Mosier bulletin., June 10, 1910, Image 4

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take* Up.
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LOCAL
A !« ar. C vn- r can have rame
Oil Tuesday afternoon, while
tiie family of George Gardner bj proving prop.: ¿y : a ! i/.*.. i: y
vr.s away from lir,m<
-ak- *• ,‘OStS.
Arsei'At•> uf Lead, Black Leaf
.V. H i:* ..
thieves entered the bouse and
: v ier., Ore..
Extract ulJ4 ‘»Bier spraying n i -
r
stole a numberof artici s, unie:
tpriaJ*. \vilj be delivered by tie
them being a w Atch, S«/:1ÌU ÏJÎ u K j Ï. j
ilbsieii-Fauit«. Growers’ Assn. 01
Bids V áv.lr;’ .
and a ci v.t !>?■onging to one of
Wednesdays arm! 3atu-«lays unti
The Morie/ Fault.Growers’ A s­
the hey.;. The tiiievea v.vr- ; M t
turthcr notice.
sociation '.milts l ids for Jiv; orec •
11.. M., H uxley ,
p27-2?r.
Manager.
■tr un —
The Mosier Lund er Co., is put
tjug in a line of lumber, lath
»iyiitfles, moldings, sash am
doors, also, Uinta plaster, cemet
»ml briait. Calhand have a tali
•jfith me for anything in th-
wilding line.,
ll£gj,f.
G eo . H aacke .
T,ü
LET.
FtirniftHed'Klmms, by week o
pontli, in private family. Appi.
*. W . H udson , P.O. B ox Iff.
Hosier, Ore.
to.-12.lf.
Get your Mason, Schram an<
fc-onomy Jam-isl Stewarts.
A^HneJinoof plumbing fixture;
.*( Fred Forslund’ a .
Wm. Johusen is attending tl.<
Rose Festival this week.
ui’ relicnded, tho a couple of
lio., of *i fort
’ ’Pinkorton’ii 1best” heve >.
Hot on their trail.
That same evening, betvvi en 9
nil 10 o’clock, some parties,
iresttmably th- sm> c u t h t were
luard going' through the living
•ooins of A. Stewart, over the
tore. Mrs Stewart, thinking it
vas a member i f the family, a
:rst 1 -a.iti no attention lo the
mise, hut later phoned to her
lusband, who was attending
*dge, On his arrival home lie
iiii.de a thorough examination <-f
he house and store, hut could
iiscover nothing missing, and i..
i supposed tliat the marauders
.vere frightened av.ay. It be-
looves residents to look well to
1 th ;ir doors and window fast-
•nings, i& the light-fingered,
rentry are making them Ives
ihnoxious all along the line
Church o f Christ ¡Votes
: • ;:ti< •• to
ti'.eir snipping waroili.isH*-. Bids
will be opened Juno F ill. The
right is je. erved to reject any or
all bids.
See IL M . Ifer.L y ah 'he As­
socia lion ci’ ice, fi>i soecidcallofUJ..
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Jatie I m ... 1013.
A full-b'ooded ''dapple-gray
Percheron Stallion will midie*the
Sen.-on at Fisher’s C-icn. ivfosier,
Oregon. Also at Hood River
and The Dalles.
W m . M ahsh .
N O W is an excellent time to
drop in and renew ycursubscrip­
tion to the B ulletin . You want
the paper ...and we need the
money.
HOOD Li V i t
¡ex, ôiewart
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Krtiiv il ti rR.y 1 - ivt .-> tir-* 6 Llszie
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L. LI' -r, of Koo'.i i.Ivear tr e j;« , '.ho.
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in:.’.iHomektead.
[Seiidi No.
I o. i -r; 7. l'or SE
I-4S.V1-4, E.-e. ih I ¡-¿N .VI-., NE 1-1
Will practics in Ooiier ami?
:e.T, O r e g o n ..
: VIVI-4, Se e. £0, T ;. 2 N., K II EVVM..
May he reached by long dis­
ha» i.leil notilo ih' iotcotion to inakf
i*iì.a.1 óve jfcfcr ¡noi', L» 1 sttbliab
tane-'' phone. Home pilone Gl.
;•! i;n to tic lami ,:Lo.i- di . ¡¡Lvil, Le-
A . J. Derby
iierr; i.uivo L . S. l i li;:: i:-ds:oi;or, *r
• 'solili, ii iiooii I.iv..:', ‘ ) i*t « • •.. 1 , onthi-
I j AVVYEI
T /O 'T '
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5th day of Jdy, lido.
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R E A L L ib
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s i o p
Nldhair-t nani. ■- i witnir s:
OREGON
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H. il. Kol t rtsoo, tJ. c r ; .. !: man, J. HOOD RIVER
Kii.zt.rs ; iti i
cent ilion.
B. Jacl so:i unii J. !.. ( tir. ; i! 1 ' Hood
If you have anythisg to sell,
liivir, Oregon.
?» «
see, me a s 1 am in a position
C. VV. Moor.r, Resister.
iX
to handle
eon buys m snort
/- i í * * X
Fiit:: l ub. ùu’'.e.,'l,
jiuh. Judy. 1
order.
OREGON
h
COLE .
On account of rick ness and
C A LL. ON
,ther hindrances, our attendance !
1 .-',L Sunday was not as good as
Freti'Ffirslund oan repair yoi;>
Xh'Ltüj' Public
ism I.
J,et everone rally ami
I now have parties waitin?
shoes with neatness ami dispatch
For Bargains in
DAVID ROBINSON,
í).
and
M'ifite i*r Pufciicatltm
ielp the Lord’ s Cause.
f«r loi) to L U acres dos
(L’ul.lishi r.)
C. .1. Littlepage and wife an
v
ire
insurance
The subject next Lord’ s D a y t R E A L . .
‘T _ 3 1 A \ E
in ah u reasonable price.
P hysician and S uiuilon
D
ZflSfl:
I'M
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T. OF THE INTERIOR,
pending the week in Portland
Mosier
Gregor:
lorning will be “ Deacon> in the
I deal in improved and unim­
Aleo a good
y in 40 acres 5 or
U. : . 2 and Oiiiae at The Dalit s, On gom
A. P. Baceham was a passen
"lurch of Christ” , and thepven- proved fruit lands in the Mosier 0 miles out. Must be ehe p.
May 2?, 1620.
OREGON
MOSIER
$er on this morning’s local foi ■ig subject will lie “ Disobed-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Moire a hireby given that John
dint vi it.
List your properties
Portland.
(Publisher.)
Ek-.i r, i f Hood l.ivir, Oregon, who,
.*nce.”
with ME and
on July UU. I, li!(; 4 i made He r..tstead
Departí, i nt of the Interior.
For awhile, on Sunday morn
Mrs. E. E.. Mas Van is visitinj
SECURE QUICK RESULTS.
United States Lain; Office, Entry, 2-o. 1JGS1, (Serial No. (ri,S88,),
Leading Dealers in.
ngs, we exjiect to teach the
Relatives ami friends in Portlam
The Laii ., Or. ■ on, May ó, UTO.
MOSIER - - - - OREGON
for . I I -v, 1-4, Sec. 20, E1-2NWI-4*
Icripture as to the officers, pm t-; J a m e s a . S t u r g e s s .
tin's weuka.
Notice is hereby given that Cassius See. 29..Tp. 2 N„ R. II EVVM., has Hied
ORCHARDS and FRUIT LAND
M. Dickinson, of Mosier, Oivr. cn wht
i id pr inciples of the Apostolic
BU LLETIN B U ILDIN G.
Mrs G. R.AVovd and daughtu
on October lb, Ib05. mai.c Íiiinisteai notice of intention to make l inai
in large and small t’ acts.
Jhurch, hut no man’ s theory
(.‘.erial No. 01.25), No. 1475.', for the \> live-year 1 roof, to tstabiish claim
Parian left Wednesday niornii j
M O S IE R . O R E G O N .
1-2NW 1-4, SE 1-4N W 1-4,S W 1-4NE M
to tiie land above (¡escribed, before
Capable Workmen
will he given.
lk»r Portland to<attend the R om
(ft pays io list your property Sec. 11. Tp. I ¡North, Range 11 UWM. Henry Ilov.e, U, S. ( ommissioner, at
II. C am pbell C lahk ,
I
)
s
filed
notice
of
intention
to
m
ai.'i
Festival.
with i is. )
f inal five-year Proof, to istrblisl Hood River, Oregon, c-n July.5, UllW
Minister.
H. G. KS B B E .E
Claimant names as witnesses:
claim to the lp.n.1 above d i r ;b ( :!, i-
All kinds o f tin work for t! i
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fore the F.igistsr and Receiver of th
B. L. Robertson, Peter SaltEman, J.
M cGregor g¿ Bc.ihfur,
louse, inside* or out, at Fiet
United StaL-s 2,and Office, at Th< J. Jac! son and J. L. Carter, all of
NOTICE.
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
iiallis, Oregon, on the 5th day oí
iorslund’s.
Hood Liver, Oregon.
OREGON July. 1010.
Rev. Dr. Jolin Bentzein, who MOSIF.R
MOSIER
- - - ORF.GON
Gu* Gadbersan warn a; passen
C. W. M uore , Register.
Claimant names as witnesses:
las been filling the pulpit at the
Ole L. CL son, Robert L. Simpson First Ihi'JlitiUion June 8. l ast Pib. July 1.)
sjer on Wednesday afternoon’i
:irtlanu since
While Temple in Portland
j Charles Stcltu and Mrs. (P ruína Got-
dical for Portland and the Rost
berso tp all of 2-ó s¡»r; Oregon.
Dr. Brougher’ s departure
eparture fon,
/ j
MOSIER
Carnival.
C. W. M oore , Register.
L.os Angeles, will
Notice for Publication-
!.-î!e.achM
b< the
,n!î
è
(First i ub. May 27. Last pub. July 1 . 1
RESTAURANT
norning
and
evening,
at
Go Lo Forsluud'stand have that
U. S. Land Office at The Dali, s, Ore­
iaptist Church next Sunday,
•>ld harness re uni-**!.
gon, March 25, Ji)10.
June 12th.
Everbody invited.
SUMMONS.
\
Notice is hereby given that.John H„
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
A. L„ Sundborg and C. F. Special music will he provided..
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ! VVright, . l ese P. O. address is Star-
W. A. Stark..
iailson took in tbe Rose Carniv-
such as we always employ, are a guar­
STATE OF OREGON FOR WASCO l:ck> Wr.siu, cid, on the- 10th.
:ay
ci August,
1109, ble in
d at Portland this week, return­
antee of good work. Practical knowl­
COUNTY.
j this cilice application No. 051F2, to
BAK ERY
edge is a necessity in the plumbing
ing yesterday.
Geo. Chamberlain and wife are
I purcl ase the N 1-2 SE 1-4, and Sw 1-4
Agnes Lee, Plaintiff,
business, aniPonr help are all that can
in connection
SE 1-4, Sec.
Se 26, Tp. 1 N., It. 11
in the metropolis this week en-|
If you want good plumbing in
be
desired
in
this
respect.
We
us
‘
none
VS.
’d.. W. M. and the timber thereon,
joying the Festival of Roses.
bu r g g k a i - a. \ <;G 1 can tell you
under
your house, see Fred Forslund.
Augustus F. Lee, Defendant.
Iv .. the provisions of the Act of
all about the Mosier Valley fruit lands. but the best materials, too, and our
lb'Vh, and acts amendatory,
Ml'S, t i C. Rhodes, of Boise, Drop I ' l l a line and we will do the r. st. thorough, painstaking and conscientious
^ 'O Auguste-*.F. Lee, the* defendant •
, linown as the ' ‘Timber ami Stone
Mrs John Ross and two child I laho, is visiting her husband at We have exceedingly good values oil work is well known and much ap, recr- ALI B usiness entrusted to above named:
Law,” at such value as might be fixed.
I In the name of the State-of O regon. i by appraisement, and that, puisuant to
rgn left yesterday to. attend the
T he C. are of t h e .
our li.+t. Don't delay; we will make j at d. Not the least favorable point is-
;.he Rhodes ranch.
you aue* hereby required lo appear am such ap] iication, the land and timber
! low pricts.
you big monev.
Rose Festival and visit friends
î T i v c f I S I ^ t l A n yl R t n l . - answer the complaint filed against yet j thereon'have been appraised, the tim-
Mrs.
W.
B.
Carr,
of
Cooks,
■1 í i o l 1 x C iliU lic t! D C llllV in the above entitled suit on or beton 1 ot r t stimati d 1,040.(100 board feet at
p Portland.
G o ij l d & S n y d e r ,
six weeks from the date of the first 1 75 cents per M, aril the land $10; that
Wash,, lias been visiting this
of The Dalles, Oregon
publication of this summons, hereinai I i&id applicant will efTcr final i roof in
Mrs W. A Stark went to Hoi d ,veek with I). C. Mapper and
ter stated, and if you fail to appetirai’,; suppliit of his application anil sw cm.
H O O D RIVER - - O R E G O N
The Reliable Dealers
family.
WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION ans wer said complaint, the plaintiff wil .'tat-nrmnton the i th day of Jure, 1910,
River on Wednetday. to spend a
efore the Register and Receiver o f
| Capital
-
-
$100,(X)0.()0 a; i ly to the court icr the relief prayei
Fred Forslund went lo 1’ort-
week with her sons, S. W. ai d
fo.( in her ccaq hi t, namely: leva ui- ,
ulti d.States Land Office ;t The
BOOKS, STATIONERY, PERIODICALS and SCHOOL
i
Surplus
and
undivid­
!nnd
tills
morning
on.
business
j
Charles and the r families.
vcrce rioni the defendant upon th* Dalles,Oregon.
ed
profits
-
ICO,000.00
ind to see tlie wind up of tbe
SUPPLIES
• OLD BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD and
ground of cruel and inhuman treatment, j Any person is at liberty to protest
Mrs Alice Shogren left on Ivose Festival.
and permitting tbe plaintiff to assume this panchi ne before entry, or initiate
J. S. SCHENCK, P resident
EXCH AN G ED
SUBSCRIPTIONS T A K E N FOR
her former name of Agnes Lislie.
i ertiti st at any tin e before p: lent
Wednesday’s local for Portland,
Mrs. E. J. Middlesvvprl and
E
d
M.
W
illiams
M
ax
A.
V
ogt
AN Y PERIODICAL AT
PUBLISHERS’
PRICES.
You are notified that this sun mens it su.‘ s- Uv filing a corroborated ttffiila-
ghere she will visit relatives and Miss Hazel Chntfield were visit-
V ice Pres.
Cashier served upon you by publication ;cr six ,f ,n this oltice, alleging facts v.hich
Local Agent for The Oregonian.
weeks in the Kcsicr Bulletin by ordet woalil defeat the entiy.
enjoy the Rose Festival.
>rs in Hood River on Saturday
of the covt made. May 17, 1910, di-
C. W. MOORE,
last.
JA
S.
E.
C
O
L
E
.
Mrs S. J. Odell,,who has I teen
reeling that said summons be so pub- !
Register.,
Frank Keith, who has been
lishe 1 for a i •cried of six weeks f
r
o
m
. . T, . X
JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS
•^siting her daughter, Mrs Geo.
the date of the first publication thereof.
'
’•
I ast. Pub. June 3.)
Young, for a week, .left on Wed­ visitii]^ his aunt, Mrs. A. H.
(Jon trac tors in Stone, Brick and O- II-
The date of the first publication c
T -n ifrrf—*
this summons is May 20, 1910.
nesday for her home at Bingen, McLane, returned this week to wMNMMkS*! ’
ci Mte Work
tis home at Hoquiam, Wash.
W. 1!. WILSON,
Wash.
Hoodi River
-
Oregon
Attorney for Plaintiff.
G eo . H aa c k e , Pres.
The local team put up a g(sxl
Mrs H. G., Ki|>l>*e and child­
All kinds of Building
ren and her sister. M|ss Fostt r game of hall kialv Sunday, hut
the
Underwood
hoys
heat
them
Material
on hand, in­
ire visiting friends in Milwauki e
I M i . l l . l . 1« IN
I.”
^
DEALER
by
one
point,
the
score
being
5
•And attending the Rose Garnivi 1
cluding latli and shingles
t,o 6. The Mosier team will tty i
this we»k.
Estimates given for ma­
•onclusions with them again m xt. ;
Eric Nord has moved his fan
fv to Stevenson, Wash.
Síewarí
JIM STURGESS
D. D. H A I L
I
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Fruit
Land;
Burggraf & Vogt
iMosier Lumber Co.
A. E. LAKE
■The Popular Clothier”
T he
l Men’s Clothing, Furnishings }
\
and Shoes
f G
ood Accommodations
Rates $ 1 .0 0 per day and lip
) THE DALLES, OREGON
j Corner ^nd and Washington Sts .'¡MOSIER,
OREGON
JOHN W ELL BERG. Prop.
Ed L. Howe and wife, wl o Sunday, on the Underwood dia­
have been spending the week in mond.
Portland, expect to return to­
DANCE.
morrow. Mr. Howe 1 will have
5
h|is auto shipped up.
A social dance will he given in
W .,H . Kerslake returned yest­ vtroup’ s Hall on the evening of
erday from Portland where In June 11th next by Messrs Gordon
attended to business matters am Graham and Orie Hodge. Music
incidentally took in the Festiva. by local tal *nt. Everybody cor-
lially iiviiHl.
vf Roses.
W. H. Butts,, if the firm o! j
0 . W. Butts, of Omaha, was ii
town yesterday locking up the
apple prospects. The local fruit
^is >ciation is shipping most <f
i*s cherries to this firm.
Mrs P. S. Hughes and two
ahildren, and Miss Lurene Dm s-
more, arrived from Spokane h st
Saturday, and will spend th *1
dimmer with then- mother, Mrs
Barbara Dunsmore.
H. M. Huxley, manager of the
Mosier Fruit Grower’s Associa­
tion is kept busy these days at
tV'psdunRthouse. Tho cherry
*ias<>n is now in full blast. On
Tunpday last they shipped out
450 boxes, the average being
aljout 300 a day. Up to Wednes­
day night about 1500 boxes bad
i^een shipped.
PINES H O TE L
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Manhattan Shirts
tir- vedi ra d *-amt!
Guaranteed >:ot to l ade
MOSIER
HIDE'S!
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HIDES!!
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OREGON
H ID ES!!!
Call at the B ulletin office and'
get tags to ship your hides to*
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THE PARIS FAIR
HOOD
Kauffman, Davidson, Semmel, o f
Portland.
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R I V E R ’S
LARGEST
MUSLIN
Men’ s Canvas Gloves the Pr. .07
7 Bars ot I amiox
Soap .25 Clothes Pins, the Do/.. .01’ Ladies Corsets
.25 Ladies $1.00 Corsets .75 Best Calico, the Yfli .06
12 1-2 & 15c Gingham, the Yd. .11 Apron Gingham,
the Yd. .05 3 Bars Perfumed Toilet Soap .10 Child­
ren's Sho *s. 6 to 8 All Solid Leather,the Pair . 75 Men
and Boys Silk Four-in-Hand Ties .15
terial for building.
&
BEST
STORE
UNDERW EAR.
Our Stock of Muslin Underwear is COMPLETE and we have some very
good BARGAINS.
LADIES PANTS. Lace or Embroidered Trimmed, the Pr...................... 25
W e have just received a FULL LINE of samples of Indie’s Muslin
Underwear o f the famous DEFENDER line that wo have on sale at greatly
Reduced Prices. Call and look them over.
We have EVERYTH ING in Knit Underwear.
From a 5c vest up.
The finest goods.
.10
Ladies Knit Pants..Lace T r im m e d ...................... .....
.
M E N S SU IT S
We have the Best Jo lifted line of Men’s Suits in the city.
Call and see our large line of $10. $12.50 and $15.00 Men’ s Suits.
Men’s
Hart, Schaffner & Marx All Wool Suita. These suits are made by the Highest
Grade Tailors in the United States. Every suit made by them is Guaranteed
All Wool and is Guaranteed to give you entire satisfaction. These Suits are
carried in all the Large Cities, but as our expenses are less, we can save you
from $22 to $5 on Every Suit. They sell from $18.00 u p . _________________________
A N EW LOT OF
Nemo Corsets
ju st received, from $2 CO to $5.00
Men’s Shirts and Drawers.
Ail Colors .25.
Straw
Hats for .10 Come and See Our Social $5.00 Genuine
Panama S5.C0 Men’s Genuine Goodyear Welt Shoes
the Pair $3.00 Ladies’ and Children’s Oxblood Shoes
and Oxfords at Greatly Reduced Prices, 350 American
Lady Oxfords $2.50 Ladies Patent Pumps $2.00 Lad­
ies Gingham House Dresses. Made from A. F C. Ging­
ham $2.09 Men’s Leather Cloves the Pair .25
L A D IE S ' SUITS
W e have All Kinds of Ladies’ Suits Nice
Dresses. Two Piece Wash Suits and Lingerie
fact anything you want in this line.
Ladie’s Shir*. Waists slightly mussed $3.00
$1.50
Wool Tailored Suits, one Piece
Wash Dresses. Khaki Suits, in
v a l u e s ................................. $2.00 I
v a l u e s ..................................$1.00