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llvory Imuo at Tho Hullo
(In records tho progress of
Control Oregon nml tlio llend
country. If )ou nro a homo
iHHtker looking fur a new lo
cution, or own property In
this section, thoro la no bettor
way to bwomo neiualnlod
with, or keep iKiitPtl on, what
U IioIiik ilonu In thl part of
tho worlil than by reading
thla papor rogularly. Bond
In your subscription nt onco,
so in not to miss nnythliiK of
what li going on In thin big,
reaourculul country t li I a
groat liilnm! empire that has
now leeii opened for dovolnn
inont hy two grunt railroad
systems.
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sliiiiiiiiim naiiiiiiiiiVliiiiiB
IM.ND.
Population, 1S00 (estimated.)
i (Iioatlou, on tho Deschutes rlvbr,
136 mile louth ot the Columbia
rlvur.
First roKitlar rallwny train sorvloo
Inaugurated Nov. 1, 1011.
Avorago annual precipitation, 10
Inches.
lllghogt tomporaturo over roconlod
103 dogrcos.
Iiowoit tomporaturo evor rocorded
, 19 dogroos below xoro.
Annual- mcalt tomporaturo, 44,8
dogroos.
' Avorago of 320 daya por annum
with Bumhlno.
Klovntlon, 3020 foot (novornmont
rocnnl,)
Clliunto dry and lionUhful tho
j year round.
llond li tho terminus ot tho Oro-
enn Trunk lino of tho Hill railway
vystom and of tho Hi'ichutos branch
of tho Harrlmnn syatom, It Is tho
dlstrlhutliiR point and railway station
' for a larKo nutuhor of towns In
Crook, I.ako, Klamath and Harnoy
. rountloa.
Dally sIoro lino from llond to
Hllvor Lako and Intonnoillato towns;
o Powoll Ilutto, and to Laldlaw.
Auto poBnonRor lino nnd auto
truck frolRht carrying H"o to Uurns
lX and Intonnoillato points.
Hural froo dollvory sorvos sottors
, living on Irrigatod lands easof
town. ,
Tho followlnR nro a fow ndvan
' IsRos llond has to olfori
Oood gradod and Utah school.
" I'uhllo library and musoutn.
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Our Motto: Llveand Let Livo. Farmers invited to call and see our goods when In Bend.
Bend Milling (8b Warehouse Company.
If you oxMcl to mine alfalfa at a
profit, you need this Implement.
the Homeseeker
IllRllt.
City wator systom.
Two good banks.
I'our ohuroh orKnnlratlon
Unimproved lanil with water right
sells at prises ranging from $15 to
0 on acre; Improved land, from
ISO on aero up. Tho principal
orop raltod on this Irrigatod land
nro clover, alfalfa, oats, wheat, gar
den trtiok, mull fruits nueh as our
routs, raapltorrlcs, gooBotarrlc, etc.,
nnd all kinds of root crops, chief of
which In potntoos.
Tho country Is Ideal for dairying
and hog raising, both ot which In
dustries nro yot In their Infancy.
Tho yield of butter fat from tho
gratmcN on thoio Irrigated lauds Is
high, and paatuniRO li powilblo from
six to nine mouths In the year. A
orcamery will ba In operation hore
this summer, paying good prices for
dairy products.
Hogs nro anothor paying Industry,
oBpcolally so In connoctlon with
dnlrylng. Poultry do woll horo also
and bring n prolKnhlo return.
Dry running.
A largo dry farming territory llos
tributary to llond. with thousands of
ncros of good government land which
can bo homostondod. A man can
tako 100 or 320 acros under tho
homostoad laws and also 100 acros
under tho dosort land laws. Ills
wlfo tnay also tako a dosort clam,
and unmnrrlod wo in on can tnko lioth
homostoad and desort claltna. Patont
to 100-acro homcatoad can bo ob
tained by continuous resldonco ot 14
mouths thereon, and tlio making of
Irnprovonionis. When such" commu
tation proof Is made tho claimant
pays tho Rovornmont $1.36 an aero.
Klvo yoara' roatdeuco Is roqulfod on
land takon undor tho 330-acro en
larged homostoad act, commutation
Mothodlit, Uaptlst, Presbyterian,
Catholic,
Blx soorot and fratornal ordors.
Flour mill.
Throo sawmills.
Croamory (building.)
Ico factory and cold storage plant
(building,)
Oood hotels, -.1 ,
Stone passonger station,
- JllggOBt freight warohouBO' In Con
tral Orcgonf: " ? C K
HnuilHomo utono bulldlnalnclud
Inu $20,000 bank and olllco building
on which work starts March 1.)
llond la tho first joint lull and
Ilnrrlman railway station south of
tho Columbia rlvor which Is locatod
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Tho Beat Harrows on the Market,
Get Our Trices.
directly on tho Deschutes river.
Irrigated farming,
llond Is In tho main Central Ore
gon Irrigation belt, tho surrounding
territory being watered by tho canals
of tho Central Oregon Irrigation Co.
and tho Arnold Irrigation systom.
not being allowed. Filings on gov
ernment land may bo made here be
fore the United States Commissioner.
Tho tiling fees nro $10 for 100-acro
claims and $22 for 320 acres. Tho
usual fee for location on govornmont
land I $100. Names of persons
doing a location business may bo ob
tained by roforenco to tho advertis
ing columns of this paper. Now
settlements nro developing rapidly In
Mlllloan, Whl taker and Hampton
vnlloys, southeast ot llond on tho
nuto road to Uurns. novornmont
laud Is being rapidly filed on and
will soon all bo taken.
Yellow Hno Tlmler.
llond Is sltuatod In the yollow plno
bolt, there being 20 billion foot of
timber tributary to this town, It Is
estimated. Tho Deschutes river
furnishes oxcellont mill sites and
loRglng ponds. I.umbor rotatls
locally at from $10 to $S0 a thous
and. Itosldonts of llond nnd tho sur
rounding country, during their
leisure tlmo, llnd oxcellont rocroatlon
In hunting and fishing. Tho Des
chutes river Is well stocked vlth
trout, nnd tho forests are tho homos
of boar, , doer. )obcaU nnd many
other wild animals.
Notice to Wuter VM?rn.
Tho Control Oregon Irrigation
Company Water 'Users' Association
will meet In llond on Saturday, April
0, 1912, at 1:30 p. m. All water
users roquestod to bo presout.
3-4 8. II. 8NYDKH, Secretary.
Why got up In tho night to fill the
stovo? Hank It with coal at night,
and you need not fear that tho pipes
will freexo.
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MONEY WENT
AIcDERAlOT THANKS
BEND PEOPLE
taldlnw Hiitninlninrnt Prurcedx
Placed In Ibiiik to lw UmmI In
Securing Medlrnl Treatment
for tally Who N Hick.
To tho Kdltor of Tho rtutletln:
I will ask you to pltmso publish
this letter ns follows:
In the latter part of January,
1912. I know of a neighbor that was
In need of tlnnuolal support. Ills
wlfo was In tho hospital with rheu
matism and his money had been all
spent for modloal aid. Tho nolgh
Ikiis thought It their duty to help
her so they had tnu got up an enter
tulument for her benoflt- Thoro
was a committee of four appointed
to get tho printing dono and to sell
tho tickets. Tho commlttco was:
George Hlgglnson, J. D. Wlmer,
Charles Spaugh and myaolf. John
Wlmer was appointed corresponding
secretary, a. V. Horner treasurer,
and It foil to mo to go to llond to
sell tlckots. I found many goqd
cltUons willing to glvo their support
nnd for tho short tlmo I wob In
llond I collected tho nlco little sum
ot $32.00.
Tho ontortalnment was given on
Fobruary 10 and wo ralsod $11700.
The money was all turnod over to
a. W. Horner ot Lnldlaw on tho 11th
of February. John Wlmor, Mr.
Spaugh, Mr. Hornor and Mr. Ilassel-
borg, for whoso wlfo tho benoflt was
given, and myself mot In Mr.
Hornor a store to docldo Just what
course to tako to got tho best results
for tho monoy. It was finally agreod
that Mr. Hatsolborg go out and
bring his wlfo homo und troat her
thero, as ho had faith In tUp mineral
treatment of Montana. He had
mado arrangements with H. W.
Lnugo & Son, 231 Main Strcot,
Portland, for tho treatment. Tho
monoy was deposited In tho Dank ot
I.aldlaw by Mr. Hornor, and Mr
Haosolborg was notlnod and told
that nil ho had to do was wrlto out
an order for what monoy he wanted
to use for his wlfo and that he
need not fool offended or undor any
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obligations, as wo did this on our
own responsibility. Thero has been
$10 drawn from tho fund and Mrs.
f Hansolbcrg Is Improving wonderfully.
I asked John Wlmer to wrlto a
letter to tho paper Immediately after
tho plnr and thought bo had dono
so until yesterday when I was told
that nothing had been sent to tho
Itapor to thank tho people for the
woRdorful support to our neighbor.
The reason for tho asking that this
latter bo printed In our homo papor
Is this: Although I am a poor man,
I have never begged a dollar. I
havo nevor robbed n gravo or boat
nu honest dobt. Public opinion Is
everything to mo, nnd I heard somo
remarks yestorday whllo I was In
Dend that I had not turned that
monoy aver to tho party that It was
Intended for. I hopo tho well
thinking people of Dend aud vloln
Ity will be ahlo to clear all tho
shadow of doubt In their minds as
to my honesty nnd loyalty towards
my neighbors.
Thanking tho peoplo of Dend and
vlolulty again for their moat chart
tablo spirit towards our neighbors,
I remain,
C. F. MeDRIlMOT.
LAtdlaw. March 23.1912.
You will llnd that ono ton of
coal will glvo jou more heat than
three cord of wood. Figure the
economy. Tho Overturf-DnvUOHN
ler Co.
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your wash by exprtsv
LOW PRICES, BETTER SERVICE
Bend Steam Laundry.
Cut Your Duds
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WEATHER IS
NOW LOVELY
LAST HALF OF MARCH
IS FINE
First Fifteen Days Weio Snowy and
Dluvtcry, With Snowfall of OJ,
luetic Mean Temperature
of Mouth 43 Degrees.
Having como In like a Hon
snowy and stormy March went out
like a lamb elear and warm. Tho
local woathor record shows thero
was a snowfall of 9H Inches during
tho first half ot tho month but that
on the 15th It had nearly all disap
peared excopt In shady places. Tho
last halt of tho month was fine. The
precipitation during the 31 days
amounted to 1.30 Inchos. Tho low
est tomporaturo was 0 above xero
on tho 3rd and tho highest G8 on the
31st
There were only 12 clear days,
which Is far below tho average. Tho
cloudy days numbered 4. the partly
cloudy 15. This made a' total of 27
days with suushlno.
Dally TcmiKTrtturc Itecord
Tho following la the dally tom
poraturo record:
Dt Mix Utn Date M Mia
!. U M 17 .. M ti
........ A) It IS,, -.
J "- J9 O !..... J 15
4....-- 49 14 !.,. 41 II
...... l M II .. M IJ
6.. ... J7 14 II...... 61 II
7 . .. i IS tj ,.. 6l i
. - 3 I U SO 17
9.m. . . 41 14 15.... i ij
19. ... ... jo M &.... 64 14
II . . . .. 46 16 it..... t; JJ
H 41 I k.... 61 jl
IJ. 4J t 19-..--.. 4 i
14 -. 44 4 jo .-.. U IS
IV . . .. 49 Jl Jl...... U 11
16.,.. . 49 IS '
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