The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, July 13, 1922, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texthum) bulletin, iih.vd, ohkoox, timjiwday, july in, una PAGE 7 Pioneers and Pioneer Life x ; Bend and Central Oregon Tim IITn of lotm V. 'I'm III l it-coiil. id In Mill IIi hI m l Icli1 of 'Hill Bulletin lilxliii lent hi-rlei, Thin Ih IIiii Unit of II HOtll'H (if (irlldort mill stories of t hit iloni'ir dityii of tlm upper Deschutes, which will nptiiiiir legulurly In Tim liiillo tin. In npnuliii: Hut M'trloN, no innro n p propria t j subject could hn chosen Hum story or thn llfo or John V. Toilil, pioneer cuttloutuii or Central Toilil 'k wife itrcoiiipiiuled tliiini, wlillo Toihl, with hlu old partners, Oliln mill Orion, ilrovo ii Inrgo hiitul or entile to Wiuiro county from thn Wlllmiiulli) vii Hey, liy wiiy of tlio Harlow trail. On Ten Alllo crmilt they established u iihicIi mill thn OTO lirunil (Ohio, Toilil k Orion), which within n row yuiirM wiin linown from Hid Columbia to thn hi'iiiliiuiirtorM of thn Deschutes, nourished (or 10 y i'ii in and Ih nt 111 In (IXlstUIICO, Ohio mill Orion fonml tlio ruunlry JOHN Y. TODD Oregon, Toilil spent ln yimiii of tilx ovent-j too wllil for Ihnlr llklni; mid dropped I fill lir on u riinch whuni now oiin or iii, Toilil continued, unit making Mend's Imimrtmit Industrlos Ih cur- his ImmliiniirtorH ut Thn Dalles, Imi- rli'il on. Alrmuly u prominent mini In On-con, IiIh sitcoms In (ho cat tin IiiihIiiuhh horn brought olluir tattlers to HiIh territory. 111k hrnniiht iihont Hie construct first hrldgn iicniHH thn Deschutes, ! ,.H iiiiik Central Oregon to wai;on travel. It wiin hiiIiI or him Unit ho Inn! slept morn nights iiniU'r thu slnis mill rodit horseback moro mlli'H than any other man In thn wont, ilond Ih rnrtiinuto thai nnch ini'ii wnro wining Ihnnii who Minted thn way for thu ili viloiinunlH which havo ennui. I'nr tin follnwlni; account or ToiIiI'h lire, Tim Bulletin Ih Indebted to IiIh not), John 0. Toilil, iioNtollIrn uuiployo horn, John V, Todd was horn October 3d, IK.ii), In Carroll county, Missouri. ennui Identified with (ho early (level opulent or Hint city. Id) hnil be limited to thu II rut MiihoiiIc lodco or forenlKhl r).,!()1, , MlK(lyt!U,.. ,l wi.h char-1 1 V",r?' "V""" ''""V nn or thn ,tT member ,lf the lodifo at Tim Dal- 'k, , ' '" II I ' I .... tt ,1... ,1 . I.I. I. ,n...l.l I " "H . llltj. r for 11(1111 lo-t Ijike, At thn time of IiIh death, Todd had lieen u Mnson for AG yearn. Tho hard winter of '111 and 'H al- occupied liy thu Ochoco reservoir, most exterminated ToiIiI'h cattle, ' ralslni; calth) on ii smaller scale. Ho which had been grazlm; In Tyuli - paid $3,500 for thlsrnuch, hoIIIiik It valley; so with n partner ho built tho ' for H.000 llvo yearn later. About lirldKO now known iih Hhornr's, thn jl 91 5 tho Hmnn land wnH condemned llrst hrldKo acniHH tho Deschutes, openliiK Central OrcKOii to wn,;on Ira III c. Todd traded IiIh InteriiHt In (he at an appralH.il of $28,000, to bo used iih n part or tho reservoir. Todd lined tlio H(uaw creel: and MctolliiR river sections for Htmuner bildKi) to Kliernr for a puck train or ruiiKi, and the Ochoco ranch for win ihiiIch; fur thn Canyon City mines ter feeding, HiIh bolni; tho first tlrnn had opened, and again, ns ho had done uIkIiI yearn before, ho freighted At Hid iiko of 17 hn left honin at thn. In flour to bo Hold at I GO a nnck, niak call for voluiitnerH for tho Mexican j nK n nlnku to re-enter tho catllo war. IteturnlliK home, hn attain , IiusIui-hn, First, hnwover, he botiKht croHHed thu plaliiH to Caliruriila In thn j iiiu flrnt baud or sheep In Central I'.old riiKh or 1849, und In 1852 came j Oregon, black Kpanlnh nlieop which to OrnKon by water, and nettled at had been drfvon In rrom Caliromla. l.nKayette. Ymnhlll county. Todd drove them to Idaho and Hold At that time there were no thresh- iliom, then returned and bought eat ing iuucIiIiich In Oregon. Or it In wa,t,., 11110(1111; IiIh ranch at Oak drove, now Wnplnltla, wboru 11 nmall buttu wan named after him. Karly In thu '"On, or ponnlbly In 1 809, Todd cnmii to "Karowell Bend," threshed either with llnlln or by nl lowing tho Mock In tramplu on It. Todd, with two partnern, Odin mid Orton, oritnulied a firm to build wheat fanning macliliien at l.uKny ttn, Odin and Orion having bad ex perience lu building them before com ing wont, Todd undertook tho Bell ing end, and lu thu course of bin of forlH became nc'itliiln'ed with prac tlcnlly nil or thn early etllcrn or the Willamette valley. Then thu Jnckhonvllle mines opened, mid Todd, nelng tho rhmico In make monew, with Hour kcIIIiik at thu mlnei nt $C0 u Hack, got together a pack train of inttlejt and transported nupplluN to thnjnlnuH, TIicho nperatlonn worn cut nhurt by thu outbreak of tin Yakima Indian In IiIh cattle experience that ho fed thuui through tho winter, for In those dnyn bunch grnn grew lull, mid Htockmon trunted to luck. If deep hiiow came, they were nil broke In tho nprliiK. In 1889 Todd told out all or bin IntcrcntH In Central On-con mid moved back to thu Willamette valley; but tho luro or tho nago brunli wan too ntrong for him to overcome; no be wan noon In thn employ or an enntern linn an cattle buyer on an ex pedition to Montana. The Kecond Muminor ho bought 3,000 head or cat- buying thu preemption claim of Den tto In Oregon, Including 1,000 from Hprlnger for 1300 tlio ranch later the DenchuteK river nvctlon. Thene known an tho Hlnvmnro place, and. catllo were driven to Ontario, tho whipping point for eantcrn point be fore tho rullroaiU worn built up tho DunchuteH. now occupied by the Ilrookn-Hcunlon Co, plant. Tho nnino "Karowell llend" wan Portland, Mm. Kvn Ilennclt, nt Mad rim, and Mm, Kmma McKldownny, al Ilallnton, Tlio youngCHt hoii, John C, Todd, Ih parcelH poxtinan In llend. CARI.ON PROCLAIMS WAR AGAINST WEEDS .Vi'H City Ordinance I" lt- MikIi IIiihIk of f'ampnlKii to Abate NiiIniiiicc, I'mler a recently panned ordinance an anti-weed campaign wan ntartcd Monday by Klre Clilcf Tom Carlon who ilcclarnH that - tho prenenco or rank growthn of wc-edn In varloim partK or thu city Ih not only a fire hazard, but Ih alno xerlomly hnndl capplui; properly owners who uro put ting In lawnn. Tho ordinance provided a fine and Jail Honteuco an penalties for violation. A ;K)I TIIINO TO KNOW Foley Cathartic Tablctn aro n conu Inely wholcttomu phynlc an Ideal lax ative. They keep tho nyntctn lit and (luo, purged of pqIkoiih and ready to roulM dlrtwiHe. MIkh J. Hunter, 12C0 Ktedmnu Ht N, H., I'lttnburgh, l'a., writ'-n: "1 cannot pralno Koloy Ca thartic Tabloti too highly for what they have dono ror me," Hold every wlieie. Adv. LEGAL NOTICES NOTIt'i: FOK I't'llMCATIOX applied to thin point ror thu reanon Later Todd established a ranch In that It wun thu lant place thn Den-.the Cloverdale dlntrlct, near Slntoni, chuten river wan neon on tho way rrom the Klamath country to l'rlno vllle. then thu ynly nettlement lu Cen tral Oregon. That there would rvcr be n city where llend now ntnndn wiih not dreamed of. Thn ntockinun had nonie and brought Into thin section thu llrnt full blooded Hereford cattlo for u number of leading itockmen. Mirny yearn before, while located on Hquaw creek, Todd had neon the need for ntock, mid had brought from tho Willamette valley n blooded ani mal to head bin herd, nhlppltig him by bout to The Dallcn. After the tedloiiH drive up the Deschutes, he turned the valuable animal over to his cowboys with hiHtructionn to keep respect for tho lakcn, but had little wanlnlSr.r,. Todd Joined a company j use ror thn timber It wan a little which was recruited In Ymnhlll coun-l (liailo lu minimcr. but took up ton ty, mid becnuHuor bin experience, was, much room and kept tho grass from delegated to purchtino mid transport growing. supplies and equipment. This was n Hero Todd made bin last stand In him In a different part of the range problem, for not only were supplies tin- handling of catllo on a large ( from h!n predecessor, until he should hard to gut, but tho Indians, iiciiilred scale, making one drive of 3,000 bend . become acclimated. 11 habit of playing linvoc with the, or beer cattle to Cheyenne, In 18S0, Hut the cowboys wore more Inter pack trnl in. which at best were; this being before thn rnllroadH were jested lu bull lights tttnit lu blooded scarcely nblo to keep up with thu rompleted Into tho northwest. stock. Thoy arranged n meeting to chase after thu ludlann, I The cattle were rounded up, start-, determine which animal should bo Ah a result, many a horsn carried lug from Thn Dalles, every milmnl In boss of the range. A bnttlo between n rider all day mid then served as j Central Oregon that was 111 tar beef tho two lasted for over half a day rood ror thu men at night. 1 being taken, ns woll as nil which were on SqnawcreeK. Then the newcomer Depiiitment of Hie Intrrlor I' 8. LAND OFFICK at the Dal lcn, Oregon, July 3, 1922. Notice Ih hereby given that Mario A. Iteuno, deserted wire or Philemon IC. Itenuo, or llend, Oregon, who, on November 28th, 1917. mado home stead entry No, 01911,7, ror W4 HKl. Section 9, Township 18 South, Kongo 13 Kaht. Willamette Mertd- lan, ban filed notice of Intention to make three-year proof, to establish claftn to the land above described. beroro H, C. Kills. United States Commissioner, at llend, Oregon, on the 22nd day of August, 1922. l iaimunt names an witnesses: utls C. lienkle, William P. Dorn, Walter K. Hoots and Ilenjamiu Alnup, all of lieiiu, Oregon. The entrymau, Philemon B. Ken- no. In notified that, by submission of Huld proof, his wife, Marie A. Kcnno, sevkn to obtain patent ror the land In her own name. J. W. DONNKLL.Y. 20 Ip Ueglster. Toward the close or tho war, Cap- on thu market throughout tho terrl tnlu A. J. Ilembree or thu Ymnhlll . lory or the drive. Including tho Teal company was killed by the Indians, j& Coleman herd or this section. The and Todd was one or those delegated , drive started lu tho spring, Cheyenne to transport the body buck to Yiim-j being reached about Christmas of the hill county. Thin was a dllllcult taslt, next winter. tho trip being undertaken during thuj Illnckleg attacked the herd, and winter. Tho next spring, 1SCB, the Yakima wnr having ended, Todd wan married In Mary II. Campbell, thu eldest daughter or Alexander Campbell, who had crossed thu plalnn lu 1817, In tlio same ox train with one or thu men who wan killed and tluou or thu girls who worn captured by tho Ind ians nt thu time or tho Whitman inns sacro, having stopped nt thu Whitman mission to help convert mid teach the Indians. In 18R7 Alexander Campbell moved bin family to Thu Dalles. other misfortune canned tho drive to; started to retreat, Tho champion pursued, and the two disappeared In to tho timber. Tho blooded animal wns never seen again. Perhaps ho ran off tho edgo of n bluff. Tho cowboys'illd not tell Todd what they had done, but whether he suspected their part In It bo a llnanchil disaster, but It created j or not, hn got revenge; for ho kept a market for small stock owners where noun had existed before. Todd was forced to sell all or tho stock under his brand on tlio rungo adja cent to Farewell llend, mid nlso tho Farewell llend ranch, In order to pay ror rut t to turned into this drlvo. Thu cattle went to Ilroytnan & .Summer vllle or Prlnovllln ror J 15,000, mid thu ranch, now worth inuuy times as much, to John Slsemoro for $1,500. them hunting for tho missing nnlmnl nil summer whenever they had noth ing olso to do, Tho ilnnr-ycars of Todd's llfo were spent at tho homes of his children In Central mid Western Oregon, with mi occasional stay nt the Soldiers' homo ut Hosoburg, to which ho had access. Ho was buried in his 89th year at Tho Dalles. His wife still lives at I.nFuyottel with his oldest NOTICE OF FINAL SKTTLKMKNT Notice Is hereby Riven by tho un dersigned that ho has made and filed with the County Clerk of Deschutes County. Oregon, his final account as ndmlnlLtrntor of the state of Annie M. Shouqucst, deceased, and that said court has set Saturday, the 29th day of July, 1922, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon, nt the County Court room in Hi-nil, Oregon, as tho time and place for thu hearing and settlement of said Una! account, at which time and place any person interested In said cntntu may appear and object to said settlement. . Dated this 29th day of June, 1922. FKKD A. SHONQUKST, As Administrator of the Kstate of Annie M. Shonquest, Deceased. 19-22C XOTICK FOK PCKLICATION In 1882 Todd bought 11 much 011 son, William D. Todd. Ho has three tho Ochoco, tho land which Is now 1 daughters, Mrs. Anna Springer, In HOME SWEET HOME A NO WCW9f MAO h BATH IAW MIGHT 'AVTOCASTtR-r (Wby tfaoo mobmim ot' tteepy Ij' " -ow run and wash J I ilvlsST e"'6' M0W mot He n't r your, tvxce thbn j j MANM j Wilt HWT j oH.CeElMAANrA ) f SUEEPIN' DON'T ) Department of thu Interior U. S. LAND OFFICE nt The Dalles. Oregon, May IC, 1922, Notice is hereby given thnt Jessie A. Stockwcll, whoso post-otfico ad dress is C04 Harrlman street, Ilond, Oregon, did, on tho 12th day ot Oct ober, 1921, file in this office sworn statement and application. No. 022, G9S, to purchaso tho SEU SWU, section 2C, township 19 south, range 12 Kast, Willamette Meridian, and the timber thereon, under tho pro visions or tho act or Juno 3, 1S7S, and acts amendatory, known as the "Timber and Stone Law," nt such vnluo ns might bo fixed by appraise ment, mid that, pursuant to such ap plication, the land and timber there on hnvo been appraised, at $100 the timber estimated 40,000 board feet ut J2.00 per M, and tho land S20: that said applicant will ofror final proof lu support of his application and sworn statement on tlio 2Ctb day or July, 1922, beforo 11. C. Ellis, United States Commissioner, at his office, nt Ilond, Oregon. Any person Ih nt liberty to protest this purchaso boforo ontry, or Inltl nto n context nt any time boforo pat ent lusucs, by fllliiB a corroborntcd affidavit in this office, alleging facts which would defeat tho eiltry. J..W. DONNKLLY, Ueglster. 13-22c. XOTICK FOK PUKLICATION LSOLATKI) TKAOT. I'L'IILIO LAND HA LI. Deportment of t)(. Interior. U. ft. LAND OFFICE at The Dalles, Oregon, May 18th, 1922. NOTICE is hereby given that, ns directed by tho Commissioner of tho Ooneral Land office, under provisions of Sec. 255, It. S., ntimuant to the application of Flora B. Hartley, of Tumalo, Oregon, Serial No. 022 18 I, wo will ofTor nt public Bale, to tho highest bidder, but at not less than $2. CO per acre, at 10: IC o'clock A. M on tho 27th day of July, 1922, next, at this office, tho following tract of land: NE'4 NW4, NWV, NEM. Hoc. 8, Tp. 16 S., It. 11 K, W. M. Tho sale will not be kept open, but will bo declared closed when thosu present at tho hour named hnvo censed bidding. Tho person making tho highest bid will bo required to Immediately pay to tho Receiver tho amount thereof. Any persons claiming adversely tho above-described land aro advised to fllo their claims, or objections on or beforo tho tlmo designated for sale. T, C. QUEEN, 1C-20C Itccnlvor. rKOFKSSIONAIi AXD mJSINESrf IUKKCTOKV Ilonxt Work at Itonoit 1'rltn CHARLES R. STANTON I'iilnti-r ami Paper Hanger Houm I'alntldK In !l it'i Ilrsnchni Csltlmlnlnr BpiItr Phon itf-1 J. E. LEDGERWOOD OK.NIIKAL IIAULIXC1 Haul Anything Anyuhere Stand at A-Z Second Hand Storo Phono 04-J Prices reasonable HEB IlAim AXD 8KB IIBTTBK H. W. BARR OITOMKTKIHT OITiee Ilourai S:30 to 12; 1 to S WtdnmUr nd SaturiUr ermine. S to S Kmu It-It Upalalra O'Kau IIMca. BEND CYCLERY l"I MInnro(n Avrnira Xow Open for Ilmlncm Indian Motorcycles, Reading Stan ard Hlcycles and Tricycles, Parts, Accessories and Repairs. Office Phone S17 O'DonM)) DulMinc DODDS & BLOOM Physicians anil Burgeons Dr. H. C DeiUt. n. Vhnnt 292-M. Dr. C P. Illbotn, Kn. r)M 22 5-J. Houm lo 12 A. M.; I u ( P. M. ; 7 to 9 ercnlDtr. Telephone 310-J for DOONAR'S WOOD SAW W. G. MANNING, D. M. DENTIST Suit 12-14, O'Kane Building Phono 17S-W. Bend, Oregon Office Phone : : : : C8-J F. M. BLOOM Dentist Rooms 4 and 5, over Postofflce DR. G. SKINNER DENTIST Office, Room IC, O'Kane Bids. Phono: Office, 235-W. Office Hours: 9 to 12 .1 to 5 R. S. HAMILTON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Rooms 13 and IC First National Bank Building. Phone 51. (Dr. Coe'a Former OSIce) The l-iw Ofllcc ot W. P. MYERS Now Located In Rooms 220-8 Miner Building Xcw Phone Xo. 233-W. Phono 27-J. O'Kano Bldg. DR. E. E. GRAY DKXTIST Hours: 9 to 121 to G:30 Enenlnn anj Sundays br Amolntmnt If Your Troubles Arc Electrical, Don't Be Disappointed (HAVE HOPK) Hope Electric Shop 844 Wnll St. Phono 1 l.VJ. BEND INSURANCE AGENCY Writer of all klnda of liunranee. OIJ est Inaurance Acrner in Central Oreson U. C ELLIS Flnt National Dank BUt, Dmd. Or. J. B. MINER & CO. Real Estate SHXEK DliDO. 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