Improvements
The Mosier Lumber Co. can
fill your orders for lime, cement,
The edict has gone fort h from
brick and ; l ;stir.
ti. * pow rs that be, and Main
V’; M ) r '
Do you know of any cr.e v. l o M I
FOR SALE
opened up to the depot a t once,
is
not
going
to
attend
the
Box
One team 6-year-okl horses,
//th is is done al or.ee it will e r-
color, one sorrel, one black. and Basket Social?
!y gravel
able Mosier to pro
Mi's. W. A. Husbands and Mrs.
Weight 2800 lbs. Guaranteed
the road and walks to the station
good workers, double or single. Ernest Evans were shopping in
before the muddy season sets in.
Apply to Geo. Chamberlain, I.io- Hood River yesterday morning.
Arrangements are also reported
■sier, Ore.
10-14 tf
F. W. Clark, The Dalles Jewel- under way to have the space 1 e-
v-,*, came down yesterday and tween Washington street on the
Now is the time to look up ; 8()ent the day on bis fruit ranch
west and Idaho street on the east
your subseri ptions For Maga- ()n Rock Creek.
reserved for a park, which the
.
zines. Ask for catalog ot Cut
tfi Ray Sturgess and wife arrived town will keep up.
Rates.
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.
Also, permission has been
M o sier B ook S t o r e .
I ' n town from Portland yester-
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i day and will m ake th eir home granted by the 0 . It. & N. Co.
to erect a building at the depot
WAlNTEb:— A good homestead here this winter,
relinquishment. Call at Bulletin
Messrs. j \1 x Lueddemann, Oli- between t h e plain a n d side
tracks to be used as an exhibit
office or write, stating price and ver Brown, and Eugene Kuhr.e,
room for ALisier products, the
givirfg full description.
of Portland, were up yesterday
same as other towns on the line
—— ------------------- —------------------ looking at some fruit land.
have.
This has proven an ex-
VV. L. Warren, who visit'd ce|ient method of advertising a
R. M. Ross moved this week
onto his place near town.
here a few days with his sis- ¿own or section and is being
ter,
Mrs. A. Stewart, left on adopted everywhere. Mosier is
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Winegar
1,
Tuesday
for Lis home at Mc- waiving
up to the necessity of
were business visitors at The
Minnville,
Ore.
action, and realizes that to get a
Dalles yesterday.
Why ruin your eyes with a thing is to go after it.
Thos. McCusker, of Portland,
L ater.—It now appears that
poor
light? Buy a Wonder and
was up last Sunday looking after
the O. R. & N. Co. will not grant
give
your
home
a
good
light.
business interests.
Y ou r frien d s will appreciate it as all the improvements asked for
Superb weather we’re having well as yourself.
tf
by the citizens of Mosier. Work-
— cool, bracing mornings, and
1, ,
THP r *o T | men began Wednesday morning
the days delightful.
Lead OREGON
HL L^ S r on the work of grading the foot
CALL OF TI E W EST,” by Wa - of M;,jn S tm t to a width of 40
Don’t forget the lecture in the
t?r V. Woehlke. Beautifully ll- feet, where 60 feet was
Baptist Church tomorrow night,
re-
lustrated in four colors in No quested.
given by Rev. S. G. Bettes.
1. And, accord in g to re-
vember Sunset Magazine. Now
Washington
aslnngton stre e t will not
C. A. McCargar came up from on sale—all news stands—15 cents port,
jj(! 0p3r)0(j now nor provision
Portland last Friday night and
Mesdamer. Amelia Stemson, of i mad • for parking the right of
spent a couple of days here and
Amity,
Ore.. Emma Kingsbury, way unless immediate action is
a t the ranch.
of Farmington, Wash., S. M. taken by our citizens.
A dele-
A German count is expected to Piiyne, of Redding, Cal., and O ra. gation went to Portland yester-
make a short address at the Big Thomason, of Salem, are here I day to interview Mr. O’Brien in
Social Saturday eve, Nov. 5, in visiting their sister, Mrs. A. regard to* all the improvements
«Stroup’s Hall.
Stewart.
j n ■* essary to make a respectable
looking town.
Mosier is small,
Don’t forget the big Masque
J. N. Mosier. J. K. McGregor jfc ig tnie> and> apparently,
Ball tomorrow night at Stroup’s
Hall. Masks can be obtained at •m.l A. P. Batebnm went to Port- j in8iRnifltant and o f l i t t l e
kind yesterday to consult with J. |commercial importance j u d g -
the Drug Store.
P. O Brien, GeneinM.i.,linger < . jn^. frwni jfS present appearance
Remember the date of the en
Hie O. R. & N. Co., in I'tgaid to an,| Cie indifference with which
tertainment and basket social at the improvements to the streets. ; the rai|rt,ad officj0i8 regard opr
Stroup’s Hall, November 5th.
now under way.
| requests for improvements tliat
You’ll have a good time and it’s
Mrs
II.
Pickering
received
a
will benefit them as well as our-
in a.good cause.
letter this week from her hus-j selves. But Mosier is forging to
Old Jim Skimmings said t’other band, who, a week ago, went, the front as a commercial center
«day that the Box and Basket hack to his former home at Lara- alld her claims for recognition
• Social was sure goin’ to be the mie. Wyo., in which lie says th a t1 should not 1 e ignored,
•biggest thing ever happened.
he found very cold weather, and (
♦
“ ‘Hannah, I’ll be thar b’ gosh’’.
the ground covered with snow. I Go to the Mosier Lumber Co.
Mrs. J. E. Cole and the clfil- Quite a change from our delight
I for your sash, doors, srceensetc.
fdren arrived home Sunday even ful autumn weather.
in g from Portland, where she
Apple pickers and packers are
has been receiving treatment for
living
high this season and com
her eyes, which are improved.
W O N D E R i »
L
mand as much consideration as
THE
BRIGHTEST
LICJI1T!
H e n r y Dunsmore returned the proverbial cook. “ Uncle’ ’
THlfl
W
HH1.ST
!
It*M
I
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.
TH E HIKONdlSl i
j
home Sunday from The Dalles, Lee Evans has been scooting
1 ///A 1 ill*; n i F A P l M
IJt H i l
I " 'A T I JIJ c L »J AM J . S T I A U H i ' !
where he has been ill for about them from orchard to orchard
8 ix t i m e s b r i g h t e r t lm n e l e c
tricity, gas or o u lin a ry oil lamp
three months with typhoid fever. this week in his auto. The boys
B D R r i S C.OMiMCW K T H O S ^ N E ;
S I M P L E , D A FE ,C A N NO T EXP L OD E
An* A ll-B r a ss
Ump,
M«nJ<
Henry looks quite thin yet, but enjoy it and it saves much time,
» om e ly M a d « . F o r IT ' 108, S t o r e s .
S c h o o l s , H a l l s au«l C h u r c h e s .
ic gaining strength slowly.
which means money to t h e
LO CA L
School Notes
Ima Napper
vveck.
is absent this
¿j . ..¡J.. Co. v. ..1 u\.u i.ek ets
-o -* a f ' t V c — • t ’ ;
thp Third Met'onV l Apple Show,
which will he held at Spokane,
Wash., November 14 to 19 jn-
a,sent" elusive, at a rate of one first-class .N O ? *
• r,:rr.e r.cv
Durinr the month of October I will sell
songs thin V.n ( k.
Bernice
v “s
Monday fore
There has
tendance i n Miss B lack etts
romn so far this week.
W e take t h e opportunity
through these columns to request
dri .ers or pedestrians to report
to teacher in charge or to the
principal any discourtesy on the
* >S„ KTf««
Drop into the B u l l e t in offiec
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We call especial attention thi
week to the business men’s ad
vertisements.
They are as ;
dozen minds with “ but a singU
thought’ ’ they all call attentioi
to the Entertainment and Has
ket Social to be given on the
night of Nov. 5th.
Church of Christ Notes.
Sunday School at 10:10 a. m.
R. It. Morrison and family and
C. C. Brooks were shopping in
Hood Itiver Monday afternoon.
They intended to’ return home on
the early evening train, but con
cluded to wait until one o’clock
in the morning'asthe local didn’t
come along till that time.
:
been su ggested th a t all the school
g irls bring a b asket o r box. The
boys will w ant to do some bidding
themselves.
The M osier Hills | s m
Land & Orchard
Company
M o s i e r .
MOSIER
O regon
$ 100 , 000.00
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100,000.00
J . S. SCHENGK, P r e s i d e n t
E d M. WY i lia m s M ax A. V ogt
Vice Pres.
Cashier
85.00
0.50
R;i;:ors put in first-class condition.
Pictures and Picture Frames
J. E. COLE.
Don’ t forget the Big Basket
Social at Stroup’s Hall on Satur
day evening. Nov. 5th, 1910.
9
should be in every modern bathroom.
Not merely healthy in their construe-,
tion, but neat[; and cleanly in their ap- j
pearante.
We are expert sanitary
i lumbers with a practical reputation, i
and a record for excellent work.
We 1
do new plumbing or attend to repairs in _
a most workmanlike' manner.
Our!
charges, considering the quality of our
work, are admittedly low.
G
o uld
& S
n yd er
,
- - OREGON
JOHN G. ZO LLS & SO N S
Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con
P h y s ic ia n
Pass-Time
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OREGON
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3
3
O r e g o n |
£
sr* -1
M n q r p j?
i
i
ORFEON
v /iV L /u l/ii
Don’t forget the Big Basket Social at Stroup’s Kail, on Sat-
urday evening, Nov. 5th. 1910.
THE PARIS FAIR
H O O D R I V E R ’S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E
Ladies'and Misses’ W 09 ! Dresses
We have just in packed another shipment of Misses’ Tailored
S fits and C >ats that are surely all right.
t > choose from.
We have a splendid lot
A m M sses’ Rain Capes and Coats, Bovs’ Rubber and Oil Capes
j.i-* v.h 1. is n ve 1 * I t,n* toe com ng wet weather.
These will beat
bothering with an umbrella and are not expensive either.
* look them over.
Misses s Mackintosh Capes and Ccats for only $2.tX)
Just
OREGON
G eo . H a a c k
e
,
Pres.
All kinds of Building
Material on hand, in
cluding lath and shingles
Estimates given for ma
terial for building. . .
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OREGON
W ork
D o ne
The undersigned is thoroughly
i prepared to put down open wells
in any part of the surrounding
country. Has a complete outfit,
including pipe cutting and thread
ing tools. Does all kinds of ce
ment, rock and concrete work.
Has had 30 years’ experience in
the well business. May he found
by addressing him a t The Dalles,
Ore., or inquire at Maier <St
Schanno’s store, The Dalles, Or.
A. E. N egus .
DR. H. L . D U M BLE
PHYSICIAN
and
Rates $ $1.00
H00D RIVER
1 . 0 0 p per
e r d day
a y a and
n d U up
p
R d teS
? Comer 2nd and Wcishing-ton Sts. 5^ 1 l y u i i v i v,
f
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W ell
Don’t forget the Big Basket Social at Stroup’s Hall, on Sat
urday evening, Nov. 5th, 1910.
2
S urgeon
Oregon
A place where all may enjoy a quiet hour at pool or card table.
A tine tine of Cold Soft Drinks, Cigars and Tobacco on hand.
We treat our patrons courteously and invite the public to drop
in and make themselves at home.
Remember the place, downstairs, under Stroup’s Hall.
MOSIER
and
MOSIER
HOSIER
C r e t e Work
E . N. STROUP, P rop’r
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iwnei
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
Mosier Lumber Co.
HOTEL
I Men’s Clothing, Furnishings $ T he PINES
JOHN W ELLBERG, Prop.
i
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and Siloes
} Good Accommodations
I i h e - d a l l e s ,
and
Fire Insurance
Mosier
Oregon
M O SIER
B a r b e r Shop
Sanitary Fittings
HOOD RIVER
OREGON
The
A. E. LAKE
Ju st r V MV*» 1 s >m? of wh» very n eat‘ »! we have ever
bad. ma•le of th ' 113 «V J i * a it 'rials in t h • bit >st styles.
nicely tv•mrn » i1 with br i Mand 1» it! > is t > m arch, in plain
colors, bHack aii d \Vnite Sh -pherd Checks. Fancy Plaids,
Grays. IFni »^. 1Brow: h an,! • a icy M'x’ lres. They give
choose from.
AH ngos
lendid asset•tment
>0l , a s i
from a c hi!d*8 gingh am dr,M3 for 15c u p to the finest
Misses
dresses for laiilies sUii t hi » for any ih '.'anion.
i\ a. 50.
ö.OO. (>.t)0 and
dresses for $ 1.50, 2
7.50. ag •s 8 to 14 yt at^.
\ heae are beauties for the
money.
ltO.OO
100.00
Notary Public
W ell
O regon
The Popular Clothier
i S an cf undiiid-
ed nrrifita
profits
-
Don’t forget the Big Basket
Social at Stroup’s Hall on Satur Hood River
day evening, Nov. 5th, 1910.
S to r e ,
:
1
The Reliable Dealers
JA S . E. COLE, Agent
S
of the delay in repairing» hridgt j
near the Ixicks.
Passengers
leaving Portland at 4 p. m. ar
rived in [Mosier at 1 n. m., and I
were thankful they were not!
kept out all night.
On 1 fl
w s t bound train which was hole ' 1
up about two miles from tin I
]
Locks, a lady had a v< ry sick
baby.
There was no doctor U
•board the train and she c*> aid H
not leave the car with the child, j
who w a s in danger of dying I
wid e she was waiting f< r the 1
bridge crew, with insuffieiei t B
light, to repair the bridge.
120.00
Mosier, Oregon.
W. J . Hillis, who is traveling;
thru the country in the interests
o f th e Remington Arms Co. and
W. H. KERSLAKE, Mgr.
the Union Metallic Cartridge Co.,
was in Mosier and gave an exhi
bition of his skill with the Rem- j We,,<‘al in im*,roved and “"™r™ved
in g to ll rifle and shot gun.
Tho
land in Mosier district. Send for
handicapped by a strong wind our Booklet of Bargains.
Mr. Hillis did some fancy shoot-!
ing which elicited much admira- ■
tion from the audience.
W. E. Huskey went to The
Dalles last night to t e operated 1
on for a bad case of appendici- i
tis. Dr. Robinson accompanied
him and assisted in the opera
tion, which was successful and
the patient is resting quietly
this morning.
For sale by Burggraf & Stur
E. W. Davidhizer and Elmer gess in all parts of Mosier Dis-
Root are on a hunting trip in the i trict. Fine Bargains. See us
hills south of The Dalles.
before buying elsewhere. We
have small and large tracts. Ten
acre tracts that we can sell you
at the right price on easy terms.
L A M
P S
All correspondence promptly
A N D S U P P L I E S O F answered. We will take care of
you.
Don’t, forget that the price of
admission to the P>askct Social
ind Entertainment on the even-
ingof Nov. 5th, is 25 cts for every
I)E.\I I K IN
nlult and 10 cts for every child
under 12 years °f age. It is ot-
;en customary to allow those tak-
I mg part on the program to come
A telegram fiom A. \\. Laf-lp,
i,U( J(s there will be so
ferty, candidate for Congress- nany
of
and the
object
ii;i"V " i them
u i n ii ill'll
n ' in
d t i of
i'i 2
man, states that owing to a se | giving the
ra
the entertainment
ter, annum, to raise
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vote sore throat, he will be un- money
able to make any campaign
speeches dur'n x the two weeks,
but will continue his tour as p< r
t w. t
pi.slung a mod th : g f
schedule and will see as many
alonr.
voters as possible. Mr. LalTerty
c %
î :
hopes to be in Mosier soon.
j
NEMO CORSETS for slender as well as for s mut
All the east and west hound
figures,
22.00. S3. .">• ». 2 COO md 25.00. Other makes for
afternoon trains were hung up
5oc.
75c.
1.00, 1.25, l. ">0. We have the largest corset de-
last Monday at and near Cascaded
1 nartnvmt in the city.
Locks until midnight <m accounl
^
$85.00
to.ow
15.00
75.00
Alex. Stewart
M o s ie r B o o k
M o s i e r
Sjtiii 1
First National Bank
I nrnrove your correspondence. Use Good Stationery
We have the Lest.
Also Books, Pictures and
Picture .Frames, Post Cards and Novelties
And a complete line of School Supplies
Recently Mr. Burggraf received!
■1 letter from the superintendent
of the Bonneville Hatchery say
ing that the supply of Fry is
limited this Fall and he can send
only 5.000, which will arrive to
day on the 10:50 local.
Mr.
Burggraf will receive them and
place them in Mosier Creek.
Reg. Price
2 1-2 in. Wagons \ 'th bolster spring and
spring seat,
$100.00
2 3-4 in. V. fagons, same a s above,
l i t ’.00
3-in. Wagons,
n <. . above,
115.00
3-in. half truck, gi ar only, wide tire,
tc.10
1 1-4 in. i 1 tf( ni: Spring W agoi, with brake, 185.00
1 1-8 in. Studebaker 1st grade Leggy, leather
top and brake,
125,00
15-lOth Studebaker Buggy, same as a; ove,
110.00
15-loth
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100.00
Studebaker Juniors,
8.50
Lots of fun for you at. the Box
* reaching at 11:00 a. m. and
Morning subject.
and Basket Social, Stroup’s Hall, i:30 p. m.
Don't forget the Big Basket Social at Stroup’s Hall, on Sat
“
T
h
e
Gospel—Heard,
Seen,
urday evening, N°v. 5tlT, 1910.
Saturday eve, Nov. 5th.
.
I Lived.” Evening subject, “The
T. C. Godherson brought into Attitude of the church toward
A. J. Derby
t.w n this week a turnip grown The Saloon.” Voters come and A l l B u s i n e s s e n t r u s t e d t o
< n
riinch : 0 i!h of town tl,at hear.
.
L aw yer
T h e C a r d 01-' t i i s
measured 41 inches in circum
All are invited to attend these
ference and weighed 15 3-4
HOOD RIVER
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OREGON
services.
pounds. \\ ho can go one b etter?>
|
A. C. G orlin ,
In order that there may be j
of The Dalles, Oregon
Pastor.
enough good things to eat at the
WILL HAYE PROMPT ATTENTION
Basket Social on Nov. 5th, it has
100- C a n d l e P o w e r , 6 hour.» f o r
On» C.tnt I E v s r y U » « r t m u * d i J i u y 0110 t>r
in or o f o r y o u r o w n h o m e .
We are glad to announce that grower.
Mrs. Alex Stewart’s condition 1
Early last summer, thru the,
remarkably improved and the I efforts of Win. Vogt and John
prospects of her ultimate re 1 Burggraf, Master Fish Warden,
covery are very good. This will IH. C. McAllister, promised the
be a relief to her many relative, people of Mosier 25,000 trout fry
and friends.
with which to stock Mosier Creek.
Cask, Studebaker Wagons, Hacks
and Puggies at prices below:-
adults an d '50 cents for children.
The sale dates from The Dalles,
Ore., and stationsea
tin
Nov. 13 to 18 inclusive.
From
stations west of The DaiLs, Nov.
13 to 14. No stop-overs either
going or coming.
Final return limit Nov. 21, on
Part of I)UP'ls.
tickets sold at The Dalles and
Mrs. J. E. Tfigley was shop- stations east: Nov. 24. on tickets
Pinhr >" Hood River Tuesda af sold at stations west of The
ternoon.
Dalles.
N18
and get a receipt for th a t y e a r’s
subscription,
n r\
.If
t
inr
l ! ALL K,NDS IN STOCK ; Burggraf & Sturgess
CUTS LIGHTING B!LIS !!! HALF!
nr\
Third National Apple Show
The Oregon Railroad & Navi-
su r g eo n
OREGON
Will practice in Hosier and
May be reached by long dis-
tance phone, Home phone 61.
We have some dandy bargains in Men’s Shoes. soni4
drummer’s samples, only one pair of a kind. We bought
them right and can save you big money on them. If you
have ever tried a sample shoe you will kndw the ..supe
rior quality there is in them. This is a fine lot too. Let
us show you. There is about any kind *>f a shite yoil ¿art
think of at about any price you care to pay.
We have a few of those Ladies’ Oxblood shoes left
that we offered last week, 3.00 and 3.50 values, new
materials and the best of worknldrtship.
-j rrv
Your choice, sizes l to 7 1-2
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-L.clA/
%
L>o’< over our'line of felt and leather slippers.
We
hive never shown anything nearly so complete ai thiA
All sizes, from the smallest a zed infants-to the largest
size men’s.