Un.de Lee E/aus returned last
A ureal many peopl* < orry un- can impart is that which shows us
M arrad in Portland
Saturday from a month’s visit
consciously. They, don’t under- how to do our work as well as it
Miss
Roxie R. Carpenter was
with relatives and friends at Al-
sea. Lee says his brother Ira stand why they are so tired in can be done, anJ then let prin- married in PoitLnd on Tuesday.
tHe morning, v/ny iqeu- sleep ciple take care of the result. May 16th, to Mr. R. P. Willett,
$_0.00 per month sti'-iight Hil and Uncle Frank Huntr-rnnd the
was
so disturbed and troubled. People are always being astonish- ”f~ ^ ew Y orlc. The happy pair
ary ami expenses, to men with r >t f the ex-MosLe’tes down
there ar
■ t f i • p>; along fine and
mental disturbance is often ed to find how much lietter things ]efj at OI ce f or San Francisco,
jrijr, to introduce our Poultry
cavsed by the habit of taking turnout than they had anticipat-
are
healthy,
happ
and
pposper-
where they will reside.
Remedied. Don’ t answer unless
thinps too seriously, carrying too ed. — Ex.
The bride is well known in
you mean business.
Eureka ous.
great weight of responsibility.
Poultry Food M fit <-o. (Incorpor
D. D. Hail returned yesterday Mosier, being the daughter of |
A F A R E W E L L SU R PR ISE
Everywhere can be seer people
morning fro m Pm Hand, where Mr. and Airs. J. E. Carpenter, i
.ated.) East St. Louis, 1 h
On last F ridayevenlng some who take ii f* * too seriously. One
. , , 1 .
... he spent several days th's week While making her home princi-1
thirty of Lh/‘ n< ighbor.-; of Mr. ot the most helpful lei-sons me attending to business na.teis.
pally in Portland, she often spent j
L U M B E R FOR SALE.
and Mrs. C. A. Frey surprised
weeks at a time here with her!
The Hammond Lumber Com them by walking in and spend
»n e t parents. The groom was until)
~*>m*9u***-
pany of White Sainton, Wash., ing the evening with h them at J
recently proprietor of the Willett j
will sell dimension lumber.fir am their home in the Gr
Circen wood, /
Press, a large job printing es
pine, delivered on the beach At District. The early part of tli
tablishment in N ew York City.
either the Mosier or Batehamh evening was spent playing games,
landing, for $13 per thousam after which sandwiches,
cake
Miss Bawden at Stroup’s
feet. Partus intending to bui!< and coffee were served.
Miss
Hazel Bowden, “ the girl
\}'ill. find it to their advantage t<
Before the guests departed, all
who is entertaining her way thru
^ViisuJt J. M. D e n n y , at Mosier, joined in singing “ Blest Be the
college” , gave one of her enter
.Oregon*
Tie that Rinds’’ and “ God Be
tainments in Stroup’s Hall on
with Y eu” ;andM r. R. W. Simp
Monday night. She struck town
Foil S a l e : —T li o r o u g h b ref. son, speaking for all, expressed
J unannounced,*the only advertis-
BulF Orpington rooster and two the feelingof respect and esteem
g ing she h: d being the hand hills
hens. $6.00 for trio.
felt for Mr. and Mrs. Frey, and
¡^ scattered about town during the
Mits. B a u l k ,
regret at having to lose them as
g day. The result was only a hand
3 milss south of Moyier.
neighbors, but wishing them
health and prosperity wherever
full of people gathered at the
F or S a l e :—A Chicago steel they locate. Mr. Frey responded
hall to hear her. Every one
p. L. k r e t z e r ,
range, little used.
Will sell in a few words of appreciation,
knows that it is difficult to enter
and ended by bidding farewell
EXPERT W E L L DRILLER
eheap. Inquire at Bulletin office.
tain a house full of empty seats.
To all.
*
Miss Bawden started off wrong
After all was said, each one
f j by saying that she didn’t know
Don’ t forget Lo renew your sub felt that, Mr. and Mis. Frey’s
All work guaranteed
what she’d done to be treated by
place in the community would he
scription.
the people. of Mosier “ this w ay.” ]
J. Howard Porter spent sever one hard to till.
Her program w as good enough TH E D A L L E S
al days in Portland this week at
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ORE.
« and some of the numbers very
tending to business matters.
Address 402 W 7th St.
Resolutions of Condolence
P acific P hone
well rendered, but she didn’t
Mrs. Amoi Root and Mrs. J. i’o th e O fficer s a n d M em bers
Black 1771
E-.Higley were shopping in Hoo<
arouse the enthusiasm she evi
OK iVl ANZANITA R E B E.K A H .
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u dently expected and felt,with her
River on We Inesday.
L >D.......>.161:
Master Estei Akois visited si v-
hearers, that she had not given
We, your Committee, to whom
era
■ ys in Hood Riv< r this wet k was referred the duty of draft U
1
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war
r
£ satisfaction. •
w i t ; us gvundpatenlr.
ing Resolutions of ( lotidoleno
uiidolence up- )
A feature of the evening was
V
Mrs. Jerry Bronorg'i, of Pi rt- on the death of ou r sister, Mrs. J
the voting an ostrich fan to the
sub g
|and, was the guest over Sunday M. j. Huskey, beg leave to sub-
most, popular young lady. “ Miss”
:n t. the following:
a
of Mrs. C. A. McCargar.
Dresbach, being voted the most
W h e r e a s tl he hand of Death j
popular lady, was required to
There will he Children’s Daj has again come i among- us and re- ¥
exercises at the Christian Church moved from our presence our
make a speech. Much to Miss
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.«M o t i* m m m »
For sale by Burggraf & Stur-
Sunday evening.
Bowden’s
surprise,
Warren
honored and bMoved Sister, Ma-
J. L. Grover and son, of Og- tilda Jane Huskey,
s talked up onto the platform and I * * “ in al?1 1,arts of Mosier Dis'
den, arrived in Mosier Wednes-i T i i n i m u T
i it R e s o l v e d ,
tnct. Fine Bargains. See us
expressed his appreciation of the
day and will probably locate here..
before buying elsewhere. We
I’hat while \ve how in humble
¡compliment paid him, saying!
have small and large tracts. Ten
f There will be a series of evun- submission to the will of “ Him
| he would prize the fan (when he
gelistic meetings next week at Who doet.h ali tilings well,” we
acre tracts that we can sell you
got it) next to his flageolet, or
the Christian Church. You are do sincerely mourn the loss of
at the right price on easy terms.
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whatever it is he toots in the
one
who
was
kind
and
thought
welcome to all these services.
All correspondence promptly
Mosier band, and gave any gen
ful and ever ready to lend a
F o r S a l e : — Second-hand cook
answered.
W e will take care of
helping hand.
tleman in the house the privilege
stove, four ho'es. Inquire at the
you.
B e it f u r t h e r
R esolved ,
of escorting him home.
In
Vi
, Bulletin office.
That we extend our tenderest
regard to the fan
(when it
J. E. Carpenter la it. week sold sympathy to the sons who have
¡comes), Mr. Dresbach suggested
his 12 acre orchard (»ail of town been bereft of a faithful, loving
The Reliable Dealers
that it be auctioned off or voted
mother. That, our Charter he *
to W. M. Thurston.. Considera
again
to
the
most
popular
young
MOSIER
OREGON
draped in mourning for a period
tion. $5,000..
lady in town, the proceeds of _________
of 30 days; that these resolutions
the auction or voting to be j
JIPiL»- Mabel Ruscher arrived be spread upon the minutes of f»
O
our
Lodge,
a
copy
sent
to
l
lit*
JOHN G. ZOI j LS & SONS
I
turned
into the treasury of the!
last night from North Yakima.
members of the family and a
)
base
ball
club..
This
matter
will
Wash., and will spend the Sum-
Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con
copy to the M o s i e r B u l l e t i n 9\
be taken up later (when the j
mvr with Iv r sister. Mrs. Floyd for publication.
\\
crete Work
fan comes).
Allington.
Hood River
Oregon
Re meet fully submitted in F.,
Fred Wilson and A, W. Mohr I,, and T.
«
N ora H u n t e r ,
came down from The Dalles yes
*
M y r a W e l i . r u r o , Committee
terday and went out to the for
$
R ach el S te w a r t ,
CLYM ER
g
mer’s
ranch,
south
of
town.
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Special
Prices
— LO C A L —
On all lines for month
o f JUNE.
‘{$ 15 , $18 and 20.00 f
Suit :s at
Must have more room.
A. E. L A K E ’S
Alex. Stewart,
M en’s
Furnishings
Goods
Mosier, Oregon.
Store
j
THE
D ALLES,
}
OREGON
Alex. Stewart
Notary Public
i
These suits o f clothes are big
and
I
I
I
Fire Insurance
Mosier
Oregon
$20 Suits
!
than has been offered in many a
i
MOSIER
B a r b e r Shop
special values.
W e are giving
more for the money in
$15/
long
SIS'
day.
and
Fruit
We know we can
please tjou if you will only give
Razors pud in first-class condition.
Lands
us the chance.
J. E. C O LE .
A D V E R T IS E IN T H E B U L L E T IN
D A V ID ROBINSON, M. D.
and Get Results.
P h y s ic ia n
M OSIER
S urgeon
and
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OREGON
H. G. K f B B E E
Burggraf & Sturgess
N O T AR Y P U B L I C
M o s ie r
I
,s A n y
Q uantity
)
The school IHbrtP'y hook enti
tled “ Wilderness W ays,” has not
been retur.u d. Th > person hav
ing it will please return it to A.
Stewart, clerk of the schul
board..
County School Superintendent;
E. A. R a c e , m g r
Justus T. N eT has appointed the
Educational board of Wasco
V
«
county under the provisions of|
the new supervisory law which
ol state
St 'I lo
was passed at the sess'on of
*
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legislature
last
winter
whi
liter
and
which
k •
Miss Alice'Davenport and her
sisters, ,\!r.i. F. S. Gunning, of j became a law May y IP. He has ß
The Dalles, and Mrs. R. H. Kemp I named the follow ring who will o-v-s
Tir-
.»a »*
of Hood River, spent Tuesday in serve with himself: F. M. Gill,
town visiting relatives and deco of Dufur;ClydeT. Bonney, Tygh
rating the graves in their family | Valley; Mrs. Jessie M. Britton,
Boyd; Miss Elizabeth ('. Stevens.
lot in Odd Fellows cemetery.
The Dalles. Tl is board will hold
0
Dr. C. A. Macrum was up
i meeting in Th.» Dalles Wednes
from Portland last Sunday mak
ing arrangements to build a bun day, May 31, when the county
galow on his fruit ran 'h cist of | will la* divided into districts ¡ nil M O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y
town. Excavation for the build a supervisor or supervisors ap
W e are here to stay, know values, and can offer you
ing will begin next Monday.
pointed and make regulations as
reliable service.
C. A. Frey and wife left on regards supervisors’work.T’hs su-
We solicit your business on the basis of “ A Square Deal” .
Wednesday for the East. They ! perintemlont is to be one of these
will go first to Kansas; a id later and as there cannot lx* Ibss than
Monep to loan on improved property.
to their old home in Colorado. twenty schools in a district and
Mr. Frey hopes by tin* clru’V ■ to
get rid of his old enom v. Hr u Wasco county contains but sixt.v-
ma‘ ism.
M>' n*'d Mrs. Frov i four schools, there will probably
have lived in Morior long enough b * but one extra supervisor ap
t-> make many friends who will pointed. The* supervisors are to
Rooks, Periodicals, Stationery, Novelties,
regret their departure. Here’s receive $1000 per annum for their
hoping they will prospar in their
and School Supplies.
services and are expected to have
new homo.
g T.cral overs1;.’lit of the schools
Subscriptions for all publications at the lowest rates
Mr i. Alls r Tl at i er. who nr of their di trict. Dalles Op
M o s ie r
:
:
O regon
* rived here last week from Yaki timist.
ma, Wash., and joined her Inis
n ~ • T k i m
!W U 1 •'»•"•saiTgaBg^iTrnBiai
band, who, with C. (J. Darling,
is running a sawmill southeast of
town, was paiufu ly injured hist
Wednesday b y fading from a hr
on which she was riding with her
Husband. One wheel of the log
•
On«* black sn ip «■d suit worth $I(i.50
■ft
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trucks passed over Mrs. Thatch
Sp« irial price.
112 0
i n
p c e i a l
j
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l
"
e r’s body, breaking a rib an I
t» tv>l t' e ffl'C t suit worth $16.50.
A
badly bruising her otherwise.
Special pi ice,
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JM2.50
A n«'\v line of Indus' tan button
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
I « .tl i r color .suit worth 120.CO.
sho> s.
Miller, of LaGrande. were noti
Special price,
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-
$14.50
Tan amt gunmetal shoes for hoys.
Wt
\ lot <c !:i. .U*Ä
fied and they arrived here yes
tircy mix et l anil worth $20* special
Men's genuine
soisette
shirts.
at a I'lg re lue
terday and went out to the mill
price
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*14.50
Special price
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95c
»How
anumg which are tl
.<> he >vith their i'au hfor.
l adies' Dresden silk underskirts.
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M O S IE R
j. K .
O RE.
M c G r e g o r &
co.
R E A L ESTATE
Mosier Book Store
•
THE P A R IS F A IR .
I N e w
Goods
dies’ Suits
(
S U N S E T M A G A 7 IN F FOR
JUNE
I n A p p l e L a n d , by Walter V.
Woehlke. P* auufi'Hv illustrated
in four rob rs.
Tut: B iggest
J ob in the W o r l d , by Frank
Savile—the present status of the
Panama Canal. T he S pi l l , I ,
the Williamsons.
vour News Dealer.
$It
One jçroy
One
■J
m al»
s. 7 5
t Ctfcl
kt
urtli
ÔO
vial
no
M en ’s Shirts
Our life . f M A N H A T T A N
shirts is een.I li te.
i l ese shirts
i n fnc f.
are stri y high grad
th . are* in a ci..ss hy thenis. Ives»
Tf y are guarantees! not to fade.
W e are showing the III in all the
new weaves
zczstE'zrxr
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Jj P A I N T E R
g
AND
DECORATOR
WORK GUARANTEED
7t
CONTRACTS SOLICITED X
i M o s i e r
O regon §
in
vacs;
Home Paper
Land & Orchard
N O W is an excellent time to1
drop in and renew your subscrip
Company
tion to the B u l l e t i n .
W . H. K ERSLAK E, Mgr.
?wst.'csi}®i»is®it3i!<wi®it€4 a m im i
the paper
money.
and we
W ell
W ork
You want
need
tha*
W e deal in improved and unimproved
f,-uit land in Mosier district.
LOCAL TIME-TABLE
Send for
our Booklet o f Bargains.
No. 7 West hound
7:32 a. m.
No. 1
3:15 p. m
No. 2 East
10:45 a. m.
No. 8
6:34 p. m.
No. 6
10:30 p. m.
No. 17. at 5:30 p,
tu., flau stop
on Sundays only for Hood River
T he
W ell
M O SIR, - - O il E.
d o n e
The undersigned is'thownighly
prepared te-pufc down open wells
in any part of the surrounding
Laundry Company country. Has a complete outfit,,
j. e . co i . e . mohibk auknt including pijie cutting- and thread
ing tools. Does all kinds of ce^
' ment, rock and concrete work.
Has had 30 years’ experience in
the well business. May he found
by addressing him at The Dalles,
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
Schanno’s store. The Dalles, Or.
“ FINE L A U N D R Y W O R K ”
Done with neatness and dispatch
Hood River
and Portland.
PINES H O T E L
JONS WELLBERG. PVop.
A. E. N e g u s .
Good Accommodations
DR. H. L. DUMBLE
Rates $1.00 per day and up
MOSIER, OREGON
P H Y S IC IA N
HOOI) R IVER
and
SURGEON
:
O R EG ON
Will practice in Mosier anti
May lie reached’ by long dis
tance phone, Hormrphone 61.
HOOD R I V E R ’S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E
specially prie. ,1.
Lav,it s' Burse,n h> s \ seconds
price.
Men’s i orous knit union
Special, the suit.
Ladies' hats. values up to
Sp> i »I.
only.
I5c.
suits,
70c.
Afl.00,
$2.98
Men's pure thread silk l.slf hose,
price.
.
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.
'j5o.
New line of tinted pillow tops.
Hammock, a full line just receive !}
M en ’s Summer
•SPECIALS FROM A L L
OVER TH E STORE
This Spring has been backward
ami you will be able to wear a
Spring overcoat for some time yet.
W e will give you one-t .rd olf on
any Spring overcoat in the house,
this week only.
Men’s $5 and $5.50 genuine I’a r-
rmes, special price*.
$4.00
Men's exld coats and odd Vests,
i
O regon
ADVERTISE
j Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
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O vercoats
C A L IC O & G IN G H A M
W e have the largest line o f dress
ginghams in the city, f a ll and ask
to see the line o f 10c. ginghams.
You wilil say they aie the same
grade that are being sold elsewhere
at 12A and I5c.
Calicos, the yard.
4c.
T H E P A R IS F A IR is the Bomb of
H A R T , S C H A F F N E R i M AR X ,
the worl i's greatest clothiers.
To go along with these suits we have
M A N H A T T A N shirts
ST E T
SO N hats, the best in their line.
CORSETS
Our corset trade is increasing ali
You may have an idea that you
cannot be correctly fitted in ready
made clothes: once in awhile We
get such a customer. With
H A R T . S C H A F F N E R & M AR X
cloth, s we give him quite a differ
ent idea; these clothes are made to
fit; there are enough variations in
sine and model to fit ary body.
the time. Ladies are recognizing
that in order to have their gowns
fit properly they must have a good
foundation.
N E M O corsets are
recognized as the leading corsets in
America. W e are showing them in
twelve different models. W e also
h w e a large assortment o f other
m ikes from Zac. up to $2.00.