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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1915)
rAtmu. THK 1IKNI) UUtiliKTIK, DKNI), OKK., WKDNK8DAY, JANUARY UO, HHft. -----"------'--'' . nimmmtnitli lltmut - CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. MltiMOAX. (SpcclnS to Tho llullottn.) M1U.1CAN. Jnn. 18. Tho farmer club whioh will lo orpnnlicil horo on Jaminry S3 wilt bo nttanded by A. E. l.ovott,' county agriculturist. Every homesteader should bo present mul help tho good work along: Wo must boost for our vnlloy. do not knock. No ono llkos a knockor, neither lias nnyono over gained Anything thereby. A. I). Norton. 1. U Owen. Win. Sponccr, P. 11. Johnson nnd Vernon Clevenger wont lo Rond Tuosday to consult with tho Commercial Club In regard to our securing n trial farm hero. KverythlnB looks fnvorablo towards our getting It. About 14 of the homesteaders of this valley ml at P. U. JohuBoa's for tho purpose of organising n corn munlty club. Temporary organisation was made and tho following commit tors were appointed to consult with tho commercial club rclatlvo to tho lords and dry farming. Another meeting will be held January S3 at tho Eric Hastoland ranch to perfect tho organisation. Roads, Vernon Clor onger. D. L. Owen nnd Geo. Roberts; Dry farming. P. 11. Johnson, Wm. Spencer, A. D. Norton. A danco given at the now homo of Mr. and Mrs. Dnrnoy Conoway was very largely nttondod and a perfect ly lovely lime enjoyed by nil present. Refreshments were served at a lato hour, after which dancing continued until daylight. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. P. 11. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Qllmore, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Norton, Mr. and Mrs. l. P. Roonoy. Mr. and Mrs. Reams, Mr. and Mrs. Kdolsteln, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ha&telnnd, Earl Powers, Harry Morrison nnd brother, Clifford Reams. Wm. Spencer, John Davis, Den Goodman, Frank Hatch, Hooper Dyor, Mr. Dally, Fred Klgor, Opal Hopper, Alta KUngcn and Miss Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Conoway wore callers at the W. D. McAdow homestead on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Goodman visited at the home of D. E. Davis Friday even ing. Harold Davis went down to Wm. Todd's Sunday. A meeting of tho sohool directors was hold at II. L. Dyer's Thursday at which various matters pertaining to the school was discussed. Attor tho business session Mr. Dyer served his visitors a vory fine dinner. R. E. Davis and A. D. Norton composed tho Visllng board. Tho Drer brothers from near Jun lner Hill left for Washington whoro tbey will remain until spring when thev will return with a team. Frank Herwitz was a caller at L. Goodman's Sunday evening. gel hna boon In tho vntloy for sovernl days looking after UIb homestead In tcroste. Don DoWItt started to Houd Mon day. Mrs. Ilorthn Smith Is visiting her mothor, Mrs. Kdothla week. George Young passed through on Saturdny on his way to Mo ml. Mr. Williams of Rolynt, was n vis itor at Jaok Smith's placo Saturday night. A. E. Mercer of RonJnmln J.nko was a visitor at tho post oflleo an Monday. Mr. Mercer has Just return ed from llntto, Montana, whoro ho spent the sutnmor and Is doing soma building on his homestead. Fred Overall mndo a trip to Lake4 vlow last weok. 1). T. Knnspohl has returned to his homo In Chicago Valley. . Gus McLouth Is digging a well this week. J. H. Hnsslor Is on tho slok list this week. J. K. Smith hns demonstrated tho fact that mules aro far superior to horses for High Desert work, by making a trip to Ucnd and back In flvo days. Archlo Smith started to Lakovlow on Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. DoWItt visited Stauflcr's ono day last week. at IX)ST CRKKK. (Special to Tho Rullcttn) (LOST CREEK. Jan. 8 J. E. Cur- ran Just returned from Dond with n load of provisions. Tho many frlonda of Mr. Ren Do WItt tendered nor a eurnrlso Now Year's Eve. All had a vory enjoy able time. G. R. Young spont several davs In the valloy. Ho Is on his way to Dend for a load of freight. S. W. Rest has erected a commodi ous barn on his ranch. Ren Rhodes loft Friday morning for Rend for a load of groceries. Ren DoWItt nnd C. J. Davis aro drilling a well on tho former's ranch. Jim Smith Is expected homo from Rend with a Bupply of groceries. J. R. Wolgol of Tacoma was a wolcomo visitor In our valley this weok. Ho was transacting business and calling on old friends. Twenty-two pupils are enrollod In our school undor tho managomont of Mrs. Rrooklngs. CLOVERDALK. 'Special to Tho Dullotln) OLOVBRDALE. Jon. 18. Calvin Durnsldo and mothor wore In Red mond ob Tuesday. At Friday night's meeting of tho T. n,lm. hnm w.rrmlntn.l n vrr Council Club. R. J. SkeltOn gaVO BO large clstorn. 10x16 feet which lteops ' Interesting roporl of tho Irrigation him very busy filling It. " Congress hold In Portland. Tho now Mr. nnd Mrs. D. E. Davis wore can- wnauiuuuu uuu uj-w. r"i f era at L. Goodman's Sunday. Mrs. Rarnc" Conoway called at A. D. Norton's Sunday afternoon. John Davis and Ren Goodman wero rabbit hunting Sunday afternoon ed Mrs. Temploton was n guest of Mrs. C. Carlson Friday night. Rom to Mr. nnd Mrs. Tucky Sat-, jurday. January 16th, a girl Wo aro enjoying ideal weather out C. N. Kruchok was doing business i,i . i in ucamonu saiuraay. Thos. Moffett has been grubbing Mr. L-o and family wore dlnnor sage brush for the past few days. ' I Euests at Skclton e Sunday. Mrs. W. If. Reams, ownu a groat Mr. Woodworth and wlfo aro vlalt many prlie canary birds of which jlng in Portland. .... she is Justly proud. Rut Mm. Reams' Several neighbors gathered at tho is a booster and believes firmly that homo of Clyde Johnson Sunday ovon- nur valloy will bo beautified a great deal by marrying off a great number of very fine young bachelors and Mrs. Rcam&has hit on a schomo whoreby she rones to see them all enjoying married bliss before 1915 Is Any young wan who wins a brido will be given a silver throated singer as a wedding gift. One young man has already won his prize but romem. ber the oHaMItv fe great ro Its un to tho young bachelors to get a move on them and win the prlzo or rathor two prizes. SISTERS. fSpeclal to Tho Rullotln.) 8ISTBRS, Jan. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Davo Miller were Sunday visitors in Sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stralim visited at tho Ruble home Sunday. J. H. Vincent was a business vis itor In Sisters the mlddlo of tho week from Redmond. Mrs. C. W. Allen and mother. Mrs. Seabury. were visitors at the Bailey home for a few days last week. Mrs. R. W. Grogan returned last week from a several months visit with relatives and friends In Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Updike aro vis iting with Mrs. Updlko's parents In the Hay Crook country. M. Railey and Harry Robertson spent several days last week at tho Allendale ranch on the Metollus. F. M. Zumwalt, Walter Graham and Lee Zumwalt spent several days last week at the Tone and Graham ranches. Miss Jennie Woods and George Golden were over from Redmond on Saturday and Sunday Visiting at the Woods' homo, ono mile east of Sis tors. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Zumwalt, who liavo beou spondlng the winter in Redmond, are visiting at the home of F. M. Zumwalt. Rert Osborne, Robert Grondahl and Murphv Swanson, who are win tering nt Clear Lake, have been In SIMers for tho past week. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Farthing re turned Saturday from a ton days -visit with relatives and friends at and near Prlnovllle. Mr. and Mrs, E, Shadlo, who have been at the Wurzweller swamp ranch for tho past year loft the middle of the week for their former home In Colorado. Mrs. V. N. Cobb nnd daughter, Pholmn, arrived in Sisters from Eu gene, where they have made their home for tho past two years. They will make Sisters their home In tho future. ' BTAUFFI5IU 'Snecial (o TlTe RulJetliS) STAUFFERJjin. 11. J. R. Wel- ing. Frank Arnold and wlfo also G. Cvrus and wlfo wero visiting at F. Welso's Sunday. Mr. Heyden tho principal of Sisters done, school snent Friday night and Satur day in Cloveradle. II. Hewer was In Redmond Mon day. Curtis Christy was homo a few days last week. He says sovornl mon from this section will bo in Clovordato this oprlng looking, for land. Frank Kelly and wlfo also 0. Rurn sldo were vlaltoru nt Ryors Saturdny evening. A letter from F. G. Gutllp, tho ohwwo makor from Amboy, Wash ington, informs us ho hna bought tho Rumnnrtnor plnce aorow from Olydo Johnson's and will movo horo In tho oarly spring. A cousin or Curlls Christy has mado n donl for land horo nnd will movo horo In tho early spring. A parti' of morry makers wero at Fryruar's Saturday night. HAMPTON. (Special to Tho Rullotln) HAMPTON, Jnn. 1 1. -. 8. Fogg returned from Rend last ovonlng. J. U Owen nnd W. T. Harrison spent Friday with Rurr Rlack. J. P. Wllquot. E. M. Rook. W. T. ltnrrlmu. Hugh Crow nnd Dnvld Spurbeck nro hauling wood. Logan Jullen and Her Young of Fleetwood, Oregon, nro visiting with C. 11. Harmon and family from Thurs day to Saturday. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Newton Wells on tho 10th n lino girl. Misses Darlo Rurton and Floronco Huntington spent Sunday with Mrs. W. T. Harrison. Mr. ond Mrs. C. H. Harmon ontor tnlnod tho following with a turkoy dinner Saturday: Logan Jullon nnd llor Young of FIcotwood, Rurr Rlack of Lizard Crook and W. T. Harrison and family. . Rurr Rlack had another homo hurt on barbed wlro Saturday. J. L, Owen spont 8undny with W. T. Harrison. Mrs. Rurtzon Is improving. Wm. Searcy and Mrs. Lucy Hicks woro In Hampton Tuesday. Rev. D. Lor co of Rodmond proach cd nt A. S. Fogg'o resldonco to quRo a, crowd assembled there, consider ing tho blustering day and evening. TOWKIjTj iiutti:. (Special to Tho Rullotln) POWELL RUTTE. Jan. 18. Mrs. S. D. Mustard roturnod from a pleas ant visit with relative la Rend. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Rnyn entor talned Wednesday evening In honor of Mr. Daynes' father who Is visit ing hero. An evoning of social con versation, followed by an appetizing luncheon wns thoroughly enjoyed by thewo present, who woro Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Yatee. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rus tott, Mr. and Mrs. O. C Truesdalo, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wlllcoxon. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Mustards Mrs. Mary Rrown, Messrs. Shoperd, Rlggs, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Rayn and tho honor guest, Frank Rayn. It Is understood that Moyern Rros. of Tacoma, havo rentod their place here, the placo known ns tho Olon Mustard placo, has been leased to S. D. Mustard for thrco years whllo P. Pauls holds a loaso on their land near Mr. Dryer's placo for n period of five years. Tho latter placo will be seeded to grass soon. A. H. Rhodes who roplncod his old homo with a now story nnd a half framo, recently moved the old houso back and will utllizo it lor larm pur poses. E. N. Hall la building a now barn on his placo. Whllo on her way to Prlnevlllo Friday the team driven by Mrs. A. W. Ravn becamo unmanageable and after throwing Mrs, Rayn out played havoc with the buggy. Mrs. Rayn escapod with nothing more serious, than somo painful bruises and scratches. The directors of Wilson school District mot with N. P. Alley Thurs day evoning accompanied by their wives and while the gentlemen tran TRY THE NEW Bend Flour Mill Co. Deschutes Spray and True Blue The leading brands of patent flour. Ask your grocer for them. FEED 1 i Large quantities of Shorts, Bran, Rolled Oats and Barley on hand at all times. SEED as S B S SI SSSS Seed Wheat and Rye in several va rieties. Mail Orders solicited. Bend Flour Mill Co. A. J. KROENKRT, President-Manager. tmctod school business tho Indies vis ited with Mro, Alley. Tho toucher, Mrs. Holland wih nlso present. A good crowd turned out to tho mooting nt tho Wilson sohool houso Friday ovonlmr. which was called sov ornl days previous by olllcors of tho Powell Uutlo Improvement League, County Agriculturist l.ovott of Rod mond addressed tho mooting on tho subject of potnto culture, tolling the farmers that with wlso soloctlon of seed, proper cultivation nnd the right amount of Irrigation thlH sec tlou should bo noted for lis excellent seed potatoes. Ho advised every fnr iner to plnnt ono to two ncreit of spuds this year nnd try tho improved method. J. F. Rico gnvo an Inter esting roport of tho doings of tho rocont Irrigation Congress. The Pow oil Rutto Improvement League Is open to women as well ns men and several women nro talking of Joining John Rhodes nrrtvod Friday from n several months sojourn at Astoria nnd othor points. On his way homo ho visited nt Tillamook where ho had not boon for twenty years. J. M. Tongman was host to n crowd or young folks Snturdny ovonlng. Dancing was the nmusomont and was much onjoyed by all present. A de licious luncheon wns sorvod by Mm. P. Pauls, who acted aa cntorcsn for tho evoning. Mrs. R. .L. Moore and Mrs. Paula acted aa chaperonos for tho young pooplo, who say Hint Mr. Tongman proved himself n cnpltnl host. Mrs. E. A. Hussott nnd Miss Fny moved to Prlnovlllo Saturdny whero thoy will llvo temporarily until school Is out. Miss Fny having successfully passed tho 8th grado exams entered high school Monday. .Messrs. W. N. Hynrs, Wm. Wilson, Max 8trtxncr and Mr. Lovett all of Rodmond attended tho farmers moot, lng nt tho Wilson school houso Fri day ovonlng. Mrs. Alton Wlllcoxon nnd Harriett, nnd 0, H. Roe, visited In Deschutes on Friday nnd Saturday, tho guests of Mr. nud Mrs. Geo. LIvuMy. MIms Cllivtlyn nud llnzel Rayn vis ited thu week ond with homo folks, loturnlng to Prlnovlllo Sunday. Leo Hoblm went up to llond Frldny for iv visit with Mrs. Hoblm and tho yo ngsters. W. (1. Mustard, wlfo and family THE WHITE IS KING WmmSMi 1 4BbVhIbHB onina down from Rend Riimlny. Tho former with H. I). Mustard left Mon day morning for tlinlr parent's homo lit Oitkdntn, Washington, where thoy will nlttmd tho hud wldo of tholr fnlhqr, who In vory ill. John nud A. 11. Rhodes nud llnuvon Wlllcoxon wero dinner guustH nt tho (Itiy Hours hoiuu Sunday. Mr. urn! Mrs, (1, 0. Truundnlo nnd Dorothy vlNlted the Frank Dolilnvy luunu nt (lllno 1'nllK Sunday. J. J. Uliitlimnii, oloilc for tho Wil son district, itnvn thu oxnmluntloim Thurmlny mid Frldny. IlBwny Mooro was tho only nppllonnt for nil eighth grado uurtlllonlu. POWHLL 1IUTTH, Jan. 18. J. P. 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