The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, October 28, 1920, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' VAOK fl RKXV IK71XKTTN, HUMP, OBKOOfi, TlinwtMV, OWOnKtl 'in, 1020, amnmnraitMiiinmnmiiimmiitmtmimmrtiiiii What's Dding In The Country Uiin ii mi ii milium i mi mi im iiininrnirTmTTmnTiitrnitttmntn r rrrmTinr"TrrT-nTi f SENATOR VISITS AT POWELL BUTTE POWEUi BUTTE, Oct. 26. Sena tor Charles L. McNnry camo out from Prlnovlllo to visit with his old friends. Mr. nnd Mm. C. M. Charlton Whllo hero ho Inspected the lnnds lying under the Ilenhnm falls pro ject survey In this section. Senntor McNnry Is enthusiastic over the pro ject nnd bollovos tnat in less man two years "dirt win ny" on mat pro ject. Sam mtter was a successful hun ter last week, coming In with ven ison nttcr a pleasant hunting trip. Ltttlo Buolnh KIsslcr started to school this week after being kept back until now by a Borlous "coso of whooping cough. Mrs. Ollky, a nurso from Red mond, is at tho J. A. Rlggs homo. Harold Charlton passed through Powell Dutto last week on hfs wny to tho southern part of tho stnte, where ho was called on Internal revenue business. Hnrold will tnko his va cation next month and will spend n part of It with tho homo folks here. Friends of Grandma Brown will bo grieved to learn that she is suffering considerably or lato nnu is in Tery Hnns Hanson near Deschutes Sun day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Hlohhoff of Redmond visited Mr. nnd Mrs. W. It. llutchlns Sunday. II. T. Mlkkelscn has been digging his potatoes this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Swnlley wero In Ho ml on business Friday. Anion Ahlstrom was hauling lum ber this week from Ilcdmond for tho now addition to his house. Mnrk Powell of Prlnovlllo pur chased a fine milch cow from O. E. Anderson Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. E. Anderson nnd Mrs. C. X. Mills wore visitors in llond Friday. They wero guests of Mr, nnd Mrs., K. 1. Mnhnffcy nt dinner In their now home. $300 AN ACRE PAID FOR ALFALFA RANCH TERREBONNE WILL KEEP HALLOWE'EN TERREBONNE, Oct. 2C W. O, Ralston has rented tho John Wil liamson place nt Terrebonne. John Williams went to Turner, Ore, last week to look for n loca Hon. Mr. Pellett loft hero for Dufur last week on an apple-picking excursion Messrs. Horn. Johnson and Allen j bagged a deer Inst week. They re poor neaun. .......... turned from tho mountains Inst Frl- Mr. Monoclo lias oeen ouicnerinB ---- - .i . ti i (lav. and selling the meat rpndv snle for it. William Peterson killed a calf last week, selling it by tho quarter. Green Beard's thresher Is busy now after being held up on account of rain. It Is hoped that it will bo possible to go ahead now without further interruption by the weather. C. M. Charlton and Boyd Stewart havo gone to tho mountains on a hunting trip. Dick Long reports that his hand Is healing rapidly and will soon ba all right. Georgo Truosdnle has been ap pointed Judge on the election board In place of lerman Allen, who re signed. Mr. Allen Is candidate for commissioner. Born, October 23, at Powell Butte, to Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Biggs, a 74 pound girl baby. Mrs. Matt Carlin of Bednynd vis ited Sunday at the Rlggs home. Sho came out to make tho acquaintance nf hpr new niece. Mrs. Eckart of Bend visited with Mrs. E. A. Bussett Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Collins W. Elklns and son, Collins, Jr.. of Prineville were guests at tho C. M. Charlton home Sunday. NEWS NOTES FROM PLEASANT RIDGE no inula ... . i rri..... .iirs. iiiiuis hi iiuiiu i inns- day night to meet with tho board of directors of tho Bend chapter, A. R. C. A school program Is to bo given hero October 30. The program will consist of drills, "spooky coon" speeches nnd other appropriate Hal lowe'n pieces. A pie soclnl will fol low the program, tho proceeds of which are to bo used for gym apparatus. THRESHER BUSY ON PINEHURST FARMS PLEASANT RIDGE, Oct. 26. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams returned from Prinevillo Sunday afternoon. Mr. Renno of Bend came down Sunday evening to do some carpenter work for Anton Ahlstrom. Mr. and Mrs. George Holton of Deschutes visited Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Mlkkelsen Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swalley were called to Bend Sunday by the death of Mr. Swalley's mother. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hutchlns were shopping In Redmond Saturday af ternoon. C. B. Armstrong has been baling his hay this week. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson nnd Mrs. C. N. Mills attended the show iu Bend Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams left Monday morning for their ranch near Prineville to spend a few days dig ging their potatoes and root crops. H. T. Mlkkelsen made a business trip to Redmond Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hutchlns and baby took supper with Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chase were shopping in Redmond Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peterson, ac companied by Mrs. Catherine Jo hansen, wero Bend visitors Tuesday. Mrs. O. E. Anderson and her moth- PINEHURST. Oct. 25. C. II. Spaugh and Will Sandel wero busi ness visitors in Bend Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Cady of Du- pont, Wash., wero callers nt the Gcrking ranch and the F. L. McMan raon home Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cady wero on their way to Callfor nit, where they will spend tho win ter. The Sandel & Hatch thresher is busy threshing in this neighborhood. Ivy Snyder called on Mrs. A. H. Reed Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gerklng of Pcndlo ton wero callers at tho Grover Gerk lng ranch Monday evening. Lumber trucks are busy hauling lumber for the McKinley and Wallo mills. Myrtle Spaugh, who has been con fined to her home with a severe cold, returned to her school at Bend Wed nesday. . Mrs. Mary Gerklng. Mrs. G. W. Snyder and daughter, Ivy, were call ers In Tumalo Tuesday. Bessie Snyder, who has been at tending high school at Bend, spent the week-end at her home. Visitors in Bend from this vicinity Saturday included: Mrs. Mnry Gerk lng, Mrs. G. W. Snyder and F. L. Mc Manmon. Lester Snyder helped Grover Gerk lng dig his potatoes this week. Mrs. Hattie Matthews of Madras Is visiting hcV brothers, Gjarcnce and Earne Phelps. The cattle association has been rounding up cattle this week. Twenty-two pupils are enrolled at the Pinehurst school now. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Gerklng called at the J. N. B. Gerklng ranch Sun day. Charlie Montgomery Is digging his potatoes this week. Ivy, Bessie and Lenore Snyder spent Sunday evening at the Gerklng home. Jud Tunklns. Jud Tunklns says some of the peo plo who founded free libraries could er, Mrs. C.N. Mills, went to Red- ,mve ma,!e B n"lcb b'BBer hit with the mond Saturday afternoon. I popmace uy rnunuing rree motion plc- Alfred Mlkkelsen visited with ture eshj'iltlnns. EVERYTHING THAT IS BIG HAS HAD ITS SMALL BEGINNING At some time tho largo fortune was small, hut it grew. Your fortune may be now in, its Infancy; you may not have more than a dollar that doesn't need to be spent at onco for bo mo necessity. But put that dollar away, In a safer place; let It draw lntorest; by and by put anpther dollar with It, and then another and another. Like a child your fortuno will grow steadily, surely. In time, what you havo put asido, added to what your savings have earned, will amount to enough to make a good investment. You havo made the beginning of your fortuno. CENTRAL OREGON BANIC BEND - (ff. DESCHUTES, bet. 37 Clnrouco Elder was u visitor nt tho Johnson ranch Thursday ovcnlng. Rasmus Peterson sold his nlfntfn ranch, throo miles north nf Des chutes for $300 an ncro. Forty fivo thousand dollars was thu consid eration. K. J. Con toy was it business visitor In II end Saturday. Mrs. C. W. Parks of Deschutes was In Bond on business Snturdny. Two of McCnll's riders from Crook ed river nnd Wosley Lnno of Des chutes brought out about GO head of McCnll's cattle from tho roservo Fri day. Olio of McCnll's riders helped them tnko tho cattle as far as Des chutes A Inrgo number of pcopln from Deschutes wero in llond Snturdny tor Booster day. A. B. Matthews, who has been at tending tho fair down In tho valley, returned to his homo In Deschutes Sunday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Holton mull baby wero out calling Sunday In tholr car. I Waltor Lowo of Bond wns a visitor at tho Dcblng homo Sunday. He stopped In on his way to Deschutes, where a brotbor. Charles Lowo, lives. Ed Swalloy of Deschutes wns a caller at tho Doblng homo Saturday forenoon. ' Kenneth Johnson of Deschutes was visiting Howard Nelson of Deschutes Sundey. The Nelson children, who havo had tho whooping cough, havo started to school ngaln In Tumalo. Mr. Andrews of Deschutes was In Tumalo on business Tuesday afternoon. Deschutes residents nro busy haul ing poles from tho hills near Tumalo. Mr. Beck nnd frlond of Redmond were visitors In Tumalo Thursday. They visited tho school. A. B. Matthews nnd his brother left Deschutes Thursday to attend the fair down In tho vnlloy. Mrs. R. L. Thurston "and Mrs. Parks attended tho auction sale nt Tumalo Thursday. J. W. Jones, who has been In Hood River, returned to his homo at Tum-I nlo Saturday, where ho will tnko care of his children until rs. Jones re- turns linmn. Mrs. Bookman tins heoit caring for tho children whllo Mr I nnd Mrs. Jones have bcon visiting in Hood River. I Mr. Thorp postponed his auction salo until October 21 on account of the fair In Redmond, Mrs. Deblng nnn daughter, Mnr-, gnrei, were uusiuu&s visuura u duhu. Tuesday. I Elzottn Deblng of Deschutes spent i Wednesday night with Mabct Cootcy, In Bend. Wesley Lane of Deschutes was a visitor in Tumalo Wednesday morn ing. This neighborhood Is very busy fertilizing tfJTalfa field, with sul phur. Mrs. S. Deblng and nephew, Wes ley Lano, wero business callers in Bend Saturday. The Campflre Girls of Tumalo had a meeting at Mrs. J. M. Griffin's in Tumalo. Mrs. E. W. Nelson nnd daughter, Qenevleve, attended Sunday school In Tumalo Sunday. Ed Swalley was called to Bond on account of the death or his moiner, Mrs. Swalley had been 111 for several months. Sho died at her daughter's homo In Bond 8unday at iz:30 o'clockl Mrs. Swalley was ono of Ore con's early pioneers and leaves six children, Ed Swalley of Deschutes, Mrs. Stewart of Tho Dalles. Chnrles Swalley of North Yakima, Mrs. Nora Giles of Bend and Mrs. uaurn L.ana Ingham.. All were presont at tlmo of her death. Miss Leona Matthews and Clarence Elder were visitors In Tumalo Sun day. Tho county has oponed up Riley's gravel pit and will start graveling the hlKhway the first or tho wcck Wesley Lano of Portland, who Is visiting his aunt, Mrs. S. Deblng, Is going to attend high school in Tum alo. Mrs. Minnie Lowo and sister of Deschutes havo left Bend for Port land, where they will visit. C. W. Nolson of Deschutes took a toad of alfalfa hay to Bend Satur day. I ran K llin past week. ! Mr. nnd Mrs. Clirlsly left fur their former homo In Washington Inst week. .Mr. Goodrich delivered n loud of wheat In Sisters Mnndny. Mr. and Mrs. Irons of Portland wero visitors nt the Hodsmi tiiimn I Inst Saturday. ( Mr. nnd Mrs. Hndsoii nnd daughter worn guests for dinner nt tho It. King ranch on Squaw creek Sunday. Misses Cnthorlup Helling, Vnstn I'artlu. Atnthen nnd Juitulln Hudson, : Fiodn nnd Limlso Arnold were.cnllnrs I nt Mrs, Goodrich's Saturday afternoon. Vern Skolton has been driving tho mall stage for several days lately. Clarouro Lund Is busy seeding ryo this week. J. L. Pnrhorry helped Mr, Scogglns of Plnlnvlow fill his silo several days last week, Mrs. Myrtlo Arnold nnd daughter, Freda, spent Siinrny afternoon with Mrs. Georgo Cyrus. Loron Long tins gone to tho High Desert, whore ho has a position with a surveying crow, which Is working in that section. Elmer Perk and mother left Sun day evening for Portland. Mrs, Peck will spend tho winter there. Mr, Peck expects to bo away nbout two weeks, attending to business mntters. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Arnold were shopping In llond Booster day. II. Kllgoro nnd family wero callers nt tho Helling homo Sunday evening. SUFFERED FORTY YEARS, HE SAYS "It Wiih ii l.nrky I My for .Mo When I (lot Titular," llri'liirr ll)iir. BUM of lh Umhrills. As n simile from the sun III" uinhrrl In I of gri'nt antiquity, Hlr Gardiner Wllkliinon has engraved n delineation of mi i:ihloilnii princess traveling In nor chnrlol through upper Egypt, whero tho car la furnished with nn umbrella. HAY BUYERS SEEK CROP IN ALFALFA ALFALFA. Oct. 27. Hay buyers nro numerous In this soctlou at pres ent. Mrs. Hardy is on tho sick list, suf fering from un attack of nsthmo. Lynn Coovert and llttlo daughter wont to Portland Friday. Mr. Shults spoilt Sunday at homo with his family. B. W. Erwln, wife and children nnd M. E. Ilnrlam of Hoqulnm, Wash., spout n few days with tholr mint, Mrs, Crow, tho past week. Mr. Taylor's daughter, Mrs. Btld hnm of California. Is staying with him slnco Mrs. Taylor's death. Cliff Young nnd family nro ngnln sottled in tholr homo after having spent tho summer on thu Coovert ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Coovert enter- lnliin.1 wnnlf.iini! vlnllnm from Inwll. Mr. nnd Mrs. Crow entertained nbout 60 frlonds Saturday evening In honor of visiting rolatlrefl. Cards, music nnd dancing wero enjoyed un til n Into hour. Orvlllo Shults nnd Clnrenco Mori shlng. Prlnovlllo high school stu dents, attended tho party at tho Crow's Nest Snturdny evening. Milton James lost n valuable horse Inst week. You Antwsr. It had been rnlnlng all day, and finally little Nettle nuked: "Mamma, when God gets nil the Julco squeezed out of a cloud wlint does ho do with 111" "Yes, sir! Tnnlac has overcome n rasa nf stomach trouble that bothered inn for 40 years mid today I am en joying such fine health that I feel just llko 1 inn starting life nil over ngnln," said Charles llynrs, 182!) East Thirteenth St., Tiicoinn. Wash. "It was hark In 1S80 (lint I jnovod to Tncoiun, nnd during nil those 10 years I suffered with tho worm sort of Indigestion. My fond lay In my stomach nnd soured mid caused gas, I bloating mid shortness of breath. I hnd pnlus In my hack and burnings' In my rhest. nnd finally I got so I dreaded to oat a thing. My strength left me, 1 lost weight and was not -ahlo to do a good day's work, I suffered from snvoro headaches nnd dizzy spells, and nil llio tlmo I had to he Inking laxatives for roiisllpa-l tlon, My nerves worn In n wretched condition mid all during tho night I. would wnku up ut tho least llttlo, noise, nud I wns beginning to think I.-. I ,1... I.... ..1 ill utiu iiuii iiuuiii kuiiuii mo uvni 111 1119. "It was n lucky dny for mn when I got 'Tnnlac, for thcto Is something nbout It Hint does the work, nnd I can hardly remember tho dny when I enjoyed such good health or felt so well generally. Tanlac tins been a Godsend to me, nnd an long as I llvo I wilt never bo without It, for I consider It a household necessity. I eat whatever Is placed on the Initio nud am noer troubled afterward In tho least, Tho pnlus In my tiack nud chest have disappeared and I can brentho ns free nnd reculnr ns ever now, I am no longer constipated mid I am frou from headaches and Ultzy spells. My nerves nro In fine condition, I sleep sound and 1 have regained every pound of my lost Weight." Tanlac Is sold In Bend by the Owl Drug Co., In Sisters by Georgo K. Altken, nnd In Bend by tho Morton Drug Co. Common 6ni n.MUit. Keli'iicn Is n good plern of furnlttirtt ,'nr n limn lo Inive In nil upper rliiiln Jrr provided ho has common wnse on Hie linnind Moor. Ollvur Windull Holmes. An ley OIr. He "What makes that fellow glare it me mV She "You're sitting cn its Ice cream." Yale Record. RE-ELECT S. E. ROBERTS as SHERIFF of Deschutes County Republican Nominee. If I nut elected, I will, dur ing ' term, toiilriii my oath of (idlro to in ran, n rompleto mill I'ftlrli'iit enforcement of the law. I vtlll lmv no In leret to orve but tlm public IntrreM. I vtlll conduct my iiltlrc ultli Klrlrt rrgnril to economy, I will glo nil Hie prlioiicin In my riiitody hu mane I rent men t nnd nliolr some food. I will give Hie protection of my ofllrn to nit ertni nnd nil rlnntrs alike. BUTTER FAT! Same price for Butter Fat f. o. b. Bend ns is paid f. o. b. Portland. Central Oregon Farmers Creamery inn iiutmnn nniiiusntf nummtuiumiugimmmmintniiKmiujjiuuuiUiimih' CLOVERDALE MEN GATHERING STOCK CLOVERDALE, Oct. 27. W. T. Harrison and wlfo and Mr. Black left Monday for Hampton Buttes to fin lull gathering their cattle, prepara tory to bringing thorn hero for win ter feeding. Mr. Goodrich has returned from Terrebonne with a bunch of beef cat tle which ho purchased tliero re contly. S. R. Kllno wns a business visitor in Redmond Friday evening. A number of tho ladles of this community attended tho Francos E. Wlllnrd program glvon by tho school children Friday afternoon. MIbs Freda Arnold is tho proud poscssor of a saddlo pony, her father having recently purchnsed ono for her from Dan Winkle of Sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Lund and Roy Qrant woro Sunday evening cullors at the J, L. Pnrhorry homo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Arnold and daughter, Mrs. Hodson, woro busi ness visitors In Plulnvlaw Haturduy uftoruoon. Mr. nnd Mrs, Alex Levering or Plulnvlew woro business callers at tho J, H. Hodson homo Monday afternoon. T. H. Foloy of nend wns a dlnnor guest nt E. M. Peck's Thursday. Miss Hartley of tho Oregon Tuber culosis association, accompanied' by Rov. J. E. Purdy, of Bond, visited tno school Thursday afternoon chocking up tho work dono horo by Miss Mar garet Brums, Red Cross nurso, Melvin Cyrus of Culver has boon riding for cattle on tho Dry creok every Pathe Phonog fflL purchased during this offer we sl'f i will give you- plWftm $25 Worth of Records FREE! 11 liif "C-no iff llS than The long f'Mg g ""h" payment 'g E. M. THOMPSON ... W W BEND, OREGON W