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rAGK 0 nKNn uui.IjKtin, nnxi), oricgon, tiivuhday, ji'nk hi, 1017 --- ---- Central Oregon Neighborhood News -- --.--. LOWHH I1IUIX3K. (Special In Tho nullettn.) LOWHU lmiriOE, Juno 17 Mr. mid Mrs. A. J. Fuller ntul son, Ocorgo. and Mirtlia Williamson loft In their car Monday morning (or .Albany. floo. Kohl wont to.Kcdmaml last Thursday, where ho Is RolnR to do Homo slRn ialnting for Muns Hard ware Co. Russolt Chapman and Prod Wnl orrs, of l-owor nrldgo, and Fred Atkinson, tit UcJmond, left Tuca tiny In ChM'iiun's car for Portland. Mrs. L '. itlce and daughters, Dorothy and Hope, wero visitors In lledmond Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Wtlaon and daugh ter, from tho Grnd View, are visit ing nt th Towuo homo over Sun tiny. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Campbell and son, Lorcn, returned Thursday. They motored to Nampa, Idaho, whero they vdslu-J thoir daughter, Mrs. Hollowuy. Mrs. K. 5 Towno entertained a largo meeting ot tho It. T.'s on Fri day. Mrs. C. r. Iloiklns, Marlon and Omar Hoaklnt, motored to Prlno- vllle Wednesday Mr. and Mrs Jaeger and daughters left In their oar Sunday morning for Hood Uivor Mr. Jaeger Is going to return by tr.iln and Mrs. Jaeger nnd vhlldren will remain in Hood River nnd visit Willi Mrs. Jaeger's sister. Tho Lower Ilrldge grange met Sat urday evening, Tho lecturer had prepared an lutarAtlug program. H. S Towno had a piper on "The Com parative MerlU of Specialized and Diversified Farming." Gus Stadig was tried In a mock trial for stealing n calf. A. S Holmes was Judge, Xj. A. Hunt prosecuting attorney, C. V Hosklns attorney for tho defend nnt. Miss Naomi Hoiklns, who was on her way home, has taken very 111 with rheumatism in Portland, whero aho Is vlsltinc tho Deschutes flailing. They report fair success. Jess Ueckmnn has purchnscd an Overland roadster nnd Is using It In riding tho ditch, as well ns making summer vacation very attractive for somo ot his neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Koss Mussott niado a business trip to Bond Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnltor Foster nnd son, Mr. nnd Mrs. Otis liuttcrtlctd nnd daughter, Ilcrnlco, loft hero on Thursday morning nt 6 o'clock, ar riving In Portland at 0:30 tho samo evening. Tho trip was niado In Mr. Foster's now car, and tho return trip was made In tho samo length ot time. Geo. F. Hobbs spent tho week end In llond visiting friends. Mrs. J. K. Wnrnor entertained Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wlllcoxon and Miss Harriett nt dinner on Saturday ev ening. In honor of Mr. Warrior's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson's sister. Miss Sonhla Strlxner, returned from Portlnnd on Sunday morning. nutoad to llond Thursday, returning tho samo day, Mr, Iluohtor mndb n business trip to llond for Mr. Rrlmofur Tliurndny, C. V, Lymnu, from llond, visited nt tho H, H, Keller homo from Wed nesday until Thursday, Mrs. It. 11. Keller nnd children vis ited with nor father this woek. Caldwell's rldors returned front tho roundup ot tho Caldwell horses Wednesday. Tho directors nnd clerk of tho Mllllcan school district mot Thurs day and set July G ns speclnl election dny for raising money to build a now school houso and to ohnugo tho lo cation tor the school house, nnd iiImo In regard to hauling tho school chil dren to nud from school. Mrs. J. J. Holland visited with Mrs. 'Geo. Cook on Friday. Mnry nnd Josoph Holland cnllod on tho L. It. Keller family Friday. Raymond Grnftnnliorger was n Fri day evening visitor nt tho J. J. Hol land homo. Mrs. J. J. Holland nud son took Mr. Holland part way to Prlnevllto today, with tho horse and buggy, BRICK vs. OTHER BUILDINGS BRICK BUILDINQS IN BEND I OTHER BUILDINGS VALUE ABOUT VALUE ABOUT $500,000 $2,000,000 FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER NONE $100,000 ITtSE? BEND BRICK & LUMBER CO. HAMPTON. For farm land loaas sco J. Ryan & Co. Adv. ALFALFA (Special to Tho Bulletin.) ALFALFA. Juno 18 Mrs. Mary llonn was in I lend Thursday on bus iness. Alfalfa will It well represented In Dcnd at tho Chautauqua the fourth and fifth. Ray Fisher was In Dead Tuesday wnd brought back a car. Albert Shullz purchased a car in Redmond Monday. Word haa been received from Frank nnd George Ogle, who wero called to Washington on account-of sickness, (that their mother died. Slid once lived In Alfalfa and has many frionUh liar. Some ladle of the Powell nutto ertlon pasted through here Monday with a biynd of horses for tho Thorn jtheopmen. Thy returned home by way of DetiU. Herb. CUrlta and mother, Leslie Clarke and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smok, Mrs. Mary Ilenn and Charley Smock and Mr. Hasner wero Killing above Hand Sunday. The Guerm ranch Is under now management and considerable im provement is being made. School clow1 Friday with an In teresting program in tho evening. Orvlllo Shullz and Verna Shultz wore not tardy or absent during nine months. Miss KItie Newman, who has taught a nine months' school, will return to her home In Oregon City next weok. MILLICA.V rOWttfJ, UUTTE. (Special to tho Bulletin.) POWELL rt'OT'E, Juno 18 Mrs. A W. Dayn, MtaVUayn. Mrs. Arthur Mlllner and J. A. Rlggs started for Portland on Monday ot last week by auto, to attend tho Rose Festival. Mrs. Mlllner, formally Miss Gladys JIayn, loft Portland on Thursday ev ening to Join her husband In Cali fornia. He Is a membor of the Coast rtlllory and ttatloned at Fort Scott, San Francisco. Mr and Mrs. B N. Hall and son, Kruest, and Mr and Mrs. Reaves Wlllcoxen lolt for Portland on Mon--day of last wook. returning on Bun May night, und report a delightful trip. Mrs Allen Wlllcoxon entortalned Mrs. B. A. Uuaaolt, Mrs. Ross Hus ttt, Mrs. J. R. Warner and Mrs. J. M Shearer on Friday afternoon. W. H. Young and Glon Hamilton rtpent Thursday and Friday on tho Metollus fishing. Mrs. J. M. Shearer, Mrs. W. E. Young. Mrs. Allen Wlllcoxon and Misses Marjory and Fay Hussott vis ited Rend Saturday aftornoon. Miss Jesso Hartley loft reoontly or Los Angelea, whero she expects to spend most of hor .summer, to spend moat of hor summer vaca tion, returning hero In tho fall to rosumo her duties In tho school. Mr and Mrs. J. M. Shearer and Airs. G F. Bcokman spent Sunday on (Special to the Bulletin.) MILLICAN, Juno 15 After holp Ing her mother for several days, Opal Conaway again returned to tho P. B. Johnson home. Mrs. P. B. Johnson mado i busi ness trip to Bond tho past weok. Ferdinand Tauscher bought n team of horsos from W. W. Grin stead recontly. x Mrs. J. J, Holland nnd daughter, Mar', called at tho R. R. Keller homo Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. L. B. Keller was a caller at tho J. J. Holland homo Tuosday. Geo. Roberts nnd family will leave for a trip to California Monday. Mrs. P. B. Johnson and children expect to leave for Nebraska. Mrs. Johnson's glrjhood home, next Wed- ncsuay to spend tho greater part of tho summer. ' Mrs. Ell Spencer will leave for Chchalls, Washington, hor former home, tho latter part of this month. Mrs. Holland and children visited the Chns. Graffenbergcr family Sun day afternoon. Mrs. Vernon Clevengcr and chil dren, Marshal and Scott, visited with Mrs. P. B. Johnson Tuesday. Vernon Clevcnger mado a business trip to Bend this weok. Mrs. J. J. Holland and daughtor visited with Mrs. R. R. Keller on Monday." Ferdinand Tauscher made n trip to Bond this weok, purchasing a gang plow and binder whllo there. The Schmorls will give a dance at their new houso Saturday, June 21. The Sehodulo has bnnn rlinnroil for tho days of tho mall going to Bond, now being Tuesday and Fri day. It. R. Keller is running the onglno for tho Schaofor drilling outfit on the W. W. Orlnstead place Mossrs. Orlnstead mado a trip to town after moro lumber this weok. W, W. Grlnstead and family (Special to Tho Bulletin.) HAMPTON, Juno 14 A. T. Framn has returned to his homestead, after a short stay In Bond. Burr Black. Jesse Bluulc and W. T, Harrison made n tHp down Into I.ako country Friday In Mr. Evans' car. Mrs. Fnlon, nccompnnled by hor sister, Miss Kmlly Peterson, spent Thursday night nt C. B. Harmon's. They wero on tholr way to Mrs. Fnton's homestead over In tho Dry Lako district. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jimmy Brlckcy. Iko Korolph and Leo Rlggs left Wednes day In the former's enr for n few days' stay In Nnvadu. Jim Dunn Is doing somo plowing on tho Strcetcr place. Mr. Peters, of Imperial, was a Hampton caller Sunday. Hugh Crow mado a trip to Fisher Logan's Sunday. Darol Burton spent Sunday with Mrs. R. Whttaker, ot Dry Uke. J. Glover spent Tuosday night with his daughter, Mrs. llallny, of Im perial. Mr. Young, of Brothers, called at fcc Rlggs' Monday. Phil Dcncor nnd wlfo returned from Bond Saturday. Molvln Crow returned from Lo gan's ranch Sunday, whero ho has been working for the past sovorul months. Mr. and Mrs. Mosler wero guests at R. Whltakor's Sunday. HAMPTON HUTTK. oral days hunting for a horso which got out on the rnngo. Miss Cnrrlo Brown nud Miss Both Stauffer worn visitors nt Brookings Sunday, Win, Robertson, of Suploo, wns n gucMt of Port Monks Monday night. Nnrval Brown nttutulod tho dance nt Stuuffer Saturday night, Mrs. Ashhy and two children and V. 1). Harris, ot Stauffer, weru guests nt tho Brookings hotel Wednesday, being on thrlr wny to Bond. Mrs. Ashhy will Join hor husband nt Spragun, Washington, Vie Johnson camo In on Wrny's stage yesterday. Chris Tinner wns n visitor nt tho Brlckey ranch today, Mr. and Mrs. Jltnmlo Brlckey nnd Iko Korolph uutocd to points south tho past week. PiaiNVIKW. (Special to Tho Bulletin)' HAMPTON BUTTE, June 14 Misses Audrey and Gertrudo James returned to their homes last Sat-1 urday, after spending several weeks with tholr aunt, Miss Etta James, nt Tumalo. Eugene Plnkus, of Butte, mado n business trip to Bond Sunday, re turning Tuesday night. Miss Mary Brown and Norman Nuto took Wray's stage for Bond ' Tuosday, on route to Oaklond, Cnl, where Miss Brown will become Mrs. Nute. They will make their future home In Oakland. j P. C. Doncer made a business trip to Bend last week. Nnrval Brown re turned from Bend with him Salur- day. ' Mrs. McKeown nnd throe children returned to tho homestead last Tuos day, aftor living In Bond the past school year, Horace Brookings purchased a sad dle horse tho last weok. Emit Schroder made a business trip to Buck creek this week, Wm. Hoist has beon spending sev- (Hporlnl to Tho Bulletin.) PLAINVIEW, Juno 17 E. W. Olllrtt was on tho slek list last week. P. Vantasscl has Just returnod from Utah, whero ho has boon view ing tho country with tho Idea of buying. Ho found conditions very unfavorable nnd reports a great dent or rain throughout the country tra versed. According to Mr. Vnntnssel, crops nro not any further advanced than hero and' In many pluces they were Just being put In. 8. C. Caldwell hns Just finished planting 25 acres of potatoes. M. E. Martin has recently pur chased a now Ovorlnnd roadster. Mr. nnd Mrs, Milton returned last week from nn extended trip through Washington. Thoy had a very pleas ant trip and found tho roads In ex cellent condition. Mrs. M. W. Knickerbocker spent Monday afternoon nt tho home of, Mrs. E. W. Glllctt. Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Davidson spent Sunday on tho Metollus fishing. Mrs. Fred McAllister, who has been visiting her diuighter, Mrs. Mil ton, returnod to Prlnovlllo on Wed nesday. Miss Edith Smith, of Prlnavllln, has been employed to toauh the Platnvlew school for tho mi in lug year. Mrs. P. Vuutassel called nn Mrs, Dan Winkle Suudiiy afternoon. Mr, Chnlfnn nnd Wnldnuinr Peter son wont fishing to tho Metollus on Tuesday, They Intend spending sov oral days there, M. W, Knickerbocker made u bus iness trip to Rendniond Monday. M. E. Martin and M. Knlrkortmek- TKV OUK Pasteurized Milk Olhcti Me it. None Krtpi Ixl In, Siltt kt doulitnl in A 30 d.yv CENTRAL OREGON I'UwIUI 131 W m STOPS And Investigate our prlrai before buying your grtx-cricB. Wo can save yon money. P.B.Johnson's Mllllcan, Ore. Telephone fffi er wero In Hlstern Friday on bus iness. P. Mnffntt inniln final proof on his homestead Saturday In Sisters. Jess Milton was In Redmond on business Saturday. d F, (I, Powers mado n business lrl ' to Redmond Friday. ' The last few days of exceed Ingly warm weather h'nvn mndn a decided difference In the rrops of thin sec tion. On account of tho Into sprlni: (Continued oil page 7.) FRESH Groceries You have a right to INSIST that wo nee to It that your money finds the greatest pur chasing power, nud that you get QUALITY goods for tho money you pay. RKSPECT wo pity to this plan Is what Is building for us a big business. HOWEVER LITTLE tho saving may be, It will HELP. We'll do our best for YOU. PHONE Itiat'K 11 Erickson's Grocery JOHNSON IILDG. Will Sirrtt No Want Too Big No Want Too Small That BAUER'S GROCERY Can't Fill for You And deliver promptly nnd In the best condition. Our groceries, produce, fruit nro always fresh. Our sanitary refrigerator counter kep our dairy poducts cool and fresh. Uest prices lu canned goods of the best brands. BAKER'S GROCERY Wall Street, Near Ohio Phone Red 161 Shoes for Real Service OUIt SPECIALTY IH TO MAKE HUOEH THAT STAND THE TEST NAP-A-TAN SHOE Is especially mado for this kind of country, Nona aro bet ter mado. J. E. TILT SHOE A handsome sorvlcoablo droits shoo for mon. Cnnnot bo beaten for the money, Olvo thoso shoos n trial. A. HANSON LOGGER. The A. Hanson Loggor Shoos of Throo Lakes, Wis., aro h&nd-mado nnd ono of tho very best of Us kind. Special made-to-order work taken for this shoe. UP-TO-DATE SHOE REPAIRING STREET R, He L-O V fiIN OREGON It Is High Time TO CLEAN UP, PAINT UP AND SWAT The FLY J It's swat the fly time. Start now to put up your screen doors and window screens you wont regret getting an early start. First see our complete line. WE CARRY A J-IEAVY STOCK OF Oregon Portland Cement BUILDING TIME is here. For a high grade line of Builders Hardware you may be assured WE HAVE THE BEST Bend Hardware FIRST FOR ALL KINDS OF Farm Machinery Bend Hardware Company 856 BOND STREET BEND, OREGON