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MOSIER Oregon Wool Cromers’ Another Surprise Party School Notes Association Mosier, the land where red ap Tlio beautiful weather/ and Rosa Carroll has been dropped. OFFICIAL OA'l ples. grow; James Carroll i waaabent M on- «rood roads enticed a number of The 13th Annual Convention Master, the land where pure (j-iy, friends to give thorrstlv. ftspccial Now iss tlwv tinwk tuo look up o f the Oregon Wool Growers’ waters flow; jiour subafimifci'jaa fot' Maga-* Emily Husbands was ill Tues- invitation to visit Mr. and Mrs. Association will be held at Port Mosier, the land where fortune J. Howard Porter, at Mayerdale, gnes. Ask. fc* oataluglof Gut day, land, Oregon Jan. 3rd, 1911, just awaits you; Edith Harvey was absent last Monday evening. Rates. tf The Porters evidently were one day before the opening of Mosier, the, land where kind Thu-*day. M o s ie r B o o k S t o r e . not expecting company for their the great 47th Annual Conven- friends will greet you; The Napper children have . II . • ■ , f . . ^. T .. I l A n n l A n 1 I AV» Reg. Price Special. tion of the National Association, Mosier, the place where the cli motto is “ early to bed and early W anted :—A good! hamestead moved away. 2 1-2 in.-Wagons with bolster spring and and Mid-Win ar» Sheep Show. mate is grand; to rise,” etc., and had just car spring seat, relinquishment. Gad attllAlleidJ» $85.00' $100.00 Cecil Rowland was absent The 0. R. &~N. Ry.-Co. have Mosier’s t h e place where ried out the first part of the mot 110.00 2 3-4 in. Wagons, same ns above.-, 90.00 office or write, statina prtofr' awdd 'fjlurs(]ay- there’s no better land. to when the beautiful strains of granted a 1 1-3 fare for round ! 3-in. Wagons, same as above, 95.00 115.60’ giving full descriptl*«^. Maxwell and Laura Kibbee are "W e won’ t go home 'til morn trip with privilege of attending j Mosier, the iand without osten- 95.00 3-in. half truck, gear only, wide tire. 75.00 For extttWfaMy; d#®***d -chiclo- absent on account of sickness. 1 1-4 in. platform Spring Wagon, with brake, 135.00 120-COi tation— ing” were wafted upon the air both Conventions. 1 1-8 in. Studebaker 1st grade Buggy, leather Portland and her Commercial’! Mosier, the spot needing no ir <*is, mail'cu*dd. rtailnfc weight Merry Christmas and Happy from about fifteen vokrw from 100 . 00 - top and brake. 125.00 and numb/»*» Wuwtétkto Mrs,-- H. N ^v Year to readers of school their front porch. The Porters’ Club are making elaborate prepa-; rigation ; 100.00 15-16th Studebaker Buggy, same as apove, 110.00 M. Rttoi*,. ?.Mwt#rr Ore\- notes. first thought was that a band of rations to give the Wool»'Growers Mosieri the place where the wild 85.00 15-lGth “ '* " “ 100.00 flowers grow; Thie pictures have been selected Greeks was serenading them and bounteous and sumptuous ent««:- 6.5(1; Studebaker Juniors, 8.50 WANTflSL Mo&i^r,. the place where you’ ll These two conven- gieweraH housework aftd order for same placed with were questioning in their- minds tainment. whether or not to let them in, tions coming together promise to neap .'f you sow. fJiawityYoi seven, best wages | Mr. Cole, when Mrs. Leedy opuned the be a great and significant gather- Mosier, the land of grand scenic fit) r' gttod service. Address The ninth grade are complet ing of sheepmen. filraiik A. Cram, Hood River, Ore. ing the work in book-keeping door and welcomed the. crowd, view;' It is up to us to show our ap- M osier , the place that’ ll just this week. I After several hours spent in Paul, Grace and Clyde Bailey social converse and eating candy, ¡preciation to Portland by accept- suit you. John BurggfiyTwnia-'awdsitor in delicious refreshments w e r e ' nK her invitation in person next Portland last SuiwrAy-- have been absent one or more served by Mr. and Mrs. Porter, January and help welcome our Royal Neighbors Initiate Mrs. C. G .- Nichol1 was shop sessions this week. assisted by Mrs. Le<edy. The j border sheepmen, Mayflower Camp No. 3989 Roy There will be no school Friday | ping in Hood Rivery^Sterdiy. candy was made by Dr. Robin-1 R w|" be a business session al Neighbors of America he d a Go to the Mosier Lumber Co. p. m. of this week. The holiday son, who is almost as successful discussing laritf,- lorest Re- | class adoption last Saturday 5br your sash, doors, srceensetc. vacation will extend until Mon at the confectionery art as at 3erves> Quarantine and Speed A. J. Derby evening. Mountain Home Camp day’ Jan. 2, 1911. the operating table. 1 Limit Laws, Prefatory Animals, | R. R. Morrison and family Team of Hood River came over ------------- -------------- L aw yer : After a very amusing game of Wool Sales, appointment of Ad- on the evening train and exem Were visiting in Portland last P. L. Arthur left yesterday “ brush” led by Dr. Johnson, the y*S()l'y Boards,-, and othei sub- plified the work in a splendid Sunday. for Castle Rock, Wash., to spend HOOD RIVER - OREGON We wish a« o«F readers and Christmas week with relatives. company departed, just in time -)ects have placesr-on the program planner, and the affair closed of the National Convention. fo catch the last car for River- with a sumptuous banquet, after everybody else a very* Meryy If you have a bargain The Mid-Winter Sheep Show which almost all attended the Christmas sermon at th e brink, Akerdale, and Other stop Christmas. I promises to bevthe best ever held dance at Stroup’ s Hall. let me know. I will Christian Church Sundav morn ping places on the lihe. Those D. C. Napper and' family left ing. Come and worship with us. Come and bring remaining over Sunday were en handle- it quicker than Those present were Mr. and in America. last Saturday for Texas, where j your friends, Everybody wel- tertained at dinner by Mr. and any other dealer. G. Wm. Johnson, S. E. Fran Mrs. J. Howard Porter, Mrs. Notary Public, they will reside. M . Mbsier. cisco and J. W. Harvey were Leedy, Dr. art/il1 Mrs. Johnson, come and’ D O N’T K N O C K BOOST Very respectfully, C. C. Brooks left on Tuesday business visitors at the county Dr. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr. and Those attending from Hood Fire insurance5 D an P. S m ythe , Secretary. - OREGON fer-his old home in Illinois for a i seat on W cli^ rtsy. Mrs. J. N.-Mosieri Mr. and Mrs. River were: Messrs, and Mines. MOSIER - - - Pendleton, Oregon. Mosier - Oregon ttoo irtawhs’ visit.- Fraedrick, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. R. Crump, E. S. Mayes, Thos. McMurray, son of Wm. Walter Upson, A. Klinger, W. Miss M. L - Bishop came up McMurray, of Portland, came up Shoarc-n,' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. N. NOTICE Corey, Mmes. C. W. Dakin, D. fiom PoTllAnd lasFiSaturday and on Tuesday and will spend Akers, Misses Fwbager, and A!i<e There will be no preaching in McGilvery, I. Ford, H. Norton, ¡A visiting her sistfer, Mr». John Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. A. Shogren, and MasU<rfe Everttand the Baptist Chunh next Sunday H. (M VanAllen, May Fernald, Audrey Fraedrick. Boss. P. Kerron. morning, but Miss Foster will occupy the pulpit in the evening. 6b A) Robertson, Misses Anna The DeMoss Lyric- Bards con Miss Marie Shogren came up Rhymeir and Lena Crump, and Mr: Corbin, pastor of tl e Sunday School as usual. cert, last Satarday night was from Portland, where she is at Mr. Geo. Zolls. Christian Church, expects to Every one is cordially iiiVited We I bat tended 'a«d gave general tending school, and will spend spend next week, after Sunday, to these services. satisfaction.- R aiors put* i rt firtrt-elass condition- the Christmas holidays with her at Junction City, Ore. W. - A. S tark . Geo. Evans was a visitor at For sale by Burggraf & Stuft-- Ray Sturgeea-'^aWlo wife, Mrs. parents. Hood River yesterday morning. gess in all parts of Mosier Dis H. G. Kibbee and Miss Priscilla Xmas will soon be here. Now Miss Alice Mosier came down trict. Fine Bargains. See us Foster were visHing in Hood is the time to buy your presents. from The Dalles to spend the before buying elsewhere. We Come in and see what, we have. River on Monday! have small and large tracts. Ten Christmas vacation at home. Maybe you will find just what .’AAW^^ot, John Evans, Geo. you want. acre tracts that we can sell you Carroll a¥M>'0. • E. Wilson were M o s ie r I S tore . at the right price on easy terms- IDAVI© ROBIN'SON,. M. D. F o r m e r l y a t p e n d l e t €>N “ FINE LAUNDRY WORK” business visitors at the county All correspondence promptly Last Sunday’s Oregonian con STATE LOCAL STOCK INTPKGTOiK Done with neatness and dispatch Shat on Monday laBt. answered. We will take care of P h y s ic ia n a n d S u h g eo n -' tained a full page picture of a Office At (). K. STABLES PHONES: Hood River laundry Company \ you. Bid you know that a year’s Mosier apple orchard. The pho Officif-MAIN 1871 subscription to T h e Bulletin tograph was taken by F. A. Sho- J. E. COLE, M osier A gent Residence—M a IN 4311 Burggraf Sturgess MOSIER - OREGON Wbuld make*%n excellent Christ jgren who owns the orchard, and inas gift for some friend? The Reliable Dealers I (whose little daughter, Alice, is Mosierites in11 Hfcorto Rivrr’ on keen standing on a ladder hold- MOSIER oregon TWsday were -Mr! -dWAM rfcv-Diek ing a basket of apples. ---------------- G eo . H aack e , Pres. son, Mrs. A>- Marsh The Union Sunday School had Jhd Mrs. Wm. Marsh, and ll4f W. the largest attendance last Sun JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS t All kinds of Building Davidhizar. day since the summer vacation. Material on hand, in Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con J. T. Davenport and wife and The new graded lessons are prov- \ cluding lath and shingle? crete Work the latter’s mother, Mrs. Krauss, ing very satisfactory, and the M O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y Oregon Hood Kiver W. H. KERSLAKE, Mgr. Estimates given for ma left on Tuesday for The Dalles, teachers and scholars are taking We are here to stay, know values and can offer you terial for building- . . where they: will si*red Christmas great interest in them. Satur Wedeal in ¡«proved and unimprov, reliable service. day evening the School will give w*ttf fsfeM#: ADVERTISE < \ M O S I E R - - OREGON* fruit land in Mosier district. Send for j its annual Christmas exercises. W ‘ 'solicit your b tsiitess on the basis of “ A Square Deal” Mrs. V. C. Young. Mr. and IN YOUR Friends of the School are in our Booklet o f Bargains. Mrs. John Beldin, Mrs. Amy ! . Money to loan on improved properly. vited to The Home Coming Gove and Miss Lucilla Brackett MdtSIER, - - ORE. w ell W o rk Christmas Party. Wifre visitors in Hood River on The Fraser Stock Co. gave only Saturday last.. W e l l D o n e two performances here this Xmas Stamps? Xmas Tags, X ii.ifs Cards, Xmas Paul Harmsen was in town 'r t j week, instead o f three as r.d- Monday from his ranch sciflh yertised, on account of several* Stationery, Xmas Gift Boxes, Post Card | The undersigned is thoroughly east o f town. He left Monday pf the company having bad colds. Albums, Pictures, Books and Novelties. ! prepared to put down open w ell? E. N. STROUP, Prop r in any part of the surrounding' afternoon for Portland whertf he This company contains some a< - S tore . M o s ie r B o o k country. Has a complete outfit,, th -*'WTnt<rer A place where all may enjoy a quiet hour at pool or card table. tors of ability, especially the O R îriO N including pipe cutting and thread M Ô S IE R A fine line of Cold Soft Drinks, Cigars and Tobacco on hand. Y. Cooper cttfne down from y°U I1d s<)11 Mr. Fras*r, who is ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce ti. We treat, our patrons courteously and invite the public to drop ment, rock and concrete work. his ranch south o f town Tuesday ;a N to ‘ be «ood in anything he; in and make themselves at home. Has had 30 years’ experience in and went to The Dalles on busi-! undertakes. The Frasers left Remember the place, downstairs, under Stroup’ s H till the well business. May lie found- Hess. He stated that there was yesterday for Du fur.- They may i by addressing him at The Dalles,. MOSIER - - - OREGON a|»out a foot of snow in the hills, return to Mosier at a later (late. i Ore., or inquire at Maier & V» Schanno’ s store, The Dalles, Or. E. A. Franz, the hardware! To accommodate the increa:-- A . E. N e g u s . rtierchant of Iforfd RiVeF, is at mg patronage of the post office, DEALER IN the head1 o f a corffpany which our popular and efficient post will erect a three-story building mistress, Miss Hunter, h a s D R . H . L. D U M B L E This- on Oak street’ adjoinin'}? the El aiddtAl 48 new lock boxes. '♦ill lie a great convenience t*» JOHN WELLBERG, Prop. liott block. The building will be PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON occupied by E. A. Franz as a de- many who have heretofore l>een i partment store. able to get their mail o<fly HOOI) RIVER OREGON . . when the general delivery win- « i^.-E. Snell and W. E* Swen- (j()W was open. There is per- gel have purchased 2) acres of ^ & |jttu, ,ess lloor space in- Will practice in Mosier and’ hpple land from H. M. Huxley th GLv.hut the space in. id* May lie reached flÿ long dis-' in the Grandview neighborhood, the office is irranged more k > i - and will proceed to clear it this veniently tor the quick distribu tanoe phone, Home phone 61. ï, « m i « «(MMiwi»- VVihter. Mr. Snell was a caller' tion of mail. iff our bfliee on Monday and left his meaure for the Bulletin for a, A nice year. DRESS SHIRT Wh' not buy yourself NEW SUIT or OVERCOAT ’ A. E. Negus, the expert well with either band or soft collar with tie to match would for a Christinas present if you think no one else will. digger who has been sinking a please any gentleman if you buy a M AN (3 4 f t VNi 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 T Weir for C. J. Littlepage. was ir One of And. by the wav, they’ re the best shirts made. You HART. SCHAFFNER & M ARX V l AKl 8 town on Monday and informed are getting something that is guaranteed in every w a y - are the liest you can buy. All wool, perfect tailoring, the Bullet ¡IT reporter that he had This St.u-C will be open THURSDAY. FRIDAY and Sat- fast colors, perfectfully tailored and strictly right. $1.50 and guaranteed satisfaction. Suits from $18.00 to Struck waler at a depth o f 120 URDAY Evenings 1.75, 2.00 and up. Other makes for 5Cc, 75c, 1.00, 1.25 $25.00. Overcoats $16.50 to $25.00. Other makes in feet, ami lbnt there wijj lie a' Don’ t forget that a new sled, wagon) steam engine or meeh.tr ieal and up. suits for $6.50. 8.00, 10.00. 12.00 and 15.00. Overcoat* ijountiful supply df good, soft toy always pleases a boy, or. a doll carriage, doll, book or game will SMOKING JACKETS. There are vary few men that for $5.00, 6.00, 8.00. 10.00. 12.00 and 15.00. water. Mr. LHlttftajr/ will put bring gladness to the heart of any girl. Our toy department is yet Boys’ Two Piece Suits with knicknerbocker pants, full do n*»t enjoy one if these, and a present of this sort is in a 4-horse-powerelijfiHe, w h Y ij well supplied and we can give you something that will meet any de will run the waTef to all parts ot 1 cut, and ot t ie newest weaves for 2.tK). 2.50, 3.00, 3.o0, long remembered. mand. 4.00, 5.00, 6.00. S.tH) and 10.00. his new hous? and all over the Then there are hath robes, slippers, gloves, handker Ready-to-wear children’ s dresses, capes, coats, gloves, hoods, caps, ranch, tin; prospect* o f getting chiefs. ties, purs s. suspenders, stick pins, watch chains, OVERCOATS FOR BOYS toques, tarns, house slippers or dress shoes, muffs, furs or toil u sets. water ^orT his p|aco were very pins of all the fraternal societies, shaving sets, suit One of the Is"*’ lire s ami biggest values in the city for Ladies’ dr,«ss->s. shirt waists, skirts, v-its; capes, kimor.as. shawls, |Kx>r for awhile and 0. J. wi s cases and grips and trunks, and; hundreds of useful and $2.50, 3.50. 5.0'., 6.04. 8.00 and 10.00. gloves, fancy china, silverwenr, and cut glass, rings, pins, belt buckles, 4uite discouraged, but with the appreciated gi.Tsthat we have not r.W'tioned. Let us U'lts. dress goods and waistings. You will have- m>trouble in find Itriking of this large vein he has help you solve*the problem. Plenty o f time yet. ing something suitable here. Come in and see for yours* If. a bonanza and feels like a mil- — AT COST LOCAL ~ During the month of December I will sell For Cash, Studebaker Wagons, Hacks^ and Buggies at prices below:— Alex. Stewart, Mosier, Oregon.. D. D. H A IL REAL ESTATE Alex. Stewart MOSIER J. A. Veterinary Lands -Barber Shop J. E. COLE, Surgeon THE DALLES K. M cG REG O R & REAL ESTATE ORE The M osier Hills Land & Orchard CO. Company r A. E. LAKE 'The Popular Clothier i i THE Ì Corner The Pass-Time Ì ^T he PINES HOTEL Clothing, Furnishings : and Shoes ' Good Accommodations D A LL E S. OREGON Rates $1.00 per day and up 2nd and and Washington Washington Sts. Sts. j THE PARIS FAIR ’d iin x rrv I. )■»■■■*■ .»¿t- r.zi Mosier Lumber Co: Home Paper C h r i s t m a s Go o d s l I Men’s & R E I S O M , OREGON