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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1913)
WiNn nUIifcTlN, UKND, OHK., WJBIlNJMnAY, HKPTJUinKK 17, 10111, r s. J. I to TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS M We wish lo state that our store was completely des troyed by the lire oi'lastFridayniht. We will be open Tor business tem porarily in the Johnson building (across from the Thompson Furni ture Store) just as soon its insurance eanbeadjustedand new stock secured. Wo hopb to merit u con tinuance ol your put-iuiut;t. Patterson Drug Co. The ScClgg, Store Wo will occupy our for mer loCUtlUtl lit K)II II M'W- llUlldlllg t'Utl b compli-tnl LOCAL NEWS ITEMS W. II. May or (list wu In town yesterday. MIm C. Honnley of Oatwway spent Monday Ih llemd. Mr. Mitl'Mr. J. If. Stanley HftoHt Momlny In town. C 8. II ml ik) n I having u garage built Hi hi homo. K. I. Madiwn of UwKkMtoN BfoNt ytordny In town. '. C. Oarriion ha returned from hi trip to Cowt Bur. K ('. I.HillBnm of IhaicHHtv wa n Hcnd visitor Thursday. Mr. nml Mr. Fred Homll wer up from Itodmond ovor Sunday. . fleorgo lUwIlloH of TerrofctHito MH it lluiii) visitor Haturdoy. The Prcvbytorliui Guild la tweeting thin afternoon with Mm. French. II. A. Miller went to l.'ortlnnd Frl ilny nlKht, returning Utla morning. Ink. Key. F. Harvey proarhed nt tho Presbyterian church hero hint Hun day. William Hcndemon of the taldlaw country wna trading In Heud yewtor tlay. J. C. Ithodo wunt to Hum last week on ,ono of tho Fumt motor Irucka. Ilonry Lyon of Antolop won nig tutored at tho Hotel Wright on Sat unlay. ('. V. Carmlahaol of la Pine woa In town laat week n guest at tho Hotel "Wright. J. J. Hynn went to I'orUafld Bun day iiIkIu on IhuIiiohi returning yes terday morning. t C. A. llano, n raorehant at tho Narrow, ciinio In I'rlda from Port land where ho hud boon buyliiK a winter' stock. Jonlia OUnoii, who Iiqb boon work ing In Porllnnd for tho liint your, hurt relumed to llund. ( I. Mo-oil loft In lil uulo Mon dny for Kliiiimlli Kail to ho gnuo u week on IiiinIiuik. 0. 0. decking wiih In (own from Lnldlnw on ThiiMilny, registered lit tho llolol Wright. ' .lumen Welch, comliiolor on tho Oregon Trunk, lum uenu I.nnt on u IIIOIIlll'M vacation. In 1 1 colonial rnloa aro announced hy tho riillroiid In offuot from Hop tomlior itii to October 10. At Luciim won up from Itodmond Hiitiirdny. Ho Ih having a severe lego of rhoumnllHiii now. .Mr. II. H. Hell find Mr. A. M. Prltiglit aro Hpmidlng three weeka at llllng on uio .MotoiiiiM. Mr. II. A. Kultimiiii of Citendo Uicka Im it guest ut tho llolol Hond. Him I visiting hor hoii Jay . Mr. iitul Mr. J. W. Kmbody of Silver Luke uuio up to llend Friday HtoppliiK ut tho llolol WrlKht. During tho nliM'iieo of Supervisor Merrill, J. A. Hrlnkloy I acting sup ervisor of tho Deschutes forest. Tho PrlKcllln Club hold their Drat regular meeting of tho fall ut the Market homo Monduy evening. George K. Iloovi-r nrrlved in town Hnlinlay with n now Ford cur which he hud drlvon In from Tho Drill on. Kdltor Frod I. a Folltitto of tho I.n I'luo Intor-Mountalu wus roKlntorod at tho Pilot Hutlo Hotel Kuturdny, Mr. mid Mm. M. I). WrlKhl of Hmkuno nro oxpoctvd huro Kuturdny to vllt tholr mom. Frank Hdnnutt. It. M. Hmltlt and family, who Ion tlulr home hy tho flro Friday nlttht, nro alnyliiK at tho Mny upiirtuuiutx. T. J. Noud of I'orllnnd, who la In torortfd In Contrul Orcnon tlmhor, cuiiic In Tlmrmluy on a bijilno trip. J. H. Putnam loft Krldny, roturn IriK lo Now York via tho Cnuudlnu i'ncllto. iifltr u ton day vlnlt In Hond. Mm. C. Ilrntz will Itmvo tomorrow for hor homo In KIkIii. til., aflor a llt of two month with tho MImcn Murkcl. Mr. Crawford and MImcm ltn and Jo'ihlun Crawford of tho OIt community woro khoppora In Hond Monday. CjHorx" llrowtor. watormaKtor for tho woat lilo.wa In Hond Thumduy nlKht, KoltiK to lraldlaw Friday on hla imitoreyelo. A ruHient aldowalk la holiiK laid In front of tho Two Jlia naloon sn Hond atrcot. .Thl tnakoa eowotit walk for a full block. A HatONii car of trowt fry for Uto DoHrkuiwt and trHrathry watora In os- hoMoh at any tirao mow, acconllnK to Uvnaty Wardon McKay. A. A. Ollmoro. a tatunoktoadar In MllllruH Valloy. I aiek at hl homo, and Or. Coo waa eallod from Hand lat wook to nttoHd him. J. C. Turnuy of I'orUanri, who la latorcvtwl In oil protoeta In Harnor county, wna ut tho llotol Hond Mon day on Ida way to Hum. Axlo llyo, oiio of tho Tunialo pro J cot auporlutcndcntv, wua hroSo tcrdoy with a force of raon utilondlnK tho iwrtablo eoncroto intxof and on-, Klnc. Mr. and Mm. Kll Wilton camo In from thnlr Warm Sprint; homoatoud lat Sunday for aupiillo. Whllo In town thoy aro atopplni; at tho llolol WrlKht. J. Hoy llnrvoy, formerly V. S. Forot BuncrvUor at Hond. ha boon npiiolutod auporvlnor of tho HIukIuw rcoro, aeeordinK to tho rurtinmi Ciotonlnn. The Mflhodlit Sunday whoolt pie nlo hold laat Saturday on Mr. Wlcit'a lawn wua 'grimily onjoyod by thoao lire wit Had will loot: bo rowomborod ny tho chlldroB. Tho llwtd lodKO of Kulahta of I'ythlaa havo chtHion N. V. Swill h and Joo Innoa as roiirofontatlvoa to tho Ktntc convention lo bo bold In Port laqd nit moath. N. Ilrowti of N. Crowa & Soua. of tlurn. ta hero. Friday from Port- BEND THEATRE WI.U.N'KHI'AV Depot) Kivccthciii 1. O'llnni' CJfMlclilld. Tho (iriiujn llydrottcn Volley of liiii(ierliriiiincil Hil(.er)iinil, i.cr hui TIIUIIh'lAV Monlanu Mhiip. Ill t'lilldren. Ifo Wnl led. Itlack Dinmond. IIIIDAY One fiooil Torn. I'rlent mid tho Man. Ciolnic Koine. HATUUIIAY Itrokcn Waj A IPttcr to L'mle Hum. y. ilc fi Wiilcrfull of Idaho. Ilulry Ainu. HU.VDAY A Heart of tlm Forc(. U'nmK Hot Ilc, Wur (orrcondcnf. MONIIAV lulled by u Maori Clileflc. (Two Itcclt) DoK Hoiim lliilllcr. Quebec 4tuntrN. "SEHLE YOUR FALL WANTS IN M Furniture n NOW." I have just returned from a recent buying trip to Portland and have collected values 'from tlie lending , manufacturers, which I believe are unequaled in the country. Below I.miote a few prices, merely to give you an idea of what I have here waiting your inspec tion. St" ' Lovely Solid Oak dE e x-. ltC Dressers from...- S JsJJ iO ty&J KLQed0"k $ 22.00 to $30 Splendid Ash and dy C a-. (1 C Royal Oak Dressers P Jv W IJ Handsome Brass 1 9 Lf ,. CJt K Beds, full size, from P -W lU f-J Strong Iron Beds, enamel finish $3.50 to $15 Sagless Springs, the durable kind $2.75 to $9 Other articles for the home too numerous to mention, E. M. THOMPSON Where Your Dollar Dot?a Its Duty. land whore ho had heon making pur chiiKon of Kooda for hi ttoro ut tho Hnrnoy county ncnt. A number of well fruited branches of plum and npplo troo nro on ox hll.lt nt tho Flml National Hank. Thoy nro from tho ranch of O. II. Xorcolt two mllwi bolow Luldlaw. Tho OroHon llluu Hook for 191S lfllt haa boon liuod ami contain a lot or information aiioiit thu atuto. Seerotnry of Htnto Oleott will mall a copy to aiiyono wrlllHK him at Hjilom. The llotol Hoduiond. tho landlord of which hi A. C. I.ucn of Hond. waa Hild a fow daya aao to W. M. WIIioh of Valdox, Alaaka, who traded la aomo Rwalloy ditch land oh tho dual. Kftectlvo Monday, tho ikwIoHIco hour wore ehaatied by I'oHtmaalei Ford. Tho general dallfory window now open from 10 ii. in. to C p. in. Tho olNco formerly cloed at G:30. AmonK tbe Idaho frlond of S. It. HoRln who havo auttled In the Hamilton Vallay aro Floyd McNott and brother llurrull. whoo homo- alouda nto cat of tho pestuMco three mile. J. M. CYcnahaw, who made thlnpi warm for Itodmond while ho wus ufiator of tho Methodlt church there, hna been ent by tho Columbia Itlver Conference to Flnley und Klonn, Wash. Mr. and Mm. Kdwln lllnncy of New York, tho parent of Mm. U. I. Putnam, arrived last ulKhu Mm. Hlunoy will remain for'nn Indeflulto vtalt nnd Mr. Hlnnoy will return oat In about ft week. Tho county teacher' Inatltuto will bo held at Prlnovllle next Monday. Tuctday nnd Wedneday, and nil the lonohorn of tho Heud district will at tond. There will ho no Mhool on those three daya. A. J. Strahorn, n noil oxport who haa been engaged In tho Metollua river laud ctaaalllcutlon thin aumuior, haa completed hi work and came In yeaterday mornlnK, going from hero to Wiilla Wnlla. Wnsh. I'rellmlnary claimlllcutlon of tho I'aclllc International Mvoaiook Kx position to be held ut North Portland lum been laaued. Mnnaier O. M. nummer states thai no will mall n copy to anyone desiring It. O. C. Hutxleu of Qouutsec. Idaho, wna located Inst week by S. It. Ho gin on a 310-noro homostoad three mile east of 1 lamp ton nnd will take up his resilience there utter January 1. Ho oxpecta to teach school In this county. J. II. Dopps, who hna como to Cen tral uregou to eugugo In farming, shipped In a carload of livestock from Oranger, Wash., tho cur arriving ou tvrday morning. In it were 15 head of hogs, 11 cattle, 2 mules and 3 horses. I. O. Mclteynolds, Harry. AVyao. Karl Myora and Charley Carroll roji retentod Hond at tho lloundup nt Pendleton last week. They report a tremendous crowd In attendance, with tho uccoiumodutlouB ample to care for nil. , Mm. II. J. Overturf nnd her In fant daughter, uccampauled by Trained Nurso Lumburt, went to Portland lam week, n lower altitude being advised for tho baby. Mr. Overturf nnd "Junlr" loft Saturday to Join them. Captain John 0. Young nnd his wife, purenta of Ucorgu S. Young, re port u quick trip from Hond to Snn Francisco In their Ford car. Thoy left horo Monday morning anil reach ed Ban Francisco Friday night. The uistunco is uaa nines. Hond Bfudcntu who attended the Oregon Agricultural College last )our nre leaving this week to re-enter. John Sather, Fred Lucas and Mar garet Wlest return for tho full term, hut Stovo Steldl will probably not go until after Chrlatmau. Among those taking dinner nt HelsliiK'a ou the Motolluu Sunday wero M. A. Lynch, Miss M. Hutler, Lottlo Hutlor. Veto Hanisower of Itodmond, Mr, und Mm. Hay More house, Ward H. Coble. Walter Coombs, It. A. Johnson, A. M, Pringlo und uonald Hudson of Hond. Tho freighting outfit of thu Duma Hard ware Company which waa hero for goods figured In a runaway noar tho warehouse Monday tnornlug. The ton' horses, pulling throe wagons, mndo Milng lively for a fow minute hut no norloiiR datnngo wn done. Several of the home got aklnncd and bruised. O. A. McFurlntin, one of tlm "alxo rnn" In tho lut county Judgeship rare, hnn sold hi law practice at Itedmond to Hnrdlck & Murphy nnd hn moved to llockford, III. Ilurdlck h Miirnhr will have olllcoa nt Mo- jtolliiH nnd Itodmond, Murphy hnndl lug tho MetolliiM end und Hnrdlck the Itedmotid olllco. Clyde McKay and 0, W. Bhrlnor went to Rand HprliigN on Rfllunlay to observe the condlllon of the font , fire In that neighborhood and In Miiecl thn new gntuu rofuga ostnbllli ed by the Inst leglNlnturo. Tliev ro-i turned on Monday reporting that tho I many flro hod been put out hy tho,' forest aorvlco. ! Miss Kurn Hhouso, alstcr of Prof, i J. H nhoiixe, will bo married nt the home of her Miter nt Ilnu'don, Ore., September 25 to Joe Bchmcddlng. Mis Shouse la well known In Hond where alio resided two yearn ago. The couple will make tholr home In the Philippine where Mr. Hohtnedd lug Is engaged In expert accounting work. Wllllntn lianlcy ame In this morn. Ing from Portland. F. Uwlng Martin la expected homo from Portland tomorrow. C J. Hagcn waa In from his home stead nt Imperial yesterday. Madam J. W. CoucW had a very fliicceasful millinery opening Inst Sat urday. Donald Hlandlng left Sunday for Chicago where Im oxpecta to study commercial art during the corning winter. Mm. Ada n. Mllllcan came In on the train today from Prlnovllle on her way homo from Newiioru whoro ano spent several months. Clyde McKny nnd fl. W. Bhrlnor loft this morning for a trlti of Insnee- Hon of the fire district nt Ia Pine, unvis iiko and crane Pralrlo. John T. Whistler of the United Slate Hcclnmallon Survey spent Sun day in iieiui and .Monday morning left for Crane Prairie with C. M. itedneld or Deschutes. Tht bid for the-school bonds wero to have been opened Monday but ow Ing to aoine of the rchool hoard being away it was impossible to have a quorum and meeting. The sale some time aco of the J. W. White property. Including Hond bualnoaa tot, was not confirmed by tne court ana it win tie resold. The prtee obtained waa too low. It la said. At the reeoat meeting of the County Court the order granting a wldow'a pension to Mm. Sandtne of Hoiiii waa rescinded, tho court finding that tho pension bad bn granted In error. Dr. J. 1 1. Cnnnarn baa moved bis office to the fiathcr building whore C. V. Silvia formerly was. the latter taking the omco or Dr. It. 1). Ketch un. The Ketrhum have gone to Prlnovllle for the winter. jne sun u ay uregonian contained n group picture, of the Celllo Commis sion, of which Vernon A. Forbes In n member. Mr. Forbes went to Portland Saturday to meet with the other tuemticm of the cummlsloa to dlscusa preliminary pinna. He re turned this morning. Tho condition of Mrs. Fcrrell to day Is critical, although she waB re ported a getting nlong nil right until last night when there was a turn for the worao. Mm. J. M. Uurkhart and Mrs. Leon Cuip, her mother nnd sister from Marlon. III., are with her, having arrived Saturday. A. L. Hunter hna leased one of the store rooms la the new Mutzlg build ing. Tho Oregon afreet grading Is be ing finished today nnd a start made on Wall street. A poatofllco haa been established nt the 47 mllopost on the road to Hums, with J. H. Coffey as postmast er. Mm. Hay Morehouse. Mtaa Giles, D. K. Hunter and O. F. Smith left today for Crater I.nko in Walter Coomba' nuto. IWN-VIUO WEDDING nt Young People Were Married Hrlde'M Home Lnt Friday. On Friday morning nt eleven o'elock occurred tho woddlng of L 0. Malkson nnd Clara Harton Vin yard at tho homo of tho brido'a parent. Mr. nnd Mrs. N. P Vlnynrd. uenr the llumo several miles south of town. The Kov. 13. C. Newham jierformed the ceremony. The groom, who hna been residing nt Terrebonne, la aged 20, and the brido IB. Thuy will reside lit Heud. Those present were Mr. und Mrs. C. P. Nlnwonger. Mlsa Ida Nlswonger, Miss Noff. the groom' mother, parents und family of the bride. After the inarrtago a sumptuous din- lire was served the guests. Uoy Vlnynrd wna best man and Mlsa Malkson bridesmaid. We Invite all women and chil dren who are inter ested in the newest coat ideas to call at our store. Our showing is very dis tinctive you'll see quite a variety of garments, all priced at very reasonable figures. Ladies' Coats $7.50 to $25 Children's $2.50 to $7.50 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY that new Sweater Coat. We have SOMETHING DIFFERENT TO SHOW YOU an entire new lot which we have just opened. Mannheimer's "The Store for All the People." 1IIUTHS. The following births occurred last week: To Mr. nnd Mm. Jack Savoy, n girl. To Mr. and Mm. C. 1. Camp bell, 'h girl. To Mr. and Mm. D. C. Hendrloka, n girl. To Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scott was born a girl baby at Portland on tho 9th. Mr. Scott was construction railroad engineer hero when tho Oregon Trunk was built. A lj-pouud girl was born Saturday to Mr. and Mm. G. W. Fullerton at the Pilot Hutte ranch; n boy waa boru to Mr. and Mm. T. M. Avery Sunday, and n 10-iound boy to Mr. and Mm. II. Helgoraon, who live seven miles oast of town, today. OI'K.NS OFFICK IIKltlC. Dr. A. H. Cropp, o druglee physl. cUin from Portland, Is opening an otllce this week over the Deehutea Hunk where ho will be found dally from 9 to 12 and from 1 to 6:30 o'clock. Adv. 2Sp THATCH Kit TO COM 12 HACK. Tho Hulletln has received word from Col. Charles V. Thatcher, who la now In Seattle delivering good roads addresses, thnt ho will bo at Laldlnw for tho iiurlculturnl fnir thero on October 2. After thnt ho Intends to devote a month or more to campaigning throughout Crook county In the 11. tresta of the roads bonding election. DUN COnOMGS TWO" Local Men on Ilrink of Matrimony Aro Mcrrltt nnd Hoon. During the week news of two weddlngs-to-be baa got abroad; just how many mora are Imminent de ponent knOweth not. However, It la worth noting that the city recorder threaten to railroad through an ordinance prohibiting stenographers from getting married without giving alx months warning. M. L. Merrltt. supervisor of tho Deschutes national forest, left Sat urday morning for Dexter. ' Iowa, where he will bo married tomorrow at 11 a. m. to Mlsa Nelllo I. Drown. Mr. and Mm. Merrltt Will como to llend In October and oxpect to reside In one of the Wlest bungalows. The other local man on tho brink of matrimony Is R. K. Koon, sewer construction engineer. On- October 22 he will be married to Mm. Adele H. Schonft ut Portland. After tho Shoe ahlned at George's barber completion of work here Mr. Koon liop, Oregon utrcet. 13tf wure ne w, maVt, ,lj8 homo AIIOIIT AdlllCULTUUAL KXIIIItlTS Secretory Gould of tho llend Com mercial Club calls attention to tho Information by Soorctary C. .0 Chapman of tho Oregon Develop ment Lcnguo regarding exhibits for nil ouslern land shows. Proper tags for those will bo uupplled hy Mr.' uouid. Thoro will be no transpor tation charge on tho entries, which will be stored and classified in Port land until they are sent east, to their various destinations. WAllltANTH OALLKD. County Treasurer Jordan has isauod u call for all gonoral fund warrants up and to Including regis tered number 1319. The. call Is dated September 11 and states that no Interest will be paid after that date. RE-OIJVED THAT WHEN YOU WANT ATHNQ IN A HURRY PHONE US- weVe cjotthe; GOOUS. fO-ffT.fe- . 4 IF YOU WANT NUMBER ONE HARDWARE IN A HURRY. CALL, US ON THE PHONE. WE ONLY J.EPX NUMBER ONE GOODS. WE ARE NOT FOOLISH ENOUGH TO THINK WE CAN BRING CHEAP STUFF HERE AND, FOOL PEOPLE. WE WILL SERVE YOU JUST AS HONESTLY AND QUICKLY BY PHONE AS THOUGH YOU WERE IN THE STORE, Skuse Hardware Company We will give a $9 castlag rod (or tee larccst trout caugbt tbfe eeasoa.