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(Special to The Uend Uullotln.)
POWELL RUTTB, April 28. M.
Conway, a horseman of Redmond,
whs In this locality tho mlddlo of
Inst weok. Ho had with hint a largo
Slilro two-year-old Btalllon.
ilert Koynotds camo out from
Prlneville Wednesday on hla now
Indian mstorcycle to look after hla
Interests hero and visit among old
friends.
Crts Slots has a rigging which ho
belloves to ho n euro for any balky
horse. Ho has a heavy weight hung
to a block and tackle, then whenevor
ho feeds tho contrary ono he hitches
It to tho weight and makes him null
It up In order to roach tho feed box.
It has proved very successful so far.
James Green haa moved from hla
ranch to Hedmond to engago In horeo
trading. Ho left behind him a rec
ord which will bo apt to stand many
n day. Ho says ho seeded 30 acres
In 11 hours and 40 mlnutea with a
four-horso drill. That's traveling
some.
Frank McCaffcry has rented tho
lower eighty of his ditch land to a
Mr. McFarlano of the Sisters country.
Mr. Huston and family will take pos
session In tho Immediate future.
Mlsa I la Charlton ta stopping with
Walter Foster and w'fo at present.
Dr. Morgan, tho Powell Uutto
veterinary, made a business trip to
John Paulsens Saturday.
Miss Miller spent tho week-end
among Powoll DutU irlends.
H. J. Edwards and family and J.
Gideon and family were Redmond
visitor Saturday.
G. SI. Cornett has been looking
around tho buttes for seed potatoes.
Guess ho found a-plenty.
Joe Shear mado a trip to Dcnd
Saturday, returning Sunday with his
wife and family, who havo been visit
ing there for some time.
Mrs. Charles Charlton attended
the W. C. T. U. meeting In Prlneville
Saturday. Thcro la soma talk of
organizing a local union.
Allan Wllcoxon broko the Sabbath
by building a bridge across the waste
ditch. Looks liko a new road super
visor for Powell iiutto.
Thero was a fair crowd at Sunday
school at tho Shepherd school house
Sunday afternoon. Now that Sunday
school is to be a regular thing, it Is
hoped that a good many will tako
an Interest
Frank McCaffery and Max Wurx
weller wore out looking over tho
Powell 'Uutto district last Sunday.
After a very successful eight
months' work, the Shepherd school
closed list Friday. In tho evening
about 76 parents and friends of tho
pupili gathered at tho school house
to listen to the rendering of a short
program. As cnly a week was used
In preparation, It proved that Mrs,
Forrest had been doing an excellent
class of work with the children for
tbey were ready to meet such emer
gencies on short notice. The fol
lowing program was given:
bong. My Own U. S School
The Chambered Nautlllus, in
Unison School
Raatus Johnson's Sunday Pants
Ruth Foster
In School Days,. . . .Rudolph Johnson
Tho Wind Charles Charlton
The Drown Thrush Edna Alley
Dialogue Four Puphs
Little Hoy lllue Mildred Alley
A Monotonous Menu . . . .Alex Miller
Duct. .Phoebe Heath, Lucy Shobert
Wreck of tho Hesperus .Ruth Foster
If I Knew Roy Alley
Little Illtllo Alva Elliott
Lady Clair Lucy Shobert
Abou Den Adam.... Leonard Osborn
Song School
Charge of the Light Drlgade
Dowey Shobert
When I Was a Bachelor. . Earl Tweet
Little Orphan Annie. Phoebe Heath
Flattering Grandma, .. .Axel Miller
Farewell Song School
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homestead last week. Ho has 330
acres and proved up under the three-
year law. Although ho Is nearly
blind, ho hns worked very hard on
his place, building (cttce, clearing and
cutting posts and cordwood to sell.
HAMPTON BUTTE
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(Special to Tho Dcnd llulletln.)
HAMPTON' llt'TTE. April 27
Owing to tho backward spring, or ipa
are not ns good as they should bo
nt this time of the year.
0. A. Johnson Is In Uend on busi
ness. Ho will bring back aupplltvi.
Ilert Meeks Is In Rend for a load
of supplies.
Mrs. Horaco Drookings mado a
quick auto trip to Uend for supplies
for her hotel. Mrs. Urookluga reports
much travel and trado brisk. Over
100 guests havo registered thero dur
ing tho past week,
Several parties of prospective
homesteaders called hero during vhe
past week. Good claims nro ns
Bcarco as "hen teeth" In this locnlltv.
J. K. Smith and C J. StauRcr of
Glass Uutto Valley were calling on
frlcmls In this vicinity Saturday and
Sunday.
T. C. Ewing has n well on his
placo which promises to supply Ice
water nil summer. Doth tho liottum
and sides to a, height of several ftuL
are covered with Ico from 4 to IS
inches thick.
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CRESCENT
homestead, taking with him na wit
nonscs, Gcorga Gottlieb, F. M, Cleaves
and J. H. Harrison, who was already
thorc. Paul Peterson took thorn
over In hla mnohlito.
Mrs, I). C. retoraon, Misses Mnv
Unguo and Maud IVjunhtio, Paul
Peterson and Ernest Ueesley mado
tip an automobile ptrty who visited
Crescent Sundiy.
Irwin 11. Wilson, str,r fish ctilttir
1st, left Frldty for l.ukovlow when
ha goes to iqak Into the petition for
hatcheries nt that place.
Mr. Woods, roprcsoht'iiR Lang &
Co., and throo other iklcsmcn wore
in Crescent last weok.
An enjoyable dancing party was
given nt tho Crescent Hotol Wednes
day evening as a fnrowoll for Miss
Mlnnto Thomas nnd MIbs lona Apple
gato, who nro soon leaving, tho for
mer for llakersflold, Cn and the
latter for her homo In Southern Ore
gon. Lunch was served nt olevon
o'clock by the ladles of tho Sowing
Club to whom both Miss Thomas and
Miss Applegato extend their appreci
ation tor thu pleasant uvenliig.
Alfred A. Aya was it guest trout La
Pine.
HAMPTON
(Special to Tho Dcnd Uulletln.)
CRESCENT. April 2C Ed Santry
roturned Wednesday from Klamath
Falls.
Claude Heard and DA. Jones went
to Camp Lonroth where the former
takrs charge of the Hunter Land
Company's experimental farm.
C. G. Dowers is In this week from
Ulg Marsh.
Tom McCord left Friday for Odoll
Lake where ho is employed at tho
hatcheries.
E. G. Rourk Is giving his residence
a now coat of paint which gives It a
neat and attractive appearance.
Luman C. Rich left on Thursday's
stage after a fow days visit with
friends nt this place. Ho will not
return as forest ranger this season
as ho haa a good position with a
large lumber company nt Point Ange
lus, Wash.
Joo L. Rln?o went to Silver Lnki
Thursday to make final proof on his
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(Special to Tho Dcnd Dullotln.)
HAMPTON, April 22. Arthur
Hunting, principal otlo High School
at Rathdrttm, Idaho, spent n couplo
of days here recently and filed on a
homestead whllo hero. Ho will
move horo In tho summer nttor school
la out.
Sovcral are breaking land now.
Mr. Hoguo Is having 20 acres plowed,
Molvln Crow 20, and A. Hunting 10.
A. S. Fogg Is cloarlng 20 with tho
pttltor and many others aro making
plans to havo clearing done.
L. C, Peck seeded 20 acres for his
mother, Mrs. M. L. Peck, during tho
past weok.
Mrs. Ring and small sons, accom
panied by her brother, who has a
homestead here, arrived horo from
Portland last Friday to Join "Mr
Ring, who hns been horo building for
several weeks.
Mrs. Wallers and a nolihlwr from
Harney Holes woro In Hnmpton on
business tho 19th.
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100-ncro clearing contract on tho Wl
inor ranch.
John UyorB nnd wife of Uond woro
horo today looking over tholr Intnl.
Mr, llyors Is having lumber hnulod
preparatory to putting up n house
on his 100-ncru ranch.
Tom Trlplett nnd Mr. Do Lap of
Ashlnnd spent tho dny yesterday nt
thin placo. Mr. Do I.np Is looking
tor n dairy ranch location. Ho Is
well pleased with tho country. Ho
nays several of his Ashland friends
wish to come to Central Oregon,
Tho milk wagon cornea by this
placo gathering milk for tho choose
factory nt Lntdlnw.
John Scott of Gist was nt this
placo one day last week for hay.
Thoro In still an ahuudnuco of
of baled hay In this part for nnlu hut
tho market Is dull nt present.
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TUMALO
(Special to Tho Uend Uulletln.)
Tl'MALO. April 21. John Winter
of Laldlaw was n caller at this placo
Friday.
Arthur Drlnson has completed hla
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(Special to Tho Uend Uulletln.)
IMPERIAL, April 19. Mr. Wen
yor from St. Paul has been visiting
horo with his brother, Emit tho past
two weeks. Ho Intends to go to
California soon.
Thomas Hums nnd family nro liv
ing on tholr homestead now, Ills
son filed on n claim recently.
Mr. Huffman nnd Mr. Van Lako
each mndo a trip to Hand this weok
nnd whllo thoro each sold n horse.
Miss Ulrby has been visiting with
Mrs. Hasklns near tho 43-mllo post
tho past week,
Mr. Adams' wife, who Is In tho
East, Is reported critically ill.
Mr, Ring's family and brother-lit-law
from Portland arrived horo yes
terday and are living on tholr claim.
Mr. Corrall mado a business trip
to Portland Inst week.
Tandn and Ring hnvo dissolved
partnership In the locating business.
Hugh Harmon and Itlnny Volgt
are working together plowing and
cloarlng tholr claims.
McConnotl Is going to sow somo
vetch this spring ns an expcrlmnnt.
Ho sees no reason why it should not
do well hero.
Ivnn Knntls has 20 acres plowed
nnd Is proparlng to sow It before
going to Uond tor tho summer.
Wost, who left 'hero two wcoka-ngo
writes front Tho Dalloa that no work
Is to ho hud thoro nnd ho expects
to lenvo tor Uniutda whore ho linn
sovornl mining claims to dispone of.
' Mr. and Mrs. A, 0. Mottd, Mr. nnd
Mrs. E. C, Lntidliigltnm, Mlsa Ma
Aiidornon, Mlsn Ivn (Hover, O, W.
JoiiNon, Claude McUatiloy and (Uoim
Cox took In tho iiliow and dnuco nt
Lntdlnw Saturday night.
Mr. Prltchnrd mid fnntlly, who
emtio hero from Texim n short tlmo
ago, bought a placo southeast of
town nnd movod thoro Sunday,
Thoro was n social dnuco nt thu
hull In tho hotol last Thursday night.
Good music was riinilnhod and nil
enjoyed n pleasant uvonlug. Thoro
will bo n tlnitcn In thu hnll Hntiirdny,
May .1, to which everybody la Invited.
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(Special to Tho Uond Iltillotln.)
MILLICAN, April 21. At Ynuoy
toft yesterday for Dear Creek to look
after stock In that vicinity for duo.
Mllllcan.
Charles Hurt wig has received n
shipment of 2(100 fruit and nut trooa,
Ho will pi tint somo 2000 troen on his
claim hero, which will rover In thu
neighborhood of 40 ncres. A num
ber of tho homesteaders hnvn placed
their orders with Mr. Ilnrtwlg for
enough trees for family orchards.
Ulll King of Harney county Is
visiting relatives in tho valley. Mr,
King Is n brother nt Mrs. W. II.
hold a short meeting today for tho
purposo of qualifying atid accepting
tho clerk's bond,
Gcorgo Mllllcan lett Inst Saturday
Kolgor.
Tho school directors of dlntrlct 87 j noon to look after tholr property horo'
for Prlnovlllo on a business tilprOu
hln return ho will bo accompanied by
Mrn. Milllcnn, who has liuon Slnltfng
lit Prlnovlllo for tho pnHt two mouths,
Fred Kolgor mid A. I). Norlou
hauled two (our of alfalfa tiny from
tho "low dosurt" Inst wituk.
Irfiuln Hall, it co u h I it of Mrs, P, II,
Johnson, haa nrrlvod front llrokou
How, Nob., urn! will illu oil n liuinu
stead in this vicinity,
MIhsoh Anno nnd Oortrudo Markol
nnd Enrl nnd Mrn. Povvora of tho
oast end atttmdod nit Informal dnuco
nt tho Mllllcan ranch last Saturday
OVMllllg.
Thomas Moffatt loft for Uond to
day to bring out' n load of upplu treim
tor Charles ilnrtwlg.
MILLICAN. April 28. Tlioimm
Morfott and I. L. Ownit hauled two
big loniU of fruit trees from lloml
Inst tu'ok for Oharloa llartwlg. Mil
Hartwlg haa nnothor shipment of
2000 trees on tho way mid will hh
nbout 00 ncros to fruit nnd nut trooa
thin spring llisulnd of 40 ns Muted
before.
Sovornl contentn havo been start
od tho past week ugnlnst somo of tho
delinquent hoinvstoadurn.
II. E. Dnvla nnd sou John aro on
gagud now setting out n llve-acru or
chard of ".Mcintosh Heda" fur Thou.
Mofrett.
Mrs. Ada II. Mllllcan has roturned
from a two months' visit nt Prlno
vlllo nnd other points. Hlio wiih ac
companied by hur sister, Mm. Ilusey.
Ed Kopper, who loft tho valley
Inst November for tho benefit of his
tioalthi died last week nt Malum, It
Is understood that Mrn. Kopper nnd
children will arrive In tho vnlloy
For quick wile IM your property
with HottMVMHkr Iwiiul t.'o. Wo ran
fell It If the prlct U right. Adv. flit
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P1NEHURST
Sash and Doors
We have now a full line of Sash and Doors
in stock. Bring us your odd sizes. We
meet coast prices.
Doors $1.60, $1.75 and up
Let us figure witli you.
Bend Sash and Door Co.
POWELL DUTTE, April 28. Dorn
to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foster, a 6
Iound sou. Mrs. Long of Prlneville,
Mrs. Foster's mother, U staying with
her.
Horn, to if r. and Mrs. E. F. Archer
a 9-pound girl.
Elder J, J. Nethery, Adventlst min
ister, and brother. W. O. Nethery.
stopped horo a few days last week.
Elder Nethery held baptismal servi
ces Sunday morning, baptising Mr.
and Mrs. D. A. Patterson.
Mrs. A. D. Morrill has been sick
with an attack of tonsllitis the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Green are
moving from tho ranch to Redmond.
J. P. llownian traded several head
of horses to Jim Green last week. (
Six-foot rye and potatoes like cord
wood sticks are not tho only produc
tions hero that have "class." Ono of
Mrs. Landfare'sgeeeo has made good
by laving an egg u inones in circum
ference and 12 inches around tho
long way.
Tup alfalfa In the old river bed Is
showing up beautifully green now;
clover in coming on flue, and spring
wheel Qf. dry lapd Is moatjy well up
and a'good stand.
' Whfln there are a few farmersWfto
havo uot finished seeding potftlo)
planting Is now well under way. nndl
Powell mute terruorv is snowing a
good acreage again this year.
Mr. HenkV'ade nl to$ot 1 u&
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Pilot Butte Hotel
J. F. TAQQART, Prop.
Good Dining Room
FREE AUTO BETWEEN HOTEL AND DEPOT
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FRUIT TREES
Our nursery is located on Powell Rutte, fourteen miles
east of Beijd. Our trees are the kind we recommend
after over thirty years experience in the fruit business
in this neighborhood. Our prices and treatment will
please you. Catalog free on request. Come and see
our orchards and nursery. Ortice address, Prineville, Ore.
LAFOLLETTE NURSER.Y CO.
Mr A WODH
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PINBHUR8T. April 28. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Winter. Charles Spnugh. George
Campbell, Mrs. iydla Nichols and
Misses Flora Hassolberg and N'elllo
Snyder attended tho play In Laldlaw
Saturday night.
Mrs. I. W. Dietrich and daughter
went to Lsld low to trado Friday.
Mr, and Mrs, George' C"iich went
to Uond on business Saturday,
Owing to the Illness of Mrs. Nich
ols Tuesday Mlsa Thora Hassolberg
had charge of tho school and filled
the placo very creditably.
Cecilia and Edith Chapman enter
ed school Monday, making thu en
rollment 30.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Couch mado a
business trip to Uend Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. F; W. Levorenz of
Ttimnlo spent Saturday night with
Mrs. Delia Nichols.
Somo of tho fishermen tried their
luck Sunday and roport u good tlmo
and lots of fish.
Mosdnmes Root and Johnson called
on Mrs. Charles Spugh Friday.
Mrs. C. E. Nichols of Laldlaw haa
moved to her ranch to spend th
summer.
J. W. Peterson ol Deschutes was a
Pinehurst visitors Sunday.
Gcorgo Campbell Is assisting
Charles Spatigh with his seeding.
Mrs Delia Nichols attended the
lecture in Laldlaw Wednesday night.
Misses iLaura and Lola Marlon
spent Tuesday aftornoon with Miss
Dernlco Couch.
Mrs. Gay, Miss Ruth Ilayley and
Arthur Jackson wont to Uond Sunday.
We Are Still Selling
Fishing Tackle
at Cost
Bend Hardware Co,
FORT R.OCK
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(Special to Tho Uond Dullotln.)
FORT ROCK, April 27. School
closed for tho season last Frlduy at
this place.
Mrn. J. I), Dodmond of Silver Lnko
wno visiting with tho Ponroso family
Friday "and Saturday.
Dr. Thorn and wife of Sllvor Lako
woro business visitors nero Saturday.
O. C. Pnlmor loft for Uend tho first
of tho weok to upend tho summer at
tho Pino Forest Lumber Co. mill.
O. I. Uozell of tho Uond flour mill
was In this burg tho first of tho week,
Tho hard times danco given nt the
hall 3st Friday wos woll attended
and all had a flno tlmo.
Oscar and Alfred Andrews hnvo
gone to Uend whore they hnvo cm
ployment for tho summor
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DESCHUTES, April 28. rtliur !-"
BEND MADE
BUTTER
IS GOOD BUTTER
SEE
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IT
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Money Returned if not Satisfactory.
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"The Bend Creamery"
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