Mosier bulletin., March 31, 1911, Image 4

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* Tips on Spraying
RESOLUTIONS
Prineville Road Sure
Deputy Sheriffs Johnson and1 At this season o f the year
To the officers aou members 01
(Oregonian)
! Mosier Camp Nu. R,537. Ai. \ . Olinger, o f Hood River, came to; many people are thinking of pur-
Construction work on the pro­
Mosier Wednesday mm rung anu, , ehasmg spraying outfits, and a
TW O B A R G A IN S
posed railroad from Prineville to I <>
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W hereas , 1 he silent messen- with Deputy Sheriff C. H. Deris- few comments along that line i
Two Up-to-date Bungalows for MeLjlius, with finances provide ger of Ufcalil jiasi openet] tjie por.
more, o f Mosier, arrested a man are therefore timely, says A. L. '
sale cheap if taken at once.
entirely by the people ot Prine- tals Lhrough which our beloved
viile and other parts oi Central! neighbor. Oust VVm. Johnson, by the name o f Myers, who haet Melander, entomologist, Wash-
Cuv h . W ilson .
Oregon, will be started before was called to that great fou . been here several days. On the in on Slate ('■• lege, Pullman.
A single bordeaux nozzle uses
same train with the deputies
the end of May, predicted R. F beyond, and
A FEW
¡L .m U U ' a prominent Metolius:.
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W
In ins
his departure
we from Hood River, was Deputy- about two and one-half gallons
, J of r Mosier
, . farmers Heckman,
" » hereas
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uep
¡having land for sale have s e -| .t...........# „ i have lost a true friend and neigh
I citizen, who was in Portland ' n bor, and his family a kind and Sheriff Archie Leonard, o f Port-| of spray per minute at a pressure
lected L. H. Leininger, a pioneer
Two nozzles.
land, bent on the same mission. of 200 pounds.
| business yesterday.
loving husband ami father, and
fanner of Mosier, as their agent
Myers’
description
tallies
ex-
therefore,
will
use
about
five gal-
Not content to wait for one of Whereas, He was a true Wood­
to bring their land to the notice
actly,
so
the
officers
say,
with
ions
per
minute.
If
you
have
he two system lines —the Ore­ man and Neighbor, in name and
o f the public. We have upward
that
o
f
a
man
who
shot
and
tvvo'leads
of
hose
and
two
nozzles
action,
gon Trunk and the Deschutes
T here , on
it reeol ' r :
.of 1500 acres, mostly small farms
killed a brakeman near Spokane, each, your pump must supply
>ine of the O. W. R. & N. Co.—
That this Camp tender its heart­ on March 15. He was traced to ten gallons or it will be wasteful.
at bargains, all within the Mosier
which are building through Cen­ felt sympathies to the wife and
fruit belt. Address L . H. Lein-
Most pumps on the market
tral Oregon, Prineville people children of our deceased Neigh­ Trcutdale, Hood River and Me-
jnger, Mosier, Or.
J204in
I
k
denied
all
know
cannot
supply ten gallons per
sier.
While
have taken upon themselves the bor, in this, their sad hour of af-
ledge
o
f
the
crime
and
said
he
minute
and keep the pressure
c
¡on.
iask of financing and construct­
was
never
in
Spokane,
he
was
I
above
200
pounds,
STRAYED
Resolved,
That
we
drape
our
ing a railroad that shall place the ;
held as a suspect and taken to! In order to have this capacity
charter in mourning 30 days.
"Twohorses, 1 white-face bay, city in more direct communica-|
Resolved. That these lesolu- I orJnnd on tic afternoon train. a two-horse power engine is
•with one white foot; one black tion with the outside world.
lions be entered upon the min There is a reward of $1060 for needed. It you intend to use
with star in forehead, 3 white
The distance from Metolius t o 1 tiles o f this Camp, that a copy of the arre t of the murderer.
two leads of hose with a single
feet. L'oth horses have halters Prineville is about 31 miles, with the same be sent to the bereaved
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nozzle, you can get a small size
on and shod in front.
Owner an ascending grade of about one family, and one to the Mosier
Surveyors from The Dalles
pump,
and possibly a one-horse
Bulletin
for
publication,
can have same by proving prop­ per cent.
It has been figured
were here this week running
. i ,i.t d,
power
engine would do.
You
out that $1,000,00(1 will complete
erty and paying all expenses.
lines for a new road on Sturgess
•I. K. W il c o
will
find
that
most
pumps
on
the
H. L. ¿J toltz .
a first-class road and place it in
i Ridge. This road will shorten
J. N. M o s ie r ,
market have a capacity of seven
T RADE
operation.
4-4t
Mlie distance to town for the
E. L. R o o t ,
or
eight
gallons
per
minute.
Although several routes have
Will trade splendid 8-room
Committee.
ranchers living on the ridge.
1 Some of them are even equipped house in St. Johns, 3 blks from
Iteen surveyed, it is believed that i
FOR SALE
with three-horse power engines leading business sire» t, lot 50x
Notary Public
the one which will take in the!
ICO, best plumbing throughout,
in
order to do this work well.
Inquire
Early Rose Potatoes,
ar.d
town of Lamonta will be chosen.
A pump throwing eight gal­ 4 large closets and hath, 5c
at A. Stewart’s store.
Fire
Insurance
This road will pierce a rich agri-
lons is large enough for three fare to Portland, finest of
•ultural section that also can I k
-
Oregon
views, etc. This place is ah- Mosier
nozzles only, unless you wish to
levoted
to
fruit
and
vegetable
Subscribe for the Bulletin.
shut down the nozzles. It seems the owner wants to get out in
trowing. Stockraising also is a
to me that it is not economy to the country and will trade for
Win. Marsh was transacting driving industry to the territory
use two nozzles to one man and good Mosier property. Value
business at The Dalles Tuesday. between Metolius and Prineville, 1
a single nozzle to the second $3,000.
o
J. T. Lelliott is busy erecting md much of the country is heav-
sprayer.
If you intend to use
a residence on his property south dy timbered, so that, the road is
,
two
leads
of
hose you will find
o f town.
onsidered a paying investment
your spraying can he done cheap- MOSIER - - - - OREGON
Miss Alice Davenport, of The from the start. Prineville is the
No trouble to answer questions
j est by letting each lead carry
Razors put in first-class condition.
Dalles, visited relatives in town argest town in Central Oregon,
two nozzles. If you want to get
nd
since
both
the
lines
that
Tuesday.
a small pump that has capacity
l ive built up the Deschutes Val-
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Stock S.’ -icá
for two nozzles, I would suggest
P. L. Arthur returned Monday
Measurements
g have left it in the distance,
putting both nozzles on a single
evening from a few days’ trip t<
lie necessity of rail connection
lead and in that way dispense
Portland.
is felt.
with the services of one man.—
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C. T. Bennett was a passenger
While plans have not yet been j
Ex.
on Tuesday afternoon’ s local for perfected the people hack of this!
DAVII) ROBINSON, M. D.
Portland.
mterprise propose to take over j
F o r sale by Burggraf & Stur-
A few settings S. C. White
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
Mrs. J. K. McGregor was t ,ne maps, specifications and
g in all parts o f Mosier Dis­
Leghorn eggs from trap-nested
visitor in Hood River Tuesday rights of way of the Metolius & I
Hock, for sale, $1.50for 15. Full trict Fine Bargains. See us
Prineville Railway Company, or-j
afternoon.
MOSIER
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OREGON
blooded Houdan eggs, *1.50 for before buying elsewhere. We
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unized by Harrison Allen and,
have
small
and
large
tracts.
Ten
Mrs. J. T. Davenport returned
15.
il.'ner Portland people a few I
acre tracts that wc can sell you
G. P . M o r d e n ,
Tuesday from a visit with rela­
veeks ago, and to succeed that
H . G . K 1 3 B E E
at the right price on easy terms.
Mosier,
Ore.
4-2t
tives at The Dalles.
p r
oncern in the conduct of its
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All correspondence promptly
Dr. C. A. Macrurn", of Port­ business.
answered. Y. e w ill take care oi
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
B orn :—March 30th, near Mo- iU13V' eu‘
land, visited at his ranch, near
If work is started next month, |
sier, to Mrs. Guy Patterson, a you.
town on Tuesday between trains. vhich seems probable, the road
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daughter.
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C. A. Frey went to Hood Rivei ■a i he completed before the end j K A-""'tu.-, *
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Tuesday afternoon and atbmdi < >f the present year or early in i
The Reliable Dealers
according to the opinion of
a meeting of the Knights of!
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K r e t z e r ,
oregon
MOSIER
Heckman and others who are in- i
Pythias.
E XPER T W E L L D R IL L E R
■rested in the enterprise.
F o r S a l e C h e a p . Coon
JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS
IN YOUR
strong, 1400 lb., 9-yr-old horse
Contractors
in
Stone,
I
»tick
and
Con-1
School Notes
also a good riding and genera
All work guaranteed
crete - Work
use pony. Inquire at this office. | Georgia Fisher was absent
A i l
On ail lines icr menni
of A P R I L.
Must have more room.
Alex.
ri,
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Nosier, Oregon.
Alex. Stewart
ADVERTISE i
and Get
BULLETIN
':s.
B c r
MOSIER
Barber Shop
D . D . H A IL
D o o r s
0 w s
Fruit
Lands
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
J. E. COLE,
M CSII
Burggraf
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J. K. McGREGOR & CO.
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REAL ESTATE
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ADVERTISE
M O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y
THE DALLES
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Address 402 W 7th St.
Black 1771
Money to loan on improved property.
O V E R 6 5 YC ,r .r ,’
E X P E R IE N C E
Mosier Book Store
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j Men’i
C. M. Long and wife arrived
from Portland on Saturday and
moved out to their ranch.
Mr. *
Long is building a new house.
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O e e ic n s
C O P Y R IG H T * & C .
Anvone sotìdlrtfj a «ketch nn<l deHcription m;.v
qutcù’v useertniu oitr opinuui freo xvliot'-.cr «:i
irivoli*ioti is rrohnbly p itoni.tl'lo. « inniutricn-
ti'Mis strio tly conti denti ¡il. HANDBOOK onl'nteuto
so l'utcnts
ut f-.oa. O
buLt itizenry for neouri::« pai onta.
i akon tlirouirh Munii ir Co. reeelve
Bl urtiti notine, w ithout ch R rjc, in vilo
Sdcntific Umeritsi»,
v, ,r; f.»ur
'.t3,$1.
MUNN & Co,36,B"ad"- New York
A handsom oly illnrtratod vfcokly. T.r.rcost clr-
onlfttion «if nny Rclentllic lournal. T» rnia, f ? a
niont
S o ld b y n ll ncTsdcalera.
Urunch Utlicc.
F 8L, WoshiDKton, D. C.
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f ruit land i:i Mosier district.
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The undersigned is thoroughly
prepared to put down open wells
in any part of the surrounding
I »one with neatness »ml ilisr &U*h
, . entry. Has a complete outfit,
Hood River laundry Company including pipe cutting and thread­
Does all kinds of ce­
J. F. LO I E. .M ommi : A c . i . nt ing tools.
ment, rock and concrete work.
Has had 30 years’ experience in
the well business. May be found
bv addressing him at The Dalles,
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
Schanno's store, The Dalles, Or.
“ FINE LAUNDRY W ORK”
JOHN WELLBERG, Prop.
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DR.
H.
L.
PHYSICIAN
DUM BLE
and
surgeon
HOOD RIVER
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Will practice in Mosier and
ilay lie reached by long dis­
tance phone. Home phone 61.
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A ni( st complete line at ti c lowest prices
For Young Men I he finest assortment of pure silk, negligee
and golf shirts just received.
Ladies Neckwear
just opened up.
Men's exir.i quality, fin • weave, dark blue serge suit with fine
m. hair lining. Tailored in the finest of style by Hart, Schafi'ner
i Marx. The suit
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.
$25.00
MEN'S AND BOYS'CAPS.
We have one of the largest and
finest lines of caps this season that we have ever had. All style
in Golf. Yacht. Eton. Skiddoo and Auto Caps. All sizes in plain
and fancy mixed goods. Caps for 10c, 15c, 25c. 35c and up.
SPECIAL
Men’ s summer
weigot balbriggan undero'ear
in ecru and fancy mixed colors.
Regular 50c values.
This is a
broken lot, not a full run of
sizes in anyone co! :• bat about
all sizes in the lot.
Y'our
choice, the garment
- 38c
ROYS' WASH SUITS If you wish anything in the line of a
nice was! ;-i>V suit for the hoys we can show you ore o f the best
assoraiiviiU in the city. In Russian and Sailor stiles in whit",
ta; a; 1 -'an . washable materials. Suits for 50c, 70c. 00c. $1.60
$1.40 and up.
SPECIAL Men's balbriggan
underwear, i dds and ends in
colors ecru, pink anal blue.
Worth 50c a suit, special 17c a
garment.
h o o d
D one
MOSIER. - - ORE.
i MOSIER. OREGON
f
need
W ork
W ell
I our Bookt t o f Bargains.
Kates $1.00 per day and up
a W
You want
Send for
9b.«KM!W)«A
THE PA R ÌS FA IR
E
the paper and we
money.
Good Accommodations
jj Corner 2nd and Washington Sts.
peigahorhood this sprifig.
tion to the B ulletin .
PINES HOTEL
Clothing, - Furnishings } T h e
and Shoes
f THE DALLES. OREGON
/Rock Creek. Mr. Kretzer ‘
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W od»;.l in im) roved and uninn r o u il
Popular Clothier
W. A. Firelmugh came up from
Portland last Sunday, accom­
panied by a number of friends
who went with him out to his
Seven-Mile orchard to view the
Read in Sunset Magazine. improvements which lus coni-
“ Motoring Tb . Mi California,”
ny is making there.
by Lloyd Osbourn'". Bemitifulb
‘ illustrated in four
"‘Tin
We can .it yon the best for we have all sizes and widths in our
Spell ’ - A romantic serial In C .
new
spring oxfords and slippers.
v
N. & A. M. Williamson.
‘ In
T he Shadow o f The Dragon” hv
Men’ s medium hr. wn. peneil
Grant Carpenter.
Descriptive
NLvV SPRING SUITS
stripe, fancy worsted s:it.
story o f ¡San Francisco’s Chinese
Our new spring line <>f suits The fine silk pencil stripe and
Quarters.
Api il isso, now on
attractive weave form a high
II now on (lispln) and a finer class pattern. The suit 810.00
B ile 15 cents.
lot of 1911 styles and weaves
Ernest Jacobson and P 1,
has never been ohered in the
Men’s dark blue, fancy su it ed
Kretzer, of The Dalles, were
city. We have nil prices and worsted suit, with an cocnsion-
down Monday morning and went
a ran tee the values to be the al light silk pin stripe. A very
out to Mr. Jacobson’s ranch on
i.igge d and the satisfaction the stylish pattern. The suit 814
!>e*t whether you buy a suit for
is an
Men’ s medium, light grey,
» .pvr. w* J di.iHri ami wid pu;
* 5 . 1)0 or whet h» r you buy n fancy striped worsted suit. A
down a well on the Jnc
11; rt. Schaffner & Marx.
icobson
striking style for young men.
piace. Last year he sunk a 225 §
foot w("II on Fred Wilson's ranch S
fco ith o f t >wii. He will proba!■! R
drill several f thee wells in t
Company
NOW is an excellent time to
drop in and renew your subscrip­
W. H. KESLAKE, Mgr.
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A. E. LAKE
The M o s i e r Hills
Land
Orchard
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P a c ific P hone
Home Paper
Oregon
Hood River
Ed. L. Howe and wife and Monday.
We are here to stay, know values, andean offer you
Mrs. H owe’s sister,
1)
Vera Conner was absent Mon-
reliable service.
Biles, arrived from Portland last lay and Tu "sday.
week and will spend the summer
We solicit your business on the basis o f "A Square Deal” .
Francis Mack lias returned af-
at Lehowa.
er a week’ s absence.
G. A. McCargar came up from
Willie D.-pee and tjoyil Fisher
Portland Monday evening ano
vvre
absent this week.
spent part of Tuesday out on lib
April 11 is Arbor Day, and ap-
ranch, returning to Portland in
the afternoon.
Mr. McCnrgnr, iropriate exercises will lie held.
Books, Periodicals, Stationery, Novelties,
with his family, spent the win­
('.'■•il Rowland is again in
and School Supplies.
ter in California.
They will Mi.> *1 after an absence of sever
1
a
I
days.
come to Mosier in a few wevkt
Subscriptions for all publications at the lowest rates
for the summer.
Alice Shogren has returned for
M o s i e r
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I Am be •( Dunbar, of Portland. 1 »u* review work in the third
who, with Mr. Cooper. 0wm' ‘ trade, after studying at home
some fine apple land on the Ire-1 hiring the winter months,
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land Ridge, came up last Satur
The eighth grade have coin-
dap night and spent Sunday on pleted the arithmetic and are be-
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the ranch. He was accompanied inning the review for state ex- *
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by his cousin, Mr. McClanche. animations. They are also doing I
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who has recently arrived here "»ceden t work in grammar,
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Dl U I K l\
from New Zealand.
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Dan Snow- and his sister, Mrs.
M("Minds, who have been at Mo-
Sier a year or more, left on Tues­
day. Mrs. M Minds will go to
Portland, while Dan will probab­
ly locate at Pendleton.
They
made many friends during their
residence here, and they will ht
missed from the community.
£z Sturgess
J.HLLINERY
You will surely mis it if you
do not Dok over our line line
of millinery liefore you buy
your Easter bat. We certain­
ly have one of the best assort­
ments ever brought to the city.
An exceptionally fine lot for
the children.
Prices are the
lowest.
R IV E R ’ S L A R G E S T & B E S T s t o r e