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CRESCENT.
(Spcolnl to Tho llullctln)
QRHSOKNT. March 11. air.
'ra. FranV Hnninor onmo in Sntur
Oay from tholr ranch. This Is their
urt visit lu town since tho snow
came In January. They spoilt tho
ily visiting tholr numoroua frlomls
In CrOscunt and roilonlshlUR supplies.
They returned to tholr homo Sunday.
Charles Oslo nnd Harold Grull,
tho Klamath Kails mon who have
licon InvostlRatlnR tho destruction ot
timber hy tho plno beotlo, have fln
IsUed their work In this section. Thoy
Itowm tho return Journoy to Klamath
FalWi last Sunday night taking nd
vantaRO of tho orust on tho snow to
make tho trip on snow shoos. Thev
hoped to ho past the ooopor snow be
fore tho oris. moHed Monday morn
1DB.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Jones nnd son
Paul, oomo In from tholr ranch Mon
day and wore guests ot Mrs. Waltor
Smith.
A. L. ScRur and "Dad" Lines came
In from tho trapllne ut Odell Lake
Tuesday, having finished a soason of
successful trapping In that vicinity.
Fred La Follotto and Walter Smith
went to Mnsteh's Mill Tuesday for a
load of lumber.
A card portv Jt tho homo of Klwr
Tyler was enjoyed by a number of
Crescent people last Saturday even
ing. Fred La Follotto nnd Mr. nnd Mrs.
Walter Smith nnd son Mnnard, left
this morning for tho Jones ranch, to
make a week-end visit.
A. W. .11111 came In Wednesday on
tho La Pino stngo to fllo on a home
stoad noar Hound Swamp. Ho was
nccompanled hy George Groft,
Tho snow Is nearly gono In tho vi
cinity ot Crescent and machines catno
in from La Pine, tho road being In
good condition.
Word was received In Croscont
that G. W. Andorson and family, who
have spent the winter In Hlsson.
Wash., wilt return In a few days. It
was learned that Mr. Anderson has
purehaod all tho G. C. Allen proper
ty In Crescent, also an automobile,
in -whtoh tho lamtly will make tho
trip from liend.
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'LOST CREEK.
(Special to The Bulletin)
LOST CREEK, March 10. Hen De
Witt hauled some logs for hte brother
to erect a now house.
a J. Davis passed through here
on his way to Burns, last Sunday.
Roaee Smith went with him to Burns.
Mrs. S. W. Best entertained the
Study Club last Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hash loft last Satur
day for Bond for a load of provisions.
S. J. Hubbard has gono to Portland
where he expects to work for somo
,n,e . . ...
13. F. Ithodcs Is working for Mr.
Brown in Pleasant Valloy. .
Xhft.danee at a -l.StnuJtqr last
Saturday evening was an enjoyable
affair.
Buttercups are In blossom so wo
roaltze that spring Is here.
HIGHLAND.
(Speolal to The Bulletin)
HIGHLAND. March 10. The box
Biipper given at the school Iiohm Sat
urday. March 7th wm a grand suc
eeu. The evening was speet In
games aod two contests In which
Mrs Xnmaa won the cake as being
most notrater lad v. Claude Lark Ins
woa the "gooseberry" pie as being
the wwet popular young man. The
proceeds are to be used for an organ
for the school house and Sunday
Bchool.
The well drillers havo roaehed a
donth of 214 feet at the Wilson
ranch and nave 74 feet of water.
Mrs. R. C. Cunningham spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Mrs. Cbarlos
Mrs. 13. Wilson and sons Edward
and Elmer spoilt Monday at tho Davis
home near Dry I.ake.
Mrs. H. Martin visited Mrs. C.
Balsley Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Klelftta visited
Mr. and Mrs. Hansom Sunday.
M. Hallmeyer is at present liaul'ng
wood to J. Schmeer's ranch whore
the well drill will move next.
HAMPTON IICTTH.
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
HAMPTON UUTTB. March 9.
Spring is here and farmers are busv
sowing graJn. Weather is One and
roads are good from Bend to this
place except In the vicinity of Hustle
nwra. . , .
Cnaa. Davis passed throHgh Friday
onroute to 11 urns with a load of
froigbt
John Williams left Thursday for
Iomsx Bros, were hero Wednes
day anroute to Bend. They decided
to leeate near Stauffor. Oregon.
Je Munroe It oamplng out on
Hampton Butte and cutting fence
ttoets.
C. W. Ashltaugh returned to his
olalm Tuesday from Portland.
Mr. Curran of Stauffor. Oregon,
was visiting in this vicinity last
WQok '
Messrs. Brook and Wells have a
well. Water was found In good
quantity at a depth of 113 foot.
N. S. Brown of Pleasant Valloy
was a guest at the Hotel Brookings
Thursday night.
Hermann Miller and T, C. Kwlng
attended a dance at Chos. Stauffor a
of Stauffer. Oregon, and visited with
friends in that vicinity Sunday. The
boys know how it feels to walk 20
Wiles anddunce all night.
C. A. JJlcodemus had a valuable
horse stray awav last week but Hor
ace Brookings found it with tho aid
of a telescope. .
Mrs. V. Sohreder and Mrs. G. L.
Hlnman toqk an qqueMrlnn trip to
Hampton Valley Sunday.
Marvin Perry returned from a bus
Inees trip to Bond, arriving on Sun
dav. Paul D. Brookings called on Chas.
Sherman at tho bond of Crookod
lllvor and transacted business there.
V. Schroder Is out to Bond for
seed. He could not securo any nt
Sink as they had sold out.
A U. S. Laud Inspector Is In this
vicinity nt present. It Is reported ho
Is waiting to get n couvoynnco to
Bend.
Paul D. Brookings Is tho proud
possessor of n valuable high power
Spencer tolescopo.
Messrs. Wagner nnd Grllllth .of
Prlnovlllo, wore calling In this vicin
ity last week.
John MePhorson ot Gorlnoh, No
vada, was n guest at tho Hotel Brook
ings one night last week.
Horace Brookings hns boen sum
moned as n Juror but received tho
summons too lato to got to Prlnovlllo
on tho date set.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Crook woro visi
tors at Hustlomoro lust Wednesday.
A. T. Shaver Is In Bond on busi
ness. Tho roads nre so bad ho can
not move his woll drill to N, S.
Brown's place.
Chns. Stmt Iter returned from Bond
and reported roads bad.
PLAIXYIEW.
(Special to Tho Bullotln)
PLAINVIKW. March IB. Tho
Plalnvlew Literary Society will give
tholr last program Saturday night,
the 21st. A good program will bo
rondercd nnd refreshments will bo
served.
Paul Scoggtn called nt tho Knick
erbocker home Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Donovan, Paul Scog
gins and Tonoy Trahon woro callers
nt the Strahm homo Sunday.
Born, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Print Van
Tassel, Thursday, a 12 pound boy.
Mother and son aro doing nicely.
A number of pcoplo of this com
munity attended tho snlo nt tho Matt
Kulcsch ranch Tuesday.
Mrs. Pulllam returned homo from
Hood Rlvor Saturday.
Guy McCalllster returned home
Friday with his bride. A numbor of
his friends soronsded him Sunday
nlght. The evening was very pleas
antly spent after which refreshments
were served.
turned nttor assisting In tho olllco n
fow dnys.
Tho Lnldlaw public school will bo
closed this week on account of tho
measles.
Tho Wallace family and Mr. A. J.
llnrtor visited Cnmp 0 Sunday af
ternoon. Mr. Urovur Gerklng nnd
Miss Margaret Mock were also visi
tors nt Camp 0.
A crowd of Lnldlaw young people
nttonded tno dnnco nt Ucsuliuto nnt
urdav night.
Several In this vicinity aro putting
In their gardens. Doacon Brown hns
unite n garden lu n largo hotbed, with
loltuco and radishes nearly ready tor
ute.
Chnuney Bockor has n flno now
house. It Is nil furnished but the
halls.
CLINK FALLS.
LAIDLAW.
(Special to The Bulletin)
LAIDLAW. March 16. Rev. Wal
ker was accompanied by his family,
Sunday when ho came to hold the
regular church services. Tho churoh
and Sunday school united In "De
cision Day" exorcises, with somo spe
cial music, and a sermon on the sub
ject. "Reraomber now Thy Creator,
In tho days of Thy Youth."
Tho Piano Club will be entertain
ed Thursday, March 19th. by Mrs.
C. E. Hewitt, and Mrs. G. K. Ross, nt
tho Hewitt homo.
The Tennis Club havo bogun clear
ing for tholr new tonnls court. The
warm spring days make the players
enthusiastic.
J. J. Cocn has a fine, now live pas
songor Ford car.
Mrs. J. A. Harter and Mrs. Lund
berg mado a trip to Bend on a shop
ping tour this week.
Miss Gertrude Markol has return
od to Bend, aftor working In the
Tumalo Project ofllce for about ten
days. Miss Nell Market has also re-
(Speclal to Tho Bulletin)
CLINK FALLS. March 111. L. 13.
Prlckott sold a hog to MoMlckto of
llodmond last week.
Dan Callow of Salem was a guest
nt tho homo of It. M, Bishop Inst
Sunday night and nt Frank Donlnvy's
on Monday. He was formerly a res
ident lu this section ut tho country,
Bessie and Robert Utlbetter nnd
Anna and John Donlnvy nttonded
chcli practice at the Redmond Bap
tist church last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. K. Donlnvy has beou quite
HI tho past wouk.
Mrs. Julia Pratt visited at tho J.
K. Donlnvy home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cochran woro
dluuer guests nt tho home of Jnmoa
Wholpley Sunday.
Misses Bossle Hnradcr, Bessie Led
hotter and Anna Donlnvy nnd Robert
Ledbetter, Amos Htnoh nnd Anna
Donlnvy attended tho social given
by tho Conquest class at tho Redmond
Baptist church Friday evening.
I. L. Harador is on tho sick list
this week.
Frank Donlavy sotd tils potntoos
through the Farmers' Union this
Mrs. J.tnies Whelpley's tlrst Incu
bator of one hundred and forty eggs
Is hatching this week. She Is having
exceptionally good luck.
Horry Beckwlth pruned James
Whelpley's orchard Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Beckwlth and mother.
Mrs. Julia Pratt visited Mrs. James
Whelpley last Tuesday.
POWKI.L BITTI..
(Special to The Bulletin)
POWKLL BUTTK. March 16.
John Rhode left Wednesday for Mad-
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where ho will renin In for somo time
for the benetlt of his health.
The Ladles Aid met nt the Hum
phrey homo Thursday afternoon and
busied thomsolvos sewing nfter which
tho hostess served retroHhmuntn.
Joe Elliott returned Inst week
from the western part ot tho stnto
whoro ho was onlled hy tho serious
Illness nnd subsequent death ot his
mother. Mr. Klllott has tho sympa
thy of his friends nt this time.
B, A. Kendall, the Redmond hard
ware morchnut, was a visitor lu thesu
parts Friday.
Messrs. Carlson nnd Blood, two
Prlnovlllo business men, wore In tills
section Friday; tho former was buy
ing up somo soed oats for the firm
ot Stewart & Carlson, miller.
We understand n rural mull delivery
Is being talked ot by our people.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wlllouxun,
Mrs. Geo, 11. Roe, nnd Miss Inn ftoo,
woro Prlnovlllo visitors Frldny.
Mr. Pntucuk left for his lionin In
Taromit Hiiturtluy utter making sotuo
slight Improvements on hln placo
hero.
At Jones, tho Prluuvlllo sheep
man, In having liny (muled (com tliu
A. II. Rhode ranch to his place miur
Prlnovlllo.
Clitrko Mo mi returned Tuesday
from u trip to Portlnud,
Mr. nud Mrs. Allen Wlllooxun and
daughter, Harriott, Mrs. Geo. II.
Rue, Mlmt Inn Roo, nud Itoovos Will
coxnu enjoyed dlunur lu Redmond
Saturday, taking lu tho moving pic
ture show lu tho evening.
Henry Edwards, I). A. Yntw nnd
II. J. Myers aro nil reported hh bulug
on tho sick list with the grippe.
Tho program and basket supper nt
the Powell Butto school Hnturdny
ovenlng nttrnetod a Inrgo crowd nnd
nn onjoynblo time was had. Proooeds
ot basketn nmounted to $St
Henry Tweet has moved his family
to tholr now homo on what Is known
ns the Tengmnii homestead which
Mr. Tweet purchased recently.
Mrs. A. W. Hnyn visited tier
dnughtora lu Prlnovlllo Hnturdny, re.
turning homo Huudny.
Hosit Bussett has (rented his new
hollsa to n ulco coat ot paint which
adds greatly to Its uppearnnce.
(loo. Morgan proved himself a gun.
Inl host when ho entertained a mini
ber ot frleiiils ut it dinner parly Nun.
day, Ills guests were Mr. umt Mm,
Allen WIIIooxou nud dnughter. lUr.
rlett, Mih. Geo. II, Ron. nud iIiuikIi
ter Ml Inn, J, P, Dnhorty nnd
RonvoH Wlllcoxnn.
Mr, nud Mrs, (I. C. Truusditlo nnd
(Conttniiod on page snvon)
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miles of rough, rooky rondT
Best cnuo sugar 1IV4 lbs, II
Blue tttom Hour, per bbl. $5
Good sun dried peaches
IS lbs tor $1
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