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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1910)
Ittuwii ii J J-- --- '--- - at.. -.... . . ..frnL -a Jy Modern Sweets iruico Woloomo Tt'CUtH Tt 1Hrn Iff I U Ht llurntn a J'ura and Candy .IMfr." ' 'AMtrn Mrr" M.r CmImIWt( C.i Mlri., NriU., Org Headquarters for SCHOOL SUPPLIES -and STATIONERY. PATTERSON DRUG CO. BEND, ORE. New PALACE MARKET Charles Itoyd, I'mp, All kinds of Fresh nud Cured MEATS Vegetables, etc. Ucst of Service. Cnll and (live Us a Trial. 00 YEARS' EXPEDIENCE OFI'ICIAI, DIKKCTORY. I'fr-ldfiil Virt-I'rraldriil ,.,. Kurclaryofnialr Hfiir ir y of TrtMury Hecrctary of Interior. Herniary f War Hewtlary of Nay IWITItl) STATUS WlllUm II. Tan .jainran nii-mian I'lillaiidrr C. Kilm ... I'rauallii MaeVcagh .. Itlcliaril A. llalllllgtl J. M. Dlckliixm .urorg. mil I,. Miyri Hrer-laty uf Commute ami l,lwrC'lmlrt Nagtl I'lnlinaMcr (Initial I'tank II lllltliuk Attorney Oanrial .OtutiftW WIckmliMu Herniary ol Agllcullui .. BTATK (limnior , HeuttaryofHlal Treasurer., , Alloiney tlciieul .. ..... Hiii, I'm lil Ic In.lruitloii rttatrl'i Inter IMlryaml I'nwl LuimnlMloiirr Jaine Wilaun ...!', W. llenaon '. W. Iltuaon . . .(. A.hlrl A. M. Crawluril J. II. Acarrmau W H. Pmiiilw) . . . I. W. ll.lt. Cnim(..luiitrofl.alr Htaliillra,,. O 1' Kofi . i. . - . . fTlio K CMlrl1 Railroad CoriltiiiMlontr ..., lCIde II. Allclilauii f fl.Mr.M U'.l Oanif and I'oretlrv Warden. . W II mrnui Slat Mnglnetr . ... lohu II Uw! rotge ll IN THE SCHOOLS LIST OP PUPILS ENROLLtit) THIS YliAR. U, H. fieuatoia... CongifMiurn , Huptfim Judge ... Chamberlain II """ I Jonathan nourne. Jr, w, ;, nawier W K. Illll. T. A, Mclltld. I' A. Moot K. lUklti Win. K. King W. T. Slater HIIVItNTII JUDICIAL IjISTRICT lu,lr..... Attorney.., MtAtK Ikuarmr CoNtaub (Watsk.) oh n II, l.t wla, Mai l(nglnrer............Hl-in, Or I. T, llolaalc. rtul.t. Die. No, I ... .Ilunanra. Or, T. M. Haatou, Hupl, Ulr. No, Iiakcr Cl.y.Or, CROOK COUNTY W. I, liradihat. .Fred W. Wllaou J "IftiiawnWIM.mMtlnmiiiHM tiff IMMItMlttMMIMItMll H. ........ Sheriff Treasurer Aaaeaw .. ... . Hchoul Hurnlendent ..... nureeyor - ComuilMlontra. . , II. C. Hill. Warreu mown rrank htkloa W. I' King ...J.I). I, Toilette M. A. I'old I'rrd A. Hlta I M. II. llajrley I laiiica Kfc Till! COURT CiacuiT Couar I'lut Monday In Mar! third Monday In October. raoaATH t-HJT nrai aionnar m eacn momn CnuMluiujaaa Cuuar fliat Wrducadav In January, Manli, May, July, HcpUuUr and Nutrmter, Ikvu ftcnooL Diaraict No. u. M. TrlD'll mrtxtora, C1ik Trbr Mayor. Mrtvfdcr. Tttaaurrr. ( U. Tripoli - - l. II. Kay (l..CIM.IInf ...... .1 II, Wlral IXK. lltrrlnalon Mlaa Annr II Marktl Mlw Nona Hltliardaon Mtta ftercnr C. Ywinn VI Ik llarrut lUHn MIM Ida M. Audtraon MIm Kalhtrln llaaklna lMra.Olroull.Mack CITY OH MINI) ....a, C. Caldwell ..II.C. I'JII. ..H.J. ' uultr . on.ill Ulicht Tenchem I'mployed to Teach 130 Children In llend-Arnold School not Included In thlt Keport. AMrrmco . J. N. Iluu I ll.On.i II. I. )ltltMlf T. W. Trlplrtl J. II, Ktlly W. II. rwllrra CANDIDATES' ANNOUNCEMENTS. 0. C. HENKLE HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS Rent Estate Exchanges of all Kinds iyffljra I hrrty annootjer royulf aa randMatf to wnnl tnytcK to ll olr)c of County Clclk, ul Uci lo tbrappeoral olh iHmociallc voter l Ctouk Cunniy at lh (Tlmary alrtllon to lx held IWitt mlwr M, 111. rWYiiutij-, WAKKKM BlOWM. I brrrliy announet myatlf aa randklalato aurrrinl wyxlf lolbr on of tthctllt, auMrct to lh approval ol Ihr Meputdran otra of Crook County at Ihr pitmaiy alivtlloa to t hikl V1 Itnilxr M, HI. Ktaixxtfully, ViaxK liLKina. FollowInK U n Hit of tlic olilldrcn enrolled in the Ilend public cbool at the clone of the second week of this icliool year: High Rchool J, C. 1'. IMrrliiKton, prlnclpalj Mlaa Anne Markcl m:il Jltaa Adn I'orler, tcaolierf, HKNI0MII, f.yle Hiohanlaon Mix Klclianlton llruce Dcyitrtiionil JUHIORfl, I'rcil Lucat Krinietli Minor John Hathrr Umily Sehrcrlvr Katf lie Tiioraon Mr"rrt witii Lnwrence fiinllh, nonioMUHrts, RT ncjrarinoml Carl Itunlrr Hurry Jolinaoii Ivan McOillvray Anna Moeu Vreii Wliteluclc fKKSHMr'N. lUlltua Iloicll Claude Kellev llcttie Main Clyde McOilfvray Harry SulnliiK Illtetli Wouialair SUrali NVornaUfT I.uetu Woriiataff Seventh and KIkIiIIi Rrade Ml Harriet Dolicn, teacher. KICIITH ORADK. Caroline Taylor Robert Inne Clarence Sather Marlon Lawrence ltthel HplnlnK 1'ay Ueyarinond Roy Vlnyard wRoy I'ox Haul Thoraon Irene l'aae SRVltNTIf ORADtt. Joe Doell Hrl Kulo Oeorue Wood Annie l.liKter I'rance Sleidl Kaynioiid Thoraon beona HprliiKer Maydew Trlplell Wanda Mhulte Marie I'ox Suaie Kelley John Sleidl Howard Youni; Kaipit I.ucai Vance eiirk nifih and Sixth undeo Mln I'lor- ence C. Younjs, teacher. SIXTH ORADK. Mary Mutter Dora Clark Claire Hunter OIk Johntott Deluia Young Wllnion Smith KIKTll ORADK. Nina Sptnint: Marie Ilrotterhoui I'lhfl LMark Itlma WikxI Claudia Trlplctt Cecil Jolinaoii New Road to fork of River. J. It. Snwhlll mid pom were down from theif ItU Rivlt homestead Innt I'rlilny mid Haturdny, Mr Sitwliltl will Miibtnlt coimniitatlon proof on lilscliiim Octohet 35. Mr. Suwliill ways the new rond to give relief to itutttM in the fork ol the the river will he completed ill nbotit 10 tiny. It leaver the Silver J.nkc roitd on the line be tween the Allen nnd Vnndevcrl niticlic.t mid runs due went nhout n mile. A K'.od trnii bridge apntix Little River nnd the work of open ing the rett of the road in now Kolnj; forward. The I'owell Dutto Neighborhood. 1'ownf.i. IIUTTK, Sept. 19. Tlorn, to Mr. and Mr. Chan. I'roat, a dauxhler. Mrs, Geo. Ilecknun i one to to the Cove orchard for fruit. Mr. and Mr. Geo. Reynolds have re turned from the Willamette valley with a load of fruit. 1 Nstliati Ileacli if sowing a field of sum- mer fallow of nearly a hundred acres, to j fall wheat. Mr. Deach is bringing Ills place into a stale of fine cultivation by summer fallowing and carefully leveling his fields, Tiie recent rains were greatly appreci ated here, as tty little hay was down Clu. 1'oiter and sons have started out with their thresher. Mr. Hoater added a cookhou to his threshing out fit this year. Tarllesby the name of Wilson, who came here from Alaaka this spring, have I brught the place formerly owned by K R Halterman, The place comprises 160 acres, about 75 acre lying in the old river bed. I'rlend of Mrs. C. if. Rills, formerly of this place, will be atad to hear that she is greatly Improved In health since moving to NewbttrK. Ore. Violin Teaching. I am prepared to give lessons on the violin. Those interested please call or telephone. tf IVA E. Wkst. -auEE. Huuh lunea Ralph Johnson Dewey l'age Itrucat Aloe f Wi.liv anuour mvartra candidate for Slier IfT of Crook County, auljctt to the approval of l. .t..... . .'.., si lli .dim... ..naal in. (IVHimi.lK W.." .WW m...w. ..ww. natlng rlotton to tw be Id arplcuiUr H. I l. Reaitrcttully, Jt.lix It. ItUWARDS. I hereby announr myaelf a candidate for , Hhetln of Crook County, autject totha Rrpub-, Ilea) nMcra ai in', rrinury nominaiinc aieviioa to be held Savtemtxr M. laia. , I will highly ai peectats any and all things doot by nir frlenda lor my nowlaalloii. If nominate and eltcird will do all in my power to have all law lalercol. Krapectfully, MiLLAab Tairurr. I htraby announce rayactf aa candidate for Ihr oBtofCoumy3urTyr, subject tothraproval of the Republkan votera of Crook County at lb primary (lection to U beM lktlrniber Mlh, liy. KeaiKCtfulty, uaoaonb. Yovko. Tots Democratic toter of Crook Coontyi t hereby announet myaetf a a candidate for the ofDcvufNhrrtir of Crook County object to Ihr approval of the Democratic votera of lb woul'V atlbc iwtmtty nomlnatln clectloa to U bckl rxplember 14. !. .. ., II T. N. BAtrova, Jll, Or. To the Republican votrr oTCrook County: I hereby announce uyaetf aa a cnndhlaU forth orbc of tlberllTof Crook County, anblert loth apwoval ol tht ReuMlcan voter of lb county at the primary nominating, election to brheld mpiember M. '' IV J. A. CoeLTsa, ' TnAoc MARita rtrunHI iMBuainura Aa. f-..5.BT.,:rmPJ I'lt.ina lak.11 tbruuaH Uuim. A Vo. rvoalf iW.UJn4t. without ckara, mm ifttUl w4). without (wn, w cniific Hitter catt A handaomalf lllo.traljd jekl. L-W'JJ'J'r hti riiurMontba.il. Bol4WaJpair. Knst or West It ii the best. Cleve land's Hakinu Powder. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Deptitment of tht Interior. V- S. I and Office at Tht Dalles, Or., Aufu.l , lyl. Nolle I hereby glrrn thai John B, llcyburn, of llend. Oregon, who, on Auguat , tJ, madt llomeateaa, no. ojjoj ii vji "."' !","r neK nwW, nw nrff rite. M. f . o It., R. 10 It. W. u k.a Al.,1 nJlo uT tnieiiiloa la make Anal five- iear It oof, to catabllth claim to lb land atwt rwrlbe.t.brort II. C. Kill. U . Conitnlaaloatr at hl office, at Ilcnd, Oiegon.on tht 4lhday of October, if 10. ' '.j,. Claimant namea aiwilner: ....vi .'? W. ! Vandweit, C. h. Allen,liwh,,, John Itttr, all or Bnd.-ucecjajrt Oacar Welch Third and Fourth Grades MIm Ida Anderson, teacher, roURTII GRADIt. Cora Dates Coral Ilatc Cliarlca Hotell Viola Drown Goldltr Conway Rdith Dalley Gertrude Daily Gladys Fleming Arthur Johnston Donald Morris Harold satner woyie Miyuer Clara Vlnyard ' Martin Vlnyard Ucrllis wcicn W. S. DUNIWAY Direct Primary Candidate for STATE PRINTER Atks a avcoiid term on his record of itCONOMY and ltri'iciKNCY. fly cutting out grafts has made ihr printing de partment tne cheapest ilepartmcnl ol the Stale government trald Advertlixmrnt ) Settle It Now Settle It Right For constitutional amendment Clvinc to cities and towns oxclusivo power to license, rcjrulate, control, suppress, or prohibit the solo of lntos icatlnc liquors within the municipality. 328 X Yes ENDORSED BY 40,000 OREGON CITZZENS Greater Oregon Home Rule Association 618 Klccirio lildu., Portland, Or. (paid advkktising ) ....kw;e3ij mSmfoxr &3B&r THIRD Ine Dates Fddte Ilrosterhous Ruth Fleming Henry Liusler Leonora Morris hoy Slroni; Jamea Triplett Robert Virgil Velma Woot CHADS. Maay Dolell John Conway Cecil French Dewey Morris Clyde Itobliikon Gladys Cather Louisa Trlplctt Udlth Vinyani Ruth Worustait Second Grade Mlu Katharine Has klus, teacher. SKCOND ORADtt. Charles Doyd HUic Retsdorfer Helen Downing LnwreucrRelsdorfer Ralph Ferguson Ronald Sellers Ague Jotisou Aditott Thomas . Haicti Grant Charles Triplett Hugh Kelley Haltie Wood Kenneth Lane Tlilie Wood Ildna Moe Willie Woo.1 Fraucia RedricM First Grade Miss Nous Rlchanlson, teacher. FIRST CRADS. W. K. ELLIS FOR CONGRESS "THE CANDIDATE WITH EXPERIENCE.0 sop C. W. avai 'fjwm Mamie Clark Itruest Dailcy Leo Harriman ,LB(.rHrriian 'MitTLInstsr 'JwTre Matheaou Ufits 1'attle Grace Robinson Marion Sather Lots Tritdett GusU Williams Squire Williams Gladys Woods busle Wooos Myrtle Johnson Republican Candidate for Rcuotnination to Congress before the Direct Primary, Sattuxlay, Sopt. 2-tth. 1010. Ten years experience on tlic floor and in the committee rooms of Congress. Over a, years residence in Ore gonknows the needs of the peo ple at first hand. Is member of Wnys nnd Means Committee there is no better corn mitUciSSsicmneuUlnltheiUou K Subscribe for The llufyg ST" Cleaning and Pressing i ' I have opened a Tailor Shop in the It. M. Smith Clothing Co.'s Store, in Ueiulj and am ready to do all kinds of cleaning, pressing nnd altering, and nil classes of Gent's Tailor Work. ....JEAN B. HOSS Or.ngma your work. Satisfaction guAranteod. The Pioneer Wood Yard Call on or telephone us for the Rest Seasoned Wood. afagaWsnaWsasaaW 1 Custom Wood Sawing Solicited. All wood Is cut green, therefore assuring good live wood Wra, P. DOWNING, Proprietor. 5DmilFl!pt?.rJg2'- or pubifc uuiluii.Ra-.or nts-uisiricr 11 last two uongrcsses. The Second Oretion District stood it or near the head in the sums an roprmted in the 1910 House um or its rivers and harbors, ($1,800,- )CO ) He has supported all progressive tdminlstratton meusures, devoted ns liNTittii time to the promotion if the interests of Oregou and the ipbutldlng of the West. By reason if ills large and favorable ocquain- ance among tne memoers 01 von- ;ress he is m 9 position to continue ka do 1 1 nirs tor uregan wnicit no liew man could do for many years. Hits nt heart the interest 01 uie K.i.i .ni.iior." nhvavs wartnlv sup ported every bill introduced foMhe relief of old veterans. During last two Congresses .has secured the ruiMnrJc of numerous private otlis for helpless old soldiers and their wulows, ami Iiatiuicu niuuy mm drpil of claims acted upon by the pension department. Acts srRAK LOl'IUtR THAN WUKU9. Why mako any change in KNOW THAT SATHER Has Just Received a Big, Full Line of STATIONERY Pads, Pencils, Note-books, Envel opes, Erasers, etc. The Children can get their School Supplies at SATHERS. PENCIL BOXES now only 5c. CASH PURCHASES brieg the buyer Valuable High Grade China Articles FREE. We Sell at a Small Profit. E. A. SATHER GENERAL MERCHANDISE sBBBRaasnBaaaaaaaBBBasjfs. BEND, OREGON $50.00 Down $50.00 Down i hoice Residence Lots in Aubrey Heights $50.00 NOW BALANCE LIKE RENT The Future Residence District ; -of Greater Bond. ' Contracts aro let for seyeraj houses't - " built immediately, t Deschutes Realty Co. I your Congressman. (Paid Advertisement.;