BRNI HUMiKTIN, BKND, OltK., WHDNKHDAY, OCTOHKU H, IB III.
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HAMPTON
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llAMCTON, Oct. l.E. M. rock
nnd wlfo loft for Uond Sunday mqrn
Ing. Mrs. M. U Pock of Portland
will return with thorn to her home
Bteadi Miss Kuth tangford was a week
oad visitor nt tho homo ot Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. S. Kogg this weok,
Mrs. I.uolnda lllnck wns qulto slok
Saturday and Sunday.
Hotnco Miller returned trom Jlond
last week.
I. 8. lioncor and wire have ro
turned to their homestead In this
vicinity.
Hampton Bchool closed Its first
month ot school last week.
Horace Urooktngs from Itolynt and
Charles StaufTor. nnd Mr. Smith from
Glass llutto were Hampton visitors
Monday.
Y. T. Harrison was working for
Olc Dragsvolit last week.
Burr lHaok has been building, on
his mother's placo on Hampton llutto.
Dick Phillips has named his place
tho "Cougar llutto Ranch."
Itev. C. A. Uurrls and family re
turned from Hcnd last week. Mr.
Uurrls had been working on his
his father's place for n short time.
W. T. Harrison. L. C. Pock and
E. M. Peck made a trip to Maury
Mountain after lumber last wcok.
CRESCENT
(Special to The Uullotln)
CItKSCKNT. Oct. 3. Tho Ladles
Club met last Friday afternoon nt
tho homo of Mrs. Jessie Davis. Tho
following officers for the ensuing six
months were elected: President,
Mrs. E. C. Rourk; vice president.
Mrs. Jessie Davis; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. D. A. Jones. A
pleasant social time followed the
business session, and dainty refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing ot tho club will bo with Mrs. K.
M. Cleaves Friday afternoon, Oct. 10.
Mrs. Fred Arrlngton spent a week
In Crescent, returning last Friday to
her ranch noar La Pine.
Frank Malone stopped in Crescent
on his way from Davis Lake to Hcnd
with a herd of sheep which he will
ship to Antelope.
Reno West and wife, with their
son LyIo, stopped in Crescent on their
way rrom Odoll LaKe to their home
In Uend. Mr. West has been in
charge of the hotel at Odell Lake
during tho past season, and will re
sume tho proprietorship again next
season.
Jack Wenandy Is up from Rend
looking aftor his hay Interests hero.
His crop is excellent and his men
have boon working bard to get it
baled and under shelter before the
rain sets Id. He is erecting a large
barn In which to store tho hay.
I HUSTLEMORE
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
HUSTLEMORE, Sept. 2D. Henry
Mcnsier, who recently purchased a
team and wagon from Mr. GUIam,
has gone to Rend and the Laldlaw
country.
Isaas Zlerolf went to Prlnevillo to
get seed rye and take In the fair.
Dick Philips Is assisting Rurr
Ulaok put up some buildings and In
making otlior Improvements on Mrs.
lilaok's Llzzard Creek claim.
Jim Urlckey and Mr. Drown, who
live 10 miles from here, havo been
In this community searching for sev
eral horses which strayed from Mr.
Rrown's ranch. "They stayed at J.
O. -Whltaker's a few nights.
Mr. aillam, the mall carrier, took
his son Guy with him to Held last
week.
A letter to J. O. Whltaker from his
parents Informs him of their safe ar
rival home. They went by auto over
the MoKenzle pass, to their home In
Corvallls.
If one may Judge by the smoke In
this locality, there are many Indus
trious homesteaders here who mean
business.
F. D, Rezona went to Rend last
Wednesday for som.e finishing lumber
for bis house and to bring some gro
ceries for the Hustlemore store. Ho
returned Monday.
W. I. Warraoth, whose homestead
Is just across tho Dend-Hurns road
from the store here, came out re
cently to build a house on his claim.
He expects to go back to Metollus for
his family and return to the valley
for the winter, about October 20.
This community was visited by a
good shower Sunday night, which
till greatly help plowing.
Mr. Rezona has rented 3D acres of
Mr. Sptolnion.
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(Special to The Rend Uullotln.)
HIGHLAND. Oct. 2. Mr. aujl
Mrst Cottlngham left Tuesday for
Prlnovjlle where they will spend u
few days.
J. R. Rivers was pleasantly sur
prised Monday evening by a party of
friends celebrating the day of his
birth, ' All report a good tittle.
The .. C. C. Club mot at the home
of Mrs. Paul Held Wednesday. A
business meeting was held, after
which a delightful luncheon was
served. Tho next mooting will bo
hold at Mrs. Hallmeyer'u.
Mr, Ransom, wife and sister came
out on their homestead last, weok;
,'J. Sotticmoypr and Maxgros left
OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Wednesday for Hcnd whore they ex
pect to slay for tho winter.
Mrs. Konnedy loft for Prluevlllo
whoro Rho will visit her son David
who is nttondtng high school.
Uric Danlolson Is spending n fow
weeks on his homestead.
Martin Hnllmoyer Is on tho sick
list but Is on his way to recovery.
Mrs. J. H. Hirers has been n
pointed postmaster ot thts now post
office, v ttlch will bu opened In n
week.
Wosloy Martin returned homo last
Sundny from Wnlln Wnlln, Wash.
Arohlo Davis came nut Monday
front Hond, bringing his parents, who
camo out from the VVIIlamotto valley.
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(Special to Tho Rulietln)
LOST CUHBlv, Sopt. 23.Oeorgo
Mohrer, who is working In Hond.
spent n few days nt his homo tho
Mr. Snnvcloy filed on n claim noar
McKwen's last week.
Mr. DoU'ltt Is enjoying n visit
with his brother ot Humptullups,
Washington.
J. Perry and Charllo narrow laid
tho foundation for tho now school
houso last Saturday. It Is expected
to havo tho school houso ready for
school to begin the 29th.
C. J. Stauffcr was n business visi
tor In Lakevlow tho past week.
Tho coyotes, which seem to bo
more numerous than usual, tiro
feasting on tho ranchers' chickens.
All Interested in the organisation
of a Sundny school nro requested to
meet nt tho school house, Sunday
nftornoon, Oct. C, at 2 o clock.
Miss Hnznl Hubbard camo In from
Portland tor n visit with hor parents
and brother.
Mrs. C. J. Stnuffer gavo n danco
Saturday night In honor of Miss
Hubbard.
POWELL BUTTE
-(Special to Tho Rulietln)
POWRLL RUTTK, Oct. C The
first snow or the season fell last
night, reminding us that Christmas
is coming and that the spuds are to
be dug.
A. D. Morrill has returned from
Portland where he has been tho past
few weeks receiving treatment for
sciatic rheumatism. Ho is greatly
Improved.
J. P. Uowman nnd family return
ed last weok from the John Day
country where they went for fruit.
J. D. Davidson has come out to
dig his potatoes.
Lowir Blair expects to finish hal
ing hay this week. He has Just com
pleted a cistern on tho Appel home
stead. The water has been shut off for
three weeks or so to repair the ca
nal. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Prlckett went
to the Cove orchard for frulf last
week.
I CLOVERDALE
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
CLOVERDALE.
Oct. C, Thresh
lied In this nolgh-
Ing is almost finish
nornood. Tno grain has done ex
ceedingly well. 26 to 30 bushols to
tho acre being no oxcoptlon to tho
rule.
Tho school Is prospering under tho
rulo of J. C. Ranks. The enrollment
now Is 1C.
Mr. and Mrs. Rurnslde nro not
tied In their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Pray spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
I .owe.
The young peoplo lnthls neighbor
hood who have cono off to hlsh
school are Harold and Sam Kline to
Mt. Vernon and MIbs Florence Wal-
NOW
Macldnaws, Sheep Lined
$5.00 to $8.00
Roughneck Sweaters
$1.50 to $7.50
UNDERWEAR
OF ALL KINDS
BEDDING, Etc.
tfOIt DUCK HUNTING GET A REAL
DUXBACK SUIT
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droit to Prluevlllo.
Mrs. L. 0. Gruho nnd daughtors
wore In Sisters Friday.
Miss Hnxel TomploMm wns out
trom Sisters tho Inst of tho Week to
help her mother during threshing.
John Lowo hnB purchased lumtiur
and will soon comiirnco to build on
his claim.
Sam Dnvlca ot PrlnoVllle wns look
ing over his place tho past week.
Mr. Hessle has rented tho Harris
ptneo.
Clyde Johnson Is contemplating
building n largo tmrn.
Mr. llodyfett Is sowing full wheat
on his claim.
Hnrvoy Cyrus. Mrs. K. Cyrus, Mrs.
Ud Troyer mid Mrs. Fred VVolsso
were nt tho l.utilluw fair.
George Cyrus nnd llert Hodson
wore In Redmond Saturday.
lMNBUUItST. Oct. C A number
ot Plnohurst people attended tho
fair at Laldlaw.
Q. W. Snyder mndo n business
trip to Hond Friday nnd Snturday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Couoh. former
ly of this neighborhood, returned to
their place horo one day last week.
They havo beeu residing nt Chewo-
Inn, Wash.
Euntco nnd tlrnce llradluy ntid two
lirothojni entered school Inst ook,
making a total enrollment of 34.
Mary Dietrich vlsltod nt tho school
house Tuesday.
Miss Ruth llayloy called nt the
Snyder homo Sunday,
Nellie Snyder called on Kdna Root
Sunda.
J PLAINV1EW I
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(Special to Tho Bulletin)
PLALWIBW, Oct. 4. Miss Myr
tle Scoggln spont Friday with Mtss
Rurkhart.
W. K. Saylor nnd wlfo called nt
Mr. Srahm's Thursday nftornoon.
Tho Thrco Crooks Irrigation Com
pany held n meeting nt the Plain
view school houso Thursday after
noon.
Ralph Glllett was hurt quite seri
ously when kicked by n horse last
week.
Gleaves Strahm spent Tuesday
wltu Mrs. Saylor.
Mrs. Dan Wlnklo nnd two chil
dren, who havo been staying nt Mr.
Baylor's for some time, returned to
her mother's Wednesday.
Mrs. Rublo and two children, who
have been spending several days with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Strahm,
returned to hor homo In Sisters Tues
day. FREMONT
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
FREMONT, Oct. G. J. II. Fox has
sold his Fremont store to Mrs. J. 8
Ulount and brother, Sam Olmstcad.
Mrs. K. F. Pcarco gave up tho Ho
tel Fremont October 1 and has moved
back to the K. P. ranch. Mrs. J. U.
Fox took charge.
E. F. Pcarco lost a fine heifer calf
last week.
A. S, Hawk went out to Portland
last Thursday.
Thoro will be no school tho latter
part ot this week as Mr. Everett will
attend the teachers' Institute
Mr. McCallum has leased tho Hort
What? Where? When?
Entertainment, Alfalfa
School House
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18th
Admission lCc. Proceeds
to be used for tho purchaso
o f a n organ. Curtain
rises at 8:30 P. M.
Big Doins!! Come!!
is the time to buy while
our WINTER STOCK
is complete.
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Fish ranch nnd Is doing his full plow
ing.
Tho Fromnut chocso factory elosod
dawn Octohor 1 for tho winter. Pas
ture Is so short that tho vows nro
shrinking In tholr milk.
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HAMPTON BUTTE
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(Special to Tho Uullotln)
HAMPTON' lll'TTW, Oct. I. C. L.
Hliiiimti of Forest Grove linu come In
to establish residence on Ills homo
stead. Ho Intends to build u house nt
once. Hort Mooks nnd llornco llronk
lugM nro hnullng tho lumber from
the Maury mountain mill.
Jesse Monroe, who cnnio out to
estnbllsh residence on his elnlui and
established his family, has gutio to
Rend to work for tho winter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Ashlmugh nnd
son Morldou left for Portland Thurs
day by way of lloud, whore they ox
poet to slny during tho winter.
llert Meoks, llornco Brookings
nnd James Urlckey Jr. hnuled linu
ber from Maury mountain last weok.
Mr. Meeks Is building u horso stn
bio and Mr. Rrookliigs n corral and
engine mid pump houso,
A number from this locality nnd
from Glnss Butte vnlloy nttendod a
danco nt Imperial Friday night. I
Tho basket social held at tho new
ly created Glass llutto school houso
n wook ago wns n decided success.
The sum of $29,215 wns raised to
purchaso a boll for tho school house.
Mr. Kinsman camo In this week
and established residence on his
claim In Glass llutto valley.
V. I). Harris oamo In from Hand
with a load of supplies. Mrs. Har
ris mndo tho trip with him.
Karl Rogors hns completed n now
stablo nnd nn addition to storn Iwil
und mnchlnory.
Gabriel Ratontl hns gone to tho
Maury mountain mill for n horso
power woll drill. Ho Intends drill
ing n well on his claim.
0. A. Johnson Is digging for wnter
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P. B. JOHNSON'S
MILLICAN, OROflON
Is the plsce to buy
the KIOMT KIND of
GROCURIES at the
RIGHT KIM) of prices
Near 28 Mile Post
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nnd nt lust reports was down 14 foot
T. C. Kwliig mndn n trip to Mntiry
mountain for lumber, driving u (cam
ror 11. Brookings.
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MILLICAN
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
MILLICAN, Oct. C Mr. Cloven
Kor, who enma here trom Indiana,
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LUMBER,
The Miller Lumber Company
liciiu,
FRUIT TREES
Our nursery is located on Powell llutte, fourteen miles
cost of Hcnd. Our trees lire the kind we recJinmend
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
our6rehardsand nursery. Oniceaddress.Princville. Ore.
LAFOLLeTTE NURSER.Y CO.
We Deliver the Goods
BUS AND DRAY LINE
LIQHT AND HEAVY LIVERY.
Hay, Iinrley, Oats, Wheat nnd limn nt lowost prices.
Tho Largest Barn in Central Oregon.
WENANDY LIVERY CO.
Bend,
J. II. WENANDY
Electric Light for
Small Residences
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OUR Electric Light Ser
vice is just as available
to trie one or two room
house or tent house as it is
to the larger residence.
You can use two lamps at
$1.00 per month flat rate.
Considering the service,
this is cheaper and better
than any other form of
lighting. LET US PROVE
IT TO YOU.
Bend Water Light Bb. Power Co
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litis Mod on n claim near I L
Owoim mill will move on to It with'
his family ubotil Octohor 10.
Mr, Kounuy Is eroctlnu a cosy
little litiiiKalow on his iiioIIioi'm
claim hero, Wn linvo Movorul nlco
little hoiiios In tho vnlloy now. which
In quite a contrast to n yonr ago.
Mm Ailn II. Mllllnnit Infl Hnliinlnv
J(0r 00(l Hivor whom she goes nsiu
dolegnto to tho Stnto Federation (it
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