\ I PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY H. G. KIBBEE, Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION RATftS O ne Year..................................... . . . . . . . . ..............$1.1*" ‘S ix M on th s... .75 ; ^ h re e Months. Entered as second-class matter March 12, 1909, at l th e post office at Mosier, Oregon, under the A ct o f •'March 3, 1879. M0 SIER BULLETIN ADVERTISING RATES I Professional Cards......... 1.00 Oue-ciuarter Column too One*half Column. . . . SB# One Column................ 9 00 Business locals will be charred at 5 cents par lina fo r each insertion. Legal adveft’ sdments will in all cases be ohargad 1 to thfe party ordering them. At legal rates, and MOSIER, W A SC O C O U N T Y , OREGON, F R ID A Y , VO L. II MARCH 25, 1910 NO. 3 | paid foi* before affidavits are furnished. .......... - - » a * , if it -DEM ONSTRATION TRAIN W ILL STO P A T MOSITR ......... per month $ 'M »One square ................ T See LARAWAY he PINES HOTEL f I ' - - - - - - - C . G . NICH o l ¡At appears that the manage­ JOH N W E L L B E R C , Prop. ment of the Demonstration Train had decided to cut out Mosier from the itinerary of their East- -ern Oregon trip. In last week’s • -issue we stated -that the train; would step at Mosier, as was first intended. When the folder was j ¡-sent out, showing that Mosier i He (fan make your watch keep time had been cut off the list of towns »tim«*» to be visited, it caused much un­ favorable comment by the citi­ z e n s of Shis district and particu-1 larly by the commercial club, ■which was making arrangements o s ie r ¡to have a large gathering of ro f Mosier, Oregon, Mosierites present to meet the ^rain and take advantage of thfe TS M O W O P E N F O R B U S IN E S S , valuable information which the ! Carrying a1 full line o f Drugs, Patent Medicine, Station­ lecturers in the different depart-! ments will he ready to impart. ery, Sundries. ‘ToHet Articles, Ice Cream, Candy and ^C. A. M cC argv. president of ‘ the Mosier Commercial Club, Cigars. took the matter up direct with R. B. Miller, who has charge of the ti-ain, stating that it would !be a great disappointment to the ¡people of Mosier if the train passed us by, and the result was ’¿hat Mr. McCaTgar received the following telegram f r o m Mr. W H A T MOSIER H A S . 'Miller: Portland, Ore., March 19. To C. A. McCargar, President of Mosier has many natural ans the Mosier Commercial Club. s e v e r a l acquired advantaged Message sent by yourself and which make it an ideal -eounfcry httiers in regard to demonstra­ in which to live, either for busi- tion train received. Having ev­ j ness or pleasure.. W . H. KERSLAKE, Mgr. ery desire to accommodate and Among-her natural advantages We deal in improved and unimproved assist you, the schedule will he may be mentioned her magnifi­ rearranged so as to stopat Mo­ cent climate, beautiful scenery, fruit land in Mosier district. Send for our Booklet of Bargains. sier from 1 to 2:30 p. m. on fertile soil, invigorating air and Wednesday, March 30. I trust pure water. MOSIER, - - ORE. this will be entirely satisfactory Considering the fact that* Mo­ and that the people of Mosier sier is only in its infancy, the C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D. 'district wiil turn out in full force. town itself has made a.phenom­ D entist R. B. M iller . enal growth in the past two OFFICE O V E R BUTLER BAN KIN G COMPANY Thus, through the efforts of years—not a mushroom growth, PHONES: Office 28 Residence 28 B the commercial club’ s officers, but stefncLy’¡land persistent, a HOOD RIVER - OREGON Mosier people will have ah op­ growth that has given the older portunity to learn much that will residents and the newer comers be of great value to them, get­ confidence in the future pros­ G eo . C h a m b e r l a i n ting information and ideas that perity o f the town. We have Will save them many dollars and now a thriving bank, conducted REAL ESTATE much time. It is up to the on a conservative business basis, They are made in three sizes, 5 1-2 feet, 8 1-3 feet and 12 foot extension. Each] size is provided -w ithunders Mosier public, therefore,, to turn a newspaper, drug store, -har-j p ru it on both ends which prevent striking trees’ with knife, and allow such close work that hoeing around trees isj, un­ Put en masse and meet this train ¡¡ness shop, all doing well and less Lands and show that they appreciate than a year old (except the pa- necessary when the KIM BALL is in use. It is the best tool ever made for the money. the efforts to benefit the coun­ ; per, which has just celebrated a its first birthday), a well stocked t r y and the individual. Specialty general merchandise store, a .grocery store which is expanding ASK US MORE ABOUT T H E M -W E W ILL BE GLAD TO TELL YOU . Death of George Harrison. its business so that the propri- ‘Mosiér O regon REMEMBER, W e carry all kinds of Farm Machinery, Garden Tools, Spray Pumps, in fact A N YT H IN G you may 'George Harrison, a well known ©tor has-just taken a partner, a »fend respected citizen of Mosier, hardware store, blacksmith shop, need on the farm. Before buying elsewhere, get our prices, as we POSITIVELY K N O W we can save, you money. died on Friday, March 18th, a t ! livery stable, hotel, restaurant, j -the residence of Frank Macy, at stationery store, barber -shop, j T A A T 7 T E X T ' D / ' A T ) H P Hood River. He had been suf- an amusement parlor, b esid esf-J L /xx V H i -L > JL JLv -L fering from tuberculosis for a ! five firms of real estate agents i long time, but Was confined to who are all doing w e ll.'W e have: X T A ' P ' M T T Q Q C f \ -his bed only a short time before.an excellent sc-h-oo-1 and tw o ! X I u T L X V l N U t O O death. He went to Hood River churches. We have, above all, GAY YOWELL, Mgr. only a short time ago, hoping ¡a wideawake, moral community, that the change would behefit where parents may rear their ’Harness and Saddlery Goods hirti; instead, however, he failed children remarkably free from Tents, Wagon Covers, Etc rapidly and his sudden death the evil influences which so gen­ -Hand-made Harness a Specialty was unexpected. erally surround -them in a town. The body was brought to Mo­ W e would also speak of the j sier last Sunday and interred in social side o f Mosier. We have! D L fU P K1V L K - OREGON Odd Fellows cemetery, under a number of societies and fra - 1 .*»■ ’the direction of S. E. JBartmess, ternal organizations, c l a i m i n g ! » » A ll B usiness entrusted to , » • / - > funeral director, the services be­ among them all, nearly the en- M O S i e T L u m b e r L O . -T he C are of the ing conducted by the Rev. J. R. tire population of the town and j DENNY & HARVEY Hargrave, pastor of the Baptist m a n y f r o m the surrounding G eo . H aacké , Pres. church of Hood River. The flo­ country. These societies are a DEALERS IN ral offerings were numerous and great factor -in -Hnrting the peo- of The Dalles, Oregon Fresh and Cured Meats beautiful. A.large gathering of ,ple of a community, bringing All kinds o f ’Building friends and neighbors attended t h ' e m into closer * s o c i a l and WILL HAVE PROMPT a t t e n t i o n Country Produce the services ana followed the friendly-relations. Material on hand, in- $100,000.00 Capital remains to the grave. ood iv e r regon W e hare a numberof fine resi­ Surplus and undivid­ 'cluding lath and shingles George Harrison was born in dences in the town proper and 100 , 000.00 ed profits Estimates given for ma­ Illinois in 1845. His mother died in the district that would be a When he was a small boy and he credit to a much larger and more J. S. SCHENCK, P resident terial for building. . . was brought up to manhood by pretentious p l a c e , and several E d M. W illiams M ax A. V ogt the late George Ireland, accom­ more will be erected ‘this Spring M O S I E R - - OREGON Vice Pres. Cashier panying the latter to Oregon in and Summer. 1892 and locating in M o s i e r , W e are on the maih line of the N O T A R Y P U B L IC where he lived ever since. So O. R. & N . road, a few hours’ passes another o f Mosier’ s old ride from Portland, and between M O S IE R O reg o n landmarks. the enterprising and friendly cities of The-Dallee on the East Sir. and Mrs. Frank Macy and Hood River -on the West. eafhe up from Hood River last Our water transportation prob­ A N D TH E Sunday to attend the funeral b f lem has not been solved satisfac­ o f LU M B ER , Finished or I torily yet, bht in the-near future George Harrison. we hopebodrave a dock within a' Don’t fail to attend ¿he “ Dis­ Dimension, call at trict Schoool” at Stroup’s Hall short distartce'of town where all j the river steamers plying be- • tomorrow night. .m - tween Portland 'and The Dalles ! The management o f the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. may land their passengers and j TH RIFTY W O M EN. freight. takes great pleasure in announcing that the low rates from HOW ABOUT IT ? All this Mosier has, and more. I Eastern cities, which have dqne so much in past seasons Very bften women are the ¡•Now, we will call attehtion to a to stimulate travel to and settlement in Oregon, will pre­ money savers e f the family. MOSIER OREGON. vail again this Spring D AILY from March 1 to April 15, I ffew things that ACME, The men mean well enough. inclusive. MOSIER HAS NOT. SPRING Shingles at Market Price. They know the value of hav­ Mosier has no saloons, no po- or ing money in the bank, bat | lice boilft, no ■jail, no disreputa­ PEG TOOTH ble or indigent people, and no NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. Thany of them have not the The railroads have done their part; now it’s up to you. use for any of these things. -41 rrifed Staten Land Office, The knack of saving. They have The colortist rate is the greateSt-of home-builders. Do all With bet great, possibilities as Dalles, Oregon. February 18, 1910. not learned lthe trick of you can to let Eastern people knoWaboutit, and encourage a fruit district, Mosier has no Notice is hereby given that the making one dollar do the them to come here, where land is cheap and home-lRiilding reason for not becoming one‘ of I State of Oregon has filed in this office easy and attractive. work of two in buying, and the leading centers of Eastern (its application. Serial No. Oflttff), terse-! c a n y o n o, 0 D i s c o f laying the extra dollar Oregon. W e have high ideals ! lect under the provisions of-the Act Of | a r e s a n be r e p a id COTTON KING became We possess the soil, the { Congress of August 14, 1848, fend 1 the away for the rainy day that climate and the general condi- at home if desired. Any agent of the road named is au­ Acts supplementary and amendatory! is sure to come. | thereto, the SK 1-4 of SW Quarter of i 1 tions required, and we can SHOW thorized to receive the required deposit and telegraph The MOSIER V A L L E Y Sec. 8, Tp. 1 N., R. 12 KWM. THE GOODS. ticket to any point in the East. WE HAVE THEM Any and all persons claiming adverse- B AN K invites these thrifty j ly the land* described, or de*ir- : Remember The R ates-From Chicago, $33; from S t Louis, women to open Checking ac­ | ing to object because of the mineral Wiley McKee, of Portland, $32; from Omaha and Kansas City, $25. This reduction count*. As a method of i spent a day this week with his I character of the land, or for any other is proportionate from all other cities. I reason, to the disposal to applicant. paying household expenses old friend. George Chamberlain, | | should file their affidavits o f protest in . whom he had not seen for four­ there is nothing So conven- | this office, on or before the 5th day of teen years. ient-nor so safe--as a check. | April, 1910, C. W. M o o r e , Register. It’s a good way to save that G EN ER A L PASSENG ER AGENT. H. F. Davidson was up from I (First Publication FVb 25. Last Pub. Apr. 1 ! Hood River last Fridby. 'extra dollar, too. PORTLAND. OREGON. H ood River's Reliable Jeweler for 3 Good Accommodations „ Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry G en era l Rates $ 1 .0 0 per day and up M OSIER, O R EG O N I Merchandise The Arthur & Burt Drug Co., M A D V E R T IS E IN T H E B U LLE TIN Mr. Farmer, you must have one o f these Prescriptions a Specialty. G IV E US A C A L L . The M o s i e r Hills Land & Orchard Company The Kimball Cultivator for Up-to-date Orchardists 5 1-2 ft., $15, 8 1-3 ft., $20, 12 ft., $22.50. F. O. B., The Dalles. TRY US. Walther- Williams Hdw. The Dalles, Ore. MOSIER M A R K E T First National Bank A R N O L D & j.R U P P E= d . e . ntists F è *“3 Mosier - E fe {H Oregon R ,’"O .1 H. G. K I B B É E All Our W ork'Guaranteed COLONIST RATES FOR A L L K IN D S | j sOREGON Great Northwest S W E T L A N D W e will pay’ car fare from Misier and_return for]| patrons