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' PAOK a I1KNO 11ULLKTIN, DKNI), OUIXION, Tlll'IlSDAV, HKPTK.MIIKH (I, tlM7 -- Central Oregon Neighborhood News -- --- C. 0. B. CLUB MEETS AT ALFALFA HOME Mr. nnil Mm. A. O. W'ulker Kntcrtnln for Visitors Kocoiul liny Cut Hhuws Itnpcovement. 'Special to Tho Oullotln.) ALFALFA. Sopt. 4. Tho C. O. 11. vlub entertained nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Walker on Thursday evening, (or the pleasure of Mr. nnil Airs. Powell and daughter. MIm Helen, of Urownsvllle, who are visit ing at tho homo of their son and brother. Hart Powell. The Powoll family, with visiting relatives and Mr. West, are spending a few days on Jie Deachutee. Mr. McLaughlin has sold tils home utcad. To bo "different" in Alfalfa those days, one must drive a horse, as al most everyone has a car of some do wcrlptlon. A. ShoatH was a lledmond visitor this week. Frank Oglo and Kay Fisher left last week for tho Willamette Valley Xo look after property -there. A. O, Walker and family spent sev eral days In tho mountains at tho Hanger's station near Broken Top. Tho trip was made for pleasure and to look after their cattle that are pastured there. "Word has been received from Mr. and Mrs. It. A, Wooloy, who are now located at Three Hills, Alberta, Can ada. They arc harvesting their grain and are well pleased with the country- The second cutUng of alfalfa Is be ing cut this -week and Is much better than the first. Frnk Ogle, Itnr Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Thorp left Sunday in their, cars, Mr, and Mrs. Thorp for their, homo In Portland, while Mr. Ogle and Mrs. Fisher will go to the valley on buslnoee. Charles Pyntt and M. L. Pyatt are disposing of their stock and will go to Montana on a tour of Inspection. Carl Larson and Jensle Titttl. of the Ouerln ranch, have added seven head of cows to their dairy herd, buying them from Herb Clarke re cently. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie V. Clarke and Albert Shults and family motored to Hend Saturday evening. Curt Muller Is another added to the list of automobile owners In Alfalfa. Lester Hollowny, who has been working In Lower llrldge, returned to his homo In Alfalfa Thursday Mrs. Bookman, of Powell Hutto. Is spending n few days with Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Hardy. Chnrles Pyatt has placed his order for a new Ford car. C. Gwlnn. of Powell Hull, was In Alfalfa Wednesday and bought a milch cow from M. L. Pyntt. Horace Hrooklngs Is rutting tho hny on tho Dick Philips pluco icnr Hampton, Mrs. Ndward Street and children returned to it lie I r home near Fife lunt Sunday, after spending suveral weeks with her parents. C. J. Stanffer and Thomas Cow en. of Ktauffer, were business visitors here Saturday night. Mrs. Alice Marshall left for her homo In Forest drove today, after spending several months with hnr parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ilrlckay. Ike Xterolt was a business visitor at Hrooklngs Friday night. Mrs. C. J. Stattffer, Mrs. Steven and Mr. llest. all of SUutffer, passed through here Tuesday on the mail stage on their way to llund. Wallace llroui returned to his home In Demi after spending his va cation with his grand parents, Mrs. V. Schreder returned home Monday from n two weeks' stay with her daughter. Mrs. ltay Simpson, of lleud. FIRE AT MI LUC AN BURNS 200 ACRES BEND GIRL ELECTED TEACHER AT ROLYAT .Mv Koto Ilumtrll to Unto Charge of School ThN .Year liny I iik N ProgToMng llnpldly. (Special to The Bulletin.) HAMPTON nUTTK, Sept. 4. The Ilolynt school board met Saturday and olected Miss Hose M. Hunnell. of Hoiul, as teacher for the coming year. Alex McKeown made final proof on his homestead before Commissioner Stauffer last week. Mrs. J. M. Ilrlckoy and daughter, Mrs. Samuel Marshall, visited with Mrs. Andrew MIckle, near Held, last Tuesday. Charles James and son. Itoyoe. went out to Hend Sunday to work for several months. Itliuto Originate on (iroffenlxtrxcr Place Many lire Kuiplojoil In 1'lghtlug I'laiues In Timber. (Special to The Bulletin.) MILL1CAN. Sept. A. A brush fire, started by Charles (iroffenberger to clear his land, got beyond his control and burned over 200 ncroa of J. It. Heatsou's place and considerable of the Ceorge Cook place, ulso iulte n few fence poets on both places. Once before It got beyond Mr. (Iroffenber ger's control and burned over the Coulg pluco. to the edge of the tim er. Quite a few from hero were fight ing fire, on the other side of Pine Mountain. Mr. Caldwell lost all of his camping outfit and a horse In the fire, having only moved his sheep In there the same day Mrs. It. It. Keller received her diploma from the "Chautauqua School of Nursing" Thursday. Frank Sloan called nt his ranch Thursday. Oscar Conaway, ltay Norton and Lyle Caldwell visited with Walter and Hay Keller Thursday. Mr. ami Mrs. Ceorge Cook and Wm. A. itahn were visitors at the F. Tauscher home recently. Mrs. J. J. Holland and son, Joe, called at the C. M lloslii home Thurs day Hazel Norton called at the It. It. Keller home Sunday. Wm A llahn. the Oroffenbreiwr children and Joe Holland went on Pino Mountain Sunday and picked borrles and Oregon grapes, Mrs. It. It. Keller and children called on Mrs, II. B. Couawny Monday afteruoou. Mr. and Mrs. Leo llooucy expect to leave their homestead very soon. Mrs. Koouoy Is going to Portland and Mr. Itoouey to lleud. Mrs. P. II. Johnson and three chil dren returned from their two mouths' visit to Nebraska and South Dakota. Mr. Johnson met thorn at lleud with his car. A coyote, with ludtoatloiiN of tho rabies, was shot on the P. II. John son place Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Krneal Ndmondit nud daughter, Louise, made a trip to lleud and lledmond, and on their return Wednesday called at the P. 11. John sou place. Hev. Kdmonds Joined his wife and sons Monday at the Kruest Kdmonds home. HAMPTON STOCKMEN RIDING FOR BEEF Preimro for Kurly Shipment (', II, I turmoil TnkeN Iiviim on tho William Itcntlcy Itiuiclt. (Special to The Bulletin.) HAMPTON. Aug. 30. Several stockmen who expect to dispose of beet cattle are riding the range now. Dave Dunn spent Saturday night and Sunday with Isaac Zlurolf. Hill Hcnsley, who Is well known In the northwest ns a boxer, came out from Bond to his ranch last Thurs day. He Is a guest at the Harmon home for a few days this week. ('. II. Harmon has leased the lions Iry ranch for three years. It Is lo cated In the Button. Wm. K Searcy was the first man In Deschutes county to be exempted from military service. He has some fingers off of his right hand, which entitled him to the exemption button. He returned to Hampton from lleud with Paul Kvaiis last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Newton Wells are at Mrs. Florence II. Wilson's ranch hay ing for her I!. M. Peck Is rutting hay on Dick Philip's ranch this week. The following people from Dry take were guests at tho Harmon home last Sunday: Mrwsra llittmett; and Smith. Mesdames Fallon, Whit-' taker anil Miss Kmlly Pederson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson arrived j n 1. 1 1- ktage Iroiu Bund .Sunday. Joined In games ami a general good time. Those drafted are l.oreu Camp hell, Durward limit, A. J. Fuller, Chnrllo lllsfoch and DiuiiiIh Hunt. Mr. nnil Mrs. Carl House have dis posed of their household furnishings and left la llielr car Sunday morning for Portland, Medford and other val ley polnlH. They expert to make Portland their future home. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fuller and Den xll Harrington were Kedmoiid vlsttois Friday. I. A. Hunt ami (Ins Stadlg made a business trip to Itedmiiud Wednes day. Frank and Kussol! Chapman and Hoy Kidder motored to lleud Satur day. The latter, who has been vls't lug the past two weeks with his sis ter, Mrs. L. A. Hunt, left for his home In Portland. Marlon Hiisklus and Mrs. Kred Walters were In Itediiionil Friday. Durward Hunt and Jessie Scott have been In the mountains on a hunting trip the past week. Prldy Holmes was ijulte III on Saturday. I l.oreu and Oral (Mmphell and Mrs. I W. II. Campbell were In Itedmond Saturday. vlslllng with her parents this week. The Pleasant Itldge school liegait 1 Tuesday. Miss Markhaiii, of flnattlo, , Is teaching UiU year. FLAG RAISING IS HELD AT HAMPTON Kvctrlxt'N are Put On nt DNlrlct School llousi Hugh ('ion (John to .loin (ho Ann). (Hpeclnl to Tho Bulletin.) HAMPTON. Sept. R. - Mrs. 0. II. Harmon, our school clerk, just re ceived n new flag and flagpole for (Continued on Page 7.) 7 SEE ME SEE BETTER "I Like to Read but My Eyes Won't Let Me." Many people say that, when with a little care their eyes could be strengthened. Eyes, like hands and arms get tired, need rest or attention. You can get the right kind of advise and treatment here in our shop. We are located here permanently and will give you the service your eyes are entitled to. Optometrist DR. C. H. FRANCIS with Myron H. Simoni, O'Kane Building Optician isasaaij hFT A HIIEnrK I Fill I ULl r IIU ill LU I LrtU I Under the Arnold Ditch g The Benham Falls segregation, comprising 74,000 acres of land adjacent to Bend has been thrown open to Homestead Entry. Approximately 9000 acres of this land can be watered from, the Arnold Ditch for which a water-right can be obtained from the Arnold Irrigation Company for considerable less than the State is selling water rights for lands in the State projects adjacent to Bend. To all residents of Bend desiring homesteads under the Arnold Ditch we desire to state that we have engaged the engineers of the Arnold Irrigation Company, L. D. Wiest and George S. Young, who are more familiar with these lands than anyone else, to make a survey of the lands that can be irrigated and to run lines for ditches so that parties desiring to file on the lands can be shown what part of the lands can be irrigated and approximately the amount of tillable acreage on each claim. Call and see us for locations. Either Mr. Wiest or Mr. Young will accom pany you over the land, show you the lines and give you desired information re garding Arnold Irrigation Company water-rights, etc. Our charges are very reasonable. J. RYAN & CO. BEND OREGON L THRESHING STARTED AT LOWER RRIDCJE ( liitcrtliilo .Machine Comet to Toko ( hiv of WoiU .Mr. nnil Mr. ('. '. IIixMiin Hack I 'nun .Mot or Trip. (Hpeclal to The Bulletin.) I.OWKH HIUIKIK. Aug. JO lUird's threshing machine, from Clo- vcnlal. hue been threnhlng In the (immunity the pant week. Charlie, , Hlscock expeoU to get hU machine work'ng thin week. L A. Hunt Ik njny4ng a vlitlt from, hid couitlii, Mr. Hunt, and family, of Peudltnn. I L P. Itlce and family and Mr. and Mr Curl Ilniiae motored to lti-d mom! Monday. Mr. IttiMell Chapman and C II Chapman motored to Itedmond Mon day Mr and Mm. C. V. Hoaklna r-1 turned Monday after taking their, daughter. Naomi, to the Belknap Hot Hprlngi. They returned by way of; Kugcne and Portland. ' Mr and Mm Joe Howard. A. II Jaeger and family. Iorcii ami Oral Campbell were all lledmond vlaltora Saturday evening. TO C.'KT SIS til) crop AT PLEASANT R11)C;e Nitrel (Inter Will Yield (IimhI Itotiiin,! In Belief School HtnilH fur tho In 1 1 nud Winter. (Special to The Bulletin ) PLKAMANT ItllXIK. Kept. r. I. II HauKhmau la Rowing a great ileal of Mueet clover on bin ranch thin hcm eon. Sweet clover neeniM to he doing quite wnll here. Mneera (). K. Ander koii nnil N. tlray have neveral uorea of It, which (hey will thread for Heed tlllM StfUHOU. Wayne Chime In haying thin week (). K. Atiilenmii porchaneil two flue dairy cowh thht week. I'redn Buckley, of Itedmond. painted Friday with Htta Chime Mm. AruiMrong and eon J cm re turned home YVednomlny, after n vleH with relative In the vulley. Mr. and Mm. J. It Williams, of Prluevllle, weru over Ihl week to their ramh on himlueiM. Mr. and Mra. O. K. AtnlerMin, Mr. end Mra. Will llartlett went on it camping trip to Cringle KalU, ahove Hend, Naturday. J. IVteriMin and Mr. Hcott were Hend lumlneM vlnltom thla week. T. I). Temple In haling hay on the Coryel and Care ranche thin week Will Hardett and wlft, who have been vlaltlng at the (). K Aniler.ui home for the pant two wceki, left for Prluevllle Monday. Mra. Holillng, of Heml wnn home TKY OUU Pasteurized Milk Ollirn like H. Nime Krrpi !! In Sulri lir duuliln in l 11) d.yt CENTRAL OREGON FARMERS' CREAMERY PUlf ltr.1 1)1 Farmers ! Farmers ! The Union Market 148 Oregon Avo. I)nJ. Orrtfun Pays tho Highest Cash Prico for Everything You Produco Bring or Send it to Us J ECONOMIC AND MILITARY PREPA REDNESS THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON In addition ! compltlt caurtat In inrl and cUntlllc aducatlan, altar full aaaartunllla In MILITARY DRILL, DOMESTIC SCIENCC ARTS AND COMMERCE Plan far alfactlva futura aarvlca. Yeur caunlry naadalt, f andfarfraaltluitraladbaaklataTraln tha Brain (arPaata ar Warand"Iha Wamanand tha Unhraralty.n Addrata RacUtrar. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene, Oreooa LOWER BRIDGE FOLK HONOR DRAFTED MEN Knrptwll rMK'lal In (Sltrit for Tlioso A'In PnM i:jiittliutfloii for tlm .Natloiuil Army. . (Special to The Bulletin.) I f rttrun titltwim u m n. i.uur.ii iiiuuur,, rinil n. l lie i Lower Bridge People held it farewell t aoclal at tho school hotnw Hatunlayi evening for tho men who have been' drafted. Thcro was a ahort miiHlcall (program, end tho farewell addreas hy L. K. Illco, after which overy one MnnTani'fn UhSSO. S60. $(r. 10 per ctnl ca,h manzanita S2W Mnnlhh and lots $75 o $ 1 50.00 Aubrey Heights Agent for PACIFIC' MtTIM) At 1 . . IN(J .V LOAN ddltlOn AHSCXIATION J. A. EASTES Real Eilale'lmurancc M O N KV TO I.OA N W STOP! m Anil InvenUgate our prices before buying your gTocerloa. We can aare you money. P.B.Johnson's fcritll.. Am rf.la,nt.nH Ilal.HJ UlUl AVICUUUV II Si rffi No Want loo Bi$No Want loo Small That Baef's Grocery cant fill for you And deliver promptly mid In the Ixml condition. Our Rrocerlea, produce, fruit lire nltvnya freali. Our annltary rcfrlrator counter kecpa our dairy wductn cool and frcah. Jlcxtprlccfl In canncil iroutU of tho beat brand. BAKER'S GROCERY Wall Street. Near Ohio Phone ReJ 161 BRICK vs. OTHER BUILDINGS BRICK BUILDINGS IN BEND OTHER BUI,LDNI-j- VALUE ABOUT VALUE ABOUT $500,000 $2,000,000 FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER NONE $100,000 lcT" BEND BRICK & LUMBER CO. h. 4
