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LOCAL BITS.
Carbon paper, the bent, nt TJie
llullctln utVicc.
John Lcitat was a'lnisiucn vlsitoi
at Portland lat week.
Typewriter lblMiiH nil kinds
at Tlic llullctln alike.
C. I Hcckcr was up from Laid
law to attend the bund iIiiiicc.
Girl wanted In mrial! family, In
ikud. Apply at llullctln office.
For Sale Fully cqulpct! aw
mill. For particulars addrcnn X,
care llullctln. jS-tf
Alexander Tiolice, who had u
homemead near Kosland, died on
Chrifttmatday.
Lewi P. I'om, who has leen in
llcnd and vicinity for the past few
weeks, has left for Madras.
Don't bother to send nwoy for
your typewriter ribbons buy them
at The llulletin olT.cc. All kinds.
Mrs. John Stcidl, who has been
ill with tvpholdjcvcr, is couvalesc
liiK nicely and will soon be up and
ntwut again.
Nine and ic-lnch envelopes, jtnt
the thliiK' for mailing or filing away
legal documents, for sale at The
llullctln office.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sawhlll and
two sons, Jimmie and Dick, were
down from the homestead to speud
Christmas with Bend friends.
George Hobbs has bought out
the Interests of Harry Ttirpiu in
the Corner Confectionery, and now
the firm name Is Aldridi;c& Hobbs.
The Merrill & Wilkinson Com
pany recently located Geo. W
Certsoii, George Viiilng attd Oscar
Prickctt on 330acre homesteads.
They are WiikIiIiikIoii and Idaho
men.
C. H. Uockucy is a recent comer
who hns filed on a 320-ncfe home
stead on the High Desert. Mr.
Kockncy is convinced that section
will develop into u ((real whea.
country,
Mrs. L. J. Green of Redmond
has a few vouiik Mammoth Ilronre
cobblers wcltililnir about 30 lbs.
each. Will ncll them for 33c a
pound, alive. Leave orders with
G. W. Hall. Den. I. .jolf
Mrs. Creed Trlplctt left Monday
for Portland, where she will join
her husband and spend the winter.
She expects to cuter a hospital
there and undergo an oeratiou.
She was accompanied by Miss Lilly
Lytic, who will remain with her.
Creed Trlplctt has gone to work
In an automobile shop at Portland
to learn the mysteries of those
popular machines. He writes that
lie will return to llcnd next spring
with a six-cylinder Maxwell, and
will go after the pnvtciiKcr business
with his new machine'.
Postmaster Minor reports that
two packages were recently re
ceived at the Ikud office, each hav
ing been mailed on the same day,
one from Madras and the other
from Chicago, and they both
reached llend in the same mall. A
sad but nevertheless true commen
tary on the mall service of Crook
county and Central Oregon.
HOMESTEADS
LOCATED.
150,000 ACRES OF THE BEST
WHEAT LAND
In Central 'Oregon. Just opened tc 33o-acrc homestead
entry. 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 TVip from Bend to Lands
and Return for All Who Locate.
HUNTER & STAATS
HUM), OHlIUON
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Pipes, Cigars
and TobaCCOS.
Cull In find tNke a look at our line
of Meerschaum and French Briar
Pipes. Tfio best line of Cigars and
Tobaccos In town lieadquartcrs
for your
Fine Candies
THE CORNER (CONFECTIONERY
ALDRIDOU & MODUS.
Horn last night to Mr. and Mrs
Carpenter of Laidlaw, a sou.
Frank Drown and wife have gone
to Portland to spend several weeks
During the past week Mrs. Wm.
Orcutt left for an extended visit in
the Hast.
Dr.tCoc's new auto has arrived
and been put in commission. It is
a Hudson runabout.
Horn, early this morning at the
llcnd hospital, to Mr. and Mrs,
Carlylc Trlplctt, a 9 lb. daughter.
Mrs. I.. M. McKcy nobis left
about a week ugo for California,
called there by the serious illness of
Iter mother.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Shircman are
spending the Holidays in town,
having come in from their place in
the Arnold district.
Mrs. A. M. Drake and Miss Ker
shaw left Monday fur the railroad
on their wav to California where
they will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoc Howard
and children left last Friday for
Portland where Mrs. Howard and
the children will spend the winter.
Miss Grace McKcnzie, who has
been ill for two months with
typhoid fever, was taken recently
to the Bend hospital in order that
she might receive better care, and
is making rapid improvement.
William iloccll brought in his
last load of apples yesterday. He
marketed .something like 3.000
bushels this season and received an
average price of f 1 a bushel. His
apples are as good as any raised in
Oregon. Priucville Journal.
E. II. Overman, editor of the
Shaniko Star, has been arrested on
a charge of forgery. He is also
wanted at Spokane for issuing
checks on a bunk in which he had
on deposit. Overman has had a
varied newspaper career. He start
ed the star about a mouth ago.
Journal.
Cashier C. S. Hudson, in behalf
of the Frst National Hank, pre
sented the Ladies' Library Club
last week with a Christmas dona
tiou of 55 00. It is needless to say
that the Club wus very thankful
for the gift and that it will be used
to further the good work the
library is doing.
City courts tuny not enforce or
dinances abolishing the sale of near
licer and punishing violators, ac
cording to Judge Wolvcrton, who
held that the state Is responsible
fcr the law and must sec to its en
forcement. What a lot of time and
money Priucville wasted over its
near beer ordinance. Review,
It transpires that Sylvester Staats,
shortly before coming home, had
been quite ill and had spent six
weeks in the hospital nt Salem,
where he was attending kcuooI
He will not return to his studies
this year but will wait until next
full, when he will graduate from
the law course iu a few months.
W. P. Vandevcrt and family
were down from the up-river home
to celebrate Christmas iu llcnd
Mr. Vundevert leports that at his
place Illg River is Irozen over while
Little River is still open, something
quite unusual as the condition gen
erally is just the reverse, Little
River froreu and Dig River open
Hut then, this is it strange winter,
anyway.
II. M. Conk, the Hcnd photog
rapher, has received during the
past week n line Voigtlnudcrcabl
net camera, The outfit cost $350
and the camera contains a lens vul
ued ut $185. Mr. Cook says it is
as fine an outfit as there is in the
Northwest. He is in a. position
now to do still better work than he
lias been turning out, especially in
the cubluet Hue. ,
A pair of gentlemen's gloves en
closed in a candy box disappeared
from the Chiistmas tree at the
church last Frldav evening. They
were intended as a gift to J. I
West and the finder will confer a
favor by returning tbcm to him.
The crew that was cleaning out
and repairing the Central Orceon
; canal and which was laid off on
Dec. .4 on account of the bad
weather, will resume work as soon
as the weather will permit. G, L.
Moore is getting everything ready
and in shape so that work can be
started With a vim, and says 35 or
30 teams will be needed.
Undoubtedly the best ice that
has been put up iu Bend for years
is now being harvested from the
Swalley pond. It ranges from to
to 13 inches thick, is solid and
compact and free from dirt. Al
dridgc & Hobbs paid 550 for this
year's crop from the pond and arc
tilling practically all the Ice houses
In town. There will be no Ice
famine in Bend next summer.
The contract for the grading of
the Nevada-California Oregon rail
road Irom Alturas to Lakcview has
been let to the Nugent-Richardson
Construction Company, and work
will begin In about a month. It is
believed by many that this road
will connect with the Oregon
Trunk Line, the N-C-O general
manager having announced Mime
time ago that it would be extended
from Alturas to The Dalles.
Last Thursday a contest was
heard before U. S. Commissioner
Hills, in which Dr. Dixon of Red
mond brought contest against the
decrt land entry of Mrs. Hugh
O'Kanc, the land lying north of
Redmond and near the new town of
Hillman. The basis of the contest
whs the allegation by Dr. Dixon
that the required annual improve
ments have not been made and that
it is impovtible to get water to re
claim the land, all of which was de
nied by the contestec.
F. C. Rowlec has bought the
stock of the Rend News Stand and
will hereafter conduct that busi
ness. A second story will be put
onto the present building, and
another two story building. 34x24
feet, will be built adjoining it on
the south. Mr. Rowlee has bought
the O'Kanc bowling alley, and will
Install it iu the rear of the building.
He intends to put in a stock of
men's furnishings in the spring.
Hrottcrbous Bros, will do the car
penter work on the new structures
Oregon Agricultural College
Winter Courses
JsMary 4th to February r5k, m
Practical wotk, lecturei and demon
stration will lie cien in uch vital tub
JccU General Punning, t'rult Culture,
Animal lluibamlry, Dairying, Poultry,
keeping, the Business Side of Panning,
t'omtry, Carpentry, DlacksmltbltiK, Me
chanical DrawiiiK, Cooking, Sewing,
wrcMuiaKiNK, iioine Management, etc.
All reuular courses begin January 4th
and end )rcbruary utb. farmer' Week
t'ebruary 14th to 181I1.
A cordial luvilntiou I extended to all
(utrrcitrd.
Good accommodation! may be secure'!
at reasonable rate. No age limit above
16 year. No entrance requirement.
Prominent lecturer have been secured
for tpeclal tonic. The instructional
force of the College number 100. Hx
celtent equipment.
A special feature li the farmers Week
which come this year I'eh. 14th to 18th.
Lecture, discussion, mid a general re
union. l'or further Information address
Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College,
Corvtdlls, Oregon,
It Pays to Advertise iu
THE BEND BULLETIN
If you have a wagon, a horse,
a hen or a cow for sale, adver
tise it iu The Bulletin and you
will fiud a buyer. Try It,
The First National Bank
OF BEND BEND, OREGON
Or. U, O. OOC, Prstlrfunt t A. HATHCIt. Vlca Prttldsnt
O. 8. MUOSON. Oathlsr
Ospllal fullf paU . . SJS.000
Stokhofdrs' liability SJ5.000
WE A
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HANKFUL
To the people of Mend am) vicinity ho have sollberstlrjjwt
rontzed us daring the last nine montbt.and who by their kind
words and Influence have induced their friend to do their
business with their Home Bank.
During the nine month we lute bees In tnuinets we
liave increased otir deposit from 33,000 to over JlJO.Ooo, ami '
have made a fair per cent on the investment for our stock-r
holder.
It will be our constant aim to Improve the service we
offer our patrons, and we wish to assist every worthy eater
prise now iu or to be established in Bend during 1910.
We feel that the lone delayed prosperity will be- Is- fait7''
way In the llend country during 1910 and that anlltte4 op
portunities will be open to the man who i able to accept ikemj
A Bank account in the first National Sank ' of Bend
will enable you to take advantage of tome ef these opportunities.
DIRECTORS:
U. C COR K. A. SATHXR C. S. HODSOJ
P. P. SMITH II. C KLUS
A Large ShJfnnt of
BUILDING MATERIAL
Jutt Arrive
Doors, Windows. lUMwr Roofag
and a full line of everything you may seed
for that new building you intend to put up
. this spring. LET ME FIGURE ON
YOUR BILL. I also carry is Mock
Denatured Alcohol
S. C. CALDWELL
Bend, Oregon
J. H. WENANDY
BUND OR.
P. L. CUNTEN
SHAXtKO, OK.
WENANDY-BUNTEN
Automobile Stage Company
DAILY AUTOMOBILES
between Shaniko, Madras, Redmond and Bettd and all
interior points. For' further information write "
Wenandy-Bunten Auto. Co.,
BEND. OREQON
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
Buy Now--
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SELL LATER
But if you must sell now, Hit your property with
Deschutes Realty Co.
BEND, ORGGON.
VH HAKDLU RANCHES, IRRIGATED LANDS, TOWN PROFBRTY,
TIMBER LANDS.
HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS
A SPECIALTY.
When You Need
Modern, Neat and Serviceable
Furniture...
CHwi MILLARD TRIPLETT
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