Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, February 25, 1910, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text— LOCAL — Buggy for sale cheap. Inquire at livery stable. Have you subscribed for this paper? If not, why not? S. D. Fisher can furnish baled hay and straw in any quantity, from a bale to a carload. Inquire at livery stable. 11-12-m A OUR EXPERIENCE - Have you seen the Aladdin In Mrs. M. Harlan returned last! candescent Kerosene Lamp? On Wednesday from The Dalles, trial at Bulletin office. where she has been under treat-! High Grade Pianos. Cash or ment for some spinal trouble. easy terms. Paul Hubbard’s Mu We understand she was benefit ed somewhat. She was accom -, sic House. Hood River. Buy Spray outfits of the Mosier panied home by Mrs. Iler. of F r u it Growers’ Association. They ! Heppner, who will visit here a sell the “ Hardie. ” f25tf | few da>'3- For Sale. Fifty head of young grade Angora goats at $3 per head. Inquire of A . L. S u n d b o r g , Mosier, Ore. Mrs. H. F. Bothfur is visiting friends in The Dalles this week. P. L. Arthur left yesterday fo r a few days' visit at Portland. C. L. McKenna, of the East Hood River Land Co., spent last Sunday in town. J. E. Cole returned last Mon- ,day night from a business trip ,to Portland. Mrs. Jas. Dillinger, o f The ’■Dalles, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Parrish. J. E. Cole was a business vis itor at the county seat Wednes day. Miss Mary Nord returned on Wednesday from a visit with friends in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Porter last week moved into the Nelson res idence, recently vacated by Mrs. Booth. : WILL Special Offer to our Call On Us. ------ N O T A R Y P U B L IC - s ie r - - O r e g o n F. CLARK M O SIE R B a r b e r Shop Razors put in first-class condition. LAND. I want 80 or 1(50 acres o f good land in Mosier District. De scribe, depth o f soil, whether rocky or steep, etc., improve ments. location by section de Mrs. Frank Macey. o f Hood scription; best terms. Address, B u y e r , River, visited here with her 2-11-18. Bulletin Office. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ev ans, the first o f the wopk Mrs. Evans returned to Hood River with her daughter a id will spend a few days with her. J. E. COLE, B aptist Second and Fourth Sunday in each month, 11:30 a. m .; 8 p. m. R ev . W. A. S tark , Pastor. C hurch of C hrist . Lord’s Day. Bible School at 10:30 a. m. G. L. Carroll, Supt. Preaching 11:30 a. m., 7:30 p. m. Thursday evening, 7:30 p .m ., Prayer Meeting and Bible Study. Cordial invitation to all. H. C ampbell C lark , Minister. U nion S unday S chool Every Sunday morning at 10:30. D r . D. R obinson , Supt. S eventh D ay A dventist . Sabbath School. Meets every Saturday at 11 a. m., at Baptist Church. E. S. Erntson, Superintendent. Y. P. S. C. E. Every Sunday evening at 6:30. L adies ’ A id S ociety Second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. HIDES! and MOSIER A Word to the Land Seller. HIDES!! HIDES!!! Call at the B ulletin office and get tags to ship yonr hides to Kauffman, Davidson, Semmel, of Portland. G. E. Townsend vouches for these people. Horse OREGON C. F. Stauffer left last Satur day for Beaverton. Ore., where he will remain this Summer. We Land buying and land sidling understand it is his intention to is the principal business in this raise “ garden truck” on a piece • f land he owns there. We wish I 30Ct,° n at »,ros'>nt- Eastern ami him success. Middle Western people are look- , j ing to Oregon for future homes The Old Folks Concert, given an(] for investments for their last Friday night in Lamb s monev. We are in close touch «le iie o e i»' Hall, was largely attended, cor- with many of them an(1 1 are in a 3 sidering the very inclement L oaition to find a bu iver f c r l f weather. The program was pro-! Y0U R propertv, if you want te pared hurriedly, few, if any of • s<1|| the “ performers” having suf It is proven that money invest ficient time to prepare them ed in Mosier land nets the largest selves. However, one individm i retMrns o f anv Histrict in Oregon, al was heard to remark that he This fact will bring many invest- had “ often paid 75 cents to seeiors here this Spring and Summer a worse entertainment,” so, sg|andif you have land to sell, in the price o f the entertainment j ,ar» ™ r " T L ^ 01'!’ ,ist U wi,h us and get quick and satisfac- »and supper together was only 2i i tory results. cents, it may be said that the THF h i l l s LAND affair was a success. The ladies ORCHARD GO. ror.lizetl a little over $16, which VV. I!. K frslaf E. will bd used in maintaining the Manager. street lnrhts o f Metier. (Office in Pul’e'.in Bldg.) \ Local Agent for The O r e g o n i a n . ----- J A S . E. C O L E . - * f Z ’ >•( >♦< * ' -*+++»' -VbSMI« kau A. E. LAKE oT * he Popular Clothier DEALER IN MOSIER - OREGON -----1 REAL ESTATE are our Tooth Washers and the praise of them. They are pure, fragrant and antiseptic, cleansing both teeth and gums, removing the tartar and giving a sweet perfume to the breath. W e also have Tooth Brushes, Powders and Soaps for dental purposes, and every requisite for the bathroom and toilet. Our lines o f Fancy Soaps, Perfumes and Sachets are second to none in quality, but rather low in price, In large or small tracts, at all prices, from 1 to 9 miles from Mosier. If you are looking for something really good do not fail to see me before buying. Can make you fine offers in improved and unimproved orchard lands at from $20 an acre up. Have also a few good homesteads, j homestead relinquishments and and timber and stone claims at reasonable prices. List your property with me, it pays. THE GLACIER PHARMACY CHAS. N. CLARKE D. D. Hail. Mosier, Ore. Address. — Lock Box 84 For Sale At a bargain, if taken soon, an old established Restaurant in Hood River, Oregon. Good loca tion; 8 lodging rooms in connec tion, four of which are furnish ed. Price $550. $350 cash, bal ance on installments. Rent $25 | per month. P. 0. Box 567, Hood S River, Oregon. j21tT - I Restaurant and O yster House I Private dining-room for ladies and families Parcels” J taken care o f while waiting for trains. I > W )fc i)«S i + * + * g I HOOD RIVER - OREGON ] NOTICE FOR PU B LIC ATIO N . iM i M i M l w m w i W i m M t i M M i M a s M w w o a M i c i w i s i M e i M i m M a M i Not Coal Land. Department o f the Interior. United States Land Office, The Dalles, Oregon, January 19, 1910. Notice is hefeby given that Viret R. Brooks, o f Mosier, .Oregon, who on February 27th, 1905, made Homestead (Serial No. 03490), No. 14230, for Sl-2, N W 1-4, SWI-4.NE1-4 and NW1-4SE1-4 W atchm aker a n d J ew eler , Sec. 32 Tp. 2 North, Range 12 E W M ., has filed notice of intention to make Final five-year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, be fore the Register and Receiver o f the United States Land Office, at The Repair Wvrk left at C. G. NichoTs Dalles, Oregon, on the 5th day o f March, 1910. Store will receive prompt attention. Claimant names as witnesses: Will be in Mosier every Wednesday. Alfred L. Sundborg, Lawrence H. Leininger, W m . A . Davis and Carl J. E.'Carlson, all o f Mosier, Oregon, and John W . Brow n,'of The Dalles, Oregon C. W . M o o r e , Register. 3E3C=i (First pub. Jan. 28. Last pub.Mar. 4.) F. H. COOLIDGE H O O D RIVER , O R E G O N LAM PS ^tW O N D E R M T H E B R I G H T E S T L IG IG H T T I ! T H E W H IT E S T L IG H H T l I T ilK S T R O N G E S T L IG H HTI T H E C H E A P E S T L IG HT UHTJ T H E C L E A N E S T L IG L H iH T T t Bix tim es b rig h ter than e le c tr ic ity , gas o r ord in ary o il lam ps. In the County Court o f the State of Oregon, for the County of Wasco. BU RM S C O M M O N K E R O S E N E ; S I M P L E , S A F E ,C A N N O T E X P L O D E . “ An A lt-B r a e * Lam p, H and« s o m o l y M a d e . F or H om es, Stores, In the matter o f the Estate o f Chris tian W y ss, deceased. A N D S U P P L IE S O F A L L K IN D S IN S T O C K S ch ools, H alls and Churches. To Maria W yss, Gerald W yss, Arnold W yss. Christine Schoren, Bertha Tren- CUTS UGMTUM BILLS IH HALF! JOO-Oandle Pow er, 6 hour* fo r i Buy o n e or m ore fo r y ou r ow n hom e. One C on ti JAS. E. COLE, Agent, E very ll« o r A m azed gove, Elizabeth Kretzer, and Ina Rei M o s ie r . O r e g o n . ner, the heirs and next o f kind o f said and to all other heirs un In the name of the State o f Oregon, P i a n o s , Organs, S e w i n g Machines and Sheet Music H , Men’s Clothing, Furnishings ( and Shoes J Corner 2nd and Washington Sts. Ì HOOD RIVER, OREGON DEBUSSEY’ You are hereby cited and required to appear in the County Court o f the State o f Oregon, for the County o f ! » For Sale by Wasco, at the March term o f said Court, at the Court room thereof, at aul ubbard Dalles City, in said County, on Mon Hood River, Oregon. day. the 7th day o f March, 1910, at ten o'clock in the forenoon o f that day, I ' " then and there to show cause, if any PiatlOS Tuned you have, why an order should not bo . granted to the administrator o f said Seu'iny Alachines Repaired estate, to sell the real property belong- ¡ ing to said estate, described as the ! South half o f the Southwest quarter of | ' section thirteen, in township two north I f~| p , ( _ of range eleven E. w. M., containing 80 acres; also 45 acres off of the W est end A pleasant place to Spend a 90- o f the North half of the Northwest . . , quarter of section twenty-four in town -1 Cla ° Ur 18 a ship two north o f range eleven e . w . m . : S . E . Francisco’s Pool Room, also ten acres off o f the North side of • _ ^ the Southwest quarter o f the North west quarter o f section twenty-four in S o f t D r in k s . C a n d y , C ig a r s township two north of range eleven E. T obacco w. m . ; less one acre sold to Fred w. Wilson which is described in Book 37. page 298 of Deed Records for Wasco Mosier, - * Oregon County, Oregon, which said amount of land belonging to said estate is 134 S. E. BARTMESS acres. Undertaker and Emhalmer Witness The Hon. A. E. Lake. Judge I THE DALLES, OREGON ^ McGregor 8c Bothfur, said estate, G R EETIN G : ___ I ■ '■ TETr P BOOKS, STATIONERY, PERIODICALS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES - OLD BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD and EXCHANGED - SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN FOR ANY PERIODICAL AT PUBLISHERS’ PRICES. .I . .. with us.) Shoeing and General Repair Work. Satisfaction guaranteed MOSIER - - OREGON S urgeon . {It pays to list your property known, and to all persons interested in B lacksmith . in large and small tracts. deceased, W. A. HUSBANDS . Mosier, Oregon. FRUIT LAND and CITATION. DAVID ROBINSON, M. D. P hysician ORCHARDS 1 Alex. Stewart, Leading Dealers in This offer withdrawn March 1st ORCHARD HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION H. G. KIBBEE M o Church of Christ Notes. Our attendance o f Feb. 20 was good, especially at the evening service, Many wanted to hear the answer to the question, “ What is the Devil?” We are making a special offer to our subscribers that All young people, under 25, will appeal to them, particularly those who are fruit not in a school, are invited to growers or are interested in fruit growing. join our young people’s Bible Our offer is to give the M osier B ulletin and B etter Class. They are organized and F ruit One Year for Two Dollars. we have a fine class now, and it Every person in Mosier District should Subscribe for will be better. his home paper, and every person should have that All people, saints or sinners, publication, B etter F ruit , which is in valuable^ the not already attending, are want man who woule makd a success of fruit-raising. In ed to attend our Bible School. fact, he can’ t afford to 1>? without it. Here is your Come with a happy, smiling face opportunity to get the two papers for almost the price and don’ t stay away if you have o f one. This offer is for all our present subscribers not silk or broadcloth to wear. who renew their subscriptions to the B ulletin on or Our theme next Lord’ s Day before March 1, as well as for all new subscribers. morning will be “ Jesus Only,” and in the evening, “ Do we Have a Sabbath Day to Keep?” All are asked to come and hear our presentations, and you will hear the Bible. CHURCH DIRECTORY. Why buy a suit? Leave your Do you know the difference! old one at the Bulletin Mice and M ethodist E piscopal between the Old and the N ew 1 have it made new. Gospel ? Services first Sunday in each H. C am pbell C la r k , ' month, 11:30 a. m. and 8 p. m. Minister. R ev . R alph C haffee , Pastor. W ANTED. Hardware, Dry Goods, Shoes, Fur nishings, Wagons, Buggies, Hacks or any kind o f Farming Imple ments, Capital - - $100,000.00; Surplus and undivid ed profits - ICO.OOO j OO J. S. SCHENCK, Pita ident E d M. W i l l i a m s M a x A . V ogt Vice Pres. Cashier Hood River, Ore. SHOE and HARNESS School Entertains. Bruce Wolverton came up yes The Mosier public school gave terday from Portland and will REPAIRER. spend a day or so looking after an entertainment in Mrs. Gove’s room, last Monday afternoon, his interests here. All work done with neat which was attended by a goodly Mosierites in Portland this ness and dispatch, at rea number of visitors, mostly pat week, for business and pleasure, rons o f the school. sonable prices. are: Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mc The program, which was ap Office in rear of BuUefia Building Gregor, C. A. Hage and H. F. propriate for the occasion, con Bothfur. sisted of songs, readings recita- H O S I E R , OREGON Mrs. E. L. Graham, having tions and dialogues, and was gi v- j -------------------------- rented her building to D. G. en in a very creditable manner, “ FINE LAUNDRY W ORK’’ Copple, has gone to Ruthton to considering the fact that it was Done with neatness ami dispatch visit her son, Will. From there gotten up entirely by the pnpils, Rough dry clothes 7c. per pound. she will later visit her daughter, without much preparation. Per Mrs. Elmer Coyle, at Lebanon. haps the most amusing number I Hood River Laundry Company J . E. C O L E , MoaiEK A g e n t Deputy Sheriff Glenn Allen was the reading of the school came down from The Dalles last paper, edited by Stark Akers, Saturday and took back with which was full of interesting DR. H. L. DUMBLE him an old man who had wan information, interspersed with facetious “ digs” at teachers and dered into town, apparently suf PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON fering from mental aberration. pupils. At the conclusion o f the pro . The Dalles Business Men’ s As gram a number of the visitors OREGON HOOD RIVER sociations has issued invitations were called on for remarks, re for a big banquet to be held at sponding briefly. Those attending as visitors Hotel Shipherd, The Dalles, next were: Mrs. Haacke, Mrs. Nich- Will practice in Mosier arid Tuesday night. We acknwledge ol, Mrs. Wellberg, Mrs. Parrish, receipt of an invitation, and Miss Lurline Fisher, Miss Nellie May be reached by long dis we’ ll be “ Johnny on the spot.” Proctor, Win. Akers, Geo. Wood, tance phone, Home phone 61. W. Husbands, H. C. Clark. II. There will be choir practice at G. Kihhee, F. Saltzman, Park the Baptist Church Saturday and James Sturgess. “ Grandma” night, as usual. Only members Porter, Jack Elliott and Paul o f the choir, and their escorts, Higley. are expected to be present C. A. Hage. last week, sold to W. S. Stitt, o f Los Angeles, bis fruit ranch, lying about three miles south o f Mosier. Price not made public. The sale was made through McGregor & Bothfur. For Anything in to the of The Dalles, Oregon LANDS : ok First National Bank B. E. DUNCAN & CO. Davidson Building, entru sted T he C a r e Is worth — M ONEY TO YOU ORCHARD B u s in e s s ll of the sakl County Court, with the Seal o f said Court allixeJ, thia 29th day of January, 1910. A ttest: “ [Seal] « K I W O ■Vfc. t W I I D I s , <Fi irst pub. Feb. 4. Notice for Publication [Publisher,] Department of -the Interior. U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon December 10th, 1909. Notice is hereby given that Charles E. Hawver, whose post office address is Salt Lake City, Utah, did, on the 5th day o f March, 1909, file in this o f fice Sworn Statement and Application, No. 04597, to purchase the SW 1-4N E 1-4, NW1-4SE1-4, E1-2SW1-4, Sec. 12, Tp. I N . , R. 11 EW M ., and the timber thereon, under the provisions of the act of June 3, 1878, and acts amendatory, known as the ‘ ‘Timber and Stone Law ,” at such value as might be fixed 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 in support of his application »ml iw om statement on the 2nd day o f March, 1910, before the Register and Receiver o f the United states Land Office, at 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 thi* Office, alleging would defeat the entry. C. W . MOORE. Furniture and Carpets, Etc. HOOD RIVER. ----------------- : OREGON ■ facts which Register. Rub- Dec -------------— 31 Last Pu'o. Feb.25.) ■■■— w , . — F. R. ANCLE. Clerk, Last pub. Mar. 4.) ADVERTISE IN THE BULLETIN ’