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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1911)
LOCAL — AT COST State Bank Lxaininer’s Report Predict Great Future I or Oregon School Notts Clyde Bailey has re-entered in __The annual report c f Slate Many people living all over the The Hard Times Social, given1 Bank Examiner Wright shows state keep in close touch with all last Tuesday night in Stroup’s | l *ie , l *‘ that the total individual deoosits the financial and railroad news W anted :—A good homestead Hall, was a decided success in, Robert Boss is absent on nc- in Oregon hanks November 10, of the entire country and of their relinquishment. Call at Bulletin every way. A larger number of count illness, to have I een $104,270,300.40, a office or write, stating price and peep|0 were present than was Coasting and snow balling are net gain since November 16, .giving full description. anticipated, the majority o f them the popular sports this week% 1,009. of $11,221,500.6a The to towns and country districts, who coming dressed for the occasion. Marie Mack is registered in tal resources o f all Oregon banks do not often .see the big daily i TWO BARGAINS Judging from the rags and tat- Miss Brackett’s room, and Oer Reg. Price Special on November 10 equaled $147, newspapers, depend iq on others Two Up-to-date Bungalows for ters in which they were arrayed, | trude Proctor in Mrs. Gove’s 2 1-2 in. Wagons with bolster spring and 518,528.07, a gain for the same who do read them, or upon their one would suppose that the en- j room. sale cheap if taken at once. spring seat, $100-90 $85.00 t i1'™’“ - 'period of $19,829,568.14. weekly t aper, for information.1 2 3-4 in. Wagons, same as above, 90.00 110.00 G u y H. W il s o n . tire community was poverty-j On account of the weather the The capital of Oregon banks Much interest is manifested by •95.00 3-in. Wagons, same as above, 115.00 struck for fair. J he poor hut following have been absent one November 10 was $15,162,025, a 75.00 all in the great activity in rail- j 3-in. half truck, gear only, wide tire, 95.00 ROOMS TO LET.—Apply at respectable peop e were there,., or more sessions: Orville Bailey, K-ain for the year or since No- 120. GO road building in Oregon during! 1 1-4 in. platform Spring Wagon, with "brake, 135.00 City Bakery. the poor-and-don t-give-a-hoot J Hilda and Hugh Ross, Ruby vember 16, 1909, of $3,046,075. 1 1-8 in. Studebaker 1st grade Buggy, leather the past year, aisd in the further 100.00 top and brake. 125.00 element was in evidence, and Proctor, Cecil Rowland, Bernice The increase in the number of work outlined by the railroad j 15-16th Studebaker Buggy, same as apove, 100.00 110.00 the Poor and proud person .Fisher, Francis Mack, Mabel Nationa| banks has been from 77 John Burggraf is a business kings during the coming year. ; 15-16th “ 100.00 85.00 was also present. A few of the | Evans, Jennie Carroll, Clara to 82 during 1910, and an in visitor in Portland this week. The Chamber of Congress Bulle-) Studebaker Juniors, 6.3) 8.50 citizens came in their “ every-1 Carroll, and Marie Mack. crease in the number of state tin says: Mrs. C. H. Dunsmore was a day’ ’ clothes and should have There is only one pupil enumer banks from 155 to 174, making » “ James J. Hill, .Howard Eh j visitor at The Dalles on Tuesday been, if they were’ nt, fined. A. ated in the district that is not tiie total number o f banks doing liott, A. J. Earling, and Julius; last. P. Bateham was fined six bits complying with the Compulsory business in this state November Krutschnitt, t h r e e massive for not appearing at all, and he Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chamber- School Law. Legislators are 10, 256. knights upon the railroad chess said he got ofFJucky. lain were Portland visitors over now working on a bill that will Loans and discounts November boards, have each predicted a Fisher’ s Hard Time Band fur Sunday. provide for pupils not complet- 10 equaled $75,886,961.77, a gain magnificent future for Oregon. nished excellent music for the ing the eighth grade. All ear- for the year o f 18;459,014.99; to Ira Rowland was over from occasion and the hoys were They represent the factors in his Washington home this week rigged out in uniforms that nest educators realize the fact tal amount o f cash due from railroad development which have that the children need the school. other banks equaled 42,884,886. visiting relatives. done much already and will do would draw tears to the eyes of 46, a gain of 4,016,826.53. Sur m< re for the development of the a cigar store Indian. The prizes ANNOUNCEM ENT V. C. Young and son George A Pleasant Evening plus of profits on hand Novem state. James J. Hill is spending A . J. Derby for the most dilapidated and were business visitors in Hood ber I wish to say to the people of “ We had a royal good time” her 10 equaled 7,650,861.54, a an amount in excess o f $1,500,000 most porerty-struck individuals River last Wednesday. L aw y er is what those say who assembled gain since November 16 a year a montb jn railroad building in Mosier, that in the near future, j were awarded, first, to Chas. I will place on the market two j at the home of Dan Snow and ago o f 570,495.80.—Chamber oi ( ) r e g on> ancj Pay S b e w jjj n o ^ Mrs. J. H. Porter visited in Graham, and Mrs. A. Root; blocks o f choice lots at from $100 HOOD RIVER OREGON | cease doing so until his exten to $250 per lot. Portland last week with Mrs. second. Clay Harvey and Mrs. Mrs. McMines, to bid farewell Commerce Lulletin. As 1 expect i ! to Miss Jainella, .who departed Hayslip, who has been seriously Geo. Wood, and third, to Dr. sions are completed. Mr. Hill these lots will l)e taken v ery 1______________ readily, it will be to your ad ! for her home in Sacramento, NOTICE has been quoted as a pessimist 111 Johnson and Miss Mattie Hud Cal., yesterday. To the stock holders in the regarding other sections o f the vantage to secure an early se Several others received R. W. Simpson and C. M. son. lection. The ju ice on these lots Games and New England coun- MOSIER VALLEY TELEPHONE CO country. but lie is an optimist for will he very reasonable and tlie Dickinson were down on Tuesday “ honorable mention.” j try dancing were enjoyed with Notice is hereby given that a Oregon, prophesies it will have terms the most liberal ever o f Notary Public A number of articles that had ! from their ranches south of vigor until the first appearance special meeting will be held in a great future and says he in- fered in Mosier. been lying around the attics for and town. of the next day, when a dainty Lamb’ s Hall on February 14th, tends to play as strong a part in years, and which the owners did Fire Insurance I supper was served by the hos- Wednesday, at 2 1J. M., for the f developing Oregon as he did in The Misses Amse and Mary not want to throw away, were Hosier Oregon | tess. A new and catchy fad of purpose of increasing the capi-! Washington. Shogren, of Portland, came up MOSIER - - - - OREGON auctioned off, bringing sums etiquette at the table was the Wednesday for a visit at their ranging from five to fifty cents. tal stock of the company and any j “ Howard Elliott, of the North- 'guests of. being seated, stood in other business that may ajijiear ern p acjfiCi also speaks glowing place on Mosier Creek. A feature o f the evening was a before such meeting. ja circle around the table. ly of Oregon’ s future, and has i Mrs. R. M. Ross and little “ Hit the Nigger” contest—two D avid R obinson , Those present were: MV. and ] stripped off his coat to work vig- j throws for a nickel, the person daughter Betty returned on Mon Secy. Mrs. Ray Sturgess, Mr. and,Mrs. orouslyin co-operation with the! plugging him receivinga Mosier day from Portland, where they Ik R. Morrison, Miss Irma Oregon Development League. apple as a prize. There were visited friends last week. Phillips, Miss Jainella, Mrs. Mc-i Fruit Growers wanting lime not many prizes given. “ As is well known, the Mil Mines, W. Bailey, F. Forslund, and sulphur spray for use in the Ed. F. Reeves and his mother Refreshments, consisting of P. Arthur, Don Littlepage, Dan spring please place oilers with waukee is rapidly extending its Razors put in Drift-class condition. carne up from Portland on sandwiches, coffee and dough line to the Coast, and will make i For sale by Burggraf & Stur- Snow, J. Churchill, Master Law- the association at once, so we Wednesday to spend a few days I of Portland an important ter- &ess *n all'parts of Mosier Dis- nuts, were sold for ten cents. rence Morrison, and Misses can or,ler from the factory in j at the ranch east o f town. rninal. President Earling re- j trict Fine Bargains. See us The net proceeds o f the evening Dorthaand Atlrn McMines. ! time to insure a supply. Mail an j cently visited the city ancl ] before buying elsewhere. We C. J. E. Carlson and wife and were $25, which was very good, ■ ■ m j order or call at the association] showed his confidence in this city have small and large tracts. Ten considering the Hard Times. R. L. Sundborg and wife were, office to have order booked. A. Stewart is a business visit acre tracts that we can sell you ! and state.’ Plans for another entertain Please don’ t delay. visiting in town last TuesdafC or in Hood River and The Dalles at the right juice on easy terms. M osier F ruit G rowers ment are under discussion. “ Julius Krutschnitt, speaking from their ranches southeast of DAVID ROBINSON, M. D. this morning. All correspondence promptly A ssociation for the Harriman system, an town. nounced that the many construc answered. We will take care of • P hysician and S urgeon Dance in Stroup’s Hall, Sat Important Real Estate Transfer tion projects his interest are en you. urday evening, Jan. 21st. Music Mr. I). I). Hail, o f Mosier, and gaged in are to be jirosecuted MOSIER - OREGON by Newman’s orchestra. Tickets C. C. Patrick, o f Bridal Veil, vigorously which, of course $1.00. A good time is assured purchased this week from Mr. The Reliable Dealers i1 means big jiay rolls and contin all who attend. ^ Lei ter, o f Portland, a part o f the ued prosperity for thousands of MOSIER OREGON old Mosier Estate lying just south workmen.” H. W. Sellinger and wife re o f Dr. Robinson’s house and run turned yesterday to their home G eo . H aacke , Pres. ning east beyond the school JOHN C. ZOLLS & SONS at Mt. Pleasant, Wash., after CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES house. And also all of the land All kinds o f Building lContractors in Stone, Brick and Con- j spending the jiast week with Preaching by the pastor every between this jiiece of land and Material on hand, in relatives in Mosier. crete Work ! Lordsday morning and evening. the Sturgess ridge road, and the Hood River - Oregon ! cluding lath and shingles Mrs. M. J. Baldwin, who has land between the one"acre owned M O S I E R F R U I T L A N D S A S P E C I A L T Y Prayer m e e t i n g Thursday Estimates given for ma been visiting her daughter, Mrs. by the school district upon which We are here to stay, know values and can offer you evenings. terial for building. . .. Jack Burtchett, for some time, is built the town school and the reliable service. Sunday School at 10 a. m, left on Saturday last for her old Booth house. M OSIER - - OREGON Lordsday. We solicit your business on the basis o f “ A Square Deal” home at Dayton, Wash. This gives Mr. Hail one of the Everybody welcome to any of most valuable properties in the Mrs. Herman Stoneman, a | these services. We call especial district owing to its splendid lo former resident of Mosier, wl o I attention to our Sunday School, ell ork cation for subdivision into town has been here visiting with Mr. j Come and help and the School | lots and small acre places, and it and Mrs. C. J. E. Carlson, and ■ VV. H. KERSLAKE, Mgr. ! will help you. ell one is understood that he will place other friends, left on Tuesday A. C. C orbin , some o f the most choice lots on Books, Periodicals, Stationery, Novelties, last for her home at The Dalles. We deal in improved and unimproved Minister. tilt» market at once. Ihe undersigned is dhoivx^rhly and School Supplies. A. P. Bateham, D. P. Harvey. This subdivision has been fru.t land in Mosier district. Send for prepared to put down open wells Subscriptions for all publications at the lowest rates Y. P. S. C. E. J. K. McGregor, Dr. Robinson. looked forward to by a great in any part of the surrounding our Booklet of Bargains. Geo. Chamberlain, D. D. 11 ail* many people both in Mosier and This society meets at 6:30 p. m. ; country. Has a complete outfit, M o s ie r : : O reg on MOSIER, - - ORE. 1 including pipe cutting and thread! N. P. Sturgess. C. IT. Dunsmore. Portland, as it is believed by _ in the C. E. room of the church :ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce- — each Lordsday. E. J. Middlesvvart, and H. G. many that it is impossible to ob | ment, rock and concrete work. “ FINE LAUNDRY WORK” We welcome to our meetings Kibbee were visiting at the tain so tinea view of the river mumm*' Has had 30 years’ experience in Done with neatness and dispatch all the young people o f Mosier eounty seat last Monday. from any townsite between Mo the well business. May be found and vicinity. sier and Portland. Hood River laundry Company addressing him at The Dalles, G. R. Sellingev, of The Dalles. C. C. B rooks , Pres. Ore., or inquire at Maier & We understand that Mr. Jlnil J . E . C O L E , M o s ie r A g e n t ; H. W. Sellinger and wife, o f Mt. Schanno s store, The Dalles, Or. will use a jiart of all o f the Pleasant, Wash., and B. L. Sell A. E. N egus . money secured from the sale of inger, of Trout Lake, Wash., are DEALER IN H flT ' these lots for road and street here visiting their mother, Mrs. work, and as it is possible to get Adeline Sellinger. They all vis-1 easy grades all over the tract DR. H . L. D U M B LE ited at The Dalles on Monday * JOHN W ELLE ERG. Prop. there is no reason why this last. should not become one of the PHYSICIAN ano SURGEON best residence districts in Mosier. Read in January Sunset maga HOOD RIVER : OREGON zine, “ Los A ngeles H ome l a n d ” , superbly illustrated in , NOW ......... »on™, h ™ u , four colors, ‘ T he S pell ” by 0. drop in and renew your subscrip- ; f Will practice in Mosier and N. and A. M. Williamson. A tion to the B ulletin . You want May be reached by long dis thrilling California Romance. paper and we need tire Now on sale—all news stands— monev. tance ph»ne. Home phone 61. 15cts. Hard Times Social Success During the month o f January I will sell Cash, Studebaker Wagons, Hacks ancl Buggies at prices below:— Alex. Stewart, Mosier, Oregon. . Alex. Stewart D. D. H A IL Fruit MOSIER Lands B a r b e r s h o p J. E. COLE Burggraf & Sturgess ADVERTISE IN THE BULLETIN and Get Results. Mosier Lumber Co. J. K. McGREGOR & CO. REAL ESTATE The Mosier Hills Land & Orchard Company W Money to loon on improve l property. Mosier Book Store W W D A. E. LAKE The Popular Clothier" Clothing, Furnishings Ì * HE HOTELr and Shoes r Good Accommodations 3 t h e DALLES, OREGON ! Corner 2nd and Washington Sts. C. J. Littlejiage went to The Dalles on Wednesday with his Ayredale dog. to consult a sur geon. The dog was shot last August in the leg and the bullet has never been extracted. Mr. I, ittlej>age will have X rays aj>- plied to locate the trouble. The dance given at Stroup’ s Hall last Saturday was one of the most pleasant and enjoyable nf- fairs of the season. Many visi tors were preesnt from Hood River and all enjoyed themselves to the limit. Newman’s orches tra, of Hood River, furnished ex cellent music. Another dance will be given on Jan. 21st. notice o f which is given elsewhere in this issue. Rates SLOG per day and up lHOSIER; OREGON $20,000 stock formerly owned by J. E. CHAPPEL, Goldendale, now on saie at THE PARIS FAIR, hood r iv e r ♦ W« bought this about ¡2c on the dollar and are r Bargain* you hav< ever heard of in this section. This stock consists o f Laces, Embroideries, Dress Goods o f every description. Men’ s and Ladies’ Suits, and I.adi, s’ and ChiYien’s Di.-sses; Mens Hats. ( . s Gloves; Shoes for Ladies and Children made by Utz & Dunn that we will clean up at a big W' lix ami Dre-'S Shoes for Men, ( hictt and Monarch Shins f o r . !in; Mcki D 1 i urs for I adi. s; La \ogue Sui s and Coats for Ladies cut to the last notch, and while ttbeyare not the latest styles the material and workmanship are first class. First class $25 to $36.00 suito for - $9.50 250 pr Men’s extra pants, cotton mixed, corduroy and ail wool goods Young Men’s Suits fot $2.98, 4.63 and $5.43 $20.00 to $25.00 suits for - 5.50 ^York pants for Soc Men’s Suits for one-half their value. $15.00 to 18.00suits for . . . 5.00 VatUt‘ lor 1.25 Ladies’ long coats 8.00 value for - - 4.00 4.00 values for 2.00 Don’ t rrtfss this opportunity for we are going to clean $10 value for - - 5.00 6.50 values for 4.10 this store up as quickly as we can, and you want to $12 value for - - 6.00 98c, 1.00. 1.G9. and 2.00. Men’ s Hats special for 48> your choice while the stock is complete. $15 value for - - 7.50 Boys' suits with knickerb cker j>«nts 1.50 suits now Indies. Short Coats values $2.50. 3.00, 4.00, 6.00 and >6 $5.0*7 values now . . . 9.00 Your choice only . . . 50c 8.75 $7.50 values now . Children’s Coats. A fine line and at prices away below 2Ec Corsets and girdl * values up to 1.50 your choice for wholesale. These are all good styles and fine materials. 5(c Corsets up to 2.50 for About 75 Boys Suits, fine all wool materials, values up to Corsets values up to 4.00 for 1.0 0 6.00, your choice • - 1.50 This Sale is being held on 2nd floor
