CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
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J POWELL BUTTE t
(Special to Tho nullotln)
POWELL UUTTB, Nov. 10.
Considerable building Is boltiR dona
hcio this fall. Ross llussatt Is puU
ting up a vory nont Ilttlo liouso 011
tho south of tho houso ho nlrondy
lias on Ms ditch 40.
N. n. Uench is building a Inrgo sd
Millon tohls houso. facing tho road
on the east side, making A moat com
tot labia and homollko placo.
A. D. Morrill la hauling lumber for
nn addition to his houso nnd for
otbur Improvements.
K. P. Arch or Is hauling tho last
load of hay. ho will havo to spare,
this week.
Work has stopped in George Scho
bert'n potato field for tho present.
Chris Soits Isi out looking up a
homestead. As ho has only n 40 aero
one hero ho hns 280 acres still com
Ing to hint. In tho meantime Mr.
And Mrs. Jacobson and family from
lU-nr creek arc living In his house.
Tho family of Andrew Miller havo
moved to lown.
On account of the sudden heavy
lu. tho leoturo given at tho Uutto
Viiloy school liouso by Rev. D. Lo
tcj of Redmond last Friday evening
Wit, not heard by as large a crowd as
Mould havo been proscnl had tho
weather been moro favorable. Mr.
tLorco was tho guest of Mr. aud Mrs.
Iwls Blair whilo hero.
Mrs. J. I. Jones hns been Indls
lobcd tho past week. Buffering from a
Imd Cold and soro throat.
Mrs, A. D. M.
CLINE FALLS
(Special to Tho Dend Bulletin.)
CLINE FALLS. Nov. 10. Harvey
Shcnk was tho dinner guest of Ira
11. Fox Sunday.
JamW Whelpley is digging pota
toes od tho Beckwlth place this wcok.
Esther Fox of Bend spent the weok
nd at tno home of hor brother.
. L. Harader and family, who
moved to California during tho sum
mer, are coming back to tako chargo
f their place hero.
Mrs.' Harry Beckwlth called on
Jlrs. J. E. Donlavy Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cochran woro
tho dinner guests of Mr. and Mis. L.
E. Prickett .Sunday.
Mrs. James Whelpley called on
ilrs. Harry Beckwlth Friday.
Prayer meeting was held at A. W.
Pratt's Sundny afternoon.
Mr. McDado received a message on
Friday saying that his father was
dead.
John Donlavy attended tho room
ing sen-Ice at the Redmond Baptist
chruch Sunday.
Irn Fox and sister made a business
trip to Prlncville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Donlavy and.
tlaugntcr Fay and Merton Doalavy
left on the Sunday morning train, tho
iaUcr going to Bartlesvlllo, Okla..
whore he will mako his home for
some time. Tho others went to
Olathc, Colo., whero they will visit
tor a con 1)1 0 of months with Mrs.
Donlavy's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beckwlth and
children woro guests at the homo of
Jra Fox Thursday.
Misses Echo Ordway and Stella
Russell and Homer Ragan. Chester
Weston and Leo Ordway, all of Red
mond, visited at Council Ridge farm
Sunday aftornoon.
Mrs. Harry Beckwlth called on
Mrs. Frank Donlavy ono day last
week.
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I CLOVERDALE
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
CLOVERDALE. Nov. 10. J. Har
old Plnnell of Oilfields, Cal., Is visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Pray
nd family.
L. G. Grubo and Arthur Tomplo
ton went to tho Coyo Thursday for
iruii.
Tho social last Friday night was
well attended. Tho oako given to
the most popular bachelor wan won
by John Gotter, who had 106S votes.
Bill Buckley hus been hauling
freight from Redmond for Robert
Smith of Sisters.
F. E. Grubo, J: I. Pray and J. B.
Hodson wore digging potatoes Sat
urday. A number of young people spent
Monday evening at the Pray home.
Tho affair was in compliment to Mr.
Plnnell, who Is the guest of tho fam
ily. Mrs. Will Buckley Is vory sick but
it is hoped she will revover.
While riding a bucking horse Fri
day Carlo Grubo was thrown and had
his hip dislocated.
A. F. Lowe lias about, 50 acres of
fall grain In and Is rapidly getting
more ground unuer cultivation.
Verne Skalton has started going
to high soIioqI ut ulsters.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Allen, Tod
Smith, Lee Allun, Linn and George
Wilson came out from Alston) for tho
bccisl Friday evening.
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(Special to Tho Bulletin)
PINEHURST. Nov. . A meeting
tas held at the school houso Satur
iuy evenlpg for the purpose of or
ganizing a literary society. The fol.
lowing officers wero elooted: Presi
dent, II. A. Nowcomb: secrotary. L.
11. Root; iVrogYam oemmlttce, Mr.
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C. L, Johnson and Miss Kilwx Root.
R. H. Uoyloy loft Tuesday for
Prlnovlllo.
A number of Plnohurst people wont
to l.nldlnw Tuoadny to vote.
Mr. and Mrs. L. It. Root woro in
Lnldlaw ono dny last wcok,
O. W. Snydor mndo i buslnoss trip
to Rend last Wodncsdny.
Mesdames Swisher and Dietrich
woro in Rond ono day last wcok.
Lloyd Root and Albort Johnson
spent Sunday with Rnymond Wlmor.
Mr. and Mrs. Kmll Anderson called
at tho Snydor homo Sunday evening.
Mrs. L. It. Root nnd family spent
Sunday at tho A. McAUstcr homo.
LAIDLAW j
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(Special to Tho Bullottn)
LAIDIiAW, Nov. 10.A largo
numbor of friends met nt tho homo
of Mr. nnd Mrs. J, W. Brown Tues
day oventng of lnsl wook to congratu
late their son Ray on tho nnnlvorsnry
of his birth. A most dollghtrul even
ing wa sponty nil.
A. O. Walker nnd wlfo woro calling
on friends In Lnldlaw and vicinity
last Sunday afternoon.
G. W. Hornor of Wnrrenton, Ore,
was a business visitor horo over Sun
day. Thnd Carrothors of Vaughn, N. M.,
arrived last week to spend tho wlntor
Willi niB slstor, 3lrs. J. W. Brown.
Tho friends of Mrs. J. W. Snydor
will be glnd to learn of hor safe ar
rival at hor homo In Fairfield. Mo..
nnd that her toother's health Is im
proved.
Everybody is Invited to attend tho
church sorvlccs next Sunday and
hear Rov. A. O. Walkor on "Tho
World as a Stago, or tho Drama of
L.IIC."
Anyhow, tho roof is on tno now
hall and tho hardwood floor down, so
wo can bo thankful for that.
Raindrop diamonds, strung on sli
ver threads of mist nnd draped over
filmy drab and gray Is tho prevailing
stylo this month with Lady Nature.
and old Mother Earth smiles up at'!
nor ana taxes u an in tor ruture use,
How fomlnlno!
PLAINVIEW
(Special to Tho llullotin)
PLAINVIEW. Nov. 10. Mrs. A.
B. Gcrtson and Miss Mabel Gortson
and Ed and Glcaves Strahut wero In
Sisters Sunday.
Mrs. Goorgo McAllister and Mr.
and Mrs. L. Wlnklo woro trading
In Redmond Monday.
Guy McAllister Is building a four-
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worn bungalow. Mr. Knickerbocker
and Mr, Rlehnrdson nro doing tho
work,
Mr. and Mrs. V. E. 8aylor woro in
Rom! Friday.
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IMPERIAL
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(Special to Tho Bulletin)
IMPERIAL. Nov. e.llorn. to Mr.
And Mrs. J. J, Holt, on October 30,
1913, nn 8-pound boy. Mrs, R, O,
Johnson attended Mrs. Holt.
All who attended tho Hnllowo'on
dance report n good tlmo. Tho crowd
was just lnrgo onogh for avoryono to
havo fun.
It. O .Johnson rotumod from- Bond
a fow days ngo with n load of win
dows, shingles nnd door for tho now
Woods building. ,
R. U Babcock Is doing his fall
plowing nnd expects to got 40 acres
ready for spring crop.
Warren McConnoll, Blnlno Huff
man nnd Mr. Hubbard nro hauling
lumbor from Maury mountain mill.
Miss Ethel Streotor arrived yes
torday nnd Is building on hor claim.
Clnudo Cone expects to leave In
a tow days for his five months nl-
senco,
W. M. Tando hns Just returned
from Bond with a load of supplies.
Carl Andorson has started drilling
again on the Nollson well.
(leorgo Carter, general agent for
P. L. Chorry & Co., Is expected horo
In a fow days to tako up a claim.
CRESCENT
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(Special to Tho Bulletin)
CRESCENT, Nov. 8. Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. Thomas loft Monday for
Klamath Falls whero Mrs. Thomas,
who has been In III health for some
tlmo, will recelvo medical treatment.
Cant, A. J. Macnab. who has been
visiting his slstor, Mrs. Collins, has
returned to his homo nt Fort Lawton,
Wash.Harry Riley of La Pino took
htm to Bend.
Fred La Follotto, editor of tho La
Pino Intor-Mountnln, spout several
days In Crescent, returning to his
.lomo Tuesday.
Among tho out-of-town poop'o who
voted In Crescent Tuesday woro Mr.
and Mrs. D. A. Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Howard, Glenn and Amos How
ard, Mrs. Jolly and son Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. John Knott and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hamner.
Mrs. Austin, who has been sick for
somo tlmo, went to Bend Friday to
recelvo medioal treatment.
F. M. Cleaves. E. O. Rourk. Ray
Davis, Tom McCord, Ed Snntry. Wnl-
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The sign that catches your eye is an
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Strangers come to Bend every day.
. They want to huy things.
They will buy in your store if you can
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Once attracted you have the opportun
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Our Electric Signs Attract.
We have a new proposition in electric
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See us about it.
Bend Water Light Power Co.
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Iter Smith and Charlie Uownrs loft
Wodncsdny for a duck hunt nt Dnvlu
Lake. oxneotlitit to remain sovor.il
days.
William Hnntoy of Hums won In
descent Wednesday evening on his
way to Klamath Agency to deilvnr
1000 helfors to tho Indians. Ho Is
expected to go from thoro Utroctly (0
Washington, 1), C.
A. E, Kochor, n soil export from
Washington, was in Crescent Wed
nesday and was taken to Pelican Bay
by Mr, Austin or tno rorost sorvico,
Tho Ladles' Civic Lenguo mot at
tho homo of Mrs. E, 0, Itoutk, Altco
Lund ontortnlnlng. Aftor tho busi
ness session light refreshments woro
sorvod,
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(8poclnl to.Tho Bulletin.)
BUCK CIIEKK, Nov. T.. Peter
Wyss. who spout tho summer In T4H
nmook, has returned homo.
Fred Chrlstoffarson, who contested
the llrooks olnlm, has built a house
and will start baching soon.
John Nelson has comnlotod a house
on his claim.
W. W. Brown made a trln rucontlv
to Lnkovlow In his car, Bill ltoono
driving It.
A groat many nro sowing full grain
now.
John A. Pousch mndo n business
trip to llcttd for supplies recently.
Edward Stroot wont to Prlnovlllo
a fow days ago on business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman Hess havo
returned homo from Portland.
Stanley Dal four, son of tho ox-
sherirr or crook county, tiled on a
claim near Flfo recently.
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HAMPTON
(Special to Tho Bullotln)
HAMPTON. Nov. 4. K. Kollar
nnd Forrest Ncold havo returned to
their homesteads for tho wlntor.
Ruth Landford of Dry Lako spout
Friday night and Saturday In Hamp
ton. A Hnllowo'cn party wits held on
tho "town square" Thursday night.
Suppor was sorvod around a big bon
fire nt C o'clock, and tho rest of tho
evening was spont In playing gamch.
All present report n Jolly tlmo.
J. N. Crow Is making a trip to
Bond thin wcok,
Mr. Pursloy, whoso homestend Is
noar Hampton, rotumod last Thurs
day night.
W. P. Wllglnt, who hns boon on a
business trip to Portland, has ro
tumod. Louis Miller nnd wlfo started for
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Hand Saturday morning for tholr
wlntor supplies.
Pick Phillips hns gone (n llnuil to
worK ror tno woniiiiuy i.ivory i'o.
Ilauiplou school hnn llnlshml lis
second mouth. Thorn iiolthui' nhiumt
nor tardy during tho mouth wiuo
Thomas llnnlnon, third grndo, mid
Dnrlo Burton, eighth grndo.
j HIGHLAND j
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(Upeolnl to Tho Bulletin).
HIGHLAND, Nov, 5. A. Davis
drilled n well on Ills homestend, get
ting 70 foot of water nt n depth of
17. foot.
F, Ramsay located on'R claim In
tho hills Friday, bringing his fami
ly from Idaho,
O. Martin loft Sunday ror Post,
Ore, where ho oxpocts to stay for tho
winter,
Mrs. M. Honors has roturnad from
Bond after n visit of a fow days.
HiailLANI), Nov. 4. Tho High'
land postnnico hns now boon estab
Untied nt J. II. Rivers' grocer) store.
Joo nnd John Hallmoyor loft Men
da for Roberta for n fond of pota
toes.
Horace Martin mid wife rcturnod!
homo from Post, Ore., whero tlioy I
Hpent mo nisi fow mnntlin,
Ernest Nolnon returned Kinidny to
his hnmestond from Colfax, Wash.
Ills wiro will bo hoio In a few ayn.
Mr. and Mrs. Dnnlelson lelt Sun
day for llend whero they oxnttct to
iipend a fow dnyn.
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Lenvo Bend 8:30 ,p. m,
" Dcschuta &48 p. m.
" Redmond ....9:10 p. m.
" Torrebonno...0:24 p, m.
" Culver 10:02 p. m,
" Metollus 10:20 p.m.
" Madras 10:80 p. m,
Arrivo Portland 8:10 n, m.
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Mr Htovonnm loft Moudny lu
Prlnovlllo. '
Mr MIclu'U rnlNod tho best rrop ol
potatoes in tho country. Ho i.ug 8;i
sacks off two noro.
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(Special to Tho llullotin)
HEM), Nov. C -Tho Maury inoiin.1
tain mill hnn boon running since early
spring and lately has boon working!
night and day In order to kuop Up
with orders. Tho lumber goon In nil
dUcclloiis to tho homesteaders,
P. Chrtstnnsfltt has had a nice lit-.
Hi Hold broken this fall.
Laurotico White rotumod to ' his
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TO CENTRAL OREGON
Lcavo Portland 7:00 p. m.
Arrivo Madras 0:00 n. m.
M MotolluB 0:15 n. m.
" Culvor 0:28 n. m.
Terrobonno,..7:08 n, m.
Redmond 7:2a n. m.
Deschutes. ...7M3n. m.
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