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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1911)
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Klgg. l'rank Dully and Nullum Hcach weie pxilntt(l 11 the lt Granite Meeting to M-lrct ttilUlile location lor a hall, mid alto to get ettimate on the cot of creeling I'all that can be Ued lor all purises. C. J dimming recently organized two Sunday Schoool near here. Tile one at llutlc Valley school liouie 1egii at 3 I M . followed by preaching. The rf vie at the Shepherd school hou.e are hrlil In lite forenoon. Mr and Mri. Cuuiinlug and children arc new arrival In lliU ii-ighlirhoud, coming from Cot lage I'Uce, Wnh. Mr Cufiiinings re rently boutflit ill J ditch forty, owned bv N. Ap)el, moving hit family out here hortly atlrr buying the land. Mr. Cum tilings l an Adveutlit minister. Several new arrival have located nrar here recently. Mr. Otborn and family live on the place formerly owned by George Keynoldi. They are relative ol C II. l'otrr. Mr and Mrs. l'rank Archer, of Dclling' ham, Wah. bought the ditch eighty for merly owned by J. J. Joiie. Mr. Archer I now building a bungalow on hi place Mr. and Mr. Wood and children from Seattle, Wash., are among our new hometteader. Mr. and Mri. R)n have motel on the Jamc Turner place In order to bae Ik Iter chool advantage. Waller I'ottcr of I'rineville ha bought the William place in the obi river-bed. Ill motlur, Mr. Smith, recently moved to the farm. Mr. and Mr. J. I. How man and fam ily who came down Utt fall from North Yakima, Wath., now expect to locate here. There are now 34 pupil enrolled in the Ilutte Valley school, a large in create over the attendance of litt year. C. II. Hllli and family, formerly ol thi place, now write 111 from llarrit burg, Ark. Mike Ma) field who ha bought the hay on the luiie place i wintering alout 40" head of cattle there, getting water at the Drown (priug. The hearing in the couteit of Charles Grave agalnt Mr. Mary I'.lliott wat held in I'rineville latt Tuesday. J I). Davidson I having lumber haul ed to build oil Ills homettcad. The I'carson lltother will do the building. A rty headed by l'rank Smith, the illicit rider, went up to the flume thi week and (hovelled Ice, In order to get the water through the 'stave pipe. Quite a number of them had already be gun to haul water, and all were willing to help get the water down to fill up th "empty cittern. Mr. Alice Ilayn wat the guettof Mr, l'rank. Smith on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tweet entertain ed at dinner Sunday. Their guest were- Mr. and Mr. Will Arnold, Mr. aud Mrs. Allen Willcoxon, I.ec Kigg, Reeve Willcoxon, Kvcrett Arnold, Mi Harriet Willcoxon and George Willcox on. Mr. and Mr. Daniel Hunctt and daughter, I'ay, Mr. and Mrs. Doc Ilayn aud daughter Ilaiel and Mis Viola Rey nolds, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary II row a and family. rood alrnljclit across the stale at no unusual coat. Till would bo the cnao If survey for nil generally traveled rond wro filed In the olllco of tlio atnto highway engineer or with n good ronda com mission. Then, too, the 'road boss who lnslatH UM-m Ills own Idea of road building, whether they nro right I or wrong, would bo eliminated. Ho would bo under the direction of ft competent engineer, nnd hU bit of rond would recelvo tho samo attention an nay other rond In tho stnto." Mr. Llndsny la ono of the three members of 0 commltto appointed by the Kansas I'nglnecrlng society to procuro tlio pnssngo of good ronda Inwi In thr Kansas Icglslnturo nest winter. IIo Is endeavoring to get tho support of the society for statu con trol of highway. DRAGGING ROADS WITH AUTOS How Six Msehlnts Hslptd to Mak Two Mils Smooth and Hard. Tlio Muskogee' (Okla.1 Motor club In Improving the roads In Muskogee county. This club l composed of fifty motorlaU. The member have bought fifty split log drags and ore using them ou the roods leading out of Mus kogee. The first trial was innde a short time ago and proved n great suc cess. A stretch of road two miles long lending out of one of the city's prln clpnl thoroughfares wn selocttkl Vb(n the ground was In fbo right con dition the atz split log drags were at tached to the rear a ilex of six ma chines, nnd the two trilled of road were thoroughly dragged. The result U that they are as smooth and hard as could be desired. It took the tnofortxta about it auarter of a dnr to do the work thla work la lo be extended. The fifty members of tho clnb art to be dl tided Into sipinds of six each. Each aqnnd la to be given n division of road to Improve. Moro drag will be made. Tho tnnterlnl In a drag of this kind cost H.TO If bought at n lumber yard nnd hnrdwaro store, but any farmer can mnke ono wltb ordinary tools for practically nothing by using split logs, a the name of the drag suggest. Woman Tor Oood Roads. In ono of thoe cltle where the women hare net I rely taken up the work of clrle Improvement the wo man club ha c rented n department of good roads and baa appointed a committee to hare charge. Tbla Is the first nrtlon of the kind tbat we have notlred The local newspaper ay tbat "this committee baa not been naked to work the roads, bat It surely will be able 10 work Ibe men wbo con trol them, lo Judge by tbe success of the effort of the women In tbe past for Improvement of advantage to the city." And therein 1 atsted tbe secret of tbe value of surh an undertaking on tbe part of these women. If the men won't build good road tbe women can make them Southern Oood Hoads begs leare to acknowledge Itself a Arm t and unwavering constituent of this iclub of progressive ladle wbo not I only enjoy book and original article 1 on current topic, refreshment and so cial pleasure connected wltb tbe uu al feminine club, but also Incorporate Into their realm of activity sucb a laudable work at furthering tbe good road movement. Hov to Oat Oood Reads. Oet together, agrve on a policy. e iect representative to put that policy Into effect, and you wilt bare food road. STATE CONTROL OF ROADS. Why a Kan County's Survtyor Fa vors a Uniform 8ytm. Tho itate coutrol of rouda In order to bring about uniformity uud vliml uato the otilces that buve to do wltb road building U advocated by J. M Llndsny, couuty surveyor of Wynu dotte county, Kan. Mr. Llndsny would abolish tho otllco of county eugtueer and havo a resident state engineer ap pointed either by the stnto blghwny tuglneer or a good rouds commission. As a continuation of the plan tbe township road overseer would bo un dor tho coutrol of tbo resident engl necr, and tho result, Mr. Lindsay says, would bo a uniformity of rouds aud bridges. "Suppose," Mr. Lindsay said, "that the county commissioners of ono coun ty should erect t convreto bridge aud on tbo same rond In the next county u cheap 'tin' affair Is erected. In a few years Ibe cheap bridge may wear out. and a heavllys loaded wagon or n thrnshlng machine would be compel led to go nrouud It. Uudcr state cou trol this condition would not urlse, as tho plans for bridges would be moro or less uniform. Not that all bridges would necessarily bo coucreto. but the capacity nnd condition of every bridge In tho atato would bo knowu by ovcry resident engineer. If tbo survey of every county road wero made In cou formlty wltb roads In adjoining coun tics the ulllmuto result would bo a Medicines WHEN we speak of Medicine, we mean everything in a dru store in the medio inal line crude drugs, extracts, chemi cal, aud lastly but most important of all prescriptions. It i iu this department that we ate of the greatest service to you. Our di ploma guarantees that you get the same con sideratiou aud care when you have your pre gcriplions filled here just as your doctor's diploma guarantees that you have the services ol a thoroughly qualified medical nun. When you want medicines of any kind or when you have any prescriptions to fill we ask you to let us fill them. We tell you here that they will be filled right. Red Cross Drug Store A BIG BARGAIN IN S-H-0-E-S Beginning Feb 1st, nnd for 10 days only I will sell any pair of Ladies' or Men's shoes at 50cts LESS than they are marked. These goods still bear Mr. Turpin's price mark (which was very reason able). At the 50-eent reduction every pair of shoes in my stock is A Decided Bargain W. C. Bredenhagen s J3end Jyiachine hop All Kinds of Saw Mill and Furraing REPAIRS We Carry a Large Stock of Auto Repairs and Supplies Wall St., next to Opera Mouse