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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1910)
A T COST agement offered them to extend School Notes More People For Oregon Oregon-^ ashington Booklet. The meeting of the Oregon branches and new lines wherev — The publicity department of| James Carroll has returned. __________________________________ ______ ! the 0. It. & N. Co. has just is-; , Patrons wishing to contribute Development League at Salem er they are needed. Oregon is on the eve o f a tremendous eco- ----------------- --------------- . -=■------ Now is the time to look up , | sued sue<J a booklet DooKiet called “ Success fancy work or anything to the this week was the most impor- your subscriptions for Maga-' in Oregon and Washington.” It bazaar, please notify one of the taut affair o f its kind ever held in nonic change, and the railroads £ ) U r f o g t h e m O I l t h O f N o v e m b e r I W i l l S e l J gines. Ask for catalog_of Cut ; is a pamphlet of some 15 pages, 1 teachers. tf | well printed and illustrated, and! The doll bazaar and oyster sup- . froT every W alU yto'th eT tate" i 'o r s T t L t chang^ T h ^ sh ou ld F o r C a s k , S t u d e b a k e r W a g O n S , H a c k s Kates. and Buggies at prices .below: — contains in condensed form much per wj|] given by the school ,1 representative men who are en ;■ be treated vvith the M osi eh B ook S tore . nu uut'i ‘uuy# , valuable in formation about the eh i]jren ¡n Str0Up’ .s Ilall Satur . gaged in exploiting the resources !ie~s “ ________ Reg. Price Special of Oregon for the purpose of at-1 W a n t e d : —A good homestead diversified resources of these two day evening, Dec. 10. 2 1-2 in. Wagons with holster spring and hooks n.irchased tractin^ settlers- Throughout Some Apples relinquishment. Call at Bulletin states empires in themselves. | q ixfppn spring seat, $100.00 $85.00 theten centner capita fund the discussions the keynote ot j An orchardist at Cashmere. office or write, stating price and We here rpiote a few of the , 2 3-4 in. Wagons, same above, 110.00 90. CO opening puragraj >hs which will ....... , _____ : . co-operation struck no discordant Mashington, Mr. E. P. Groves, -3-in. Wagons, same as -above, 115.00 95.00 giving full description. have been received making a to he of interest to those who may sound. There was unanimous has several trees growing apples 8-in. half truck, gear only, wide tire, 95.00 75.00 tal of 255 hooks in our library. For extra fancy dressed chick not see the booklet: 1 1-4 in. platform Spring Wagon, with brake, 135.00 120.00 J sentiment that the exploitation 30 Lrge that but twenty-seven ens, mail card, stating weight The proceeds of the bazaar 1 1-8 in. Studebaker 1st grade Buggy, leather “ In Oregon, with its area of work of the future should he can be P^ked in one box. The and number wanted to Mrs. H. top and brake, 125.00 100.00 will be added to the entertain 96,030 square miles, there is a ¡carried on with a view to giving civim? apples are known as the Black 15-16th Studebaker Buggy, same as apove, 110.00 100.00 M. R oop , Mosier, Ore. population (estimated) o f 725,- ment fund, from which will be all localities in the state equal1Ben Davis and are fully five 15-16th “ “ “ “ “ 100.00 85.00 purchased some good pictures. 000. The area o f Washinglon is opportunities in presenting their ' nt'hes in diameter. He has con- Studebaker Juniors, ‘£ .50 6.50 FREE admission to Stroup’s merits to the home seeker, tracted every one of the apples Leslie Webb, of Portland, isj 69,ISO square miles and its esti visiting friends in town. mated population is 1,250,000. Hall Saturday evening, Dec. 10. There will he complete elimina- at a fibrul'e approximately twen- The state of Ohio, with an area Attractions are new songs by tion o f the reprehensible habit ^-five cents each- 0ut of his Fred Evans is in attendance at of 41,060 square miles, has a pupils, fancy work booth, candy 0f “ knocking” one portion of orchard he picked five red apples the Apple Show at Portland. A . 11 , . . . . i ’. l l ^ U C L , „ K .-A ~ ~ .1 population of 4,500,000. Massa booth, candy raffle, doll auction, the state in the belief that it is that fill a half bushel basket and Go to the Mosier Lundier Co. ten of them a common apple box. chusetts has an a -ea o f 8,315 fish pond, oyster supper. 1 an aid to some oilier portion. for your sash, doors, srceensetc. These apples are growing on square miles and its population The following have been ah- The numerous speeches made Geo. S. Hail was in attendance is given as 3,326,397. Indiana sent one or more sessions this and papers read at the meeting three-year old trees, about fifty Mosier, Oregon. at the Portland Apple Show this has an area of 36,350 square week: L e o Nichols, Robert disclosed very satisfactory re- apples to a tree. These are be week. miles, and its population is 2,- Scearce, Blanche Ross, Edith suits from the publicity work al- lieved to be the largest apples in the Sam W. Stark and wife, of 940,520. Harvey, Ruby Proctor, Eugene ready performed, and also out- ffl0Wn -........ . Northwest ....... 1 » . . this B usiness entrusted TO i “ The states o f Ohio, Massa Root, Paul Bailey, Virgil Rusher, lined an elaborate program for year-~S t. Louis Republic, O cto-1 * Hood River, spent last Sunday A . J. Derby T he C are of the chusetts and Indiana have a Mabel Napper, Bernice Fisher, the future. in Mosier. i b e r IT- L a w ye r Introducing President Howard Mrs. J. K. McGregor went combined area o f 85,720 square Lawrence Morrison. ----------------------------- First National Bank miles, and a population of $10,- Elliott, of the Northern Pacific CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES to Portland Wednesday f o r a HOOD RIVER - OREGON 766,917. Oregon has a greater A new corporation, The Hood Railroad, President Wilcox of short visit. Preaching by the pastor every of The Dalles, Oregon area with a population less than River Apple Orchard Company, the Development League, quite Lordsday morning and evening. Miss Howard, of Odell, is the one-tenth o f that o f the states WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION has been formed recently by truthfully stated the railroads Prayer m e e t i n g Thursday guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. named. Washington with its Messrs. W. B. Alien,. H. Coburn had expended more money for $ 100,000.00 Capital Davenport. Surplus and undivid immense area has a population Allen, Fred F. McCrea, and publicity work than all other or evenings. ed profits 100 , 000.00 Sunday School at 10 a. m. Viret Brooks and I). C. Napper less than one-fourth o f the states olhers and they have already ob ganizations combined. Mr. El Notary Public Lordsday. indicated. were visiting at the county seat J. S. SCHENCK, P resident tained control of about 600 acres liott in his speech supplemented and Every body welcome to any of E d M. W illiams M ax A. V ogt ■on Monday last. "Oregon and Wa hington, vvith o f land in the upper valley south this by the statement that since Fire Insurance these servioe3. We call especial Vice Pres. Cashier Dr. I). Robinson and P. M. their greater areas, are capable of Parkdale which they expect coming into the Pacific North Mosier Oregon of supporting a larger population to develop and sell west the Northern Pacific had M ention to our Sunday School. in five and Ross are attending the Portland Come and help and the School than that, oi the states named on ten acre tracts. Messrs. H. C. expended in bringing to the at- Apple Show this week. •soil products alone. Labor on Allen and McCrea secured the Mention o f the world the ad- will help you. Many Mosierites attended the the farm, in the orchard, and in A. C. C orbin . land with the assistance o f A1- vantages of the country more Hood River Apple Show on Fri all the allied pursuits o f agri fred T. Alien, o f the Hood River than $8,000,000. An equally sat- day and Saturday o f last week. culture is abundantly rewarded. District Land Company, who has isfactory showing could probably NOTICE Mrs. R. M. Ross and little “ There is room in Oregon and operated extensively in the up- he made by the Harriman lines, The Commercial Club Smoker, daughter, Betty, were passen Washington for many thousands per valley section, and their which for the past four years wb¡cb was be ]ie](] tonight has Razors put in first-class condition. gers on Monday’ s local for Port of fanners, orchardists dairymen property consists of some of the have been lavish in their appro-1 been postpone(i until Monday land. and poultry growers. There is best pieces of raw land in that priations for advertising the re For sale by Burggraf & Stur- Pictures and Picture Frames night. It is hoped that this ! gess in all parts of Mosier- Dis- Lee Evans and John Burggraf “ steai1Iy " larket with good prices part of the valley. It does not sources of this country. change will result in more mem ; triet. Fine Bargains. See us Now that it has been demon bers being present. returned Wednesday evening tor all that can he produced. all lie in one tract, hut the pieces Land is reasonable andatile cli were selected. An office was ¡before buying elsewhere. We strated beyond question that the from a few days’ visit at Port mate congenial.” opened a few weeks ago in In- i greatest need of the Northwest land. NOW is an excellent time to have small and large tracts. Ten dianapolis by H. C. Allen and is more people, and also that the acre tracts that we can sell you drop in and renew your subscrip C. M. Dickinson came up from Henry Bauer was a passenger Mr. McCrea and they have in railroads are spending millions at the right price on easy terms. DAVID ROBINSON, M. D. tion to the B u lletin . You want Portland yesterday to spend the on yesterday’s local for Portland. terested a great many people in All correspondence promptly winter on his ranch south of the Hoosier metropolis in their to get them here and more mil the paper and we need the answered. We will take care of P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n The company plans to lions to open up new territory money. Mrs. Verl Masten is visiting lands. town. you. iter parents in Portland this soil the tracts on easy terms and on which they may be located, Mi. and Mrs. F. R. Chown, of develop the land for the ¡;ur- there should be the most harmo week. Burggraf & Sturgess MOSIER - OREGON Portland, visited last Saturday chaser, caring for it until the nious co-operation between the Hills with their son, W. E. Chown, R. R. Morrison and family t rees are five years old. George )eople 'and 'the 'T aifroadl The The M o s i e r The Reliable Dealers , . T . „ , and family. went to Portland y<‘ terday to l. Sargent, the well-known or- ... chardistof the west side, will' development League in Us Salem MOSIER op . e g o n ! Mosier Lumber Co. A. I*. Bateham is attending attend the apple show. have charge o f the development! session showed clearly that it Land Orchard the Apple Show at Portland this work on the tracts and he ex-1 had perfected admirable plans Now is an excellent time to G eo . H a a c k e , Pres. week. He has charge of the subscribe for th e BULLETIN. p«cts to take twenty acres him- for the most satisfactory distri- JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS All kinds 'of Building self upon which he will live and i)Utjon of those new settlprs. Mosier exhibit. Company \ ou ought to take your home superintend the work of clearing Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con Material on hand, in With the railroads spreading Coo" Krause, of The Dalles, paper. planting and caring for the crete Work cluding lath and shingles young orchard. It Is probable the gospel of Oregon opportuni who spent Thanksgiving at the W. H. KERSLAKE, Mgr. Hood River Oregon Miss Maud Bateham spent last that a considerable colony of In ties and turning the newcomers Estimates given for ma Davenport home, returned home week ^it the ranch with her dianapolis people will he out in a over to the various branches of on Wednesday. terial for building. . . We deal in improved and unimproved father, A. P. Bateham. She was few years to take up their resi- lhe Development League there ADVERTISE fruit land in Mosier district. Send for J. E. Carpenter is in Portland acconq anied from Portland by dence in that section which is MO SI ER - - OREGON Doing rapidly put into cultiva- should he due appreciation of IN YOUR her school B i nd, Miss Caroline attending the Apple Show. Mr. ti6n. — Glacier. I their efforts and every encour- our Booklet o f Bargains. Carpenter has some o f his tint Seal. MOSIER. - - ORE. apples on exhibition. Xmas will seen he here. Now — -- --------------- LOCAL ' ¡ Stewart, Alex. Alex. Stewart I? mit M O SIER B a rb e r Shop La* / . E. COLE. & Home Paper Miss Alice Radermacher, o r Portland, spent the Thanksgiv ing holidays with her friend, Mrs. J. T. Davenport. is the time to buy your presents. i Im prove your correspondence. Use Good Stationery) Come in and see what we have. W e have the Best. Also Books, Pictures and Maybe you will find just what Picture Frames, Post Cards and Novelties you want. |j M o s ie r B ook S to re . And a complete line of School Supplies The W ell W o r k W ell D o n e Pass-Tim e The undersigned is thoroughly prepared to put doXvn open wells in any part o f the surrounding country. Has a complete outfit, ineludingpipe cutting and thread- | ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce- | inent, rock and concrete work. Has had 30 years’ experience in the well business. May be found by addressing him at The Dalles, Ore., or inquire at Maier & 1 Schanno’s store, The Dalles, Or. E. N. STROUP ; Prap’r Mrs. C. G. Nichol returned on The car of Spitzenberg apples, !| M O S IE R B O O K STORE, Tuesday from her trip to Kan A place where all may enjoy a quiet hour at pool or card table. sent ! y II. Sprout., o f Hood I j OREGON M 33 " ^ sas. She visited in Cedurviile, A fine line of Cold Solt 1 rinks, Cigars and Tobacco on hand. River, which look first prize and ■- We treat our patrons courteously and invite the public to drop Cal., on her way home. sweepstakes at the National in and make themselves at heme. ;.iie ti« ;-« fc .* v K Did you know that a year’s Apple Show at Spokane, was Remember the place, downstairs, under Stroup’s Hall. subscription to T h e Bulletin sent to Chicago and repeated its OREGON MOSIER / would make an excellent Christ victory there. a mas gift for some friend? As the Portland Apple Show • > Mrs. I,. L. VanNortwlck and is still on, we can’ t give a full A. E. N egus . DEALER IN two daughters, o f The Dalles, account of it this week, but will visited a couple of days last wet k in the next issue. We will say, with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Duns- however, that Mosier apples will DR. H. L. D U M B LE win some of the prizes and that JOHN WELLBERG, Prop. more, returning home Sunday. X * they would win more o f them if PHYSICIAN a nd SURGEON READ in December Sunset I Mosier soil were not so rich that Magazine “ SAN FRAN< ISCO i the apples prow t< o large and HOOD RJVER OREGON THE EXPOSITION CITY,” su perfect, according to the report perbly illustrated in Four Colors. •f i no of the judges. Now what Now on sale All News Stand-. Will practice in Mosier and do you thin*' of that? There 15 cents. were several exhibits of Mosier May be reached by long dis Corner 2nd and W ashington Sts. | [apples that were ruled out be J. K. McGregor left on M tance phone, Home phone 61. day for Salem, where he at cause of their size! More anon. .. i ii ■ w r v -in r r - Y - i r ¿ I M I M hl I II I K aam sm ■ ■ a n a s tended a meeting of the State id U tiS H M S B Development League. He nls< Books, Games, Toys, Dolls, Everything imaginable in the attended the. Apple Show it and Pillow Cases line of presents for old and young Ted Iv Bears. Puss In Boots, Mechanical Toys, Drums, Portland before returning. ry a big assortment. THE BEST 1 MAPiE We Hofses and hundreds of other articles. The first snow of the sear.pn » fell in Mosier last Saturday <t Yiight. The storm was general / § » J over Wasco, Hood River and Sherman counties. Only about xi«*' J three inches fell here hut a ? hort distance hack in the hills it wj - \\V v;, ,,]t;1 like j OU to S' T >! ,u r SETS, M ;L I"A R Y SETS. SHAVING SETS, CUEF and and Gentlemen. Ties. Umbrellas. Sweater C u t». over six inches deep. mi •• i„ Collar Boxes. Fancy Box Paper. C ut Glass, Fancy China,—a very large Books, M lfffers. Shawls. Toques, Leggins. Shirt Waist iro > h \v!)¡ •!\ indu des eve , in..,;,; Then t ore are r « »rtment of the very choice-: make and dainty patterns. Looking Patterns. Dress Patterns. Handkerchiefs. Ribbons, Laces Lee Evans and W. A. Davis Suit for La<!y. Gomioma» Mis* or Boy eis. Pieck Boards, Sewing Se i kets. I 'urs and Fur S< , h. e r imes. Whisk Bm om s«rd ¡>. Ifi.u-k Machines fi r and E n1 . oidcries. Fancy Hosiery. Purses and Grips, m rd He, Hold < returned last Saturday mgl t I l Mats, Ca; Buggies. Express Wagcnr, B u k iig t nr-* al cays appreciated. t > lit ie girls. Trains, Boats. Loll 1o 1 Biggies. Bolts and Belt Buckles: ami hundreds o f other articles from Vancouver where they ate ¡.ill ' s. i areV Nte I The iir.es' jin in tin* I Horses, Sleds, Shoo fir s. Fountain i e ns, bar.cy Neeh W eil- ter I ailier suitable ior gilts. s, Fount. Thanksgiving d i n n e r w i t h I “ Uncle Jimmy” Brown and wife. I Mr. and Mrs. Brown f< rmerly J T A lived here and they sent their ; best wishes to their old neigh- J r A I R 1 1 1\. a O 1 O JD hors. and U . ifari.i LA-.L. - j ?.'. ~ 1 j A. E. LAKE “ The Popular Clothier” - Men’s Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes j T he PINES HOTEL i Good Accommodations TH E D A LLES, O REG O N J Rates $1.00 per day and up MOREGON i Pequot Sheets § 1 o 1 Christmas Goods in the City If u rrt jpi T7 p A R r I Q H O O D R IVER 'S L A R G E S T BEST STO RE