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FARMS, CITY PROPERTY, At RE TRACTS,
IRRIGATED LANDS,
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A. J. Alorrison has lived In Bond fur the past
eight years and has made a business of locating
and cruising government lands in Central Oregon.
He knows the land and will locate you on the
best to be had. If you are going to take government land find out who your locator is, and whether he has lived
in the country long enough to know the lands; also if he is reliable. This Is a matter of importance to landscefccrs.
Homeseekers' -Land Company bend, oreoon
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DEATH OP MRS. P. . SN0li0KU.
SlJIKIKIInHUlflKIl On Sunday evening Mnriu Sand
li I mi I I lUflLl TV Ui 111 ibcnr, wife of Dr. F. S. Sandborg,
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BEND-BURNS ROUTE
BEING SURVEYED
Party Started Monday 'to Locale
Best Road Route From Bend
Th rough Homestead Country
to llamcy County.
On Monday tho locating party for
the Bend-Burns road left Bend for
the southeast, to be absent probably
nbout two wcefat, 3 Supervisor
x v. lucnarucqBiHe&us uio party,
Frank May w'thirengineor and Ray
Wilkinson compass man. The other
members are Al incus Neil and Phil
Denccr.
The party will locate the best and
most feasible route from Bend to
tho Harney Count line, near the
southeast corner of Crook, there
joining the present excellent road
from Burns. Flags, with "Bend-
Burns Road" printedorrthem, .will
be put on stakes along the road
route as located.
As soon 'as the route has been
laid oufinalrucUon will be com
menced, lathentire distance the
work of road making is extremely
light, for the most part consisting
simply of clearing the sagebrush.
No hills or a dobo are encountered.
It is the intcntionAf the committee
having in charge the road making
that tho new route shall be ready
for all kinds of travel' considerably
before the railroad reaches Bend.
Even as It is, without any improve
ment it Is understood the route im
practicable for freighting.
VANDEVER.T ARRIVES.
IN
Bend
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Alan Travel Far In Search
Sleeping Accomodation.
W, P. Vandevert returned Satur
day, having been absent about a
month, visiting' Portland and Salem.
On his return trip he reports find
ing extremely crowded condition
at Madras and Redmond; so many
Ieoplc and so few beds, in fact, that
he, with ten others, was compelled
to come through to Bend to find a
sleeping place, arriving here nt 3 A.
M.
Mr. Vandevert visited his family
at Salem. His son Clint, who is at
tending college there, is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
"Bend should begin preparing for
the -big rush at once," said Mr.
Vandevert. "Madras is swamped,
and before long we'll have to have
n tent city here."
WILL BUILD ADDITION.
Wenandy Livery Co. to Increase Stab'e
Room.
J. H. Wenandy has started work
on an additfon to his livery barn on
Bond Street near Greenwood. The
new building will be 32x80 feet and
will be in the rear of the present
building.
George Brosterhous is fn charge
of tho work, which will require about
two weeks to complete. The ad
dition will give the company a"
building 100x140 feet.
died at the Sandborg apartment in
the May building. Tho death was
very sudden, resulting from heart
disease, to attacks of which the de
ceased had been subject lor mnnj
years. The deceased is survived by
her husband and two children, Har
old and Ralph.
At the time- of her death Mrs.
Sandborg was '40 years old. While
Dr. Sandborg came to Bend about
six weeks ago his family had been
with him here but nine- days. Mrs.
Sandborg was a prominent member
of the Baptlstrfiu'rch, a member of
the Ladi2??tfrary Club and always
a diligil workei in the various
social acSvities with which she iden
tified herself.
The funeral took placo Tuesday.
Dr. W. L. Wilson conducted service
at the Baptist church. Thero was
special music by the quartet and
Mrs. Lindborg sang a solo, "Face
to Face."
"Then shall the righteous, answer
Him laying. Lord, when uw Me Thee
an hungered ami fed Thrt". or thirst),
a id kvc Thee drink? When u wv
Tbce a stranger and took Thee in?
And the Kinx tul! answer and j until
tbem, Vcrilr. I say unto jou. Inasmuch
at re hsve done it unto otic ol the lean
of My brethren ye have Uoue it unto
Me,"
Our Lord laid down by tlie.e words
what he considered true Cluisliaiiiir.
-ml we wish to convey. In a very Inmle
quale manner, our heartfelt rtllule l
the people of Bend for their )trca hel
aud sympathy extruded to ut during nut
great sorrow. We wish to especial
tusiilc the kind ladies who o uurlGHlt
ijsve us of 'heir sympathy and ttmt; who
atwrcd so faithfully lor a stranger ami
who have nude u strangers weleunit
in your Midst We wish al.o lu extend
our thanks fur the splendid floral offer
ings, UK. I'. S SNDUHG
Iiarou) Sanduoko
Ralph Sand'dorc
Mrs. Klikn Sanddorr
i'ovvoll uirrni itums.
Powell Butte. One., March 4
Mrs. Henry Young and Mrs. John
McLeod and children of Celllo are
visiting relatives and friends around
tho Buttes.
A meeting of the Powell Butte
Grange Hall Association was hold at
tho home of J. A. Riggs. A set of
by-laws was adopted, and other
matters talked over. Tho officer
are: President. N. B. Golden: Sec
retary-Treasurer, Frank Duffy: Di
rectors, T. B. Bayn, J. A. Riggs and
N. B. Beach.
Mrs. Henry Tweet and Mrs. Allan
Wilcoxon entertained at the Wil-
coxon homo, r-riday afternoon from
two till five o'clock. Dainty re
freshments were served. Besides
the hostesses there were present,
Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Nell Bus
sett, Mrs. Alta Young, Mrs. Lucy
McLeod and two children, Mrs. EIIh
Smith, Mrs. Grace Bayn, Allan Wil
coxon, Will Brown and Reeves
Wilcoxon.
TO
MADRAS
WILL TELL NEWCOM
ERS ABOUT BEND
Subscription Raled To Kon llend
Booster At Und i( Roll 'To IMp
Immigration In 1 tits Dlrrltlon
Vandevert flues on Work"
A meeting was hs)d at the Com
murclal Club rooms Mondav evonini?
to discuss the advisability of send
ing a representative from Bend and
vicinity to the und of the railroad to
onable new comers to receive defi
nite instructions as to how to reach
hero.
V. A. Forbes acted as chairman.
A. C. Lucas rcjxirted that about
$1G0 had been subscribed today for
the Bond booster.
Aftor several talks it was decided
that such a move was very necessary
and If sufficient funds could bo
raised, a representative to "boost
for Bend," will bo kept nt the end
of the railroad until it roaches Bond.
J. S. Stewart, A. C. Lucas, C, L.
(totaling and W. P. Vandevert were
nominated to fill the position.
Messrs. Stewart and Lucas declined,
and the ballot resulted in W. P.
Vandevert being chosen. The liost
methods to pursue in accomplishing
the purpose were left to the discre
tion of Mr. Vrnlevort who left for
Madras yostorday afternoon.
At last Thursday's meeting A. M.
Lara was elected director to take
the place vacated by the resignation
of G. P. Putnam.
EXTENSION OF TIME.
Hrovvnlow, Mr. and Mrs. A. H,
Dorris, Mrs. Sutherland, Mr.
Wright, Mrs. Ilosvnhuhn, Messr.
Low, Coyne, Davis, Wilson, Allison,
ilurmonty and Kyle. Thuy were
taken down by n four-horse! team
driven by Charles l.ow.
SCHOOL NOTI1S.
Hugh Kelly and KIkIu Ruiwlorfer
have been absent on account of ill
ness.
The second grade class has clu I
tanged the third grade to a sibling
match.
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J.I. West gavo rAwy Intorostin,'
talk on the CtvihvWrjMJ Frldn;
afternoon to the hlgru' ratios pi
the school. ,
Tho work on tho fire oscapo lies
begun. It is being built on tho otut
side of the building.
Irene Page, Ethel Spinning, Fay
Deyarmond and Joe Ilozell have
been absent from the eighth grade
on account of illness.
Commencing in the ksttc
ot'Mnrc.i Iflth The Haul
Hulletin will publish Hex
Hench's g r e n t Alnskuit
story THE
SILVER HORDE
Don't miss the first in
stallment of this fascinat
ing .serial. Vou will want
to read every word of it.
JtiM try Tic llullellti Job ,'ilutery.
N'OTICH FOR ITIlhlCATIO.V
IWpartiticiit of Ihe tnlrrler,
U. H, tin.1 nitirr t UiVrfUw, III.
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AKTHIK W.OKTllN. Mfrfl.l'l
I'RUirTRHUS.
Home-grOWn are bust and choait
ost. Come and see my two niul
tliree-ycar olds. Hownrtl Spinning,
Bend. tf
LAIDLAW LODQB LNTIiRTAINS.
On Saturday night tho Laidlaw
TUMALO ITOMS.
Tumalo, Onu., March C Mm.
Allie Baker and Melba of Redmond
are visiting Mrs. Baker's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wimer.
Gus Hasselburg has gone back to
Washington where ho has a position
in the logging camns. Mr. Hassel.
burg is an expert timberman,
Quite a number attended tho
mask bail at La d law from them
Settlers On Irrigated Land May Delay
Until October.
The following letter to the Cen
tral Orogon Irrigation Co., from the
Secretary of the Desert Land Board,
contains an announcement of great
interest to settlers:
Salkm, Ore., March 3, 1911.
Gontlomen: Some time ago the
Board granted an extension of time
to all contract holders whose land is
ready for proof and who have not
yot made proof, requiring them to
completo their proof on or before
July 1, 1911. The Board has been
requested to oxtend this time to
October 1, 1911 to enable such set
tlers to enter the segregation on the
railroad and tho Board accordingly,
on the 1st inst., granted such an ex
tension of time up to October 1,
1911 and notices to that effect have
beon sent to the several contract
holders. (Signed)
John 1 1. Lbwis.
CONTKST NOTICK
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lutltj hut,. Mm! o
I akr4t. Difrwi. II. Ilt
A .ufflrWnt fuatnl It.Utll luring IwtM 6l.t
In this oWrr by Nut II TflpMt. wil.Ut.
Klnit llHUflcd Hnirjr So fi. hi.ttr.Nu'
;. v;. rarnwM.MK.oK. nM.W. m ii, wt(
wy rc si. tuwii.Mp II . rM w R . W1I1.B.
Ilr It-ltttwn tf II. L VnMHtrCMttalM. la
hKh It I. Hfd lint Mkl VnuMtttrlM.nhollt
h.naiunl thlit.H.1 h flll In cmm(4v wlin
llHliwulvinMiHf.iul rultlIWn, lh.l U
bti snir ihMkI uua Mkt IrKS hM m)U
ate hfTtbjr imhiSkI to iifil, infwtHl, M lt
rtlfBi Uothlnf .aid alttsattwi at I a'aiuck
a. mi m Msr it. iii htht CwnmlMtstwr II
C. Htll.. ImtwI. tl'ta.taiMllhat final UmiIkk
mIII be h.tdatio a'dack a m on Mar ijlv.
tlwe)lhr Hrfl.Ui and Kmlnl at the l7ult.fi
Mates Land OITiee In Lakevicw Ore irun
ThfHbl feuletlant lia.mr, luntiitirr affi
d.rlt. filrd Ian. n . mi rutin ruts whkh
ilwe that anrrdu. itHUHHT ro4l aetvleeal
I hi. notice ran nl be made. It la lurtx odi.l
nd directed that such nutl be (Wen due aud
lnoiwr publicallua
AHTIIUK W OUTOM, HtelUrr
4M YHl'.Uf CHIINKMII.I.HK, Keeel,r
JURY SAVS UUILIY.
At 2:30 the jury in the John Lc-
CONTKST NOTICK
Department sf Hit Inlsflsr,
Uultwl Slatra Uivf I lit tee
Lakeflew. OrrgMi, Jan. II, ln.
A .uWcl. Ill o.ntr.t alTiktae.l h.vlne ltti DM
In llila odttc by Nina II TrlpWlt, cunlMt.nl,
analnsl iiewcatMa JWirjf no suits, wade in.
If. 14 ler H sectluii 1) Iiiwh.SIp 11 n , ran
11 H.. Willamette Meridian, by Ororiie W Vluliw
Cvntstire, In which It Is aliened that a.ld (irurii
w vitiiMif ims wivMiy aiMimvutii inia isiiii, iimi
he has failed to runinly with the Isw to resi
dence aud eulllvsliuii, lhal be has never reshUi
upeusahl tract. saM parlies sic hcrtby iirtlAM
tuaper. retpijiiil aud i fl.r eei4leuc bHi.hlMg
said allrgaiiou at l u'sluck a. in. uu Mar M,
Ivll. Ihmc Cnnuiil'.luncr II. C llllli, llend,
Oregon (and llist filial besrlHg will be litid at
tooclocka in on Marth 11, Wil, befurcl '!
Kr.l.trr ami Receiver si Hie United Stales Land
mk In l.s.t if w, Orrgn
The Mid conleataiil haying In a prspcr sfllda.
vll, filed Janusiy li. igti. mi fur tit UcU wbxh
aliow lhal after ducdlllgciice peraouat scr(c nt
thl. notice rau uot be made, li ta hereby ordered
and directed that swh notice be gitcu by due
ami proper publication.
mi AHTIIUK W. OKTOM, Kcgltler.
BKNP LODGI5 NO. 218.
I. O. O. F.
Regular meeting iilyht, Kver)
Mouduy. Visiting Ilrcthrcn el
come.
K. T, Bulls, V. A. I'orbe,
N. O. Scc'y.
gat case, heard before Recorder
Ellis, brought in a verdict of guilty.
Defendant's attorney, J. A. Wilson,
has moved for a now trial. V. A.
Fprbes prosecuted. Tho charge i Lett ve your subscriptions
against uegai is one 01 arunxeness,
on February 17.
OttpANIZU SCWlNfl SOCIGTinS,
parts Friday night and claim they """?. 01 uio wimwo
had a fine time. ,vcr8' d(J8,res " mect nt hor homt'
in m t nr i , ... ouiuruuy aiiuriiuon, un gins oe-
MissChloo Woolley is vis t nor nt !...,. in n.iuj.i . i.
hnmA fnr n fnw itnva ami ...III . . . ' .
.-...v .v. h awrv .m.m tu mil HUUI1 tiiiMviun fr Afivfinlvlnr, n CAiiflnn. an-
return to Bend whero sho fa nttinrU iie.:. ,.m , u. .u if
-w.. ""w"". Jf" v. li t i ; vicu tu mju in itiiu. lYuir.) min
lodge of the ouu l-eiiows entertain- '"K .ooi. Hotaling wishes to meet all young
oJ the Bend lodge at Laidlaw. About' I. H. Couch has been a sick man women over 14, Saturday afternoon,
0 went from Bend, including u for the last few days but Is improv- for u similar purpose.
number of the members' wives. Ing slowly. ."
While the Odd Fellows wore hold- Ira E. WJmer, is on tho sick list, MASK UALL AT LAIDLAW.
Jnp; tlieir meeting in their hall an but his health is improving, The following Bend people attend-
entertainment was given in the ' Chas. S. Wimer was transacting ed the mask ball at Laidlaw Friday
church for the Jadies. business in iiertcl Saturday. i evening; Mr. and .Mib. R. H.I
for
All Magazines
at the Library and let that
institution get the benefit.
POLK'S
GAZETTEER
A naslness Dlrectorr ef card City.
Town and Vlll.ee In Ore eon aud
Washington, glrlng a I)evriplly
PKrirn or earn pisce, siruiioa,
niiiiipinic j'ueiutiea nun
rini iiiririory o(
nua rrorcsaion.
It. !. 1'Or.IC A CO
Seallle, Wnali.
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Xlustiwas
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E. R. POST-
L-O-C-A-T-d
All kinds of land locution nnd appraisement
work i'2l) acre hijihcsteads aloiiflf ,
the railroad surveys.
HqTAU.NO lU'll.UIN'O, J - IlK.N'H, Ohhcon.
J. B. MONTAGU
Contractor Builder,
Plans and Estimates Cheerfully Furnished.
Sec me before building.
Residence south of baseUll field Bend, Oregon
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G, I). Mahkki., Sec
OREGON
INVESTMENT GO.
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Wall Street, llend, Oregon.
IM THI Ol.l) CUNTKAI. OKIKlON MltXLTV
COMl'ANVOI'l'KK.
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CHOICE RESIDENCE L
Choice residence lots in Wiextoria Atlt
Ik-nil on the iiiirtli1. This it n Mrietlv lira
bccliou und the fitst too lots will be sold nt I;
IRRIQATED LAND
Wc lmve the lurgvst list of irriKntcd hntd. iu .
county. If you wunt a bnrgiuu, call and seen
320-ACRE IIOAlESTEADf,
We enn locale ou on a 32uncre homestl . t'
wheut lund in Crook county. ;
BUSINESS PROPERTinVi V
We have some good buys in biHiiies unif 'rf4fl
property. i T
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TIMBER LANDS
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We have a number of choice bnfi iiitlinWr land
FIRE INSURANCE I
We represent some of the strong Vlh Ins mm.- '
Companies In the West, ,'Jfhey huve been "trj'd. ; V. ."
ways have our losses paid promptly and without a qn 1 1 .
STENOGRAPHIC WORk) - '
Notary aud stenographic work nccurnlely: uul i i tl .
done, and receive prompt atlcntiun nt any tfnir. All U-
ijinnes receive prompt uuenuoii, wuu on or )Vilf
. Orej3fonlnvestinenlc.
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