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THE SUMPTER MINER
Wednesday, July 17, 1901
TALK OF THE. TOWN.
Mrn. V. J. MIIIh returned from linker
City thin afternoon.
J. It. Ni.'ill returned t IiIh afternoon
from Hot I.ala, wliero Iiu Iiiih been for a
week pant.
Mrn. Clint', of Glenuood .Spring, Col
orado, Ih vinitiiiK liur paruntH, Mr. and
Mrn. V. It. Mead.
I. T. Malionuy Iiiih returned to Alamo
to do the iiH-eHiinent work on diiiniH ho
Iiiih located there.
Mre. Arthur I'liilhrick and danlitcr,
of linker City, aru vinitliiK tlm fonner'H
lirother, Colonel .lay Nat IIiiiIhoii.
MIhm Katu Myern, u former popular
teacher in the Suinpter h'IiooIh, in vielt
iiiK her nintcr, Mrn. Neil J. Hnroiir'iiii.
lud'o I'.IIIh rundored hiri dcciHion yen
tenlny in tlm I'aiihandln cane, in favor
of Maker county. It will probably bo
aplK-aled.
W. II. HoIihoii, of tho Mcrciintilo com
pany hcnriiiK IiIm name, Iiiih returned
from bin Willamette valley home to re
main Hcveral weckn.
Mih. V. V. ItobbinHiind children ar
rived from .Spokane yentcrday and went
to tlm Concord mine, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrn. Harvey ItobbiiiH,
Captain Frank Wnith, iiFHocintcd with
the 'I'liniumiiy and .limtice Mining com
panieH, left for Seattle Saturday, after a
hlx ueeltH Mny at the two piopertien.
Any paper that Ih looking font noclal
Heiifatiou of a hiilacioiiH llaorcau pithor
tho material for a Mory from nlnio-t any
Krnup of cuib Htnue piipn in Suinpter.
Little MIhhch (ii'itrmle I'iicIih and
I.IU1 liner, of Maker City, are vinitin
their aunt, Mrn. ThnmaH McIIuen, who
will 'ie them a party nt her Iioiim) on
Nmtb Mrcet thin ecnlii(.'.
M. i:. Main and I,. K. ltoyn left thin
morning on a pronpectiuK trip, to the
fonner'H camp on Maid mountain, from
which Immi of HiippllcH they will take in
tho Ciivh iliMrii't exteiiHicly.
T. C. Hume, of tho lloieo StatcHUiau,
Hpi'iit Hixeral dayn of hint week in Suinp
ter and vicinity, in 4he iutereHt of bin
paper. The StatcHiuan in apprlclatcd
liero, an Ih hIiowii by a liberal eubcrip
tiou lint.
C. V. (illiln, of Sui-anville, wiih in
Sumpter Monday, on biiHinuHH. He re
port h moro activity in that Fection tliiH
hciihoii than over before. AmuH & Sim
moiiH, of tho MiuuuaoliH company, op
erating the Stockton mine, tiro inntalliiiK
machinery at tlieir placo for deep fink
ing. Tho StiHiinvillo district will Ira
heard of iih having dividend payurn noon.
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Report of Officeri Street Improvements
Ordinances.
At tho meeting of tho city council Sat
urday evening, monthly roportH of ofll
cerH were accepted and ordered Hied.
Tho trcitHurer'H report hIiowh u ciihJi bal
ancu on baud of $1721. Ml, with warrants
outftandlnj,' amounting to !l'.M(t.55.
Street .Superintendent Contello reported
that during May and Juno 71) men had
J worked out their polltax and -Jl hud
paid hi ciihIi. I ho collection of tliiH tax
will Iki crowded from now on.
On recommendation of tho committee
on HtrcelH and public proK)rty, u reso
lution wiih adopted to Improve Center
and Sumpter HtreutH.
Tboi-idewalk ordlnanco wih rt-rofer-
red to tho attorney for Home minor
change-'.
An ordlnanco wan pawced protecting
tho rcHcrvoir and Hurrounding timber.
A warrant wiih ordered drawn on tho
Hiilarv fund, in favor of Trcanurur
Hawiy, to lie by him traiiHferrcd to tliu
ntrcet improvement fund, amounting
to $200.
A permit wan irrnnted Alderman Nelll
to bo absent thirty tlnyn.
Lost.
On road between Alamo and Sumpter,
a pockot book containing live thousand
HhnreH Alamo ntouk and other valuable
papern, belonging to .1. P. McGuigau.
Tinder will bo ruwarded by leaving hmiio
wltll SUMITIIK MlNIIIt. J. P. Mt'GUHUN.
The moHt powerful and popular oxplo
nive Giant powder.
Tlio Capital Hotel in apaln under tbo
nianageinent of MrnGeorgo 15 ledrowo,
which fact guarantecH tho bent of ecr-
vico to all patron.
Thoo who know tho comfortH of n
good hotol, ulwiiyn jiatronio the Capi
tal ; Mrn. G. M. Tcdrowc, proprietor.
SEE!
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Neill Mercantile Co.
FOR
MEN'S WEARING APPAREL
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THE SUMMIT
10CATEO ON THC GRANITE ROAD 5 MlltS HON SUMMER
THOMAS mm, rrtfriitor.
Serves Olympia Draught or Bottled Beer,
The r-amous rtrrtK wnibKtY,
All Kinds of Lunches.
Tkt ItBtllM f 84 is it HiiMr'i OlfMtl SiImi, laasUr.
SERVICE DAY OR NIQHT
GROCERIES
Full Line Staple & Fancy Goods
Tobaccos, Oranges, Candy
and Nuts. Everything carried
in a first-class grocery store
Sumpter Grocery
M. J. WHEELER, PROPRIETOR
ELLIS BLOCK, SUMPTER, OREGON.
Ingersofl-Sergeant Drill Company
227 S. W. Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah
GRAHD PRIX AND GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION, 1900
Ineersoll-Serjjeant Du
plex Class "D" Belt
Driven
lir Compressor
This type also built
compound, with Inter
cooler. See catalog 33
Rock Drills, Coal Cutters
Full line of Duplicate
Drill Parts In Stock.
S. G. MURRAY
MANAGER
Shoes on Our Hands
that should be on your feet. Little
prices and big values will make the
transfer.
SPECIAL PRICES
On men's and boy's shoes, 'till certain lines are gone,
will be a saving on your foot account.
At $2.50 the Brown Queen Bee is the best shoe
for the price and ladies' feet.
Yours for a shoe trade,
Hobson Mercantile Company
The
Royal
Tailors
(Chicago)
Make perfect fits from
latest products of domestic
and foreign looms g
Prices are positively the lowest
consistent with good goods and
skilled workmanship. Call and
Inspect samples.
G B. Hecht, Agt.
Ncill Building, Granite and Mill Sti.
MERCER
DRUG
STORE
Some goods
have arrived
and more are coming. A com
plete line of Drugs and druggist
sundries have been ordered. We
take special care and accuracy in
filling prescriptions.
Spokane Drug Company
FRED R. WALKCR, Mmi