Mosier bulletin., July 15, 1910, Image 4

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TO
LET.
Furnished Rooms, by week or
month, in-private family. Apply
D. W. H u d s o n , P.O. B ox 155,
Mosier, O re..
FOR SALE
Two fresh milohtcows. Apply
to W. H.' KE rslake ; . or Bulletin
office.
P. L. Arthur left Wednesday
morning for a business trip to
Portland.
BT'Et Duncan, o f Hood River,
Was updast Friday ldoking after
His land-interests.
E. T. Johnson 1 and wife, of
Portland, spent last Sunday on
his ranch above town.
Mrs. Verl Masten returned
home last Saturday from a fort­
night’ s visit with her relatives at
Portland.
Mrs. Arthtor Kuhn spent last
Week with friends at Hood River
and Portland, returning home on
Shturday.
C.;J. Smith and son, Fred, of
Pbrtlhrtd, visited Monday and
Tuesday with his daughter and
fkmily, Mrs. J. E. Cole.
Mrs. Bert Longnecker, who
hhs been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Wm. Davis for a week, re­
turned on Tuesday to her home
Rt Echo.
C. C. Clement, who has been
visiting his family at Grandview
for a fortnight, left-Wednesday
morning for Minneapolis, by way
o f Portland.
Mrs. G. Y. Edwards and Miss
Rosalyn Edwards, o f Hood River,
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. A. Kuhn, at their Grand
View punch.
W. L. Warren and wife, of
McMinnville, visited the first of
the week with the family o f A.
Stewart.
Mr. Warren is a
brother uf Mrs. Stewart.
Dr. N. Johnson, C. T. Bennett
tind George Chamberlain return
'ed Tuesday from their week’ s
outing at Badger Lake.
They
report good fishing and a fine
time.
Miss Bess Kendrick, of Wino­
na, Minn., who has been visiting
with Miss Ruth Clement, at Kee-
waydin Ranch, left Monday for
McMinnville. Miss Ruth accom­
panied her guest.
We smile our best smile and
make our best bow to Dr. N.
Johnson for a platter o f fine lake
.trout which he brought back
from his fishing trip to Badger
Lake. Eating them is next best
to catching them.
We Mosierites, who sweated
and sweltered during the recent
.hot weather, may thank our star.-
■that we don’ t live in the East,
.where the same temperature hat
caused many deaths.
Haven’ t
hfeard o f any deaths from heat in
Oregon.
W.T A „ Stark left Wednesday
rooming for Hood River, where
he will reside this Summer and
'¡Fall and assist his son, Sam, in
the. latter’s office.
Mrs. Stark
will follow him in a few days.
They will make their home will!
their s >n.
Win; Vogt, who is to open the
Hothing and gents’ furnishing
store in the Smith Block, was in
tftwn on Tuesday making further
arrangements. Smith Bros, will
begin erection o f their new office
room at once, so that Mr. Vogt
can get started by the first of
September. —White Salmon En­
terprise.
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Misses Jessie Blair and
Jessie Knowles, o f Sedalia, Mo.,
arre visiting with their uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Middle
swart. These young ladies have
¿pent some time in the Pacific,
Northwest, visiting all the pi in -!
cipal cities in Oregon and Wash­
ington. They will return home
by way o f San Francisco.
Mr. Wesley S. Eastman and
Wife, o f Ashland. Oregon, are
spending a few days with his
hlrother and family, at Fairmont
Ranch. Mr.- Eastman is an em­
ploye o f the S. P. Co., and is al­
so interested in the fruit business
fn southern Oregon.
He will
make an inspection o f local
methods and conditions before
departing.
AT COST
The informal talk at the Bap-
Birthday Party
On Tuesday afternoon from 3 | tist Church Tuesday night by the
Rev. Albert Ehrgott and wife on
to 6 , about a dozen little folks as­
their experiences as missionaries
sembled at the residence o f Mrs.
in Burmah, India» was listened
V.
C. Young to help her son,
| Oregon.
! « . by a large audienae.
,Mr. l D u r i n g
th e
m o n th
O f J u ly I W ill
S e ll.
Go to the Mosier Lumber Co.
Teddy, celebrate the seventh an­
for your sash, doors, screens etc.
niversary o f his birch.
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The Mosier Lumber Co, can
taining speakers and
gave n
a « most
Mrs. Lou Graham and Miss
Refreshments
consisted o f
Elsie Denney visited at Hood JiN y>ui ordo.^fm lime, cement,
pUncj,f cakes, candy and interesting account o f life and
brick and plaster.
,
, conditions in the Orienii. Many,
River on W jdnesday.
Reg. Price
Special
nuts. 1 he afternoon was passed
people believe that it is time,
2
1-2
in.
Wagons
with
bolster
spring
and
F. P. Phillips, o f South Dako- most happily by the youngsters
R. R. Morrison and family
money and effort wasted to send
spring seat,.
$ 100.00
$ 85 . 0 0 '
were visitors in Hood River on ta, was a Mosier visitor yester in listening to stories and playing
missionaries to. attempt to con­
2
3-4
in.
Wagons,
same
as
above;
u
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.o
o
90.00
has
games
o
f
their
own
choosing
and
{day.
Mr.
Phillips,
who
Wednesday afternoon.
vert the» “ heathen” and that
3-in. Wagons, same as above,
115.00
95.00
traveled all over the West, has it is needless to say they all en­
Mrs. H. G. Kibbee and sister,
missionary work in our own coun­
3-in. half truck, gear only, wide tin?,
95.00
75.00
come to the conclusion that he joyed themselves immensely.
Miss Foster, visited in Hood
try is needed more.
But these
1 1-4 in. platform Spring Wagon, with brake, 135.00
120.00
wants to settle down, and was Mrs. George Young assisted in
River Wednesday afternoon.
returned missionaries state that
1 1-8 in. Studebaker 1st grade Buggy, leather
looking over Mosier with that entertaining. Teddy received a
if people in this country could
top and brake,
Ed. H. Reeves came up from end in view.
125.00
100.00
While he did not number o f presents which will
110.00
15-16th Studebaker Buggy, same as apove,
100.00
Portland and spent Sunday with decide on just what he would do, serve to keep the occasion fresh realize the- terrible conditions
__ „ prevailing in the far East, and
his folks at the ranch, returning it is probable that he will return in his m.-anory » „
15-16th
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100.00
85.00'
A W . .« the hardships, dangers, and pri­
Studebaker Juniors,
8.50
6 . 50 .'
Monday.
Those present were:
Marion
in the neat future.
vations Which religious workers:
Wood,
Esther
Odell,
o
f
White
C, W. Dickinson, o f LaCrosse,
John Minto, who proves him­
meet there, they would be- more
Wis., arrived in Mosier last Sat­ self something o f an authority Salmon; Grace Husbands, o f willing to help the cause o f ca-j
urday to visit his brother, C. M. on such matters says: “ Hood Hood River; Alice Vanortwick, rying the gospel to the benighted ;
of Portland; Mary Higley, Ruth
Dickinson.
heathen.
River apple-growers have shown
Higley, Laura Kibbee, Maxie
Fred Evans and little son Dar­ that the civilized world is within
Kibbee, Emily Husbands, Ar-
NOTICE
rell, who have been laid up with commercial reach o f the Pacific
viila Husbands, Bobbie Ross.
measles for a couple o f weeks, orchardists, and it has long been
The theme a t the Baptist |
are again able to be out.
demonstrated that wherever the
Church next Sunday morning
Clutrch of Christ Notes.
fir,
spruce,
pine
and
hemlock
A . J. Derby
will
be, “ A Land o f Giants” .
Social Dance at Stroup’s Hall
Last call before the gospel
trees
grow,
apple
orchards
will
There
will
be
no
evening
ser­
on Saturday evening, July 23.
L aw yer
grow.
Irrigation will produce i meeting begins. Don your light vice at the Baptist church a s ,
Music by Newman’s Orchestra.
I the largest fruits o f any given wraps and don’t forget your fan. there will be a union service a t !
Everyone invited. Tickets $1.00.
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kind, bat such fruits will h# in -[ Come With your Bible and an the Christian Church.
Razors put in first-class condition.
J. R. Huskey moved his house­ ferior in flavor and keeping qual- aDrt mind, for you will stay as
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R alph H. C haffee ,
hold goods into town from the ities. It follows that Oregon has
as you can.
Remember
Pastor o f M. E. Church.
ranch. He will occupy his re­ millions o f the best o f apple lands that Bro. Swandercan talk Bible
modeled cottage on Washington yet untouched. The writer has as long as your arm. Ify o u h e a rj
street.
C>M_L O N
recently been on the seaward him for a month, he won’ t do |
and
also
I
you
any
barm.
So
come
along
aird*
Miss May Littlepage arrived side o f the Coast Range
D A V ID ROBINSON, M. D.
from Dallas on Wednesday and on the west side o f the Cascades, and hear the Word, and let us all
will spend a week visiting her He has concluded that o f the two w wit for the Lord:
For Bargains in
P hysician and S urgeon
Remember the Loyal Berean
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. L it­ regions, the Cascades will he
es ta te .
tlepage, at Grand View.
best for fruit growing, and the Bible Class will «meet every Sun­ REAlL.
MOSIER
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day
morning
at
10
o’
clock
in
the
I deal in improved and unim­
Jack Burtchett, who has been Coast Range for dairying. In
Christian Church. We extend a proved fruit lands in the Mosier
in The Dalles Hospital for the either district, the home-builder
Hearty Welcome to All.
Come district.
List your properties
past three weeks, having been j should get on the ground as soon
Leading Dealers in
and
be
an
L.
B.
with
ME
and
I f you h a v e -a n y th in g to sell,
operated on for appendicitis, re­ las possiple after it has been
| logged off and burned over,
I
see m e as I am in a position ORCHARDS a n d F R U IT L A N D
H. C ampbell C lark ,
SECURE QUICK RESULTS.
turned home on Wednesday.
Minister.
{ was particularly impressed with
to handle good buys- in sh ort
in la rg e and sm all tracts.
JAM ES A . STURGESS,
Rev. Mr. McGann, o f Portland, this view in looking over the
order.
preached both morning and even­ ground o f the fire o f three years
B U L L E T IN B U IL D IN G .
I n ow h ave parties w a itin g
ing last Sunday, to large and ap­ ago near Detroit. The sooner it
MOSIER. O R E G O N .
fo
r
160 to 320 acres- close
preciative audiences.
Mr. Mc­ is sold for orchard land, tin- bet­
in
at
a reasonable price.
Gann is a speaker o f much force ter.”
McGregor & Bothfur,
and conviction.
Also a good buy in 40 acres 5 or
H..(£. KJ EEPBEE
6 miles out. Must be cheap.
MOSIER
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Prof. C. A. Cole, o f the ()! A.
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N O T A R Y P U B L IC
C., o f Corvallis, C. A. Mordcn,
LOST
LOST
Lady’ s green coat, on road iron .The
On July 6, between the box factory
Dalles to Mosier. I f found please | ar.d A. I.. Sundborg’ s ranch. » nickel
leave at Bulletin office.
] ferrule to a fishing rod.
Finder will
| please re turn to C. T. Bennett, Metier,
Ehrgott and his wife are enter- f or Cash, Studebaker Wagons, Hacks
and Buggies at prices below.—
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Alex. Mosier, Stewart,
Oregon..
MOSIER
B a r b e r Shop
Alex.
Stewart
Notary Public
JIM STURGESS
Mosier
J. E. COLE.
Fire Insurance
Oregon
REAL ESTATE
(ft pays to list your proparty
with us.)
Sanitary Fittings
o f the Oregonian, and Mr. Car-
roll, o f the Telegram, came up
Tuesday evening and spent a
part of Wednesday at Mr. Mor-
den’ s ranch south of town.
Albert S. Hall, representing
the Hood River Light & Power
Co,, was in town on Wednesday,
interviewing the business men in
regard to putting electric light
and power into Mosier.
He
stated that the prospects were
very favorable,, and he will make
another visit here soon to com­
plete arrangements.
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M O S I E R ............... OREGON
MOSIER'
SUMMONS.
Burggraf & Wilfert|work’are
Estimates given for ma­
terial for building. . .
Agnes Lee, Plaintiff,
vs.
Augustus F. Lee, Defendant.
MOSIER
s Clothing,
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Furnishings [
MRS. A. M. NILES. Prop.
* Good Accommodatiops
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Paris Tissue in light pin s'
: ri] 'O, Cheel
ip the very mr
Something that will ma
be cool and comfortable
summer wear
special
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Will practice in Mosier and
May be reached by long dis­
HIDES!
HID ES!!
H ID E S !!!
C.tll at the B u l l e t in office and
get tags to ship your hides to-
Kauffman, Davidson, Semmel, o f
Portland
R I V E R ’S
SOME BIG SPE CIALS in Ls.dies’ Tailor-made
Suits. Waists and Dresses.
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Second Floor.
L A R G E S T & B E S T STORE
Special
Special
Ladies’ HI AS TIC BELTS, in Black, Brown and Blue. Fancy Buck-
go. J grade o f elastic. Belts you would consider good values at
•J .and no one could question your judgment. Special your choice
les.
10c-
Ladies’ White Wash Belts worth 18c to 25c.
Your choice
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Special
Slightly soiled.
10c
Ladies' and' Misses’ l ace Hose: All sizes.. .-«sorted patterns in all-
19c
over lace, All colors. Regular 26c values. Special,
the pair
f Fij:
van
SURGEON
R-73EÌ5EKSP ib
wfawmwT
A t Special Reduced Prie >.■ Lawns. L mens, Bs
Splendid hi g v
Silk Tissue, Fancy Creile, et»
l) per cent
per c<
regular prices, reduced fron
white p und.
per yard. Figured Lawn wiih
\
rial, the yurt!
with rosebud setting. Specii
and
tance phone, fil me phone 61.
Rates $1.00 per day and up
Corner 2nd and Washington Sts.
Summer Dress Goods
P H Y S IC IA N
f
THE DALLES, OREGON
: limitier W.
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and Shoes
S PE C IA L BARG AINS in every do um ment in
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DR. H. L. DUMBLE
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“The Popular Clothier ’
Perini
Material on hand, in­
cluding la'lh and shingles
First National Bank I
A. E. LAK
irtme
All kinds o f Building
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR WASCO
COUNTY.
To Augustus F. Lee, the defendant
above named:
In the name o f the State o f Oregon,
ell
ork
you are hereby required to appear and
j charges, considering the quality o f our
answer the complaint filed against you
T he C are of the
ell
one
in the above entitled suit on or before
six weeks from the date o f the first
G o u ld & S n yd er ,
publication o f this summons, hereinaf-
The u ndersigned is th o ro u gh ly
ter stated, and if jou fail to appearand prepared to put dow n Open w e ll»
of The Dalles, Oregon
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answer said complaint, the plaintiff will in any part o f the surrounding
H O O D R IV E R
W ILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION apply to the court for the relief prayed country
Has a complete outfit,
$100,000.00 for in her complaint, namely: fo r a di- including
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Capital
pipe cutting and thread­
vorce
from
the
defendant
upon
the
Surplus and undivid
Does all kinds o f ce­
o f cruel and inhuman treatment, ing tools.
ed profits
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100 , 000.00 ground
and permitting the plaintiff to assume ment, rock and concrete work.
her former name o f Agnes Leslie.
Has had 30 years’ experience in
J. S. SCHENCK, P resident
Y°u are notified that this summons is , the well business. May be found
E d M. W illiam s M ax A. Vottr served
upon you by put lication for six
Vice Pres.
Cashier weeks in the Mosier Bulletin by order by addressing him at The Dalles,
o f the court made May 17, 1910, di­ Ore., or
inquire at Maier &
recting that 3aid summons be so pub­ Schanno’s store, The Dalles, O/V
lished for a period o f six weeks from
A. E. N egus .
the date o f the first publication thereof.
JOHN C. ZOLLS & SONS
The date o f the first publication o f
Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con­ this summons is May 20. 1910.
W. H. W IL S O N ,
crete Work
.rttorney for Plai.itiNT
F
Hood River
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W, L. Dresbach narrowly es­
»ö >
caped a “ wet death” the other
The Reliable Dealers
evening whde battling with a
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number o f companion ;. They MOSIER
wo4re in the big hole at Mosier
Falls when Dresbach, who it ap­
pears can’ t swim, jumped in and
proceeded to sink.
Friends at
once went to his assistance and
with difficulty arid danger to
themselves, succeeded in pulling
him out.
Moral: Don’ t go
swimming till you know how to
swim.
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The set retary of the' ( ominer-
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al thons imi postal aiders. issued 'A
under Ih<> ( omini nit y P Ian ot Ì
the O. R. «li N. Co. These fob lers
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DEALER IN
are to bt sent by reside nts of »
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Mosier l> strict to friends or in­ I
quirers .d a distane e. Tin? cnri Is S ■ c
are sel f-twldressed to the set*re-
tary o f t i e club, and on t 10 op-
posite s!iL\ the inquirí r. l>y 1
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checking one or more >f tin 4 a
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black sqttaros, may secure 1 lie 'V
p articulai informât ion he wants.
Persons desiring these foil ler- Vi
cards ma; • obtain them f ve, by »
applying Lo Dr. Ro iiinson. set.•re- t
Vi
L.iry o f tl e club.
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RESTAURANT’
For sale by Burggraf & Wil
fert in all parts o f Mosier Dis
1ÜEALS AT A LL HOURS'
trict. Fine Bargains. See us I
before buying elsewhere. We| should be in every modem' bathroom.
Not merely healthy in their cons*mc-
have small and largo tracts. Ten ; tion, but neat and cleanly in their ap­
BAKERY
acre tracts that we can sell you I pearance. We are expert sanitary
IN
CONNECTION
at the right price on easy terms. Plumbers with a practical reputation,
and
a
record
for
excellent
work.
We
All correspondence promptly
answVcd. We will take care o f do new plumbing or attend to repairs
in a most workmanlike manner.
Our A l l B usiness entrusted to
you.
Mosier Lumber Co.
M E N ’S SUMMER UNDERW EAR. Fine Balgriggan,
in •colors. Blue. Pink, Salmon, Ecru or White. Not a
complete run o f sizes, but ab -»it all sizes in the different
colors. Special price to close out
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the garment
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M EN'S Summer Weight Balbriggas Underwear.
B!ack and W hile mixed, and Flesh color with fine pin
stripe. Good value at 50c. Special'
the garment
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35c
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