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CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
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TUMALO.
(Bpecln to The llullotln.)
TUMALO, May 1. Mrs. John Coon
Mrs. J. V. Snyder nnil Mrs. II. 0.
Cnrty wore hostesses for tlio Tllllcum
Literary Chili nt their April meeting
, last Saturday afternoon. Answer to
roll call was quotations from fnm-
on woman. Tlio urogram consistil
of pnpers on "Noted Actresses." by
Mrs. J. A. Thompson, "Tlio .I'riniii
Donnns," by Mrs. C. .1. Mock, "A
Noted Amorlcnn Woman," by Mri.
It. I'. Kllcklnger who chose "Mnry
"Plckford" for her subject. During
the afternoon delicious refreshments
wore served to the twenty Indies fires
ent.
On l'r'dnv nftornoon Mrs. I. N.
Wnllnee entertained In honor of her
mint, Miss Mollle Nlchol. The oc
casion wiih to celebrate .Miss Nlch
vjTs fi.lrd htrthdny. A blrthdny card
show-or from (III friends wns the mnln
feature of tliu nftemoon. Cards were
received from many of her childhood
Irlends mid also from n ntimher of
her former pupils. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
tinnier (''reddle Wnllnee, Miss
"Nlchol's grand neplioy cut the blrth
lay cake. Dainty favors worn pre
sented to ench imlv present who In
eluded Mrs. .1. li. Couch, .Mrs. Clara
Nlchol, Mrs .1. W. Snyder, Mrs. .1.
V. Tullar. Mrs .1. X. II (Jerking. Mrs
O. II. Xnrrotl. Mrs. W. I). Muck, Mrs.
0. J. Mock. Mrs. ,1. W. llrown, Mm.
Thorp, Mrs Darter and Mrs, Marlon.
' MeinherH of the Tunialo Dance CI lb
(iii.loyed their monthly hop last Sat
urday night.
Mrs. Albert tinnier nud Mrs. .1. '.
II. Oorklug spent Thursday with Mrs.
Mlntn Howard
Miss Hazel llrown came down from
llond Saturday evening to attend th'i
vhtb dance mid spend the night and
was a Riiesl of (ho Misses Mock at
lllllcrcst.
Chris Harry moved his family from
Metnllus to the Hilly llrown ranch
AVednesdnv
The residents of the I'nlrvlow ills
Irlct hnve nrK.tiilrtd a Sunday school.
Mrs. .1. A. Tlinnvpsoii was elected
president. Services will be hoi 1
ivnry Sunday nt 10 o'clock nt tlio
school house.
I'otor Jensen made n trip to llod
monil on Monday for a load of laud
plaster.
The little dauhter of Mr. nud Mrs.
Venko vi srhrlstened at the eliurrh
yostordny
The school children are practicing
for the entertainment to bo g'von at
tlio close of school the latter part of
the mouth .
John Dubuls nrrlved Inst wosk
from Salem Mr. Dubuls represent!
tile Statu Desert Lund Hoard nnd
will make n sludv of local Irrigation
iiliiestloiiH this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Dyer worn
dinner guests of Mrs. I.. 1 Koouey
Tuesday.
Hooper Dyer left tho employ of
Geo. MHIIcnn Thursday. He Intends
lenvlng soon for tlio Dig liend coun
try. Mr. Mackintosh of llcnd. was in
tho valley Thursday taking lunch .it
Mt. I'lne Inn.
The hunch grass throughout tins
valley Is unusually fine tills spring
and all livestock Is showing the of
focts of this good pasture.
Mollin llonkle Is confined to lmr
home with a severe attack .of tonsil
A desirable bread knife free with
every annual subscription to The
Uond llulletln.
HAMi'Tox iirrri:.
(Special to The llulletln)
HAMPTON Ill'TTI. Airl 2.1.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnsslcr, Miss Alice
lltnoklngs or Stnuffer. r.uu Mr. Mc
Dowell of Hutfe wore greats of Mr
nnd Mrs. Horace Hrooklugs last Sunday.
John Williams has been plowing
for Clyde Mcodemus last week.
Win. Knbertson Is putting In grain
for N, S. llrown this week.
Miss Carrie llrown called on Mrs.
V. I'. Wrn one day Inst week.
Mr. nnd .Mrs. Jako Honks were cnl
lors at tho Corbett home at Ilonjii
m In l.nke Inst week'1.
Mr. Cilbbs of Hums pnssed through
hero with u truck load of hogs for
llond.
Tom Ewlng Is building fence for
Ilornco Hrooklugs,
Mrs. V. I. Wrny accompanied hor
tuisbund to Hums Inst .Monday, re
turning today.
Onbrlol Hantontl Is doing his
spring seeding this week.
Jake Hooks bought n cow from
Mr, Hurrls of Hampton.
Jlrs. lle7.oiin Is on tho sick list.
A number of friends gathered ,u
tho home of Mr. and Mrs. I'red Mil
ler last Sunday and spent n very en
Joyriblo day. Thoso present wore
Mr. and Mib. J. M, Hrlckey, Mrs. Jin
llrown nnd children. Mr. and Mth.
Uort Meeks and children, .Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. O. Whltnker, Mrs. Andrew
Mlckle, Win. Hoist, Vie Johnson.
Christ Tinner and John Williams.
Hurr Hlack and W. T. Harrison
wont to Warm Springs Monday.
Mm. M. II, Crow Is qulto sick.
A. . Fogg was an Imporlnl caller
Monday,
Mrs, C.1 n. Harmon called on .Mrs,
C, A. Hurrls Wednesday.
MIsb Ethel Fogg spent Wednesday
with Miss Darle Hurton.
A. Frame took a trip to P. Hold's
edncsdny.
A. S. Fogg had tho misfortune to
get 0110 of his work horses cut on
tho bnrh wire.
The following have made final
proofs on their homesteads before
Commissioner Fogg during the month
of April. Evla Varco, Hums D.
Young, Philip Cardinal, Merle Xeol
ey, CJoorge W. Ynnta, Francis Ken
nedy, Osrile King nud Marlday Klnf.'.
Tho following filings wcro nlso
mnde during April: James' It. Wiley,
George Kroblc, Smith Henderson,
ImnJIno Klrschke. Christen Tr.erson.
John P. C. Krogstead and Harold
Tuorson.
A desirable bread knlfo free with
every annual subscription to The
Mend llulletln.
C'I.OVI'ltDA',1
III order to nld tho fnrmer tho
Ilend Flour Mill Co. has this J ear ob
tained Apex LpiiiI Plaster, a scien
tific fortlllror. Adv.
desirable broad knlfo froo with
jvry annual subscription to Tho
llond llulletln.
.MII.I.M'A.V.
fSpeclnl to Tho llullotln)
Mll.MCAN. April .10, Tlio friends
xif Mrs. Mary A. Itooney welcomed hr
tutiirn last Tuesday from a live
months' leave of nhscuc" In Portland.
She Is much Improved In health.
l.nnt wwk Hooper Dyer was drng
ged'lw u horse he was attempting to
iiiount and was soniewhnt bruised.
Karl Powers has Just Mulshed sev
eral daH of plowing.
Frank Perclvnl, deputy assessor,
owner of tho Manx ranch nt the .17
miles )ost, spent four days of last
week assessing the residents of this
part of the county nud left on Wed
nesday for llumstad valley,
George MlUlrnu, tho pioneer stock
liiRii of the Central Oregon country,
left on Saturdav to attend the State
Live Stock Association meeting In
linker City.
It. II l.nndfnro of Powell Unties,
-who has been otnplocd on the, Mil
llcan ranches nt Hear Creek, came
over Sunday and Is working on the
.Mllllenu rnnrh here for a few days.
John Holland came near dying re
cently with marked symptoms of
poltnn. He Is supposed to have tak
en some pulton put out for rabbits.
W. II Gibson nnd wife Sundny.'d
with the Mllllenns nnd left for Prliie
vlllo lu Ilend on Monday. Mr Glb
win was raised In Crook county but
lor the past live years lins been foie
niHii on one of fbe Miller and I., in
mni'liiMi near the Nevada line
A very oulo'ublo dance was given
Saturday evening. April 21. nt the
home of Mr. and Mrs George Power!.
Mrs. Mary A. Koonev. who recent
ly returned fron Portland, wns the
most of honor. Those presentwere
Mecsrs. and Moddiimos Cllf Evans,
Louis SolHiiorl,. G. W. Cook nnd ..
Goodman Mesdnmes A. 11 Norton.
Mary A. Uonney, Led Hooney. Illnkh',
Georsi' Powers nnd Leo Keller Mis.
ses GUiIvh Norton nnd Una Powers.
Meters. Heuiile Goodman. Prank and
William Spencer, Ernest Der. Karl
Powers. Hnrrv Morrison, S. Tausch
ir and W. It Lnwrence.
Chnrlos K. Gulllford nnd wife nt
"HaUov. Oregon, returned from n
v'k' irln to Hums nnd vlclnltv nn I
vlsltel with the Mllllcsn's Wodn.'s.
tlav night, lcnvlng for Prlnevlllo the
nei day on their return home.
Pofct master P. H. Johnson and wf"
1sve been. objervlUK tho clean ii.
lmlnt p" week and Mt. Pine Inn
shines attractively In n new coat '(
nuMit and nseer applied by Mr. Ed
wnnti of Whlttnker.
Mrs. Usi Keller nnd children went
tto Heud on Mondnv for a visit of
n week with her tiuband.
M1LL1CAN. Mv L Hill Jnmls-1.1
if Miwr Creek Unite, wns In the val
lev Wedneilny looking for some of
nU stray horse.
niitnlier of MHlloon homostofld
nr made bulno trios to Ilend tho
Hf ik. Amonc thei wen Units
U. Ww. tlahn. Iahi Tnuscher and
Cllf Kvn
Klwor Dver hn boon confined to
alt- home wlih Hie crlpm
Mlw Opsl Conownv returned to
" home In Hend Monday sfter a
)il(Mniil vUlt with Mlllloan frlouds
HAMPTOX.
fSpeclnl to Tho llullotln).
HAMPTON, April 30. - Miss Ethel
Fogg visited Friday night with .Miss
Lorn Crow
A. T. Frame has returned to Ills
homestead after spending the winter
In Ilend.
William TltiiH visited at A. Van
Lake's over Sunday.
Hurr Hlack returned homo frfoni
llond Friday.
Newton Wells returned to his
homestead Saturday after working
for a short tlmo In Ilend. ,
Tho Enster services were well at
tended nnd nt noon a lunch wns giv
en served by the ladies. At two o'
clock n program was given, consist
ing of special music and recitations,
which wns enjoyed by all.
Dave, Kennedy of Warm Springs
was a Hampton visitor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gulfson and daugh
ter and Mrs. Laugfonl of Dry l.nke
attended the Easter services Sunday.
Clareiirn Nelson of Imperial was
si en in Hampton Sunday,
Messrs. Hlack nnd Harrison have
purchased another loam to tnke tho
plnce of the one they sold last week.
J P Wllnuot Is holplng C. II Mur
ium! rnkn sage brush this woek.
(Spe-clal to Tho llulletln.)
CLOVEHDALE. April 24. (De
layed In transmission) Walter Hoyd
mnde a business trip to Ilend Satur
day. The vote for n wator district stood
two to one against the plan.
Mr. Harris of Redmond was nut on
Snturday.
Mr. Kline mot Mrs.. Kline nt Red
mond today.
Messrs. Johnson, Van Mntro, Cut
lip and llcnrd were all so unfortunate
as to lose young stock by bloat last
wceK.
Mr. Cutllp had n friend from Port
land looking nt laud horo Inst week.
A birthday surprise was given to
Muriel Kdmnndson lust Friday night.
E. L. Will (Iron hauled his feed mill
to Redmond Friday, having sold It
to Mr. McMlcklo ofrfhnt plnce.
The program Friday night was,
song by chorus, recltntlonB. Fnv MM.
lor, Mrs. Waldron. Jlrs. Wnrd, Lil
lian Van JIntre, Clyde Ducket and
chnrnclor song, Fny Jllllor nnd Gen
eva IllVotts, Tattler by Jlrs. Wal
dron. Llttlo Xovadn Tucko had the misfortune-
tcr bronk her leg while' tin;
family was on the trip to tholr home
stand nonr Narrows.
At the water meeting lu Slaters
last Wednesday, Jlr. llrewer of Port
land. Mr. Upton of Prlnevlllo. Mr.
Hunt of Lower llrldgo nnd .Mr. Donnln
of Sisters addressed the meeting. The
Sisters until won according to results.
Clydo Johnson wont to Sclo last
week, returning Just lu tlmo to veto
Saturday.
Mr. and Jlrs. Van Mntro entertain
ed Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Jllllor nnd family,
Jlr. nnd Mrs. Waldron, JIIss Gibson,
Dona. Wnyno, Alvln and Esther Cy
rus Sunday.
Jlrs. Wnrd rend Easter services at
the school house, music was given uy
a chorus of young voices and recita
tions by Clifton Ward.
Jlr. nnd Mrs. Altkcn of Sisters
wero visiting In Cloverdnle Sunday.
Jlrs. Wclso's mother. .Mrs. JIary
Cyrus, visited her Sunday.
E. L. 'Waldron has rented his Clo
verdnle farm to W. W. Vnn JIntro
nnd will leavo soon with his family
for his old homo In Walla W11II1,
Washington.
Jlrs. Viola Cyrus nnd Hnrrv Cv
rus of Prlnevllle wore Cloverdnlo vis
itors Sunday.
A deslrnblo brend knife freo with
evorv annual subscription to The
Ilend llulletln.
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(I) That the mill Hands squarely back of each nnd
every sack produced.
(U) That people today are demanding more sanitary
methods In handling table products, and that the sack
used as a container for Deschutes Spray flour fills that
demand.
(:i) That Deschutes Spray Hour makes LIGHTER,
WHITER RRKAD.
Spray flour makes IlETTEIt
(4) That Deschutes
TASTING DREAD.
(.T) That tt Is made In Ilend from
In Crook and Jefferson counties.
products grown
soi.ii nv AM rsttocr.Ks. thy it.
Bend Flour Mill Co.
A. J. KKOENEhT.
Presldcttt-Jlinagor
1IKXD. OREGON
POWELL Ill'TTE.
(Special to Tho Bulletin;
POWELL BUTTE, .May 1. .Missus
Linn Moore and Josephine Jlancenu
with Otto Pauls and Alvln Kiggs nt
tended the minstrel show In Redmond
on Jlondny night.
Molvln Foster nnd wife visited with
Jlrs. C. H. Foster and the Shoberts
one day Inst week.
JIIss Tlnla Montgomery was glv-jn
a lilrthday party Wednesday after
nooji at tho Allen Wlllcoxon rest
do 11 co.
Jnck JleyerB Is on the sick list
this week.
Ora Foster nnd fnniily visited nt
tho Osborne homo Saturday.
Jlrs. J. JI. Shearer and little daugh
ter Ituth wont up to Ilend Saturday
night to visit a week with Mrs. Shear
er's parents, Jlr. and Jlrs. CharleJ
Orewllcr.
Jlrs. Heaves Wlllcoxon came down
for the big dance, returning Satur
day cvonlng.
Jack llowman nnd Ross Dnvls
enmo in from the rond camp and
spent tho week end with home folks.
C. C. Jlontgoniery spent Friday
nnd Saturday nt home.
JIIss Irono Allon of Prlnevlllo spent
tho week end with her slBter and
brother nt the Powell Ilutte rnnch.
E. A. Hussott went to Prlnevlllo on
Friday evening to nttend tho musical
recital, returning Saturday morning.
Jlrs. It. iL. Moore and daughter
were business visitors In Prlnevlllo
Friday.
Jlrs. I. Michel and sons Arth ir
and Sylvan accompanied by tlio Jlls
ses tin Knox nnd Pauline Trucsdale
motored out to tho .Morse homo on
Frhjay evening for dinner and then
attended tho dance In the new com
munity hall.
Tho Jllsses JInud and Ruth llren
n nn and Harold Chnrlton wero guests
of tho Hnyn girls nt their rnnch home
Friday evening, nil attending tho
dance.
The coniiniinlty hnll at Powell
Hutto wns oponed Friday evening
with a grand ball. Tho hnll w,is
beautifully and artlstlcnlly decorat
ed and presented n gala appoaranro
to tho visitors. The music wns fur
nished by tho Prlnevlllo band and 'o
cal talent. Jlr, nnd .Mrs. J. R. Rob
oris of Rpdmond led the grnnd
mnrch. It is estimated Hint fully
100 wero present. About $320 wis
renlUed townrds pnylng for tho hnll.
JIIss Pettlgrow visited nt the Wells
homo Friday, nttendlng the dnn-.-o
lu tho evening. Sho returned to Red
mond Snturdny nccompnnled by Jlrs.
Wells.
Jlr. Lnmliort will prench his faro
well sermon In tho community hull
next Sunday nt .1:30 p. 111.
Sco J. Ryan & Co., for farm land
lor.ns. Adw '
CANDIDATES ARE THICK AT
POWELL BUTTE DEDICATION
Coinniiuilty Hall Opened With Dame
Attended by Many IHilldliiK
Elected, by Local Organization.
The new community hall at Powell
Ilutte was dedicated Friday, night by
one of the biggest crowds ever seen
at a community gathering In this
section Over 350 pcoplo were pres
ent, In-Iudlng mnny of the candidates
for nomination for the vnrlons coun
ty offices at tho coming primaries.
It had been the intention of the
manap rs of tly; nlfatr to give each
candidate a chance to sny something
to tho nudienco In tho early part of
the evening, but with so mnny pres
ent tho plan wns given up nftor only
a few had spoken. Chief among
those wore V. A. Forbes, candidate
for Republican nomination for rep
resentative, who urged 'co-operntlon
between the Powell ilutte section and
Ilend In tho construction of tlio rond
between the two sections to be. used
by the farmers in marketing' their
products here.
Resides Mr. Forbes the candidates
present
S. E. Rol:
De Arniond. C. Carroll, It. I). Ket
cliuin nnd J. T. Lucky, J. H. Manor
and W llrown, II. J, Overturf, R. E.
Jordan nnd T. E. J. Duffy.
Tho new building wns erected by
the Powell Ilutte Co-oporntlvc Asso
ciation formed under tho act of tho
1913 legislature. Its olTlcers are J.
F. Rice, president, George C. Trucs
dale. vice president, CnrI Saunders,
secretnrv-trensurer nnd directors
tlic.se three with A. II. Rhode nnd E.
L. Gitcrson.
,s .ur. or ,, o m.......h.. N , tobacco Mn
r? : ' M,?d0Xl?rBnd Spar Head In the wholesome Mtiifao.
licrts, . II. trtz and II. II. .!; , .vt,.
A most complete list of seed for
Spring sowing has been obtained ,iy
the Rend Flour JIIII Co. Every snek
thoroughly cleaned so as to leavo
nothing hut tho Inrgo plump berry.
Sco our ndvcrtlscnicnt. Adv.
MARKET REPORT.
NORTH PORTLAND, .Mny 1. The
cattle market opened for the .week
rather bIow. An usual pulp fed steers
brought $fi. No change In (lie rate
on grain fed stock. Cows, heifers
and bulls wero very scarce, nlthoiigh
thero wns no chnngo In prices. Tho
first California grnss stuff nrrlved
today. Cnlf receipts nro continually
increasing and prices nro very good.
Hog' receipts wcro fairly good The.
bulk of sales were made at $9 and
$9. or, sonio of tho choicest bringing
JO.lfi and $9.20. Tho market closed
strong. Shcop nro boglnning to
niovo a llttlo moro freely, although
the receipts wcro only 300 head. All
classes nre tn grent 'demand nnd top
prices nro still being rcnllzcd
AS GOOD AS
A CHEW OF
. "SPEAR HEAD'
That Means the Supreme B i
gree of Rich, Luscious
Tobacco Flavor
HO OTHER CHEW EQUALS IT
Nature varies the flavor she puts Into
the different grades of tobacco leaf
and the best of all is the flavor of
choice red Burley that pleases you to
miRhtily when you chew Spear Heal
The delicious fruity flavor of a chew
nt Sne.ir Head Is a revelation In iV
man who has never chewed or whohu!
been chewing near-good tobacco.
For chewing is the one way to gtt
all the wholesome, healthful, appetUhi;
flavor of the tobacco leaf providing
you chew a high-grade plug like Spear
Head.
tion it iivcs.
You'get more savory sweetness in a
chew of Spear Head than in a whole
ritnrr nt nrdinarv tobacco.
And you get it in its purest form lj
for Spear tlead ts made amid the most
wholesome surroundings, in a great,
new factory that's kept absolutely
clean and sanitary.
Try this rich, mellow, satisfying, pure
chew. Such a chew cannot be obtained
in any other tobacco than Spear Head.
In 10c cuts, wrapped in wax paper.
Keeping 1'p To The .Mark.
"Spilng fever" '1 not always a
Joke. If you feel dull and sluggish,
tl'od nnd worn out, surfer fiom back
ncho of woak back, rheumatism, sons
muecles, stiff Joints or other Indlci
tlons of kidney trouble. It w'l pay
you to Investigate Foley Kldne Pilli.
Thoy nro highly recommended ai
prompt nnd efllclont nlds to health.
Sold everywhere. Adv.
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And liicstlgntc our prlcesj
beforo buying your groceries
AVo can save you money. i
P. B. Johnson's
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