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Arthur Kuhn Writes
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Bean Spray P u m p s at Stewart ’s f rom an interesting letter written 5
DEALER IN
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Have vou subscribed for this by Arthur Kuhn, a resident of *
paper? I f not, why not?
Mosier District, whose home is
Mason. Schram and Economy in the Grand View Farm Section.
Fruit Jars of all size* at Stew- Mr. Kuhn’s letter is written to
art’s . t
his home paper in lllinris, and
B. E. Duncan and fam ily came we will venture to say that it
jp to ee’ ebiate Saturday.
didn’ t miss its mark in enthusing
J K. McGregor was a business -he waders o f his home paper,
Y O U C A N G E T T H E M FROM US
.isitor in Hood River yesterday. with the ultimate result that
Where
you
can
get
many
o
f
them
will
flock
to
the
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MisS Maude Bateham left yes Golden W est—this land’of, won
terday,for a visit to the A-Y-P derful possibilities, climate and
the BEST o f every
fair at' Seattle.
scenery, to make their permanent
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
A. P. Bateham is visiting in homes. We quote from the let
Richard I). Tryon.
thing to EAT, WEAR
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Portland tb-day.
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Editors Times, Champaign,
[Republished from the isme o f May,
to Ruthtoh, below Hood River, 111. Dear Sirs: How wouM v iu 28th v,ith corrections.]
or USE on the farm
Services first Sunday in each
yesterday where Will has secured like to hear from an Oregonian,
month, 11:30 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Died at his home near Mosier;
work in‘thh mills.
a farmer Champaign
resident?
R ev . II. C. C l a r k , Pastor.
or in the home.
Sunday night. May 23rd, George
W a n t e d :- Girl to do general ^ have been a
webfoot
Jor D. Tryon, age sixty six years. Mr.
B a p t is t
housèwork for family of two, in more than two years, residing in Tryon had been afflicted for some
Hood River. Inquire at B u l l e t the city of Portland up to about time with a complication of dis
Second and Fourth Sunday in
two monthsago. They say “ web
i n office.
eases. He was under treatment eae’n month, 11:30 a. m .; 8 p. m.
foot” for a nickname. Some tell
R e v . W . A . S t a r k , Pastor.
Hospital
for
Drop a dollar and a half in the you that it rains thirteen months at The Dalles
F O R M A N . W O M A N OR C H I L D
siot and thraW a prize—the Mosier .
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,
several weeks earlier in the
Bullion delivered at your postof- ,n a year ln Multnomah county Spring, and came home feeling I
C h r is t ia n
The
Eest-Lod ng, Best-Feeling and Best-Fitting as well as Bist-
for the next
for
year.
and in the Willamettee valley,
fice i fo
r one year,
K earing 25 cent Stockings made. iliey are sold four pair* in a box at
Third Sunday in each month,
better, thinking that if he could
but that is a joke. It doe3 not-
C N E D O L L A R PER BOX
John Carroll is in Portland this
get onto the ranch he would get 11:30 a. m., 8 p. m.
rain any more in Oregon than it
week, having been sub[»oenecl to
and
will replace FREE any pair that wears to hotes irf heel or toe
R e v . J u d s o n B r o w n , Pastor
well. Instead, however, he grew
doe3 in Illinois. We get rain
-within four months tram dale of purchase.
Let us show them io you
serve on the Federal Grand -Jury.
worse, altho everything was done
here instead o f snow.
show
you
how
to
slop
the
drudge-y
of
darning.
U n io n S u n d a y S c h o o l
for him by relatives and friends
Editor Walton, o f the Hood
I have become a full-fledged
Every Sunday morning at
River News/helped Mosier ce‘" farmer, or rancher, in the noted that could be done, the Odd Fel
lows especially, o f which organi 10:30.
G e o . C a r r o l l , Supt.
ebrate last Saturday.
Hood River district at Mosier,
zation the deceased was a mem
Screen doors at Chown's.
Oregon. I bought some apple
ber, giving him every attention
Y. P. S. C. E.
W AN'rfi)—A t once a good Jersey land here two years ago and for
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
f
possible.
Every
Sunday
evening at 7:30.
milch cow, not over six years the past two months have been
United
States
Land
Office,
t
The funeral was held on Tues
old. Inquire of Mrs Amos Root, working hard on my orchard. 1;
The Dalles, Oregon, May 25, 1909
day afternoon under the auspices
L a d i e s ’ A id S o c i e t y
Notice is hereby given that the “
Mosier, Oregon, have 1,100 apple and peach trees,
of the local lodge o f Odd Fellows
Northern Pacific Railway Company, i{
also ten acres o f potatoes. Here
Second and fourth Wednesdays whose post office address is St. Paul, i
SpeHals in Furniture at W. E.
who attended in a body from
Minnesota, has this 20th day o f May, ; 1
they ge t as high as ip2,G00 an
o f each month.
Chown’s. •
their hall to the church and cem-
1909, tiled in this office its applicaiiop j B
acre for good hearing orchard
to select under the provisions o f the , j
Mrs. Roy Thomas tarne in from
etary where the beautiful and
Act of Congress, approved July 1,1898, |
land. This fall I will send Jo
Notice for Publication
Mt. HohfLto anend the celebra-
impressive Odd Fellows burial
(30 Stat. 597, 620) as extended by the g
seph Kuhn & Co. some o f the
Not Coal Land.
A ct o f Congress, approved May 17, \ {
tion her# '
service was rendered. The fun
1906, the N W 1-4 N W 1-4 Sec, 13, E 1-2 *
apples that are raised on this
Department o f the Interior.
are cur Tooth Washers ’and the praise
H iss11 Egbert, of The Oatles, and. The appies are bought by eral sermon at the church was U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon NE l - l Sec. 14, T. 1. N., R. 11 East, j
o f them. They are pure, fragrant and
W.
M.
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W. H.
»rrived otvyestercky’s local, and K ew York a’ nd‘fTreignbuye’rs to preached by the R e v .
June 28th, 1909 | Any and all persons claiming adverse- !
antiseptic, cleansing both teeth and
w:!I iis it with '■Miss Anna ship. That is, the first choice, Quinn, )f Dufur, an o'd friend of
gums, removing the tartar and giving
Notice is hereby given that Christine | ly the lands described, or desir-, *
Mr Tryon. The grave' ' was Godberson, o f Mosier, Oregon, who, on ing to object because of the mineral '3
a sweet perfume to the breath. We
Godlwtaon.
l-
which are bought in September
27th, 1907, made Homestead character o f the land, or for any other t
also have Tooth Brushes, Powders and
beautifully decorated with bou December
reason,
to
the
disposal
to
applicant,
Entry, (Serial No. OonZT.) No. 15836, for
Dob Evans had 'he misfortune and October while the fruit is
Soaps for dental purposes, and every
quets and wreaths.
South-east Quarter North-east Quarter, should file their affidavits of protest in
to lose the best hhr.A he o'wfied, still on the trees, and packed by
requisite for the bathroom and toilet.
2(1. Township 2 North, Range 11 this office, on or before the 8th day o f
Deceased leaves a wife, Anna Section
July,
1909.
Blast, Willamette Meridian, has filed
Our lines o f Fancy Soaps, Perfumes
*h’ S w*!ek from what appeared professional packers. All
the
C. W. MOORE,
Tryon, a sister and a daughter notice of intention to mate Final com
and
Sachets are second to , none
in
uvbe -swisrhAdd* cMic.
apple raisers belong to i I k ? Fruit
Register.
proof, to establish claim to the
and two sons, the latter,
J. P. mutation
qualicy, but rather low in price,
land above described, before the Regis- (F irst Publication June 4: Last Publication July 9)
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Growers’ association and they
.ismul nger was in to vn Mon-
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and Will Tryon, living
in The t. r and Receiver of the United States
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sell the apples and the raisers
Land Office, at The Daih s, Oregon, on
d^.y and called on the B u l l e t i n
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Dalles.
Notice for Publication
the 4th day o f August, 1909.
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i only fu ’-rush the boxes.
I hey
office ami befor
leaving sub-
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Not coal land
Claimant name* witnesses:
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receive from $3 to $15 per box, l
Department o f the Interior.
renbed tor the paper.
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William C. Kroger, Robert W. Simp
containing from 43 to 105 apples
Cards of Thanks.
son, Charles G. Stottz, o f Mosier, Ore U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon
gon; Albert H. Otto, of Hood River, ,
Misff Rpth Littlepage returned according to size. One o ften 1
June 22nd, 1909.
CHAS. N. CLARKE
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HOOD RIVER, OREGON
We wish to thank the Odd Fel Oregon.
Notice ie hereby given that Lawrence
home lagt Tuesday'trom 'orllend hears the remai k that we raise in
lows and friends who so kindly
C. W. MOORE,
H. Leiningcr, o f Mcsier, Oregon, who,
where she has be;en visiting rel-1 New York, Illinois, Colorado or
Register. on May 25th, 1903, made Homestead
assisted us <|yring the illness and
(First Pub. July 2. Last Pub. July 39) Entry, (Serial No. 02907.) No. 12649,
»lives the past three weeks.
other states just as good looking
death o f our beloved husband
for Lot 1 SE 1-4, NE 1-4, Sec. 6. and
i GOOD COOKING
QUICK SERVICE 1
Economy Jars at cost to close apples. Yes, that is true. But and f trier, Mr. Richard Tryon.
Lota 3 and 4, Sec. 5, Township 1 North,
Range 12 East, Willamette Meri
out. Chown's.
there are no apples raised in the
The family.
dian, has filed notice of his intention
;
When in Hood River take your meals at
4
to make
Final five-year
Proof,
District Attorney Fred Willson United States that will ship and
to establish claim to the land above
keep
as
well
as
those
raised
spent a fe w hours in town last
described, before the Register and Re
Sturgess Ridge.
In accordance w]th the plans ceiver o f the United States Land Office,
Saturday on his way to
Hood in this Hood River valley. The
at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 26th day
River, where the Casto murder soil is a red shot lava sand and
Mr. Mordon returned from as adopted at the publicity meet c; July, 1969.
also a powder gravel. The first Portland Friday.
ing last Wednesday it was de t.'lain.unt names as witnesses:
case is being investigated.
Gust Ernquest, Virid Brooks, D. P.
they irrigate, the other requires
Mr. and Mrs. Sturgess took cided to begin the community Harvey, W. M. Fleming, all o f Mos
Among those who went to Hood no irrigation. My apple trees
advertising campaign by having ier, Oregon.
River Tuesday were A. P. Bate are yellow Newtons, Spitzen- dinner with Theo. Coates and his
C. W. MOORE,
a photographer come out and
mother
one
day
last
week.
Register. 6 ■ — ■ >■<— Uifi I' ft ' f if- 11 gr, «1 —
ham, D. P. Harvey, Paul Higiey bergs. Red Cheek Pippins, Bald
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The whole ridge took in the take pictures of different locali (First Pub. June 25. Last Pub. July 23)
and H. G. Kibbee.
wins and Winter Banana; also celebration Saturday, with the ties that would he suitable for
f f you want a good Spray have some Royal Ann, Lambert exception of G. W. Grose and use in the book on Mosier which
Notice for Publication.
Pump, buy a Bean for sale by and Bing cherries; als • berries
family who failed
to find
his the O. R. & N. Co. will publish.
Not coal land
A. S t e w a r t .
o f all kinds. When I tell you horses. It was quite
PRESCRIPTIO N SPECIALISTS
a dis All those who know of such, U. S. Land Office at The Da'les, Oregu
W a n t e d . — A man to cut ten that this a contented life on a
June 15th, 1909.
localities, please call at
the
appointment
to
the
family.
or twelve cords of pine wood, farm you may smile, hut
I am
Notice is hereby given that VictoriS
HOOD R IV E R
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OREGON
As I came along Monday I saw Bulletin office at once, so that
near town. Inquire at B u l l e t i n
M. Buskuhl, formerly Victoria M. Mc-
perfectly
satisfied
and
intend
to N. P. riding the reaper so I guess they m»v be listed.
office.
Vey, o f Mosier, Oregon, who. on April
stay with it. Nature in all its the 4th did not get away with
18, 1904. made Ho,mi tead Entry (Ser-
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The river is falling
rapidly,
No. Ohl44), No. l.v.86, for NW 1-4,
splendor can
hb seen in this him.
See; 22, Township 1 North, Range 11
ATTENSHUN!
and it will not belong until Peter
country. We are 1.285 feet in
Ea-v, Willamette .Meridian, has filed
Mr, Huskey’s little folks were
I)-ihm will he planting the bot
notice o f intention' to make final five-
altitude and the frosts
do not not at the celebration, fearing I)ere Puhlick:
tom, ndw under water, in garden
Musical
Youse ahl is axed to year Proof, to calabash claim to the
reach us often; we look down the whooping cough. I
saw ktim to a Hard Times sochable land above described, before the Regis
truck.
ter
anu
receiver
o
f
the
United
States
on the winding Columbia and Grandma Huskey bright and at mister lam’s haul Thursdie Land Office, at The Dalles, Oregon, on
Instruments
Don’ t forget, that Bit hop Pad- Klickatat rivers and at night smiling and having a good time nite, nex Weak. Ware ole close. the 26th day o f July, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
dock will Isold services in the the search lights from railroad with the rest o f the people. No biled shurts ner silk fixins Anna
Godberson and Thomas Godberson,
Aloud.
Phines
fur
julery,
lase
engines
are
flashing
on
our
yard
o
f
Mosier. Oregon, George McVev, o f
Baptist Church next Sunday,
Everything went along very & hiferlutin words. The bad- Portland.
Oregon, and Sarah E. Coop
both mwrning and evening. at times. There is yet land in nicely. We think every one
dest lookin kuppe! wil git sump- er, o f Fairbanks. Oregon.
this district to he had at $50 per had a good time.
Everyone is cordially invited.
C. W. MOORE,
thin. Grub as gude as wee kin
Bulletin office.
Register.
acre and up.
aphorde. bring wot Munny yew
S.
M.
We
have
the latest in type
E. L. Raimais and family came
got & bye Things at the Rum- (First Pub. June 25. Last Pub. July 23)
Population is conducive to in
and
stock.
An order for
up from Hood River last Tues
midge Sail.
dustrial expansion the home-
printing
is
sure
to be gotten
day night and wifl probably
Notice for Publication
Kum & hev sum Phun.
Mr. S. D. Fisher, who has for
seeker and the farmer are potent
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spend the summer ont heir ranch
United States Land Office. The Dalles,
Yures Fathefulli,
factors in the development o f the some time been working at
Oregon,
June
25,
1909.
Our
work
is
neat
and
guar-
south r*l town.
Sivick Appruvmint Kluhh
country, and as Oregon gets set- Rainier, came home Saturday
Notice is hereby given that the
O N A P P L IC A T IO N
| anteed to be satisfactory in
n. s. Ahl thos Kimmershal Northern Pacific Railway Company,
The big fire and burglar-proof tied with these desirable elements evening to spend a e\v days
every respect
:
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Kluhh
men
will
he
Pained
e
f
tha
whose
postoffice
address
is
St.
Paul,
■afe o f the Mosier Valley Bank we shall have a state
that will with his family, and returned to
Minnesota, has this 21»t day o f Dune,
stay
tu
hum
and
pay
fer
the
has arrived and is being placed in create a demand for Oregon’s that place Tuesday.
1909 filed in this office its application to
Haul besydes.
select under the provisions o f the Act
poeition in. its permanent quart- raw material and as the demand
o f Congress, approved July I. 1998 (30
Mr. S. Ring and wife, Mrs. A.
se
*ra. The ftflicialslwill move into grows so will all our industries
Stat. 597. 620) as extended by the Act
Simon and son, Nate, Mrs. Bres
Sam Stark and family of Hood o f Congress, approved May 17, 1906.
J. K. McGregor
their new home today, and the grow and multiply. About two-
lau and daughter
Barbara, o f River came up last Saturday and the SW 1-4 of N W 1-4 Sec. 27. Tp. 1 N..
fixtures will arrive from Port- thirds of the state is without rail
11 E.,W. M.
Good value at
General Real Estate Dealer
Portland, spent Sunday with Mr. helped his old friends celebrate. R. Any
and all persons claiming adverse
laud soon.
roads, and <>0,000 acres o f land is and Mrs. Arthur Kuhn at their
described, or desiring to
The Ladies Aid | Society will ly the lands
because o f the mineral character Town Property and Fruit Lands
T. H. Hogue,
representing not farmed or used.
ranch at the Grand View Fruit meet at the home’ o f Mrs/Cobh. object
o f the land, or for any other reason, to
Yours very truly,
D*nny &Co., o f Chicago, was in
Farms. Mr Ring is the superin Wednesday,'July 11. at'2 30 P. the disposal to applicant, should file
Improved and Unimproved.
their affidavits o f protest in this office,
Mosier, Ore.
Arthur Kuhn. tendent o f the work o f the under
town last week looking up the
M. All ladies interested are in on or before the 5th day o f August, 1909.
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prune crop o f this section. Mr.
Information cheerfully Furnished
p ound subway in Portland. vited U> attend.
C. W. MOORE,
Register.
Hogue said that Mosier w h s one
All
the
telephone
and
other
Mrs. G. J. McCoy, o f Wheeler
Write or call.
Messrs. Braun and O’ Connor. (First Pub. July 2. Last Ptab. July 30)
of the few sections in the West
R. W.
C./unty, spent 7 p- .">• r..;v . i. wires of the Portland
T
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Vac
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Lened:c..V.o
that can rtL.se prunes which will
L. Co. an > homg put
MOSIER
under
OREGON A pleasant place to spend a so-
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rut. Angel, were in HIDES’
H ID E ?!!
HIDE?: !
'•'•»nd shipping to the Eastern with ye editor’s family. S
ground. I PO V■.•■irk will taket ' o
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town
Bring your hides to the Bu!-
af!kr4»jfc >d that .Mosier raises v.a? on he- way ! erne fror, a yt „.XV» 1 r :rer i Le fore Ì l will
DR H. L. BUMBLE
cial heur is at
he ,
months visit with relatives
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pleasr
in
leun office. W e buy then, rep
the W ftfr runes o'- any o f these
c. xnplot.Ml. hav ing six.'.e \ »t over
S. E. Francisco’s Poo! Room.
Pjrtland.
ris, n ting Kao "man. Davidson,
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S on D r in k s . C a n d y , C igars
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Jury
last
Tuesday
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General Merchandise
HOSIER
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OREGON
F u rn is h in g s r
Shoes
TH E O L D R E L IA B L E S TO R E
! THE DALLES, OREGON I
Î Corner 2nd and Washington Sts. i
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k, Buster Brown’s
Trade Mark Registered
Special Prices
P r o .m ./s - i
GUARANTEED STOCKINGS
30 Days
on SH O ES
THE GLACIER PHARMACY
READ THIS.
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D EBUSSEY’S j
Chop House and Restaurant
THE H A LL DRUG STORE
I. C. Nickelsen
Books The Dalles, Or.
Hardwick & Nord Get your Job Work done at the
Oregon EILERS’ pi . . .
HOOD RIVER BRANCH
Low Prices
and
Terms
PAUL HUBBARD. Agent
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