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FORT UOCK. July 11. Floyd l.ll
)lncott'a fnco was seen un tho streets
of this town Inst Friday.
J. T. Itholon 1ms been on tho sick
list thf oast week but la now con
Vilcwlni;. Albert Plmlloy who accidentally
shot himself in tho nrra Inst week,
jllcd Tuesday ovonluR nt 8 o'clock.
Tho body was Interred In tho Fort
r ; Dr. T. II. Short, tho dentist, Is hero
"this week on his rvRulsr trip.
IlarvesUmt of tho grain commenc
ed hero Monday nnd rciort8 arc that
the grain Is better thnn expected.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kurl of Arrow wero
business visitors here Friday.
It. 0. Snow left by bIoro Saturday
for Silver take whore ho will help
T J, Knllrlc In hay harvest.
Mils Graco 0.itnian. Miss Gertrude
nnd Uiwranct Krliell wore visiting
with Mr. yl Mrs. J. T. Ilhoton Sat
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nOLYAT. July 8. James llrlckcy
i hauling lumber front Rend to build
;n' house on his daughter' claim. Mr.
Johnson will do tno carpenter work.
Earl Rodgcrs Is busy fencing his
claim.
' The two horses that wero stolon
from C J. SUutTer were located at
Denlo, Ore., ISO miles south of
Burns. nndth Milores captured. Mr.
Btanffcr went after his horses last
Friday. Iloraco tlrooklnjcs has not
succeeded In finding his mare that
was stolen nnd things tho thieve
turned her loose on tho range.
Horace Brooking has bought n
vew reaper to linn est his grain and
hM also purchased Mr. Ireland's
Rraln.
W. W'efml. who has been to Taeo
ma tor the jat two months, is ex
tectea In this wk.
B. Mmu and family came In 'be
fore tho Fourth and took up resi
dence mi their homestead wbero thv
ccpoct to rsaialn itarmaaeRtly.
Mr. llitwtf las come to take up
rosldene on his claim and Is having
lumber hauled for his cabin.
The. Cook Is helping Mr. John
son fefite hi. eialm and dig a well.
Itert Honson. who has lieen hero
'or the past six weeks, left for Seat
tle July 3. llo made final proof and
now pays taxes on 160 acres of land.
V. D. Harris and Georgo McGlnlty
went to Head for the celebration.
Jack Smith started cutting hay
last Tuesday.
The weather has boeu Ideal for
growing crops. There has been a
good amount of moisture and the val
ley looks fine.
Travel between Uend and I) urns Is
rathor light now.
Or. Rccd Is nicety looatcd on her
claim sow and ready to answer the
oalls of the si ok In this neighborhood.
Mr. Hester of the experiment ranch
has a sice piece of alfalfa that Is knee
high and Itr bloom. It was sown a
year ago last spring.
V. D. Ilarr's entertained last week
with a flno spread.
Marvin Perry has started on a
prospecting trip.
Boys' Aches
are various and some
time serioui. Small
boys have a knack of
eating; what they
shouldn't nnd tbut
ofteu means a pre
MripUon that tho
boy won't like. .Hut
you wilt Ret proscrii
tious for clillilreu put
up all. right here. The
dni(4 and niodlclue
aio of Ilia bent qual
ity and ' doctor's or
ders are scrupulously
filled, with care and
speed, fiy sua at reason-
ablo prices;
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HAMPTON.
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HAMPTON. July 8. Uo Mlllor
and family nrrlvod on their home
stead, tho Hampton Valley Farm,
on July 4. after an absence on ac
count of sickness. They onmo over
the mountains from the W'ltlamotto
valley.
Floyd Phillips has been helping
llurr Hlack tho past Week. Mr.
lllack now has his 3!0 acres fenced.
A S. Fosg was called to the Dry
l.ako district on Juno 27 on account
of tho sudden, death of tho Infant son
of Mr. Green.
Hurlay Hoguo Is busy setting fence
post.
J. N. Crow left for llend today.
Won! has been received from K.
Mao Hall that sho received her pa
llors from tho Uakovlcw land oRIm
ami that sho Is now the proud posses
sor of lbO acres In this vicinity. Sho
was the first to prove up In this
neighborhood.
I. Klerolf has returned from a tno
weeks' stay at Uend,
Mrs. Louis Mllfer has another lot
of fine chicks Just hatched from her
incubator.
Harvest Is at hand In Hamilton
Valley, nnd somo of the farmers arc
agreeably surprised at tho amount of
hay they are making.
Mrs. McVlttle of Dry Lake arrived"
In Hampton by auto on July 3. re
turning from a trip to Washington.
She went to her home that afternoon.
J. O. Wh takor went to Uend for
tho celebration.
11. C. Miller has returned from n
trip to the Willamette valley.
V. Ii Powers of tho Oreeon Acrl-
cuttural College experiment farms In
this county arrived In Hampton Inst
Wednesday and vlsltod tho trial sta
tions at Kmll Van Lake's and A. S.
Fogg's. Ho stayed over night and
accompanied Mr. Fogg to the picnic,
where he delivered an address.
On July 4 a number of the young
people decorated a hayrack with ha
and bunting and with a (our-fconm
team the outfit made quite a present-'
able Stoat In which to attend th pie- j
Hie at the Barbed Wire ranch. Forty-;
two person trout this neighborhood j
attended.
Anton Weber has returned from
a visit to the Willamette valley.
K. F. Hatsett. who left hero two
weeks ago to get medical treatment.
Is la St. Vincent's Hospital, Portland.
Word received from his ithrsloUns
la that hk condition Is orltlsal and If
u ww, tvtumi uujstu ueiur o iiTe
here as the altitude is too high to
agree with him.
An Interesting ball game on tho
4th In which the Hampton boys won
over tho Dry Lakes was enjoyed by
both players and spectators. It was
a pick-up bunch but tho boys say
that next year they will idon a game
and have organized teams. Horace
Hrooklngs made an excellent umpire.
As Louis Miller and wlfo were un
able to attend the picnic on the 4th.
the young people In their float drovo t
to tholr home In tho evening and gave
tnom a surprise.
The first flag to float In this sec
tion was raised over Hampton post
offlce on July 3. It Is owned by B.
F. Ilassett. an old soldier.
A. T. Shaver, a well driller of Turn
alo. came in to Hampton yesterday
and Is spending today viewing the
country and expects to make terms
for drilling a woll for tho Hampton
Valley Development Club.
AMONQ THE SETTLERS
NORTHEAST OF TOWN
J. O. Mofflt of North Yakima, Wn
Is visiting at the homo of II. H. Stow
art. O. C. Cardwoll has bought eight
head or cattle ot W. G. Waugh.
Mr. Waugh Is selling all his live
stock and household goods, getting
ready to travel for a year or two be
fore returning to Rend.
The Ladles' Juniper Club mot with
Mrs. C. W. Hoech July 11 and admit
ted a new member. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. O. C. Cardwoll
July 2S.
W. II. Haydcn, an attorney of Tn
eoma spont Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
O. a Oardwelt.
Mrs. R. M. Elder gavo a birthday
dinner Sunday for Minns Klder and
Mrs Cole IS. Smith, serving greon
peas, new patstoes, spring chicken,
homo grown strawberries and ieo
proam.
Cole i:. Smith and R. M. I'ldor havo
bought tho hay crop of John Ilellll.
28 acres of alfalfa and clover and are
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Headquarters for Commercial Men
Ulcctrlc Lighted Throughout
BEND HOTEL
HUGH O'KANE,
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Qood Roomsb
BEND, OREGON
Freebui to
and from trains
cutting It this week.
Mr. Sceborgor nnd von nnd Mr.
Hulhregtfto spout Sunday wjtu. Mr.
nnd Mrs. 0. W. Hucch.
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PWNGLE FLATS j
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PRINUliK FLAM'S. July S A 1 1.
Taylor of Cumberland, Wash., nr
rlvod on his honiestnad Saturday. H
Intends to dig n well nnd build his
I'ctiKe.
Mrs. II. Kvana an Mrs. ComstuoU
called on Mrs. M. Ilnllmoynr Sunday.
Charles Mills and William Win
gam mndu a trip to llond this euk.
Mr. Wlggam going alter his wlfo.
The Prlngln Flats people hnvo bnsn
having greon onions for tho Inst nix
weeks, and flno radishes and lettues.
Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Taylor and
children and Mr. nnd Mrs. Morrill
onllcd on Mr. and Mrs. H. Hvaus on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Held. Miss Ida Hous
ton and MIm Annie Itlrohtnlf, all of
Prlngld Flats, spont tho Fourth at
the Hampton plonle.
Jim Stevenson and bride nro visit
ing their father nt Prluglo Flats.
Mr. O'Klsf, Mr. Palmer and two
sons returned to Prlngle Flats Satur
day after spending the Fourth In
llend.
11. Kvans has the 'fluent Hpolti this
sldo of Uend.
C. A. llalsloy made u trip to Camp
Crcok Sunday.
C. A. Stevenson gave a danoo nn
his homestead tho nlgbt of tho 4th,
ind thcro woro present many people
A delightful supper wns served, and
nil had a good lime.
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PINEHURST
PlNKIll'RST, July 15. Fruit In
this section has done remarkably
well this yoar. The cherry orchard
belonging to Georgo Snyder has borne
an exceptional harvest. Tho Cohen
farm has produced some flno apples
and pears. Small fruits. Including
goosebsrrles. currtnis and straw
berries, have also flourished.
Jay Nichols has Just purchased a
hay baler of G. W. ilcCnIIUter and
will ltnln baling Monday.
John Haseelberx and Gsergo Courh
hav'tlnlshl their contract for clear-
'" sagebrush for I. K. liner.
The father of Frank Swtshor lias
recently arrived from Minnesota and
expects to spend the summer with hbi
son at this place.
Moedanie rred Wallace and C. U.
Nkhots called on Mrs. J. It. Coueh
Wodnesday.
Rev. Mr. Vernon, the Sunday
school organiser, preached at tho
l.choolhouw Sunday nftoruomi.
Mrs. Jackson has been suffering
from an attaek of rheumatism.
MIds Alice Shields Wlmer of Turn
alo attended church services hero on
Sunday.
Mrs. Doyd of Washington state Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
McCalllstor.
Klmcr Peterson went to I-nldlaw
tho first of tho week on buklnoss.
Hart Nichols accompanied by J.
II. Darkley, socialist lecturor and
preacher, went to Slstors Wednesday
where the latter had an engagement.
Charles Spaugh was a oallor at tho
George Snyder home Sunday.
J. R. Couch and J. II. Klshols wont
to llend on business the first of tho
week.
Mrs. John Ilnsselberg who is con
fined to her bed with rheumatism, Is
reported no better.
I LAIDLAW
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LAIDLAW, July 14. J. M. Slry
has sold bis farm to a Mr. Hendorson
land will leave with his family for
Freewater. Ore., to reside.
J. W. Raker Is "working at the Day
ton mill on the Metollus river.
F. E. Dayton was over from his
mill recently.
Mrs. Henderson and son wero In
from their farm on Friday.
Jess Harter has gono to Hatton to
work during harvest.
Rev. Mr. Vernon, Sunday school
organlxer, delivered an Interesting
address to Laldlaw peoplo Sunday.
POWELL BUTTE
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POWELL IIUTTU. July 16. Hay
ing Is woll under way now. In thu old
river bod section, with remnrlcnbly
flno crops of alfalfa ou tho Cummlngs
and Osborn places. Thero Is some
very flno timothy on the Cummlngs
place also.
Henry Twoot has a field of wheat
an dry land that speaks well for his
knnwlodgo of dry farming methods.
A. D. Morrill has what ho oonsld-
Sprclal Attention to
Transient Travel
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flood Meals
AH arrangement msde for persons
desiring to go south and ess tot here
era tho bnnnor plcco ot spring wheat
In this section. It In tho Jonklns
Club variety nnd wan Introduced hero
hint yenr by Mr, Dnvles ot llond. It
In making n very rank growth, In
now heading out ni.-t nvorngen over
two feet In height. 'Mr. Morrill s
crop of winter wheat that ho linn on
now land hIuiwh his iiKiiculturat abil
ity. It Is understood Hint' K. A. litis
sett hnn sold out nnd will movo (o
llotut. i
Mrs. Osonr Prlckott Is propming to
visit her old homo In Colorado. She
axpoctn lo start About Hoptomhor 1.
CRESCENT I
CHKflCHNT, July 18. Chnrlen
Thnman will cut tho liny on tho old
Uraves meadow this yenr.
K. 0. Itourk mado n flying trip to
a.
Altamont
HOTEL .
Front
AlOST ATTRACTIVE LOCATION
in Bend- Hot Water, Steam
Heat and Electric Light in every
room Ample Bathroom I-acll-itlcs
First Class New Furni
ture throughout.
W.H.Bentley D.VV. Wilson
Land
.25
$S
J. M. LAWRENCE
BEND, OREGON
Free
GOVERNMENT
Lands
THERE ure thousiiiuls of acras of Gov
ernment InncL in Cent nil Oregon,
still open to entry in 100 nnd 1120 acre
tracts and can he taken as Homestead or
Desert Claim. The soil is very fertile
and with .suflieient rainfall to iasuregood
crops. These hinds lie in Beautiful Val
leys, in sight of the hig, Snow-Cap Moun
tains and along the right-of-way of the
extension of two hig Trunk Kailroads
that now have their terminus at Bend.
We have located hundreds of gootl
farmers in these valleys, who are making
a success and there is lots of room for
you and the country needs you.
For full information and desqriptive
literature address
Oregon Land & Inrnii
gration Co.
O. C. Henkle and Et R, Post, Locators.
Oiloll Lake Inst Saturday, returning
Mondny, Ho reports good fishing in
tho Inko.
0. F. Krrlngton hnn liintnllod n now
piano.
Mr. Httnohnold, president, and Mr.
llynkull, iiHslstnnt ncnrtitary, of tho
Hunter Lnud Company, ntoppmt nt
Crescent tho llrnt or I ho nook on thu
wny to tlutlr IidIiHiikh nt Denver
Marsh. Thoy ratuinvil on Tluusdiiy
to Portland.
Jntioph II. IIIiiko, who Is onulnoor
for thu Hutitor Lnud Cnmpnny, wns
nt Crescent Hundny, mnklng tho trip
trout Heaver Marsh and rot urn with
Mr. Htluehllotd In tho Intlor's auto.
J. K. Morsoit catted nt Crescent on
Wednesday. I In Is doing some work
Itenr Crescont Inkir In connection
with his Irrigation project.
Los Peterson of La Pltio visited
Crescent Inst Frldny, mnklng tlin
trip In hla now ear. Tho Mlsuva An
derson returned with him to l.u Pltie
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PER ACRE
whom they wilt visit frloitds tor a
iow nays,
Mr. and Mrs. Ilntitnor woro In timn
Thursday.
Philip llourk, whoso hoiiiti Is n
NlraiiniKUii, Is visiting with bin liro.
thor, K. (1. Itniirk.
IIUHIMSHH AND PHOI'IISSIONAL.
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U. F, Mono SJivontnr L, Htanti
HTO.N'H V HT.MTH
Attnriipys-at-Law
Odlco Corunr Minnesota and Wall Hit.
Work Carefully Dono,
J. M. LAWIlll.NCi:
Loans, Lnud Hits I n ess
Justlco of I 'oaco Notary I'ubllo
1)1:NI), OltKdON
U.NDKItTAKHIt.
Mreiikod ICuitmliner, ,
k Funeral Director.
Phono, Lady Assistant
C. P. NIHWONOKIt, llend, Ore.
Dr. F. W, Clinko Itr. (1. F. Nfli.mo
Cliirke-N'owhouie Co.
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The Dnltns, Oregon
We do Grinding of alt Louses.
In llond livery Month
.MARION M. LUSH
Nurse
Lot 11, HI6ck IS, Center Addition
llond, Oregon
MIW. K. HliNNHIt
C'IiIi-ommII1
Painless Removal of Corns, etc
Corner Third and Juniper Ave.
THU J. II. IIANIIlt AHSTRACT tX),
InrorporHtrd.
Complete tract ludoxes and photo,
graphic copies ot all Orook Oiunly
roeorda.
Prlnevllle, Oregon.
Nature Methods Chronic Disorder
and Dietary Advice A tipeclslly
DR. II. D. Klftt'lll'.M
Chlmprnrliir.
MrrlMUTlii'riipl4l
OWte Hhmjn I t I nr by Appoint-
ixent at the Hume of Patient
HltND, OIIK,
W. W. FmilknerrD.M" D."
DENTIST
llullstlu lIulMlag,
II end. Orriinii
U. C. COE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
OHPICK OVHK HHnT NATIONAL IlK.
OITtce llout: to tit j a. m.; I to j snd
7 to H p, m.
UitNti, : Ohiic.on
C. S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OrriCK IN flMST NATIONAL UANK SLIM).
HKNII, OHIIfiON
Vernon A. Forbes
LAWYER
flMST NATIONAL UANK HUM.,
DKND,
OUIHSON
George S. Young
Civil, Mining and Iiiukiation
Knoinkku
OruKon Street
Office with J. A. iU)a.
F. 0. MINOR
rosTomcit miiuiiNQ
UFK FIKK ACCIDKN'T
INSURANC U
Notary Public snd ConveysnciUK-AII
UrsI Papers Correctly Drswn.
FIDELITY BOND8
W. E. PARKER
Plumbing, Steam and Hot
Water Heating
Jobblnjr Promptly Attended te.
IiKND, oiieoon
Caltlweli & Alnln
All Kinds of Blacksmith
Work
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Minnesota St., Itct. Hond and Wall.
New
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Charles lloyd, Prop.
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