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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1910)
LOCAL — At 2 p. m., on June 28, 1910, i in the Church o f Christ, at Mo-j Go to the Mosier Lumber Co. sier, Ore,, was solemnized thej for your sash, doors, screens etc. TO LET. marriage of Ralph M. Duvall and' You will save on horse food by Floss E. Bailey, by H. Campbell Furnished Rooms, by week or buying one of those whips at Clark, minister. The ceremony month, in private family. Apply Forslund’s. was witnessed by relatives and a D. W. H udson , P.O. B ox 156, few intimate friends. The Mosier Lumber Co. can Mosier, Ore. These young people are well I fill your orders for lime, cement, a-22tf. known in this community and ____________ ! brick and plaster. need no introduction. They de-i FOR SALE C. A. McCargar and family re- parted on the 4:15 train, and go| Two fresh milch cows. Apply turned last Friday night from an to make their home near Oregon i City. to W. H. K er slak e , or Bulletin extended visit in Portland. The many friends o f this Ce‘ One more auto in town, so l>e couple wish them happiness and "¡su r e to have good lines and har- prosperity in their new relations. No job too small or too big for ness. Get them o f Forslund. While there are always some me to figure on. See Forslund. II. F. Both fur, who recently thorns in life’ s pathway, may the roses largely predominate! J. N. Mosier returned Monday | moved to Portland, was a busi- and hide the thorns, is the wish night from a week’ s visit in ness visitor in town this week. of their friends. A Friend. /Portland. Mrs. C. J. Smith and daugh- ------------ « » » » .---- Jelix Wilfert arrived home ter, of Portland, are visiting Mrs. School Meeting Tomorrow Monday night from a business J. E. Cole until after the Fourth. ] To Celebrate The j Mrs. Verl Maston i Fourth of July! During the month of July I will sell For Cash, Studebaker Wagons, Hacks and Buggies at prices below:— Reg. Price 2 1-2 in. Wagons with bolster spring and 3100:00 spring seat, 2 3-4 in. Wagons, same as above, 110.00 3-in. Wagons, same as above, 115.00 3-in. half truck, gear only, wide tire, 96.00 1 1 -4 in. platform Spring Wagon, with brake; , 135.00 1 1-8 in. Studebaker 1st grade Buggy, leather top and brake, 125.00 15-16th Studebaker Buggy, same as apove, 110.00 1646th “ .................... 100.00 Studebaker Juniors, 8.50 BASE BALL, RACING, BRONCHO BUSTING, FIRE WORKS, and A L L FORMS OF AM USEM ENTS TO EN TERTAIN TI1E OLD AN D YOUNG. Notice for Publication Attention Stockmen ! 'trip to Portland. AT COST Go To The Dalles Bailey—Duvall For all kinds of plumbing ma terial, see Forslund. [Publish«-.] Department 0 f the Interior. 1 U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon June 1st, 1910. Alex. Stewart, Bear in mind, all ye patrons of Notice is hereby given that Lizzie j ! L. Elder, of Hood River, Oregon, who, [ Mosier School District, that a meeting will be held tomorrow1 A full-blooded dapple-gray ? " J.u!yxr5th’ ™ad* Homrttead' at the school house to determine Percheron Stallion will make the . ....... I'k^wi V* b ~ I4j87, ,or SE ........... Sec. 17, EI-2N W I-4, N E 1-4 whether or not an additional Season at Fisher’s Barn, Mosier, swi-4, Sec. 20 , Tp. 2 N ., R 11 EW M . room to the school house shall be j Oregon. Also at Hood River has fded notice o f intention to make j Final five year Proof, to establish built. This question vitally con-1 and The Dalles, claim to the land above described, be- | cerns all, and all should be pres-j W m . M arsh . Henry Howe, U. S. Commissioner, at cnt. Don’ t leave it for a few to | his office in Hood River, Ort-gon, on the settle ___ the question. j 5th day o f July, 1910. went to W. A. Husbands left yesterday j Portland last Saturday to spend morning for Santa Cruz, Cal., to a couple o f weeks with her par- visit his parents. ents. John Burggraf was a business Many Mosierites have ex- visitor at the County seat on j pressed their intention of spend- Monday and Tuesday. ing the Glorious Fourth at The Special $85.00 90.00 95.00 75.00 120.00 100.00 100.00 85.00 6.50 A Mosier, Oregon. A. J. MOSIER B a rb er Shop Derby Mrs. Ray Osborne, of Port-11,alIes- L awyer land, visited this week with her F. R. Howard of Hood River, cousin, Mrs. J. E. Cole. this week installed a new 60-line j _ . . Claimant names as witnesses: HOOD RIVER - OREGON R. E. Robertson, Peter Saltzman, J. Razors put in first-class condition. • C A L L D IN Now is the time to buy that switchboard at the central sia-l ! B. Jackson and J. L. Carter, all o f Hood piping and put in your water tion here, and it is a dandy—as works before it advances. See good as the best. If you have anything to sell, River, Oregon. C. W . M o o r e , Register. Forslund. see me as I am in a position For Bargains in Work will begin next week on First pub. June 3. Last pub. July 1 to handle good buys in short Dr. C. A, Mccrum came up the Mosier Creek bridge. New j Notary Public order. from Portland last Sunday and stringers and a new deck will be I Notice for Publication and spent the day on his fruit ranch I deal in improved and unim- D AVID ROBINSON, M. D. I now have parties waiting: put in. The bridge has been u n -! (Publisher.) Fire Insurance near town. | proved fruit lands in the Mosier j for hjo to 320 acres close safe for some time. D e p a r t m e n t of t h e I n t e r i o r , Mosier district. List your properties j jn at a reasonable price Oregon P h y s i c i a n a n d S u r g e o n •J. P. Carroll celebrated a birth U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, £>regon Mrs. L. Russell and Miss Car with ME and day anniversary last Tuesday by May 28, 1910. Also a good buy in 40 acres 5 or rie Evans, of Portland, and Miss SECURE QUICK RESULTS. MOSIER eating ripe Red Astrachan apples ! ’, . „ NOTICE FOR PU BLICATIO N . OREGON Notice is hereby given that John 6 miles out. Must be cheap. Vickers, of The Dalles, _ « . - . o ( r lm « i (Publisher.) Elder, o f Hood River, Oregon, who, from his orchard. » A . S T U R C ire visiting Ibis week with the J A M E S RGESS. on July 22nd, 1904, made Homestead ■Department o f the Interior. Bingen, Wash., is soon to have family of R. W. Evans. The! ■United States Land Office, Entry, No. 13631, (Serial No. 06888,) B U L L E T IN B U IL D IN G . j The Dalles, Oregon, May 6, 1910. Leading Dealers in a box factory. A company was Misses Evans and Vickers are! for SE1-4 SVV1-4, Sec. 20, E1-2NW I-4, M O S IE R . O R E G O N . Notice is hereby given that Cassius Sec.‘2 9 ,T p .2 N ., R. II E W M ..‘ hasfiled MOSIER - - OREGON organized this week with a capi nieces of Mrs. Evans. ORCHARDS AND FRUIT LA N D M. Dickinson o f Mosier Oregon, who | notiee o f intention to mak‘ e Final talization of $25,000. on October 13, 1905, made Homestead _ , . . . . i W e call attention to the notice (Serial No. 03723), No. 1475)7, for the W bve-year Proof, to establish claim in large and small tracts. The Misses Retta and Clara of ¡1 meeting o f the Commercial t 1 - 2 N W 1-4, SE 1-4NW 1-4.SW I-4NF, 1-4. to the land above described, before Sanitary Fittings ( i f x i n i K in lint nniir n rnn m tn Sec. 11, Tp. 1 North, R angelll E W M ., Henry Howe, U, S. Commissioner, at McNeill, formerly o f Mosier, Club to be held tomorrow after-1 I t p a y s to list y o u i p t o p e r t y has filed notice o f intention to make ! Hmi| RKrer Oregon, on J u ly 5, 1910. N O T A R Y P U B L IC now living in Portland, spent noon at I o’ clock. Business of Final five-year Proof, to establish . . J with us.) claim to the land shove described, be- j Claimant names as witnesses: .last Saturday and Sunday i n great importance is to be tran- MOSIER O regon fore the Register and Receiver o f the ] R. E- Robertson, Peter Saltzman, J. town. sacted and every member of the ------ United States Land Office, at The j p . Jackson and J. L. Carter, all o f ßc Dalles, Oregon, on the 5th day of C. II. Dunsmore and wife re club should make an effort to be Hood River, Oregon. July, 1910. MOSIER - OREGON present. C. W . M oore , Register. Claimant names as witnesses: turned last Saturday from a REAL ESTATE JIM STURGESS REAL Alex. Stewart ^ ESTATE. D. D. H A IL H. G. KIBBEE McGregor Fruit Lands week’s visit with Mrs. Duns - 1 H. C. McAllister, Master’ Fish more’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warden, lias resigned his posi- VanNorthwick. tion and Edward Clanton, of The dance given in Stroup’ s Hall last Saturday night, by the ladies of Mosier, was well at tended and a most enjoyable time had by all. Bothfur, Ole L. Oleson, Robert L. Simpson, ! Charles Stoltz and Mrs. Gardina God- berson, al) o f Mosier; Orttgon. ■ C. W . M oore , Register. ■/First pub. May 27. Last pub. J u ly l.) MOSIER (First Pul.lu-ation June 3. Cant Feb. July 1.) Mosier Lumber Co. Grants Pass, has been appointed RESTAURANT G e o . H a a c k e , Pres. to succeed him. McAllister For sale by Burggraf & Wil- j SUMMONS. threw up his job to take charge I All kinds^of Building fert in all parts o f Mosier Dis- * IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T«E MEALS AT ALL HOURS of the anti-prohibition move trict. Fine Bargains. See us Material on hand, in STATE OF OREGON FOR WASCfr-l ment in the state before buying elsewhere. We should be ill every modern bathroom, cluding lath and shingles COUNTY. Mrs. Geo. Sellinger, h e r have small and large tracts. Ten Not merely healthy in their construc- H. C. Clark went to Hood BAKERY Estimates given for ma Agnes Lee, Plaintiff, River last Friday evening to daughter, Mrs. Lantry, B. L. acre tracts that we can sell y ou tion, but neat and cleanly in their ap i n " CONNECTION pearance. W e are expert sanitary terial for building. . . meet his daughter, Miss Nada, and Zeno Sellinger, and Edgar at the right price on easy terms. Plumbers with a practical reputation, AugustuslF. Lee, Defendant. MOSIER - - OREGON who came from Camas, where Sellinger, a nephew, came u p All correspondence promptly | amj a record fo r excellent work. We To Augustus F. Lee, -the defendant W e will take care o f ! do new plumbing or attend to repairs Bhe had visited a friend for a from Cascade Locks yesterday answered A ll B usiness entrusted to above named: in a most workmanlike manner. Our and will remain a few days, oc- you. week. In the name of the State o f Oregon, W E L L W ORK T he C are o f the charges, considering the quality o f our you are hereby required to appear and cupying their new home. They E. E. Macy, of Kansas, visited answer the complaint filed against you work, are admittedly low. W ell D one will then go to Trout Lake, in the above entitled suit on or before with Mr. and Mrs. John Evans six weeks from the date o f the first Wash., to spend the summer. G ould & S nyder , several days last week. This is publication of this summons, hereinaf The Reliable Dealers The undersigned is thoroughly Don’ t forget the big time ter stated, and if you fail to'appear and Mr. Macy’s third visit to the MOSIER - - OREGON H O O D R IV E R O R E G O N ii-Ti t h . vr,- p p o i t h t a TTevTTAx- answtr sc- 11 1 ct-m pl«ii 1 : t, the plaintiff will prepared to put down open wells West, and he says Oregon looks! promised at the Fourth of July ,\\ ILL H A\ L PROMPT ATTENTION app,y to the court for the relief prayed in any part o f the surrounding j Capital - - $100,000.00 for in her complaint, namely: for a di- country. Has a complete outfit, | celebration at The Dalles next good to him. BOOKS, STATIONERY, PERIODICALS and SCHOOL ! Surplus and undivid- vorce from the defendant upon the he committee in including pipe cutting and thread o,l nrnfitc i m i m m on ground o f cruel and inhuman treatment, G. A . Ruscher and family, of ! . ^'Y t SUPPLIES - OLD BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLI) and eu pronts - 100,000.00 and ,H.rmittinR the ,,iajntiff to assume ing tools. Does all kinds of ce harge 1 has has a a fi fine program which .i_ Mr _i. • i .I :. ... ..i. chati Kelso, Wash., visit- d this week , ,. , J. S. S C H E N C K , PRESIDENT her former name of Agnes Leslie. ment, rock and concrete w?rk. . , , . . „ ... . Will fill the day from early morn EXCH AN GED - SUBSCRIPTIONS T A K E N FOR with his sister, Mrs. 1\ Ailing- E d M. W illiam s M a T a T V ogt You. are notffied that this Summors is Has had 30 years’ experience in ing until late at night, A N Y PERIODICAL AT PUBLISHERS’ PRICES. If V u *• ’ v? * ‘ served upon you by publication for six file w e ll business ton. Mr. Ruscher is returning May be found Vice Pres. ------ Local Ayent for The Oregonian. want a good time go to The Y I Cashier weeks in the Mosier Bulletin by order by by addressincr hit addressing him at The Dalles. from a trip by wagon into in c f'th e court made May 17, 1910, di Dalles next Monday. inquire at Maier & recting that said summons be so pub- ¡O re., or terior Oregon. ----- =--■ of s,\ — weeks from Schanno’s store, The Dalles, Or. lishetl for a reriod Miss Bertha Booth returned JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS the date o f the first publication thereof. The old dryer has been razed A. E. N e g u s . last Saturday from Walla Walla, The date o f the first publication o f to the ground and workmen are Contractors in Stone. Brick and Con- this summons ¡¿ M a y 20, 1910. where she has been visiting ll« I W I 9 f* »«;<*! busily engaged in the erection of crete W ork , W . H. WlLsoid, friends for several weeks, She Hood River a forty foot addition to the ware Oregon Attorney for Plaintiff. spent several days here and tl then f house of the Mosier Fruit Grow P H YSIC IAN and SURGEON went to Hood River to visit .... Mrs. * ers’ Association. Gove. Frem there she will go J. A. Weister, expert photog- j to Portland to remain until HOOD RIVER : OREGON il school I DEALER IN rapher for the O. h. & N. Co., is opens here in the Fall, in Mosier this week securing 4 F. W. Woodcock, o f Seattle, Will practice in Mosier and pictures o f orchards and scenery JOHN UELLBERG, Prop. spent several days in town this round about, for future use in ad- , , ,, May be reached by long dis L. . .. . week looking over the vallev vertising the country. I xvith a view lo investing. Mr. tance phone. Home phone 61. Last Saturday evening Mr | Woodcock has been all over the ■ V; Stanley Turner, o f Red Bluff,' West and has inspected the host HIDES! H ID E S!! H ID E S!!! C«l., came to visit H. C. Clark orchards i i the United ¡States, Call at the BULLETIN office and and family, and remained until and he made the statement that Tuesday evening of this week, ihe finest orchard he had seen get tags to ship your hides to He Is a city mail carrier. anywhere was ri .hi here in Kauffman. Davidson, Semmel, of vs. Burggraf & Wilfert First National Bank of The Dalles, Oregon JAS. E. COLE. j A. E. LAKE “The Popular Clothier J ’ ; - • \ THE j DALLES, OREGON | ) Corner 2nd i i — and Washington Sts. i iianireriT j Nemo Corsets , t- . PINES HOTEL T he Men’s Clothing, Furnishings j and Shoes ) Good Accommodations Mrs. L. Vickers’ o f The Dalles. Mosier. visited last Friday with her sis ■ K H n n n a H J i i n u g s B . - « h » ter, Mrs. Dick Evans. Mrs. Ar- • issa Evans, who had lieen her« ■ visiting her son. Ira, and other relatives, accompanied her home All Models, »ill Sizes. In on Saturday. The two rogues, who broke in to Nichot & Co.’ s store last Thursday night, were captured in Portland on Monday’. In a valise, which they shipped b\ freight from White Salmon to Portland, was a kit of burglar’s tools, a pint bottle of nitro-glyc- erine, three revolvers, caps, fuses etc., and six Ingersoll watches, which Nichol & Co. claim are missing from their store. The yeggmen gave their names as Roy Jonea and William Reis. It is presumed they are part «if a gang that has been ot>ernting in • Oregon and Washington lately. DR. H. L. DUMBLE I Men’s price up to $5.00 Suits Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes are made by the very highest class tailors that Guaranteed of ALI, WOOL material. Make this store your flMOSlFP OPFCOAf THE PARIS FAIR H O O D R IV E R 'S L A R G E S T 6c BEST STORE thoroughly shrunk before making which insures a shape retaining gar You may want-a new suit for the 4th, and we know you can find the best assortment at this store. Our stock includes all tin* newest in weaves and patterns, and of a make thn is the Very Best in the United States. can be secured. per dap and headquarters when ment, which you will find after wearing one of these. you and the house is back of us. We stand good to Satisfaction Guaranteed. ner & Marx Suits for, $18.00. $20.00, $22.00, $25.00 Wash Suits for, IS.00. $10.06, 12.00 and $15.00 65c. 85c. 1.00 ami up Nice Worsted Suits. Knickerbocker pauts for. the city. \\e are pleased to have have the best when you have one o f these. Guaranteed perfect in fit and to retain their color to the last. you you. You G Ladies’ and Misses Suits i k d i S eBB?B\ .-A . neiy shiPment just in. Suitable for an,(l Ml3* ’8’ Lingerie. Law n, Linen or \\ orated One-piece dresses Made right up in the new- fashion, nicely trimmed with lace ami insertion from the suit 81.00. special $1.38. $2.00, $a50, $4 00 $5 00 and up. , ’ cu.w Ladies’ Shirt Waists 1.75, 2.00, 2.50. 3.00, 3.50. 4.1*0. 5.00 anti up to 8.00. We have a largo assortment to choose from and can please you in quality and price. in Manhattan Shirts Hart. Schaf- Other makes o f 1910 styles, splenditi values for the money for Boys’ Suits, all ages. Portland, are always O f All styles abd qualities and up. • welcome whether you wish for 50c. 1.00 1.25, 2.00 ° 50 ’ to buy or not 1 1 3 B 1 n | 1 S 1
