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CIK.N1 Ill'LiilCliN. IIKNI), OHKOON, TIIDIWDAY, NOVEMBER 17, Wit.
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GRANGE ROOSTS ARE
RAIDED BY THIEVES
Spuds Knl-ed In District Among In
trrnntlonnl lrlp Winners At
lliiluth I'otnto Show.
ORANGE H AM j, Nov. 16. Chicken
thieves havo n new way of travel
ing these days. One night last
week a car stopped at two farm
houses In this neighborhood anil lo
cated the hon roost. They left their
foot prints, cigarette stubs, and car
tracks, but took the chickens.
Kotxman brothers are bringing In
their lambs for market from the win
ter range.
It. Soldo went to Dend Tuesday.
Georgo Erlcksen Is hauling his
winter's wood.
Mrs. F. I.e May called on Mrs. Fred
Ileynolds Tuesday afternoon.
Esther Erlcksen has been III with
a bad cold for the past week.
School was closed Friday Armis
tice day.
Many farmers in this section sent
potatoes In the collection that went
to Duluth and which won the $25
prize.
J. M. McLaln and Steve Pavlck
motored to Bend Wednesday.
Clyde Smith helped 11. Selde with
his potatoes.
Mr. Seth Stookey, former county
commissioner Is moving his family
to Redmond for tho winter from the
ranch at Horse Ridge.
Dick Hunsley was knocked uncon
scious by a sack of potatoes 1
week, while he was loading a wagon
He found himself on the ground with
a sack of spuds across his chest. He
does not know how long he lay un
conscious as he was alone In the
field.
George Wallace of Bend has sold
his ranch In the valley. He Is at pres
ent In the valley.
Julius Pedersen hauled a load of
bay to town Tuesday.
H. Hclgesen sold potatoes and veal
In town last week.
Fred Hettman helped Julius Pcd
ersen butcher Thursday.
Hundreds of cattle are passing
through the neighborhood from the
range.
C. H. Wigmore Is hauling Juniper
foliage for his root cellar roof.
The bond election was held at the
hall Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Goggans called
on J. Pedersen and family Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hunsley called
at the Chase home Sunday.
Rolla Chase Is harvesting his cab
bage.
Fred Hettman was in town Tues
day.
Mrs. C. M. Rasmussen stayed in
the neighborhood Monday night go
ing home Tuesday evening.
Ray Neff is confined to his bed
with rheumatism.
Mrs. C. L. Smith entertained the
Ladies Aid at the hall Thursday
There was a large attendance.
Fred Hettman was pitting his seed
potatoes Tuesday.
Harold Pedersen visited at the
Hettman home Monday and Tuesday,
Air. uoy uoaruman and son are
busy this week hauling their win
ter s supply of wood.
Otis Davis called at the Chase
ranch Monday.
Mrs. L. C. Young sent a supply of
magazines to the school which the
children report are very interesting
as well as instructive.
The water user s association met
at the hall Thursday evening.
S. A. Dutt lost a fine cow last
week from bloat.
The sheep of J. E. Teaters and son
are en route from his Crescent range
to the home ranch three miles north
of Deschutes.
Mrs. S. A. Dutt is staying at tho
Crow ranch during the serious ill
ness of-Mr. Crow.
Mrs. Ella Kotzman was in Des
.chutes Tuesday to have the county
nurse taiK to tne ladles.
air. ana airs, k. k. uutler were
Bend shoppers Tuesday.
In order to save her remaining
cnicKens, Airs. William Iteyno Ms had
to consent to having a fine tree cut
down In her back yard as the chic-
Kens were persistent In choosing that
as tneir favorite roosting place, and
the owls regularly had a midnight
least oi chicken.
Katherlno Helgesen, Dorothy
xoung ana Herbert .Nelson spent the
vacation at tneir homes in this dis
trlct.
Mr. Ackley and family are living
out at tne nitrate mines on the high
eseri.
Mr. and Mrs. Ketchum have gono
to tne nign desert to tran this winter.
The ladies Aid society meeting will
oe neia at tne hall Thursday.
John Kotzman shipped sheep this
weeK.
Glen Gosney dined at the' Fred
Reynold's homo Sunday.
Mr. Jacobs went to Powell Butte
Sunday,
Archie Patty and Roy Boardman
worked on the Swalley ditch Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. Neihl and Mr. Golden
called at the Fred Hettman ranch
Sunday afternoon,
Julius Pedersen and Master Harold
nnd Phillip Pedersen went to town
Thursday,
Mr. Armstrong and family of Bend
visited at tho Boardman home Sun
day. Fred Hettman, wife nnd daughter
Violet, vieltod at the William Rey
nold's home Sunday evening,
Rolla Chase has Just completed
a fine root collar.
POWELL BUTTE CLUB
PLANS SILVER TEA
ADVICE FOR WOMK.V WHO
SUFFER
"I advise every woman who suf
fers with kldnoy troublo to try Foley
Kldroy nils." writes Mrs. Bessie
Browner, 2522 Scovlllo Ave., Cleve
land, O. "I could not do my house
work, but since taking Foley Kidney
Plllu I feel llko a now womnn and
am hle fo do my work," Thoy'U
help you too. Sold everywhere.
Aifr.
POWELL BUTTE, Nov. 16.
Powell Butte Sororls club met Inst
week with Mrs. S. 1), Mustard. It wos
decided nt this time that tho club
would glvo a silver tea nt Community
Hall three weeks from that date to
raise money to pay tho club's appor
tionment of the student loan fund.
Fred McCaffrey spent Armistice
day In Prlnevlllo.
Mr. and Mrs. Orn C. Foster and
Mrs. Uoy Oliver nnd children visited
grandma Brown at tho George Sho
bert much near Prlnevlllo Inst Satur
day. About 300 head of cattle nre being
fed on tho big Wurzweller ranch hero
at the buttes.
Hugh Lister and sons of Paulina
aro feeding on tho Herman Meyers
ranch.
Rev. Brown preached a good ser
mon nt Community hall on Sunday
A fine congregation gathered to hear.
Mrs. Brown accompanied her husband.
The salo at tho J. S. Wells ranch
on Monday drew a large crowd from
the three counties; Crook, Jefferson
nnd Deschutes. Everything sold well,
but tho cows and hogs brought good
big prices.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Valpoy of Upper
Ochoco. have leased tho J. S. Wells
ranch for threo years. Mr. and Mrs.
Wells go to California for Mrs. Wells'
health.
At the election held for tho pur
pose of voting on tho bond Issue for
the irrigation district, there was a
good attendance of voters,
Miss Knox's pupils will give an en
tertainment Friday evening at Com
munity Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Riggs nnd In
fant daughter Alys Elizabeth and
Mrs. Cleveland Bunn are in Portlnnd.
The ladles will shop and visit whilo
Mr. Riggs will buy dairy cows.
S. D. Mustard left last Wednesday
for Portland to attend the Land show
nnd to go on to Seattle to attend to
business while nway.
Mrs. Ila Charlton Foster has been
called to nurse J. F. Rice, who Is
seriously ill at his home here nt Pow
ell Butte.
There will bo a community
Thanksgiving dinner nt Community
Hall. A social time In the evening
will complete the day. Tho entire
community is Invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Iko Mills of Paulina
visited with their daughter Mrs.
Arthur Wurzweller and family over
last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crist of Red
mond wero guests at the Arthur
Wurzweller ranch on Monday.
Peter Pauls and sons, wero load
ing a car with balled hay the first
of the week.
Mr. W. M. Cook arrived homo from
Fort Rock the first of the week.
John Cronin has brought his sheep
In from the desert range to tho home
pasture.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beck man of
Bend former residents of Powell
Butte, came down Monday to vote at
the bond election. They were dinner
guests at the George C. Truesdalo
home.
BIG CREW WORKING
ON SISTERS ROAD
Pt.AINVIEW. Nov. 16, A InrRO
crew of men aro working on tho Bund
Sinters highway through thin com
munity. Mrs. C. F. Chalfan spent the week
visiting In Redmond and Bend, re
turning homo Saturday,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Snm Burgess spent
Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. H. A. Scog
gin, A largo number from l'lulnvlow
witnessed the riding nt Sisters Sun
day, Paul Scugglu riding Whiskers,
it living the first time he has been
successfully ridden, Frank Scott al
so tundo it good ride and several bad
horses wero topped.
Mr. Fred Wilson. Mrs, Mlntn Ho
ward and Ed Axtol wero guests nt
dinner nt tho I loss ranch.
Hubert Kcoggln, Mr. and Mrs. War
ren Chalfan, Mr. A. tl. Morfltt and
Mrs. William .Morfltt were shopping
In Uedninnd Saturday,
Mrs. Howard Hartley and little
daughter return homo Saturday from
Bend.
Mr. William Morfltt purchased
four milch cows from M. W. Knick
erbocker Tuesday.
Wnrrnii Pliiilfiiii. Uov HiMirtl. Mrs.
F. E. Hoss. Al Glpsou nnd Mr. Blnko
sly wero shopping in Bond Wednesday,
Most all of Plnlnvlow spout Armis
tice Day at Sisters, enjoying the rid
ing and basket dinner.
Modem Inventions Come Rapidly.
The telephone was n toy In 1.S70;
the typewriter n crude urniugetneiit
in 1S7S; the electric Industry n Imby
lu li7l, when Edison Invented the In
candescent light; the phonograph was
a curiosity In 1SIH), and tinning pic
tures n lllckerlng experiment In JMW.
DANCE ENJOYED AT
DESCHUTES HOME
SHE KNOWS A FT Kit i:o VEAItS
Mrs. Milton Walto. Box 32. Aznlla,
Mich., writes: "I havo used Foley's
Honey nnd Tar for the past 20 years
and And there Is no other rough or
croup remedy llko It," It gets right
nt tho seat of troublo and covers In
fected surfaces with n coating that
eases and heals, Children like it.
Sold everywhere. Adv.
DESCHUTES, Nov. 10, A divneo
was given at mo tscou rimcii hi uos
chutes Saturday. A very largo crowd
was present. The ladles nerved sand
wiches, cake nnd coffee, All had a
very enjoyable time.
Mrs. O. M. Itedfleld of Bond canin
down to Deschutes Saturday to vote
on the C. O. I. district bonds.
P. II. Gilo of Bond got a load of
hay from E. M. Hwnlloy Friday.
Uobort Moore of Deschutes was a
vlultur ill Tuiualo Wednesday.
Mrs. G. M. Ilitlton of Do.ichutoH
was III 'I'll ma lo on business Wednes
day.
Mrs. S. Dehlug of Deschuloii wuh
on tho sick list (his week but has
Improved.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Polling wont to
rut down some boo trees Sunday, but
they were stung, mid nh.iudiiuod the
task.
Harold and Paul Cuoko of Des
chutes have finished digging their
potatoes. They spout Saturday lu
Bend.
Mi. It. L. Thurston visited Mrs.
Don Slaughter of Deschutes Friday,
Mrs. C. W. Nelson who has boon on
tho sick list Is now able lo be out
again.
Mrs, E. M. Hwalley. Mrs. 0. M.
Holton nnd Mrs. ('. V. Nelson attend
ed tho ladles Aid society lu Tuiualo
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Iliitrhlus and baby
Bobbin of Plcntmiit Itldgo wore visit
ors at (lie Deblug homo Monday.
Mrs, W. C. Conley of Tuiualo wuh
a visitor at Mrs. Dchlng'n Monday
Mr, C. W. Nelson had a runaway
Monday. Mr. Nelson tied his horses
to a tree while ho wont after the
pitchfork, tho horses became fright
ened and run away. They broke tho
wagon; Mr. Nelson escaped without
accident.
The people In this community wish
to expresn their most sincere sym
pathy to Mr. McCnuley.
Mrs. C. E. Parks of Dcschutos was
in Bend on business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Molten nnd
children wero lu Bend on business
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Anderson of
PloilHHIlf Itliltf.l W11H In Itnml mi lilla.
Iness Saturday '
The Indie of Deschutes bud n sow.
Ing bee In Deschutes till" week for
tho Berry children.
Dack to the Picture Language.
A newspaper for English tourMs
abroad Iiiin ii very Ingenious scheme
for showing exuclly what attractions
certain hotels have In offer. If there
In an elevator In the hotel a picture
of a small boy In uniform Is shown
ugiilnit (he name of that hotel. A
garage Is Indicated by n picture of u
motor enr, lawn tenuis courts by n
racquet, nnd so on. Tho scbenio Is
Hillto a useful one, for It enables the
tourist to see tit a glance exactly
which hotel would suit him boot, ami
thus saves lilm nailing through a
whole hit of advertising matter.
Fruit From Cnetl,
The now cm iirhlowini'nt of Bur
bank, the plant wlaard, Is the produc
tion of nictl that hem- fruits lxiiutf fill
to tho eye nnd with llnvor resembling
those of penclie. muskiiieloim, plnenp.
pics, etc.. ot sultlclclilly Ulllll.0 to ren
tier tbein appetizing novelties. They
nro very sweet, containing from I'.' to
Id per cent of sugar.
Tboo fruits iiiny bo eaten fresh or
put up ns sweetmeats. They are of
vnrloiiH colors, and their Juices, par
tlcnlarlj of tho roil ouo (which nro
of brilliant biles), are utlllrahlo for
coloring lees, Jellies mid randies.
Tightwads.
Some men hang onto n dollar ns
though II wero the Inst ono they're
ever going to see.
Martial Bwlng of Famoua Hymn.
Many hymns In the sour books of
modem churches, Including some of the
most popular nnd IntplriuK, are of
martini svvlnjj nnd tempo. "Onward.
Chrlstlnti Soldiers" I the most popu.
Inr of this cIiihi of religions songs. The
Itev. Snhll.ii liming Gould, English
pitstor, author mid mug writer, com
posed (hi! words of "Onward, I'hils
thin Soldiers- In SbiiO. It was to bo
sung by children, and was written for
.1 special occasion for which the pus
tor could think of no suitable march'
lug song o w rote It In one Wi-tii
The tlamlwleh Appetizer.
The long-established European cus
tom of (lilting mi appetizer before din
ner, In tlm form of it wafer-llko sand
wich and a light bovornge, hits many
points In Its favor. The "sldehnnrd,"
us it Is culled, can be most tastefully
served on a daintily appointed tray.
When a meal beglni with u but soup
or ii chilled fruit, the gathering for
the "slilebonrd" Is the most satisfac
tory way for the housewife In be surn
that all the family ate renily to lakn
Ihelr places at the table. The snnd
wlehes nro Hindu of very thin slices
of buttered blend. Serve these with
a glass of Iced grape Juice,
Flower Oermon,
Flower sermon hud it orglti lu St.
Catherine Creo, England. On Wlill
Monday each or the congregation ear
i led n hunch of turners, and n larger
hunch wiit laid on the pulpit cushion.
The custom has spread, but It hu
soineuhat changed. Now In many
churches tin. (lower sermon Is prenelieil
on Sunday nnd the church is dec-united
with Mowers, tho members of tho roll
giegntlon also bring llners with tbein
to tho service. The time of holding
this sen lee varies lu different
churches. ,ut II Is usually held In the
spilng or early summer when there N
an iibliliiliuico of garden Honor.
Power 7t Character,
Nothing discloses real cbiirnrter
like tho iiso of power. It I" easy for
the Weak to bo gentle, Most people
rati bear adversity. But If you wish
to know wluit n man really la, give
him power. Tbl l the supreme test.
It Is the glory of Lincoln Unit, having
ntuiost nbsoliite power, be timer
".bused II, except mi the side of merry.
He mke not to Inllullle, not to ll.
brnlil. but to convince. Me wns the
rillhodlliiclll of Ibo setr-detibll. the
roonige, the hope, the nubility of th
nation. Hubert Green lugi-rsoll,
Sometbleg Wrong Somewhere.
If silence Is golden mid money talk,
bow can we say thai our money u on
a gold busts? Huston Transcript
IT HELPED HER HUSBAND
"My husband had a bad back,"
writes Mrs. J. McCuIlough, 23C Sny
der St., Easton, Pa.; "when he sat
down he could hardly get up and
would be drawn all over to one side.
He took Foley Kidney Pills and is
now well." If you have stiff Joints,
rheumatic pains, sore muscle3, try
Foley Kidney Pills. Sold every
where. Adv.
PLEASANT RIDGE
WOMAN RUN OVER
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PLEASANT RIDGE, Nov. 10.
Friends of Mrs. A. M. Petty will bo
grieved to learn that she was run
over by an automobile in Portland re
cently. Fortunately no bones were
broken but sho is suffering from
uruiscs aim sprains, u is io uo nopeu
mat sue may completely recover
soon.
Mrs. Catherine Johansen and Mrs.
II. T. MIkkelsen visited at the Han
son home near Deschutes Thursday
aiternoon.
MrB. W, H. Gray and Mrs. O. E
Andersn wero Bend shoppers on Sat
urday.
Alfred MIkkelsen was In Redmond
on Saturday.
Fred Seeling of Bend was a visitor
at tho W. H. Gray homo on Sunday,
J. w. Peterson butchered a sma II
beef this week which ho sold In tho
neighborhood.
Edgar Miller camo down from But
ties lake Thursday to visit a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gray after
wnicn he will go on to Moro where
he will remain during tho winter
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swalley and Watt
Jones wero Bend visitors on Satur
day.
Harold and Paul Cooko were In
Bend on business Saturday.
Antone Ahlslrom went to Bend on
Sunday to see about soma work be
ing dono on the swalley ditch of
which ho Is a director.
A largo number attended tho dance
given at tho Scott ranch on Satur
day night. All report a fine time.
Alfred Pedersen went un to tho J.
F, Young ranch near Bend to get
some llttlo pigs on Saturday for him
self and II. T. MIkkelsen.
Alfred Pedersen and H. T. Mlkkoi-
sen are helping W. J. Shannon haul
rocks.
Antono Ahistrom and MIhs Hllnin
Nolson wero Bond visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Ed swalley uttended tho Lad
les Aid at Tumalo ou Thursday.
itasmus Peterson. O. E. Anderson.
and 11. T. MIkkelsen went to Des
chutes to sorvu on tho election board
Saturday,
Edgar Miller wont In to Redmond
Saturday to attend to soma business.
Antone Ahistrom has boon doing
some work on tho school house- this
THE FARM PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTING CO.
OPENS IN NEW
LOCATION
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19
In the Two South Rooms
of the
MINOR BUILDING
J,,v . ffeWMfl
on Wall Street
An nrchway lias been cut, connecting tlie two
rooms, and no expense lias been spared
in supplying fixtures to make litis
THE FINEST
Grocery Store and Meat Market
FLOUR and FEED
in Central Oregon
Our plan of bundling farm produce, illicit from
the producer to (lie coiiniiiiii-i', will lie our pulley. Wo
will sell tho very highest gradcM of Hlnplo nnd Fancy
(j'loccrloH ut tint very lowest possible prices.
Our meat shop will bo equipped with tin- latest
machinery lo assure perfect sanitation nnd n cooling;
plant Is now liihtulled. Our slaughter bouse is equipped
equally as well. When J on buy incut from un you may
bo Hiiro that both (lie; quality nnd condition In of the
best.
Wn ill-go (ho fanners of (.'cut nil Oregon Id niiiki'
tills their headquarters when In Bond. Wo will buy
your produce nnd pay jou un much or morn for It, anil
wo wilt sell you anything J on may ikmiI In our lino nt
11 small or smaller prices than you run buy the vnuio
grndcH lu any other town la Central Oregon.
Wo feel that wo nro creating u market In Bond for
nil of Central Oregon. Wo believe our plan will prove
nioxt henellcliil to every farmer Mho will tnko ad
vantage of It.
To the cltlriiH of Bend, wo extend u most cordial
Invitation to try our plan of marketing. Wo find oh-
Hired that mini you do, you will rcallo that wo ran
Mivu J on money.
The Farm Products Distributing Co.
Two Big Stores in One
The Minor Building
Wall Street
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