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What's Doing In The Country
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PIONEER CLUB OF
TERREBONNE MEETS
TEKREBONNE, Nov. 11. Dele
gates from tho Ladles Pioneer vclub
ot Torrdbonno woro invited to nt
tond n special meeting of tho Ladles
Annex of Prlnovllld to henr tho re
port of tho Stnto Federation of Wo
menu' clubs. Tho roporfof tho Stnto
mooting was given by tho president
Tvlrs. Robert Douglas and outlines
of tho threo main activities ror wio
coming year wero Riven uy airs, c.
W. Elklns. Theso are: Community
Service. Thrift and Americanization.
Those in attendance from Torre
bonno wero: Mosdnmcs Mitchel
Parr, Knorr. Gates, Alderdycc, Iun
kor, Galbralth, Beckham and
Whltols.
A largo number of friends met at
a reception at tho club hall last Mon
day evening In honor ot Mrs. Carla
Pockhnm who is leavinc for Califor
nia soon, in appreciation 01 nor
faithful services ns past mistress tho
community presented her with n
wrist watch. Mrs. Packhnm has a
great many friends hero and nltho
her departure will cause many rc-
BretB our good wishes for her futuro
good fortune go with her.
W. O. Rnlston has Riven up his
position nt tho Prlnevlllo Junction
and is returning to his ranch near
Terrobonne.
Miss Irnm Kceney attended tho
2Gth weddtnR anlvcrsary of her par
ents at Culver last Thursday even
ing. J. II. Drew has bought tho Ostln
place ono mllo north of Terrebonno
" Mr. Houghton who has been farming
tho Ostfu place will move to Bend
in a few days after which Mr. Drew
will tako possession. Most of tho
stock and farm Implements will
chango hands with tho farm.
Mrs. Peckham and son Howard
wero visitors at Bend Monday.
Messrs Forest and Clarcnco Miller
ot Jefferson Oregon werp visitors last
.week nt tho homo of their sister, Mrs.
F. L. Wester. Mr. Clarence Miller
returned homo but his brother will
remain for sometime.
Miss Irma Kceney attended tho
eleventh wedding anniversary din
ner of Mr. and Mrs. James Reed, .ast
Sunday at Culver.
Miss Louise Rnmmln left Wednes
day for Tho Dalles.
Mesdames George and Harvey
Gates left Thursday morning for an
extended visit in North Dakota.
Tho Mlives Irma Keeney and Ada
line Dietrich spent Saturday in Bend.
The Sunday school presented Mrs.
Carta Peckham with a Bible last Sun
day as a token of their high esteem
ot her services the past eight years.
EARLY WINTER IS
FELT AT M1LLICAN
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waiter .Miiimiii iruiu near nunuini
was visiting nt tho J. A. Elliott homo
lust wcuk. Mr. Mltllcuu In u Hon ot
tho pioneer Goortto Mllllcun and wiih
raised In thin country. Ho sucu miiiiy
changes, ho Mays!
Mr. and Mrs. t M. Charlton woro
business visitors In Prlnovlllo Satur
day. George WVlta wim looking after
business ntfuli'8 In tho county Kent
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Goorgo Ilahbt Woio
In Prlnovlllo Saturday ovunliiR.
Miss Crystal Sturtlovau (sited at
theo E. A. Biissott homo over tho
week ond.
Mrs. C. C. Urlx has returned to liur
homo horo from tin oxlotulod vIhU
in Tncomn. She camo In on Wednes
day morning's stngo greatly surpris
ing Mr Brlx.
Earl Forrest has brought his
thresher In this week, and with (ho
thresher that Is already horo. tho
threshluR will soon bo cleaned up.
There Is yet much grain in the shock
and so mo stacked to bo threshed.
Mrs. Roy RohortHrotuiiied on
MILL1CAN, Nov. 11.- 11. K.
Cooko went to Bond Friday, return
ing Sunday, having missed tho stage
Sunday morning ho wnlkod to Horso
Rldgo beforo n car overtook him.
Mrs. Georgo W. Cooko Is In Bend
visiting with Mr. Cooko.
R. R. Keller returning Saturday.
Our winter Is setting In rather
onrly this yenr.
J. J. Holland was an over Sunday
Riicst at his homo.
C. J. Cooke called at tho R. R.
Koller homo Tuesday,
T. E. Going was out from Bend
from Saturday until Tuesday.
C. 11. Graffonberger was a business
visitor nt tho William Ream home,
Wednesday. Ho has been visiting
in Washington.
School district 26 has been divid
ed. A teacher has been hired and
school will commence Monday.
Mary Holland called nt the Keller
homo Thursday.
Mrs. L. G. Morgan accompanied
E. W. Gurney to Bond today to haul
out n load of groceries. v. A Rami
Is looking after tho post-oftlco during
her absence.
Leo F. Tauscher was out from
Bond Wednesday.
Stanley Bishop was on the sick
list tho past week. '
Thursday's train
from n visit with
otlior relatives itt
Recommends It to An) one.
"My son had n cough for n long
time," writes Mrs. Heck, 72S Fohr
Ave., Louisville, K, "and he tried
Foley's Honey and Tar and ho slept
bettor that night than he had tor
some time, it certainly is line. I
recommend it to anyone. Good
for coughs, colds, croup, whooping
cough. Children take it. Contains
no opiates. Sold Everywhere. Adv
BIG DANCE GIVEN
AT POWELL BUTTE
her mother and
Gresham, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stewart return
ed In their car Wednesday of last
week, from n two woekH visit nt
Hood Rlvor, Portland, St. Helens and
other poluts.
D. A. Yntrs has bought 20 head of
flno wes from Reaves Wllcoxen mid
will keep them on his ranch here.
Miss Josophlno Mnucoaro arrived
from Tncomn Saturday uvoiilug, for a
visit with her pnrontn Mr. and Mi's.
B. Mnucaru and sister Colin
C. 0. I. CO. REPAIRS
IRRIGATION SYSTEM
L, A. Drnmlouhut'K linn contracted
with tho pencil fuutory at Bond to
pull and out several hundred Heron ot
JuulpoiH In to wood milttthlo to ho
used In the factory, and him gone to
Wasco County lo got n now puller
iiiul outfit for tho Job.
(loorgu lloKon luni heuu hutillng
hay to tho Bond markut thin week,
Tho U. O. I. Co. IuhI wook locolv
ed from Hunver, Colorado two nuw
steel Head Gates to ho Installed
under tho Central Oregon Canal,
which will loplaco old wood gales
that wero hard to operato In tho
winter tlino while tho now steel gates
can bo operated under nil ooudlttonn,
mid regulated to n fraction ot an
Inch) they will ho liiHtallml during
tho winter while tho water Is' out
of tho canal.
Wo wonder how many of Des
chutes county people ate npplylug
Jim IIIII'h test of success to thorn
solves theso ilnyH If you want to
know whether you nro going to ho u
success of n failure In life you can
easily llnd out, tho test Is simple and
lufatllbleo, are you able to save
money?
ThU Woman Found Roller.
Men and womeii suffering from
kidney and bladder trouble will ho
glad to read how ono woman found
relief. Mrs. (I, Hyde, Homestead,
Mich., writes: "I had that terrible
hackacho und tired out feeling,
senrcoly nlilu to do my work. Foley
Kidney Pills mndo mo feel Ilka n
now person." Sold everywhere.-
Adv.
DESCHUTES. Nov. 13 C M
Redflold ntul W. G. Cox wore staking
out 8omo nuw work for the repair
crow of tho C. O. I. Co. In the Rod
mond district Saturday.
Denton Q. Burdick'wan a business
caller nt Deschutes Saturday
55. M. Brown was In Deschutes
looking nfter mutters portalnlng to
his Irrigated laud recently.
Tho C. O. I. Co. are maintaining
a .largo force of tnon In -repair work
this fall cleaning out silt, and re
newing mnny wood structures to put
tho canal system In good shape for
tho 1920 irrigation season.
Captain Andy Anderson, road
builder, now at work on the Do-
schutcs-Tumnlo road, has moved his
crow ot men to tho Deschutes ond ot
tho road and will give tho east end
POWELL BUTTE. Nov. 13 Tho
harvest danco given nt Powell Butte
Nov. 7 was a grand success. A flno
crowd attended, thero was Rood
music, tho feed was fine, and tho
management reports clearing over
SI GO. They deslro to express tholrltho onco over.
thanks to all who so generously help- Frances Redflold,
ed in any way whatever, and hope Bend high school
that the people of Bend. Prlnevlllo
and Redmond will send again such
n flno crowd. At this rato tho indebt
edness on the hall will bo cleared off
beforo the first of tho Now Year.
Born at tho family homo at Powell
Butto Nov. 1, to Mr. and Mrs. WIIT
Kentner a "K pound baby boy.
Arthur Wurzweller wont to Port
land Saturday night with a carload
rooter for tho
foot ball tenm,
spent tho week end with homo folks.
A basket social Is announced for
tho evening ot Friday Nov. 21. nt tho
Deschutes school houso, for the pur
pose of raising funds to pay for souib
additional eQulpmont that was re
cently purchased. Tho Indies have
planned muny lnndsomo baskets for
tho occasion to entice tho bachelors
out.
Better Bulls, Bucks and Boars
Build Bigger Bank Balances.
Here's your chance to secure Pure Bred Live Stopk.
Our representative will be at the show and will buy t any
stock for those who cannot attend. The prospective pur
chaser needs only to tell us exactly what he wants, what
he is willing to pay, and we'll do the rest. For your con
venience an order blank is printed herewith.
SHEEP ATTACKED
BY RABID COYOTE
LOWER BRIGDE. Nor. 11 On
Wednesday a coyoto suspected of
having rubles attacked a bunch of
nheep on tho Hr.sklus place with
In 50 feet of the house.
Mr. Rod Foster who purchnscd
part of Joo Howard, Jr., place Is
Improving his purchase rapidly. Mr.
Foster Is tho class of resident Lower
Bridge needs.
Everybody busy digging spuds tho
yields are larger than usual.
.Mr. Shepherd of tho nil rue house
was In the community this week and
visited tho school with object of plac
ing n vlctrola.
Mr. and "Mrs. Clonvcngor return
ed to their farm having decided this
community was better than anything
they saw elsewhere.
Mr. Farrot nnd son liovo rented
the Grnmthon houso and moved In
until they can build on their own
place,
Mr. Wclford Jack has purchased
tho Bronson farm and taken pos
sesion.
Mrs. R. S. Fowna gavo a party fori
tho Sunday school.
Mr. Stntllg Is very busy' looking I
after tlio luterust of the Potato
Growers.
Mr. Hosklns went to tho Hay
Creek ranch In Jofforson county on
Friday to inspect their pure-blood
sheep with the object of purchasing
Mr. and Mrs. Parker havo moved
In their new bungalow at tho silica
placet.
Good mental aa well aa bodily stinuiluH conies
only in surroundings of harmony.
Parents interested in the musical education
of their children should choose a Brunswick
Phonograph because it has achieved perfect
sound reproduction. In no other instrument is
tone reproduced with as great a richness and
fidelity.
Tho Brunswick Method of Reproduction
The Brunswick Method of Reproduction is re
sponsible for The Brunswick's superiority, it
consists of two exclusive and scientific features
-the Ultona and the Tone Amplifier.
The Ultona
The Ultona plays alt records. By a simple
turn of the hand it presents the required needle,
correct weight and precise diaphragm.
Tho Tone Amplifier
The Tone Amplifier js a vibrant tone elwunbcr.
Built entirely of wood like the sounding board
of a fine piano or violin. No metal touches it.
Hence its freeness from any harsh metallic
sounds.
Knowing its super quality we do not hesitate
giving it our full endorsement. Come in today.
Let us play your favorite record on this beau
tiful instrument. If you like we'll make com
parisons for you.
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Toll How He Wim Helped.
A neglected cold may develop
Into most serious sickness. Tho In-
i tluenzn and pneumonia that swept
'tho country a yonr ago worn pre
'reded by an epidemic of colds,
i Foley's Honey and Tnr will check
a cold If taken In time. It loosens
phlegm nnd mucous, clears air pas
sages, on son hnsi-mmes. stops tick
ling throat. Sold nvurywlioro.
Adv.
BID BLANK.
Bend, Oregon,
To The First National Bank of Bend:
Pleaso buy for me at tho Pacific International Shorthorn, Hereford, Hol
stein, Jersey or Guernsey sale at North Portland, Oregon, Nov. 20-21-22, tho
stock listed below, as cheap as you can, but in no en bo bid mora than tho limit
I havo set opposite each choice, or what your Judgment indicates as being a
fair price. I deslro to buy In all -females and bulla, ,
-breed.
FIRST CHOICE SECOND CHOICE
CaUIoc No Plct Limit CaUloc No Price Limit
Cfttilor No .I'lltt Limit CaUlor No I'll' Limit, ,.,,,
Catilo- No Prlt Limit.
Catalog No,
ct Limit,
In case you are not able to buy what I havo marked at tho prices Indicated,
pleaso buy at the best price you can, according to your judgment, .....,.......
bulls and females, limiting yourself to S each for
tho bulls and each for tho females.
Let mo know after tho sale whether you havo purchased anything for mo,
and it you have, have it shipped by to mo at
S
It 1b understood that this stock will ho purchased for mo by Tho First
National Bank of Bend at the lowest prlco possible and turned over to mo at
actual cost, plus tho expense of bringing stock to Bond. It is understood that
I am to pay cash for this livestock or arrange with Tho First National Bank ot
Bend for credit before I sign this contract.
Signed
Catalogs may be had at this Bank
Consistent with our Liva Stock Improvement Policy, we will finance farmers
wishing to purchase live stock at these sales.
The First National Bank of Bend
PLAINVIEW PLANS
FOR THANKSGIVING
PLAINVIBW. Nov. II. Tho 0. D.
O. club will hold Its regular mooting
with Mrs. Bookmnu on TJiursdny
afternoon, November 13. A good
attendance Is desired as tho Indies
wish to complete plans for tho
Thanksgiving foto. Bvoryono Is re
quested to bring thimbles and scis
sors ns thero Is plenty of work to do
on tho club rjullt.
Vern l.lvcsay helped A, W. Arm
strong pick up potatoes soveral days
the past week.
Will Patterson of Portland, was a
gucMt at tho Hoss homo Thursday.
Mrs. M. W. Skeel Hturted for her
homo In Portland on Monday. Mrs,
Skcol has beon with her daughter
Mrs. Paul Kcoggln for several
months.
Mr. Myers and family havo moved
to tho old Baker place which they
purchased recently from C. S. Hud
sop, A. C. McCnlllster was n business
callor in Bepd, Saturday,
Mr. Claudo Chris of Itedmond, and
Lou Nichols of Prlnovlllo woro guosts
to dinner at tho Hartley homo Sun
day. Mrs. A. B. Hoss, Mrs. Patterson,
and Roy Hoartt wero In Itedmond
Friday,
Mrs. I.ouzetta Pulllam and son
Jim, Mr, and Mrs, Paul Scoggln und
Mrs, John McKlnncy woro Bond
callors Monday.'
Mulcolm Volgt was a callor at tho
Hoss homo Sunday.
NEWS NOTES FROM
PLEASANT. RIDGE
PM0A8ANT IUDC1B, Nov, 1 1 . J.
W. Poterson was In Bond on business
Thursday.
F. B. Baiighman purchased 200
head of lambs from II. T. Mlklcolsun,
Mr. Mlkkolson recuntly purchiiHod
tliCHO lambs from Ned Anglaud of
I'owoll Butto,
Tho C. 0. I. Co,, has u crow of man
Hilling out tho main canal.
Andrew Nolson Iiiih moved in with
Mr. and Mm. J, W, Poterson for tho
winter.
Anton Ahlstron mudo n business
trip to Itedmonu Monday,
Mrs, 0, M. Itcdflold and Mrs.
Mnbol Coitnoly ot Deschutes called
Bend
Furniture
Company
at
Air. Shannon of Bend who, recently
purchused the Harper place tons hero
on Thursday. I In will move out nt
onco and Improve his place this win
ter. Mr. nnd Mrs. O K. Anderson were
shopping In Bend on Thursday.
Doll Becson was n callor nt tho
Anderson homo Wednesday.
O. B Anderson sold a lino drotwod
hog in Bend Thursday.
II. T MlkkolHou mudo n buslne
trip to Itedmond Thursday.
Mrs. Alfred IMtlursmi tins bt'o,u
working nt DosehutoM itovorul days
this week.
Anton Ahlstrom was In Itedmond
on Thursdny.
Alfred Podorsnn helped O. K. An
derson butcher Wednesday.
F. B. Baughinnu was In Bend on
business Thursday.
Mrs. Cathrlno Johnnson ontertnln
ed Mr. and Mrs. Olo Ilannon of Des
chutes nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. H T. Mlk
kolson Sunday afternoon.
Fred Seeling of Bend spont Sun
day ut tho W. II Gray homo.
Miss Ituth Kncsomeyer and Glen
Cox woro dinner gucstH nt Mrs. Jnr
rotts hqmu Friday ovouiug.
Mr. und MrH. O. B. Anderson at
tended tho show in Bend Hunduy
night.
Alfred Poderson has been fixing
up his house Inside for tho winter.
Several of tho ladles In this vic
inity attended tho Parent Teuchori'
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Don't Allow
Your
Farm Crops or
Buildings to go
Uninsured.
We will insure
your farm and
allow you one
year in which
to pay ,a .
the premium.
C. V. SILVIS
BEND. OREGON
mooting at tho IVHohtites school
houso Friday afternoon.
John Bdwatds Is hauling his
household goods to DoachuloH pre
paratory to moving to Prosier, Wnsti
Mm. KM wards mid small son loft sev
eral weeks ago having been called
suddenly by tlin Illness of hr
mother. The Bdwnrds family hnvn
lived in this neighborhood ror tint
past two yours and their many fri
ends will be sorry to sou them leave
(ConlliiTieTolf Pago 11.)
You'll Enjoy
Buying Groceries
At Our Store
Everybody does. He
cause it's conducted just
the wny you think u gro
cery store should he.
It is conducted to serve
you.
To supply you with
groceries in u way that
will suve your time, prey
vent annoyance and furn
ish you with good things
to cut nt fair prices.
Prompt service, courte
ous personal attention,
accurate accounts, are ev
eryday features at our
store.
5 And in addition you
have the benefit of our
complete 'knowledge of
the grocery business.
We know what's gool
and we make it our bus'
ness to tell you,
Smith's
Grocery
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