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CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
SUXXYSIRK.
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
SUNNYSIDK, Aur. 17. -Mra. Miit
Ho CrnwforU 4ml daughter Fny wore
entertained nt dinner Thursday by
Mra. Dan Smith.
J. L. Coufth and daughter Hcmlco
returned Wcdneaday from eastern
Washington where Mr. Couch had
pono to look after hta property. Ml
Couch attended achool In Chomv,
Washington, last year.
Fred Vllm made a huslncs trip
to Loldlaw FrUmy.
Foreman Hutchinson of Camp No.
8 Bpont Sunday with his family In
Itcdmond. returning Monday?
Mosara. Hushes and Mc. Mc
Lnughlan, engaged In tho construc
tion work at Camps No. " nnd S, went
to Latdlnw Friday.
Dietrich and sons nro assisting
Chris Peterson to harvest his liny
crop.
Mrs. Delta Nichols called at the
homo of Mrs. F. V. O.evoreut Thurs
day. MoadamoH Howard nnd Ilrown
wore BhopplBg In Laldlnw Wednes
day. Hart Nlohola went to Hand on busi
ness Wednesday.
Mrs. J. D. Donovan of Plalnvlow
left last week for Medlnfll .Lnke,
Washington, where sho will Join her
husband. Mr. Donovan has a posi
tion In the School for Feeble Minded
nt that place.
Mrs. Mitt Couch,, who has been 111,
la Improving nt this writing.
Superintendent Byo returned from
Portland Friday.
Mcsdamefl Nichols nnd Lcvoronr
were, oallers at tho Crawford homo
Thursday.
Misses I.uey and Josle Crawford.
Mnrgucrlto and I.eonoro Mock nnd
Messrs. Phil Smith. Floyd Scott, Oro
ver Oherklni? aod Mrs. Hyron Cady
spent several days camping on Iirok
cn Top Mountain last week.
Ed Mills spent several days at tho
Conk ranch lately.
Fred Wilson and sister. Mrs. Mln
ta Howard, were among the Sunny
sldo people who attended tho plonlc
dinner on the Island at Laldlaw Sun
day. Tho school house In tho wesforn
side of Laldlaw district la being built.
Carpenters are rushing the work to
have It done for tho fall term of
school. M4a Hunnell has been en
gaged as teacher.
F. W. Leverenz passed through
hero Saturday on his way to Lald
law. Mrs. Fred Plnkstaff mado a busi
ness trip to laldlaw Tuesday.
Jay Nichols nnd mother of the
Tumalo ranch were guests at tho
homo of Hart Nichols Tuesday night.
A socialist picnic was held at Swal
ley's Bridge-Sunday. The attendance
was good and an Interesting program
was given. Among tho speakers
wero J. W. PotcKon. Jay Thompson
and Part Nichols.
James Pulllam has been assisting
ut tho Leverent ranch this week.
Forest Area have been numerous
this seasoa on account of the unusual
drynesa but owing to effldont forest
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rangers, no sorloua damage has been
done.
Mrs. Louttn Clmtfan of Plnlnvlow
passed through Sunnysldo Tuesday
on her way to Laldlaw.
Mclvlu Couch spent several days
on tho Deschutes river fishing last
week.
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Ringer, entertained tho erowd pnrt of i leaving for tholr hoiuestend In tho
tho evening by singing tunny popular Dry Lnkn country Thursday
AIlco nnd Hniiniol McKoown
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PIXKIU'ltST.
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
P1NHUUHST, -Aug. 17.T,ho far
mors at this part of .tho country nro
busy thcivo daya cutting tholr crops
of alfalfa nnd clover.
F. V. Swisher has been limiting
lumber the last week.
C. H. Spnugh was a Laldlaw vis
itor last Tuesday.
Nolllo Snyder Is homo for n short
vacation ntter which sho will mako
her home In Bond to attend tho high
school there.
It. II. Boot and wife jkimoi!
turough horo on tholr way to Bend
Saturday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. II. Heed were
Bond callors Saturday.
Mr. Bullard of Laldlaw pawed
through Plnehurst In lrts auto Tues
day. Mr. Itcod has boon hauling lumber
from Andoraon Bros, BiwvnilU the
past week.
Miss Buth Bayley nttandtd th
week-end party glvon at Dayton's last
week.
Miss Violet Spnugh and Ksthor
Dietrich wero calling at Camp No. C
last Saturday.
A. P. Jaokaqp was n town callar
Satnrdav evening.
Miss KdnR Boot spent one dny laat
week vilth Mrs. Chnpnmn.
Mrs. O. W. Snyder and dnuahtsr
called on Mrs. A. II. Itcod Sunday
evonlng.
A party of plcnlcors pnssod
through horo on their return trip
from Broken Top Thursday evonlng.
HAMPTON Bl'TTl.
(IHIUI HJ ,v t.,,v.,
HAMPTON BUTTK. Aagust 10.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. McKoown nnd fam
ily and John Black visited at tli
Brlcklcy homo last Monday.
Ike Zleroff nnd John Whlttnker are
putting up their hay on the Ireland
place this week.
Sam Jordan nnd P. II. Johnson rre
helping Jlmmlo Brlckloy throuKh har
vest. Mrs. C W. Ashbaugh call'H or.
Mrs. C. Hlnman last Monday.
RIvo McFadden visited with Mrs.
Bert Mcoka last Tuesday.
Messrs. Plnkua and Shaver mail
a flying trip to Bend the past wook.
Mrs. Fred Miller nnd broth or. Oi
car Butzeln. called nt the Hlnman
homo last Wednesday.
Miss Opal Fouta ontortnlned somo
of her friends Inst Sunday In honor
of her Cth birthday.
Horace Brookings bought five ton
of hays from Whlttaker ZIorofT Co.
A numbor of Mrs. Horace Brook
ings friends gavo hor a pleasant sur
prise on tho evening of August 7th
In honor of her -12nd birthday. The
evening was spent In singing and mu
sic. Sam Jordan, the notod opera
LOUIS W. HILL OFFERS Hi
CROOK COUNTY FAIR, PieiLLE, ORE.
SEPT. 23, 24, 25 AND 26, 1911
IbbbbPbm wmiiM 1 if t hi I '""I'MffaaaMafiWaWl
On
Ioul8 Y. mil, president of the Great '
Xordtarn Itai'ivuy, )ms 6igialiwl his in
t-fttt in tho Crook County Fair to bo
1 Id nt Princvillo, Ore., Bvptomljer Ji3nli
2lth, 1914, by offering a lmnc'soinol
Wcr oup tut a. special prize for tho bust i
Individual exhibit of Grains, Grajssoa and
VegetabloH.
I'vorylKiily U urged to enter this con
test and help mako tub affair a hugo wio-
0C6.
HOURS,
rendered a number ut lustrumonlul
pieces on tholr violin and mandolin.
Oscar Dutioln nnd Ktrl MoFnddoit
rendered violin duets. Mr. Jordan
nccmnpanlst. Allen McKoown and
Mrs. Bort Meokn gavo rooltntlona nnd
Mrs. J. Brown n select rending. At
midnight, supper was sorvod. Al
though tho Indies brought enkn mid
buns, Mrs. Brookings was equal ta
tho emergency ntul served oyster
soup besides many other choice vl
nnds, with which tho Brookings "lar
der" Is nlwnys filled. After suppir
novornl comic comodloa wore glvo'i
entitled the "Fat Mnn'a Hat," and th
"Tho Finding of the Hidden Bottle."
The actors wero Sam Jordan, Bort
Mceks, Jlmmle Brlckloy nnd Knrl Mc
Fadden. Tho party broke up at th
early hour of C o. in. nnd all wont to
tholr respective homes declaring to
hnvo had a good time. Mrs. Brook
Inga wna tho recipient of n number of
beautiful and useful protiuiitH. Those
profont wore Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Mil
ler and children. Mra. Oscar Butteln,
Karl McFadden, Klvn McFadden. Mra.
Jim Brown, and children, Mrs. J.
Brlckloy nnd son Jlmmlo, Mra. A.
McKoown and children, Mr. nnd Mra.
Bert Mooka nnd children, Sum Jor
dan. John and Oscar Black, Mr. and
Mra. Itoy Fuuts and children, Wealey
IlnRtunu and Llle MeFnddeu.
Mrs. Klmor Wetthor onmo over
from Buck Creok Sunday and took
tho truok this morning for Bund en
routo to Portland for duntnl treatment.
Buy Bend Butter.
CLOVI'HDALH.
'(Special to Tho Bulletin)
CLOVKBDALB. Aug. 17. Kdd
Troyor and family wore Clovordale
vbllota Sunday
Sovoral farmers are now cutting
tholr second crop of hay.
Bart Hudson and family, also
Frank Arnold nnd family wero dinner
guests at CliB8. Carson'a Sunday.
Florence Wnldron and Haxol Tern
pleton are attending ten daya at Bolk
imp Springs.
Mr. Harris or Hedmoud la aeon to
drlvo his cnttlo to his Cloverdalo
ranch for winter feed.
Mr. Skolton and llarloy Byors wero
In Bedmond Wednosdny.
We note with appreciation the In
terest Bond Ib taking In tho Slatera
Fair.
Mr. Ilyera. Sr., who Imught nnd
moved on the Temptoton place In tho
early spring, dlod Sunday night of
paralysis, causod by n complication
of diseases. Mr. Ilyera was C3 yoars
of ago and leaves a wlfo and family
of grown children to mourn his toss.
County Agriculturist A. K. Lovolt
has arranged n farmers Instil uto to
bo hold at Cloverdalo Club rooms en
August 28, nt whloh tlmo Prof. J. F.
Carson, ngronomlst. Prof. It. K. IU
nolds, stockman and A. K. Uivott wilt
nddreea us. An all day meeting will
bo hold. Kverybody Invited. Coma
nnd bring picnic dlunor If you Iiao
no cook, como anyway.
DP.Y LAKH.
(Special to Tho Bullotln.)
DItY ImVKK, Aug. 7. County Ag
ricultural A. H. Iivett ws r Dry
l4tke vWtor Samrtay.
Mtw lnra PelerMii ha returned
home from Camp Creek where she
has been employed for the imst
wek.
The cattle roundup aeaaon opened
August 1.
Mr. and Mra. WlUlgar and family
were Hainpton callers Monday.
Mr. MeVelty and O. Oelgwr aro em
ployed on tho Long ranch during the
haying season.
Swan Swanaon waa a Hampton cal
ler Monday.
Mr. A we loft for Seattle Tuaaxlay.
Mr. O'linran was a Hampton vis
itor Monday.
Mr. Mllea from Ibex pas!
through here Monday.
Mr. I-amlwrt from limx was a Dry
Lake callar Sunday.
Mr. Wilson from Ibex called on
fulka tier Sunday.
Mrs. Wlnaiow. from Seattle, paesod
through har Tuaaday on War way Ut
Buck Craak where aim will spend tint
aummar montha vlaltlag ralatlvaa.
BUI Brown waa a Dry Lake vtaltor
Thursday.
Miss Yernte Oarako called on Mr.
nnd Mra. Tampke Wednenday.
O. Thompson was ealled Wednea
day night to the. bedside of his broth
er, who Ib dying with lockjaw nt 90
ranch.
O. Langford and C. Oulvoson call
ed on Mr. Cox Friday.
John and Bill Pausch of Ibex were
Dry Lake visitors Sunday.
A dance was given horo Saturduy
night by BUI Brown's bucaroas, who
have been employed In rounding up
horses here the past week. Thoro
was u largo nttoudahce regardless of
tho abort notice given. At about mid
night a lunch was served. Tho crowd
did not break up until daybreak and
ovuryono reported an onjoyablo Umo.
MIh Laura Peterson oallod on Mra.
Lamuko Tuesday.
John Oarako was a Hampton vis
itor Monday.
Mr. Laugford called on Mr. Mlllor
Tuesday.
MILLU'A.v!
(Special to The Bullotln).
MILLICAN, Aug. 16. Thoa. Mof
fott moved his family to Bend Fri
day, whoro they wiU'roaido for a fow
montha. ' Mr. Moffott intonda tnk
Ing a trip to Canada os soon as lia
fumlly la aottlod In their now homg.
A daughtor arrived at tho hpmo of
Mr. and Mra. A. D. Norton Thursday.
Mother and babv nro doing nicely.
Miss Agnes Cloary spent Thursday
in Mllllcun.
Mr. and Mra. W. J. Arnot nnd two
aona apent Wednesday night here,
Mrs. Kulestoln spent Monday after
noon nt the Onodmnn lioinu.
Myur noodman or Mend apont Hun
day with lila pnrouta Mr. and Mrs.
Louis (loodninn.
Mra. MeNenl wno n culler In tho
east ond of the valley Thursday, call
lug nt thu A. I). Norton homo oiirouto
home.
Mra, Thoa. Moffott called nt tho
Houiiih homo Tuesday.
Mra. Schmool went to Bond tho
past week.
Mra. Koppor nnd two children In
tend to leave tor tholr former homo
In tho Willamette valley soon.
A party of tourists from Houohurg
passed through horo Wednesday oil
route to Burnt).
A. 1). Norton onmo out Saturday
to sco his wlfo and new baby girl.
Louis Schmool ieft for Prluuvlllo
Inst week.
A severo flro ha boon" raging on
Pine Mountain for sevoml days and n
humbur of cabins wero u great dan
ger of lioliiK destroyed by flro.
Mrs. Klgor nnd Mm. Olean woro
cnllorn nt tho Norton homo Saturday.
Mrs. Fowler of Portland, who hun
spout tho past month with her daugh
ter horo, loft for homo Friday, going
Into Bond with Mr. ItobortH In his
cnr. '
Mr. Holierlii uindo several Iflps to
Bond tho past wook, taking In mH
acngorn from horo.
Mlia Solum Ilrown visited with
Mra. Moffolt Wednosdny.
Wllllnm ltoain went to town on
Friday.
Andrew Smith nnd wife of I .a
tlraudo nnd Don. A. Young and wlfo
of Ueedvlllo woro aloppera In Mllll
enn Tucailny night. They left for
Imperial Wednesday, where they will
visit with frlendH for aomo tlmo.
Tho children horo aro making ar
rangements to organUo 11 "Bod Tlmo
Stories Club." A largo numbor of
llttlo folktt have already received
tholr Peter Babbit buttona nnd uer
ttnoutea front tho St. Paul Dispatch
and ns soon na aohool atnrtn tho club
will number nearly every llttlo boy
mid girl In tho valley.
I'OWUIil. HITTIC.
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
POWHI.l. UtnTH. Aug. 17.
Th
many fnriuoni lit IIiIh huciIoii who ur
In thb hog raising IhihIiii'hh nro wear
Ing (v mulln now n dnya on iii'couul of
the high prtnu pork la coiiiimitidliig
with proapootH pointing to n at III
higher innrkot. A llttlo extra pniH
, polity would bo Very encouraging to
the nvoniKo fanner Just now,
) MImh Mildred Alloy left Tuesday
for Opal City whoro sho will visit 11
week with hor uiiiit, Mra. Pntlon.
Ueo. ItrnxoQ ulid (luo. Klsalnr haul-
(Cotitlnuoti on pngo sovon.)
W
What's the Use
of frolBhtlnp;t;rocorlo8 from
Hand frco of chnriro?
Lot JOHNSON pay
tho freight.
Roniomliar tho plnco, nonr
28 mllo'post, llend to
llurnti rami.
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