Mr. m-n&L IMOf, s,. thr n::xn uriiLKTix, m:x, onn., wnnxnsiuv, dkckmiikr 8, wir,. ------ ---- ftfcfl r 4 ,.'T . wr - ' . I sr-1 k f --' W r ? J !r . '' j . t ' H i r I. ' ) I i . ' '' 1 T;:, U I- 4 CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. ----- TUMAI.O. (Special to Tlio nullotln) TUMAL.O, Dec. C Tho meeting of tlio Development I.oaguo lnnt Monday night wu8 very well attended. It wns called for tlio ptirpofio of hearing n talk on tlio oxy'rmltiatlon of tho Jnck rabbit pest by it. A. Ward, U. S. Illologlcnl export. President Orlf lln Introduced Mr. Ward who gnvo a vory lntorcHtlng doiuotiMtratlon on tho host method of prepiirlng nilihlt pois on. A. 10. liovett wns tho other speaker of tho evening. A meeting of tho W. S. U Club wan called on Monday nftornoon to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Parrah In Surprise vnlloy. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hnsch have been entertaining Hilly Holm and Hoy Hinds of Horse Hldgo during tho past weok. They drovo down In tho lntter's car. Vorti Yeck recently returned from Hond with a load of supplies. l.co Stevens and family of Wallaco Idaho, have located on their claim west of hero. dinner at tho Brookings Hotel. Charlie Davis of Stauffor passed through here Tuesday on his way to Ucnd. IIAMITO.V. (Special to Tho nullotln.) HAMPTON, Dec. 1. About 38 people attended tho community Thanksgiving which wns held at the home of A. S. Fogg. Tho bachelors A petition has been circulated to I furnished two turkeys, tho families have n bounty placed on rabbits In this county. V. I.csiioranco hns gono to Clil- WHH CUIIUM till JtMJIIUliy IIIIUI IllHJIl l" . ... i . l1, .1, n,nwnr..... 'no aiiAnt tnko nctlon concornlng tho nubile onB, wllero expects to bo employ-, o clock the afternoon was spont uiko actio i concoininj, tno limine visiting and singing. A lunch w i : " ZLn v i,v C. .1. Staufter wns a visitor In Bond! served by the men at 0 o'clock con n,l Vm, Wllxr.ii Imiiln.l li,n lumber . during tho past Week. for celling tln hall on Tuesday furnishing the balnnco of tho dinner. After partaking of a very bountiful dinner served by tho ladles at 12 In as A coninilttco from tho Develop- Mrs. C. W. Host V. Washburn and Mrs. S. were nround taking tho .,,.. i.,..r !,. t.w.i II... itn.lninm! BCliooi census uio mucr pun Ol UIU rV.ttttimrM t1 ritiili Inat Miiiwlnv In mii. I WCOK fr will. ll.nm nhni.t It.it.rnvlfiir tho I At tllu BtoclnI HC,,o1 WOOtlnB n road from Tuinalo to Itcdmond via Ulltw Kallrt. Tho West Side Wator I'sors Ah Hoclntloii met Huturdny afternoon to elect delegates to tho Irrigation Con gress. Tho Decombor meeting of tho Tll llcuni Mtonirv Club will bo hold on tho third Instead of the fourth Satur day of tho month. Mrs. C. .1. Mock nnd the MIhiioh Mock will entertain the club nt lllllcrcHt. Koll call will bo (uotulloiiH from tho lllblo and tho program of tho afternoon win con Hist of p:ipei'H on ChrlHltuus cuhIoiiih mill ChrlHtmiiH pictures. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. V. Ilucknr enter Ifilneil at dinner on Sunday Mr. and Mm. I'r-iuk Dayton and Mr. ami Mrs. Tllako lleelcnr. Mr. and Mm. J. W. Ilrovn had ns dinner guoslH on Thursday Mr. and Mrt. It. II. I'llrklugcr. Mr. mid Mrs. 3. I. Ilecliiir, Mrs. Vandorpool and ?Ir. Taylor. Mr. anil Mth. C. .1. Mock. Miss T.oTHiru ami MIhs MHrgaret Mock wore dinner gtioilH of Mr. nnd Mrs. V. A. Korbe on Sunday. Hay III nun iiwdo an Important buslnetw trip to Itcdmond Sunday. J. A. Marsh spent Saturday In llend on IhihIiiohm. II i mill Mih. .1. N'. II. rinrltlnc. MIkh Kay mid drover Clerking spout j Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. nnd $7!i0'tax wns lovlctl to meet tho ox ponses for tho ensuing year. About thirty people attended tho ilauco last Saturday night and all had nn onjoynble time. Mrs. .1. K. Smith has been on tho sick Hat during tho past week. IIAMI'TOX HL'TTK. (Special to Tho Bulletin.) HAMPTON' HUTTi:, Doc. 1. .lesso Monroo nnd son Ktnory wont out to Hond Monday to hnvo tho lattor's arm examined. Ho hurt It oomo tlino ngo by falling from a horso . .las Wells hns gone to llend to work. Mrs. Kred Miller and chlldron Hpont Saturdny with Mrs. Hort Mceks. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Hrown nnd chil dren nto Thnnksglvlng dinner with Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. M. Hrlokoy. Mrs. Horace Hnsslor of Stniiffor wns a guest nt tho Hrooklngs Hotel Thursday. Tho Holynt vchool children gavo n literary program nt tho school houso Inst Friday nftornoon. Owing to slekuoHB, Oleta Monroo nnd Herbert Mooks wore nbsont from celiool last Mondnv. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. IllnniBii nnd chll dron nnd MM ltetlm Cralinm took Tuesday afternoon In llend. Mrs. .1. J'. Parks was a guest of Mrs. Albert Harper Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson nnd family woru Itedmond vlHltors on Saturday. oi.ovnitiiAi.i:. (Spoclal to Tho Hullotln). . OI.OVKKDAI.K, Doc. (i Mr. WoIhu was slightly Injured by u fractious horse the IiihI of the week. Mr. Wnldioii Is milking a week's business trip to Walla Walla. Ho will vIhII at bis son's homo In Walla Walla nnd bin dnusthtor Kloionco who Is (filching at I'erndnlo. Mih. (leu Cyrus Is mill unite 111 nnd MIhm (illmim Is boarding with Mr. Waldrou. W. Van Main' bought several head of slook of Mr. Kryroar Inst week. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Abby wont to Umlmnmt Tuesday for a few days' vUll with fi lends and relatives. Cloveidale Council will meet next Friday evening nt which limn live lleloftntofi wilt bo chosen (o attend the IrrlnatlMi meeting to be held at Itiidnuind Haturdsy. Chilstiiiiis in I'lnnUan's Flats will I ttttKud hem on Christmas eve, In (lOiliiBlitK neeinl oilier speclaltltiH. (iihi, CyniM went'li) the llend mar ket with a load of IiIiIch and chickens last TliuiMduy, leturuliiK with a load of product). MUm Mary Frvronr, who li attend lag MbtMil In Itodmoiid, has been KulM i(Ulli llidlposd the p.iat t.o wwiks I.ltU Mlldrnd I'ugli Is nUo III IPtn. HiVMtts Imik i load if grHlli tit mul ThiundHy. Fmnk Aiunld Is shlppliiK hundreds tit moults to tho I'iM'lluud markets tmeli wMh. UHOoh Cyrus, who has been sick for Mvwrul vvk Is convnlescent. Mr. and Mr. Culllp mid family wr umU Hi tliu llcudiy hmu on tMiitr ilr. A. (lriil. Din V,m Matre. Waltur Ituyd, Karl (lrib and llobuit IMWllli. Uiv Joluttd tho basket ball team of UIsIhik. rrmiVc Kelly la now working In lto"il. 'Vh youim ioipl wer .-Ir-iKb rid ltt on llm Fiyrnur llutte litst Sundny. Novt Cobb has rtturnti from Ids lift, whr be look a drove of cattle fr Mr. Harris. 1'. 0. W Johnston has Just com- )4td HAW ClAttM'U CUiis Ward hud his herd of so mo II bOriMM t lotH. Ten were found Mtr Uwir Hrldae. Tlia rest have ipl ton found. Air. Tuck, with hi lc.un polled 14 ! out of tlit mud ii i i he can Jfpt Sunditv. Wi are halni! an un MCHKl Kiuouut of rain for this sue- U. 1. Turk wmH to Herns Wrilne lamr. Ho U R'Mnv to the iimrona to $ti htinntud. ukst cui:kk. A (SimmIhI to Tho llulletlnl UOT OltKUK. Nov. SO. Mrs. 0. Jdel outh mid fnintly ware Thanks- Kh'ng HiiwtH at tho Jennings homo ut ltQl-at. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hubbard nnd uon Cecil spuut Thanksgiving with Mrs. Schroder. Mr. nnd MrH. O'cnr Hutelru John slstlng of pressed chicken and turkey sandwiches. In tho evening the Hampton Valley Literary Society hold their semi-monthly mooting, af ter which soverol games woro played nnd tho crowd wr.s treated to Ice crenm. After thanking Mr. Fogg for tho very generous ueo of his homo nr.'d barn everybody went homo happy nnd wishing Thnnksglvlng camo twice a year. Mrs. II. Snyder nnd son Harry vis ited from Friday until Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. II. A. Puraloy. Mrs. W. I. Wnrmouth and daughter Ilesslo spent tho dny with Mrs. C. A. Hurrls Friday. Miss Kthol Fogg called on Dnrle Hurton Saturdny. Mcsdamcs Snyder and Pursloy spent Saturday at tho homo of Mrs. Nelson Crow. Alvln Hunting nnd V. I. War mouth mado llnnl proof on tholr homesteads before Commissioner A. S. Fogg Snturdnv. Novombor 27. Miss Hornlco Drown of Dry Lnko called on Mrs. II. A. Purslov Monday. Mrs. McNctt Is on tho sick list. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. H. Harmon nnd Dan McArthur took dinner at W. I. Wnrmoiith's Monday. Knrl Kollnr loft, for Tncomn and other points Tuosday. SIMililCAX. fSporlnl to Tho niilletln) ""MH.MCAN. Dec. C J. W. Hunter roturnod to Hond Monday after spending several days In Mllllcnn vnl loy with his son Hay. Mrs. Horry Oaks nnd Braall son Williams, Win. Hoist and Clydo Nlc-i returned to Mllllcan Tuesday, after and last odeums woro the guests of Mr. Mrs. Fred Miller Inst Thursdny. Vic Schroder went to Hond Saturdny on business. Miss lletlia (Jrahnm, Mrs. J. M. Hrlckey, Mrs. J. llrown nnd Hoy Fonts woro guests nt tho Mcoku homo Sunday. n short visit In llend with Mr. Oaks Frank Sponcor loft Monday for Chohnlls, Wnoli.'ngton, where ho will spond tho winter. TIior. Itcain, who hns spont tho past throe yonrs In Washington, nr rlved Monday for nn oxtended visit with his pnronts, Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. T. C. lOwIng hnulod posts from tho Ilonm nnd brother Clifton. limber last Moudny. I Mrs. Arthur Hopo and llttla tlnugh- llolst Is building n houso on; tor Lola, left Frldny for Albany, Ore- Win. his hoinestend. llert Meeka and Fred Mlllor holiicd him sovornl days this week. Page Stauffor passed through hero today on his way home nfter being out for some months. During his sojourn ho visited relatives and fi lends In Teknmnh. Nebraskn. Andrew Mlehlo of Prlnrvlllo nnd Miss K'atheryn K. Hrlckev of this val ley were married recoiitlv and hnvo come out to live on thslr liomniitend. Mr. Denning passed through hero Monday and Tuesdnv of last weok today on his wny from llend to tho, Fred Ktgor loft Thursday for At- Sherrll valley whero ho Is drilling linnv, Oregon, to spend tho winter wolls. with his pnronts nnd other rolntlvot. T. C. Kwlng took ThnnkBglvIng Ho will make tho trip on lioreoback. gon, after a two weok's visit at tho Norton and Klgor homes, Mrs. L. Ooodmnn nnd son Wnltor who have spont tho summer In Port land, arrived homo Tuosdny. Mr. Ooodmnn nccompanlnd thoin from Hond for a fow day's visit nt homo. A. A. (lllnioro Is cutting wood for I'. H. Johnson. Ceo. Mllllcnn visited nt tho Norton Iior'o Monday. Wm. Spe'iror w-is n HpiiiI visitor Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Norton spent Thursday nt A. L. Henkles. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Willard nnd C. A. Smith, all of Hlvers, woro visitors at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Evnns Wednesday night. Wm. Todd returned to Mllllcan on Tuesday nfter a weok's visit in Hend at the home of Ills sister, Mrs. Thom as Moffott. . iLouls Hall siiont soveral days last of tho week hauling lumber for Clif ford Mackoy'rf now houso. Mrs. J. Illttncr of Portland, Is ex pected soon for nn oxtended visit with Mrs. A. O. Allen. Mllllcan school report for month ending December 3, number of pupils enrolled 17, nvorngo attendance 13, cases of tardiness, 1. Pupils neither absent nor tardy during tho month nro Opal Conoway," Paul Johnson, Gladys Norton nnd Molba and Mor wln Honkb. Eight now library hooks woro ro ceived last week and patrons of tho school nro cordially invited to bor row them. Frank llurwltz nnd dnughtor Colin nnd Goldlo, woro dinner guests nt the homo of Mr. and Mrs. L. Good man Frldny. At a mooting of tho members of tho school board held Saturday, De cember -1 th. It wns decided to pro cure tho necessary equipment to make ours a standard school. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Hoborts of Hend visited Mllllcan friends Sunday, Mr. Lovett, tho agriculturist, will sponk at Johnson's ntoro tomorrow night on rnhblt extermination. Arch Pepin of Toledo, Oregon, hns filed on government Innd In tho west end df Mllllcnn valley and will move his family horo within tho nonr fu ture. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. G. Allen nttondod tho dnnco given by Mr. nnd Mrs. li. D. Wllley at tho Ten liar ranch last Saturdny night. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Honklo and children nnd Mlso Opal Conowny wcro guests nt tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Norton Sunday. Iloy Kollor Is bnck on his Mllllcnn vnlloy homestend nfter n livo month's absonco which ho spont In Dend. Mrs. Keller Is expected out this weok. Hooper Dyer wns qulto HI first of tho week but is Improving nicely, now. Tho danco given nt tho homo of L. W. Davis last Wcdncsduy night wns well attended nnd all report n good tlmo. Frank Hatch camo out from Hond Saturdny for n short stay on his ranch. , Leo Touser of Portland camo last weok and is staying on his father's homestend in oast end of Mllllcan valley. Mary Holland was confined to hor homo sovornl days last vcok with tho grippe. L. Goodman loft for Hend yestor day to rcsumo his duties In Lovon's shoo shop nftor a short visit with his family. Wm. Iteam and son Thos., were Hend visitors Wednesday and Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hoonoy nro ex pected homo from Portland this weok. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnckson Cllngan havo Issued Invltntlons for a danco to bo given nt tholr homo near Horso Hldgo Christmas ovo. il.lttlo Hornlco Evans was confined to hor bed with a vory sovero nttack of grlppo Inst week. Frank llurwltz was a Hond vliltor Tuosdny. l'OWKLL I1UTTE. (Special to Tho nullotln,) POWELL DUTTE,, Doc. 4. Com mlBsloner J. F. Ulanchard waB a guest at tho road camp on Monday evening of last weok. Earl Saundors Is hauling baled hay to Hend. , Tho Powell Dutto Sorosls mot on Wednesday with Mrs. W. iL. Van Doren. Tho club adjourned, to meet with Mrs. Wm. Wolls on Docombcr 15th. The children of the Shopard school surprised their teacher, Mlso O'Noll, with a handkerchief showor last weok, tho occasion bolng Miss 0. Nlol's birthday. C. C. Charlton took a load of wood to Prlnovillo on Wednesday. G. M. Cornctt to building an eight room houso on his ranch a qiiartor of a mile west of tho Powell Hutto post office. Wm. Alt of Deschutes, was out la this section on Monday of last week after two of hla horses that havo been around hero for soma tlmo. Ho re mained nt tho Uussott ranch over night. W. T. Henson moved his household goods to his homestead on Hear (Continued on pago 11.) w STOP! And Investigate our prices before buying your groceries. Wo can savo you money. ifeb: P.B.Johnson's Mllllcan, Ore. Telephone :H EVERY DOLLAR YOU I'AY FOR BRICK THAT IS MADE IN BEND STAYS HERE Brick is the MOST ECONOMICAL Building Material there is. All who have used our product are satisfied. The Bend Brick k Lumber Co. BO OST a For STRAHOKN and CENTRAL OREGON Every Sm;k of Deschutes Spray or True lllue Flour you buy from The Bend Flour Mill Company you boost Central Oregon be cause everv suek of flour manu factured bv the BEND FLOUR MILL COMPANY comes from the farms of Jefferson ami Crook counties. We have faith in the quality of Central Oregon wheat because it grades high and has the ingredients that make the best flour. When you buy out side you hinder the development of the local market and hence the Central Oregon fanner. Therefore buy at home. Bend Flour Mill Co. A. J. KHOKNKUT. l'reatdtMit-ynnaser imxi, omxioN WHY PAY RENT? fW IS THE opportune h iSJ 4 time since the advent of & is the railroads ror you to Ji ks build a home. Why 7AiB delay construction until it will cost ypu 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 OREGON STREET r- V - -ifc-Kjfe.Oi