To Develop Immense Power <
Iowa Road Building Idea
Joint Installation
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES
The
Hood
River
News
says;
(Washington
Post)
Preaching by the pastor every I
Lamb’ s Hall was filled to its
capacity last Tuesday night,
The state of Iowa claims to Indications are not lacking that Lordsday morning and evening. !
nower in ' Prayer m e e t i n g Thursday!
W anted :—A good homestead [ when the combined members of have discovered the solution of some of the immense power
problem
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the
Hood
River
that
has
been evenings.
•relinquishment. Call at Bulletin j the local lodges of Odd 1 ellovvs the ‘ ‘good roads
.office or write, stating price and an(l Rebekahs, with their friends Some philanthropist out .there, lying unused will soon be put to
Sunday
School at 10 a. m.
o c UJT
U IU O C who
VTIIU U
W I I I it,
t , K or
Jl will
Will I j
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by those
own
giving full description.
assembled to participate in and who is also a genius, conceived u use
H h ay"
witness the joint installation of the plan of making a good coun n. pass into the hands of those who
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J Everybody welcome to any of
the
officers-elect
for
the
ensuing
try
by
the
"dragging”
process.
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TWO BARGAINS
Reg. I Vice
Spécial
The Watt Development Com- these servioes. We call especial!
A large tree is felled and a log
Two Up-to-date Bungalows for term.
Mention to
to our
our Sunday School. I 2 1-2 in. Wagons with bolster spring and
The ceremony of installation taken from the butt, severed in l,any was recently given a city attention
sale cheap if taken at once.
$85.0*
help and the School
.spring seat,
$100.00
streets 1 Come , and
for the Odd Fellows was per twain with wedge or saw,
franchise to use
the city ---------
saw, and
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G uy H. W ilson .
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2
3-4
in.
Wagons,
same
as
above,
110.00
formed by District Deputy Grand on the flat side of the two beams for installing a city line supplied VV1*‘ help you
95.0*
3-in. Wagons, same as above,
115.00
A C. C orbin .
Master T. J. McClure, and for are nailed cross pieces diagonal from its site at Tucker’s bridge,
75.0*
3-in. half truck, gear only, wide tire,
06.00
ROOMS TO LET.—Apply at the Rebekahs by Miss Lenora ly, and when thus fashioned the and it is thought that it will not
Minister,
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1 1-4 in. platform Spring Wagon, with brake, 135.00
City Bakery.
1 1-8 in. Studebaker 1st grade Buggy, leather
Hunter, District Deputy Presi two timbers are joined together be allowed to long remain idle.
100 . 0 ®
top and brake,
125.00
The new company that has
Y. P. S. C. E.
dent, and their work was com in the shape of a flatiron.
To
100 . 0 ®
15-16th Studebaker Buggy, same as apove,
110.00
bought
the
light
and
power
This society meets at 6:30 p. m.
A FEW of Mosier farmers plimented by the visiting mem this harrow are hitched horses
15-16th
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100.00
85.0«
leaving land for sale have se bers from The Dalles, brothers or mules, and the road is "drag plant, it is expected, will develop ; in the C. E. room o f the church
Studebaker Juniors,
8.50
6.5*
a much greater amount of power each Lordsday.
lected L. H. Leininger, a pioneer McClay, Light, Ward and Van ged” when it is wet from rain.
We welcome to our meetings
All Iowa is praising the great than it now has in use, while
farmer of Mosier, as their agent Nortwick.
several
projects
of
a
smaller
all
the young people of Mosier
The following officers were in success o f the road just con
to bring their land to the notice
j
nature
are
contemplated
that
j
and
vicinity.
structed
by
this
process
from
stalled
for
the
ensuing
term:
For
o f the public. We have upward
C. C. B rooks , Pres,
o f 1500 acres, mostly small farms the Odd Fellows; J. E. Iligley, "river to river” —that is, from 1 will call for harnessing up addi-
at bargains, all within the Mosier N. G .; D. Robinson, V. G .; J. N. Council Bluffs, on the Missouri, i tional sites on the river.
In addition to the big plant
fruit belt. Address L. H. Lein Mosier, Secy.; Elmer Root, Fi to Davenport, on the Mississippi.
Road Work Progressing
which
it owns at Dee, the Ore-
nancial Secy.; Lee Evans, Treas.; The work was done in a single
inger, Mosier, Or.
J204m
D. P. Harvey, with a force of
,
C. T. Bennett, R. S. N. G.; G. day, when, by concert of action, k °n Lumber Company some time
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ago
acquired
on
eof
the
best
sites
e,i?ht
or ten men* has been Put‘
10,000 farmers, with their teams
i ting in good time and work on
Mrs. J. N. Mosier visited in H. Wilson, L. S. N. G .; T. J. Mc
on
the
river,
with
the
under-
Clure, R. S. V. G.; L. Lamb, L. and hands, appeared on the high
REMEMBER
I the Mosier , end
Hood River on Monday last.
standing that it is to be used fo r ,,
_ of the new or
S. V. G .; Thomas Godberson, way simultaneously with
A, J- Derby
That I will soon have on the
The
generating electric power when | low e r road to The Dalles
Miss Myrtle Harvey left on Chaplain,; A. Grosser, Warden; drags.
An admirable road is
market some very choice resi
road
has
been
swamped
out
as
L awyer
Monday for St. Marys, Idaho.
Wm. Wright, Conductor; Chas. the usufruct, though it is recog the time comes for its need in
far as the south line o f Dr. dence lots in Mosier at the most
reasonable prices and terms.
Abermathy, I. G .; W. E. Hus nized that for a year or more, af the near future.
Robinson’ s orchard on the hill
O. E. Wilson visited his family
OREGON
I am spending considerable HOOD RIVER
key, O. G .; Gordon Graham, ter each rain when the ground is
east of town and now awaits the time and money in locating the
at The Dalles the first of the
R. S. S .; Gus Godbersi-n, L. S. S. not frozen, the "drag” must be
School Notes
work of the surve/ors.
When easiest possible roads thru this
-week.
The
For the Rebekahs: Miss Lur- brought into requisition.
The intermediate grades ha- e completed this road will be one tract with a view of making this
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Fraedrick line Fisher, N. G .; Mrs. A. L. labor is trivial, the resulting
been having mid-year examina o f the best on the Columbia *be most sightly and convenient
were visiting in The Dalles yes Gove, V. G .; Lenora Hunter, benefits incalculable.
residence district on the Colum-
River.
tions during the past week.
: bia River.
terday.
Rec. Secy.; C. T. Bennett, Treas;
Tennessee, not to be outdone
Notary Public
Dr. Robinson was a visitor i t
Mrs. Wellberg, Warden; Mrs. by Iowa, proposes a road con
N. M. Macy. of Hood River,
Herman
R e e v e s returned
and
Elsie Graham, Conductor; Wm. structed by like process from the school Monday morning.
is here visiting Mr. and M:s.
Wednesday evening from a visit
Fire Insurance
Wright, R. S. N. G. Mrs. J. H. Bristol to Memphis, a much He gave the pupils an interest John Evans.
MOSIER - - - -
OREGON
at Portland.
Mosier
Oregon
ing
talk
about
contagious
diseases
Porter, L. S. N. G .; Mrs. C. greater distance, and should the
No trouble to answer questions
Subscribe
for
your
home
paper
and
spent
sometime
listening
to
Arnold Wvss, o f Bakeoven, is Wyss, R. S. V. G .; Mrs. John scheme prove as successful at
and get the Portland Evening
visiting this week with his Evans, L. S. V. G .; Mrs. M. Har the South as it has at the West the class work in each room.
Telegram also.
brother, Gerald, and family.
lan, Chaplain; Mrs. C. Graham, then the matter of good roads is
Rev. McGee was a visitor Mon
I. G .; T. J. McClure, 0 . G.
likely to give comparatively day afternoon.
E l m e r S t r o u p returned
He also at
E. E. Fraedrick and L. A,
At the closing o f the cere small trouble in the future, for tended the opening exercises Wednesday night from a brief
Mathews were business visitors
mony remarks were made by the every community with a particle Tuesday morning and gave a visit to Portland.
¡n Portland the first of the week.
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newly installed officers and by of public spirit can have them,
and at relatively insignificant ve^y inter,estin^ tal,k on the evlls! Dr. N. Johnson spent part of
Miss Edith Harvey left las* the visiting members, after cost.
ana results ot tobacco, which this week at Cascade Locks dc-
Razors put in first-class condition.
Sunday for Umatilla, where she which the company repaired to
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was appreciated by both teachers ¡ng dental work.
For sale by Burggraf & Stur-
will visit her brother for some the Mosier Restaurant, where an
E. Jacobson, of The Dalles, and pupils.
gess in all parts of Mosier Dis
The Ladies Aid Society will
time.
oyster supper was served.
A spent several days this week at
trict. Fine Bargains. See us
meet with Mrs. J. N. Mosier on
his ranch on Rock Creek.
Mr. j
most
enjoyable
time
was
had
by
before
buying elsewhere. We
Mrs. F. P. Taylor, o f The
NOW is an excellent time to Wednesday next, Feb. 1.
Jacobson has spent considerable
■ have small and large tracts. Ten
Dalles, visited last Saturday and all and, as a result of this happy money improving his place, hav- drop in and renew your subscrip-
The boys have taken advant- acre tracts that we can sell you
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. D. gathering, a number o f applica ing built a nice house and cleared tion to the B ulletin . You want!
tions
for
membership
into
both
and set"to fruit trees about forty the paper and we need the aKe
the weather the past at the right price on easy terms.
Robinson.
DAVID ROBINSON. M. D.
of the orders will be received acres of land.
i money.
week to enjoy coasting.
All correspondence promptly
A. L. Sundborg and Wm. soon.
Both these orders are
Geo. Denton, of Seattle, ar answered. We will take care of
P hysician and S urgeon
Johnson were attending to busi prosperous and are making a
rived yesterday and will spend a | you.
ness matters at the county seat steady and healthy growth.
few days with his sister, Mrs.
MOSIER
OREGON
yesterday.
Dick Evans.
Messrs. John Evans and Fred
A. P. Bateham and R. M. Ross
The Reliable Dealers
Read in February Sunset Mag
attended the meeting of the hor- Evans were visitors in Hood
azine SAN D IE G O -T H E CITY'
OREGON
OF DREAMS COME TRUE. MOSIER
ticulturalists held in Portland River on Wednesday.
Beautifully
illustrated
in
four!
this week.
Mrs. Ralph Duvall, who has
G eo . H aacke , Pres.
colors. TETRAZZINI SINGING
JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS
IN THE STREETS OF SAN
W. E. Imholtz and John Kru been seriously ill the past week,
All kinds o f Building
FRAN CISCO-C II R I S T M A S C ontractors in S tone, Brick and Con
ger. of Hood River, spent a few is reported as improving.
EVE.
Now
on
sale.
All
news
Material
on hand, in
cre te W ork
hours in town between trains
John Wellberg went to The
stands. 15 cents.
Hood
River
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Oregon
cluding lath and shingles
M O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y
last Tuesday.
Dalles yesterday on business
Roads in many parts o f the up
Estimates given for ma
We
are
here
to
stay,
know
values
and
can
offer
you
Mrs. Lizzie Lambert arrived bent—trying to collect a board
state are described by a state of- r p L p M
c i a r H i He
terial for building. . .
ficial having occasion to travel 1
4 1 U M CI
m ild
reliable service.
on Tuesday last to spend a few bill from a show company.
! them as being as deep as they
days with her parents, Mr. and
M O SIER - - OREGON
We solicit your business on the basis o f "A Square Deal”
Miss Lourine Dunsmore came
iare wide in many stretches.
Mrs. John Evans.
down from The Dalles last Sat
This is because the farmers of
M on ey to loan on improved property,
Oregon would rather have such
Mrs. L. Winther, came up from urday and visited over Sunday
roads than tax the land specula
Portland last Tuesday to be pres with her brother, C. H. Duns
W ell W ork
tor to build good ones.
ent at the joint installation of more, and other relatives.
W. H. KERSLAKE, Mgr.
While the apple growers did
W e l l D o n e
the Odd Fellow and Rebekah
The Rev. S. G. Bettes will give
not
agréé
on
any
definite
plan
of
lodges, held Tuesday night.
Books,
Periodicals,
Stationery,
Novelties,
a lecture tomorrow night at the
action at their meeting in Port
We deal in im proved and unim proved
land this week, they were unani
The undersigned is'thoroughly
J. R. Huskey returned last Baptist Church, on his travels in
and School Supplies.
fr
u
it land in M osier d is tric t. Send fo r
prepared to put down open weItB
week from a month’s visit in the South America, and will preach: Subscriptions for all publications at the lowest rates mous in deciding that something
must be done.
There were our B ooklet o f B argains.
in any part o f the surrounding
valley. His brother George and Sunday morning. Everyone cor
| many men o f many minds and
country.
Has a complete outfit,
O regon
family accompanied him home dially invited to both lecture and
M O SIER
MOSIER, - - ORE.
I apparently not enough o f one
including pipe cutting and thread
4.
and will spend the winter here. service.
j mind to settle the question o f the
ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce
proper method of disposing of
ment, rock and concrete work.
“ FINE LAUNDRY W ORK”
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An advertisement is to a mer
Mr. and Mrs. Van Nortwick
j the fruit crops. It is hoped that
Done w ith neatness and dispatch
Has had 30 years’ experience in
chant very much what sowing came down from The Dalles
a satisfactory solution will be
the well business. May be found
found at another meeting to be Hood River Laundry Company by addressing him at The Dalles,
seed is to a farmer. It may take Tuesday to visit their daughter,
held at Walla Walla.
a little time for the results to In Mrs. C. H. Dunsmore, and at
J. E. COLE, M o s ie r A gent Ore.,
or inquire at Maier &
come apparent, but they are sure tended the joint installation of
Schanno’s store, The Dalles, Or.
to come.
The wise farmer is Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, re
A. E. N egus .
not niggardly with his seed, nor turning home Wednesday.
the wise merchant with his ad
Work on the two railroads up
vertisement. —Ex.
DR. H. L DUMBLE
the Deschutes River is being
JOH N W E LLB E R G , Prop.
G. H. Page and wife returned pushed as rapidly as the weather
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
home last Wednesday from Port permits, and it is said that both
land, where they have been vis roads are now ready to run
HOOD RIVER
OREGON
iting their children.
Mrs. Page trains into the interior for a dis
has spent the past two months tance of 71 miles.
The Harri-
at Los Angeles, Cal., where she man line expects to reach Red
Will practice in Mosier and
went to attend to business con mond by May 1, and the Hill
May be reached by long dis
nected with the estate o f her road will reach Bend in the early
’
tance phone, Home phone 61.
brother, who died last October. summer.
AT COST
— LO CAL —
During the month of January I will sell
For Cash, Studebaker Wagons, Hacks
and Buggies at prices below:—
120 0
Alex. Stewart,
Mosier, Oregon.
Alex. Stewart
D. D. H A IL
MOSIER
Fruit
Lands B a r b e r S h o p
J.
ADVERTISE IN THE BULLETIN
and Get Results.
E. COLE
Burggraf & Sturgess
Mosier Lumber Co.
J. K. McGREGOR & CO.
REAL ESTATE
Land & Orchard
Company
Mosier Book Store
A. E. LAKE
The Popular Clothier*
} Men’s
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PINES HOTEL
| Good Accommodations
THE DALLES, OREGON
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Corner 2nd and Washington Sts.
iMOSIER OREGON
Landlord Welll>erg’s hotel as
sumed the nature o f a hospital
the past week.
Mrs. Wellberg
has been ill for several weeks
and then his three boys were
taken witn measles.
They are
recovering nicely now.
Miss
Jennie Olsen, who has been so
ill with typhoid fever, is now-
convalescing.
Suits with
Boys’ Suits At a REAL BARGAIN.
Knickerbt>ck»*r pants, good new late styles
8.00 suits now
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5.75
7.50 suits now
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4. 65
5.00 suits now
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3.00
4.50 suits now
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2.75
Some dandy blue serge suits with two p airs of trousers,
one pair knickerbockers and one plain Just 1-2 price.
Fruit Growers wanting lime
and sulphur spray for use in the
spring please place orders with
the association at once, so we
can order from the factory in
time to insure a supply. Mail an
order or call at the .association
office to have order booked.
Please don’ t delay.
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M osier F ruit G rowers
BOYS’ , LADIES’ and MISSES’ SHOES
$1.50
Values up to 3.50.
Patent Leather, Kid and Box Calf.
Light and heavy soles.
All good and snappy shoes and
comparatively new stock.
There are some big bargains
for you at your choice
The pair
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1.50
MEN’S SHOES
1.98
Here is a fine line o f Men’s shovs in Patent Leather,
Kid and B *x C.ilf, Blucher cut and Bals.
Shoes for work
and dress wear.
Here are some dandy values.
These
shoes are $2.5), $2.75. $3.0 ) an 1 jy .5) values. Your choice
the pair
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$1.98
A ssociation
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Clothing, Furnishings T H E
and Shoes
Rates $1.00 per day and up
THE PARIS FAIR,
H O O D R I V E R ’S L A R G E S T
&
BEST STO RE
We are still offering some o f the Best and Biggest Bargains in season
able merchandise ever offered in this section.
We bought this stock
at a big reduction and we are anxious to clean it all out before our spring
goods begin to arrive. Don’ t let this opporturnity goby. It means dol
lars to you.
Men’s Hats
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48 c
Hats for Men and Boys that Chappell sold for 85c and $1.00.
Your
choice now
48c
Men’s Hats, good ones for
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Here are some hats that sold for $2.00 and $2.50 and are well worth the
price. Your choice
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Our buyer, Mr. McCarty, left last Tuesday, on his regular trips to the
Eastern markets to select our spring line o f merchandise.
Quality and
style are very important, and in order to keep our stock right up to the
minute in quality and price we find it very necessary to go direct to the
We are giving to our customers a very useful "House
hold Book” . This book contains all kinds of information,
as to areas, athletics, baseball, births and business. Value
of coins, largest cities, distances, etiquette, heights and
weights, horse power, jokes, business laws, physical cul
ture, postage. U. S. salaries, and hundreds of other sub
jects worth knowing. Ask forone. We want you to have
one.
Infants Wool Saques
.................................... 5 c
These are damaged some but not enough to hurt them
much. Worth from 25c to 40c now
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5c
Corsets mostly large sizes left now 25c. 50c and $1.00
Piece goods. Mohairs. Albatross. Cotton and Wool Suit
ings. all at a big reduction, from 40 to 60 per cent.
Ladies’ Shirt Waists
1-2 price
Ladies’ Skirts
1-2 price
Ladies Tailored Coats
1-2 price
manufactory and leading wholesalers in person and seenre
the best and newest for our ever increasing business.
Watch for our new spring stock. It will be larger and
finer than ever.