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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1917)
HKNI) IWLLVMS, IIKNO, ORKttON, TJICIIHIIAY, HKITKMIIKK UO, 1017 PAGH H T i HIHTKHH. (Continued frbui Pano 2.) Mr. niul Mm, Win. Kdinonson nml daughter, Murlnl, rottirnod IiihI weok from n motor trip to Tho Dalle, Thoy wont to Redmond Wednesday to place their ilnunhtor In school at thti Hod in on (I high. Mr i), I1, II. Darin anil Hon, (InorRO, nrrlvod Thursday from Tho Dalle. Herman Heuman has rented the, wM.it KulUrh houso unit In working at Wllson'a mill. Knuln Cobb hni roiio to tho valley via McKenxlo Pass. Mr. nnl Mm. M. MclChif arn keep Ins tho P. II. Davla atom ilurlnx the iibsencn of Mr. Dnvln at Prliinvlllo. Mr. nml Mm. J. I. Ilowmnn. who ha vo boon IIvIiik In llond, havu ro ll) mod !o Hlslera to Mvn Minn Kara Huntington, who ban been tonehliiK In Fnaall. Oroitou, ban returned to hor lioino In Ynucalln, via MoKonsle Pass, ufttir n weok'a visit at tho homo or Mr. mid Mra. I'. HtintliiKlnu, of ItllN (lIllCH. Wnllnr (Iniliuin baa returned from Klamath Falls. fthnrlU Roberts was In town one lay hint -week. KrX'OUD CROWD AT TICRKKBONNB DANCK Opening Purl) In Nrn Hull Ik Com jilrlo KurtTKN I'uiirml Held for I.0U Mt'Miiini. (Special to Tho Bulletin.) TKKRKIIONNK. Sept. Ifl -One ot the largest crowds over ussembled In Terrebonne wai present Friday even ing at tho opening dame given by tint I. O. 0. IV ami F. V. nl their new hull which tin Just been completed Wplondld inuitlr by tho llnml orchestra nd a bountiful supper served by the Indies lott nothing to bo dealrvd. Mr. ami Mra. J. II. Helfrleh have mine, to llend. where they will spend tin winter. Ml l.nla MrMuiin. daughter of Mr. und .Mra. II. MoMunn, passed away at bur homo near Terrebonne. Saturday, nged 17 years. Tho funeral aa held Monday nt 10:30 from I. I C ball. Rev. Illiilr officiating Hl young ta llies dressed In white acted aa pall Warers. They were Misses Dorothea mid Mary McCauley, (lladys Dyer. Dorothy Miller ami Waiiulo Katslnu TIik raaki't win surrounded with litMUtltuI flowera mint by sympathiz ing friends. Interment wan in Red mond cemetery. Mlsa Mi'Mtinn la sur vhed by hnr father ami mother, (our lMra and nun brother residing horn, Nml two brntbora In Idaho. Mis Lena Htruaa baa gone to Port land whom abn will spend tho wlntnr. Mra. O. II Malkaou. of Itldgoriotd. Washington, la here visiting her non. Karl Malkaon, ami wife. Miss Itulh Mackoy. of Divide. Ore Xn. la spending a ( daya with hnr undo ami aunt, Mr. ami Mra. W F. Markey. Miss Markry I to teach the Opal City arhool. , O. F. Wallonhurg ami family have moved back on their ranch east of town. Mr. and Mra U. 0 Comatork re. oently aold their ranch to J. Uuh, tt liiuonla II. V. Onlea arrived Monday .mom ln from n vlalt In lilllaboro, Mr. and Mra. U, (I. Comatock Inft litat week for their new homo In Hum boldt county, California. I.enllo I'ollett haa returned from llnnd. I.oonnnl McKnddeii, Paul WllllamH nml ('nrl Hamilton nrn boar hunting In tho vicinity or Huttlon hako. Mr. and Mra, W. H. Moorn returned laal Monday from Huttlen I.uko, whom tbny warn the ftueata of D A. Heath man and family. Mra. N. II. Klllott baa returned to her homo In Routtlo. Kit route aim vlnlted her ami, Harry Klllott and family In Portland. Mra. W. P. Clark loft laat week ror Aatorla, where aim will apnnd tho win ter wit hher aon. Mra. Carl ('. llydo returned rrom Prltiovlllo, whnro ho pnmed the week and vlaltliiK rolatlvca uml frlimiU. PLEASANT RIDOE HAY SELLS AT $24 A TON lliiurlicro Puttlnit I'p HiToml CuttloK of Alfalfa uml it re Well PteuMil Willi lli.lll Ylelilx. (Hpeelnl to The llllllelln.) I'MCAKANT ItlDdK. Hept. 10 Mr nml Mra O I". Anderaon mid Mr and Mra. Will llartlett nutoeil to Opal HprliiKa Sunday or laat week. They briiiiKht homo aoiun fine opala. Itaamtia I'elemiin aold Ida aeeomi hay crop IliU week nt Zi n ton. 0. K. Anderaon la euttlUK hla nlfal fa I hla week. Jim l.ow, I'red Hi'hIIiik and Jim lleiibatu are helping Antono AbUtrom haul hla bay thla week. Mra. O. I! Anderaon and Mra. Will llartlntt were Hem! aboppera Mon day. Tbla emniniinliy wna vlalted with a fine rain Monday afternoon. Andrew Nelaou la buy Inn thla week. (llenn Cox. or Rlatora, wna a vlaltor at the J. A Chain home Wednesday evenlnp. Mr. and Mra. Will llartlett made a trip to Powell Hullo Wednesday. Mr. and Mra. Aubrey K. Perry, or Klatera. spent Wednesday nvenltiK at Hie homo or Mr and Mra, Wayne Chain. Mr and Mra. O K Anderson, Mr. and Mra Will llartlett and Mr and Mra Wayne Chase attended the char Ivurl nt the l.lvesley homo near Den chutea Monday nlKht. N. I) Wooda tbroahisl hla grain Kaliirday Mra. Noah dray and sister-in-law motored to Itedmond Saturday. Karl Wooda made a business trip to llemi Katunlay. J A Chain began to rut hla crop or hay Monday. Kvnryonn la pleased with both crops this year. Mlsa Itosella ArmntroilK baa ac cepted a position ns clerk In !owry's rou(orllonery store In Itedmond. Carl Woods, or Hliters, waa In this vicinity Holiday buyltiK up pasture for bis cattle. Ho will brink n largo herd III about two weeks. J II Anderaon, or llend. waa a caller at the Anderaon homo Hatur day. Mrs. C. M. Itedriold. Mm l.ee Whit teuioro nml aon, Mra, Conlay and Mlsa Foster, or Deschutes, were call era at tho J A. Chase homo Hunday Haamua Peterson and Mra. Johau- He used a pebble In his day, to keep his mouth moist WE use 9i i las (Ty7rt&A m Kiri & m wpVl m ll Th"a-0 - WmMm-MmM m l-a wtm W I i . m njukm I WRIGLEYS gives lls n wholesome, antiseptic, refreshing confection to take the place of the cave man's pebble. Wc help teeth, breath, appetite, digestion and deliciously . soothe mouth and throat with this welcome sweetmeat. The Wrlulcy Spearmen want to ncntl you (heir Hook of Gum-ptlon. Send a poatul or it today, Wm. Wrljjley Jr. Co., 1732 Keaner Uulldlntf, Chicago. The Flavor Lasts! V And bacon, how tempting it is, broiled crisp over the glowing coals or a camp fire. It's toasted that's what brings out the very delicious fkvor.Youwouldn'tlikeitraw. Apply the same idea to the famous Lucky Strike cigarette. They have delicious flavor, be cause the Burley tobacco MM ($m!Jffrtf inm il'iL. MmJmP. I m'JKlfw It's Toasted $&&te4r IOC ami, accompanied by Mra. J. A. Chase and daughter. Ktta, motored to Hed inolid Haturday. LONG DROUTH ENDS AT HAMPTON BUTTE I'ln.1 lUiln In Mnutlis I'jUN In Thiol) I .n nil I'uul UriMiUlnci In Hpiiil Winter In lU-ud. (Special to The Ilullctln.) HAMPTON I1UTTK, Sept. IS Mra. Kdward Street. o( lluck Creelt. visited with her parenta last Suiid.iy. Tho (Irst ran ror months (ell last Monday. Mas Margaret Hchrader. or '.lend, apenl tho week with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Vic Schrader. Mr. and Mra. Jlmmlc Urlckcy re turned rrom Suplve laat Sunday, where they worked during the haying. Mra. T. C Kwlng made a business trip to llend Tuesday, returning to day. Paul Hrooklnga took the mall stage ror llend Tuesday, where he will at tend high school the coming school year. Mra. J. M. lirlckoy visited with Mra. Meeks today. Ilert Meeka nml children dro 'J the HuinhauKh place last SaiunUf to get potatoes. Mr. Heat and family o( Staufr-r. passed through here one Us; week on tholr way to llend, wlu-r. they expect to make their home Mr. and Mra. .. P. Kooney left Sat urday. Hollands arc caring ror their horses and chickens. Mrs. K. Tauschcr and Mra. L. II. Keller and children called on the Hol lands Sunday evening. Charles Uraffenbcrger went to llend Wednesday, expecting to bring out some lumber Having suffered rrom the tooth ache for several days, W. A. Rahn went to Uend Tuesday for treatment. Mrs. Orovcr Caldwell and chitdrcn returned to Uend Friday with Mr. Caldwell. Walter Keller was sick one day this week. A. U. Norton waa busy hauling straw rrom the Rahn placo tbla week. Frank Spencer called at the A. D. Norton place Friday, taking hla mare homo with him. A. D. Norton lost a calf thla week. P. D. Johnson made a business trip to Dend Friday. Mrs. J. J. Holland raised some very nice potatoes. BRICK vs. OTHER BUILDINGS BRICK BUILDINGS IN BEND 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 ITxc BEND BRICK & LUMBER CO. B SCHOOL STARTED AT MILLICAN DISTRICT liny In Hauled lYiuu Renin Riinrli I-Yrclliianil Tuiixrlier Will Ik-gin ' Work on New Duelling Soon. I (Special to Tho Ilullotln.) MIl.MCAN, Sept. 17 One or tHe school hnusaa or District 26 la uinltr construction. I 1M. Fisher, cousin nt R II. Keller, and friend Metmrs. Kelly nml Co . or Muupln, called nt the It. It. K.I ler hnm Sunday. Thoy had traveler extensively In California uml Oreg.m. expuctliiK to reach Muupln on Mon ) duy. ; F. K. l.ee called at the Wm. Ream homo Sunday. i Win. Renin nml daughter. Flor ' once, wore hunting buy Thursday. i Mra. OaorgH Conk railed nt the It R Keller home Friday. Stanley Smith, hi mother nml Karl Russell nml Jiunlly nutoed to itw Paulina lkoa rweutly. ' The well drillers are again busy on the Stanley Smith much. Mr. nml Mm. W. W Orlnstead a'M ' ami iniiile u trip to llend Mondio . re j turliiK the amnu day. i 1.. A. llwll la vIhIHiik relatives' nml rrleuda, coihIiik out bore Tues ) duy. after having worked In Almlra. i Wash., nil summer. He Intends to lunvo for llond noon. ! Ferdinand Tuuschor made a trip j to llend Monday, rotiirnliiK Wednes day with it loud or lumber, Intending to build u now house In tho near fit-' luro. Mra. I,. II. Keller nml children nml I.oo TiuiBclior mid friend cnnio out from llond Saturday evening to visit with 'Mr. mid Mrs. F Tnuscher. Lee mid his frlonil returned to llond on Sunday with Sponoors, while Mrs Kel ler and children atayed several days. ThuHu who enjoyed tho picnic on Pine Mountain Sunday ami partook or a plenle dinner mid supper wero Mr, nml Mrs. Chnrlos Orarronborger uml family, Mrs. J. J. Holland, Win Rtihii, Mrs. R. R. Keller, Hnzol mid aiadys Norton, Wnltor mid Roy Kel ler, mid Mary mid Joseph Holland. Wllllnm Prossly mado a trip to llond this week, .bringing lumber buck with him. Denzll Conuway la on tho sick list. GET A HOMESTEAD Under the Arnold Ditch TheJBenham Falls segregation, comprising 74,000 acres of land adjacent to Bend has been thrown open to Homestead Entry. Approximately U00O 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 llend. 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 lauds 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 ypu 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
