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Central Oregon
Neighborhood
News
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I.OWKK 1UIIIK1K.
(Spcclnl to Tho Rullotln.)
LOWER lminOR, July S. T.onm
Campbell, Mrs. O. Campbell nntl Jim
llrndloy wore visitors In rtmlmond
Saturday.
Jorrs aroskreuKor, Mrs. Harring
ton and son, Denxll, wero up tho
Motollus on a tailing trip.
8cvcral of tho families of Lower
Bridge celebrated In Ilend on tho
Fourth, as Lower Rrlilga decldded
not to hold a colouration this year.
Charlie Ulsoock started haying
Saturday and reports tho host crop
uvcr raised on that particular land
A. S. Hottnes and C. F. Hosklns
will start tholr haying tho 10th.
Marlon Hosklns, Dorothy Rico and
Fern Walters woro In Redmond Sat
urday. Tho Lower Bridge grnngo mooting
was postponed for two weeks,
Vorn Calvorley, who has a home
stead at Iflwor Rrldge, enlisted In
tho coast artillery and loft tor Van
couver Tuesday. He has been at
work for Paul Scrogglns at Tunialo,
who has also enlisted.
TUMAliO.
friends In Sisters several dajs last
wcok.
Roy Davidson and family celohrat
d July 4 at tho homo of Mr. and
,Mrs. K, M. Harrington.
I John M. Parker celebrated July -1
at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. 0.
McKlnncy.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Updike en mo
up from tho Mntnllus and spent scv
erals days In Sisters last weok.
Mr. and Mrs. V. 1). Farthing havo
returned from a weok s ramping on
Trout Creek.
Jack Stoldham and family spent
July 4 fishing at the lakes.
Nearly overyono In Sisters cele
brated July 4 In Hond. All ruport a
ftno time.
Mrs. Aubrey Porry was In charge
of tho Dennis hotol on July 4, while
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis celebrated In
Rond.
Flfteon now membors were added
to the Presbyterian church In Slstors
as a result of tho revival ssrvlotts
under tho direction of Rev. Marshall.
Tho church has boon reorganized
and tho enthusiasm of Its members
greatly stimulated. Mr. Marshall, It
is reported, Is conducting a series of
services In Terrebonne.
(Special to Tho Rullctln.)
TUMALO. July 8. B. F. Nichols
'has gone to Rosoburg for a short
stay.
, Tutnalo was well represented In
the parade In Bond the Fourth. ,
Tho Tunvalo people havo been con
stant visitors at tho Chautauqua,
many attending evory day.
Tho J. N. R. Corking family havo
nn Influx of visitors this week. Chas.
Corking, tholr son, with his family,
arrived from Athena on Thursday
for a short stay Mrs. Saylor. their
daughter, and family from Milton,
who aro visiting points of Interest In
the state, stopped hero on their way
from Crater Iake to valley points,
where they will visit in Medford.
then on making Portland before ft
turlng home Mr. and Mrs. Wallace,
neighbors of the Say tors, are accom
panying them on their trip.
Crops and gardens aro beginning to
look promising since the warm weath
er came. Krery plant seoms to be
doing its best to fight the Germans.
Now places are bolng fenced and
roads closed, so tho country will be
altogether different by fall.
Tutnalo and vicinity havo been
vory quiet for tho past week, owing
to tho many attractions In Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dlsklnson
moved into tho Barnes building ut
tho end of the strcoct in Tumulo and
Tiavo opened a restaurant, whore the
'hungry visitors may bo well fed.
PLAIN vir.w.
this suction tor tunny yours uud will
bo grimily mfnsml by his old frlomts.
Tho plo social given nt tho hull
Saturday night was well attended and
a good programme was ronderod.
Tom Crttntu has purchased tho
Otis lluttorflold ranch, consisting of
240 aero, consideration $30,000. Mr.
lluttorflold and family expuut to
spend the Humuior traveling mid
camping, and Incidentally looking
for a (oration.
Mr. nud Mrs. Sniu Rtttor have
moved Into tho Rlggs house to ronmln
during tho busy season,
Mr, Marshall has so ldhls ranch,
formerly known as the Guy Soars
farm. Mr. .Marshall and family
moved to tho ranch In tho spring,
so havo not boon In this section long.
Lloyd Russott, Fay RuHsott, Mrs.
Reaves YYIItcnxeu, Mrs. Ross Russelt,
Mrs. K. A. llussett and mother, Mrs,
Drown, made a business trip to Rend
Saturday artornoon.
Miss Ruth Foster and Frank Long
attended the show nt Redmond Sun
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis lluttorflold and
Miss Horn I to. Mr. nud Mrs. 'Allen
Wlllcoxen uud Harriett spent Sunday
evening In Rend.
Mrs. J. M. Shearer spent several
dus visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Oreweller, nt tho
mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rrowu, Mrs. K.
A. llussett nud Grandma Brown made
a trip to Prluovllte Friday.
Allen YVIIIcoxon mndo a trip to tho
sheep camp on Monday.
J. K. Warnor. K. N. Hall, Otis But
trofleld and Allen Wlllcoxtm started
tholr sheep to the reserve on Tuesday.
BRICK vs. OTHER BUILDINGS
BRICK BUILDINGS IN BI2ND
VALUE ABOUT
$500,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS
NONE
OTHER BUILDINGS
VALUE ABOUT
$2,000,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER
$100,000
brick? BEND BRICK & LUMBER CO.
llrind with tho mall stage on Tttns
day.
ALFALFA
HAMPTON ItUTTK
TKRItKRONNK.
(Special to tho Bulletin.)
PLAINVIKW, July S. Mr. and
Mrs. K. W. Glllett wore In Bend Sat
urday. J. D. Donovan, of tbn Bund hos
pital, spent Saturday afternoon In!
this vicinity.
M. W. Knickerbocker Is sporting
a new car.
Jess Melton made a buslneM trip
to Redmond Saturday.
Most of the people of this neigh
borhood spent the 4th and 5th at
Bend's big celebration.
Rev: Blair, of Redmond, held ser
vices at the Plalnvlew school house
Sunday afternoon.
Messrs Dobeon, Smith and Par
sons, of Redmond, attended a meet
ing of the water users of the Three
Creek system held at Plalnvlew school
house Saturday afternoon.
Howard Hartley and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krug spent
Sunday In Sisters.
Mis Dorothy Stein, of Portland,
is visiting her parents hero.
Tho water has boan turned out of
the McAUstor ditch a few days for
repairs.
Tho farmers of this locality oxpect
to start haying tho latter part of!
mis week.
(Special to Tho Rulletln.)
HAMPTON nUTTB. July G.Mrs.
Chas. Jnmos nud children wont to
Bond to spend tho Fourth.
Mr. nud Mrs. Kdward 8treet vis
ited with the lattcr's parents, Mr.
ami Mrs. V. Schroder, Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Brown nud Win. Rob
erts wore guests nt tho Rert Mocks
homo last Friday.
MIh Agnes Schroder and Win.
Hoist went to Stnuffcr to celolirate
the Fourth. (
Kntll Carrot made a busluess trip '
to Ruck Creek last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake nook and Os-'
car Black vwre guests of Mr. and'
Mrs. Brookings the Fourth.
J. M. Brlckey lost a mare last
week. The animal was gored by a
bull, which caused her death.
Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmle Brlckey at
tended the dance nt Brothers on the
Fourth.
This section Is greatly In need of
rain. Unless It rains In n few days
the outlook for good crops Is de
cidedly poor i
Kdwln Schroder returnud from
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
ALFALFA. July 7. Paul Moris
elilng and Curt Mullor have con
tracted their hay In the stack to
J. N. Williamson at flfi nor ton.
Mrs. Mnry Bonn has gone to Port-
laud to look ufter her Interests there.
Miss Ada Kerry Is attending tho
Chautauqua In Prliiuvllle.
Albert Ferry was out from Prlne
vllle to visit his pu rents this week.
Miss Mnhlo Allen, of Powell Butte,
will teach tho Alfalfa school the
coming term.
Herbert Clarke made a business
trip to Redmond Saturday.
Despite tho backward looking sea
son, alfalfa looks good, and haying
will commence within 10 days.
Alfalfa was well represented In
Rend the Fourth.
A delightful picnic dinner was
served nt the Guerln ranch by thoso
unable to gel nwny from farm duties.
About 60 were present.
Carl Glllmore and family, of Kent,
Oregon, lire visiting Frank I'imI.
1 'OWH IX Rl'TTK.
POWKLL ItlTTi:.
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
TERREBONNE, July 8. Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Mackey and family mo
tored to Silver Lako ad spent ttie
Fourth with relatives.
Misses Sadie and Bessie Relgel
were visitors In Bend over tho cele
bration. B R. Nichols and family and J.
MeClay and family picnicked on the
Deschutes last Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Metealf returned re
rent ly from an extended visit with
Jier sister at Edmonds. Wash.
Georgle Gates, of Redmond, sptnt
the past week here with his grand
mother, Mrs. M. C. Davidson.
A. A. Dyer has closed his store at
Metollus and expects to devote his
time to the business here.
Mr. nnit Mr P W MrU'llll.mu
are tho proud parents of a baby I
naugmer, who arrivod June 30. The
little one has been named June.
Mrs. L. P. Snapp visited with rela
tives at Opal City last weok.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Perry and
C4arlbol, wore guests at the Boyn
: ton homo for the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mlllsr. of Jef
ferson, Oregon, are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Helen MeMunn, who has been
quite ill for the past two weeks. Is
"Improving.
B. A. Mallett, of Bend, was a Ter
rebonne visitor last week.
Tom McICunn, of Opal Cltl. has
been vlsltlnc his mother. Mrs. L. P.
Snapp.
Mrs. W. O. Ralston loft lust vault
for Sheridan, Oroison. whare she will
enjoy an extended visit with relatives
'jtnd friends.
Tho Ladlos' Pioneor club feel very
'grateful to all who helped make their
too cream social a suocees. The pro
ceed from tho evening will enable
Uiam to cancel tho debt on their
piano and will leave a tidy sum,
which Is to be donated to the Amer
ican Red Crow.
(Special to tho Bulletin.)
POWELL BUTTE. July 6. Mrs.
A. W. Bayn, Miss Hazel Bayn and
J. A. Rlggs spont Monday and Tues
day of last week, at Deschutes.
The dance given at the Powell
Butto Community hall was a splendid
success, there being a number pres
ent from Bend and Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young and
daughter, Delia, are visiting with
Mr and Mrs. Fred Brown this week
Karl Saunders has sold his Ford
and purchased a Maxwell Mr.
Saunders and family expect to begin
their travels before long, spending
the summer In camping and sight
seeing. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Butterflc-Id and
Bernlce, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Will
coxen and Harriet, Mrs. J. M. Shear
er and Ruth, spent several das last
week camping at Odell lake and Fall
river.
A. H. Rhode sold his ranch of 1C0
acres to Tom Crouln, consideration
118,000. Mr. Rhode has lived In
TRY OUK
Pasteurized Milk
Othett Lie il. None Ktq Urt.
Iff. SW lure doubled in pil
30 diyi.
CENTRAL OREGON
FARMERS'
CREAMERY
Phone RJ 131
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
POWELL BUTTE. July 7. Mrs
Geo. C. Truesdale nud children re
cently returned from Thcoiu and
Vancouver. Wash., where they have
been visiting friends and relatives
for several uenks.
Powell Butte was well represented
at a community picnic at Tutnalo
July 4. In the early part of the af
teruoon the crowd dispersed, most
of them spending the remainder nf
the day at Bend and also attending
the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wilson. Miss
Sophie Slrtxner and Max Strlxuer
attended the dunce In Prtnevllle on
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Saunders and
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rico attended the
Chautauqua In Bend on Friday ev
ening Mrs. N. P Alley. trs. Wallace
Smith nud Mrs, L, W. Van Duron
visited Bond on Friday.
Otis lluttorflold and Spook Young
went to Spring River nud Harper
on Thursday, returning Frlduy.
Miss Jo Manseau has returned from
n year's absence nt Frlwoo, to visit
with her parents for a couple of
months,
R. L. Moore Is able to be nt homo
once moio after undergoing an op
eration. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bayn, Miss
llnxel Bayn, Mr. J. A. RlgKS and Mr.
and Mrs. Ross llussett enjoyed the
Chautauqua nt Rend Thursdny even
ing. Mr. nud Mrs. E. A. llussett, Miss
Fay llussett and Lloyd DuasiUt made
a trip to Paulina Lake on Sunday,
where they visited with Mrs. Lluster,
of Bond, Mho Is at the sanatorium ut
East Lake.
Fred McCaffory, of Redmond, took
dinner nt the Rill Young ranch on
Thursday.
Joss Bvckuinu, Spork Young, Roy
Skeeue and Louis llursnu went to
Prtnevllle on Sunday afternoon to
boo the "Birth of a Nation "
Mr. and Mrs. ltd Barnard nud
(lliltdinu nud Mr. and Mrs. J. K
Warner celebrated In Rend on July
Fourth. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shearer nud
daughter, Ruth, spent several duya
Inst week visiting with Mr. and Mr
CltiiN. Oreweller nt the Oreweller mill
southwest of Ilend.
W. I Young nttmulml Installa
tion of the IC. P lodge In Redmond oh
Titesiluy evening of Inst week.
Mr mid Mrs Oils llutterflsld, Mr
and Mrs. Allen Wllleoxen, Mrs, W.
E. Voting. Mrs. J. M. Shearer, Mr.
and Mrs Prsd limit u, Mr. nud Mrs.
Wm. Wilson; Mliwwt Hophlo StrU
iter, Marjory Young, Ruby Clark, Ha
te) llsyii. and Messrs J. A. Rlggs.
Max Strlxuer. Speck Young and Jest
Blackmail attended the dance at thn
Hippodrome In Bend, on Wednesday
night. July 4.
Pntrlrla. the eight year old daugh
ter or Mr. and Mrs Karl Humidor,
was operated nn (or adenoids and
removal of tonsils thn first of last
(Continued un pngo 7.)
IF
you will list your farms
with the
HOMESEEKERS LAND COMPANY
nf BEND, OltKGON
and the price is right we can sell
them. R. P. MINTER, Manager
p
STOP!
Anil Inveitlgslo our prlcra
before buying your groceries.
Wo can save you money.
P. B. Johnson's
Mllllcnn. Ore. Trlcnhone
h J
No Want Too Big
No Want Too Small
That BAUER'S GROCERY
Can't Fill for You
And deliver promptly and In the let condition. Our
. groceries, proilure, fruit are nlwuyn f resit. Our sanitary
refrigerator co outer keeM our dairy poditcU cool ami
fresh. Rest prices lit canned. g(HHt of tUe best brands.
BAKER'S GROCERY
Wall Street. Near Ohio
Phone ReJ 161
rilKTKRS.
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
3ISTKRS. July 9. Joe Wilson
inn do a buslnoBS trip to Portland for
tho purpose of purchasing a now
carriage for his mill.
Tho J. P. Duckott mill is shut down
ou account of lack of men,
Mrs. Jack Stoldham, who has baon
cooking for the men at Wilson's
mill, is spending a fow days with
her mother, Mrs. W. D. Farthing,
of this nlace.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Graham aro visit
ing with their son, E. Graham, of
Orandviow.
J. P. DuckeUr Goo. Messer and
VI. Berry reiurnea irora a iiBning ax
curslon to tho lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mlllor. of Wan
muck, Oregon, aro visiting relatives
and friends in Sisters.
E. Graham and family, of Grand
vlow, were visiting relatives and
Shoes for Real Service
OL'll SPKCTALTY IS TO MARK 8I10KS THAT
STAND TIIK ti:kt
NAP-A-TAN SHOE
Is especially mado for this kind of country. None aro bet
tor made.
J. E. TILT SHOE
A handsome sorvlccablo dress shoo for men. Cannot bo
beaten for the money. Glvo these shoes a trial.
A. HANSON LOGGER.
The A. Hanson Logger Shoes of Throo Lakes, Wis,, aro
hand-made and one of tho vory bout of its kind. Special mado-to-order
work taken for thlt shoe.
I'P-TO-DATK BIIOU RICPAIRINU
BOND
STREET
R. H. LOVEN
BEND
OREGON
Call On Us For Mid-Summer
HARDWARE Necessities
WITH A FIRM CARRYING THE BIGGEST STOCK
of Hardware of any Firm in Central Oregon. We Can
Assure You That Every Need You May Have for Hard
ware Goods You Will Find Them In Our Immense Stock.
IRRJGATIONISTS'
NEEDS
Gulden Hose
Hoes
Cultivators
Sprinklers
Hakes
Harrows
We carry a wide range of supplies
for the owners of Irrigated traets.
May we supply you with these
nectisaries.
HOW ABOUT THE
FLY CAMPAIGN
Have j'ou put on your .screens?
You should first see our fine
stock of screen doors,
THE LAKES OF
CENTRAL OREGON
ARE OPEN TO
FISHERMEN
We are now carrying the largest
assortment or FISHING TACKLE
for stream and lake fishing in
Central Oregon
Ask Anyhody
If you havo not yet given
your houso a touch of now color
but intend to,
Wo wish again to remind you
that tho
Ilend Hardware Company
is first in Paints and Varnishes.
Bend Hardware Company
856 BOND STREET .:
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BEND, OREGON