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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1912)
T 4ssBsnl eww .. -. . tft .U iU i III iWni I .'In "EE SMPS SPUDS TO TEXAS CJeorRO Hobbs of Powell Itutte Ho Krt Prosperous Year. Last week, Goorgo llobbs of Pow- ell Dutto, who used to llvo here, was In town getting lumber for a now grancry ho will build, In which ho Kays ho will hold moat of his grain over until tho spring. Mr. llobbs bus TO ncrcs In potatoes, nil of which nro doing splendidly, nnd will probably nverago about 100 nocks to tho acre. Already ho has nrranged for tho shipment of three carloads to Texas, nnd will make other shipments later, Mr. lloblis reports remarkably flno crops throughout tho rich Powell Hutto section, and that big exportation of "spuds" nnd other products will b made, while tho grain yield means prosperity for all tho ranchers. Redmond branch of tho union, and others hnvo alnco gonn In, Mr. Coolco said that plans were under way to build a Ktato ware house nt Hodmond, tho nearest rail road point tor the rowcll Uutto people, more than $1700 having nl ready been subscribed, lly co-opor nttvo selling of their sptids, tho grow ers can obtain moro tor thulr pro duct and ship to distant markets. Tho Texas Held Is being considered nt present. EPISCOPALS TO BUILD BRICK H0TEL DESCHUTES Towmlte Company Plans Structure, letting Work to lien it Men. Last week a contract was signed here for tho erection of a substantial three-story brick hotol to bo built at Deschutes, eight miles north of Uoud. The Deschutes Townslte Company Is putting up tho building, work upon which will start as soon as It Is possible to get workmen and mater ial on tho ground. Tnnsey & Kurrlc, tho Bend con tractors, hare received tho contract for all tho brick work, and the brick will be purchased from tho Ucnd Hrlck & Lumber Company, and ship ped from hero by railroad. About 150.000 brick will be-uscd, the build ers estimate. Tho building Is Jo bo 32 by 65 feet, and In addition to hotel quarters on the first floor will aloo contain a store room. Construction of PnrWi Hall Will be Started Soon. Work on n parish hall, to bo used by tho Episcopate tor sootal, Intel lectual and religious purposes, will be started In a short time, Is tho announcement made by itov, O. F. Jones, missionary for Kastorn Ore gon, who preached twice at tho Methodist church Sunday. The hall will bo erected on tho church lot at Wall Street and St. Melons drive. It will bo a frame edifice, 70 by 30 feet In also. Funds autflclcnt to assure the construction of tho building have been collected already or pledged, Tho foundation for n building was started soveral years ago but tho edlllco was uaver completed. k llAPTIST CHUnCH. Announcement for the week com mencing Sunday, October 6: Sermons at 11 and 7:30. The Bible school meets at 10 a. m. Announcements will be mado Sunday for the services next week. Wllbert It. Howell, minister; Winifred Elyeo, assistant. FARMERS TOJGOOPEflATE Powell liutte Potato Growers Be come Affiliated With Union. Farmers of this county, resitting that in united effort thoy will suc ceed far better than without such, are forming organizations for their mutual good. W. S. Cooke, a Pow ell Butte rancher, who was In Bend last week, told of tho ranchers of that community affiliating with the nation-wide Farmers' Union. A meeting was held on the 19th, at the Shepherd school house, at which time a goodly number Joined the K BSBSBSBF SY PBOSPERITHT SISTERS J. I. Cunningham Mays Murti Hub Htmillnl ItulldliiK 1'ndcrtnkrn Tliero J. J. Cunningham, tlio contractor, who In doing much work In Hlstors nnd tho adjacent country, reports that rnpld building development Is being ntndo there, n number of sub stantial homes and business build ings hnvliiK been erected during the summer. "And what shows the general pros perity oven moro than tho growth of tho town Itself," said Mr. Cunning ham Saturday, "Is that tho farmers are putting up big barns and doing a lot or improvmeut work. As to Sisters Itself, I never saw n moro prottlly located town." Mr. Cunningham says that there Is a very general boiler that tho con struction of a railroad acrosa tho Cascades Into tho Slstors country, along tho route that for a long time has been survoyed, w 1 1 1 bo carried out very soon. Two Weeks From Now The Phonograph Contest Will Be Closed. Are you hustlinff for your favorite? If not, you'd better get busy NOW. The Race is VERY close Star Theatre Bend's Family Photoplay House Just a Jolt. "What's the mutter)" "Oh. nothing." "No, uo: don't tell roe that. Some thing dlxntfiwablo or discouraging has happened. Your look shows It" "Well, If you InxUt on knowing, I started out this morning feeling as gay and chipper as a boy of tweuty, but a little while ago 1 met a former sweet heart of mine, and she told me that her second daughter bad Just graduated from high school. Bay, art tbo wrin kles around my cyea very uotlcwablor Chicago ReconMleruld. The Downtreddan Farmer. A city man heard that a fanner wanted to sell a motorcar. He sym pathized with tbo poor farmer and hts family becanse they were forced to , it all entertaining to stare flxtdly at SECOND ANNUAL R. E D M O N D Potato Show spd FAIR. g Redmond, Oregon, October Hill and 12th Jii Liberal Premiums will be given on Potatoes Pi nnd all kinds of Fnrm Products. W Competition open to any person in Crook g County. For further particulars send for w premium list to A. J. Hancy, Pi Secretary of Redmond Commercial Club. s mpipimmmpimmPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPimmmPiPiPiJ IlAPTIHT MIHHIONAHV IIKIll!. llov, Urn 0. Wright, aontrnl nils stnttary for tho llnptlst danomlim tlnn In Oregon, U In toWn todny nf. to mil nit tha nuutinl ninotlng and roll rail of tho local llnptlst chinch, llo will apeak tonight at tho nhureli mill Iho puhllo Is cordially Invited, Tiom will bo bnptlMiu this livening. Thp meetings nt tho ohuroli nro I'liiitln, iilng with uimlmtud Inluront, Thorn will bo services tho real of tho nook, each ovoiilng nt 7:. 10. Threo pet hoiih wore roculvod to iiiiiiliornltli last Hillidn)', . . B i ' " NAVAL DISCIPLINE, " Punlshmtnts That Are Mtttd Out te British Sailers. For Infraction of regulations some :ur!ous pnuUhnienls are meted out in the Kngllsb navy. It Is an every day occurrence, Mys the Loudon TIMIIts, to see half a doxen sailors lined up on deck facing the paint wurk. holding their hammocks on their shoulders. At Brut the hammock Isn't heavy, but aft ir an hour or so It drags on one's ihouldt rs like lead. Heiddea. It is not part with the machluo for financial reasons, be believed, and went out to the farm to buy It. Tbo farmer was not at home, but hts daughter was square foot of peluted woodwork for so hour or more at n time. Another punishment that Jack de- iplses Is hatllug with a spoon. He Is war Is strictly prohibited. Cuspidors are placed at Intervals along the deck, and theso must be used. Upon some ships when n sailor Is caught aplttlnr upon the deck a small tub Is strapped to bis chest, and he Is made to wear It Any one who chooses may use this walklojr receptacle. The offender thus punished rarely repeats his offense. cQS- there. "I came out to buy your motor- I placed tim the deck, with two large car," be said. "Which oner asked wooden burket. one Oiled with water the gtrL Kansas City Star. Mseadamti. All Rosalia Roade. Tbo Itosulla (Wnsh.l chamber of com merro baa taken up the work of mar iidamlzlng roads leading Into Itowilla The stato road passing through from north to south has been macadamized several miles south, but to the north tho macadamlzlug extends Just beyond tho city limit. At tho last meeting of the chamber of commerce, a committee consisting of F. J. Wltnr K. B. Flood and M. Metill was appointed to consult with farmers whose land ndjoln tht road and to secure their ro-erntlun. and the other empty. With a spoon be mut dip all the water from one buck rl and transfer it to the other, being meanwhile the butt of his comrades' testa and Jeers. lotnrtluirs a delinquent Is made to rnlk slowly backward and forward ilong the deck, nursing In his arms n lr Inch projectile, weighing a little over 100 oiiuds. Once a sailor who laughed at the stammering speech of his commander was made to stand upon the forebrldge In full view of the ship's crew and laugh for an hoar and a half. Spitting upon the deck of a roan -of- 5He hpot ' IF IP- s If Your House Is Not Insured In the HORTICULTURE FIRE RELIEF OF OREdON You Have Made a Mistake CUOOK COUNTY, OltK. J. C. MINER is . Our Agent Two doom south of Postofflcc. C? MMMIMMMM M MIMMH 4 MM - ---4----- F. PP 4 4.fcifc, 1 t 1 ft ;; ...,! m LUMBER 4 ' 4 .. " X " " 4. LATH SHINGLES UM ! XX XX XXX 4 T tx THE BEND COMPANY h .. ,, 4,1 ::::t "ft " t " ,.? - '"f" n ... Operates the Largest and Best Equipped Saw Mill and has The Largest Stock of Lumber in Central Oregon. We can manufodhire what you want., when you want it, and at the prices you Want. Special Bill Stuff furnished at short notice. Your inquiries are invited, and will receive prompt attention. u fV 4 I 4 1 ! XXX' XX JWitMfcP. 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