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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
D. OL McKay en me In lout week.
The llrldge Club wim entertulned
lout week, with Mri. II. W. Bkuse.
Prank Kulp and Htelln Thorson
were married lunt week at Vancouver,
Wash.
Mr. nnd Mm. John K. Hyan were
In from The Tulle with their guests
Monday.
The A((rnaon 500 Club mot last
Thursday with Mm. C. M. Hedflold at
Utsabutes.
Jdhn Htoldl and family spent the
first of tho week on n camping trip ut
Odoll Lake.
Hutunluy night thoro was n birth
day dlniKift at Corkott's In honor of
Mm. It. I), (lould.
TlioiruiH Tweet returned InHt wook
after it nix weeks.' vlnlt to tho sea
shore mid I'tigut Hound.
Mm. Hay Morehouse returned thin
iiKirnliiK from Portland where she bus
been spending several weeks,
Hush Knrnliam returned Monday
iiiprnliiK from u three weeks' vIhII
tu IiIh old home In North Mukoln.
Tho Oregon I.und & Immigration
Co. Im bulldliiK a KuniKO on thu alloy
off Wall strout north of Oregon,
Miss Edith Hastes, who has been
visiting Mis Lola Menu on tho hit
ter's lioiiicHtond, returned to town
lint week.
Tho street work him readied the
bend of Nevada street and some of
the .grading bus been done on Orccii
wood avenue,
A number of Hend people attended
a pluuiinnt lawn soolnl given at the
hoirio of Mm. Hoseoe Howard at Des
chutes Thursday.
Mm. W. K. McN'ntight and daughter
returned Hundny night from eastern
Washington where they have been on
a visit for several week.
Mm. If. J. Overturf ave a ten on
Tlmriidiiy In' honor of her mother-in-law,
Mm. A. M. Overturf, who left
Monday fur her homo In Nebraiikn,
Lucille, daughter of Mr. and Mm.
Ilert Hliuey, had a purty Monday In
celcbrutlnn of her Ninth blrthdny.
Fourteen of her little friends Joined
In tho affair.
ltene West, who Is conducting a
campers' stopping pluce at Udell Lake
this summer, reports excellent fish
Ing. He has sent friends In Hend
some blK fish.
Mr. and Mm. I). V. Wilson hovo
moved to The Holies where Mr. Wil
son, who was with tho warehouse
company here, will bo employed In
tho railroad shops.
A 24-lnah trout, said by rome to be
a redslde and by others to be a silver
side, hss been on exhibition at the
Log Cabin, having been brouithl In
from ono of the mountain lake.
Ladles, call at Mm. Mcintosh's
dressmaking parlors and leave or
ders for Kplrelln Corsets Adv. 20
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Sprague Flour J
IS IN TOWN AGAIN. ALSO
SNOW WHITE AND BEND
BLUE STEM.
A NEW DEPARTMENT: Crockery, Tin
Ware, Enamel Ware, Glass. Shrttm and
Golden State Mason FRUIT JARS
Pints, Quarts and Half Gallons.
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dAeAACA 4o oficn ihai of had ia uy anoiheA
chiffonicA Juii o ktefa hi Ihina in, 7c io
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keep ihe house in ordcAt
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home vhen vf Jiouahi my chiffonier. Of
couAAe you are aoina io ace ihem ai
The work of brlriKliiK Hond street
down to Krndu him necexsltiited low
erltiK the water mnltis, In one plava
drlllliiK tins been necessary to f;et u
Hiifllclout depth for tho relocation.
A radish woIkIiIiik lw,o pounds was
liroiiKht In from tho Hlloy ranch by
Mr. McKay Thursday. It was Just
ono of niiiny like It, said Mr. McKay,
that are Imlm: raised on this farm u
few miles below Hend.
A shot from the Hond streot work
lust week tore a link from ono of
the chains used In the covering nnd
threw It uKulnst one of tho windows
In the Myers & Wllkey bulldlni; with
sulllclent force to cause a bud break.
Kev, Irn Fox, pastor of tho local
coiiKrcKaUw of United Hrethren, left
Monday for Newbortc to attend the
convention of his church. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Fox and they
will likely be (tone a week or ten
days,
According to a recent bulletin of
the U. 8. OeoloKloal fiurvey, 76,
000 acres of the public land In Ore
gon wore restored to entry as non-oil
bearliiK, In May and June, and 12,000
uori'M were withdrawn for waterpower
or reservoir sites,
According to the Columbia County
Dispatch of Dayton, Wash., Miss Nona
Klchurdion Is conductlnc kindergar
ten In the ConicreKatloiinl church
Hundny school there. Miss Klchard
son Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
I!. W. Klcharilson of Hend.
Walter Taylor was In last Thurs
day from his homestead on I'rlngle
Flats and brought reports of a good
hay crop this year. The progress of
thu homestead country Is shown by
the fact that there are two stores
within four miles of his place now.
Josephine, tho C-year-oId daugh
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ccorge H. Young,
found a ten-leaf clover on tho Young
lawn Friday. Her parents are figur
ing thnt If an ordinary four-leaf clo
ve brings luck, a ten-leaf find should
bring the little girl enough and to
spare. v
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Where Your Dollar Dote Its Duty,
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Notice Is hereby given that the
streets committee of the city of Hend,
Oregon, has made nnd filed Its re
port -with the clt." lucorder showing
the property benelttd by the sewr
heretofore ordered laid down and
eonstrue'ed on the following des
cribed streets, alloys and iareels cf
land, to wit
On the ally et of Hond street
from Greenwood avenue to Kentucky
street, on Kentucky street from tho
alley east of Hond street-to the nlle)
between Wall and Hond streets; on
the alloy east of Wall street from
Kentucky street to Nevada streu.
on Ohio street from the alley east of
Wall street to the alley west of Wall
street, on tho alley west of Wail
street from Kentucky street to Ivor
section with tho south and west line
of block one of Hend; thence on a
line 10 feet distant and parallel to
the west lln of block ono of Hond,
and block one of North Addition to
Hend. and continuing on the hatne
strnlght line, in tho nwU of the nei
sec. 32, T. 17 8., It. 12 E., M..
to a point D feet S. of the right of
way of tho Oregon Trunk Hy. spur;
thence easterly on a lino S feet south
of and parallel to the raid Oregon
Trunk Hy. spur to the center of Wall
street, thence along the center of
Wall street, to the Intersection with
tho west line of tract 19, of Lytic
Acres, thence northeasterly across
lots 19, 18 and 17. Lytic Acres, to
the street between lots 8 nnd 17. Ly
tic Acres, thence eustorly along said
street between tracts 8. and 17, 9 nnd
1C, 10 nnd IK. 11 and 14. 12 and 13.
to the Pilot Hutte ennnl, thence in a
northerly direction paralleling the
Pilot Hute canal, across lots 1 and 12,
Lytle Acres, to the Intersection of O
avenue and 7th street; thence north
easterly across block 1C, Itlversldo,
to the Intersection of H avenue nnd
the alley between 7th and 8th streets,
thenc northerly along the alley be
tween 7th and 8th streets to a polut
opposite the line between lota 8 and
9, block 19, Itlvemlde; thence east
erly on tho line between said lots 8
and 9, block 19, Itlversldo, to the
west line of 8th street; thence north
erly and diagonally across 8th street
to K street whore It crosses the north
erly line of tho city limits of Hend,
Also, on Greenwood avenue from
Tenth (also known as Third) street
to Thirteenth (also known as
Blxth) streot; on BUth at root
from Greenwood avenue to the north
lino of Centor Addition; on the north
line of Center Addition from Green
wood avenue to the street between
tracts 34 and 3G, Lytle Acres; thence
northerly on tho street between
tracts 34 and 3G, 2G and 27. 22 and
23, 14 and 16, from ho north lino of
Center Addition to intersection with
miwer running east and west between
tracts 10 and 1G, 11 and 14. as above
described, in tho city oI'Dend, Ore
gon, and enid committee has deter
mined that tho following property Ib
directly benefited by said sewer and
tho extent nnd portion of such bene
fit as dotorrolnod by tho committee
1b Bet opposite each lot or part of lot
and Is b follows, to-wlt;
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ltlock 5.
Lota 1 to 12 Inclusive 97.2G
lilock 4,
Lot K, i C8.08
Lots 9 to 21, Inclusive .... 48.C2
Lot 7 , 116.70
Lota 1 to 0 Inclusive 97.25
(Lots i to 12 Inclusive 97.25
Block S.
Lot 1 , 126.15
Lot 2 ,..w 154.28
Lots .3 and G, each ,,,.,,. , (8.35
Lot 4
Lots 6 to 9 Inclusive ..,...,
Lot 10
lilock J.
Lot 3
and
That portion of the nwV, of
the no4 of section 22 town
ship 17 8., K. 12 R W. M.
lying west of Wall st. and
belonging to the Miller
Lumber Co. designated an
the special flSHersment map
now on file In the office of
tho City Hfcordor an Trnot
A
That certain tract lying in the
n wU of the no'4 of section
32, T. 17 fl., U. 12 B., W.
M., lying west of Wull St.
and belonging to The Hend
Co,, designated on tho spec
ial assessment map, now on
file In tho office or the City
Kecorder ns Tract II ....
That certain tract lying In the
nw4 of tho lie 4 of section
32, T. 17 8., II. 12 B., W.
M., lying cast of Wall St.
and south of the It. It. spur,
and belonging to The Hend
Co., designated on the speo
ial assessment map now on
file In tho office or the City
Kecorder as Tract C ....
That certain tract lying In tho
nw'i of the noU, sec 32,
T. 17 8., It. 12 E., W. M.
lying enst of Wall St, and
north of the It. It. spur, and
belonging to The Hend Co.,
designated on tho speolal
assessment map now on file
Irf the office of the City He-
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97.2G
75.68
421.44
448.13
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corder as Tract I) 116.00
Mock 7.
Lota 1 and 10 99.00
lilock K.
Lots 1 to 12 inclusive 99.00
lilock .
Lots 1 to 12 Inclusive 99.00
ltlock 10.
"Lots 1 to 12 Inclusive 99.00
Murk 11.
Lots 1 to 12 inclusive 99.00
Mock 1H.
Lotl .v. .. 99.00
Lot 6 90.28
Mock 17.
Lots 1 to 7 Inclusive 99.00
Lot 20 99.00
Mock 10.
Lots 1 to 7 Inetustve 99.00
Lot U 99.00
Mock 1.1.
Lots 1 to 7 Jasttistve 99.00
Lot It 99.00
Mock lit.
Lot 1 K4.2C
Lots 2 to 7 lM)Hsive 99.00
Lot 8 107.10
Lot 9 171.20
Mock U.
Lot 1 1S2.94
Mock 7.
Southerly (0 feet 9C.91
Mock 11.
Lot 1 ..." 160.00
Lot 2 107.75
Ut 3 109.50
Lot 4 107.75
Lot 5 t 100.75
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Mock US.
Lots 1 to 7 Inclusive 99.00
Mock IM.
Lot 1 87.45
Lot 2 93.40
Lot 3 106.18
Lots 4 to 7 inclusive 42.50
(Lots 8 to 11 Inclusive 40.40
Mock 23.
Lots 1 to 7 Inclusive 99.00
That certain tract of land 140
ft square, extending 140 ft
south from, aud 140 feet
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Quality Merchandise and
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wegt of tiio southwest cor
ner of Sixth (orlgnlally
known as Thirteenth) St;
and Greenwood Ave., be
longing to the Oregon
Trunk Hy., as shown on the
special assessment map now
on file in tho office of the
City Kecorder 138.60
Kallroad warehouse property
800 feet facing Sixth-st (or
iginally known as Thir
teenth st) 812.49
NOKTII AUDITION.
Mock 1.
Lots llnndl2 78.00
Lot 13 106.74
CENTER ADDITION.
Mock 4.
Lot 1 49.50
Block 3.
Lots 1 and 18 49.50
Mock 1
Lots 1 and IS 49.50
Mock 1.
Lots 1 and 2 42.62
LYTLE.
lilock 1.
Lot, 1 42.50
Mock 10.
Lot 4 23.92
Mock 17.
Lots 1 to 8 Inclusive 49.50
Mock 1H.
Lots 1 to 12 Inclusive 49.(0
Mock 10.
Lots 1. 2, , 9 and 10 49.50
Mock HO.
LotsS. 4 nnd 5 47.75
LYTI.K ACHE TIWCTS.
Troct 05.
Westerly half . . . . i .... ... . 170.00
Tract -20.
Westerly half- 170.00
' Tract -S3.
Westerly half 170.00
Tract 14.
Southwest quarter 85.00
North halt 170.00
Tract 13.
Northwest quarter 85.00
Tract IS.
West half 170.00
Tract 1.
Easterly half 152.50
Tract 11.
Southerly half 170.00
Tract 10.
Southerly half . . . : 127.50
Tract 13.
Northerly half ; 153.00
Southeasterly quarter 85.00
Tract SS.
Easterly half 170.00
Tract 27.
Easterly half 170.00
Tract 34.
Easterly half i . . 170.00
Tract O.
Southerly hair 85.00
rrract 8.
Southeast quarter ........ 85.00
Tract 10.
North half 85.00
Tract 17.
Northerly half 170.00
Tract 10.
All 170.00
Dated this 23rd day of July, 1913,
H. C. ELLIS,
20-21 City Recorder.
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AND HARDWARE: YOU'LL FIND IT THE BEST.
OUR LINE OF GOODS FOR SPORT CON
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'OWN.
WE ARE FISHING FOR YOUR TRADE. OUR
BAIT IS NOT TO GIVE "BAITS," BUT A SQUARE DEAL.
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We will give a $5 casting rod far tho largest trout caught this season.
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