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CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
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Ml M.l CAN.
'(Spoclnl to Tho Bulletin)
MILLIOAN, May Id. -Mra. Sher
man O. McCrackon. 6f Engbno, Ore
gon, foraorly Miss Estiror Heath
man ot Mtllicnn vnlloy, hns ton vis
iting her parents Mr. nnd Mra. G. E.
llenthmnn of this valloy for tho pnot
two wtieks.
Mrs. McOrnckon paused throuRh
Bond Wednesday on her way to Tcr
rcbonno, whoro she will visit hor hro
thor for a fow daya on her return
home.
HKMSTEAD VALLEY.
(Spcolal to Tho Bullotin).
HBM8TBAD VALLEY. May 12.
Mr. and Mra. Geo. Curry left Monday
for a month's stay at Ilond.
llubhard and Hall, two Hill ImohV
"olftra, havo returned to their home
steads. Mrs. H. 0. Klelnfoldt nnd Mrs. C.
15. Klelnfoldt spont Sunday with Mr.
nsd Mrs. Curry.
Olaf Hempstead returned Monday
from Bond.
Mr. and Mrs. Dlckerson havo left
for their flvo month's loave of nl
sence. Mr. and Mrs. OrKlor and Mr.- and
Mrs. Klelnfoldt spent Sunday ovon
liiK with P. A. Grabler and family.
P. A, Grabler has moved his houso
to the new site.
A. U. Hanna Is busy building his
houso this week.
J. H. Klelnfoldt. assisted by Allen
Dlckerson. was digging a well nnd
when ahout 30 feet deep oamo to a
cavern large enough for n ian to
walk Into.
There will bo a danco at Orglor'a
May 23. Tho Hempstead valloy or
chestra will furnish tho music
nnd has scoded 25 to oats.
Mrs. A. 1). Taylor colled on Mra
11. Evans Sundny ovontng.
Oats seem to bo tho main crop this
year. C. U. Lnrklns has fifteen ncrts
In oats nnd his son, Clnudo, hns 36.
Tho Prlnglo Flat Improvement
Club hold ft meeting Sunday utter
noon at the school houso. Thoy
spent the tlmo In talking over tho
plnns tor tho now hnll.
Chan. H. Coming Intends to seed
several acres to barley this spring.
LOST CREEK.
HAMPTON.
(Special to Tho Bullotin).
HAMPTON. May 11. Mrs. Nelson
Crow Is on tho sick list.
Olo 0. Drogsvold spent Wednesday
night with W. T. Harrison.
A. T. Frame pulled brush for C.
U. Harmon last week.
Melrln Crow Is plowing for Al
fonso Van Lake this week.
Messrs. McCune, Agnow and VIs
scr were In Hampton Sunday.
Hurley Horuo filed several men
before Commissioner Fogg last week.
H. 0. Miller spent Saturday night
nt Last Chanco.
Quite a fow guests were nt Hotel
Hampton lost week.
Floyd Phillips Is seeding oats this
week.
Ole O. Drogsvold and Win. Splol
mnn aro clearing brush on Mrs.
Knutsen's desert claim.
J. O. Whlttakor received a tole
grain from his father in the Willam
ette valley statin; that his brother
In California had been killed while
working with a bridge crew. . Mr.
Anderson from Rend camo out In his
car nnd took Mr. Whlttaker to tho
train at Hend. Mr. Whlttaker will
not come out to his homestead until
harvest tlmo,
Floyd Phillips spent Sunday with
Burr Black.
L. C. and E. M. Peck nro pulllns
brush on Mrs. M. L. Peck's claim.
Tho strong winds of tho last few
days havo hurt some of tho wheat In
jhls neighborhood. Itye lookB well.
HAMPTOX nUTTE.
' (Special to Tho Bulletin)
HAMPTON BUTTE, May 10 Mrs.
W. P. Ulrloh, who has been visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Hubbard, of
Misory Flats, the past two months,
took tho truck for Bond last Tues
day. Paul Brookings, who Is attending
sohool at HtautTer, came home to
take the 8th grade examination on
Thursday and Friday. Cecil Albert
also took tho examination.
The Ilolyat post ofllce has beon
moved to Mrs. Alice Monroe's, who
Is the new post mistress.
Albert Helchel passed through to
Burns last Friday with tho new auto
truck which he recently purchased.
Ghrls. Tinner Is building an up to
date refrigerator at Hotel Brookings.
It will be used mainly for meat.
Fred Miller has returned from
Bend with his well casing. Messrs.
Zlorolf and Whlttaker helped him
iiut down the casing and pump nnd
lis well Is now ready for uso.
Ronald Conklln ami Geo. Paddock
wore over from Misery Flats to get
Bome wlro which the truck brought
out as far as Brookings,
Mrs. llort Meeks and children call
ed on Mrs. Pred Miller last Thurs
day. ' Pago and Roy Stauffer passed
through on their way from Bend.
Owing to a sick horse they were
obliged to loave part of their load at
Brookings.
Dr. Carollno Reed returned from
Portland Friday, She visited with
Mrs. Meeks a row days and then re
turned to her homestead near Stauf
fer. A number of people of this valley
attended tho dance at tho home of J.
K, Smith of Stauffer last Saturday
night. A good time Is reported.
Those who wont are Vinton Wrny,
Elva McFadden, Eva Michel, Mr, and
jilts, ourt Meeks, Paul Brookings,
Earl and Harold McFadden, Jlmmie
flrlckley and Dr. Reed.
HELD.
(Special to The Dullotln.)
T'M). Mv 11. F. Lund hns Just
finished seeding a few acres to oats
und harrowing It.
Martin Hallmeyer will leave for
Bond Monday morning, May 11.
Mr. R Nelson visited Mrs. A. B.
Taylor Saturday evening.
Warren Llbby started to Prlnovlllo
last Friday. He Intends to bring
baojc a load of Beed potatoes.
The L.'C. C. met nt Mrs. C. II.
Gonung's last Wednesday, May 6,
a delicious luncheon was served and
enjoyed bv all.
A. B. BlackBtono has seeded ten
acres to whoat recently
E, Nelson Is fencing In GO acres
(Special to Tho Bullotin)
LOST CREEK, May 12. Wo nre
ploascd to tioto that Dr. Rccd Is
again In our midst. Sha hns spent
tho past tour mouths in Portland.
C. J. Davis was n business visitor
nt Rolynt tho fore pnrt of last week.
Whllo thorn ho was n guost nt th.
Brookings houso.
Tho danco nt Jnck Smith's last
Saturday evening wns woll attended
nnd nil had nn onjoynblo time,
Mrs. C. C. Wnshburn was tho hos
tess of tho Study Club this wcok.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hubbnrd return
ed from their trip to Lakovtew Ittdt
Friday.
Messrs. Pcttlt nnd Prntct nro twj
new soltlera In tho valloy.
G. W. McGlnlty was qullq, sick
tho past wcok but Is now nblo to l3
around ngaln.
S. W. Best wns n business visitor
at Buck Creek this week.
C. J. Stauffer nnd A. B. Woollov
trnnsneted business In Itkcvlow tho
lnttor part of Inst wosk.
C. D. Ktnsmnn wns lucky In get
ting a woll of water nt tho first trial
on his claim.
Cecil Hubbard has been experi
menting In colt breaking tho past
week. S
lMXKUUItST.
(Special to Tho Bullotin)
PINEHURST. May 18.--Mr. and
Mrs. Roed msdo a business trip to
Bend Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. i. Johnson went
to Laldlaw Monday.
Mrs. Jackson and children spent
Tuesday afternoon at Snyders.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. V. Swisher mndo u
business trip to Bond Tuesday.
G. W. Snyder. A. B. Reed nnd lis
ter Snyder went fishing Thursday,
The school board held a meeting
at tho school houso May 11, and de
cided to engage Mrs. Delia. Nichols
as teachor for tho coming school
term.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Swisher went to
Laldlaw Thursday evening.
G. "W. Snyder mado a business trip
to Laldlnw Friday.
Ruth Baylor spent Friday at tho
Swisher homo.
F. V. Swisher nyxde a business
trip to Laldlaw Friday.
Mrs. Delia Nichols and children
called at tho Snyder home Friday
evening.
Bessie Snydor spent Saturday af
ternoon with Thelma Johns.
George Reed and Vornon Rccd
went fishing Saturday ovcnlng.
George and Russell Dietrich spent
Sunday afternoon with Lloyd Boot.
LAIDLAW
Lioya
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(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
LAIDLAW, May 18. -Mr. and
Mrs. Rogers left Saturday for their
homestead, Mrs. Rogers stopping In
Bend to do her shopping.
Mrs. Wessel Is visiting her mother
and friends near Pendleton.
Mrs. Painter has roturnod from
her month's visit at tho Sound. Her
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Hansen, is qulto
sick at tjio Painter home In Laldlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupple wont on n
Hsblng trip to the canyon on Sunday
and brought' back 43 flno big trout.
Tho now tennis court was the scene
of somo llyely games Sunday anl
quite a few spectators enjoyed the
games.
Mrs. W. Brown has been on tho
sick list tho past week.
Between twenty and thirty lndlon
cast thotr vote at tho primaries on
election dny.
Miss Polk took her school pupils
up tho DeschutcB rlvur on a picnic
Inst Friday, tho Inst dny of school,
nnd nil report n splendid tlmo. Miss
Polk was assisted by Mrs. Rupplo and
Mrs. Lutulberg. Several annp-shotn
woro taken of tho crowd.
Tho girls ot Mr. Thompson's grndos
of tho Lnldlaw school went on
picnic Frtdny, with Mrs. Folmsbo nnd
Mrs, Ross ns chnperones. Thoro win
lots of "good outs" nnd plenty of
fun.
Victor DeCnll, who has beon cook
at Cnmp No. 0 nil season, left for
tho Sound, nnd mny go to Alnskn.
Mrs. Will Shullnr. Mrs, Ilntison nnd
"Aunt Molly" Nlchol. woro nmong
Bend BhoppcrH from LiUdlnw Satur
day. Mrs. Rupplo, Mrs. Coon, Mrs
Lundborg nnd Mrs. Jackson woro
visitors At Bend Inst week,
FREMONT.
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
FREMONT, Mny 17 All tho grnln
Is coming finely nround Fremont.
Whent Is growing better than wo ex
pected. Tho Fromont hand Is going to hnvj
another blow out Fourth of July.
Tho ohceeo factory has opened up
agnln.
F. A. Everett, the bnnd lender hna
gono to his homestead nt Conger
valloy. A. II, Mortimer Is loading
tho band nt present.
J. B. Fox Is back homo from Cali
fornia to farm for n while.
K. F. Poarco, who has leased Leo
Leeches land, Is now fencing It.
Ht'XXYSIDK.
(Spoclnl to Tho Bulletin.)
SUNNYSIDE, May 1C. Sovornl
teams havo been employed tho past
woek on tho lateral that, will con
vey water to tho ranch owned by
Mrs. Mlnta Howard, sho having re
cently purchased a water right for
olghty ncrcs.
I. W. Jackson of Redmond wns in
Sunnysldo on business Thursduy.
J. R. Newton of the WllUmotto
valley was n visitor nt Camp No. 7
Friday. Ho reported much dirtloulty
In crossing tho mountains on account
ot tho snow.
Prof. Thompson of Laldlaw spent
Tuesday night at Sunuyslde, the
guest of Bnrt Nichols.
Floyd Scott went to Laldlnw Fri
day to assist on tho election board
ot this precinct.
Mrs. Geo. Couch entertained hor
mother-in-law, Mrs. J. L. Couch, and
Mrs. Wright Saturday.
Mrs. F. W. Lovorenx nnd Miss
Nollle Snyder spont Saturday at tho
homo nt Mrs. Bart Nichols.
C. K. Huwltt ot tho Tumalo Irri
gation Project was looking after his
Interests in this distrlot Thursday.
Four thousand feet of the mala
cannl have beon completed near
Camp No. 7.
Messrs. Doan and Newcomb who
recently purchased tho Courtney
ranch, have also rented tho placi
formerly owned by Jny Nichols
POWELL BUTTE.
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
POWELL BUTTK, May 18. Guy
Soars was compolled to reseed hi
barley last week, tho recent freozes
proving too much for tho new grain.
Karl Saunders was thrown from
his horse Tuesday and received somo
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painful Injuries, which confined him
to tho housn for a fow days, llu lti
now nblo to bo nround ngnln.
Mrs, Junos nnd sin nil son roturnod
homo Thursday from Prlnovlllo,
whoro they visited' Rnlph,
E. N. I (nil nnd Allun Wlllcoxon
wont to Bond Wodnesdny taking up
n bunch of colts for summer pnsttir
ngo. At (ho Inst srsslau of County Com
missioners nt the county sent, Allen
Wlllcoxon received ntt nppolntmuitt
to succeed hlmsotf nn rond supervisor
for District -f. He wns nlso ap
pointed supervisor for Hut Rock
District.
Mis. Allen Wlllcoxon wiib n Prlno
vlllo vlnltor Wednesday.
Twelve yenr old Rnymnnd Van
Doreu IioIiIh tho local ehniuploushlp
for inhblt killing without n gun.
Whnn not busy helping his fnthur on
the fnrm, Raymond tnkos his two
dogs nnd hunts rnbblts for u oouplo
of hours enoh dny. In olevon days
ho killed 111 rnbblls noeurdlng to nn
ncoount kept by him on hU mollior'ii
kitchen onlondnr,
Huvornl neighbor women gnthnrml
nt the Virgil Humphrey homo Tliurs
dny to piirtlolpnto In it sowing bun.
Severn) nrllulu were liutde, tho hos
tess mtv I ii it n dinner nt noon,
Miss (llndys und llnr.ol Itnyu enuln
out from Prlnovlllo Thursday for n
week end visit with home folks. Miss
DorrlH Flsuhur accompanied them
out, remaining over ns tholr guest
until Sundny.
A light veto won polled nt the prl
mnry election hero Friday. Cleik
Wlllcoxon took (lie ballots to Prlno
vlllo Snturdny.
A Inrgo crowd of looal people at
tended the eounly truck meet at Red
mond Friday, severnl remaining over
for the Doclnmntory Contest In the
evening.
It. L. Moore taught M hend of
hogs from N. P. Alley recently.
Mrs. Mnry V. Charlton eniiio out
from Prlnovlllo Thursdny to vote nt
tho prlmnry election Frldny. Her
daughter, Miss llu. mndo u ilotour on
her wny to Redmond, Frldnv. which
iiunbled her to cast her bnllot here.
Thos. Tweet of Bend, father of
Henry Tweet, Is visiting bis sou nud
family for a few ilnyn.
Reeves Wlllcoxon hns routed the
McCnffery forty east of his plnco and
Is putting In u crop.
N. P. Alley hns routed the largo
Witsdu plnon nnd will pnaturo his
outtlo for tho summer,
E, A. llusiiett wns n visitor nt tho
county sent Wodnesdny.
Mrs. Frank lluyu or Portland, who
Imii onjoyod tho past sovorul wools
on n visit here, left for hor homo on
Frldny.
Mrs. Robert Kills wiih n guest of
Mrs. F. W. MuOnlTory of Kudmoud
(Continued on pngo sovon)
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