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BEND BDIJiKTIN, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, APltlli 211, tOi!0.
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PARTY IS ENJOYED I DECLAMATION TRYOUT
AT PLEASANT RIDGE HELD AT PINEIIURST
,PLKASANT RIDGK, April 27.
Those
Nelson
,thlH neighborhood wore: Mr. nml
Mrs. Bd Swalley nntl chtlilrcn, Mr.
nnd Sirs. Walter Lowe. Watt Jones.
Mr. Swalley, Sr. Mr. nnd Mrs. O.
E. Anderpon. Kvorott Johnson nnd
Kenneth Johnson. They nil report
nn enjoyable time.
Rasmus Peterson took his car
Into Redmond this week to hnvo It
repaired
PINBHURST. April 27. Mr T. II.
nttondlng tho party at tho Foley Hnd fntnlly. or Hend, were call
home Saturday night from ' era at the a V. Snyder homo Sundnv
blunting, Rick headache, row stomach
or other Ilia that attend Indigestion
and coiujtlpntlou, They Invigorate
tho liver. Sold Bvorywhoro. Adv
FARCES WILL RE
GIVEN AT GRANGE
ovonlng
Mr. John Hollmnn and family, and
Mr.and Mr. K. L. McMnnmon worn
culer at tho Wall's mill Sunday.
Tho tryout for tho .declamatory
contest wa; held at tho school houno
Thursday afternoon. The Judges wore
Mrs. Howard. Mrs. I). K. Winter, uud
Mrs. Homer Connor. Hotolla Pltclpi
was cho-en for the fourth division
Rev. Scott nnd Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Everett Johnson hauled Mrs. Vot-I rnllnn'ttorn dinnor cnosts nl the Cos-
ty-s uousonom goons oui irom ues- nor j,omc, Sunday nlKht
ramo over from
to look after his
chutes.
J. E. Williams
Prlncvlllo Monday
property hore.
J. W. Peterson made n business
trip to Dend Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson, ac
companied by Rasmus Peterson,
were In Hend Monday. Mr. Andor-
Bon ana Mr. reterson wero cnueu
as witnesses on the , Duval case.
Mrs. Alfred Poderson worked for
Mrs. C. M. Redfleld at Doschutos
Tuesday.
Glen Cor and C. M. Redfiold of
Deschutes were In this neighbor
hood, doing some surveying, Tues
day. Mrs. Alonio Petty arrived here
from Portland Thursday morving
nnd will move onto tho pluce which
they recently bought, formerly
known as the X. W. Gray place Mr.
Petty will Join her later.
H. T. Mlkkelsen made a business
trip to Redmond Saturday.
Rev. Johnson went to Bend Fri
day aftornoon.
Charles Hoyd of Rend was a busi
ness caller at tho Anderson ranch
Wednesday uvenlng.
Alfred Mlkkelsen remained homo
from school the last of the week on
account of Illness.
Rasmus Peterson was putting In
a headgato and weir on his land
cast of the highway n Thursday.
Alfred Pederson helped do tho
work.
Mrs. O. E. Anderson and Mrs.
Alonzo Petty wero n Redmond on
business Saturday afternoon.
Anton Ahlstrom bought a pig
from Carl Hatch at Tumalo Satur
day. Myrtle Johnson is staying with
Mrs. Petty this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cabeen of
Redmond spent several
Mr. Hubbard, of Hend. was visit
ing; with his sister. Mrs. Mary (Jerk
ing, Sunday.
Mrs. P. I.. McManmou called on
Mrs. John Hollmnn Tuesday aftor
noon. Mrs. Mary Garner visited with Mrs.
A, 11. Reed Sunday.
Mrs. J. C. Couch left for California
Saturday evening, to make nn ex
tended visit with relatives.
Rev. Scott held church at tho Pine
hurst school house Sunday night and
will continue to hold services there
tho rest of this week.
lie Could Not Stand Straight,
"I caught cold and It settled in my
kidneys," writes J. C. Damond. 2SCS
W. 50 St.. Clovclnnd. O.. ".My back
and sides were so lame and soro I
could not stand straight. I use Foley
Kidney Pills and am glad to testify
to their helping power. "Good for
stiff or swollen Joints, rheumatic
pains. Sold Everywhere. Adv.
START TIE LAYING
FROM TERREBONNE
TERREBOXXB. April 27 A train
crew of Filipinos is here laying
new ties between hero nnd Bend. Tim
work Is gooing on rupldly nnd more
workers are coming soon.
The farmers are very busy the-o
days making up for loss of tlmo
caused by the bad weather.
Three car loads of grain wero
shlnped from this point Inst week.
An unusually good time is in store
for Terrebonne people next Friday
evening when the high school will
give a play entitled. "Taking Father's
Place." The grades will crown tho
Queen of the May, nnd give some
i.; ,.i! numbers, and Attorney Denton G.
""'" w"a Hurdlck will speak on tho two mil!
I tax hill. Aftor thn nrnirrnm the P.1-.
Peterson ent Teacher's association will take
week on their ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
and children, Rasmus Peterson. caro of tne croW(1 Jn HOcln) hour.
Mrs. Catharine Johnnsen. accompany The Misses Adeline Deltrlch. Xlna
led by Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hanson t Elliott and Gladys Gntes snent Sat-
and Hans Hanson of Deschutes,
spent Sunday at tho home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Hanson, near Tumalo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. E Anderson.
Anton Ahlstrom, Miss Hllma nelson
and Roy Miller wero guests at tho
Mlkkelsen home Sunday afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. Swalley of Bend visited her
son, Ed Swalley, and family the last
of tho week.
Anton Ahlstrom. Miss Hllma Xel
eon and Mrs. O. E. Anderson were
Shopping in Bend Friday.
Everett Johnson went to Red
mond Thursday afternoon to look
for his horses, which had gotten
away. Ho returned Friday morn
ing with his horses.
Ed Swalley hauled in a load
lumber from Bend Friday.
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Sho Pcvls IJkc a New Person.
So many women suffer from kid
ney trouble without realizing the
causo of their sickness that this from
Mrs. S. E. Mills, R. R. G, XenJa. O.,
will bo read with interest: "After
taking Foley Kidney Pills I surely
feel like a new person." Aching back,
rheumatic pains or other symptoms
should bo given prompt attention.
Sold Everywhere. Adr.
urday shopping In Bend.
Rev. H. C. Hartrnnft. of Bend, is
scheduled for threo chalk Jecturcs
here next Sunday morning, after
noon and evening. A community
dinner will be given at noon nnd
everybody is invited.
Some inquiries have been made as
to why the Terrebonne school wo;
not Included In tho school thrift re
port in The Bulletin. For some rea
son Terrebonne did not receive the
circular letter sent out from tin
county office requesting such a re
port. Though not as active as dur
ing the war the school is doing some
thing along this line. The report
Just taken shows the number of
thrift pupils to be 42 with savings
amounting to $725.80.
F. M. Cadnau and family have re
turned after spending tho winter in
I Portland. We havo jm addition to
our high school as lfin Cadnau hen
entered here. Mr. R. L. Walker
camo with the Cadnau family nnd ex
pects to purchase a farm in Central
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. DoWItt Willams'
home is brightened with a brand now
daughter. Fay Emma, born Thurs
day, April 22.
GUANUK HAM., April 27.- Thurs
day evening, May 0, tho Grange Hall
school will glvo two playa at the hull'.
Threo boys from tho seventh urnilo
will present u negro farco entitled.
"Bmhuliulug Kbonoxor." Tho char
acters are: Herbert Xulso't im Hor
ace Hnrdup; Lu Hoy Smith, .is Kbe-
noxor itosonslolno; Chris Stork, as
Dr. Jackson.. Horace Hardup bus
spent his friend Kbenoxor's "las two
(uahtahs",ror uu Insurance policy In
his own favor. Hbonossor "ain't got
no iiotlwi of dyln'," but when the
agent arrives ho playH tho eurp.
not without Homn expostulation.
Jackson proceeds to embalm "the
corpse," but flues In terror leaving
Ebonoror master of the altunliuti and
of the Insurance money.
Tho socond play Ih entitled. "Jinn
bo Jum." or "Mr. Gobbletou'H Ward "
Tho characters tiro; Bennett Young,
as Jumbo Jum: Katharine HclgeHon.
as Hannah Flllns; Bllznboth Rey
nold, as Mr. Gobblotou's Ward.
Anna Smith, as Lawyer Cheated'
Dorothy Young, as Mr. Gobbletoir
Kama HCltmuu, as Mrs. Gobbletop;
Clyde Smith, ns Hnrry, the young
officer with whom Mr. Gobblotou's
ward Is In lovo. very much against
his wishes I.elloy Smith, Clyde
Smith, and Herbert Nelson me 1h
borors. In addition to tho plays titer will
bo music, recitations, and singing
After tho program there will be .i
plo social. Every lady Is asked lo
bring a pie. and everyone Is invited
Mrs. C. M. Rasmussen has boon
re-hlred to teach her third term at
the Grange Hall school, with in
creased salarj.
Rev. Houguu, from Chicago, visited
the past two weeks in the Grange
Hall vicinity. He lectured In Bend
Sunday evening. Many from tnls
neighborhood enjoyed his lecture
Miss Stanton, from tho Aid Find
ing Society, of Portland, was In tli's
neighborhood Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlgmoru visit, J at
tho P J Young homo Friday oxen
lug. Perry Williamson sold three cows
to Mr. Wells Inst week.
Chris Stock captured a young coy
ote alive last Saturday.
L. ('. Young located a bee tree on
his place Sundny.
P. J, Young had Bend cullert Sun
day afternoon.
Mr, Slnughter has sold his forty
near Grange Hall to Mr. Olson, it Is
stated.
The Ladles Aid held Its meeting
Inst Thursday at Mrs. Xlckeon's.
Tho Aid was well attended. Mrs.
Whltteman will entertain the Aid
next meeting which will be held In
the hall.
colds, oroup, whooping cough Sold
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POSTMASTERSHIP
SOUGHT AT GIST
HIGHWAY SUPPLIES
LEFT AT DESCHUTES
Bulletin "WAST ADS"
Bults Try Tbem.
Bring Re-j
Get Rid of "Sprinjc Finer."
If you lack energy If you lack
"pop" tho chances aro that your
bowels aro sluggish. A Foley Cath
artlc Tablet in a wholesome physic
that will rid you of billounnexB. gas.
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is the result of Thrift, Frugality,
Industry in Youth. '
Begin to Save Now
Our Savings Department Pay A'o Interest
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DESCHUTES. April 2S Oscar
Huber. the highway contractor, un
loaded n carload of concrete pipe for
the highway at Deschutes, .Monday.
Charles R. Lowe, of the Grange
Hall district, was In making proof on
his land at C. O. I office, Monday.
James F. Short spent Sunday on
the river with his friends from Turn
ulo.
W A. Pickett, of Terrebonne, wns
a business visitor at the C. O. I. of
fice, Monday. j
E. J. Conley returned Monday fromi
htanrield. Oregon, whero ho took a
carload of sheep for W. K. McCor-mack.
A numcr of frionds and nclbghbon
gathered at tho home of Glen Cox
Sunday evening to "chlrlvarl" the
tho young couple. They brought
their refreshments with them nnd
enjoyed a good time.
John F. Van Allen nnd wife and
daughter spent Sunday with W. B
Van Allen. They went fishing In tho
afternoon, but like other fishing
parties Sunday, failed to catch any
thing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Glen Cox were Sun
day guests of John Farrel and hli
mother, of Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Goorgo Kanoff. und
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. A. Larson combined
buHlnoss and plcasuro In a trip to th
flumo north of Bend, Sunday, spend
ing sorno tlmo flshnlg.
Tho attendance at church and Sun
day school Is Increasing.
Mr. and MrH. Allen Grant ro
turned from Oregon City Saturduy
afternoon in tholr car. They roport
tho roads In bad shape. Tho Grants
are now established on their ranch
north of town.
A letter from Dacsy Cochran to the
school children states thut th" Coch-
rans expect to return shortly.
Miss Tolla Elliott visited the Des
chutes school Wednesday afternoon.
W. P. Gift is attracting quit a lot
of attention by thoroughly chnning
his Irrigation ditches, .
Mrs. H, A. Larson and her small
dnughter, Phyllis, arrived In Des
chutes Thursday evening. Mr. Larson
hnd boon feeling quit bad for tho
past week but recovered at onco.
Mrs. A. M. Potty, of Portland, nrd
rlvo recently in DeschuteH to make
her homo on tho White place, which
tho Pottya havo purchased. Mr. Petty
will Join her shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dunkley, of
Wyeth, Oregon, havo beon visiting J.
F. Elliott, leaving Sunday night to
tako charge of his tie-treating plant.
Mr. Dunkloy Is favorably Impressed
with our country und IntoiidH to re
turn' hero and Invest.
Mrs. Almlra Swalley is staying at
tho homo of her son, Ed Swalley,
planning to rerpaln about a month.
Careful Mothers Insist on Foley's.
Foloy's Honey nnd Tar Compound
has been urcd In so many homes for
so many years that mothers ovory
whoro know that this standard family
modlclno contains no opiates or other
IngredlontB that aro Injurious to
children or adults. Children liko it
and it doe thom good, For coughs,
PLAlXVIi:V. April 28 Mr. Her
man Maiuor has consented to take
the Gist post office until u rural
route can be established for Plain
view, ami started proceeding to gel
his appointment luM week. It wll
tako three or four weeks to get final
returns from Washington, I), v.. and
lat the present tlmo Mr. Mumer Is
acting as assistant to Mr. Wnrtl. the
acting post mistress.
F. G. Powera purchased tho Ford
ear recrutly owned by i. C. AlcCall-Inter.
Mrs. Louzettu Pulllam, Lawrunce
Scharfenborg. and vern Llvosley at
tended the -silo meeting at Sinter
Saturdny evening.
Mrs. A. K. lloss and dnughu-r Ida.
went to La line for the week end
with Mr. A. E. lloss.
G. C. Mct'allster left oil Wedues
day evening fur his new home near
Astoria.
Mrs. Hartley. Sr ., startud for a
short trip to Hood River and then to
Portland last Saturday morning
Mrs. Hartley has been visiting ieln
tlves and friends In lMalnvlew for
several weekK.
Chris Ward has rented an alfalfa
ranch hi the vicinity of the former
John Parks place and will inovo
there at once .Mrs. Ward nnd the
children will slay at the old Gibson
house until school clones
Apsrty of young people from Plain
vIhw were fishing on the l)rchuts
Sunday.
Hoy Heartt attended rnuit mvu-a1
dayH last week. F. G. Powers. P. Van
Tassel nnd II. A. Scoggln were in at
tendance also one day.
P. A. Scoggln has purchsM-d tli"
old McKlnuey place
Ray Armstrong, Jim Pulllam, Hoy
and Edgar Henrtt, Jo Hurges and
Mary Fryrear attended the datiw at
Sisters Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Morfutt and
family arrived In Plaluvlew Saturday
morning.
C. F. Chnlfan and Henderson went
fishing on the Motollus river Sum! a).
A number of friends enjoyed tin
evening at cards last Saturday at tho
Vern Llvesuy home. A very excellent
lunch was served by the ho-tos.
Mrs. C. F. Chalfan was th guest
of Mrs. Patterson on Sunday
Ray and Mrs A. W. Aniintrung,
Wllma Bennett, nnd II Mnmr wero
In Hend on business Saturday
Harry Hellowell worked or Mr
Hopper Saturday.
vMr. GIpHon and Mr and Mrs II
A. Scoggln were callers In Hedmond
Sunday.
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shoes that fit well, wear well,'
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CLOVERDALE. April 26 The
Mrvlc on Sunday wag well attended,
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MANUPACTUREKS $lw ikr tar(, film SAN FRANCISCO
Come to San Francisco
Market Week, May 1 7 to 22
but owing to Mr Wilson, field mis
sionary having to conduct servlres
In Tumalo, there will bo no preaching
hero on May 9.
Mr. L. Arnold and wife spent
Thursday evening at the Atulrii
home.
Sunday with Mrs. Van Matro'n pai
ents, II (' Millers.
Counrll club will meet Frlilnr
night uud the school children will
have their tryout for the contest In
Itediuiiud. May If..
Mrs W. L Harrison has been null o
Mr. Ilo.l-nii nml wife. It K Kllnn ' MCK the pant week.
and wife, Mr. Pnrberry and wlfo, Shi I "" M'ry Pryrear, of Hend ,pni't
Kline. Hubert Hurling nnd MIum Aiiiiu iunuay wiin ner parentn liere.
Doty were Sunday evening rallem at
Harold Hllleary'M.
Mr, and MrH. Richard King wero
vlilting frlondu here Sunday.
George CyruH and B. M. Peck wero
Hend vUltorH laat week.
Andrew Settrn la buny planting
onion ietN thin week He expect to
put In a hundred pound.
Dean Van Mat re and wlfo and
dnughter, of DetchuteN, accompanied
by .Minn Opal Kelley. of Hend. upent
Mr. HarrlHon and ttou. Tliomnx.
were finding uu Kqunw creek Hun
day. Mr Frank Ilalrd and wife , and
MrH. I'arlln were Hhopplng In Red
mond Monday,
ThOKo attending tho high nchool
tryout In Redmond, Friday evening
were, Ml Doty. Mrn. Miller, and R,
(Continued on jingo 7.)
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