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lAOK a HKND nUIitilCTIN, 11KNI), OlllCaOtf, TlirHSDAV, Al'lUli n, tl)t7. . - ----- T Central Oregon Neighborhood News ..--- ----- MIM.IOAX. (Special to Tho llultctln.) M1LMCAN, Mnroli 28. Tho Hnch vlors' danco was well attended. All report n good tlmo and tho "mid night spread" wsb greatly enjoyed. Quito n tow from Ilend attended. Mrs. It. 11. Keller and children vis ited at tho J. J. Holland homo Sun day. Clara. Benny, Ilouhcn and Arthur Crntfenherger enjoyed Sunday nftor xioon at the J. J- Holland home. Mr and Mrs. II. II. Keller ealled t tho Charles Qraftonborger homo Monday afternoon. Leo Kellor and Joe Holland woro callers at tho It. It. Koller homo ono dny this Week. Mary Holland spont Saturday (tcrnoon with Mrs. II. II. Keller. J J. Holland visited -with tho Leo Keller family and Loo Tauschor Saturday. R. It. Keller and children went to Frank Leo's placo Saturday and bought soruo wheat. P. 1). Johnson mado a trip to Dcnd Monday, returning Tuesday. Mrs. H. W. Prcsloy visited with Sirs. J. J. Holland Tuesday. Mrs. It. H. Keller was an afternoon caller at tho P. D. Johnson homo Tuesday. Mrs. Ada O. Mllllcan. of Prlnc Tlllc, remembered all tho Mllllcan school children with a St. Patrick's Day post card. P. B. Johnson's are proud owners of twin calrea. Wm, A. Ralm called at tho J. J. Holland homo Saturday. It. R. Koller visited with Eric Hostcland Tuesday evening. Mr. Caldwell, from Walla Walla, "was hero to look at Mlllican's cattle with tho view to buying. Hooper Oyer was hauling hay for Geo. Mllllcan Monday. L. A. Hall called at the Leo Keller homo Saturday. H. W. Presley saw tiro coyotes Tuesday, from his homo to the post office. Mr. and Mrs. Fries, Mrs. Justice, Mrs. VQucller and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Trom Seattle, Wash., stayed at tho Mt. Pino Inn sovoral days tho past "week, en route to their desert claims near Burns. It. R. Keller Is drilling In grain for P B. Johnson. MIliLlUA.V. (Spcolal to Tho Bulletin.) MII.LICAN, Mm eh 31. Thflso vho attended the totenolors' iliitco woro Messrs and Mosdnmes I. L. Owens. L. I' U-im.v, A I). Norton and children, V. I., llenklo and chil dren. Archlo Pepin and sou, Ralph Pepin and daughter, P. 11. Johnson and children, L. B. Keller, Kloyil Van Cloavo, II, II. Conaway and children, Jnek Kngehretsou and daughtor, L. 11. Oless. L. H. Schmorl. Kdghert Dyer, T. O. Klgor, Cliff Evans and children, tho Messrs Karl Powers, L. A. Hall, Ben Goodman, Wm. A. Rnhn, W. M. Dewey, Casslo and Virgil Spencer. Hlmor and Km est Uyor, Leo Tauschor, Chester Smith, Theodoro Goodman, Drover Colwoll. Geo. Mllllcan, Hoopor Dyer, tho Misses Opal Conawny, Molba ll"ii kle, and Mesdaraos Anne Wlttsam, Kit Spencer and L. Goodman and son; Mrs. A. D. Norton and children, Ray and Francis, visited at tho B. B. Conaway homo recently. Mrs. C. M. Rosin and children called on Mrs. It. R. Kellor Wednes day afternoon. Mrs. J. J. Holland Is qulto 111 at present. L. B. Keller called at tho II. II. Conaway homo Wednesday, also ut tho Dyer place near Horse Ridge. Elmor H. Dyer is hauling hay from tho Roobachcr place. Leo Keller Is using Hoopor Dyer's horso for a short time. A. A. Gllmorc, formerly one of our neighbors, now of Bond, Is tho ownor of a now Ford car. L. B. Keller called at tho It. R. Koller home Wednesday. Geo. Millcan went to Bond with Groror Colwoll Thursday, returning tho samo day. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Kellor and children, Helen and Harold, visited with tho J. J. Hollands Thursday. R. R. Keller called at tho Mllll can ranch Friday. Hazol Norton was unable to at tend school Thursday, on account of Illness. L. B. Koller called at the L. A. Hall placo Thursday and bought somo seed wheat. Hooper pyer is hauling hay from tho Walkerwltz place to the Mllll can ranch. F. G. Klgor visited tho Norton homo Thursday. Geo. Mllllcan took some of his cattle to tho Walkerwltz place, where I Dairymen Attention OUR EXCELLENTMAK. KET ENAULES US TO PAY YOU A HIGHER PRICE FOR CREAM. We nd 10,000 poundi more butler (at each month, and morcino limit to out churning capacity. Call or wrkr, and wo ill cilain our new mrlKodt. We te going to put thit creamery on the crcamoy map. NEW MANAGEMENT Central Oregon Farmers' Creamery Drnd, Oergon. rletl n beautiful uouuuot ut rones mid carnations. In tho evening n tttimhor of nolgh hnrs gathered to extend to tho young couplo their best wlshoHnnd hearty congratulations, Tho neighborhood regrets losing Mrs. Cross, who has grown up In tho country and Is one of our most pop ular uud highly esteemed young la dles. Mr. and Mrs. Cross will reside on tho groom's placo near J'rlno vllte. Clifton Todd and Mrs. Hamlin wtirn Sunday visitors at Frank Carpen ter's. Tho Ladles' Club met at tho hall on Wednesday, and wilt meet with Mrs. Hamlin next time. HAMPTON 1IUTTK. Hooper Dyer is attending to tho feeding of them. Opal Conaway wilt resume her music lessons In tho near future. Mrs. It. R. Kellor vlsltod with Mrs. P. I). Johnson one day this week. R. 11. Kellor has put In about 10 acros of wheat tor P. B. Johnson, nt tho present, but had to discontinue drilling on account of cold weather. Charles Gratfonberger and son, Bonny, took somo grain to tho Kit Sponcor placo Friday and cleaned It in Spencer's fanning mill. It, It. Keller will take soma to tho samo placo today. L. A. Hall called at tho It. It. Kel lor placo Wednesday. Mrs. C. M. Rosin nnd children called at tho J. J, Holland homo one day this weok. Walter and Roy Keller did not nt tend school Friday, Roy being slight ly III. A. D. Norton nnd F. a. Klgor woro working on Norton's placo Friday. Eric Hostcland was busy clearing moro land and fertilizing his ranch this week. Joo Holland had to romaln from school Thursday, and Mary Holland Friday, on account of their mother's illness. PJUNtJLK FLATS. (Special to Tho llullotln.) PKINQLK FLATS, April 2. At tho homo of tho bride's parents, Sat urday at 3 o'clock, Miss Fulth Ram soy was united In marrlago to Mr. Cross, of Prlnovllle. Justlco Mllllorn officiating. Only tho Immediate fam ily and a few closo frlonds woro pres ent. Tho brldo was gowned In a beautiful rose colored poplin, trim med In oriental flouncing, and car- (8peulal to Tho Bulletin.) HAMPTON BUTTE, March 27. Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmla llrtokoy autoed i to Bond last Friday, returning Hun- day.i They woro nccotupanieil by Mr. nnd Mrs. Horace Brookings. Os car Black looked after tho travelers' wnnts during tho nbseuoe of Mr. And Mrs. Brookings. Win. Hoist Is gouo to Prluevlllo on business. John Williams mnde flnnl proof on his homestead before Commls slbner Htnutfor Inst Monday. Miss Bcthn Graham ealled at tho Meoks homo hist Tuesday. Mr, Walters, of Wngontlre, passed through hero last Tuesday on his wuy to Bend. Vie Johnson visited with Win Hoist Inst Sunday. Mrs. Charles James nnd two chil dren have gone to Bend on luminous. Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmle Brlckey were visitors nt tho Mocks homo last Wed nesday, I Mnl Friday our school closed. Miss Ilethn Grnhntu was teacher. She took tho stage for Bond Snturday, on route to North Powder, Oregon, where she will tench a four months' term of school. Alex McKcotvu Is out on his home stead. His family will not return until school closes In Bond, whero tho children are attending school, Norvnl Brown was a visitor hero last Tuesday. Earl Rogers returned from Bend today with a load of freight tor tho Brookings hotel. Ben Rhodes ramo out on tho stage from Bond last Friday going to his homestead near Stauffer. Mr. Ashby, of Stauffer, passed through here Saturday on his way to Bond. Wm. Robertson ramo over from Suplco last Tuesday, returning an Thursday. While here ho was u guest of Bort Mecks. J. M, Brlckey was a business vis itor hero today, Norvnl brown was a visitor at J. O. Whlttakor's last Saturday. H.tMITO.V. You're Going to Clean Up and Paint Up Your House This Yearmmamm tJWe carry the largest and best selected line of Paints in Central Oregon. For Varnishes, Stains, you will find that we have anything you may wish. JWhat plans are you making for your garden this year. A little garden patch in your back yard may mean a great 1 deal this year. Come in and let us help you select your GARDEN SEEDS. CIn garden Tools we can accommndate your wants in our line. JMr. Farmer: Have you decided about a seed drill, disc plow, harrow, culti vators and other necessary spring farm tools. If you have not come in and let us tell you about our reasonable offers , in farm equipment. BEND HARDWARE COMPANY. BEND, OREGON - f 'J (Special to Tho llullotln) HAMPTON. March 28. Mciuiers Porter and Hansen, of Imperial, worn Hampton valley visitors Thursday. Melvin Crow left Thursday for tlint '!, M. Peek Ih to bo our U, toonlinlsslnnor, Tin Dunn visited it few da llrloKoy's this lust week. ' Kenneth Hunting was it Ha Flutter Logtut'ti riuuit, where ho wilt work for it while. Leo Hlggs mttti'itoit from llond Hat unlay. W. T. Ilurrltioii snout Httndity with V, II. llitrnmn. Iko Zorolph nnd Jim Dunn re turned front Bend Thursday. nrtl wns received ImmI mull day future ys ut iiinton caller Monday, Mr. Young, of Brothers, was In this vicinity tho littler part or this week purchasing it leant of horses. Lorn Crow spent Saturday with Viola Smith at Imperial. Claude Smith started for Wngon tlre Woduestlny, A hi n Thompson visited nt Hamp ton hist week. Mr. James, of llolynt, hauled n four horse load of hay from A. H. Fogg's place Wednesday. Dnrlo Burton culled on Mrs. Bent ion Wednesday. Lorn Crow, Mabel Htreeter and Mrs. J. (). Whlttakor mado it trip to Brlckey's Wednesday. Leo Itlggs has gouo to Brothers after seed rye. Shorty Neff, of Dry Lake, spent Wednesday night lit Hampton valley. lower milium. (Special (n Tho Bulletin.) LOWI'jlt llltllXlK. March no. Tom and Darwin Walters, who 'are attending school nt Redmond, spent tho weok end nt their homo at Lower Bridge. A. B. Chapman and Marlon' Hon kins motored to Redmond Friday, Fred Walters baled hay at Torre' lioiiuo Monday. Frank Chapman took n load of hogs to Itedmoiid Wednesday. (lus Stadlg was In Redmond Sat urday. N I). Vedder wus In Redmond Wed nesday, Mrs. T. F. Rico nnd daughter. Dor othy, wero In Redmond Tuesday. Mrs. A. J. Fuller and Miss Will iaiusou visited with Mrs. Wnltors on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Holmes and Miss Hosklns attended on Wednes day evening tho reception given for the Prlnevllln Eastern Star by tho Redmond Chapter. Mr. Keenry, of Opal City, was a visitor In tho neighborhood on Tues day. C. F. Hosklns wns In Redmond on husluem Wednesday. Mrs. Carl House and Mrs. Hosklns visited with Mrs. Waltors Friday. PLEASANT IUIK1K. (Special to The llullotln.) PLEASANT RIDGE, April 2 Mr. Parsons, of tho Redmond Warehouse Co., recently purchased a few hun dred tons of alfalfa hay In Hits vi cinity, and tho farmers are busy haul ing it to Desrhutes for shipment Tho hay Is being shipped to Idaho, Tho Central Oregon Irrigation Co. Is doing repair work on tho citimln In this unction this week. At tho apodal seliool election held ut the Plnnsnnt Rhine iiohool on lust Thursday afternoon, tor tho purpoim 1 of elect lug it director to fill tho va cancy of Walter L. Perry, Claud Mot ley wns nlei'ted to the office tor tho rest of Hie term, The hoard then elected Miss Atarkhiim, of Spokane, n h teacher for tho school's futtiro term. Andrew Nelson Is one of tho first Pleasant Rldgo funnel h to begin spring plowing. Gray and Anderson nro loading n , carload of posts at Desahutes this week. One of our Pleasant Rldgo hoys has enlisted In tho II. H. navy. Several herds of cattle nro lining driven through this vicinity to go above lleinl to grnxo In tho moun tains. Jake Peterson Is hnuthig potatoes to Ilend this week. The (loitter brother inailo n bus hum strip to Prlnevllln Tuesday, N. D. Wood, the government trap per, Is putting out a line of traps near TuiiihIo. Those on the honor roll nt tho Pleasant Rlilue school this month are Clarence, Dnnn nnd Teddy Whit-., temoro, Leroy Doty. Kiln Conaway,! John Conaway, Llnilly Hewitts, Har old Doty and Johnny uomor. Mr. RhIhIoii, wIiii liven at Ter rebonne, but formerly of this vi cinity, was through hero Saturday, on his way to lleud. POWELL lll'TTH. (Special to Tho Bulletin) POWELL IIUTTH. April 2. Ross llusseti Is carrying the malt for it few days, ns Ora Foster's family Is sick with the mensles. Mrs. Van Dorou and Mrs. Monro visited lust Tuesday with Mrs. Man centi. Mr. Rice sold four woks of onions A In Prluevlllo for 132. Mrs. It. L. Morn spent Wednesday with Mrs. Wallace Mmllli. Mrs. A. W. Ilayn went to Prlnn vllln Frldny to spend over Sunday with her daughters. A number of the Powell Bultn la dles met at the hall on Wednesday to do some sewing for Mrs. O, M, Charlton and her mother, who lost (Continued on Pago 11.) DP W STOP! Anil InvettlKnte our pricoa before buying your groceries. Wo ran sure you money. k P. B. Johnson's Mllllcan, Ore. Telephone :dfi MOLASSES AND ALFALFA RATIONS- The Kind Your Stock Needs. Made in Bend. For Dairy Cows, Hogs, Horses, and Sheep. Ours is the only plant in Central Oregon equipped to turn out these products, and our prices make it possible for you to use them advantageously. We also have ready Alfalfa Chicken Mash, Chicken Scratch Food, Chick Food, Calf Meal, and a complete stock of all feeds needed in Central Orogon. The Highest Grade only of second cutting alfalfa is used for all our mixed ration foods. Don't subscribe to popular fallacies FACE THE FACTS Meat contains GO per cent water. Potatoes, 75 per cent water. Milk 80 to 90 per cent water. Flour, 13V1 per cent water. A pound of meat costs 20 and 25 cents. A pound of flour costs four cents. And yet there is more en ergy in a pound of flour than in a pound of beef. REAL ECONOMY MEANS THE USE OF MORE FLOUR "WHEAT FLOUR Cheapest and best food. U. S. test proves it. Deschutes Spray and True Blue Flours make the finest tasting bread on the market, because they are made from the highest grade wheat obtainable. FARMERS: Inquire about our re-cleaned seed before you do your opring seeuing. ARTICLES Eggs 38C Reef, slrlnln .... 410 Mutton, Ice 445 HHl f u 8 Department of Agriculture Milk 1030 H rarmonr Bulletin No. 142. Pork, loin 1035 kH l Energy Musclo and BtrongtU Olv Wi.- ..or S! V lug Qualities. n,...OP linr, iVLLLr Ono pound or Deschutes Horny Flour, Si.r.rVnr 1 22S K. C0tlnK 3 " cents, will go as tar : " """" :i,: I iwo pounns 01 moat; costing 20 ".".;" SorX kkK. 1 l0 so cun P" Pun. Beans, drlod ....3040 Wheat Flour ....0B40 Bend Flour Mill Company BEND, OREGON El 4