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ed by Tho nttllotln at tho following
places: Prlnovllle, Redmond, Sis
ters hnd Mtlllcan Valloy, to send In
hows Items and act as our agents.
LlbVral pay. Address, Ilullottn.
llehd, Oregon.
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MNEHURST
INEIllUtST. Aug. 19 Crops In
this vtclntty ana making a splendid
yield. The hay crop consists chiefly
of clover, alfalfa and ryo, while
wheat and oats are raited extensively
for grain. Different varieties of
clover were raised this season and
some has ylslded as high as two and
one halt tons to the aero the first
crop. Alfalfa on the Jay Nichols
place made two and ono half tons to
tho acre the first cutting. Fred
Svitson raised rye on a dry farm that
produced on the average one ton to
the acre. Whoat on the dry farm of
A. McCalllster will tnako near twenty
bushels to tho aero, while It Is
thought that the oats raited by O.
M. Couch will run a good fifty
bushels to tho aero.
James Swisher who was Injured In
nn automobile accident In llcnd last
week, is still suffering from tho
Injury.
0. M. Couch recently purchased a
now binder from G. V. Horner of
Laldlau.
A number of young men spent the
critlro day Sunday In trying to catch
n horso belonging to Clifford Harri
man. O. M. Couch returned from a fish
ing trip on the Metollus.
A splendid rain fell hero during
Friday and Saturday which insures
the farmers a good second crop of
hay without Irrigation.
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All report a' fine tlmo.
Andrew Warner has returned to
Portland. Mrs. Warner will visit a
few weeks longer..
Frank Koebarg has built a houso
on his homestoad (recently.
Thoro has beonijqulte a roundup of
horses from tbo range lately. Over
SO havo be,en taken up In tho last fow
woeks,
ALFALFA, Aug. 20. norn to Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Hoyd, on Aug. 10,
at tho bond hospital, a ftno nlno
pound girl.
Glen and Otha Maloney went to
llcnd Monday to work In the Over-turt-Davls-Mlllor
milt.
Mrs. Wallaco Danbcrry Is staying
In Hend during tho Illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Hoyd.
Quito n. number of 11 end people
stopped In Alfalfa Sunday on tlfolr
way to look over land lying oast of
hero.
Samuel Jannoy Jr., mado a bust
hesa trip to Hand Monday.
Mrs. Mark Pyatt has been on tho
sick list for sovoral days.
Tho Redmond creamery Is to es
tablish X cream route In this section
beginning near tho lea cavo nnd paus
ing through Alfalfa.
Mils nro wanted for carrying tho
mall from Hural Kouto No. 1 to,
Alfalfa, threo times a week, a dlst
anco of 7 H miles. All bids must bo
In by Sept. 10, 1011'.
Mr. Hans Hanson has takon a con
tract to clear a part of tho old Chap
man placo.
Pyatt Hrothers nro clearing land
for Samuel Janney.
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CRESCENT
CRESCENT, Aug. 18. K. 0.
Rourk and a number of friends re
turned Thursday from a hunting trjp
in tho hllli,
W. W, Grydor, local forost super
visor, was called to North Yakima
last Monday on account of an Injury
to inn son. Tho boy was badly hurt
by tho explosion of n dynamite can.
Tho latest report Is to tho effect that
no la on tho road to recovery,
O. W. Anderson Is working In La
Pino.
Cousldornbto rntu has fallen In
Crescent and vicinity during tho Inst
fow days. Parties In tho hills roport
as mucu as N inches of snow.
KNOCKS NJENSELESS
Mi.l'ole Strike Collins With Club nt
lrxt Thurmlay Night.
When tho train enmo in to tho
depot Thursday night, and Arthur
Collins, a holster man on tho North
Canal Dam works, stopped forward
to greet his wlfo, whom ho oxpectod,
a man who proved tn ho Donnls Mo
Colo struck him on tho head with a
heavy club, foiling htm lo tho ground,
uncntiRclotis, Then MeColo madn off
oludtng sovoral mou who mado an
effort tn dotnln him.
Collins wns takon to Dr. Coo's
ofllco, and rocolvod treatmout. tin
rocovered conaclousnena shortly
nftor tho attack. Iln romntued tn
tho hospital for several days, Me
Colo Is a well known ottlien, owning
pmporty near town, nnd hits a repu
tation for oplerllnriu. That tho at
tack was promndltaU'd Is ludlcntod
by the fact that tho club, which was
evidently u portion of a fenco rail,
was carefully whittled for n hand
hold. Collins makes tho statement
that ho knows of no run rod why ho
should havo boon struck. MeColo
vanished after tho fracas, No arrest
was mado at thn time, and It In
undorstood no complaint has been
entored.
H17HINKH8 AND PROFKHHIONAL.
It 0 UK It T II. OOt; LA)
Civil Engineer
Iliitidt
Oregon.
10. F. Mono S)lvostor L. Htnata
HTONH ,5 8TAATS
Altoriifrs-nt-Lnvr
Ofjlco Cornor Mtuncaota and Walt Uts.
POWELL EUTTE f
POWELL nOTTK. Aug. 17 W. J.
Galbraith has cut his second crop of
clover and It has made a very hoary
yield, being of good height and very
thick. It is tho largo red variety
and Mr. Qalbralth finds It one of tho
moat profitable of farm crops.
Oscar Prickett has a tine field of
oats coming on, part of ' it being
grown on land that was only cleared
this year".
The large potato crop being grown
by George Ilobbs Is making a most
promising outlook. The farmers
hero expect to combine and ship tho
onormous crop of potatoes being
raised this year, By being graded
they should bring top notch prices,
as the quality of Powell Outto spuds
Is second to none.
J. P. Uowraan Is Improving his
homestead by building a very com
fortable bungalow cottage. There
will be fire rooms, which wilt be
plastered and finished up to date In
every way. Mr. Bowman and family
came here less than two years ago
from North Yakima, Wash., and are
making themselves a home on a 320-
ncro claim.
At the school meeting held recent-
Iy for the purpose of chooselng a
teacher for the Ilutte Valley district
Mrs, J. D. Davidson was elected for
the ensuing year.
Roes Davis, who has been riding
ditch here this season, will soon stop
and It Is expected that Walter Foster
will take his place. The ranchers
nlong Mr. Davis' rldo are exception
ally well satisfied with his manage
ment of the water this summer.
Misses Delta and Jessie Onborn
have returned from a fow weeks
visit in the Willamette valley.
POWELL IIUTTB. Aug. IS Tho
orchard on Joo Elliotts homestead
is a beautiful sight now, with the
trees loaded with fruit until some
of the limbs have to be proped. The
plums aro ripening now and the
poars are beginning to drou. This
orchard contains apple, pear, peach,
liium, prune, and orabapple trees, all
loauou wit j fruit.
Two threshing machlnss aro busy
In Powell nutte neighborhood, hand
ling this year's orop. One is
threshing on the D. A. Yates ranou.
while C. 11. Foster s maohlne Is run
ning on the Hondrlokson farm.
The sale of K. A. Ilussett'H ranch
Is reported to be satisfactorily closed.
air. utMHWi anu family expect toJ
upend the winter visiting homo folks
back east.
Jan. Moffltt and family are on an
outing at Crane Prairie.
Mrs. Msry Hrown and son, Fred,
went to Portlaud last week.
1 filL wwrlllNlj
p Hog Center
All indications point toward llcnd as the center of
a profitable and cxtcnslro hog raising section. Tho cli
matic conditions of this section arc Ideal. Shipping
facilities make rapid transportation nt low cost .possible.
Farmers will do well to look Into tho hog raising busi
ness as It Is n paying one.
Getting the largest profit out of n pig, requires
simply proper feeding to derelop the greatest amount of
weight in the shortest time, on tho most economical feed.
FOR THIS PURPOSE, FEED UNION MEAT COMPANY'S
DIGESTER TANKAGE .
Union Meat Company's Dlgostor Tankage dovoloim
bono and musclo In young pigs, and makes them grow.
It prevents rheumatism, thumps and rlckctts. It Im
parts such fit and finish to "show" swine nnd market
hogs that It has won tho tltlo, "Tho feed that makes
Prlie Winners and Mnrket Toppers."
Union Meat Company's Digester Tankage la tho most
economical food obtainable. Experiments havo shown
that $1 worth of Digester Tankago puts mnro weight on
to a hog than $1 worth of any other kind of food.
Digester Tankage Is a concentrated 1'roteln Meal.
It Is made from fresh, wholesome plows of meal trlmmvd
from leer. It Is shipped In tho form of a meal which
makes It easily mixed In mash feeds. Shipped In con
venient 100 tound sacks. Keeps Indefinitely.
Digester Tankage has been tried and recommended
and Is now being used by best growers and authorities
In the Northwest. It Is becoming moro jiopular ovory
day. It will pay you to know moro about It. Scud at
once for circular No. -10.
UNION MEAT COMPANY
NORTH PORTLAND. OREGON
Central Oregon Brokerage Co.
DISTRIBUTORS,
llcnd, Oregon.
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Have Reopened
WITH A COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF
GROCERIES
in the Mnrley & Simpson building, next
to NewTaggart Hotel. ...Buy Groceries
of us. You arc sure of getting fresh
goods, and
PRICES THE LOWEST IN TOWN.
L. B. MISENER
CASH GROCERY.
Work Carefully Dona,
J. M. LAWRENCE .
L o n n n, Land II u a I a o m
Justlco of Ponoo Notary Publlo
IIBND, OREGON
UNDERTAKER.
Licensed Hiubalmrr,
Funeral Director.
Phono. Lady Assistant
a P. NIHWONOER, llend, Oro.
Dr. 1'. W. Ctarkn Dr. (1, I'. NomIiouso
Clarko-Nowhouso Co.
OPTICIANS
Tho Dalles, Oregon
Wo do OrlndliiR of all Lomos.
th Iloud Every Mouth
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I'. II. THOMPSON, M. D.
I'lijklrlmi mill Surgeon
OIIIm temporarily at residence
on Kentucky Street.
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Headquarters for Commercial Alcn
Electric Lighted Throughout
Special Attention to
Transient Travel
BEND HOTEL
Good Rooms
Free bus to
and from trains
HUGH O'KANC, MAIMA3KR
BEND, OREGON
Qood Meals
Altamont
HOTEL
Front Street
Hi
"wiW
All arrangements made for persons
desiring to go south and esst of here
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ALFALFA. Aug. 17. II. L.
Maloney has returned" from Silver
Lake where he, went In search of his
team, which got away while ho was
on. a (Uhlng trip up the Deschutes.
Ditty Pyatt left recently for Llrid,
Wash., to work In the harvest fields.
Alfalfa won; in Hie ball gamp
played Aug.-ii "wifh Powell Hutte by
a score of 8 to !'. This makes two
out of throe games In favor of
Alfalfa.
Mr. andfMrs.ILj.Ii Ma!ony gave,'
a daucepn Banmlay'ulglit,- A'ug.' 10.
Vacations At The Sea Shore
Clatsop Beach, Pacific Ocean
Low round trip fares aro In effect nil summor. This beau
tiful leach stretches twcnty-flvo miles south of tho ColumMu
River Seasldo and Gearhart havo first class hotels, cottage-
and camping places, surf bathing, .fishing, mountain water, etc
LOW ROUND TRIPS EAST
Throughout the summer, on the dates given below, round
trip tickets will bo sold to the ikjIhU In tho cast shown below,
uud many c i Hers, at the fares quoted
MOST ATTRACTIVE LOCATION
In Bend Hot Water, Steam
Heat and Electric Light In every
room Ample Bathroom Facil
ities First Class New Furni
ture throughout.
W.H.Bentley D.W.Wilson
It OHM I' A It Ml AM
Attifiiiry nt Uir
Temporary ottlce, Hccond Floor
First National Rank llulldlng.
Lot
.MARION M. I.ESH
N u r a e
11, Iltock 15. Center Addition
Hsiid, Oregon
Till: J. II. IIANHR ARHTHACT CO.,
lurrHtratrd,
Complnto tract Indexes and photo
graphic copies of all Crook County
records.
Prlnovlllo, Oregon.
Nature Methods Chronla Disorders
and Dietary Advice A Hpoelalty
DR. It. D. KinVHOI
t'lilmprnrior.
Mrrliiiuo-TlirrMpht
Oltlco Hours l to a or by Appoint
ment at tho Homo of r.ittouL
REND, ORE.
W. W. Faulkner, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Lawrence HutMIng
Ilenil, Oregon
U. C. COE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
omen ovkk kikst national nic.
Office Hour,: io to u a. in.; to j snd
7 to 8 p. tn.
BND, .;- OkxOOM
C. S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
orncg in naaT national bank atno.
11KND, OKKOON
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Vernon A. Forbes
LAWYER
USSY NATIONAL HANK UtDO.,
OKKOON
DKNU,
mOregontrunkky.
CENTRAL DREG0K LINE
OREAT NORTHERN AND NORTHERN PAC'IFH RAILWAYS.
Atlantic ( it
Haltlmoro
Ronton
JlulTulo
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Denver
9111.00
107 fiO
110.00
01.50
7M
M.00
Detroit,
Duliith
Kimsas City
Milwaukee)
Mlnneuiolls
Montical
New York
$ 82.50
tw.oo
IW.00
72.60
00.00
105.00
li)3.50
MOO
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DATES OF SALE
Omaha
1'hlbdelplila
l'lttobuii;
Kt, UiuU
.St. Paul
Toronto
Washington
IK) 00
KM 60
01.60
70.00
(10.00
01.60
107.60
HOI LAKE SANATORIUM
Natures Cure for Rheumatism
JPPffgWwwBtftjijJLdSMtaBissssssBg
George S. Young
ClVII MlNINO AND lltlllOATION
KNOINKKIt
OrcRon Streot
OlUco with J. A. Enstes.
F'. O. MINOR
... roitTof riCK buildino
UVHVl RK ACCIDIJN'T
INSURANCE
Notary Public snd Convevsiicliiu-All
Ugsl 1'spcri Cocrtoilv Drawn.
FIDELITY BONDS
July 23. 20, 20, 30, 31, 1012,
Aujrutt 1, 2, 3, , 7, 12, 10, 22, 23, 20, 30, 31, 1012.
September 4, 5, 0, 7, 8, 11, 12, 30, 1012.
Stopovers mid choice of routes allowed In each .direction
FlnaJ return'.Urult'.OctQbpr 31112.
Train leaving l)nd'6:30 m. connects dlrcctly'at Fall
bridge with v ; .. . W ,
FAST THppUQH TRAIN EAST.
Details pt sc)edulctfnres. etc., will bo furnished on request.
W. E. COMAN, n ' 3, II. COR11ETT
Oen'l Frt, ami Pass, Agent, Agent, llcnd, Oro.
Portland, Qfe. ... , I '
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BOILING MINERAL SPRING
A NATURAL. HEALTH RESTORATIVE
Hot Lako Sanatorium offers much tn boniih nn,i ru ,,.,.!,.... n.,...
arcnt bplllng mineral spring provides naturally modlcatod wutur und mud
containing inodlclnal propoi tics of groat value, Tho threo hundred room
Hotel Sanatorium affords amplo accommodation. Uso of tho watoV Is tiro
scribed according to the needa of tho patient, doto.rmluod by skltirm d ag.
nosls. The result is, tho Hot Lako Sanatorium Is really n euro idaco
JS""' wo vo suffered froirf rljoumatlsm, blood, skin, stomach and
kidney disorders havo found relief and permanent euro thoro. Tho rates
round. .wjH..v.u..i. ui nn ciussos. upon tna year
Hot Lako Sanatorium is located n Unl6n County, Eastern Oregon In
the hear of the Hluo Mountains, directly on tho main line of thdOrwron"
Washington Railroad Navigation .., and can bo convonlont Iy rolct.0
from any railroad po nt In tho Northwest, Spoclal rcducod round trip faro,
aie mado from all points on tho O-W. R. k N. . Wrlto for froo booklet. to
HOT IjAKK HANATOIIH'M
Wwlttr M. Pierce, Pros, nnd Mgr. '
W. E. PARKER
Plumbing, Steam and Mot
Water Heating
1 Jobbing Promptly Attended to.
I IIKNI. OIIEOON
; M. J. AlaTn
All Kinds of Blacksmith
Work
HtlCK8 IIKA80NAII1.K.
Mlnncmta St.. Hot. Uoml nnd Wall.
New
PALACE
MARKET
Chsries Uay4f prop,
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Vegfetables, etc.
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