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TIM! I1KNI) BULLETIN, HUM), OUK WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER BiJ, 1I)U.
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CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
HUV IiAKK.
(SpoclM to Tho Dullotln)
DRY LAKE, Sept., 14. Mr. Uws
noll from Illicit Creek who a Dry
Crock visitor Saturday.
Mr. Fuller recently .purctinscd .1
Bplondld team of horses from Mr.
Klna.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Ijmpko transacted
business at tho Chas. Ivoy ranch on
8unday
Dry Lalto homoatoadoni welcomed
two days of rain tho foro part or
tho weok.
Mr. Mlllor from lluck Creek passoJl
through hero Sunday nnrouto to
Uend.
John Pausch was a Dry Lako vis
itor Sunday.
Mrs. Inlon was n Sunday visitor
nt tho McVolty homo.
Mr. I.oaton visited at the Van Lnka
ranch tho foro part of tho week.
Georgo GolRor tmd family spent
Bunday at Mr. and Mrs. Aloxndrla's.
S. fliOgnn transacted business 1.1
Prlnevlllo tho fore part of tho weok.
Ed Steel from Buck Crook was a
Dry Lako visitor Monday.
Mr, Whlto from Portland was a
Dry Lako visitor Wednesday.
Thos. Langford returned homn
from Hem! Wednesday.
Mr. Ivy transacted business l'i
Hampton Thursday.
Mrs. 0. Lempko was a Hampton
visitor Thursday.
Ed Peterson visited at tho Lenten
homo tho early part of the week.
Mrs. Alexandra called on Mrs. F.
Brown tho foro part of tho weok.
Miss Vcrnlse Hrown visited at tho
Everett ranch tho fore part of tho
week.
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and Mrs. llyron Cndy of Lnldlawlcattlo this weok.
spent Sunday nt tho Walker homo. A. Gay Is busy
Sam Hoyd mid Krvlllo Hakor luivo prosent
Krulibluti siiro at
raturned from autsldo paints whnro
they hnvo been at work In tho Im
vest Holds.
John Elder Is brlnglnR his stocK
In from tho Hiimmor runKo and will
winter them nt tho Johnston ranch.
Frank IlotmrRo is working In
Prlnovtllo this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Doaly hnvo taken tho
George Tothorow house for tho wlf
tor.
Mr. Charley Hoeoh has boon qulto
sick recently but Is greatly Improved
at present.
A. 0. Wnlkor received tho top of
tho market for n shipment of hogs
ono day last week.
HAMPTON.
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
HAMPTON. Sop. 17. Mrs. Leo
Mlllor was In Hampton Monday.
Mm. A. S. Fogg Is on tho sick list
this weok,
J. P. Wllquet and son Arthur en
tertained J. L. Owoa, Floyd Phllllm
and Isaac Zloroft for supper lam
evening.
Win. Henslecy was In Hampton on
Tuesday.
School commenced today nt this
place Monday with L. A. Hunting is
toachor.
Isaac Zteroff loft Hampton today
for tho Wlllametto valley.
John Schmeer of Warm Spring,
died suddenly of paralysis Monda
afternoon whllo ho and his wlfo woro
coming homo from Prlnovtllo. Ho
was stricken Jtut five nillcn from Uh
homo of Paul Hold nt which place
,i.n.. ... !... r.Hr vn!mr'tho funeral was held tho next dnv,
A danco was given Friday evening ,,.,, nvinff ninr nt Prinnviiin
Wednesday.
Fred 0. Miller or Holyat was In
Hampton Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. nuhop was railed to
Portland last week by the serious
illness of her father, Mr. Lawrenca.
Wo are having some rain this
week, tho first that hns fallen for
qulto a whllo.
Mnlvln Crow has built an addition
on his house.
under tho auspices of 0. Everett and
John Morris In honor of Miss Ever
ett, who loaves for Prlnevlllo Sun
day. Thoro was a largo attendance.
Including many from neighboring
towns, Itofrcshments wcro served at
12. Tho crowd did not dlspereo un
til day break and cvoryono reported
"tho best tlmo over."
Master James Lcmpke and slstnr
Gonevtevo spent a pleasant day at
tho G. A. Garsko homo Friday.
O. Everett visited at tho F. Brown
homo Friday.
Tlioro will be a danco given In tlu
Dry Lako hall, Friday, October 3.
Everybody Is cordially invited. Good
music
LAIDLAW.
(Spoclal to Tho Bulletin).
iLAIDLAW. Sept 17. Tho Marlon
family moved Into town tho past
week.
Mrs. J. M. Brown, Mrs. Gerkin
and Mrs. Sncldcr accompanied Rev.
A. O. Walker to his homo in Alfalfa
Monday to remain three or four day.
Iast Sunday was the end of anoth
er year's work in Laldlaw Union
church for nor. A. O. Walker. Ho
was unanimously elected to continue
his labors hero for another year.
Sundar. September 27th, has bewn
Bet as "Good Citizen's Day," ar.J
thcro will bo special services at tht
rhureh both moraine and evening. All
"good citizens" are urged to be pron-l
em. i 77, with Oscar uutzein as tcacnor.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hewitt Olid Tnn now ml luntnhln desk wore added
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. 8lmp-'t0 tno echool equipment thus tnnkln.r
HAMITON BUTTE.
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
HAMPTON BUTTE, Sopt. H. C.
J. Stauffcr of Stauffer passed
through Friday with a load of lumbr
for William Schrocder.
C. J. Smith of Portland, tho Demo
cratic candldato for Govornor, regis
tered at tho Brookings Hotol Friday,
when on his way to Burns.
Earl MoFaddcn went to Bend on
Thursday, returning Friday.
J. Mayers of Butto passed through
on his way- to Walla Walla to bo
gono several weeks preaching to tho
Jows.
Elva McFadden of Pleasant Valley
was a callor in this vicinity Wednes
day. Jesso Monroo Is working for W.
W. Brown.
Roy Fouts is out to Bend.
Fisher Logan hold tho lucky nuni
bor which drew tho shawl that was
ramed at Imperial Saturday night.
School begins today In District ssn.
son nnd Messrs. Cave. Kremrael and
f. Ray mado a trip to tho upper houd
gates Sunday.
Among Laidla-v visitors to Bond
Monday were. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
Thorpe. Mr. GrlQln, and Mrs. Dayton.
Tho church ladles will meet at Ihti
liomo of Mrs. G. E. Ross Thursday
afternoon to plan for a unique enter,
talnment, called "The Gypsy Festi
val. School openod Monday with a very
large attendance.
Robt. Horner Is gaining vorr slow
ly nnd Hattle Homer Is unable to
attend school this week.
Miss Polk arrived In Laldlaw Sat
urday to resume her duties as teacher
of the primary grades.
Mrs. J. J. Coen was on tho slak
list Sunday.
John II. Lewis and John T. Whist
ler visited Laldlaw Friday after h
trip to tho T. 1. P. camp at Broken
Tap.
A dance was given at the bull Fri
day evening In honor of Mrs. J. WI
ittur. who loft Sunday for Portland
tivUlt before going to her new homo
Hormiston.
a seatlnc capacity for 20 pupils,
Mrs. E. L. Cook attended tho danco
at Imporiul Saturday night.
Horaco Brookings bad a colt cut
qulto badly in the wlro fence.
There Is considerable travol going
through hore lately. Last weok 120
registered at the Brookings Hotel.
Oscar Butzeln made a trip to tho
Maury mountain mill for lumber to
build a house.
RIVERS.
ALFALFA.
Special to The Bulletin.)
ALFAJiFA, Sept. 18 Mr. and Mrs.
Ogltj, who recently purchased tho Pr
att itlaco. are expected Sunday. They,
with their three sons, will make this
their home,
W. Stiirdevant has sold his homo
stead and will leavo in a short tlmo
with his family for tho Wlllametto
vollejr.
L. A. Nixon has moved to Bend.
They proved up on thoir hojnestoad
Thursday.
Frank Barnes and family have re
turned to Prlneville after having
farmed tho Mackey ranch for tho past
two seasons.
School opened the sovnnth with an
enrollment of 10. Hubert Dealy,
who came here from Missouri I ait
year, la teaching. Quite a numbnr
more pupils' will enter school a lit
tle later.
Joe Munzlnsky has gone to Burns
tor the winter.
Cecil Erlckson has been enlovng
a visit from his mother. She return
ted homo last week,
a A. Barber expects to move i
twine farm near hero, so that his
children may attend school this win-
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Msdamca Brown, Snyder and
Gerkjug of Laldlaw were tho homo
puMfs of the Walker family from
Mojulay until Thursday of th's week.
lp jjrlokort has gone to North Bond
to wjSrk.
MUV'Goraldlue stonor Is staying,
with Mr. and Mra, Hubert Doaly thM
wtntffi "ajjdat(jndlRg the. Alfalfa
Bobwf. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Cowon nnd Mr.
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
RIVERS, Sept. 14. A number of
young people from this vicinity at
tended the danco given at Imperial
Saturday night, September 12.
M. Hallmoyer left for Bond this
morning.
J. B. Rivers and Martin Hallmoyer
are busy cleaning out Alec Rlokman'j
well and putting up a windmill for
him.
Miss Bertha Ransom left Sunday
for Camp Creek, wbero alio will toaoh
school this term.
Mrs. F. Houston nnd family loft
for Prlnovlllo last week whore thi
cblldron will attend school.
The stock men aro rldlag after boef
Tho Rivers school wilt start Tues
day morning, September IS, with Mr.
Mlllor ns teacher.
Tho Dry Lako pcoplo gavo n danco
Inst Friday night.
Tho Prlnglo Flat Improvement
Club met at tho school houso ln.it
Sunday. It was decided that tho now
hall would bo stnrtod on this wook
with George Ilcabo as foroamu.
Wo hnvo been having sonin light
fall rains lately and a little fall of
imow last Tuesday morning, whloh
will greatly bonellt thoso who want
to do fall plowing.
iiAimaw.
(Special to Tho Bullotln.)
LAIDIjAW. Sopt. 24. A numbor
of Laldlaw ladles wont to Bend on n
shopping tour Saturday, among whom
wero, tho Mrs. Wallace, Grinin, Ca'dy.
Lundbcrg and Ross. Thoy woro much
pleased over tho Improved condition
of tho roads.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bozell vlsltod
Bond Saturday morning on business.
Hnttlo Horner Is ngnln able to at
tend school and Robert Hornor Is on
tno gain.
Dolldngs hnvo moved Into tho
building next to thoir restaurant nnd
Mr. Gilo and family now llvo In tho
houso formerly occupied by Dolblngs.
A party of Laldlaw people wont
out to Bull Crcok Springs Sunday on
a picnic.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Coen spent Sun
day with Rnv. A. O. Walker nnd fam
ily nt Alfalfa.
Mrs. Ada Lundberg nnd family and
Mrs. Jeorlen spout Sunday wltn Mr.
and Mrs. Hatch.
Mrs. Sneldor, Mm. Gorklng nnJ
Mis. Brown returned Thursday from
Alfalfa, whoro thoy had been vUltlnir
A. O. Walker and fairil.- slnco Sou
day. Everyone Is planning on n genultio
good time, both during tho day of ti.e
Iildlaw Fair, Soptemhor 25, nnd In
the evening at tho "Gypsy Cnrnlvnl'
at tho hall. The Olamul gypsies wl.l
bo thorn, fortuno tellers, gypsy queen,
dancing girls, and sweet singers, nn I
plonty of "lunch" for all at surpris
ingly low prices. Picnic dinner n(
noon with tho Old Soldiers on Plon c
Island.
Messrs. Dobson nnd Snldor an1
families of Redmond visited Ijildla v
and tho Tumalo project on Sunday.
J. B. Thompson has boon III for
sovoral days nnd Is confined to his
tont.
Mr. and Mrs. Sowors and son now
occupy tho stiull houso across from
tho school house.
The Laldlaw school board nro con
sidering tho Installation of a play
ground apparatus.
C'LOVEHDALH.
(Special to Tho Bullotln)
CLQVERDALE, Sopt. 21. Mr. and
Mm. F. L. Shaw, Geo. Altkon and
Miss Cyrus attended tho Prlnovlllo
fair Friday and Saturday.
Mr. Balloy of Laldlaw is roglstorcd
at tho Slstors Hotol.
Floreoco Waldron spent tho weok
end at Prlnovtllo.
Clyde Johnson's smnll son got his
finger badly mashed by gottlng It In
the slcklu grinder. It grew rapidly
worso and ho was taken to Redmond
to sea tho doctor Thursdny.
Mm. Ed Troyor and children stall
ed for Missouri Friday whoro sho
will spond the winter visiting In her
old homo. Mr. Troyor Is working on
tho mountain road being built by the
men on tho msorve.
Robert Smith and family. Ed How
ell and family and George Wilson at
tended tho Prlnovlllo fair Thursday
and Frldny. All report a good fair
and a good time.
Chas. Powolson left Sisters Wed
nesday fbr Prlnevlllo. Ho will attend
fairs and Round-ups during tho rest
of tho month.
A gay party of merry makers sur
prised Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Edglogton
lost Wednesday evening at their farm
homo.
There has been a heavy snow fall
In tho mountains and both passes
hnvo three feot of snow. Many trav
elers tried to cross but all havo fail
ed. Mr. Wilt and wlfo woro dlnnor
guests at Mm. Powolsons of Bend
bunday.
A six months term of school Is to
bo held In District No. 0. Tllllo Dav-
AOmTrunkRy.
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SEPTEMBER 24 TO OCTOBER 3, INCLUSIVE, TO SALEM, FOR THE
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From Bend, Metolius, Redmond, Deschutes, Cul
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Oregon Trunk Railway. One and one-third fare
for the round trip. Final return limit October 7.
"PORTLAND DAY" Thursday, October 1. Rig
programs, racing events and free attractions daily.
For full particulars call on J. H..CORBETT,
Aggnt, Bend. . . ,
Idson from Hood Ulvor wilt tonoh.
Elliabuth Fry has como (rum Rod
moud to spend tho winter with her
grandmother, Mrs. Morton of Sis
ters, Threshing Is woll under way In
this entire uectlon, grain turning out
woll.
L, G. Gntbe, E. !.. Wuldron and
K. B, Waldron drovo to Madras Wed
nesday, returning Frldny. Thoy re
port fruit nl tho Covo flno this yoar.
llert Hodsou nnd family loft over
land for McArthur, California Mon
day, rOWKfilj 11UTTK.
(Special to Tho Bullotln)
POWELL BUTTE, Sopt. 31.KIU.
ler Brolhors, who havo recently pur
chased a hay halor, will commonco
baling hay in thin soctlon soon.
A. II. Rhodo has lot a contract wltn
N. P. Alloy for tho erection of n no's'
house. Tho building wilt bo n story
and a half frnmo. Mr. Alloy ';
work on tt Monday. .r
Mrs. Mary Orowllor enmo up c jpnt
Bund recently for nit uxtomlcd Mnit
with hor Rrniiddniiithtori Mrs. Juo
Hhonror nnd fiunlly.
Goorgn llolilm In Ininy Hooding
wheat. Ho Is running two soodorH
nnd will seed two hundred noroH U
fall grain..
Wntor was Mhut tiff In tho 0, 0. t.
Company's dltohes tint first of tho
weolt, to bo turned o'n soml-inoitthly
until spring Irrigation demands nro
horo again. Wo understand thnt u
number of our farmers will work nt
tho now ditch camp to bo stnrtod hi
tho vicinity of tho Stnnloy-Davonpoit
ranch which will glvu employment to
a Inrgo numbor of men with loams.
Min. Alton Wlllcoxon and daughter
Harriott arrived from Portland and
Pugot Sound points Thursday even
ing, whoro thoy hnvo enjoyed tlu
past nix weeks visiting with rolnllvps
and frlonds,
Mrs. Anna Bootgnr returned to hur
homo In Redmond Haturdny after vi
King sovoral days with hur brother,
Frank Klsslor, nnd family.
Tho horso driven by Mm. Bart
Monroo. whllo on hor way to Prlno-
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