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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1915)
Ffe&USKfl)Klftaw Fim.mMmmmmmuW$iUm0i timu MrtwKWMmi VAim .. THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, ORE, WEDNESDAY;,. NOVEMBER 3, 101B. N fc iin s a CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. ----- TUMAIiO. (Spoclnl to Tho Bulletin) TUMAI.O, Nov. 1, About 20 vouple enjoyed tho Informal dance nt tho hall on Hnllow'eon. Steps woro taken then to orgatilzo a dnnclng and ard club which will hold private noml-monthly affairs. Tho minimum ago limit for membership has been placed nt 18 years. Miss .lames entertained tho 14 pu pils ln-her classes at n Hallow'oen pnrty on Saturday night at hor flat. Souvenirs In tho way of black cats Killed with candy delighted tho hearts of the pupils who all enjoyed a plcaa ant evening. Another Hallow'oen party was giv en nt tho homo of Mrs. C. E. Nlchol In honor of Mr. und Mrs. D, C. Jack son. Mr, nntl-MM J. W. Snyder enter tained at a family reunion dinner on Sunday, those present bolng Mr. nnil Mrs. Field and children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bturgoon nnd daughter, and Mr. nnd Mrs, II. C, Cndy, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Winters who hnvo a homostoad on tho high desert camn In to- spond sevoral days visit ing Mr. and Mrs. John Coon. Mr. Marlon has mirchasod tho Al len Iioiibo In town and Is having It remodeled preparatory to moving n Tho carpontry' work Is bolng dono by Mr. Woodcock. Itny (lurking spent flaturdny nnd Sunday visiting friends at liny Creek. Mr. and Mrs, John Cunningham of llcnd enmo down to tho llttla privato tlanco lioro Snturdny night. Mrs. J, A, Thompson spent tho past "week at Ilond at tho bodstdo of hor on Wondejl who Is vory III of Influ enza nt tho Altamont hotel. W. I). Barnes nnd John Mnrsh wore Jurors nt tho spoclnl torm of tho Cir cuit Court. Mr. nnd Mrs, W. I). Jackson and fnmlly loft for their homo In tho east on Sundny morning, going by wny of Portland and Scattlo, whore thoy will utop off for a fow days, Tho Dcurd throshlng machlno is working In the Couch neighborhood. A surprlso party was glvon Satur day night In honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Williamson who loft Monday for their now homo In I.oyon, lown. Q. M, Couch tins been sick with a sovoro attack of tho grippe. Air, nnd Mrs. Fred N, Wnllaco cal led at tho Harpor homo Sunday aftor. noon. (Jrovor Corking nnd Phil Smith loft Sunday for tho reserve to bring down n bunch of cattle. Friends of tho Nelson's from To ledo nro visiting hero. MIST CREEK. (Special to Tho Ilullotln.) LOST CHEEK, Oct. 2G. I)r, nnd Mrs. Potior of Egll, passed through hero last Friday on tholr way to llond. Mrs. Oj.lt. Young and Miss Mnry llcst woro Ilolynt visitors last Sat urday, Mr. nnd, Mrs. J. 0. Porry roturnod froln l.akovlow last Sunday. John Schrodor of Rolyat was soon In our valley Sunday, Hoy and Idamuo Stauffnr woro over night guests ut tho Drown homo In Pleasant valley Inst Thursday. Jlmmlo llnrtoon, who tins boon working In Knstorn Washington for xoverul months past, has returned to Ills claim. Jumos Smith lias put In fifty acres of ryo nnd expects to hnvo onough hay uoxt yotr to food his stock. Chns, Wlillo of il.akuvlew, was n 'guest of his slstur, Mrs. Hubbard, -xuvoral days during tho pust week. IIAMITON. (Special to Tho nullotln) HAMPTON, Oct. 27 Quito n num ber of neighbors nssomhlod at thu homo of 0. It. Harmon Wodnesdiy uvonlng, October 20. Tho occasion bolng tho lfitli birthday or Miss Oarlo llurton. Mudames Warmouth and Whlt tnkor vlsltod with Mrs. C. II. Har mon Friday. Jlmmlo lirlckoy Bpotit Friday night with I.eo ltlggs, Purr Black Is In llond this week on liuslnoss. Miss Ethel Fogg took Sunday din Iter with D.trlo llurton. Cho Misses Streeter roturnod from llond Monday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Verno Hoffman spont Monday night with Mrs, I.ucinda lllack. Mr. and Mrs. Verno Hoffman left for llond for the winter. Will Hurcoy and Mrs;. Hicks have gono to llend.tfur their winter sup 'jillrs. 0. II. Harmon has boon pulling 'tiage brush for the past week Dan McArthur called on U Don lictt Wednesday. Uarlo llurton Is In llond this week linvlng so mo dental work dono. Evoryouo Is busy putting In his falPryo. HAMPTON lU'TTE. (Bpoclal tli Tho nullotln) HAMPTON BUTTE, Oct. 37.--Roy Fonts has roturnod to Ms homostnad after being out his live months. Ills mother nocoinpanloil him. Jim llrnwii Is homo for a soveral day's visit with bis family. J. M. Dickey Is doing sumo seed ing on UIh daughter, Kato'o. home stead, Mr, and Mrs. Win. Warmouth were quests nt tho Monks homo last Sun dti. Hoy Stauffor and Cnrlton Nuto of Btauffur oumo up Monday and mudu nomo purvlmBc at tho Brooking utory. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hnnvii of Pleas ant valley woro calling on frlonds In this trinity Monday. J. It. Wolgcil of Stuuffvr came up Monday and took a truck out to llond being mi his way to Tacoma. Mrs. 0. V Smith and son Leslie, left for Seattle yesterday. Mrs. K I Cook and son Percy accompalnod them ob fnr ns llond whero they will Join Mr. Conk. Fred Miller nnd Wm. Hoist roturn od from Pond yesterday with a load of freight. Last Wednesday nt 1:30 p. m. at Lakevlew, Oregon, occurred tho mar riage of V. P. Wrny and Miss Elva McFaddon, After the ceremony tho happy counlo Btarted by car for St, Johns, Oregon, whero thoy boarded tho train for San Francisco and are enjoying tho sights of the fair. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wray will spend several months In St. Johns after which they will return to their homestead In this valley. Pert Mccks Is hauling wood this week. Emery Monroo, who hurt nls arm Is Improving quite fast. MIIiMCAN. (Special to Tho Bulletin) MILLICAN, Nov. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Evans nlid Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Schmorl entertained about CO frlonds at a masquerado dnnco last Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Evans. Tho rooms wero decorated throughout with Jack'o lantorns, pumpkins and witches, suggestlvo nf Hallow'oen. At midnight masks wore removed, Mrs, A. 1), Norton won n prlzo for being tho best maskod lady present and Frank Spencor took tho prize among tho men, Tho guest- list included Mcssrs'nnd Mesdnmcs Ralph Pepin, Oeo, Ilryant, Geo, Roberts, A. a. Allen, A. 1), Norton, A. L. Henklo, Misses Opal Norton, Holen Manny, Qrnco Ward, Cornolla Wil son, Molba Henklo and Messrs. Frank Spencer, Wm. Spencer, H. E. Smith, II. V. Dyor, Fred Klgor and C. A. Smith. A Hnllow'eon luncheon wns sorvod. Through tho co-oporatlon of tho U. S. Forest Service and a number of progressive citizens of this valloy n road Is to bo built from tho west end of MHHcan to East Lako In tho Paul Inn mountains, Lewis Hall mndo a business trip lo llond Monday, Erlo Ostland will movo out from llond this week and reside on his MUUcau valley homestead this win ter. Mrs. Goo. Woods loft Thursday for her home In Albany, Oregon after n week's visit nt the home of her sis ter, Mrs, A, D. Norton. TIiqs. Moffett, who formerly lived hero has returned from Canada. Ho Is making arrangements to build a houso In Dend whore he and his fam ily will reside. Howard F. Dyor has finished seed ing 20 acres of rye for Miss Janetto Williams. Ralph Pepin made a buslnoss trip to nend Tuesday. A. L. Henklo Is on the sick list tills wggIc Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Norton and children and Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Al len spent Sunday at the Henklo home. CUR Reams and ramny nuioou to Bond ono day last week. Frank Snoncor came out from Bend Saturday for on over Sunday visit with home foIKs. j. O. Allen. ,L. II. Schmorl and Frank Spencer drove to Bond Sun day evening In the rormor s car. P. B. Johnson was a Bend visitor Thursday. Mrs. John Holland called at the Rooney homo Thursday. CLOVEBDAI.E. (Spoclnl to Tho Bulletin) CLOVERDALE, Nov. 2. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arnold wero guests at tho Tucko homo Sunday. Vcrn Skelton Ib homo again after working a few weeks In Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Cutllp attended a sale at Tumalo Saturday whore ho was auctioneer. Orandpa Cyrus is decidedly better and Harry Cyrus nutood to Bond Thursday taking Miss Lambort, tho attending nurso home. Enrl and Arthur Orube wero homo from Bond last week. Fred Wolso wont to Portland Mon day to buy a carload of young cattlo to feod on his placo this winter. He bought n numbor from the surround ing country nlBO, and will glvo this way of marketing his crops a .thor ough try. Wednesday night a good crowd gathered at the school house to hear Sunday school grading discussed by Rev. Towne, Rev. Blnckman and a Sunday school worker from Portland. Mr. Abby was doing business In Bend Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Woldron 'wero Red mond visitors Friday. Clyde Johnson and F. 0. Cutllp went hunting last Tuesday and re turned Thursday with ono deer as a trophy of their skill. Cloverdalo Council Club will have Its first mooting Friday night, 'No vember 12th. It will bo a business meeting. Officers elected and com mittees appointed. LOTS LOTS LOTS PMSMHiSSSSiSSSSSSSiSSSSSSHSMSSSSSSMM HHMSMiHHaSISSMIiiSSSSSSSMH tMIHHMMMIMBMIMMSMi SPECIAL! We nre SELLING LOTS nt less thun HALF the price nsked in other Additions of equal dis tance from the business center. Lots 40X105 $75 for Inside, $100 for Corners "Lojlo 50X125 $100 &nd $125 for Corners $5.00 Cash nnd $5.00 Monthly, 0 per cent interest. Mr.-Householder, cheaper to buy and build than to pay rent. Young Man or Young Woman, it pays to put your money in Real Estate when you buy right, YOU CAN BUY RIGHT from me. J. A. EASTES Bomber Portland Realty Board. BETTER RESULTS In Dairying will come to any farmor using scientific mothods In feeding. Boot Pulp, Dry nnd Molasses Pulp aro scientific feed rations for dairy cows. They have been tested In California and are becoming popular among dairymen as big milk producors. Kharkov Wheat for fall sowing has made a big record in sections of tho country similar to Central Oregon, Kharkov wheat is harder than Turkoy Red, and has a higher gluten percentage. THE OREOON AGRICULTUR AL COLLEfli: RECOMMENDS KHARKOV WHEAT TOIt FALL PLANT1NO. Wo offer It to you for 91.23 per buihcl. FLOUR Sanitation Is our watchword In milling. From "now on our brands of flour will come to you In paper-lined sacks. They keop the dust out and the dour In. . , . i.. We Are a Market For wheat, rye. barley and oats. We will quote you tho market prlco on a cash basis. Bend Flour Mill Co. A. J. KROENERT. Prestdent-Mtnafr REND, OREGON fjmm POWELL BUTTE. (Special to Tho Bulletin.) POWELL BUXTE. Nov, 1. W T. Smith loft Tuesday ovenlng for Pocn tello, Idaho, whero ho will have bus iness for a brief timo. At a mooting ot tho patrons of School District 17A last Tuosday ovenlng, iL. W. Van Doren was elect ed as director. A. II. Rhodo and N. P. Alley each bought a bunch ot shoop from Mr, Houston last week. Jesso Shobert and Diss Bslle Mont gomery were married by Rsv. Lam bert nt tho Methodist parsonage In Redmond InBt Wednesday, The happy young peoplo are visiting rolntlvos for a short time after which they will make their homo In Bend where Mr, Shohort has work. E. N. Hall and Mr. Bhutrum who wero on a week's hunting trip above Bond returned homo Thursday. II. K. Allen Is having n new cow barn built on his placo. N. P. Alloy Is doing tho work. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J, Chapman enter tained Mr. and Mrs. L, W. Van Doren and Raymond and Mr. nnd Mrs. John Skein and Mrs. Renslow and chlldron at dinner Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.E. A. Bussett onter talnod Mr. nhd Mrs. Ben Brown and daughter of Dufur, Oregon, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. John Brown of Hood River, several days last week. Wlillo hero the party visited Prlnevtllo, Bend and Redmond, leaving for. tholr homes by auto Saturday. Tho mon nro cousins of Mrs, Bussett nnd all were most favorabjy Impressed with our section, R. L. Mooro arrived homo Friday after a month's sojourn at his former homo In South Carolina. Messrs. Ceo. Morgan, Geo. Hobbs and Leo Hobbs wont up to Bend on Friday. E. A. Busnott markoted a load of fat hogs to Bend denlers Monday. Allen Wlllcoxon mado a trip to Bend Monday, bringing out a load of bridge timbers for tho county. Clyde Mooro visited Sunday in Prlnevlllo, a guest at tho Bayn girl's home. Mrs. W. T. Smith and children wero all day guests at tho Agco home Sunday. Alfred Munz of Redmond was n business visitor In this section ro cently. MARKET REPORT. NORTH PORTLAND, Nov. 1. A small run with steady prices Ib to day's market In the cattlo division, steers wont fnBt at SC60 to 16.76 for best grades, cows sold at $5,25 with holfors going at $5.25 to SG.25. Tho largest hog run of tho season (ovor 6300 head .being counted In) with a weaker market constituted tho day's business. Buyers woro vory slow to tnko hold but finally got together and hogs began to movo rapidly nt S6.7G for tops. Bulk at JCOO to $6.65. With tho winter months coming on tho hog runB nro expected to bo lar ger than usual. Not enough shoop enmo forward to mako a market, 240 bolng tho total numbor received, prlmo lambs are bringing $7.35; owes $5.50 and'yoarllngs $6. HUNTEBH, ATTENTION. Tho hours of sunrlso nnd aunseWn Novornbor beforo nnd aftor which duck shooting Is forbidden by fedoral law, are ns follows. Date Sunrlso Sunset 3 6:55 4:55 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 10. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24.' 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. .6:60 .6:58 :C9 :oo :02 ,..6: ,..7! ...7: ,..7:03 ,..7:05 ...7:00 ,..7:07- ...7:09 ,..7:10 ,..7:12 ...7:13 ,..7:15, ...7:17 ,..7:19 ..7:20 ..7:21 ,..7:23 ,..7:24 ..7:26. ,..7:27 ..7: ..7! 28 29 30 32 53 52 50 49 48 47 40 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 33 32 31 30 30 29 29 28 Cheaper Than Homo Made. You cannot mako a good cough medicine nt home for as little as you pay for Poloy's Honoy and Tar, nor can you bo suro of gottlng tho fresh, full strength, clean and puro mater ials. Did you over hear of a home made cough modlclno doing tho work tfint Cnlav'a la rlntnir nvprv itnv nil nvnr tlin country?. Patterson Druir VJ Co. Adv. w ik OH YOU TRAVELER! When In need of a bod, a meal or a foed for your team or something to mako your "car" go, STOP AT P. B. Johnson's 28 miles from Bend; MIUI can P. O. Also giocorlos, lunch goods and phono. drS k E.VERY DOLLAR YOU PAY FOR BRICK THAT IS MADE IN BEND STAYS HERE Brick is the MOST ECONOMICAL Building Material there is. All who have used our product ore satisfied. The Bend Brick & Lumber Co. -A WHY PAY RENT? OW IS THE opportune PW time since the advent of pi st the railroads for you to 11 build a home. Why i delay construction until it will cost you 20 per cent more for the same building? The far seeing man is availing himself of the opportunity of securing labor and material very cheap. We have the largest list of Resi dence Property in Bend. Come in and let us quote you prices, and you will soon decide that you can not afford to pay rent any longer. ( Bend Park Company 5 OREGON STREET sssas s 9ss9 H 1 i -j (!'
