Go to the Mosier Lumber Co,
M r s . D . Robinson visited
The Mosier Lumtier (io. can
Church of Christ Notes.
I. for your sash, doors, srceensetc. friends in The Dalles last Mon- fill your orders for lime, cement
The meetings being at an end j
I Mrs. E. E. Fraedrick and so n s !day «^1 Tuesday.
| brick and plaster.
we can all get rested good, and
T O liETS!
w ere visitors in The Dalles yce-
Gladys Phillips, of The Dalles,
M»*s. T. W. DePussey, of Hood' be ready for our regular ser-
terdav
is staying a few days with her River, spent a couple o f days vices.
Furnishbd Rooms, by week or
this week on her ranch east of
Next Lordsday morning our;
month, in privat* family. Apply
Miss Irene Fisher, o f Hood aunt, Mrs. D. Robinrcn.
town.
subject
will be “ Bread of Life” ,
D. W. H u d s o n , P.O. B ox 156. ¡River, visited her parents here
Mosier real estate has been
and
our
evening subject will be
this week.
moving rapidly this week—pos
W. H.. McRao and wife, of
Mosier, Ore..
“
He
hath
Killed.” The evening
«-22 tf.
1 Wm. Marsh went to Portland sibly
sibly it
»i the
tbe rate
rate ofaOor'47
o f 50o r '47 miles
miles Spokane, spent several days in
discourse
will
tell of a great mur
Reg. Prifce
Special;
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--------------- “ “ -" “ ““ —“— “ Tuesday to see his mother, who
an hour.
Mosier this week, investigating
derer.
2 1-2 in. Wagons with bolster spring jnd
A. L. Sundborg and 'fam ily is stitti in tbb hospital.
Paul Harmsen went to The
real estate values.
Mr. McRae
spring seat,
Don’ t forget that our Bible
$100.00
$85.00’
7 isitedLn H*od River'on Monday | Mr q 60 Mathews went to'Dalles on Wednesday to make >8 a prominent lumber dealer in
School is ¡looming, and we want
2 3-4 in. Wagons; same as above;.
110.00
90.00-
| Portland on Monday to a tte n d ! arrangements for proving up on *"s clty and has been air over
list.
you to help us boom more.
3-in.. Wegons, same as above,
IT5.00
95.00*
his homestead.
Oregon and Western Washtng-
John Burggi'af wasm'business the
3-in half truck, gear only,.wide tire,'
95.00
75.00;
,
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ton looking for a location suitable Young people, remember our
visitor in Portland the first* of returned Tuesday.
Miss Irma Phillips 15ft on
Loyal
Bereans,
a
fine
class
for
1
l-4.in.
platform
Spring
Wagon,
with
brake,
135.00
120.00>
„ „
,
„ _
,
,
for fruit raising. He said of all
week.
1 1-8 in. Studebaker 1st grade-Buggy, leather
Miss Emily Husbands and Bes- Wednesday for Portland, where the p|aces he had visited none young people. We have classes
top and brake;
125.00
100.00
Orie Hodge^aftd D. C. Nappei |sie Jones visited this week at her mother is reported in a very appea|ed (o }dm s0 much as Mo- for everybody, old or young,
15-16th Studebaker Buggy, same as apove,
Remem
1.10.00
100.00-
were visitors- a** The Dalles last Collins Springs with their grand- serious condition.
sier, and itsis probable that he good or bad looking.
15-16th
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ber, you a-e wanted.
100.00
85.00
BhKrday.
mother, Mrs. A. Root.
Wentworth Cooper, of Idaho, , wil> dec 'de
"*a ie here-
Studebaker Juniors,.
8.50
6.50
H. C ampbell C lark ,
J. M. Elliott returnediaSt'Sun-j \ws.
\ Stark came up at present located at Hood River,
The Mosier Commercial Club
Minister.
day night from a fortnight’ s | from Hood River on Wednesday was a business visitor here sev- is getting ready to entertain a
visit at Portland.
and visited a couple o f days with eral days this week.
large number o f guests at the
GRAHAM - DENNY
Wm. McClure is hauling lum- her daughter. Mrs. Wm. Akers,
Froderich and Mr. Brat- big booster meeting to he pulled
On Friday evening last, in
ber for the erection of a resi-| Misses Alice Mosier, Nada ing, of Portland, are spending a off a week from tomorrow night Lamb’s Hall, occurred the mar
A large sign I
dence on his ranch east of town, j Clark and Mattie Hudson, and week’ s vacation here with their —the 13th inst.
riage o f Mr. Gordon Graham and
has lieen painted and placed o n 1
-\iibvney W. H. Wilson, of ¡Guy Wilson and “ Gib” Imhollz friend, Dr. D. Robinson.
Miss Elsie Denny, t w o well
the Stroup building, where all
k n o w n residents o f Mosier.
Tife Dalles, was attending to'visited in Hood River last Sun- j
The Fields brothers, who have may see it and where it will l>e
I Rev. Mr. Stark performed the
business matters in Mosier last day*
spent, the summer on their ID- a constant reminder to every citi -1
A . J. Derby
j ceremony, after which the bridal :
Mondayl
Thos. McCusker, o f Portland, acre tract south of town, left on zen of Mosier district that h e ! ” '" '7
J ’• A T ”. ‘ “ 7“ V‘v'
L aw yer
up Tuesday evening and; Wednesday for
their home at will neglect a liusiness'and a so-1C
,e’ W1 1 ie 1,1X1 ec i>aes s> |
M. H. Craft, a former resident came
of Mosier, now living at Mt. went
Wednesday m o rn in g to Wallace, Idaho.
cial duty if he does not attend. | ^ n^0VVn t0 elaborate refresh*
HOOD RIVER
OREGON
Hood, was a visitor in town last : look after this Mountain View
Razors put-in first-class condition.
Miss Ruth Littlepage left for ^ ut‘b good is expected to obtain | j^r Graham and wife left on j
Orchard Tract.
Saturday.
from this meeting, and all are c „,
,
,
4i
|
¡Portland on Wednesday in com
'Saturday tor a brief honeymoon,
Ed. Burt, W. L. Dresbach and
Dr. C. A. Macrum came up j pany wjth her cousins, Marjorie ! earnestly requested to he pres- in the valley.
Their many
Paul Higley i4ft’ last Sunday for from Portland Tuesday and w ill, nnd’ Billy Hurlburt, who have ent It will wake up the dream- friends wish them much joy in
a ten days’ hunting trip at Bad-¡spend a few days here recuper- been visiting herb for the past era and do them good.
their journey o f life together.
Notary Public
ating The doctor is recovering ten days.
ger Lake
and
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
_
Amos Root came home from from a two weeks’ serious ill-
Want
competent
orchard-,
Fire
Insurance
E.
H.
Shepard,
editor
of
“
Bet-1
One
Learn
of
geldings,
weight
Collins Springs last! Saturday. ness.
ter Fruit” left Friday for Niaga- about 950 each, double harness ist—corporation, nursery or yjosjer
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
Oregon
His wife will remain a month or
Jin, Sturgess m resting from:
Fa|ls N. y
where he wm and single buggy.
One Smith individual--to contract with
h „ labors as a .sal estate agent attend the (.„nve„ ti„ „ of the
so longer.
stump puller and plow; also purchasers of five, ten and
MOSIER
OREGON
As- , lnall tools. Apply to J. E. Car twenty acre tracts of Mosier
J. A. Andrew, who has been and on Wednesday left for The | ternaU„ „ al App!e Shippers’ As~
fruit land, to be sold by us,
MVAsherard will He-1 penter, M ^ e tO re .
spending the summer with his DaHes to work with the tele-1
to clear, plant and develop.
Brother-in-law, R. D. Chatfield, phone outfit that is changing the !)jver an address to ^he apple 1
Leading Dealers in
*
i f you have anything to sell,
left Monday morning for Port p es an wiles.
| buyers on the northwestern
Drop into the B ulletin office Must be sold to furnish bond,
land.
Geo. Evans and family re--methods of handling an apple anil get a receipt for that year’s ! State terms to bsar every see me as I am in a position ORCHARDS and FRUIT LAND
expense.
to handie good buys in short |
turned
last Saturday from a fish-1 crop.
While in the-east he ex- subscription.
Messrs. Wm. 0 . Coleman, Jr.,
in large and small tracts.
order.
OLIVER
L.
BROWN,
ing
trip
to
Lost
Lake.
George
pects
to
visit
a
number
of
the
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ftnd Clyde Monroe, of Chicago,
709 Bulletin Bldg.,
I now have parties waiting (/( pays to list your property
are spending a month at Lehowa, says the fishing was good and large markets and Will he gone
Sanitary
Fittings
that
huckleberries
are
plentiful
several
w
e
e
k
s
.-H
o
o
d
'
River
Philadelphia,
Penn.
for 160 to 320 acres close with us.)1
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.
tlui'year.
Glacier.
in at a reasonable price.
L. Howe.
NOTICE
McGregor & Bothfur,
The forty-foot addition to the
Also a good buy in 40 acres 501-
A iòcial dance will be given to
packing
plant
of
the
Mosier
Parties
wishing
to
pack
prunes,
ß
mjie3
out.
Must
be
cheap.
morrow night in Stroup's Hall.
MOSIER
-
OREGON
during the coming season, who
Newman’s Orchestra will fur Fruit Grower’s Association is
have
not
already
registered,
kind
nish the music and «a good time completed and /ferythin!*-' in
ly call at the office of the Fruit
readiness for prune packing,
is assured every one.
j Growers Association and regis-
which opens the first o f next!
1 ter, so you can he notified when
O r e g o n
Mrs. Pauline Leedy and two week.
j work begins. Packing expected
ifrrft;- friends of Mr. and Mi;s. J.
G e o . H a a c k e , P . m *.
! to commence soon after 5th.
Mr. Lee Irving and family, of
H. Porter, arrived last Sunday
SUMMONS..
H osier F ruit G rowers
All kinds o f Building
For sale by Burggraf & Wil1
from Youngstown, Ohio, and Y Vlvima, spent Tuesday night in
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ,
A ssociation .
arul
fort
m-all
parts
o
f
Mosier
Dis^
Material
on hand, in
town,
tEer
guests
of
Mr.
will remain until Spring.
STATE OF OREGON FOR WASCO
Mrs. Wm. Akers. They were trict. Fine Bargains? Bee US 1
cluding lath and shingles
COUNTY.
Mrs. Alex Stewart was taken
enroute home from an autemo- b e fo r e buying elsewhere. We ,
...
Estimates given for ma
to the hospital at Hood River on
Agnes Lee, Plaintiff,
bile trip thru California and Old have small and large tiacis. Ten
Jeri Not mer(|y het,llhy ¡n thlir construc-
terial
for building. . .
Monday morning, where she
vs.
Mexico. Mrs. Irving is a cotisin acre tracts that we can serf you | Lkm, but neat and cleanly .in their ap-
N
O
T
A
R
Y
P
U
E
L
IC
coub*. be under Dr. Dumble’ s of Mrs. Akers.
Augustus F. Lee, Defendant.
MGSIER - - OREGON
j at the right price on easy terms, pea ranee. We are expert sanitary
To Augustus F. Lee, the defendant !
special eft rè and receive profes
- - -
O regon
j All correspondence promptly i Plumbers with a practical reputation, M o s i e r
above named:
sional nursing.
Rev. Ralph Chaffee last Sun-1 an gw ^(^ d
yye w jjj take care o f ancl a record for excellent work. Wei
In the name o f the State of Oregon, V A /p -i |
u
; <lo new plumbing or attend to repairs
W ork
’ Hardwick & Wright, who have, day completed his services as
A ll B usiness entrusted t o ' you are hereby required to appear and : V
pastor o f the Methodist Clltfrch
!in a moat workmanlike manner. Our
answer the complaint filed against you
the contract for building the ad-
T he C are of the
W ell D o n e
ih the above entitled suit on or before
rlition to the sch’oolhouse, are at Mosier. He will go from 'note
six
wee.ks
from
the
date
o
f
the
first
_
_ ,
making rapid work with the to Long Beach, Cal., where hod
The undersigned is thoroujpfiy
The Reliable Dealers
G O U L D 3c S N Y D E R .
I publication of this summons, hereinaf-
will
spend
a
month
or
so.
and
foundation and will be ready for
o
f
The
Dalles,
Oregon
ter stated, and if you fail to appearand prepared to put down open wells
-
-
OREGON
?he lumber as soon as it arrives. this Fall will continue his minis MOSIER
said complaint, the plaintiff will in an y p a rt o f th e Stirroundircr
- - OREGON , WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION answer
H O O D R IV E R
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.
.
p
1 m e a u rrou n a in g
terial studies in a theological
apply to the court for the relief prayed country. Has a Complete OUtfiT
Mr. C. R. Cressman and fam univeUi!
¡Capital
-
-
$100,000.00 j
ofl including pipe cutting and thread!
BOOKS, STATIONERY, PERIODICALS and SCHOOL
ily, Of Portland, who have been
i SurpluB and undivid-
g ^ n d ^ cruerandfnhuman
W tools. Does all kinds o f ce-
Miss Nada Clark was the vic
¡camping near town for about a
SUPPLIES'. -
OUD BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD and
eii pi ills
iuu,uuu.uu 1 anij permitting the plaintiff to assume ment, rock and concrete work.
(month, left M- wr I’ w for their tim of an agreeable surprise par
e s id e n t
| her former name o f Agnes Leslie.
Has had 30 years’ experience in
J. S. SCHENCK, P resident
EXCHANGED
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN FOR
You are notified that this summons is ! the weil business. May be found
,home. Mr. Cressman, who was ly last Tuesday evening, when a
E
d
M.
W
illiams
M
ax
Ä.
V
ogt
uNY PERIODICAL AT PUBLISHERS’ PRICES.
j served upon you by publication for six
in very poor health when he goodly number of her friends
Vice Pres.
Cashier I weeks in the Mesier Bulletin by order by addressing him at The Dalles,
Local Agent for The Oregonian.
of the court made May 17, 1910, di-1 Ore., or
inquire at Maier &
came to Mosier, is very much dropped in on her at the Clark’ s
recting that said summons be so pub- Schanno’s store, The Dalles, Of.
temporary
quarters
in
the
base
c
o
l
e
.improved.
fished for a period o f six weeks from i
\ tt , v r . _
A. E. N egus .
ment of the Christian Church.
the date o f the first publication thereof.
JOHN
G.
ZOLLS
&
SONS
’ H. M. Perry, a railroad man j
The date of the first publication of
Several very pleasant hours were
! Contrae-eftrs in Stone, Brick and Con this summons is May 20, 1910.
of Chicago, arrived in Mosier!
.»•M'S’**
spent, after which refreshments ? WOW MM
W. II. WILSON,
crete Work
last week and will spend th e1
DR. H. L. DUMBLE
were served, the guests then
Attorney for Plaintiff.
II xh I River
Or <fcon
summer and fall with his friend.
dispersing to go to their various
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
R. D. Chatfield.
Mr. Perry ex-
homes.
.pressed himself as well pleased
HOOD RIVER
OREGON
with the country here, this being
DortU’ be a knocker. Don't he
DEALER IN
a clam. Don’ t get frost in your
his second visit to this section.
i A whale was caught off the pedal extremities. BOOST fori
Will practice in Mosier and
MRS. A. M. NILES. Prop.
Japanese coast recently which MOSIER! Are YOU boosting?
* ,
May lie reached by long dis
measured over 200 feet in length. Get your shoulder under and lift
up.
Have
everlasting,
abiding
tance phone. Home phone 61.
The jaw bones were 40 feet long
and weighed 55 tons. The tai faith in your town and show
measured 30 feet.
The jaw . j your faith by your works. Prove
HIDES!
HIDES!!
HIDES!!!
bones were sent to the Museum that Mosier has no mosshacks
Call at the BuLLETiN’office and-
•of Natural History, in New York. 1 who “ ride the saw and draj?
their feet.” Get busy and don’ t'
• J. M. Swirsky, of Portland, forget the big Commercial Club
i k t get tai?s to sb'11 your *iides to
Ì J F f Ì T j ì j t J l \ / Kauffman, Davidson, Semmel, of
was a Mosier visitor on Monday meeting to he held August 13th
Portland.
1
and Tuesday. Mr. Swirsky owns in f i r »up’ s Hall.
{ m m e m ■•»**<***
/two tracts of fruit land in the
M IM I ■ ■ ■ i H I W III Ä 3B K M PBK M k lM H I I I Ï Ï W
Grand View' neighborhood. His
smaller ttsfOt of 20 acres has 10
Ladies’ Kahki Outing Suits with and without divided
Comfy-Cut Vests fovLaufes, with Can’ t-Slip straps.
Vres set to appiè trees. On the
mm^ m I
AT
A |>
C
During Hie month o f July I will selK
For Cash, Studebaker Wagons, Hacks
and Buggies at prices below:—
Alex. Stewart,
j
Mosier,, Oregon.-
MOSIER
B a rb er Shop
Alex. Stewart
J-
.
REAL ESTATE
D. D. H AIL
Lands
Mosier Lumber Co.
H. G. K I S B E E
Burggraf & W U fe rt& 'U S S ï‘^ “!ity °f“'
JA S. E.
First National Bank
;.
A. E. LAKE
"'The Popular Clothier
T
PINES HOTEL
he
Men’s Clothing, Furnishings
and Shoes
I Good Accommodations
Rates $1.00 per day and up
THE DALLES. O REGON !
i Corner 2nd and Washington Sts. i
.larger tract, consisting o f 160
•»crea, he will install a system o f !
water works, which, when com- j
dieted, will supply water to the
residents of his neighborhood.
A new fruit, which the oaVner
of the tree upon which it grows |
calls "Almondcot” , is l*t*ing!
shown by G. L. Aggers, of
White Salmon. It is the product !
of grafting an almond to an apri- j
cot tree. The fruit-is about six
in-*he‘ in cireemference,, o f a
dfyk wine colui' and snaned like
a tomato. The*, fruit is described
as h nig very palatable, and Mr.
Aggers thinks it will prove a
good runner
Try them.
tiach
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“THE PARIS FAIR
Pk-
HOOD
R I V E R ’;
Lillies’ Sleeveless Vestl» in fine Jersey ribbed and l.i-de
thread, sleeveless w ith silk ta|)ed yokes and arm holes.
Good grade o f lace trimmed \ attics i -om 15c up t<* 4t\- a
garment. Special for one week commencing Thursday.
August 4th. your choice
.
.
.
15c
SPECIAL
Ladfii' Cotton H«
while ri ey last
the khidyou p«y 10c for elsewheit1.
$1100
»1.1.00
M l. 75
”
-
”
.
stripe. Blues, Grays. Blacks.
Well
weaves.
.
.
.
$ 6.67
.
.
.
$ 6.00
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Ladies’ Canva Oxfords, I’ I'ichcr cut, medium heavy soles
•76c grade
I. dies’ (’ anvas 0 ” ford?, Blucher c v t .
Reguh r -<1.*K> i nb.ii s •mg.--- I -h ? p
$10.
ti
s4.00,
$5.Of),
and $5.50.. ¿nil floor.
Ladies' Canvas Oxfords, welt and turn soles, plain, cap and embroid
ered toe. regular $1.35 values special the pair
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$1.C0
$
10.00
SPECIAL
Ladies’ Canvas Oxfords, with welt and turn soles in colors white,
gray anil blJF. Splendid values at the regular price o f $L50 a I pair.
|
Special the pair
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31.29
SPECIAL
$12.00
Men's Oxfords and Shoes, welt soles. Iducher cut. Color» white.
gray and tan. Shoes”have full leather tip and trim. Values up to
SI.50. special the pair -
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« 1.00
SPECIAL
Special
Men*« Suit» including som* o f HART. SC H AFFNE R & V .A il.t
make, reduced
$17 77.
$22.00 suits for
$16. '«I
$20.00 "
$is oo ••
$16 n "
Ladies Tailored Suits in Brown
made, o f this summer’s style* and
$10.00 Values Reduced
.
$ !>.00
“
.
$18.00
aw>. 25.
L A R G E S T 8c B E S T S T O R E
Special
Special
skirts.
now 59c
75c
I 8.50
S 6. Oil
Men’ s Balbriggan Underwear worth 50c a suit.
Special to close out
....................................J 9 c
Men's Fancy Balbriggan Underwear worth $1.00 a
suit. Special the garment -
29c