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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1910)
— LOCAL. — Wanted—County Commissioner Are cascade Mountains Moving! Wasco County Schools Toward This part of Wasco county' Geo. W. Bruce this week pur- j lowara Kiver The following statistics are ta- needs and deserves representa- chased u£ Me. L*e Evans 15 1-2 ( Just at noon Tuesday a large! ken from the annual report o f the 'RO: L E T . tion at the county seat. We need ac/us of uukapiHtvad apple land, mass of rock became detached 'county school superintendent for F&rttfehed Ro«ms,- by week or a county commissioner, and are for which he l*.'(h$¿6J per acre, j from the Red Bluff and crashed t h ^ h o o l jear lading June 20, D u r f l l g the mOUtll o f J u f y I W i l l Sell Mr. Bnme came to Mosier down into the valley helow with tnd»th* in private-family. Apply entitled to one. No doubt each Studehaker W agons, Hacks D. W. H u d s o n , P.O. Box 155, section of the county feels the about three years ago and worked a temffic noise, raising a dust Number of persons between 4 and 20 yeans of age residing in 1 > . . , , sa ne way. Wasco >eoiuity beirrgH f w Ht. Ska ns. In this way he that could he seen several miles. Hosier, Ore. so large is nob properiy repre-jgotr an insight into the business ; It is stated by panic»-that have! the county on November 25 , and Buggies at prices below:— a-22tf. 3505 suited anyway, with but tw o, and science of fruit growing un- \ been on top o f the red bluff re- 1909 lieg.-. Psk-e Special! < ommissioners. A commisioner der the special instruction o f one oentfy that a large crack has Total enrollment in 2 1-2 in. Wagons-with bolster spring and p .i . f in the east or south part of the of the most successful apple opened about 50 to-100 feet hack 2445 schools spring seat, $100.00 $85.00> dess visitor in county wi l l naturally w o r k , growers in the District. He left from the edge, which is ten feet Average no. belonging 2046.2 2 3-4 in. Wagons, same as above,. no.oo SO. 0<* Of the week. harder for the- interests of his here and went« to Alaska where wide and from 40 to 100 feet Average attendance 1930.5 3-in.. Wagons,. <iame as above, 115-0# 95.00 Everybody is wanted to come section than he will’ for that part he spent a-, year, returning re- deep. By one party at least this Boncent o f attendance 94.3 3-in. half truck,, gear only, wide tire,. 25.00 75. CO amd help sing in the Christian — — coun^y ¡n which he has no cently determined to locate here, crevice has been followed f o r ! No. o f teachers employed1 1 1-4 in. platform Spring Wagon, with hr , 135.00. LO. GO Revival meetings. particular interest. This should Knowing the advantages which I more than a mile and it is he-! (males 8, females 100)' 108 1 1-8 in. Studebuker l3t grade Buggy, lea1 t The Mosier Luitlber Co. can not be the case, but it is. Natui- Mosier off erg. and also the quality lieved that ft extends across the Average number of days top and brake, 125. tel 100.00 136 taught during year ' “ ment' * » * then. » section that is not of Mr. Evans’ land, he secured entire length of the bluff. Ft is 15-16th Studehaker Buggv, same as apavs 140.00 100.00 8 Plaster.. represented gets mighty little some of* iband next spring will claimed by some that the red Number o f school dis 15-16th “• ” ‘ " “ “ 100.00 85.00 IBrSr R. M. Roi-S and children consideration. Western Wasco proceed to improve it. tricts in the county 62 Studehaker Juniors, bluff is continually moving to- 8.50 6.50; l%ft last Monday for a summer’s had a commissioner for a short Mr. Bruce is a native of Swe--, ward the Columbia river. If so Total receipts for school outing at the seashore. purposes, including time, before Hood River county den. He is a young man of in-¡the movement is imperceptibly balance on hand June- A number of Mosierites will go was set apart, but since then telligenae, industrious and am- s|„w, and yet this crack indicates 21, 1909 $117352.83| fo The Dalles this morning to at Mosier district has been lift with bitious, and without.a doubt will a movement of some kind. The Disbursements for no one to look after its interests. alt make a success of his venture., well known movement on the tend Mis. Ed.-Wood’s funeral. We are casting no reflections up He will make a trip to. his native* Oregon side, where the O. R. & purposes 70327.93 Mosier, Oregon. Mesifrs. Burggraf & Wilfert on the present commissioners, land this Fall, returning in time N. have had to rebuild their! Cash on hand June 20 , iutoed ovot to The Dfcltes Mon j who are no doubt doing good to go ‘ goose hunting” with tracks several times, would nat-1 1910 47024.90; day, returning in the evening. work in their own territory; we ‘Uncle Lee.” u rally give rise to the rumor that Average monthly salary A . J. Derby J. W. Harvey left yesterday simply need a number o f things 90.00 I this side is also moving.. Thej of male teachers fbr a trip to The Dalles, Dufur, here—principally goo 1 i iads and Death o f Mrs. Wood- ¡red bluff is the supposed abutt-1 Average monthly salary L awyer Boyd and other interior points. good bridges. We have neither, of female teachers 55.00 Word was received yesterday j men^ ° f die Bridge^uf the Gods Mrs? J. N. Master came up and no section of, the county of the death of Mrs. Ed. Wood on the north side. If the moun- ' Average monthly aalar.y HOOD RIVER - OREGON Razors.pub in first-class condition. teachers in one from Portland last Saturday to | needs them more than does this. on Wednesday night at her home 'tains on botibsitleS of tbe riverl room buildings 51.21 : With the large shipment!of fruit, spend a few week's with Iter hus in Portland. Mrs. Wood gave are actually moving toward each i Average monthly salary increasing each year, we need band and daughter. birth to a boy baby about two other it would seem that the- a n -, o f assistant teachers good roads over which to haul it 64.88’ cole cient Indian legend were really weeks ago andiwas reported do H. F. Bothfur, formerfy of Mo to the station,. true; that the Bridge of the Gods ing well until the HnlH, died. sier, now living in Portland, was Notary Public Good roads in this section will Complications, attending child did exist at one time and th e! an incoming passenger on Wed CALL ON and |greatly enhance th e value o f DAVID ROBINSON, M. D. birth, aggravated possibly by pressure being removed by its nesday morning’s local.’ Fire Insurance j property, which means added fall the expansion of the moun-! grief over the It*?»«* of. her first JIM STURGESS Mosier Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wood were | revenue to the county in taxa- P hysician and S urgeon Oregon boy, caused dfeatlh. The1 body tains north and south pushes the' ealled to Portland last Monday i tion. For Bargains in I. will be taken to The Dalles todhy.. two ends of the bridge towards 6y the serious illness o f their j The people o f Mosier District MOSLEB OREGON where the funeral services will each other. Or perhaps nature REAL ESTATE.! REAL ESTATE Son'll wife, Mrs. Ed. Wood.’ feel that they are entitled to is trying to build another bridge. I be delhlat 2ip. m. I' deal in improved and! unim- j Wm. Johnson lost a valuable! more consideration than they re Mrs. Wood who, as Nellie Dav- —Skamania Pioneer. | proved fruit lauds in the Mosier i volt this week. It is supposed j ceive, as in the matter of taxa. enpoit, was brought up in Mosier, Leading Dealers in ¡district. List your properties! If you have anything-ta sell, the cause of death was either Tion, they pay on one acre of im- It is rumored that wedding was a loving wile and mother with ME and see me as I am in a position ORCHARDS AND FRUIT LAND poison or from a snake bite. i proved land ten times the amount and greatly esteemed by all w.hoj bells will ringin Mosier soon, to handle good buys in. shorti 0 . . , . , .j „ of taxes which the people pay in SECURE QUICK RESULTS. in large and small tracts.. knew her. Sincere sympathy Social dance at Stroup s Hall ., , , order. _ 0 . , . t i the eastern and southern parts of J a m e s A . S t u r g e s s . will go out-to tha-husband and' c(n Saturday evening, July 28. ! I now have parties waiting ' ^ PaUs t° Ust your jproperty his two motherJtes* little girls in ! Music by Newman’s orchestra, i cmm*y- B U L L E T IN B U IL D IN G , for 160 to 320 acres close with us .) fiveryone invited. Tickets $1.00. I ^ e r e are a number o f res.- their great bereavement. M O S IE R , O R E G O N . dents here who, w e believe, in at a reasonable price. Mrs. II. G. Kibdee and children W q U1(] serVe the county and this McGregor & Bothfur, Also a good buy in 40 acres 5 or and Miss Priscilla Foster left on 1 district well,. Ibis the duty of 6 miles out. Must be cheap. H. G. K I B B E E Monday for Wainicv where they some one of then* to allow his MOSIER OREGON will spend a ctmpte o f weeks vis name to appear as> a candidate N O T A R Y P U B L IC iting friends. at the primary eleotiom It is certain that if we want anything m o s ie r - - - O regon Mr. Amos Roof and wife left MOSIER - - O r e g o n Mosier Lumber Co. 6n Monday for Collins, Wash., we will have to hustle for it. Mosier Look* Good To Him AT For Cashr Alex. Stewart, MOSIER Barber Shop Alex. Stewart J E. . Sanitary Fittings where they will remain several weeks and seek benefit from the Healing waters. Mrs. John Evans returned home yesterday from Hood River Where she has been staying with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Macy, Who has been ill. W. P. Alysworth, Chancellor of Cotner Uni versity, at Lincoln, Neb., stopped off yesterday on Mis way to Portland, to visit his former pupil, C. F. Swander, and to attend the services which he is conducting. Fruit Lands HELP IN MEETINGS' Word has just been received that Prof. C. W. Longman, solo ist and chorus director, will assist in the meetings at the Christian church during the coming week. He is expected in todays from Portland, and will! remain until the 29th. Mr. Longman is a singer o f more than usual ability He is engaged to assist J. A Lord, of Cincinnati, Ohio, in special meetings at Baker City. Owing to delay in commencing that meeting he has consented to assist in the work here until that time. Mosier people should hear him. Come tonight and every night thereafter. D. D. HAIL For sate-by Biirggraf & Wil fert in all’ pails o f Mosier Dis-1 trict. Fine Bargains. See us j before buying elsewhere. We I should be in every modem bathroom. have small and large-teactls. Ten | Not merely healthy in their construc- acne tracts that we can sell you j 1 tion, but neat and cleanly in their ap- at the rigtiiJprine'on easy terms. ' pearauce. We are expert sanitary Plumbers with a practical reputation, AM correspondence promptly j and a record for excellent work. We answered.. We will take care of do new plumbing or attend it) repairs i you. in a most workmanlike mariner; Our A ll Burggraf & W ilfert G eo . H aacke , Pies.. MOSIER I charges, considering the quality o f our I i work, are admittedly low. The tttelable Dealers G ould & S n yder , MOSIER OREGON H O O D RIVER - - O R E G O N SUMMONS. RESTAURANT IN THE i MEALS AT ALL HOURS STATE OF OREGON FOR WASCO COUNTY. ! Agnes Lee, Plaintiff, vs. Augustus F. Lee, Defendant. BAKERY IN CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CONNECTION B usiness entrusted T he C are of the All kinds of Building * Material on hand, in cluding lath and shingles Estimates given for ma terial for building. . . MOSIER - - OREGON7 To Augustus F. Lee, the defendant ! above named: I In the name of the-State o f Oregon, W ork TO ! you are hereby required to appear and j W e l l j answer the complaint filed against you ; W ell D o n e , in the above entitled suit on or before I ; six weeks from the date o f the first j publication o f this summons, hereinaf- ^ be undersigned is thoroughly ter stated, and if jo u fail to appearand prepared to put down open wells^ First National Bank of The Dalles, Oregon wii l h a v f p r o m p t attfm tto m answtr said complaint, she plaintiff will, in any part o f the surrounding Geo. Hail reports having seen jW AVE PROMPT ATTENTION apply to the court for the relief prayed country. Has a C o m p le te outfit a monster sturgeon the other day ¡Capital - - $100,000.00 for ill her complaint, namely: for a di- includingpine cutting-and tl lrparl’ H. C. C lark , Minister. BOWKS, STATIONERY, PERIODICALS and SCHOOL Surplus and undivid- vorce from ,e defendant upon the " "oote* 1 kinds nf c o ' while he was fishing near the pd im ifits 100 OrtO OO ! ground of cruel ana inhuman treatment, l lools- LIOCS ail Kinds OI ce- SUPPLIES — (OLD BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD and ihouth of Mosier Creek. He es tu proms - tuu.uou.uu , unq permitting the plaintiff to assume j ment, rock and concrete work. Go to the Mosier Lumber Co. EXCHANGED - SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN Ff)R J. S. SCHENCK, P resident her name of Agnes Leslie. Has had 30 years’ experience in timated the fish to be about 20 for your sash, doors, screens etc. i E d M W ii T TAM«? OT AX iy A V oot ! You are notifiecl this summons is the well business. May be found ANY PERIODICAL AT PUBLISHERS’ PRICES. feet long. Everything grows rm III. WILLTAMb M A . VOGT servttl upon you by that publication for six Ed. L. Howe and wife left last E(iaal A yent for The Oregonian. Vice Pres. C a s h ie r weeks in the Mosier Bulletin by order by addressing him at The Dalles, big »round Mosier. o f the court made May 17, P9I0. di- Ore., or inquire at Maier & Saturday for a visit with rela Geo. Evans and family are tives at Statiittid. JAS. E. COLE. --------------------------------------- — recting that said summons be so pub Schanno’s store, The Dalles, Or. lished for a period o f six weeks from Spending a few weeks camping A. E. N egus . thn date of tthe first publication thereof. JOHN G. ZOI.LS & SONS Monday evening, “ A P iece of at “ Overall Camp” on Hood The date o f the first publication o f The Real, Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con- this summons is May 20,1910. -«»•(»•nw*- River. Geo. phoned over the Sticky Fly Paper.” W. H. WILSON, crete Work D R . H . L. B U M B L E other day that he landed a trout Thing. At the Christian Church J AtSn-ney for Plaintiff. Hood River Oregon- that measured 29 inches in VV. A. Husbands returned yes PH YSICIAN a n d SURGEON length. Overall Camp is sure terday from an extended visit to the nimrod’ s paradise. his relatives at Santa Curz, Cal. HOOD RIVER : OREGON W. A. Johnson and family and C. A. McCargar and family- A. E. Crosby and family, of The left on Monday for Portland, I Dalles, passed thru town Wed where they will spend a few Will practice in Mosier and MRS. A. M. NILES, Prop.' nesday morning, in Mr. John May l>e reached by long dis weeks. son’s big touring car, en route to tance phone. Home phone 61. 100 Men Cloud Cap Inn, on Mt. Hood. ( MEN WANTED. They 8{>ent the night there, re- are wanted Saturday evening to turning home yesterday. hear Swander. (EVery man in HIDES! HIDES!! HIDES!!! Last Friday afternoon little Mosier ia wanted. j Call at the B ulletin office and Bobbie and Bettie Ross had a | A. Stewart, C. J. Littlepage get tag» tn> ship your hides t » joint birthday party and enter- and G. K. Wood attended the State Kauffman, Davidson, Semmel, o f tained a number of their young Republican Assembly which met Portland. friends at the* pleasant family jn Portland yesterday, residence. Gaines were played and’ ice cream and'cake, dear to Wo- have hunched a splendid assortment o f ladies fhe heart and appetite of child You should not miss these Bargains we are offering in Tailor Made Suits, all this season’ s styles, together, and hood, was served! Summer Dress Goods. Lawns, Linens, Dimities, etc., are selling them at a discount 1-3 off. It will pay you The stupkl and d wiis'i expul at good reductions. to see these. H O O D R IV E R S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E sion of the Jews from all parts of A. E. LAKE The Popular Clothier' f I T he PINES HOTEL I Men's Clothing, Furnishings f jf and Snoes jj Good Accommodations ¡THE DALLES, OREGON || Rates $L00 per day and up j Corn-r 2nd .-IK l...Wasl)inyto.n Sts- IMOSIER. OREGON THE PARIS FAIR Russia has caused untold suffer ing and hardship. Russia is hardly to he qlassed as a c iv il- iied country, and its Barbaric persecution o f the Jews should classify it with ti dies of Central A - Labor Press: Felix Wilfert is wearing a handsome scab on Bis face this week as the result of a difference between himself and the auto last Sunday. Auto hit a stump, stopped sHitrt, Felix kept going. Result, loss of cuticle, sire of a dime. The public is hereby in formed that said F. W. is slowly yeonvering. If you 'laven’ t Bejn wearing HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX Clbthes it’ll pretty certain that you have thought about the matter at some time or other, and.you’ ll never have a better chartue It* 4»ti ac-yiainte-h with the Best in Men’s Clothes than rigHt now*.. hi order to make room for our fall gwvfbj 9(1 act with be coming in soon, we are offering all our summer weight suits at prices that will sell them out quickly. A great many of- these suit*» ane of the celebrated HART, SCHAFFNER * ’ MARX make, the best fabrics and the best workmanship to he had. We want the room and are glad to get your good will by selling you these goods at a big saving to you. Make This in its that were $22. (H) now ....................$20.00 .................... $18.00 .................... $16.50 .................... $15.00 .........................$ 12.00 - ..................... $ 10.00 ................$ 8.00 $17.7 V $16.50 $15.00 $11.75 $11.50 $ 9.50 $ 8.50 $ 7.0d Boys’ Extra Pants all grades and ages, Good assortment of patterns. plain knee. At 1-2 their regular price. STORE Your Headquarters when in the City. You are Special Men’ s Oxfords in Patent Leather Kid and Gun Metal Blutcher Cut—newest lasts. These Oxfsirds are drum mers’ samples and are worth $3.50 and $4.00 a pair. Y*ou can have your choice, the »air - - $2.23 Special Ladies’ and Misses’ Black Cottw Gloves with cuff at tached. The pair - - _ . gc Ladies' Long Sleeve Gauze Vests, bleached. 25c values. Sjiecial, the garment - Always Welcome. Regular .
