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PAGE 2. BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OH!)., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1014. - CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. IMPERIAL. IMPERIAL, Jan. 34. Thomas and Joo Hums mado a business trip to Bend. Mr. llurhnm who has boon stopping with tho Burns has bought tho Younguons reiinnuisnmont. Ivan KnotU and wife hnvo return ed from spending tho holidays with Mr. KnotU' parents near Bond. Blaln Huffman mado a trip to Bond after a load ot lumber for a home steader southeast ot here. William Tando has sold his relin quishment and team to a lady from Portland. Sho has boon out and tak en possession. C. H. Nolson brought out lumber to build on. his claim near the toot of Frcdorlck Uutte. Mr. Nolson return ed to Bend and his house la to bo erected by his son, Clarence, who has a claim adjoining. Work haa been started on tho road north from Imperial to Warm Springs which wilt cut oft about G miles. A. T. Shaver was at Imperial this week and reports that ho has finished two wolls for Mr. Pincus and Is mov ing back to Black's, Just south of H rook In eb '. Ho says ho expocts to drill for Harrison, Harmon and Van Lake, who live near here, as soon as ho can get there. A "hard times" danco has been announced for the night ot tho 6th ot February at Volght a hall. It will not bo necessary to "dress up" for this hard tltno dance. GUNK FALUS. CLINK F4LLS, Fob. 2. Mrs. Win. Ogg and Mrj. Alex brown spent tho day with' Mrs. Honry Hockwlth last Thursday. I. J. Harader bought a team of Ado horses from Mr. Colo ot Crooked river last woek. Thursday evening tho young peoplo decided after Investigation that tho Ice was In fine condition. It was slick enough and all would have been veil it it had just been a trine thick er. Aa it was things wero rather lively for a time after tho skaters had started In. After one of tho party would think he was on a per fectly safe part of the pond and would bo watching with keen enjoy ment tho other follow who was do ing all that ho could to escape a ducking when all of a -sudden the Ico would give and he would find himself going through the same motions In order to reach safety. The crowd soon tired of this new way ot skat ing so a hugo bonfire was built and a pleasant evening was spent in con versation. Floyd Whelploy of Prlnevlllo vis ited with his brother, James Whol plcy, Thursday and Friday. Quite a few ot the young peoplo hero attended tho social given by the Conquest class of the First Dapttst church in Redmond Friday evening. One of the number, Amos Hlnch, was appointed chairman of tho social committee. Those attending from here were: Misses Harader, Woods nnd Donlavy. Messrs. Ledbettcr, Muller, Hlnch. Wright. Ruggs, Woods. Donlavy and Earl Hlnch. Frank Donlavy attended tho meet- transacting business and visiting Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. F, D. Bctonn) Guy allium Is staying at Mr. Cook's this woek. Mr. Cook cut his foot very badly while working lu tho tint bor, Louis Mtllor Is making posts to fonco Mrs. Lucy Hicks' ranch. Henry Menslor was at Hampton last Tuesday. Ho expects 'to prove up soon. LOST CHKKK. LOST CUEBK. .tu. UO.Awng thoso who attonded tho danco at Mr. Edes' at Hutto, last Saturday ovon Ing wero Mrs. Stauftcr, Misses Mary Staultor, and Allca lirooktngs and Messrs. Darnh Williams Jack Smith, Perry Hartoon, C. J. and Pago Stauf for. James Smith returnod from n trip to llend last Monday. O. R. Ydung nnd C. J. Davis aro spending a tow days at homo. Messrs. Ashby, Hash and Holm, wero business visitors In Egll last Monday. It is understood that tho two latter gentlemen filed on some land. Geo. Mobrer transacted buslnoss In Rolyat tho fore part of tho wcok. CRESCENT. ORESCENT, Jan. 31. Hans Zlm morman has returned to his trap lino at Crescent Lako after a several day a stay In Crescent, Pearl Lynes was In from his ranch this week, coming In Thursday and going back Friday, Tho atago was aovcral hours late last Monday. It was delayed by tho driftod snow, making tho road bo tweon horo ana La Pino hard to travel. E. O. Rourk returned to his homo in Crescent Thursday after a short business trip to Rend. Eddlo Santry and Jimmy Morrison went out to the Santry ranch Thurs day expecting to bo gono several days. A. L. Segar camo lu from his trap line at Odell Lako Wednesday ovon Ing. "Red" a horse bolonglngto E. O. Rourk, was slightly injured last Mon day by running into a fence. Tho horse was wintering at the Mayflold ranch. II . C.Ice wont qut to Summit Lake Wcdnsday after spending several days In Crescent. Walter Smith and Mr. Randolph took Mr. Smith's horses to tho May field ranch Monday, leaving them thero for the winter. Mr. Randolph mot with an accident on tho way down, being thrown from tho horse, but ho escaped without Injuries. Tho crusted snow and tho dollght ful weather of tho last few days has been bringing tho Crescent ski club out for practice, and tho number ot Crescent people participating in this sport Is increasing. was a business visitor In Sisters Sat urday, "Qrnndma" Fry rear was n welcome visitor at Mrs, W. F, Edmundson'a Saturday. Dr. Coo came In on tho stago Sat urday from Seattle, whoro ho was called to tho bedside ot his daughter during her tllnccs nnd doath. Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Huchannnn and Mrs. Person wero transacting business In Sisters tho latter part ot tho woek. A. A. Rorg wns transacting busi ness in Sisters last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ostor woro In from tholr farm Friday. Mr. Ostor in forma us tho roads aro very slippery through tho hills. J. M. Allen's family havo moved to their daughter's homo "Tho Har rington" farm oast of Slstors, whoro they will stay a short tlmo beforo moving to Wasco county. Mr. Allon has not entirely disposed ot his busi ness Interests horo. Miss luts Fullorton wns a pleas ant visitor at tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Bucunannan yestordny. A telegram rocotvod Friday in formed Mrs. W. F. Edmundson of tho death ot her mother, Mrs. Wright man, of Sublimity, on Thursday. Mrs. Wrlghtman was laid to rest In Salom. Sho was 85 years old. Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Qeorgo Zumwalt and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mtllor gavo a surprise party to Leo Zumwalt at Itlack Hutto yes terday evening. An enjoynblo even ing wna spent In playing games. Re freshments woro served at a latu hour. CLOVKRDALE. CLOVERDALE, Feb. 2. Mrs. E. M. Pray has been III with neuralgia the past two weeks. Mr. fit n1trt Irf jMtttii. Ia Ine of tho telephone stockholders at nPinnvMin T,ta.ii,v . vii i...- .i..v.. the Hotel Redmond last Tuesday. . tor M, Florence. airs., narry iiecKwim ana cnuarcn Hov ... ii.rni,r Bnoko to . croWt!, POWKLIj HUTTK. POWELL BUTTE, Fob. 2. Tho plowing weather has caught cold, tho ground being froxon too hard for plowing this morning. Local woather observers predict a touch of winter this month. Will Ilrown has purchased recent ly a tree-pulling outnt, consisting or ropo cablo and doublo blocks. This kind of dorlco was used last year with the greatest success by L. P. Hahlon. A great doal of clearing Is being dono and tree-pulling outfits aro In domand. Molvln and Ora Foster havo a con tract pulling all tho trees on 160 acres bolonglng to Frank McCaffcry, N. H. Reach Is clearing on his homestead preparing a field for plow Ing soon. Lewis Rlalr expects to havo 20 acres cleared and roady for crop this spring on tho Appel homestead. Ryo nnd potatoes will bo planted on this piece of ground. Miss Ilertha Goodsell Is now well established In her new houso on her homestead ndjolnlng Will Brown's place. Joo Townsend has taken some olcnrlnc to do for Will Ilrown and has. moved on tho Holla Doty home stead. Joy Morrill was absent from school a part ot last wcok as a result of spraining her anklo whllo at play. wero the .guests of Mrs. Wni. Ogg at dinner last Monday. O. Muller bought a toam of I. L. Harader last week.' Misses Margarctt and Mattlo Dates and Robert and James Rates and Robert Ledbetter were dinner guests at the home of Frank Donlavy Sun day. One of Harvey MUler'a fine horses died last week. Pay, the daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Donlftvy, who are visiting In Colorado, has had to undergo a slight operation. As soon as she recovers sufficiently her parents will return home with her. Henry and Carl Helmholtz shipped some hogH to Portland through the Farmers' union lost Tuesday. HAMPTON. HAMPTON, Jan. 28. A surprise party was given on Rev. Ilurrls and family Tuesday sight. A Jolly tlmo was enjoyed by nil present. Those attending were, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. C. Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Loulo Miller, Mr. Floyd McNett and brother. Alvln Hunting, Mrs. Million Peck, Miss Ethel Fogg, Miss Florence Hunting, Durr Black, K. Kellar, D. Spurbcok. Hampton school finished its fifth month last Friday. Mrs. Elmer Peck and two Utile sons are going to Portland for a few weeks, whero Mr. Peck is working. Mrs. Black Is down from her Hampton homestead for a few days. Burr Black and L. C. Peck are going to Bend this week. Darle Burton and Hannah Dunn made a trip to Imperial Saturday. 1)HY LAKE. DRY LAKE. Jan. 26. Snow fell the po8t wook. Dry Lake Is now a money order pott office. The citizens ot Crooked river east of hero are preparing to open a post office located near Mr. Pausch's. John Wilson went to Bend Friday for grain and provisions. Some cattle have been reportod as dying from black leg. Some have started vaccinating to prevent it spreading. 'cd house, last Sunday evening at the scnooi nouse. Mr. and Mrs. Welsco havo taken their son to Portland. John Gotter spent Sunday and Monday at Redmond. Miss Mary Fryrear entertained a number young peoplo at hor home Saturday evening. Bert Hodson was at Redmond last Tuosday. Mr. Welsse sent a load of snoop to Bend Friday. John Moek from Lower Bridge spent the week end at tho R. J. Skelton home. Lyla Johnson was takon quite 111 in school Friday. , Mrs. Tuoke is up and around after a hard slego of rheumatism. SISTERS, HISTEHH Fob. 2. B. E. Berry POWELL BUTTE. POWELL BUTTE, Feb. 2. S. D. Mustard lost a nlco Holsteln roller last week, the result of eating too! many potatoes. This holfcr was one , of tho bunch of seven well bred Hoi stolnH which together with somo cows owned by htm aro destined to be the starters or a flno dairy herd. Tho tlmo of meeting for tho Sun day school at the Wilson school house has been changed to 10:20 a. in. J. A' Rlggs sold a load of dressed Mik on the Redmond market Frt day. Mrs. A. W. l-.ayn returned fram n brief visit to her daughters In Prlne vlllo Thursday. A. II. Rhodo. In conversation with the wrltor following his return from a visit In tho Willamette valloy last week, had this to say regarding tho woathor In the valley; " 'Twos mining- whon I struck Portland and I stayed several days longer than I In tended hoplnp to get somo sunshine. When I gavo It up, however, and HUSTLEMORE. HUSTLEMORE. Jan. 24. Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Warmoth and Ilttlo dau gbter Bessie attended Sunday school at Hampton last Sunday, Messrs. Floyd and E. McNett ar rived from Idaho a few days ago, the latter to establish residence and Floyd to continue improving bis ranch. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Fogg, daugh ter Ethel and son Harold were vis itors at the Hustlemore ranch last Sunday, .Mrs. Emma Miller visited wllth Mrs. Cora Miller last Wednesday, Mrs. C. A. Burrls and 'children were at Hustlemore Wednesday BRING YOUR CREAM TO - PIONEER CREAM COMPANY LARGEST BUYERS IN CENTRAL OREGON QUICK RETURNS OF EMPTY CANS Office on Wall Street, in Building Where McCulston Orocery Formerly Was, CONSTANT HUt'IlA' OF BUTTERMILK AND SWEET CREAM CHECKS MAILED ON THE lfftli FOR PREVIOUS MONTH'S CREAM. STALLIONS WE HAVE 26 IMPORTED PERCIIERON BELGIAN AND SHIRE STALLIONS, TWO TO FOUR YEARS OLD, WEIGHING FROM 1800 TO A TON, WITH PLENTY OF BONE AND AC TION, THE GOO.D RUGGED KIND, THE KIND THAT WILL DO YOU iLOTS OF GOOD IF IN THE MARKET FOR A 8TAL ION OF EITHER BREED, OR IF YOU HAVE AN AGED 8TAL ION OR GBLDINO YOU WISH TO TRADE IN WRITE US YOUR WANTS, OR BETTER STILL, COME AND SEE US. S. JIETZ & SONS 46 to 3-llp Pendleton, Ore. started tor homo It wan still raining," Mr. Humphrey has boon grubbing sngo tor Mr, Ivorson tho past wook. Messrs, Tuck havo just flntshod building an up to date poultry houso. Thoy bought a flno bunch of White Rock chickens from Wallace Smith, Prlco ot hay has takon a docldcd Jump In this section. Heretofore the price has been $8, with occasionally soma I? sellers; now all aro asking $10 nnd nomn soiling at $12. It all deponds on how badly tito farmer wants to soil Patrons of school district No. 00 aro unanimous In their thanks to tho Central Oregon Irrigation Company for tholr donation of $35. A check for that amount won received by clerk J. F, Rico last Friday and will bo appltod on tho school debt Incur red by tho building ot thtftinw houso. Robert Monro wont to Redmond Saturday evening for n short visit with his family. The Mnoro resi dence Is noarlng completion nnd tho family will soon bo moving to tholr now homo, With the erection of somn new fiwttl rttnlf TIiimi. Ilitn.lmi will luMflii feeding a bunch of boot cattle for a Frmovlllo stock man. Al, Jones, tho Prlnevlllo aheop man who Is wintering his Hook at tho A, It, Rhode place, wont homo Satur day for a fow day's visit with his family, W, G. Mustard rot timed Friday from a business trip to Bond. Henry Meyer is a new rosldont of thin section, having nrrlved last week, Mr. Meyer will linprovo his hrothor'n land, Ho In building a houso on the plnco now, and Is stopping at 8. I), Mustard's until tho building Is up. Joo Buckley of llodmond wns out this way Hnturdny with a four horse load ot liynbor for Mr Meyers. January weather which permits thi hauling of potatoes n distance of 10 or 12 miles Isn't enjoyed by uvory stato In the union. J. E. Htownrl and "Tod" Carlson, two promlnont business men of l'rlno vlllo. woro In this locality Hominy looking nt somo land with n vlaw of Inventing. Mr. nnd Mrs, O, C. Truesdnle woro guests nt tho Hkoln homo Sunday. Frank Klsslor and Mr. Htovoim aro progressing nicely with tholr work on tho now Klnslor limine. Tho build Ing, n story and half frame, will bo n nloo Improvement when completed, Mrs. Ida Morse and daughters, Miss Ada ntiil Edna, wnro hostesses nt a dinner Sunday. Tholr guests wero Mr. nnd Mrs, L. w. Van Dor 011 and son, Mr, and Mrs, J.J. Chap man and family. Mr, and Mrs. W. T, SmIUi and family, Miss Lucy Pooro, Miss Mabel Smith nnd Clarko Morse, (Continued on pngo sovon) ONLY a FEW? or my prices, everything In I 1 proportion, Doos it pay to ' ' , haul your groceries ovor 28 iiiIIoh of rough, rocky road? 1 t J Good sun dried poachoa 12 lbs for 1 P. B. JOHNSON'S 3t MILLICAN, OREGON. m Stop the LpssFires are Unnecessary . BRICK IS ABSOLUTELY FIRE PROOF IN ANY ORDINARY CON FUAGRATION. BRICK BUILDlNaa NEVER BURN, ALTHOUOII THEY ARE SOME TIMES INJURED BY FALLING TIMBERS OR COMBUSTIBLE INTERIOR WOODWORK. A BRICK BUILDNO IS ABSOLUTELY FIRE PROOF IF WIRE GIJVB8 IS U8ED IN THE WINDOWS AND IF BURNED CLAY FLOORS ARE USED. AN INTERIOR FIRE IN SUCH A BUILDINO IS CONFINED TO THE ROOM IN WHICH IT ORIGINATES; NO OUT8IDH FIRE CAN ATTACK IV THE PROPORTION OF BURNED CLAY IN BUILDING CONSTRUC TION MEA8URE8 ITS FIRE PROOF QUALITIES. BURNED CLAY IS THE ONLY BUILDINO MATKRIALTHAT HAS BEEN THROUGH THE FIRE BEFORE YOU OUT IT, IN 8U0II A MAN NER THAT IT WILL RESIST FIRE. ALL COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL IS BURNED OUT OF THE BRICK BEFORE YOU GET IT. WHEN YOU BUILD USE BHICK. - . . The Bend Brick & Lumber Co. THE METROPOLIS OF CENTRAL OREGON DO YOU REALIZE THE RAPID HTHIDKH THAT BEND IH MAKING? DO YOU EVER HTOP TO COMPARE IJEND'H GROWTH AND 1M. PROVHMENT WITH OTHER NEW TOWNS YOU KNOW? DO YOU REALIZE THAT IN TWO HIIORT YEAHH BEND HAH ., . GROWN FROM A SMALL COUNTRY TOWN OF FIVE OR MIX HUN- ,r, IIIIKIt PEOPLE TO A WIDE AWAKE, UP-TO-DATE LITTLE CITY OF . TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED. REND HAH BUILT OVER FOUR HUN- t NEED RESIDENCES IN THE LAhT TWO YKAIIH. 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