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Central Oregon
Neighborhood
News
PI.A1KVIKW.
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(8poclnl toTho Bulletin.)
PliAINVIBW. July 16. Mr. Hu
bert SooRRln and Mrs. J. A. ScogRln
M-rro in llenil Tuesday on business.
Jess Melton was In Kctlmonil Wed
nesday cvcnlnR.
M. E. Martin was In Bend Wednes
day. P. Van Tassol hns been work at
Dan Winkles' saw mill the past week.
County AnrlcuHurnllst, 11. A.
lllanehard was In this vicinity Thurs
tlav afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Stein called at
the Pine Lawn ranch Thursday.
Grandma ArmstronK spent Tuesday
nlsht at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Scogfiln.
Leonard Davenport, of Prlncvllle,
Is visiting this week with his uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Melton.
Mary Dennett, of Bond. Is visiting
ber grandmother, Mrs. J. A. ScorkIu,
this week.
Mr. Griffin, of Tutnalo. was out
through this neighborhood Wednes
day afternoon on business.
Mrs. Dan Winkle was In Slstors
"Wednesday on business.
Emraott Knickerbocker called on
Hubert Van Tnssol Sunday nttornoon.
Miss Graro Ward and Mrs. Mary
Canada, of Bend, spent last week vis
iting nt the Knickerbocker ranch.
Jess Melton was In Kedmoud last
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodruff, of
rioverdale. passed through here early
Thursday morning on their way to
Bend.
M. W. Knickerbocker. Emmett and
Constance wero In Bend last Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Stein called on
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Scoggln Wed
nesday evening.
Lyle Richardson and father, of
Hend, were in this locality Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford McAllster. who
havV been visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Melton, left Sunday morning
for Portland.
Mrs. Melton was on the sick list
Saturday and Sunday.
The Glllett family have taken their,
departure for Montana, where then
expect to make their future home.
Their leaving was regretted by many.
mentis, anu our sincere wisnes go
with them.
Mrs. Krug entertained the O. D. O.
club at her homo last Thursday. Sand
iviches and lemonade were served.
Those present were Mrs. Howard
Hartley, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Hubert
'Scoggln. Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Nol
son, Mrs. Tweet and Mrs. J. A. Scog
gln. Everyone enjoyed themselves
greatly.
Mr. Bailey, ono of Mr. .Pagtn's
xhecp packers, was arrested hero on
Thursday, by J. M. Griffin.
I finally decided the Jaegor-Stono road
Is to bo opened up.
A. J. Fuller and C. F. Hosktns at
tended K. P. lodgo in Redmond Titos
I day night.
.lorry urosKrurger smrwu ouiiimy
morning for the mountains with tho
last of his nnd Gus Stndlg's cattlo.
L. A. Hunt was In Redmond Mon
day, Miss Fornla, of Prlnovllle. who
is going to visit for n few weeks with
old friends at Lowor Bridge, return
ing with him.
Mrs. L. F. Rico and daughters,
Dorothy nnd Hope, wero In Redmond,
Saturday.
Mrs. A. J. Fuller, Mrs. Emma Ful
ler and Mrs. Fred Wnltors motored
to Redmond Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hosklns and
family wero visitors at tho Holm's
home on the Peninsula Inst Suuday,
TERREBONNE.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Allen Wlllcnxen and
Mr. and Mrs. Otis lluttortlold at
tended Eastern 8tnr In Redmond Inst
Wednesday ovenlng.
Mrs, E. A. Bussott spent Saturday
evening In I'rlnovlllo.
Miss Ruby Clark returned to Prluo
vlllo on Hiiudny, nftnr working nt tho
lluttortlold ranch for tho past two
mouths.
J. E. Warner, Alton Wlltcnxon and
Otis lluttortlold recounted nnd mark
ed the shoop nt tho counting pons nt
Crescent on Friday, hoforo turning
thorn on tho reserve.
Mr. and Mrs. Motvln Foster, of
Redmond, visited rulntlvcs hero on
Frldny.
Joss Bcckntnn mndo a trip to Cres
cent Monday, returning Tuesday.
E. A, Bussott was a dinner griost
nt Frod Brown's Inst Sunday,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Hhouror and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Foster fished
in the Deschutes near Tumaln on
Sundny nnd report a splendid catch.
Miss Borthn Gnodsell and Mr, John
Tuck wero married Inst Friday.
Miss Ethel Wright, granddaughter
of Mrs. Georgo II. Stone, and Joo
Spoochloy returned from tholr hon
eymoon Inst Saturday.
BRICK vs. OTHER BUILDINGS
BRICK BUILDINCIS IN BEND
VALUE ABOUT
$500,000
FJRB LOSS IN FIVE YEARS
NONE
OTHER UUILDINOS
VALUE ABOUT
$2,000,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER
$100,000
loTi1 BEND BRICK & LUMBER CO.
CLOVERDAI.E.
HAMPTON.
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
HAMPTON. July 0 Le Rlggs.
Jim Dunn and Ike Zerolph spent sev
eral days In Bend the foro part of tho
"week.
Jake Book passed through Hamp
ton on his way home from Bend last
Sunday. Ho was taking a load of
gasoline to Brookings.
Mrs. M. II, Crow called at Mrs. C.
B Horman'a Friday,
Dan McArthur and C. B. Harman
spent Friday with Lew Bennett on
Hampton Butte.
Hugh Crow left for Bend Monday.
Ike Zerolph purchased a new Max
well car while in Bend this week.
Lora Crow made a trip to Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Brickoy's homestead ou
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Harman, Mrs.
"W. H. Payne and Dan McArthur spoilt
Sunday with Tilr. and Mrs. Searcoy.
Marjorle Payne and Darle Burton
spent Thursday at Mrs. Fallon's, of
Dry Lake.
Molvln Crow called on Dan Mc
Arthur Friday.
Lee Rlgga made a trip to Camp
Creek Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Whltaker spent
the Fourth of July in Bend.
Jim Dunn and Ike Zerolph went to
Darns Saturday, returning Sunday.
E. Smith was a Hampton visitor
Sunday.
Del Davis, of Pringlo Flats, made
a trip to Bend Saturday.
Rneclal to Tho Bulletin.)
TERREBONNE, July 16. Max
Mendenhall, of Opal City, hns been
visiting his cousin, Devero Holtrlch.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Perry wero
dinner guests nt the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. Georgo Graves last Sunday.
Mrs. Gcrtrudo Whlters, of I'rlno
vlllo, visited frionds here last week.
Mrs. Whlters has accepted the prlnc
Ipnlshlp of tho, Terrebonne school for
tho coming year.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. A. McElfresh vis
ited tho Redmond Rcbckah lodgo
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Millie Lehman, of Portland, n
former rosldont hero. Is visiting her
brother, Orville Morris.
II. V. Gatos returned Saturday ov
onlng from n trip to Ileppner.
Frank Martz, of Bend, was a Sun
day visitor here.
Claude Drew and wife are new
comers to our city. Mr. Drew ex
pects to open a blacksmith shop on
Main street.
Miss Margaret Hojlelde was a
guest at tho Relgel home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Foster wero
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Tunker. last Thursday and Friday.
The Ladles' Pioneer club held Its
regular business meeting Wednesday
nttornoon, July 11, Those present
were Mesdnmes Davidson, Nichols,
Relgol. Parr, Perry. Mitchell, Gal
bralth and Peckham.
The orchardlsts around Terrobonno
feol qulto elated orer the prospects
for u bountiful fruit crop thfs year.
The Into spring hold tho fruit buds
back, which seems to bo Just what
wns needed to Insure a good crop.
Tho berry patcbos arc also yielding
abundantly this season, which will
all help the farmers fight the high
cost of living.
IOWKI.Ij BUTTE.
(Special to The Bulletin.)
CLOVEUDALE. July Hi. Mrs. W.
I). Pugh nnd daughter. Mildred, of
Bond, worn visiting In Clovordnlo Inst
week.
Nearly all tho fnrmore started cut
ting alfalfa Monday morning. Thai
crop is lienor tnnn wns oxpocted.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Grubo nnd
daughters, Eleanor and Mnudc, Ida
Nlswongor nnd Orphn Ilnuck went to
Suttlo Lnko Inst Thursday for n fow
dnys' outing.
Mrs. II. C. Miller nnd Mrs. W. W.
Van Mntro wero calling on Mrs. Grey
Saturday afternoon.
J. W. Gnttcr wns trnnsnctlng bus
iness in Redmond Saturday.
Mrs. II. O. Wilson was shopping
In Redmond Saturday.
Enrl, Arthur and Floyd Grube and,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Kllno spout Hun-'
dny on Suttlo Lnke. I
Mrs. F. G. Cutllp nnd thrco sons, i
of Redmond, More picking goose
berries at Mrs. II. C. Miller's place
Friday. ;
Fnl Miller wns baptism! at Slstors '
Sundny afternoon. '
Kthul Vincent vlnlted with Idalla .
Miller Saturday night and Sunday.
Several of the ClnverdalH folks at-'
tended preaching services at SlsUr
Sunday night.
SISTERS. !
Dr. Bobbins was called to Red
mond Saturday to take charge of
Dr. Hosrh'a practlco whllo tho latter
Is taking a vacation.
W. D. Farthing nnd ll Chat have
returned from n fishing excursion to
Thrco Creek Lnko.
Rev. J, E. Blnlr conducted services
nt the Presbyterian church Sunday
ovnnnlg. Severn! new members wort
baptised nnd received into tho church,
Win, Lang, of this place, who hns
enlisted In tho hospital servlco of tho
U. S. army, hns received notice to ho
ready for a mil to tho colors nt any
moment. Tho friends and neighbors
of Mr. Lang gathered at tho homo
of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Roach Fri
day evening and gave Mr. Lang a
farewell party,
J. B. Minor and family, nf Bend,
were Sundny cnllers at tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Slinw.
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Tt'MALO.
r.Suflclal to The Bulletin.)
SISTERS. July Iti. G. Martin nnd
family loft In their touring car Sat
urday for their home In Pullman,
Washington. Mr. Martin has been
visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. J. O. McKlnnoy,
of this place, for the past two weoks. '
IiO.ST CREEK
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
LOST CREEK. July 10. The
Fourth of July passed very quietly.
A number of poople enjoyed a picnic
at Curran's hall during the day and a
dance at night.
C. S. Davis and Tom Cowan have
gone to Bond for lumber for W. T.
Cowan, who expects to build a rest
donco in tho near future.
Ray Stauffor came over fraia Egll
and spent tho Fourth with tho home
folks.
J. Musser was a business visitor at
ihe home of Tom Hutton last Sat-
urday.
Ben DoWItt, who has boon cooking
.it Rodmond, roturuod home last Sat
urday evening.
Ben Rhodes is doing some fencing
for Mrs. O. O. Rhode.
Mrs. C. S. Davis has gone to Silver
Crook to visit relatives and friends
for a fow days.
Kenneth Helm and Hazel MoLouth
were guests ut the Crosby Smith homo
last Sunday.
l.OWHK BRIDGE.
(Special to tho Bulletin.)
POWELL BUTTE, July 16. Otis
Butterflold has sold his Maxwell car
and purchased a Dodge.
Earl Saunders and family left for
Seaside, by auto on Tuesday of last
week.
Mrs. Walter Foster spent Tuesday
of last week with Mrs. J. M. Shearer.
Win. Wells, of Redmond, is help
In urKh tho llivlnir nn tlin tlMII tl'n...
a.o ...... .j a ,,w ,,,, ,1 u,
weiler ranch.
Otis Butterfleld left for Portland
Monday evening, returning Wednes
day, of last week.
A mare belonging to E A. Bus
sett presented him with u fine pair
or twin colts last week.
Walter Foster spent several days
last week fishing at Crescent lake.
The young people enjoyed a wlenlo
roast on tho west sldo of the old rlvor
bed on Tuesday night of last week,
there bolng about 26 present.
TRY OUR
Pasteurized Milk
Othoi Eke it. None Kcpt Ut
let. Salci hare doubled m p4
30Uyt.
CENTRAL OREGON
FARMERS
CREAMERY
PhooeRtd 131
TUMALO, July 111. Ray Brown
mndo a trip to Bond Saturday morn
ing, doing tho usual number of er
rands for tho neighbors.
Fishing trlpM to tho Motollus, Cres
cent Lnke and other points wero mndo
by tho GorklugM nnd their guests, Mr,
nnd Mrs. Chns. Gorklug and Mr. and
Mrs. Woodnrd.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Mnrso and Miss
Adah Morse, of Redmond, nnd Mr
Gardner Parry, of Prlnovllle, worn
visiting nt the C P. Becker homo on
Suuday.
Mrs. Lou Pulllnm wns hurt Inst
Saturday, whllo driving wKli her son
and little granddnughter. The team
hcams uiiiunnngenhle and ran nwuy,
throwbig them out. Tho others wore
unhurt, but Mrs. Piilllam suffered a
badly sprained and bruised shoulder.
Men arc needed In the buy field
and to help Irrigate the grain.
Mr. McCartney mndo a trip to
Tumalo Monday to get some black
smithing done.
Mrs, U. W. Bales nrrlvnd home tlm
first of tho week, after a lung visit
to her daughter In Colorado.
G. G. Gorklug sold his ranch to
Mr Hayes, of Silver Lake, who takes
possession nt once. O rover will over
sco tho hay harvest for his purchaser.
Alfalfa hay is heavy and a flno
crop this year, owing to tho extended
warm wenthor.
Many have tholr hay all cut and
ready for storing.
Miss Joituln Burt wont to Portland
to nttond tho N. E. A. convention.
ALFALFA
(Special to tho Bulletin.)
MIIjLICAN, July III. The pcopln
of tho east end school district culled a
mooting at tho W. W. (irlustond plnrn
Snturdny evening to discuss tho pos
sibility nf obtaining a school In tholr
end of the district.
W. W. Orlusloud culled at tho Loo
TnuNclmr homo Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. (Irlustond nnd
llttlo sou wont to Bond Saturday ev
ening. ,
Mrs. R It. Keller and children
wore Suuday afternoon visitors at tho
J. J. Holland homo,
Chns. Groffouberger took his sou,
Raymond, and I. L. Owen to I'rlno
vlllo Wedni'sdny. where thoy will ho
employed on tho Ed. Strom ranch
during hayliiK.
Mr- HIoiiii, v. ho has sold nil his
horses, Is nt Rlivor Lukn to buy morn
cattlo.
Mrs. (loo. Cook called at tlin F.
Tntisnlmr home Wednesday.
F. Tutischor'H cow got cut qulto
hndly In a wire fouro this wook.
Mrs. J. J. Holland and daughter,
Mary, rail ml at the F. Taiuoher homo
Wednesday.
Tho school hoard met nt tho school
hutiso Sunday afternoon, sotting July
28 fur tho next special election, to
vote on n ItudRftt (or now school hous
cm, etc.
Sloan's iiion am busy rounding up
stock near Psrclvul's.
It. It. Kollnr called at tho Sloan
ranch Wednesday.
Lou Itunnoy nnd A. D- Norton worn
Sunday rlsttors ut( tholr rospootlvo
homes.
Vornou Clovngr md a trip to
Bend for P. II. Johnson this week.
Loo TniHrhor hns lien busy plow
ing the paal wk
IF
you will list your farms
with the
HOMESEEKERS LAND COMPANY
or HENl), OH KG ON
and the price is right we can sell
them. R, P. MINTER, Manager
F
STOP!
Anil Investigate our price
before buying your grocerle.
We can save you money.
P.B.Johnson's
Mllllcan. Ore. Telephone
m sJB
No Want Too Big
No Want Too Small
That BAUER'S GROCERY
Can't Fill for You
And deliver promptly and In the hot condition. Our
groceries, produce, fruit are always fresh. Our aanltary
refrigerator counter keeps our dairy poducu cool and
fresh. Best prices In canned good ol the boat brands.
BAKER'S GROCERY
Wall Street. Near Ohio
Phon Red 161
Shoes for Real Service
OUR SI'KCIAIrV IS TO MAKK KIIOHS THAT
STAND TIIK TKST
NAP-A-TAN SHOE
Is especially made for this kind of country. None aro bet
ter made.
J. E. TILT SHOE
A handsome serviceable dross shoo for mon. Cannot ba
beaten for the money. Glvo thoso shoes a trial.
A. HANSON LOGGER.
The A. Hanson Logger Shoos of Threo Lakes, Wis., aro
hand-mado and one of tho very best of Its kind. Special mado-to-order
work taken for this shoe.
UIVTO.IUTK fillOK ItKl'AIUINa
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.
IRR.IGATIONISTS
NEEDS
Garden Hose
Hock
Cultivators
Sprinklers
Hakes
Harrows
We carry a wide range of supplies
for the owners of Irrigated tracts.
May we, supply you with these
necessaries.
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HOW ABOUT THE
FLY CAMPAIGN
Have you 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 Anybody
If you havo not yet given
your house a touch of new color
but intend to,
Wo wish again to remind you
" that tho
Uend Hardware Company
is first in Paints and Varnishes.
Bend Hardware Company
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R. H. LOVEN
BEND
ORECON
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
imvRR uniDGE. July 16. Carl
856 BOND STREET
BEND, OREGON
House waa in Bend the early part of
tho week on roaer mauers. u wbb
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