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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1910)
l a ¿ . i^k >j^«... — LOCAL — Buggy for sale cheap at livery stable. OUR EXPERIENCE Intuir# MONEY TO YOU is worth f B. E. DUNCAN & CO. Have you subscribed for Ibis ^ .paper? Jf not, why not? ■ i Why buy a suit? Leave yout ¿>ld one at the Bulletin office and ;have it made new. r ~ TTnaar~ ORCHARD ecicii entrusted f \ / r-r> a v_/ y* A. JL Hardware, Dry Goods, Slices, Fur nishings, Wagons, Buggies, Hacks or any kind of Farming Imple ments, TO the First National Bank -3SBEJE ttaasTjnssfi'ix.j i B u s in e s s ll T he C ake o r Mood River, Ore. Davidsori Building, S. D. Fisher can furnish baled hay and straw in any quantity, ‘ ‘ Uncle Lee” Evans made his from a hale to a carload. Inquire at livery stable, 11-12-m second trip to town this week si’vre his accident last Septem- Have you seen the Aladdin In b t . Mr. and Mrs. Evans came candescent Kerosene Lamp? On in to attend the installation cere trial at Bulletin office. monies of the Odd Fellows and High Grade Pianos. Cash or Rebekahs, the former t>eing in easy terms. Paul Hubbard's Mu. stalled as treasurer o f Beacon I/xlge for the tenth consecutive sic House. Hood Itiver. term. Clarence Dunsmore was a O f our many subscriliers, two business visitor in The Dalles on have so far come in and renewed Tuesday. their subscriptions to the B u l Don Brant returned last week l e t i n . These are Lee Evans from a three months’ visit with and Arthur Kuhn, the former relatives in Illinois. subscribing for two relatives in Mrs. Dick Evans and daughter,1 the East, and the latter taking Miss Maud, visited relatives in advantage o f our clubbing rate with Better Fruit. The Dalles this week. C. J. Stubling, a prominent i -------- *--------- business man o f The Dalles, was j Joint Installation, a visitor in town yesterday. j U a t Tuesday night the local A LANDS For Anything in FOR SALE A f e w full blooded y o u n g i Lt.de Island Red roosters at vl.50 each. Inquire o i C. J. Lit- tieppjro, Aloaier, Oregon. ll-12tf ■ rna. m i* . of The Dalles, Oregon ; W IL L HAVE PROMPT ATTENTIO N Call On Us. $ 100 . 000.00 I Capital Surplus and undivid ed profits - 1,00,000.00 J. S. SCHENCK, P r e s i d e n t E d M. W M il l ia m s ax Vice Pres. to our A. V ogt Cashier Al H. G. K í B B E E Subscriber* o M o s ie r - - - % ? •> v F V d l t j Mosier, Oregon. N O T A R Y FUF3L1C /• Q O regon Local Train Service. We are making a special offer to mm subscribers that will appeal to them, particularly those who are fruit growers or are interested in fruit growing. o . R. & N. Train No. West Hound. 9 Our offer is to give the M osieu B u l l e t in and B etter 11 F ruit One Year for Two Dollars. East Hound. Every person in Mosier District should subscribe for his home paper,?and every person should have that publication, B etter F r u it , which is invaluable to the man who woule makd a success of fruit-raising. In fact, he can’t_afford to he without it. H eie is your opportunity to get the two papers for almost the price o f one. This offer is for all our present subscribers who renew their subscriptions to tiie B u l l e t in on or before March 1, as well as for all new subscribers. 10 - 10:25 A. M. - 10:40 P. M. trains. ) 12 are our Tooth Washers and the praise (A ll mail , )dii-s of Odd Fellows and Re o f them. They are pure, fragrant ami bekahs held a joint installation antiseptic, c le a n sin g both tc-t ill ami of officers in Lamb’s Ilall. The gums, re m o v in g the tartar and g iv in g Leading Dealers in a sweet perfume to the breath. We officers of the Reliekah lodge ■ also have Tooth Brushes, Powders and ; were first installed by Deputy 1 ORCHARDS a n d FR U IT LAN D Soaps for dental purposes, and every Leave your Watches and (¡ran(j Master Nora Hunter, j lequisite for the bathroom and toilet. in large and small tracts. Clocks at Nichols store. Cool- j v },ose Work was exceptionally! Our lines of Fancy Soaps, Perfumes idge will repair them for you and Sachets are second to none in (I t pays to list your property January 26th. | Deputy Grand Master Chris; quality, but rather low in price, with us.) Messrs. Paul Hubbard and R. McCleay then installed the offi- A. Soule, of Hood River, were cers of Beacon Lodge, after ... .. , __ __— McGregor & Bothfur, business visitors in town yester-1 which a fine supper was spread NOTICE, day. and partaken o f by the members and asked him if he wanted to MOSIER - OREGON and tb^ikfamilies and'friends t o ; ,)e shown anything. “ No,” said On’ account o f needed repairs E. H. Shepherd of Hood River, CHAS. N. CLARKE - HOOD^RIVER, OREGON the number o f about 75. These the nervou8 man; I Just want the steamer J. N. Teal” will publisher o f Better Fruit, came My physician has be tied up on January 1st, 1910, mV la ir Mrm/llv i »* ntl nil ik- public installations are the occa- to sit around, my pity» REAL ESTATE up last Monday to attend the . , , recommended quiet for me and for several weeks. We are pre -1 horticultural tor much enjoyment among says m"|~n . no,.neunmal meatincr meeting - w w i h l l i e <• n i> -31011 .................... above all ' c things ings that I paring for the coming year’s} In large or srrtall tracts, at all j the members and their friends, sf vs didn’t meet. bringing them into closer social should avoid being in a crowd, business by putting our steamers I prices, from 1 to 9 miles from * GOOD cO O K iN G QUICK SERVICE f lively Noticing that you did not adver- in first class condition and hOpe Mosier. I f you are looking for | u u u l u u iy iin u A complete line o f Watches, relations and creating a Chains, "Rings, Fobs, etc., will interest in the orders, both of tise in the newspapers, I thought to have the loyal support o f all something really good do not fail “ When in Hood River take your meals at * „.I,:,,i, have a permanent .,„,1 that this would lie as quiet a persons along the Columbia Riv- to see me before buying. buying. Can be on display at C. G. Nichol’s which place as I could find, so I justler, as only through such support ] make you fine offers in improved i • store January 26th, very satisfactory growth. dropped in for a few hours of cun the fine be ot the service i t j an(] unimproved orchard lands _ The Indies Aid will meet with should be to the people. Due isolation.” at from $20 an acre up. Have i * notice will be given of resump Mrs. Fraederick next Tuesday, SCHOOL NOTES. also a few good homesteads, 8 tion o f service. January 25, instead o f Wednes Lafean Bill Pigeonholed. homestead relinquishments and * D o r s e y B . S m i t h , day. Ail members are request-! The half year examination is and timber and stone claims at j * According to a dispatch from General Mngr. ed to lie present I being given in Mrs. Gove’s room reasonable prices. List your j * the Oregon News Bureau in Clinton Harvey and family, o f j ^ 's week. property with me, it pays Washington, the Lafean apple CHURCH; DIRECTORY. Coyote, visited several days this! A t a meeting o f the literary package bill, which is being op D. D. Hail. Mosier, Ore. Week with the former’s parents, society la3t Friday, it was decid- posed by growers o f the North M e t h o d is t E p is c o p a l Address, — Lock Box 84 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harvey. led to 1 h > known hereafter as the west, has been pigeonholed in Services first Sunday in each W. H. Weber, o f Chicago, who j “ Mosier School LeOrren So- committee and stands little month, 11:80 a. m. and 8 p. m. is a partner with A. P. Buteham C'^V- E S TR A Y . chance o f passing. Congress last Pupils were startled R e v . R a l p h C h a f f e , Pastor. in the East Hood River Fruit man Hawley, o f this state, is a One two-year-old steer, dark Co., spent last Friday in town Wednesday by a fire alarm and member o f the committee on A g - * red, right ear cropped; one W a t c h m a k e r a n d j e w e l e r , B a p t is t attending to business matters the building was emptied in less riculture, before which the bill two-year-old roan heifer with than two minutes. connected with the company. is pending, and should a move be Second and Fourth Sunday in ' 3maj] bell, no marks. Owner HOOD RIVER, OREGON Gertrude Proctor is a new ad made to report it to the house ho each month, 11:30 a. m.; 8 p. m. can have above described stock W. A. and Mark Dabney, of dition to the seventh grade. will summon the Oregon growers, R e v . W. A. S t a r k , Pastor. by proving property and paying Hood River, came up Wednesday The ninth grade are progress to show that it is unfair to this all costs. night and yesterday took a trip ing nicely in itookkeeping, the part of the country.—Glacier. R epair W ork left at C. G. N ich ors C h r is t ia n S. D. F ish er , into the country hack o f Mosier chief difficulty being how to han Store w ill receive prom pt attention. Mosier, Ore. to look at some fruit land. Every Sunday at 11:30 a. m. Safe Anesthetic Found. dle so much cash. and 7'30 p. m. A Philadelphia special to the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Macey drove Sunday School at 10:30 a. m. Record-Herald says that years of Notice for Publication over from Hood River last Tues-; NOTICE. Prayer meeting Thursday eve DR. H. L. D U M B LE investigation by surgeons for a U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore day to visit Mrs. Macey’s pa-1 perfect anesthetic which would ning at 7:30, followed by Bible gon, December 22, 1909. The ladies of the Civic Im- have no detrimental effect on study class, rents and attend the joint instal- Every one invited. Notice is hereby given that the P H Y S IC IA N a n d s u r g e o n lation o f Rebekahs and Odd Fel- provement Club are planning to the heart or other vital organs I Northern Pacific Railway Company, lows. give, in the near future, an "Old o f the patient, have apparently U n io n S u n d a y S c h o o l ! whose postoffice address is St. Paul, HOOD RIVER OREGON B. E. Duncan came up from Folks Concert” and a New Eng been rewarded. Electricity has Every Sunday morning at Minn., has this 20th day o f December, come to the attention of the sur i land dinner, for the purpose of Hood River last Tuesday to look geons, and investigations going 10:30. D r . I). R o b i n s o n , Supt. 1!M)9 filed in this office its application to 1 select under the provisions of the Act into the report that the fruit creating a fund which is neces on hero and abroad, the results i S e v e n t h D ay A d v e n t i s t . of Congress, approved July 1, 1898 (30 trees in his orchard on Seven sary for the maintenance o f the o f which have just been made Will practice in Mosier and Sabbath School. Stat. 5J7, 0201 as extended by the Act public, show that electricity is Mile were being destroyed by street lamps. of Congress, approved May 17, 1906, May be reached by long dis Meets every Saturday at 11 a. It is to he hoped that the ladies far superior to any o f the drugs rabbits. the Wt 1-2 S W 1-4 Sec. 23, Tp. I N . , m., at Baptist Church. E. S. now used. It produces a state tance phone. Home phone 61. R. 11 E..W . M. No. 05735. • Rev. H. C. Clark, o f Corval will recieve a liberal patronage o f insensibility, called ‘ ‘electric Erntson, Superintendent. Any and all persons claiming adverse lis. has been secured as resident in this commendable effort, sleep.” by acting on the nerve ly the lands described, or desiring to pastor of the Christian Church which will mean that the allevia centers of the brain. Notice for Publication Y. P. S. C. E. object because o f the mineral character ST E A M E R tion o f the financial "burden of The sleep is not fatal, and and will enter upon bis duties o f the land, or for any other reason, to [Publisher. ] Every Sunday evening at 6:30. the disposal to applicant, should file J. N. T E A L the first o f February. His fami "letting their lights shine” will when the electric current is Department of the Interior. their affidavits of protest in this office, opened the influence is immedi ly will not join him here until be very materially felt. on or before the 1st day o f February. OW NED B Y THE PEO PLE U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon L a d ie s ’ A in S o c ie t y ately lost and the patient be 1910. ! December 10th, 1909. his daughter finishes her school comes conscious without feeling Second and fourth Wednesdays Leaves Portland every Mon- Notice ts hereby given that Charles C. W. MOORE. For Sale term in Corvallis. any o f the after-effects common of each month. Register. iter. day, \\ ednesday and Friday at ' E. Hawver, whose post office address with drug anesthetics. A t a bargain, if taken soon, F. H. Coolidge, the Hood IJ i v - j is Salt Lake City, Utah, did, on the (First Pub. Dec.31 I.ast Pub Jan. 28) 1 A. M. e r jeweler, was in town Wednes an old established Restaurant in Leaves The Dalles every Tues- ^th d“y of ¡*artch' 19™\ * leAin ,!his of" BOOKS. STATIONERY.- PERIODICALS and SCHOOL 1 , , J O . , fice Sworn Statement and Application, day, attending to business mat Hood River, Oregon. Good loca Notice for Publication day, Thursday and Saturday at N-0. 0 4 5 9 7 , to purchase the SW 1-4NE SU PPLIES - OLD BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD and tion; 8 lodging rooms in connec ters. Mr. Coolidge has made The ~ A. M. i 1-4, NVV1-4SE1-4, E1-2SW1-4, Sec. 12, United States Land Office, EXCHANGED - SUBSCRIPTIONS T A K E N FOR arrangements to be in Mosier tion, four o f which are furnish Dalles, Oregon. December 22nd, 1909 . Freight and Passengers Solicited t p - 1 N > R 11 EWM., and the timber A N Y PER IO D ICAL A T PUBLISHERS’ PRICES. every Wednesday for the pur ed. Price $550. $350 cash, bal- thereon, under the provisions o f the act Notice is hereby given that the Loca l A gent for The Oregonian. pose of doing repair work and mice on installments. Rent $25 of June 3, 1878, and acts amendatory, State of Oregon has filed in this office per month. P. O. Box 567, Hood know-n as the “ Timber and Stone DORSEY B. SMITH, taking orders. its application. Serial No. 05720, to se JAS. E. C O L E . L aw ,” at such value as might be fixed j21tf lect under the provisions o f the Act of General Manager. - At the joint installation of offi River, Oregon. C. K. Marshall and B. E. Dim- can, two real estate men of Hood River, were visitors in town yes terday. This offer withdrawn March 1st THE GLACIER PHARMACY DEBUSSEY’S Restaurant and Oyster House F. H. COOLIDGE Transportation Company cers of Oregon Fir Camp, M. W. A-. and Marguerite Camp, Royal Neighbors, in Portland Jast week, the officers of the lat ter lodge were installed by Mrs. M. A. Mosier, state Oracle. Mrs. Mosier is spending the Winter in Portland on account of lur health. NOTICE. To the fruit growers and mem- iters o f the Mosier Fruit Grow ers' Association:—Estimates for lime and sulphur solution for spraying should he in my hands by February 1st. J o h n C »•iot >•<>•<-I- -•«•¡tOOOl»- A. E. LAKE -•IOOOOOI« ( A nervous looking man went into a store the other dav and I sat down for half an hour or so, * when a clerk r>»ked him if there was anything he could do for him. He said no, he didn't want anything. The clerk went away ami he sat an hour or two longer when the proprietor went to him Any and all persons claiming adverse- the lands described, or desir- (First Publication IVc. -U. Last Pub. Jan. 28-. 1 HIDES!! . e W _ , i n g , . M a C h in e S **'■**'*'■'* I by appraisement, and that, pursuant to such application, the land and timber thereon have been appraised, the tim ber estimated 259,000 board feet at 75 cts per M. and the land $205.75* that said applicant will offer final proof ‘'T . 'M, ^ day of T v March, T T statement on o the 2nd , _ . J Sheet Music of the unLi'stlf^L^d omUZ For Sale by P au l H ubbard . Hood River. Oregon. HIDES!!! Call at the BULLETIN office and Pianos get tags to ship your hides to Seu ing Kauffman, Davidson. Semmel. of Portland. G. E. Townsend vouches for .«»•iMMiatu these people. | DALLES, OREGON | Oregon. P i a n o s , Organs, r ~“on-H1to.lti r _ * ° , a n d should file their affidavits o f protest in this office, on or before the 1st day of February. 1910. C. W . M o o r e . Register. Men’s Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes I --- --- — - H HIDES! i THE Portland. ing S , to . object because of the mineral .. character of the land, or for any other DEALER IN arroll , ly f “The Popular Clothier ' Manager. NOTICE. A meeting o f the Horticultural Society will be held next Monday MÍT'i'nuun ut 1 p. m. Subject for discussion will bo ‘ ‘Spray- ing.” l»d by J. P. Carroll. E v ery one interested in fruit rais ing should not fail to attend, as tho subject o f spraying is a very imp 'riant one. -•+++*- Congress o f August 14, 1848, and the Acts supplementary and amendatory thereto, the W H alf of N W Quarter of Sec. 13. Tp. 2 N .. R. 11 EW M . Tuned M achines R epaired The Dalles, Oregon. Any person is at liberty to protest this purchase before entry, or initiate a contest at any time before patent is sues, by filing a corroborated affidavit in this office, alleging facta which , would defeat the entry. C. W. MOO It 4!. Register. (F ir*» Pub. Dec 81 Last Pub. Feb.25.) 5 Corner 2nd and Washington Sts. i ------------- ---------- ADVERTISE IN THE BULLETIN