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CORRESPONDENCE
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What Is Worth Having Is Worth
pRjlnu for."
That wwtlcnt saving applies to
cwrriHMicic for The Itcnil fttrilo
tt. HcrMiftrr Tlio KalkHte yi
good nam cami tor tut lis wwniy
correspondence. v
In addition, it offers prlso of
XKN 1KH.1.AIW tSOI.W to the
iropomlent who has the best record
from now to Annual first. Tlio
prlte will not be awarded for quan
tity alone; quality lo will count.
A unnil tu-lfn f flvn iloltam In
trade Roe to the correspondent
with the aeconu nei rvcoru
The Itullctln wants Rood lire cor
respondent In every community
throughout the western Crook
county territory. It YOUlt locality
la not repcwwnlcd, write Immedi
ately and Jbecomo our correspond
ent; you ran make n little money
In an ray way. perhaps win a prise,
'ad qrrtalnty help your neighbor
hood and help u make Tlio Itullctln
bigger and more Interesting.
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'TUMALO
S-t-M
TUMALO. March 81. Several
strangers were here today inquiring
about the falls on Tumalo" creek.
From what could he learned from
thera. ther Thavn In rtew filing on the
falls for pvjsrDurposes.
J. M. Miller and Mr. Oertaon were
dolus buMaeM In Bead yesterday.
W. D. Clark and a W. Thornthwalto
were also is Deed yesterday.
C II. 8h"ot tLaldlaw waa a
eajler at Tumalo yesterday,
G. W. Wlmer & 8oa are busy
plowing and preparing land for a
big hay and grain crop this year.
Mr. Hubert Score! n and Mr.
Smith have been down on Warm
Springs reee'rratlon buying cattle.
John n. "Wlmer was Tlslting home
folks here this week. He will look
after the Interests of tho Columbia
Southern Irrigation Company again
this year. A crew of men will soon
be put to work cleaning and repair
ing., the. ditches and getting ready
to turn water on the settlers' land.
The settlers In these parts hare
got In a, good supply of land plaster
for use oa clorer and alfalfa this
season.
MUNtVBXE
JRINEVILUE. March. 86 Monday
was "UcM Day" at Prtnorllle, If not
oBcially. at" least In the number, of
read people seen on Prlnerllle
streets aad around the court house.
Among those present from the
weet side were H. C. Ellis, Jas. II.
Deaa. H. J, Orerturf, R. H. Dayley.
Will P. Vasdevert. John N. Hunter.
W. II. taU R. f. Avorill. J M.
Xawrene,:P. P. Smith, D. L. aad
Clyde MeCa'jr. A. S. Collins, Llnster
brothers, J, P. Keyes and John Bloss.
Most of .these gentlemen spent a
more or less lengthy period In the
Tax Collection Department.
Considerable Interest is being
taken In the proposal to hare the
timber of the county duly and syste
matically cruised.
Assessor tafollette. under whose
department the cruising of the
county's Umber properly belongs, is
very much opposed to the movement
at the present time. While realis
ing the Importance of an expert esti
mation of the taxable timber, Mr.
Lafollctte claims that now Is quite
tho wrong lime to burden the tax
payers with an extra $00,000, the
amount be estimates would lie neces
sary to hare the Job done by experts.
Mr. afolleUe estimates the county's
timber land at from 500,000 to
800,000 acres.
John Vauderpool, until recent an
Inmate of tho state asylum, hss again
been adjudged Insane. Dr. Edwards
took hint to the court house and he
has been given temporary accommo
dation by the county while waiting
for an attendant from the asylum to
rome and,(Ake him down again.
Ouy Coiupton of Antelope is on
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THE LOTUS BAR
Schmidt ft Musgrove, Props,
WINES LIQUORS CIGARS
ONLY THE BEST OP GOODS HANDLED
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Headquarters for Commercial Mew
Electric Lighted Throughout
BEND
HUGH O'KANG, MANAQEH
BEND, OREGON
4 Qaod Koonis
Pree bus to
Md front trains
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tho warpath to locate the man who
broko Into his cabin and helped him
nolf to various valuables. He
started off with his team and wagon
and seemed to bo heading for Hill
titan or Kodmond.
CRESCENT I
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CRESCENT, March 33 T. K.
IHmntr went to La Pino for grain
Thursday.
Ikn Caldwell was In Crescent
Tuesday en routo to Paulina Prairie.
Mrs. Ralph Caldwell of La Pine
Is visiting rrlomts here this week.
r.obcrt C. Wygant. assistant state
engineer, was In town this week to
attend to matters of Intorvst at Cres
cent Lake.
Joseph I. Kingo haa moved his
household goods from tho old hotel
whore ho and hts wlto had rooms
through the winter season, to his
ranch two miles southwest of town.
Mr. Rlnga Is a United States (Ire
guard.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Maaten of La
Pine were attending business mat
ters here the Oral of tho week. Mr.
Maaton has a lumber yard at this
place.
Mrs. Ilyron Stevens has returned
with her children from Spokane.
Wash., whore sho haa been visiting
her parents.
' Q. W. Anderson, who has been em
ployed In La Pine for sororal months,
has returned to Crescent.
Charles Thomas, who was operated
on for hornla strangulation by Dr.
Ferrcll of Dend. Is convalescing
rapidly. Mrs. Thomas extends her
thanks and appreciation to those
who are so kindly helping her during
his Illness.
Mrs. Rhoda Tyler gave an onjoy
able dancing party Tuesday evening
in her hotel dining room, which has
been enlarged. Mrs. Tyler and her
daughter. Miss Irene, received tho
guests. A dainty buffet luncheon
was servod to the following: Messrs.
and Mesdames E. O. Rourk. F. M.
Cleaves and E. D. Tyler, Mrs. O. W.
Anderson, Misses Mae and Dorothy
Anderson, Lydla Tyler, lona Apple
gate, Messrs. Charles Craves, Joe L.
Rlngo. F. H. Funk. Don Caldwell.
O. W. Anderson, T. F. Hamner,
William Elder and O. C. Tyler
LAIDLAW, March 85 Rev. A. O.
Walker filled the pulptt here Sunday.
He announced an Easter service for
the morning of April 7, to which all
are cordially Invited.
The dramatic club is putting the
finishing touches on tho play billed
for next Friday evening.
Tho masquerade ball last Friday
night Was poorly attended. Those
present report a pleasant evening.
Tho work of cleaning tho ditches
is progressing well and tho water
will soon be running again.
D. 11. Kochenderfer, from Spo
kane, spent last week hero renewing
old acquaintances. He said It
seemed like coming homo to come to
Laidlaw.
It. O. Sturgeon returned Sunday
evening after a trip to Washington
and Oregon points, Including Spo
kane, Seattle, Portland and The
Dalles. Ilut there's "no placo liko
Laidlaw," he said.
M. W. Wilson of Portland mado
a short stay In Laidlaw last Sunday.
Commissioner Dayley camo homo
from thd road work near Culver last
Friday. He reports tho work as
progressing nicely,
John and Will Dell ore working
on a large barn for C. J. Mock.
F. E. Dayton Is hauling lumber
from his mill noar Sisters to his
forty north of Laidlaw and will soon
begin building.
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W. F. SCHAHDT I
Bend, Oregon t
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Special Attention to
Transient Travel
HOTEL
flood Meals
AH arrangements msde for persons
desiring to go south and esst of here
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POWELL BUTTE .
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POWELL IIUTTK, March 3R
Tho juqw roixtl petitioned for this
wlntor by Jacob Hockor was passed
upon favorably by the County Court.
It will benefit n largo part ot tho
Powell llutto country, and boglns at
the southeast end ot tho buttcs, run
ning west about four miles, then
north a mile, then west two miles,
then a half mllo south, counectlng
with tho alavo Humo rod. It will
bo survoyod by tho road viewers
April 8.
Mrs. J. D. Davidson has been 111
the past few days.
A. D. Morrill mado final proof on
his homestead Monday. C. II. Foa
tcr and Nathan lleach woro his lt
uosses.
J. P. Rowman has dug a well horo
on Miss Ilortha Rabbit's homestead,
22 feet deep, which Is full nnd run
ning over enough wator to fill an
Inch pipe. Tho water Is excellent
J. P. Rowman has Just recolvod
a largo amount of garden and field
seed which he will try on his home
stead, among which Is field corn of
tho yellow variety, artichokes (or
hog teed and kaffer corn.
Pearl Fulkerson Is making a
splendid Improvement to his ranch
In the way of a new house. It Is o(
tho bungalow stylo, and with hla
largo, pretty clover lawn he will
have a most homellko looking placo.
Frank Archer la making Improve
ments also, with an addition of two
rooms to his house on his ditch
eighty.
Mr. Culver recently had a Jersey
cow shot, presumably accidentally
by someone hunting through 'tho
Junipers. The cow was a valuablo
animal, and, as. usual, someone Is
paying rathor dearly for somo care
less hunter's promiscuous rifle
shooting In tho timber.
Miss Hattto Frost entertained a
numbor of her friends at her home
Sunday evening. The evonlng waa
pleasantly spent playing games.
Refreshments of popcorn and candy
were sorved.
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OIST, March 34 Considerable
excitement waa caused horo the first
of the week by tho strange disap
pearance of V. W. I-orercnx, who
lives atono on hla ranch a fow miles
south. Several efforts were made
to reach him by phono, which were
unfruitful, and during Sunday sor
oral neighbors called at hts ranch
but were unable to find any trace of
htm. His failure to keep an Im
portant engagement on that day
added to tho belief that ha had met
with foul play. An Investigation
waa made by Henry Schumacher,
brother- In-law of Mr. Loveronx. and
It was found that the latter had
been quietly grubbing sagobrush on
a distant part of hla ranch, thinking
the day was Saturday Instead ot
Sunday.
School opened last Monday after
a short vacation, and the work waa
taken up with renewed Interest by
both pupils and teacher. A visit by
L. J. Murdock, school supervisor, on
Thursday proved very helpful, and
while hero Mr, Murdock said. "1
am welt pleated with tho school In
cvory respect. The deportment of
tho pupils Is exceptionally good, and
the district Is (ortunato to hnvo se
cured tho services of so competent
and painstaking a tcachor as Mrs.
Nichols."
J. M. Miller ot Washington has
erected a good dwelling houso and
barn on tho placo owned ly htm and
J. W. DoIIott.
Ralph Lumbeck spont Saturday
In Bond for tho purposo of having
dontal work dono by Dr. W. W.
Faulkner.
Messrs. King and Mc.Namara, roal
estate agents of (lend passed through
bore Thursday on their way to
Sisters.
The (armors Yro busy with their
spring work and aro happy over tho
unusual umount of molsturo which
has fallen hero this spring.
J, W. McCulllster has returned
from Prlnovlllo whore ho has been
on business connected with his mine
noar that placo.
M. W. Knickerbocker mado a
business trip to Laidlaw Thursday.
II, L. Meyer of tho Rodinond
creamery was a business visitor In
this locality tho first or tho week.
Mrs. John Strahm has been on tho
sick list the past week.
Johnnlo Dorranco, who has re
sided In the Wlllomctto Vnlloy for
tho past fow years, Is back greeting
old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Young went to- Uond
Wednesday on business.
Miss Mertlo Stowart, who has
been tho guest of Mrs. John Strahm,
has returned to Laidlaw,
Miss May Wilson, who has (icon
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. U.
Nichols, has roturnod to nor homo
In Spoknno, Wash.
Dob Olbson and wtfo woro visitors
In tbo neighborhood Huuday.
Mrs. John Wlnklo Is very III at
hor home- near tho Hurklmrd saw
mill. Mr. and Mrs. Lorn Wlnklo hnvo
Just returned from a visit to tho
Illack llutto Company's rnuoh at
lling Hollow,
F. M. McCiilloy wont to Laidlaw
tho first ot tho week to buy sood rye,
J. II. Nichols wnn a caller tit tho
McCalllstor ranch Sunday.
A prow nf tiiAti I limit ptnitnlnor
out tho Irrigation ditches nnd It Is
thouRht that wator will bo turned in
soon.
Miss Chine Wooley of Tumalo was
tho guest of Miss Carrto McCultoy
tho first ot tho week.
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PRINOI.E FI.ATH, near Held P.
O., March 23 Jacob Bottelmeyer
went to llond this week and hauled
In a load ot wire (or himself. Ho
reported tho roads lu bad shape.
Mr. Martin has arrived on his
claim from llond.
John Campbell wont to llond this
week for a load of goods.
Martin llallmeyor will go to Bond
thta wook (or a load of goods.
Fred Lund will be a Bond visitor
this wook.
Tho old timers In here say they
never saw such cold bad woathor
In March before.
HAMPTON.
HAMPTON, March 18. A. Web
er's now house Is ncartng comple
tion, undor the direction of II. C.
Miller.
Richard Krobs returned from
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The Man
Behind
the
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Saw and
Is tho mnrrwfio frets tho
wood, and CARTER la
THE MAN when you wont
wood that will make tho
pot boil.
And fill it coats you U
$4.00
A CORD FOR BLOCK OR
LIMl) WOOD.
In town every day. ,
F. M. Carter
THE WOOD MAN
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GARDEN
CALL AND SEE
OUR LINE NOW
The Famous Planet Jr. Line is sold by
H. J. Eggleston
Manufacturer of-IIarncss and Saddles Dcalor In Wagons,
Ruffgica and Farm Implements Hay and Grain for sale,
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BEST MEALS IN TO WN
25c
at IS Grand Restaurant, Bond Street.
Dinner from 11:30 to 2 o'clock, Short Ordors at all hour8.
Private dining room for ladies, Rooms in connection,
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Portland Mnroh 10, where ha had
been working tlio past (our months.
Bom to Richard Krobs and wj(a
a 10-pound boy, on March 11.
A. R. Korb returned Inst ovonlng
from a business trip to Prlnovlllo.
Fro'ghtors coming In from llond
report snow thcro and as (ar this
way as Mllllcan's, but though somo
snow has (allon here nonrly every
night tho past week, by noon tho
ground Is again clear.
Hurley Ilngun enmo In In his
homostoad on tho 10th, bringing
with him two men nook Inn homo
itooils. IIiiit Black has been on tho sick
list the pnst few days.
Master Bernard lootena from the
Dry Lake district, Is attending the
Humptnn school.
Mr. Brlckoy recently had the mis
fortuno to loso ono horso from his
heavy team.
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MH.LIOAN, March 35. Mr. and
Mrs. (lerorgo Mllllcan aro planning
building to the Mllllcan Inn lu order
to care (or the heavy travel, A
two-story addition 31x38 (eet In
dimensions will bo built to tho south
end of the house. Tbo present
building will also bo remodsled.
There will he a Urge reception
room, a (amlly chamber, dining
room and a number ot bedrooms.
A largo fireplaco and bathroom will
bo features.
Tho house will bo on the bunga
low style, and will he given a rustle
appearance by the use of rough, ptno
slabs (or tho extorlor, Tho dining
room, reception room and living
room may also bo finished similarly,
giving the appoarsnM'of a log house.
Lumber will be hauled from the
Clark and Pino Forest mills near
Bend, and It Is expected that work
will bo started In a short time.
Tho blacksmith shop conducted
at tho Mllllcan ranch by Dwlght
Holdon is doing a good business.
A number ot automobiles have been
recently repaired and put In good
running condition.
W. II. Reams and son have taken
possession of their 330-acro home
stead at the 35 mllo post nnd are
preparing to build. Mr Reams has
been around llond for soveral months
nnd his son has Just arrived from
Texas to tako land. They are both
well pleased with tho country and
their neighbors are elad to hare
them In this valley.
Alfred Howard and son are down
about 55 feet In tholr well but have
no wator so far. Fred Krlger Is
going down slowly In his well on
account of the lava rock not blast
ing easily.
Tho Duroc Jersey sow which
Willis Noland purchased through
tho First National Bank of Bend has
a litter ot seven fine pigs. This is
tho first attempt at hog raising In
this community.
Tho tax assessor was making the
rounds of Mllllcan Valley lost week.
Mrs. Jessie Boughton and daughter
went to Bend last week after sup
plies. MARION M. I.KHH
Nurse
Lot 11, Block IS, Contor Addition
Bend, Oregon
TOOLS
Ono ounce of Bwoot Pea
Seeds freo with every GOo
purchase of vogotablo seeds
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John II. Blttnor Sylvester U mants
HITTNEIt HTAATH
Atfoinryn-nl-iMW
Office Corner Minnesota nnd Wall Hts,
Work Carefully Bono.
j. m. iawiiENa:
Loans, Imnil II us In ess
Jusllco of Poaco Notary Public
BKNI), OREOON
VMtEBTAKKH.
Mreiiied l.'iiibnlnicr,
Funeral Director.
Phono. Lady Assistant
0. P. NIHWONOKR, Bond, Ore,
Dr. F. W. Clarke Dr. (I. F. NohImiuoo
Clarko-Nawhoiiso Co.
O P T I V I A S H
Tho Dnllos, Oregon
Wo do Grinding or nil Louses.
I it Bend Every Month
W. W. Faulkner, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Bulletin Ihilldlng,
'Dend, Oregon
U. C. COE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
OPHCK OVKK PiRST NATIONAL BIO
OSes Houtti to to na. bj.j t to jsml
7 to S p. m.
Bknd, ; OttKOON
C. S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OVriCK'IN yiRBY HAYKMAt, BATtr BUM.
SKHD, OHKOOM
Vernon A. Forbes
LAWYER
VIMT (UYIOWAt. KANK Ud.,
DRND. OHiION
George S. Young
Civil, Minino and Irrigation
Knoinkkh
Oregon Street
Often with J. A. Rules.
JESSE L. SUA1RALL
Attorney at Law
Ofllco In Hozcn Uldtr. on Wall St
Bend, Oregon.
Crook County Abstract Co.
INCUMrORATKD.
AD3TRACTH 01' TITI.H
to all land and town lots In Crook county,
B. V, WVLUlt, Secy.
Prlnctllle, Oregon.
We photograph the records.
CLARK & WRIGHT
LAWYERS
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Public Land Matters: Final Proof.
Desert Lands, Contest and Mining
Cases. Serin.
Associate Work for Attorneys.
F. O. MINOR
rorrorficK suilmmo
UPK PIKK ACCIDHNT
IN3URANCH
NoUry Public and Convcyanclnic All
Lcct Papers Correctly Drawn.
FIDELITY BOND8
Mrs, Mindc Alniworlb
MILLINERY
Over Skunu's Storo
Wall street : Iknd, Oregon
W. E. PARKER
Plumbing, S tea in and Hot
Water Heating
Jobbing Promptly Attended to.
1IENI), OIIKCON
Caldwell & Main
All Kinds-of Blacksmith
Work
PltlCKH UKAHONAIU.E.
Minnesota St., Hot. llond nnd Wall.
Ask Yourselves
iagift
WHO docs your cleaning nnd press
ing, and thoso who aro best satis
fled with their ordors In that lino
will surely rofor you to us. Wo
havo built up a reputation for
doing high class work In n
short tlmo and at a very
MODERATE CHARGE.
Star Drv Clean in o
Haiica i
With A. L. French
Oregon Street.
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