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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1920)
0 rAnri a luinm iiiiimiinmnnnrmnnnfti What's Doing In The Country BtroinntmmmimnnmimmntmMimmitmimmnmmtimtmnfflimm NEW MILL RUNNING IN SISTKKS TIMHKK BISTKHS. Nov. S. The new Oro wllcr mill Is now In opcrntlon un der the management of Harney Mar kcl. Tho mill I modern throughout. It. J Skellon of Clovordalo was n bnMncw visitor In Slaters Inst Mon day. It. I). Norton, timber cruiser for tho Shovlln-IIIxon mill, wns in tow Tho new laboratory equipment for tho hlgtl scnooi is on nami. 11 m- .l...)n. nil tlm nnnnrntllft norpftSIirV for tho biology, physics and science departments. Tho upper part of the school build ing Is being completed for tho nc commodatlon of tho hlKli school Thnr will bo two class rooms, n !! brarv. nnd n laboratory. Th(ro has been 100 now books ordered, which will form n nucleus for tho II brnry. Dans nro under way also for tho Installation of a new water sys tem. Lynn Wilson left Sunday for Al bany, Ore, whero ho will meet his wife. , Mr. and Mrs. McKlnncy of Crooked river were recent visitors to our vil lage. PINE HURST MILL STOPS FOR REPAIRS led Tuesday to visit his son, Karl Wood for n short time. 0. K. Anderson nnd Milan Wtiltto morn served on the election board for this precinct held nt Deschutes TuesdnV. I II. T. Mlkkclsen hnd the mlsfort tuno to lose a flno milch cow this I week. Antono Ahlstrom took Mr, ltenno to Ilond Wednosday afternoon. Mr ltenno has been doing somo carpen ter work for him. PINEHURST. Nov. 9. Walter Andrew and Will Root were busi ness callers In Bend Monday. John Bollman nnd Ernest Phelps were Bend visitors Tuesday. Several of tho PInehurst children wero absent from school this 'week on account of colds. The Clenmons-Mlckles mill was shut down a few days this week on account of repairs. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. McManmon are the proud parents of a babr boy, born November 3, 1920. Mrs. Mary Garner who has been In PrlnevIHe for the past two months returned home Thursday. Mrs. John BolImaK and Mrs. C. M. Phelps called on Mrs. F. L. Mc Manmon Thursday afternoon. John Jones and family were din ner guests at the John Bollman homo Sunday. Frank McManmon was a business caller In Bend Friday. Mrs. Mary Garner and Mrs. C. M; Phelps and daughter were shopping in Bend Snturdny. Dave MIckles butchered a fat hog Sunday afternoon. NEWS NOTES FROM PLEASANT RIDGE PLEASANT RIDGE. Nov. 9. Mrs. H. J. Mlkkelsen and Mrs. O. E. Anderson were shopping In Tumalo Monday. Tom Vedder of Lower Bridge was a business caller In this neighbor hood tho. last of the week. Rev. and Mrs. A. Petty of Portland expect to arrive soon to spend a few days on their ranch. Mrs. W. B. Hutchlns and baby and N. D. Wood were guests at the inrlArsnn TinmA fitindaV. A moaXnir nf thf RftlOOl board WQS held at the Hewins home Saturday avanlnff Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams, Bil i nnranri ami Mm. Mlnden attended church In Redmond Sunday morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson were .hnnnlnv In 011(1 Wp fl PR (I ft V. xir arA Mrs. H. T. Mlkkelsen and son Alfred were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hanson near Deschutes Sunday. J. E. Williams made a business l.ln , ToHmnnr1 PrfrtaV. Mrs. 0. E. Anderson was a guest of Mrs. C. M. RedllelU at uescnuies ir a'n Mm. J. R. Wllllnms went to PrlnevIHe Tuesday to vote. Their grandson Billy uuranu reiurneu with them. N. D. Wood of Myrtle Point arm "FRONTIER DAY" AT PLAINVIEW SUCCESS I'OWIXL IIUTTti Hf'lfDtf INTIJKKHT THK N. V. Mucking llorot-t and Steers Hidden Wardrobe Rare Amusing Tin Crowd Knjojx Dinner. PLAINVIEW. Nov. 9. Tho Fron tier Days" given nt tho Plalnvlow school houso November 7, was a grand success, many bucking horses wero rode by tho boys of Plalnvlow assisted by riders from Sisters nnd surrounding country, races of all kinds wero engaged In, by young nnd old. Small boys riding small calves. tho older ones riding steers. Tho wardrobe raco wns nn amusing feat ure, thrco changes being made, somo being very comical and somo very fashionable. The dinner, one of the principal events wns served by tho A. D. O. club. About 200 were ser ved nnd every ono pronounced It a great feast. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Chalfan spent Tuesday evening at tho Morfltt ranch. Mrs. Paul Scogglns left Monday evening for Portland for an extend ed visit with friends nnd relatives. Mrs. Hollls Swlngel and Mrs. Low Peillian visited Sisters Monday. Roy Ileartt has been holplng Her bert Scogglns dig potatoes several days tho past week. Most of Plalnvlew farmers have finished digging potatoes nnd all claim to havo had a better crop than expected. Mr. Wm. Morfltt and Ashton Mor fltt were In Sisters Tuesday on business. Miss Jo Burgess spent the week end at the Hoss ranch. Mrs. Hollls Swlngel and Mrs. Pul- llan motored to Bond Wednesday. Frank Colfelt returned Thursday from a week In Portland nnd Sher wood on pleasure and business. Mrs. William Morfltt, Mrs. A. E. Hoss and Roy Ileartt wero In Red mond Thursday. The neoole of Plalnvlow showed great Interest In tho election, tho report showing tho greatest number of votes of any previous election. The Colfelt saw mill has closed for tho winter. Mrs. Hubert Scogglns spent tho week end at tho box A ranch. Edgar Seartt and Henry Colfelt aro getting out the winter wood for the school house. TERREBONNE SCHOOL SERVES A HOT LUNCH TPnnvnnWP Vnv. A. Mr. Perry spent last Wednesday In Bend. Mrs. Bergen of Portland was call ed to Bend last week on account of her husband's Illness. She stopped over at Tercbonne Monday to visit at the home oi w. u. uammo. Reverend Schnabel, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, and Miss Nina Elliott attend ed the Christian tnoeavor ohvbiu lon at Madras last Saturday. rrM, nnPant OVnrherfl Association last Friday voted to continue the I.-. 1 ii n.li na 1 , CrhnM t H I S VP?.!. A UUL 1 U 1 1 1- fc ' " committee was appointed for tho same. , W. R. Davidson Is in Bend this v ssnhi, nn thn erand lury. The Terrebonne second team In football played tho Redmond team last week with the score of 13 to 0 In favor of Redmond. Word has been received hero that unn.fi Pspklmm Is now second wireless operator on a boat running between Seattle ana aan r rai:i I'OWKf.t. HITTK. Nor 10 Frank Hens nnd wlfo nf Vnkltim worn guest nl Ihn homo of Mr mid Mrs. H. II. Miislnnl Inst week. Mr lions Is traveling nKrlrulliirlst for IIki Northern Pacific railroad and ho wns InvoMlsittltiK In potatoes of (Ills section for his, railroad. H. t). Mustard has grown on his own placo this year unothor variety nt potato- than the No 1 1 oil (Inn. of which ho has mndo n specialty for somo years. This potato Is tho "Earliest of All," and tlio small acre ago that ho planted this year pro duced over 250 sacks to tlio acre Mr. Mustard Intends to plant moro of this variety next year. Jess Shobert lost a valuable hnrso last week, supposedly from rupture, as It was n young horso and Just be ing broke. This makes three good horses Mr. Shubort has lost this year. J. A. Rlggs and others from I'ow ell Butte attended an Irrigation meet ing nt Redmond Monday, Miss Fay llussett's pupils learned that Monday was her birthday and gavo her n surprise. They had cuko nnd Ice cream nnd a gettorul good time, thoroughly surprising their teacher, and all enjoyed tho. "cats." George Shobert nnd family of PrlnevIHe visited with tholr sou, Jess Shobert, and family Sunday. word was received hero from Tho Dalles Saturday of tho death of Mr. Sturdovant, a formor resldunt of this section, and father of Miss Crystal Sturdovant, who taught tho Shepnrd school. Mr. Sturdovant had many friends In this section who will be grieved to learn of his death. Tho big truck which is hauling spuds from tho "Mustard potato pro ject." makes on nn average of four loads In a day and hauls 100 sacks at a load. About 30 helpers aro cm ployed on tho project. Mrs. Robert Whito of Brownsvlllo Is expected to arrlvo this week tor an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Rlggs. Mrs. White Is get ting acquainted with tho wonderful grandchild, Alva Elizabeth Rlggs, C. M. Charlton and George C. Tfliosilrtln rerr elected llHllrri of flirt pertrn mid ronslrtlifp, reaped ivrdy, for I'mvoll lliilin (trndiirf Mr Churl ton lift nerved tunny yours ns Jintlrn slid this your had mi fippnMlloii The iiienil(in. "Khali stork run n( Urnn In Powell Untie prerlnrlT" was ruled on nt Hi" recent elected nnd the nKntlre received n largo major ity. Ukiiku slock coming In and. In somo Instances being drlreii hero, mill turned out to feed along tlm roiuls mid break down fence, has he roine n nuisance. Urn Foster went to I'rlnuvlllo Mini day with n load of grain. Mrs. J. P. O'C'nllahaii has gone to llond to remain for u couple of month. I Will Wurxweller, mayor-elect of i PrlnevIHe, caino out to look over tlio Powell llutto ranch Humlny. Arthur and Mux Wurxweller 1 brought a largo bunch of stock rattle i to tho Powell llutto ranch last week. The cattlo aro regularly wintered hero mid moved back to the moun tains In the spring. J Mr. and Mrs. Charles I'arrlsh of the lower Powell llutto section wero In Itodmoml Monday, j Mr. and Mrs. Cooiko Whltsett and family went to Ilcml Monday to mnko a farewell visit to Mr. Whltsett's father, who Is soon leaving Ileud to spend the winter In a warmer ell i mate. A flue utteiidaiire Is reported at thu havest ball at Community hall. ! DANCE IS ENJOYED BY SISTERS PEOPLE SISTERS, Nov. 11.--A danco was given at Mr. Corbott's houso on thu Mctnllus last Saturday night, A number of people from Sisters at tended nnd report a good tlmo. .Mrs. Mary Gist gave a party for n fow of her friends last Thursday eve ning. Dancing was tho chief amuse m6ut. Refreshments woro served. On account of the teachers' Insti tute at Ilond this weok there wns no school Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Teachors who attended from hero wuro: William Kolty, V, A. Everett nnd Mrs. Allco Scott. Mr. Knickerbocker Is erecting a new house on his placo near town. J jmwM m mm m m mm Mdirmw EIGHT' TO DRIVE an clRht-cyllmlcr ni.u.iw.l.ilr. u to lenm comtilete motor car satisfaction. The smooth flow of power at all speeds, the instant Rtlnaiy , the immense reserve of power that cmncs Into play on the hard pull these Indicate the mechan ical superiority established throuijh Oldsmobilc's 23 years of lcndcrahip. The appearance and comfort of this roomy 7-jvissciiBcr model are in strict keeping with the character of the famous "8" cliassis. Considered purely from a business point of view, Oldsraobilo "KIrI'I" """ uper latlvo value both In tholnltUllnvcstineot and la coat of operation. SOUTHWORTH BROS. GARAGE 835 BOND STREET I 10 as I EVERYTHING THAT IS BIG HAS HAD ITS SMALL BEGINNING At some tlmo tha large fortune was small, but It grew. Your fortune may bo now in Its infancy; you may not havo moro than a dollar that doesn't need to bo spent at onco for somo necessity. But put that dollar away, In a safo placo; let it draw Interest; by and by put another dollar with It, and then another and another. Liko a child your fortuno will grow steadily, surely. In tlmo, what you havo put aside, milled to wluit your savings liavo earned, will amount to enough to mako a good investment. Vou havo mado tho beginning of your fortuno. CENTRAL OREGON BANK i BEN-D OREGON Zero Weather Will Not Effect Your Radiator! REMEDY One can Twelve Twenty used according to directions will not in any way clog Radiator, cause a chemical action on the metal, but may save you the price of a new Radiator or repair bill. Retails at $2.00 Per Gallon' GET A CAN AND PREVENT A FREEZE Bend Hardware Co. JOBBERS TWELVE TWENTY Your Opportunity to Buy SHOES of the very best quality at remarkably low prices. -Better Shoes can not be found the Prices are not equaled. PRE-WAR PRICE SHOE SALE Bend Shoe Store A nnrtv waa given by Mm. C. N Sorennen at her homo lant Saturday evening, (lame woro played which Included noverul contemn wmi np nronrlato iirle. A lunch wan nerved nliniit tnldiilKht. after which tho gucKta departed. All reported a good time. Vern Clint nnd family left Monday for their homo near Heattln. Thoy havo been vlxltlng with rolatlvcH hero tho pant thrco wcoka. Mr. and Mm. Howe npont Sunday with Mr. nnd Mm. Uobblim. A number of people from Minium attended tho round-up nt Plalnvlow lint Sunday. Mansion (or tho Soul. Make yoiirnelves iii'Mh of plrnnnnt thought, bright fnnrlc. willMled tnctnorlm, noble hlnturlex. faithful m)" Iiik.i. trennire hoiii'N of prfclotu and reMful thought!) which rare rnnnot ilU Iiirb. nor pain make gloomy, nor pov erty take nwny from hh hotlen built without limn!, for our mml to live In. John ltiiakln. "Tweedledum and Twwdledee 't uiiderMiiiid that the exprfwbm "tttit'dliiliim nnd twtf dliileo" I uil to ili'xlglinlo two thing between which dure l tlio innlli'it povdhln difference, mid U niplloiblu l ill" imtt'i out trlllf". It I nlui applied to ikhix-ikIcmI tllwuxilotiN uch mt tho old logician Indulged In, : g.. when a fnnner lake it iIb to market, lit tho pig going with the fanner or tho farmer going with tlm plgJ Tho Wln Mt'innge. Lake1 Level Ha Fallen. The pre-hlMnrlo I.ako Tahim wai larger anil dii-iT than the preifiit lake. 1 Miring tho Neocene epoch anil earlier part of tin I'li-ltl'Tiio eHoh II waler imhI much higher, hut In II overtime It tin cut through llm lata dam that maintained It nt tlm height. Ilitiche that mark the for mer higher level are about MM feet above the prreiit Mirfut'0 and doubt If the water once Mood even higher. ftashotiiaWiuUxtht unleil lUmpd DUCKIIIICIIT BlICKHECHT Dress Shoes RGFINBMGNT characterizes every line of our No! 438 in mnltogany calf with invisible eyelets. Shape, finish, color and weight mark it as the shoe for the well-dressed man. Styleful in all details, it is conspicuously good looking. It shows its sixty years of good breeding at sight it willjustify yourgreatcst faith in its wcaringqualities. BuCKHECjrr Fine Shoes art priced f8.jo to (14 Tell ui what your dealer doesn't show them andnve null endeavor to have you supplied. BUCKINGHAM U HECHT MANUrACTUfeFRS 0AM IKANCISCO in iii:!n:iiinii:iiai:ia:iiiii!iHiau!uiuiiiiau:ii;ii!iiiu!ii:i:!::m!iuiii::uaiuicmiimamnut:uiraiaiujHi; BUTTER FAT! Siime price for Butter Fat f. o. 1. Uend its is paid l o. h. Portland, Central Oregon Farmers Creamery 4' ninainnmannimmimnrmnrmiiminnirarnnimiiranairianiiiaa