stock
of builders' supplies and hardware
and will open for business in about
a fortnight in the Mutzig building
formerly occupied by the Branden
burg reatauraut. Before spring
Mr. Smith expects to put up a
building for his own use, a struc
ture 22x50 feet. A carload of his
supplies is iu Shaniko .now.
A popular illustrated lecture will
be given bv the Rev. John Lcwtas
on Saturday evening, Nov. 27, at 8
o clock in tbe Bend church, The
subject will be "What I saw in Kng-
land, Ireland, France aud Italy.
Illustrated by a powerful oxygen
hydrogen gas generator, with 200
superb views taken specially for
the lecture. As Mr Lewtas is one
of the leading lecturers on tbe Pa
cific Coast, this will be a rare op
portunity lor the people ot uend to
hear this high class lecture. Ad
mission, children 25c, adults 50c.
Mayor Davidson is in receipt of
a letter from Mrs. Godfrey of Cali
fornia who claims to be the wife of
the man by the name of Godfrey
who gave ashow in Bend a week
or two ago. The letter ased for
Information as to Godfrey's where
abouts, with whom he was travel
ing, and in what relationship he
and his companion (a young lady)
had registered while here. The
letter was written on one of God
frey's old letterheads, which showed
hit picture aud supposedly that of
his wife aud two young daughters,
and the picture of the wife was not
that of the wpman in' whose com
pany he visited Bend. There is
evidently "something rotten iu
Denmark.
Pumice Stone Wanted, ,
The Department of Mining of
the University of Oregon, Ivugene,
has received inquiries concerning
deposits of pumice stone in Oregon.
Anyone owning such deposits who
desires to dispose of them should
consult Professor V. L. Barker,
Kugene, Oregon. Sample of the
pumice stone can submitted by
mail, a few ounces being a sufficient
amount, , 36 37
Ranch For Sale.
24Q.ocres. IW paftdars In,
qi'we, of M,., Nlswonger,.."Iotwel
Jei Oregon. 1, ";& 39
The First National Bank
OF BEND BEND, OREGON'
Or. O. O. OOC, IVldnl C. A. SATHCR, Vlt Pruld.M
O. 0 HUDSON, O.ihl.r
Capital fullr P.ld MS, OOO
OtockholdarV liability 26.00O
Every Good
Bank
ThM conduct Jti affair with the ole Mr o( receiving
the drpoiiU of the community ncl lending them out to ft
cuttomer, engaged in let-IUmate enlrrpric, on good (can
ity, either of butlne credit or collateral, at reatonable rates
of Intcreat, will prove a, benefactor to tbe community and will
enjoy peace in it limine affair, knowing that it uwU are
teal otirn, and that the aolrency of the Hank i absolute.
With thi confidence in iUelf it wilt impirc confidence
in other.
TUB FIRST NATIONAL DANK OP BEND ran thi
kind of a Dank, and attributes it teady growth to adhering
to thi policy.
Development in the Mend country wilt be rapid In 1910.
Are you prepared to take advantage of tbe opportunlllet tba't
will occur for the ronn with money?
If not, ttart au account with tbe Pint National Bank of
Bend and add to it each week. v
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DIRECTORS:
U. C. COR K. A. SATIIKK C. S. HUDSON
P. P. SMITH II. C. KIXIS
CRUSHED SHELL AND
GREEN GROUND BONE
Doors, Windows, toasts, Oik (ft dmt
Agent for the Celebrate
Studebker Wagons
and Oliver Plows
Stoves and !Unges and a Ceseral Luwt
of Hardware and Groceries.
S. C. CALDWELL, BltND, ORE.
J. H. WENANDY
DttND, OR,
F. L. BUNTEN
SHANIKO, OK.
WENANDY-BUNTEN
Automobile Stage Company
DAILY AUTOMOBILES
between Shaniko, Madras, Redmond 'and Bead andall
interior points. For further Inforraatioa write
Wenandy-Bunten Auto. Co.,
BEND, OREOON
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
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But If you must kII now, Ut your property with .
Deschutes Realty' Co,
BOND, OREGON.
VB IIANDM! RANCHRS, IRRIGATP.D LANDS, TOWN PRiOPRRTY,
TIMBF.R LAWS."
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