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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Recent new members of the Hcnd
Sand are Messcrs. Wooley and Cote
on the clarinet and Philips ou the
baritone.
M. J. Morrison received word
last night that Father Hickcy is
very ill in a Portland hospital and
that he is not expected to live.
Henry Suttong at rivwl Saturday
from Wadena, Minn., end will
maT:c his home at Beud. He is an
old-time friend of Mr. and Mrs. K.
A. Griffin.
George Brostcrhous began work
this morning on a building on his
lot at the corner of Bond and Min
nesota streets. It will be 34x40
with 14-foot posts and will be occu
pied by a blacksmith shop.
M. E; Rogers and family moved
to Bend from Prinevillc this week.
Mr. Rogers and one of his sons, K
J. Rogers, have desert claims under
the Swalley ditch, on which they
will reside as soon as they can build
houses.
There won't be any wood famine
in Bend after the first of the year,
if I have good luck in getting my
new saws in from Sbaniko. I will
then have eight men at work if I
can get them. I pay the top price
for wood choppers. F.M. Carter.
Engineer Wakefield's crew last
week finished its work on the Ore
gon Trunk Line survey running
south from Bend and the crew was
disbanded. Mtlliken and his crew
are expected to arrive in town in a
few days on their way to the rail
road having also finished their
-work farther south.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoc Howard
will leave omorrow for Portland
where Mis. Howard and the chil
dren will remain during the winter
but expect to rciurri to Bend next
summer. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
drove out to Sbaniko during the
stormy weather of two weeks ago,
and bad a very trying journey.
They frore their faces while driv
ing acros5 Sbaniko flat and were
caught in quite a severe storm.
Brosterbous Bros, are doing con
siderable work remodeling the in
terior of the building recently va
cated by The Bulletin, just west of
CENTRAL OREGON
LANDS
The reason that may be causing
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cause you to seek an early sale.
We have Rood outside connec
tions that will enable us to han
dle readily almost', any good
nwinn..U Inn 1 let- mtl- f fl . t
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town property with us.
Bend Investment Company
Next Door to Postotftcc.
the Hotel Bend. Mr. and Mrs.
O'Kanc will occupy part of it ns
living quarters, while the old bowl
ing alley quarters will be partitioned'
off into room and used as nn an
nex to the hotel, this arrangement
having been made necessary by the
increased amount of business that
the hotel is enjoying.
The Misses Market were hostesses
to 15 of their young lady and gen
tleman friends last Saturday even
ing. The time was spent in a de
lightful manner, otic of the chi'f
features and surprises of the even
ing's pleasures being a kitchen
shower tendered the hostesses and
planned by the Bend teachers. The
Mures Market are "setting up"
housekeeping and their friends
took this means of showing their
good will and desire to help.
The Dutch Market and baraar
given Friday evening by the What
soever in Lara's hall was quite a
pleasing success. A goodly num
ber were in attendance to partake
of the good things the ladies had
provided. Booths containing the
tempting viands were arranged
along one side of the hall, and in
oneend -on the stage was a ba
zaar containing a multitude of
pretty and useful articles suitable
for Christmas gifts, and over which
Miss Fern Hull presided. The
band dicourscd sweet music later
iu the evening, the little folks umde
lots of racket, and everyone, old
and vomit;, spent an enjoyable
evening. The receipts totaled $90
Prinevillc Election Returns.
The Prinevillc election last Mon
day resulted as follows:
For mayor D. F. -Stewart 98,
O- N C'tilton 97.
For councilrocn J. H. Rosen
berg lit, George Storktnan 107,
A. H. Lippman 96, Clias. b. Iwl
wards 89, George W. Noble 83,
J. H. Gray 82. The first three
were elected. t
For treasurer Claude H. Smith
143.
For rtcordcr R. W. Breese 105,
Earl McLaughlin 79.
For marshal Joe Kelso 10S,
Wade Huston 84.
A proposed drastic ordinance rcg
ulatiug pool rooms, card games,
etc. was defeated by a vote of 90 to
93. The "wets" elected their en
tire ticket with the exception of
mayor.
The Bend Bulletin advertisers
are getting results. That's why
our patronage is increasing.
KENWOOD
Just Across the River"
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FAMOUS RANCH WILL CI.OSH
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U-'LU J I JJ
HnlAvviu, who hnd been n breeder
of'fine Merino sheep in Vermont
The ranch took nit a character of
national importance in 1893 when
it passed into the control of J. G
Ivdwaids, who for some yenrs had
been recognized ns the sheep king
of Wyoming,
Mr. Hdwards had been grnrlng
Hocks aggregating 100,000 head on
the Wyoming range mid was look
ing for some locality moic perfectly
adapted for tlto highest t)'e of a
combined wool and mutton sheep
He selected Crook county, Oregon,
and there has built up the type
known ns the "Baldwin sheep,"
which is the only established and
reproducing sheep known that is
covered with long, heavy, criuklcy
wool from its nose to its hoofs with
out wrinkles or grease, thchc latter
objectionable perquisites having
been eliminated iu the breeding. .
CHRISTMAS DINMIR
Hotel Bend
MF.NU:
Oyster Soup. Baltimore Style
Sweet Pickles. Cold Slaw.
Roast Turkey with Chestnut Dress
ing and Cianbcrry Sauce.
Brazed Suckling Pig
Comotc of Apples.
Saute of Veal Kidneys
en Ilordurc.
Duchess Potatoes. Cabbage au
Cream.
Genuine England Plum Pudding
with Haul Brandy Sauce.
Coffee. Tea. Milk.
RECORD
Pacific Norte Uatacat It prepared
uprmly for the nerdt of boo emeu aa4
ranchmen. It U a powerful aed jxw
IfillflX liotacni, remedy lor etacric
de. A tootMflf embrocation lor the
reiki ol pita, and the tat Himt tor
prate and orene. Uueqwled lor
carliif the oundt and Injtirlct ol
BARIIEO WIRC and fv beiUf rati,
abrailoitt, torn and fcmltt. Pacific
Hone Liniment It lull (tiiraalrrd.
No olher It to jnod or helpful (a to miny
yt. HIlfallttoMtlfly.MCtBtlMrlie
id detlen lo refund the purchite price.
lit.. 1 MMIII lim (INI
Korr Cmcwical Co , nuiKi, oi
BOOkLCr gKSfavt0 into
California Restaurant
Mrs. H. Mouchton, Prop
flctl of meal tcrvril at all hour
of the day,
Board and lxlKlng
$25 a Month.
Coffee and Doughnuts 10c.
Clean, comfortable bedi,
25c a night.
We run a flakery In connection
with the rraUurant ami curry
everything in the bakery line.
Ultimate on
application
Wall Iacr at
Portland I'rli'ca
N. P. WEIDER
PAINTER
& Paperhanger
Cheapen and flett Wall I'apcrSaui-
plea In the county. Get
My I'rlcei.
Ilox 39.
Ilcnd, Oregon.
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CHRISTMAS
IS NOT PAR AWAY
What arc you going to give him or her for n
CIIKISTMAS PKUSIINTr
If you are thinking of a DIAMOND, tome ami talk It over
with u.
We can pleae you In both pfjee and ipiality,
WU CAM, VOUR 1'ARTICUUK ATTENTION to our te
ceiilly enlarged JltWHI.UY DUI'AltTMKNT. We ate now able to
ahow you aotne of the most beautiful eiamplea of the Jmrlet'a ail.
Our ilctlgna ate up to the minute, ipullty guaranteed and at
Prices Thnt Will Defy
Competition.
Come ami make your aelectlont of CbrUtuiai glftt befoic the
HuU SeaiKin commence.
We now have few eacluiUe deilRiit which ate iplcnilld
value.
With ever purchase you make from our Jewrlry Department
wr will vt you PIANO VOTItS l tlte tale of iu otca for every
dollar to the full amount of your purrliate.
MERRILL DRUG CO.
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320-ACRE
HOMESTEADS
WE HAVE THE BEST
Best Wheat Land
IN CENTRAL OREGON.
Write for Particulars, to
Merrill Sb Wilkinson Company
1IKND, ORl'.OON.
The PINE TREE STORE
Just Received a Nice Lotof
Dress Patterns
Twenty-five different patterns In all
wool changable Panama, Melrose and
changable SUk.jOnly onejraUern to
eachpiece. Hurry and get your selec
Uoi beforetbeyVe ff
all picked out. Only k)J
a pattern at
SATHER'S
5t James Hotels6
WOOD
FOR. SALE
BLOCK WOOD
$4.50 I'cr Cord, Delivered.
LIMB WOOD
$3.50 I'cr Cord, Delivered.
Phono Me.
F. M. CAR.TER.
J. S. Wakefield, Proprietor
When In Silver take, atop at thli well known Iioiih;,
Ouetta can be auurctl that every attention will le
paid to nuke them comfortable, Special attention
to travelcra. Good home cooking. Term rcaaonable
Our Hobby:
fleat Meal
In Town for
35c
WHEN IN BEND STOP AT
THE PILOT BUTTE INN
Table always supplied with the- bait that tlio town affordi.
Neat and Comfortable Rooms. llitNi), OuKOON
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