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Entered as second-class matter March 12, 1909, at
the post office at Mosier, Oregon, under the Act of
March 3,1879.
to the party ordering them, at legal rates, and
THE DALLES
MARRIED
M O SIE R , W A S C O C O U N T Y , O R E G O N , F R ID A Y , J U N E 25, 1909
VOL. I
A ll
GODDESS OF LIBERTY.
See
N O . 16
B u s in e s s e n t r u s t e d
T h e C a r e o f t h e
paid for before affidavits are furnished.
to
N ICHOL
The list of candidates for the
First National Bank
Goddess of Liberty consists
of The Dalles, Oregon
of the following popular young
ladies of Mosier District: Misses
WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION
D E A L E R S IN
Adeline Sellinger, Lurline Fish- 5 H ood R ivers Reliable Jeweler for
Capital
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$100,000.00
Surplus and undivid
er, Bertha Booth, Maude Evans, ¡}
Groceries and Gents' Furnishings
ed profits
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100,000.00
Mary Middleswart, Josie Nickel I
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry
FLOUR, FEED, GLOVES, FAMILY MEDICINES, ETC.
J. S. SCHENCK, P r e s id e n t
sen, Mattie Hudson, Gertie Dav !
E d M. W il l ia m s M a x A . V o g t
enport, Elsie Denny.
Exclusive agent for
I
Vice Pres.
Cashier
Any one of these fair damsels ft
would make an excellent Miss
GRAHAM’S BAKERY
Columbia, but it would never do
MOSIER VS. GRAND VIEW have cleared off a large space in
for the committee to pick out
and
the grove for the celebration,
any certain one for the role, so
but it was impossible, with the
Next
Sunday
the
Mosier
base
it was deemed best to have a
RESTAURANT
limited amount of help, to clean
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young lady selected by popular ball team will cross bats with up all the inflamable material i
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the Grand View team on the lat
vote. Of course but one can
ter’ s diamond, and an interest from the ground, and as there Fresh Bread and Pastry every day
win, tho each has an equal
ing game is expected, as the best will no doubt be a large crowd
chance. It is up to the men—
players in both teams will be present, they will spread out
the young men particularly—to
MRS. E . L . GRAHAM, P r o p .
matched.
over a large territory, and unless
elect their favorite to sit as the
The Grand View team has only the youngsters are watched, M o s ie r
O regon
Goddess of Liberty on July 3rd.
recently organized and has not they are likely to let their en-
j
The ballots are at A. Stewart’s
OREGON ATTRACTS DUTCH
had much team practice.
B u tjthusiasm %e t the better o f their
store and the votes sell at five
G eo . C h a m b e r l a i n
they have some good material judgment,
CAPITAL.
| cents. The proceeds from the
Real Estate. Insurance and Loans.
Fruit Land
and with regular practice and
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| voting will be applied to the pur
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in large and Small Tracts. W e have som e very
M e e t in g OF I m p o r t a n c e .
Representing large sums of chase of a robe for the Goddess good coaching they will soon be
rare values for the investor and the homeseeket.
able
to
hold
their
own
with
any
A
meeting
will
be
held
in
Mos-
Fruit
Dutch capital and collecting in to wear on the occasion. There
Write or call for full information.
formation that will lead to the fore, boys, prove your loyalty to team in this section. The officers ier on Wednesday, July 7th, to
Lands
establishment of direct trade re the fair sex by heavily backing of the new team are: Manager, discuss the question of more pub-
lations between Holland and the j your favorite for a winner. You Wm. Marsh; Secretary and Ucity for this secton. Mr. Bid-
Wells, who addressed the
Pacific Coast upon completion of I can put one vote on each ballot Treasurer, Ed Dunsmore; Cap-
j people of the town last Saturday
the Panama canal, J. G. Schel- or one thousand—just as many tain, Arthur Kuhn.
Every one is invited up to ni£ht on this subject, expressed Mosier
vick, president of Wiegman’s as you pay for. But VOTE.
Grand View Sunday to witness: a desire to meet every man in
bank, Amsterdam, and J. G. M.
the game, which will be called this district in the near future
Simons, editor o f the “ Tele-
Greenwood.
and thoroughly explain the ideas
at 2 p. m.
graaf, ” the great Holland news
Mr. Frey spent Sunday on his
of publicity which the Harriman
paper, were visitors to Portland
place.
S p e c ia l W a r n i n g !
system is so successfully carry
during the past week. In an in
ing
out in many other towns in
Mr.
Lee
Hunter
spent
Sunday
We would call special attention
terview, Dr. Simons said that
Oregon,
Washington and Idaho,
at
Greenwood.
j
to
the
fact
that
at
present
Mosier
GAY YOWELL, Mgr.
the trip was made to get in
Rates $ 1 .0 0 per day and up
and
the
above mentioned date
is
without
adequate
fire
protec
Rev. Sparr of Dufur, held ser
touch with investment opportun
Harness and Saddlery Goods
ities in this state where much vices Sunday morning and even- tion, and this should be remem has been set as a day that would
Tents, Wagon Covers, Etc
bered particularly on the day we probably be as convenient as any
Holland capital comes at present ing.
Hand-made
Harness a Specialty
through agencies in the east. He
Mr. Stoltz returned Friday celebrate, as so small a thing as other, for the residents of Mosier
H O O D RIVER
OREGON
also said that as soon as the Pan- from a trip up the Hood River a firecracker, a burning match, a district.
The question of greater public-
cigar or cigarette stub dropped
ama canal is built, a line of valley.
Dutch steamships will be estab-
Children’s Day was observed carelessly among dry leaves o r ! ity for Mosier is one of vital im-
fe ta b fe t e d 1 9 0 0
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MOSIER M A R K E T U J
faBOTjsralril 1 9 0 5
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fished from Holland to the Pacific ( by the Sunday School this week. pine needles may cause much portance to the people, and each
damage,
especially
if
the
wind
is
and
every
man
in
the
district
Coast ports that is expected to q'jie room was beautifully deco
DENNY & HARVEY
j B U T L E R B A N K IN G C O M P A N Y 1
Young America m u s t should make a special effort to
bring this section in close touch , rate(j by an arch of Mount Hood blowing.
d e a l e r s in
with that country and her peo-
an(] wjld roses. Appropri- make a noise on the Fourth, and1 be present at this meeting to
H O O D RIVER, O R EG O N
ple.—Hood River News.
ate musjc and exercises and a is heedless as to the consequen- hear Mr. Wells expound the doc-
* Pioneer Bankers o f Hood River Valley.
Fresh and Cured Meats
ces. Hence, it behooves the old- trine of publicity—and self-help,
; missionary talk were the features
Transact a General Banking Business.
and
wiser
heads
to
keep
a
As
a
matter
o
f
fact,
Mosier
can-
er
Finney’s Springs.
of the entertainment.
Country
Produce
Interest Pbid on Time Deposits a
not
afford
to
“
pass
up”
or
“
turn
constant watch over the young
Miss Godberson and Dorothy
Great interest is shown in the
LESLIE BUTLER, Ptoidnit
F .McKERCHEK :, Vice President I
sters’ actions. Let them have a down” such an offer as the R.
were at the Springs Wednesday school picnic to be given June
TRUMAN BUTLER, Cashier
good time, but see to it that it is R. Company makes. It is an op
and Thursday.
25th: Everyone is invited to at-
not at the expense of property. portunity o f a fife time and
.
Miss
Christine
Godberson tend,
The committee on sports should should not be ignored.
spent a couple of days at the
—
We would suggest that all the
see that a place be set apart for
N o t ic e .
Springs this week.
the use of those who want to set business men of the town close
A Complete Line o f
Fruit growers wanting crates
N otary Public
Mr. Ole Olesen and family vis
off their fire works and insist their doors during the hours of
and
boxes
will
give
their
esti
ited here Sunday.
Feed, Grain, Field Seed, Poultry Supplies, Spray
and
that none be fired off where this meeting and attend in
mate o f quantity wanted to the
there is any danger of a confla
Materials, Fertilizers, Etc.
Fire Insurance
Dr. C. A. Macrum and wife, of manager o f the Fruit Growers’ gration. This is no idle warning a body.
Don’ t forget the date, Wednes-
Portland, spent last Sunday at Association on or before June 30. but one that should be kept con
SPECIAL PRICES ON RED CLOVER SEED
Mosier
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Oregon j
J. M. CARROLL, Manager.
their ranch near town.
AT
stantly in mind.
! day> July 7th—the hour and
The committee on grounds ' place will be announced later.
JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS
W H IT E H E A D ’S F E E D S T O R E
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On last Tuesday afternoon,
at the Presbyterian Church in
The Dalles, Mr. George Young, a
popular young man o f Mosier,
and Miss Nellie Odell, a charming
young lady of The Dalles, were
united in marriage by the Rev.
C. F. White.
The wedding was a quiet one,
only the relatives and a few in
timate friends of the contracting
parties witnessing the ceremony.
Those attending from Mosier
were Mr. and Mrs.
George
Young, parents of the groom,
and J. D. Lester and wife.
The hdppy couple will make
their home with Mr. Young’s
parents for the present.
The B u l l e t i n extends best
wishes.
LARAWAY
He can make your watch keep time
D o u g h e r t y - F i t h i a n Shoes
Mosier
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Oregon
H. F. BOTHFUR
Mosier
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T he
Oregon
PINES HOTEL
DAVENPORT;
JOHN W
ELLBERG-Prop-
H A R N E S S Co. Good Accommodations
M OSIER, OREGON
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Mosier - Oregon^
Alex. Stewart
Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con
Removal Sale!
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Hood River
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P h y s ic ia n
LUMBERING CO.
MOSIER
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and
Hood River Studio
S u rg eo n
Photographs and
Hood River
OREGON
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OREGON
N ow is the time to spray!
Guaranteed to Give
Satisfaction.
OR A COMPLETE GASOLINE
OUTFIT FROM
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Proprietor of the
Square Deal Store
H O O D RIVER
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POULTRY HILL BOOM LETS. making quite a success of their
poultry venture.
Sticktoitive-
We have not been asleep, but
ness wins in Mosier Valley, as it
very busy.
does anywhere else.
A new house of good dimen
W. H. Cook is a convert to the
sions is looming up across the
dry land farming theory.
He
cavern on the old hunter place.
has his own and the London
Mrs. James Camp has raised place in corn and truck.
Con
150 chicks by the old fashioned stant cultivation tells and he has
hen route. A good record, is it the promise o f a bounteous crop.
not?
Mrs. Ote Hoge took off a
Earl Bailey makes regular hatch of imported Black Minor
trips to the neighborhood near ca chickens this week. She also
the silica hills.
Earl has the has a coop o f Buff Leghorns.
Poultry Hill will have some
neighbors guessing.
premium birds next year.
Mrs. Roop bought sixty-two
White Leghorn eggs from Mr.
Cole and has fifty-four chicks,
fine as can be. That’ s a good
hatch.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
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CHARTER No. 7272
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Condensed Report o f the Condition of
"FINE LAUNDRY W ORK”
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Done with neatness and dispatch
Cog Gear
Spray Pump
W all Paper, Paints, Oils and Brushes
£ M iijjgan Hood River, Ore. P ratt & L ambert
Undertaker and Emfanlmer
l 1 Hom e Phone 6 2 K E . C . B R U C K , Res. Manager g
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Oregon
D e n t is t
(Branch)
OREGON ) I
Phonograps
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Furniture and Carpets, Etc.
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To do it Properly, g et a
MISS M. L. METCALF. Aatótlanl
C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
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1 MOSIER,
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W. n «O G E R S . Proprietor
j All goods greatly r e d u c e d | j
jw . E. C
H O O D R IV E R
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
From now until time
of removal
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HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Hood River
Laundry Company
J O H N W E L L H E K G . M oxjkr A q k n t
At the close o f business, April 28, 1U09. to the Comptroller of the
Currency, Washington, D. C.
M. E. WELCH
Liabilities
R e g is t e r V e t e r i n a r y S u r g e o n
Resource*
Office at F’ashion Stables
Loan« and Discounts
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$264,718.14
Overdrafts
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1>& 94
United States Bonds and
H o od R iv e r
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P re m iu m s
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S .937..V S urplus
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26,0^5.09
Real Estate
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10 f a ) 0 0 Unilvlded iWoilt
PARADISE POULTRY YARDS FuTniture.nd Future.
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J T> t Redemption Fund
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1,250.00 Circulation
Thoroughbred Rhode Island Red Due fmm Banks m e n . 97
and White U ghorn Eggs for C a .h in S .ie
».4 7 2 ..% $123,084.35 D* p «*«*
Hatching.
ruw.rtoao»
Jti.000.0tl
A599.2S
25,000.0«
307,499.64
$456,098.89
JAS. E. COLE, Mgr. |
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A t t e s t C o r r e c t , E. o . u l a n c h a ..
C a sh ie r
A. M. Roop has built a con
crete cellar. It may not be a
W. A. HUsBA DS
A. J. Derby
thing o f beauty but will be a
B l a c k s m it h
joy to the future generations us
Horse Shoeing and General
NOTARY PUBLIC
L a w y e r
ing it. It will be a cellar when
Repair Work.
Uncle Gabrial toots his horn on
Satisfnr”'oTi ir-anteed
Winegar are resurrection morn.
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