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BKND RULLH1IX, RKND, OHKK9, TmmSDAY, MARCH 14, IBM
Central Oregon
Neighborhood
News
KESUME OPERATIONS
AT MILL IN SISTERS
Months layoff Knilcil Logging Kn
glnos Can Again Supply Suf
ficient Material
SISTERS, Mar. 11. Tho Slaters
(Lumbor company resumed opera
tions nt tholr mill tMondny aftor n
month's hvyoff on Account of tho In
ability of tho logging onglno to sup
ply logs.
R. B. Gould, city engineer of Bond,
Is running land lines near tho Wll
eon mill for Mr. Scott.
Chas Gist and Lynn Wilson mo
tored to Bond Wednesday.
B. 'L. Tono was a Slstors visitor
Thursday. Ho was accompanied by
a party of friends from Portland.
Meredith Balloy camo to Sisters
Friday. Ho left for Portland tho
same orenlng.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. to. 'D. Woodworth Wednesday
at tho Wilson mill.
J. B. Miner, of Dond, and party of
friends vlaKed Slstors Friday.
Walter Graham mado a business
trip to Bond Wednesday. His par
ents and Mrs. Lester Olst accom
panied htm.
Mr. J. H. Griffith, who has been
cooking for tho soldiers at American
Lake, is vbKIng with his sons this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Woodworth,
from tho WlUon mill, wero shop
ping; at Slstors Monday.
Mr. Tomploton and his daughter.
'Mrs. Ed. Spoo, motored to Redmond
Friday.
Mr. Roshell, superintendent at the
Wilson mill, was a Sisters visitor
the first of tho -week.
Mrs, Updtko was shopping ot Sis
ters Saturday.
C. C. Long and family woro vis
iting with tho Tyler family Satur
day. Mrs. Arthur Templeton, who ha
boon visttiog .her mother "in Cal'
lornla for tho past month, returned
to Sisters Friday. Mrs. Temploton'a
another has Wen very sick.
E. D. Tyler came to Sisters Satur
day from tho 'Wilson mill. Ho left
tor Crescent to visit with his mother.
J. Bruns was "in Sisters Saturday
from tho D. l. Tono ranch.
P. B. Davis mado a business trip
to Bend Tuesday.
B. Hathaway, whose homo Is at
Eugene, camo in from tho Wilson
mill Friday for a few days vacation.
Allen Harrington and Juanita
Hodson secured the honors at the
spelling contest Friday evening.
Tho following people from Sisters
attended tho dance and Red Cross
supper at Cloverdale Friday even
ing: Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Allen, Mr.
and Mrs. George Wilson, Mr. and
Sirs. Chas. Cist, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
KJIst, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gist, Mr.
and Mrs. Bort Hodson, Elba and
Ada Taylor, Harold Allen, Lynn Wil
son, F. N. Weber, Horbert and Inez
McKlnnoy, Mrs. Mose McKinney,
Ella and Ada Job.
CARD PARTY GIVEN
AT ALFALFA HOME
ALFALFA, Mar. 6. A dolightful
card party was given at Curt Hoi
loway's Saturday evening. First
prizes were won by Mrs. Ed, Anglln
and Carl Larson.
Albert Shultx and family. Cuss
Borry and Marshall Roborts motor-
0(1 to Bend, Deschutes and Kcumomi
Saturday.
Carl Larson purchased an Oak
land ruu-a-bout Saturday.
William Ferry, who has been work
ing in Redmond most all winter, re
turned to his ranch Sunday to got
roady for spring work.
Albert Forry Is working for Brass
field & Lutho.
Ralph Smock and family woro In
Bond Saturday ovonlng at tho moylos.
Paul Mertsching has had a sec
ond attack of illness. Mr. and Mrs.
Hartztol, of Prlnovlllo, nro with him.
Tho Jolly Neighbors club mot with
Mrs. L. V. Clark Thursday In nn nil
day mooting. Tho object was to
take up Red Cross knitting and sow
ing. Mrs. J. M. Fuller, Mrs. Mohlor,
Mrs. iDlttlmoro. Mrs. Ogg, Mrs.
Hoasch. of Redmond, camo out and
assisted tho club In tho work.
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Boach, of Pow
oll Butte, visltod ot C. H. Hardy's
Sunday.
Wm. Spencer purchased a Ford
In Prlnovlllo Saturday.
Albert Shultz loft Monday to fin
ish his wood sawing at Powoll Biittc.
Gordon Cockron and Curt Mohlor
mado a business trip to Bond Mon
day. Goo. Milllcan's riders aro round
ing up cattlo In this section this
weik
Lcsllo Clarko and H. L. Burrlght
aro doing lmprovomont work for
Mrs. F. J. Clarko on hor homestead.
Sho will soon arrlvo from Portland
to make final proof.
Cut ThU Out It I Worth Money
nn"T miss THIS. Cut out this
slip, oncloso with flvo cents to Fol
ey & Co., 2835 Shefflolu Avo., unica
go. 111., writing your namo and ad
dress clearly. You will rccelvo in ro
turn a trial packago containing Foi
oy's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds, and croup, Foloy Kid
ney Pills and Foloy Cathartic Tab
lets. Sold everywhere -Adv.
COW TESTER WORKS
AT PLEASANT RIDGE
Hartley near Tumalo Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Anderson at
tended tho card party glvon by Mrs.
Conolly at Deschutes Tuesday ovon
lng. Goorgo Gray Rawed wood with IiIb
onglno for J. A. Chnso this woolc.
Mrs. Loo lloughtnllng ot Bond,
camo down on tho train Thursday
night to visit hor parontB, Mr. and
Mrs. N. 11. Woods.
J. W. Potorson mid Anton Ahl
stroni wont .to Sinters Sunday.
linns Wllkolsnn hauled u load ot
lunibor out to his placo which he
purchased from L. W. Warner this
wook.
Howard Hnrtloy took his baud ot
cattlo which ho has been feeding on
tho Karston plnco back to his ranch
near Tunialo on Sunday.
Miss Annn Doan, ot Tuutalo, vis
ited at tho Anderson homo Saturday
ovonlng.
W. H. Gray attended tho mooting
ot tho Swnlley ditch company nt
Deschutes Saturday.
Mr. Colllor, of Tumalo, was In thin
neighborhood looking tor sweet clov
er scod thts week.
Mr. nnd Mrsr. O. E. Andortion at
tended tho matlnoo In Bond Friday.
8co J. Ryan & Co., for farm laud
loans. Adv.
rivrsi,rw,jM.i,-wiiu r "
O. K. Anderson Suffers "With Soro
Thumb Houard Hartley Sloven
Cattlo to Ranch
PLEASANT RIDOE. Mar 12.
O. E. Anderson has been suffering
with a vory soro thumb this weok.
Dr. Hendershott, ot Bond, lanced it
for him.
W. H. Gray was a Redmond visitor
Thursday.
Ray K. Potter, tester for tho Cen
tral Oregon Cow Testing Association
was in this neighborhood Thursday
and Friday testing cows for some of
tho farmers. Anton Ahlstrom, O.
E. Anderson and J. W. Peterson are
membors of tho association.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peterson wore
Bond visitors Monday.
Anton Ahlstrom went to Redmond
on business Tuesday.
Rasmus Petorsou purchased a now
horso this week om Fred Atkinson,
ot Redmond.
Howard Hartloy, of Tumalo, camo
over to look after his stock tho first
of the weok.
Mr. and Mrs. Goorgo Gray woro In
Bend Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Andernon wore
In Bend on business Monday.
N. D. Wood, the government trap
per .attended a meeting of tho stock
men's association at Tumalo Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Gray visited
nt the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
A Short Hut Strong Statement
Women with bachacho, rheuma
tic pains, soro muscles, stiff Joints
or othor symptoms ot kidney trouble
should road this statement from Mrs.
S. C. Small. Clayton, N, M.: "Foloy
Kidney Pills have dono mo moro
good than all othor medicines." Thoy
strengthen weak kidneys and banish
sleop-dlsturblng bladder ailments.
Sold ovorywhoro. Adv.
CHASES OF PLEASANT
RIDGE IN NEWBERG
Jfcrt' mi fl rU uKn m frthm
(W Iktnifml f l ft W 141
him lUt mU . jfuj Cify.
Send Mm a pouch
of
KcaH GRAVELY Chcwlnff Plug
Real Grnvoly Chewlns Plug thero'o the
( coidier a tobacco, tlmt ho enn uio anywhnro,
nnylhuo. Just ) small chow of Ken I Grnvoly
in cnoiish- all good tobacco, rich, nappy lonf
inade the Gravely way, not loaded up with
heavy aweotcningf like ordinary plug.
GW any man a chow of Real Gravely I'lujr, nnd ho
will toll you iWVllio bind to (end. Send tho belt!
Ordlnnry plug ! fnlto economy. It coda Iru par week
to chew Real Gravely, becauio small cligw of it IaiU
loinr wlilto.
If you mokeplpe, illce Gravely with your Itnlfti unci
add a littlo to your unoklng tobacco. It will glv flavor
Improve your moke.
SEND YOUR FHirND IN Till: tl. S. SERV1CK
A I'OUCII OP GHAVIXY
iiP"!i?i,M VJJ"1 h"? '"J1 '".lOe.PoutfcM. A 3..l.mp
will put It Into hi. hmli In unr Tulnlng Camn or W.iw,M f (ha
II. 3. A. Evin ov,rlk.a 3a. .imn will iL It .. 1.1m. v....
lUr m tupplr nvalope tail It Jsu olfUUI dlratllont Iraw U
ldru It.
P. B. GRAVELY TOBACCO CO., Danville. Va.
Tht rattnl WA kttPi it Frtth eJ CUtn mud Co
U mat Riot Craesli urllinrnt Zf.fi I'nkrf.Ua .'..I jA
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COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
Carl Hansen of DcKchutc Buys
Team Kurjtteu Ilanch Again
Occupied.
TLEASiVNT IUDOE, March 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnyno Chaso, who
formerly lived In this neighborhood,
havo been visiting relatives In Now
borg tho past two weeks.
Geo. Gray was sawing wood at
Deschutes tho first ot tho wook.
Rasmus Potorson, Mrs. Johanson
and Antono Ahlstrom wero llond vis
itors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Andorson wero
In Dcnd on business Tuesday.
John Gray Is working on tho road
near Tumalo.
Mr. Giles Is visiting at tho J. A.
Chaso homo this week.
iMra. W. II. Gray and Mrs. O. E.
Anderson attended tho Red Cross
meeting at Tumalo Wednesday.
Goo. E. Gray Is moving onto tho
Karstcn placo, which ho will farm
this year.
J. W. Potorson has been hauling
hay from Androw Nelson's placo this
wook.
Carl Hanson of Deschutes pur
chased tho team from Hans MlkkoN
son, formerly owned by L. V. War-
nor.
Antono Ahlstrom was In Rodmond
Saturday.
W. II. Gray waa doing nomo car-
pontor work for J. A. Chaso Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson at
tended a card party at tho Redfleld
homo at Deschutes Friday night.
Rasmus Peterson nnd Mrs. Johan
son wero shopping In Rodmond Saturday.
tWmr I ILIIHoH"
Central Oregon Bank
BEND, OREGON
OFFICERS:
D. E. HUNTER, President
CARLETO.V II. BWIFT, Vlce-Pre.ldent
E. P. MAHAFFEV, Vice-President,
II. SI. STEPHENS, CasWcr
DIRECTORS:
D. S. Hunter W. L. O'Doiincll Carletoo B. Swift
E. P. Mahaffey H. M. Stephens
Every facility for accommodating
the interests of Central Oregon
Other Corrcttposidence on I'ngo -I.
Four chairs at your servico at the
Metropolitan. Ho waiting. Adv.
Tako Children Out of Dang'T
If you saw a child on a railroad
track you would endeavor to reniovo
tho littlo ono from danger. When
a child Is "snuffling" or coughing,
Isn't It your duty to get him out of
dangor of sovoro consoquonccs? Fol
ey's Honoy and Tar gives rollof from
coughs, colds, croup and whooping
cough. Contains no opiates. Sold
ovorywhoro. Adv.
For farm land loaaa see J. Ryan
& Co. Adv.
TWO QUALIFY FOR
RAINBOW REGIMENT
(From Friday's Dally.)
When tho second Rainbow Rogl
mont Is completed ithoro will bo In It
two mombors from Rend, Iylo West
and Roy Kutch, each of whom has
disposed of moro than $60 worth of
War Savings stamps. West 1s a
youngster In tho fifth igrado at tho
Central school and he has sold $101
worth. Tho othor boy Is in tho samo
grado at tho Rold and has $80 worth
to his credit.
Thrift stamps aro selling In tho
schools at the rato of $5 each day.
w-
m
STOP!
And Investigate our price
before buying your groceries.
Wo cau save you money.
P. B. Johnson's
llond, Oregon, Fob. 23, 1018.
Tho county court met In tho
Judgo's office at 10 o'clock a. m., pur
suant to adjournment, Judgo Ramon
nnd Commissioner C. II. Miller of
Redmond, being presont.
Tho mcottug was called to order
by tho county Judge, aftor which thoy
adjourned for nn Inspection ot the
work on tho Uond-Tumalo road.
Tho county court reconvened nt 2
o'clock p. in., samo mombors presont
as at morning session. A Joint moot
ing was hold with tho city council
of llond to consldor co-operation In
clndorlng nn east nnd west and n
north nnd south thoroughfaro
through the city ot llend Tho fol
lowing resolution was adopted:
Whereas, It has been tho prncttco
of this court for good reasons to
moot tho cost of all road work by
monoy from tho gcnornl fund to
which Incorporated towns contribute
tholr pro rata sharo,
Thoroforo, It Is deemed cqultablo
that main thoroughfares through
such munlclpalhtes, consisting of an
East and West and a North and
South road, bo Improved at tho ox
ponso of tho county In like manner
as county roads, nnd, In recognition
of this fact, tho County Court of
Deschutes County makes tho follow
ing stipulation:
Understanding? that tho City of
Dond coirtomplatee Improving Green
wood avenuo from tho Nowport
avenuo brldgo to tho Railroad via
duct, and an area bounded by Greon
wood avenuo nnd Franklin street on
tho north and south, and llond nnd
Wall on tho cast and west, by moans
of surfacing with volcanic cinder,
tho county horiby agrees to lay, or
havo laid by tho city, tho samo bo
ing paid for from tho gonoral fund
of tho county, a strip ot cinder pav
ing 20 foot wide, and to tho depth
of 4 Inches, sproad looso, measuring
a dlstanco of approximately eight
blocks (this being tho shortest dls
tanco nocossary to connect the main
thoroughfares through this Improved
aroa), and connecting tho Tuninlo
La Pino, and tho Slstors-IlondRurns
highways, by moat dlroct routo; this
ogrccmont being conditions upon tho
City of Rend constructing a road of
similar character on Franklin, from
tho ond of tho La Pino Highway to
Its Intersection with llond, at tho ex
pense of tho city of Dond.
No further business coming up for
consideration at this time, on mo
tion duly mado and seconded, court
adjourned to meet March 4, 1018.
Tho regular session of tho County
Court of Doschutcs County, Oregon,
mot In tho County Judgo's offlco,
March 0, 1918. Tho mooting
called to order by tho County Judgo
at 10:00 o'clock a. m.. Judgo Darnes
and Commissioner C. II. Miller being
presont.
H'uidi
Now at this tlmo comes up for con
sideration tho following resolution
for tho opening of cortaln roads
Ituy E. Xetvromli Itotid
Whoreas, tho County Court of
Deschutes County, Htato of Oregon,
on this 6th day of March, 1018, bo
Ing a regular term of said Court,
dooming It expedient and to the best
interests of tho public, nnd to thoso
concornod, that a County Road ho
located, established nnd opened as
a County Road, as horolnafter desig
nated and cstbllshod, thoroforo,
Do H' resolved by tho said County
Court of Deschutes County, Stato
of Orogon, that said Court horoby
doclares Its Intention to locato, estab
lish and open as a County Road tho
following described rond to Wit:
lleglniilg nt n point on tho C, W
Allen County road ut tho northwest
corner ot tho northwest quarter of
the noiithwtMit quarter, Section 0,
Tp, 1G south, Itnugu 12 east, thence
north along sub division lino one
half inllo to Intontect the section linn
between soctlons 4 and U, Tp. 1R
south, llniign 12 oast nt tho north
west corner of the northwest quarter
of tho northwest qunrtor Section U
Tp. 1G south, Itnugo 12 east: thence
wont nlong tho section linn between
sections 4 nnd V and 6 nnd 8, Tp
1G south, Range 12 east to Intoned
tho Tumnlo-Cllnn Falls road at tl
north qunrtor corner ot Section 8
Tp. Ill south, limine 12 east W. M.
Said road to bo 40 foot wide.
Ro It further resolved that proper
notlcu of tho looming, tiatnbllslilivx
and opening of snld road be given as
provtdod by law.
Any remonstrances or objections
thereto must bo filed herein within
flvo weeks from tho ditto hereof.
Datod this 6th day or March, 1918.
It. F. Plm-y llal
Wherons, tho County Court of
Doschutes County, State of Oregon,
on this March G, 1918, being n reg
ular term nt said Court, deeming It
expedient nnd to the best Interests
of tho public, mid to those concerned
that ii County Road ho located, estnli.'
Ilnhml nnd opened at a County Road,
as horolnafter designated and estab
lished, therefore,
Ho It resolved by the said County
Court of Deschutes County, Stato of
Oregon, that nald Court hereby le
claron Its Intention ito locate, estab
lish and open n a County Road the
following descrlbod road to wit:
Ilogtiinltig nt tho contor or Soctlon
17, Tp. Ifl south. ItiiiiKo 13 east,
thenci) east one-half mile, thnnco
north one tnlln to Int-hM-jct tho C W.
Allen road nt tho oast quarter re
nnr of Suction 8, Tp, 10 south, R4rgi
12 east. Said rond to bo 40 foot
wide.
lie It further resolved that proper
notice of thn locating, establishing
and opouliiK of said rond bo given as
provided by law.
Any remonstrances or objection
thereto niunt bo filed heroin within
flvo weeks from thn dalo hereof.
Dated thts Gth day of March, 19 IK,
C. II. Ilnrr I Urn. I
Whoreas, thn County Court of
Deschutes County, Htato of Oregon,
, on this Gth day of March, 19 II X,
being a regular term of said Court,
(Continued on Pngo G.)
BIG HOP
AT TUMALO
FRIDAY, MARCH 15
KOPPANG-DICKINSON ORCHESTRA
SUPPER by RED CROSS LADIES
WEST SIDE. AGRICULTURAL PAIR ASSOCIATION
HERE IN BEND
EVERYDAY
on the job to jjive you efficient
service nt the shortest notice.
Here to see tlmt you Ret u cor
rect fitting in the kind of glasses
you need, here to stay and hack
up every hit of work I do,
DR. C. H. FRANCIS
With MYIION II. SYMONH, O'JCuno Ilulldlng
OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST
BRICK vs. OTHER BUILDINGS
BRICK BUILDINGS IN BEND
VALUE ABOUT
$500,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS
NONE
OTHER BUILDINOS
VALUE ABOUT
$2,000,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER
$100,000
IricT!1 BEND BRICK & LUMBER CO.
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