Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, June 23, 1911, Image 4

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    School Closed,
Basket Social
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■75 or'
School was successfully brought
Billsaro out announcing a basket
^
c 3 D 2i. p ^ i i
to a close in District No. 7b,
A _ s
S''■-•■■••I l /be given fij Inc citizens
d .
$80.00 per month sli&ighi sal- known at Groeuwoi d School, on
¡o f Mi >i. r, under the auspices cf
»ry and expenses, to men with . Friday, June 9 , by ..1L; Shelton,!
( the ’>> nmeiv al Ci jb, tomorrow
rig, to introduce our Poultry,j L c teae. er, wiiupLnn Japicnicj
night in Stn up’g Hall. The
G IVEN liV THE PEOPDE OF
Remedies. Don't- answer unless f*»r hc-r pupils, *.
v. r hob’ [
i ladies are a^ked to bring well
you mean business.
Eunekit *t King TreeCamp” near Indian1
filled baskets which will be auc-
Poultry Food M fg Co. (Incorpor- Creek, ten miles from Mosier.
} tinned off and a prize given to the
Und.r the an. . i
•he ÍO: i Tl b f MMEItCI A L CLUB. flatly '..Lose basket brings the
uu-.l.i East St. Louis, HI.
The sheep herders, in formei
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days, girdling a few trees to
! highest price.
A program w;M
given consisting of music and speeches.
)
steel
8^ow
where
their
camp
was.
t he object o f the meeting is to
F o r S a u s :— A Chicag
ideal
Will
sell
“
K
'n«'
Tree”
¡3
the
rno.-t
i
give
the people, especially the
Ladies,
please
bring
baskets,
vvhieh
will
he
auctioned
off
and
range, little >»sed
!
place
imaginable
for
picnicking.
I
new
comers,
an opportunity to
a
prize
given
for
the
Vi
.h
<
st
priced
ba-
ket.
$heap. Inquire at Bulletin offici
’ it being especially prepared by
,
become
better
acipiaintod, to
This is E V E R YB O D Y’S Social and everybody should come.
F or S a u .:-— A baby buggy Nature—The large,
beautiful
have a rousing old fashioned
practicall“y new, with hcod top f0|.4S‘-i the sweet.
fragrant
“ sociable” and to introduce to
and good springs
f l^ h e a p . flowers, the tall and stately while'
the public Mr. A. S. Ashley, who
Address or phone W.W. Williams iir and yellow pine. And stand­
-O W W M K tt ',» '-W*4-+*—'iu».C 83044MM i "
.1011*4«;. has been secured to BOOST
it CcJcn.an ranch, Mosier, On . ing upon emerald carpet o f green |
Mosier. Mr. Ashley is a man of !
t
----
| grass studded with the beautiful \
large experience in publicity I
lines, having been connected!
f). D. Hail was a passenger on ¡wild flowers, which are voices
of the angels speaking in angelic
with several commercial bodies
Wednesday for Portland.
music to the world, one is filled ! 5
£ in the West, and it is bejieveo
J. K. McGregor was a visitor
with their beauty and can imagine j S?
J
5 that his effo rts'w ill result in
in Hood River on Wednesday.
they are flying away,
/ay, onward ! Ï
\ much benefit to Mosier.
Mrs. Anna Yarriell, o f Port­ and upward to Cod’ ’s palace, to a
The proceds o f the sale of
land, is here v isiting lier mother, the strains o f exquisite
itisi te music. *
baskets
will be used to further
• li
i
, *
Mrs. J. P. Carroll.
The parents and children began
the plans o f the publicity com­
mittee.
P< ter Olsen and daugther, Miss ! to gather at the grounds about
Vera, were visitors at The Dalles j 10 a. m., and after many heart.\ . 1 *
Don’ t forget tomorrow night!
l .
k r e t z e r ,
i greetings and cordial welcom $
Wednesday.
g Cast dull care away and come t<
E X P E R T W E L L DRILLEFT
j ings, the ladies prepared a spread I
w the Basket Social prepared t(
N o ta r y P u b lic
C. Ar MeCargar and family
at high noon that was fit for a
0 have the good time you’ll miss it
t>
3fre visiting in Portland thisj^j
and
ng. And the ladies o f Green­
you don’ t come.
All work guaranteed
Week.
Fire
Insurance
wood certainly know how to
Mosier
-
Oregon1
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Middle- do it. When all were comfort­
FOUND:- A parcel containing::
swart are visiting their cousin, ably seated at the table o f while
vest pocket directory with m at, THE D ALLES
-
ORE.
Bert Middleswart and family, at linen carefully and artistically
Address -102 W 7th St.
of the city o f Portland, a small
These suits o f clothes are bi£
Parkdale.
laid upon the ground (that being
P acific P hone
memorandum hook and a non-
Black 1771
W. King Wilson, of Portland, close to Mother Earth), the num­
i
gotiuble
order
on
the
Stanley-
special values.
W e are giving-
a*d°bwo nephews from the East, ber was found to be forty, a
15 Smith Lumber CoT, of Hood River,
where guests of- A; P. Bateham ' splendid representation, In fact, I
£ for $16.25. Owner can have samt
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
more for the money in
to think o f so many people gather- j
last Sunday.
by proving property And paying
fn the matter o f the estate o f Mrs.
for this notice.
M. J. Huskey, decer-aed.
Geo. Chamberlain and Frank in gat a place so far removed to I
Razors put in first-class condition.
NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IVE N that
Middleswart left on Tuesday for hold a picnic, and all living in!
B o r n :- On Sunday, June 11, b
the undersigned has been appointed by j
the
hills,
valleys
and
mountair
a’ fishing and hunting trip to I
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Leininger, the County Court o f the State o f Ore­
than has been offered in many a
I such as are in Oregon, is a sui
Badger Lake.
an eight and a half pound boy. gon for Wasco county, administrator o f
vìi
prise. But when the homes of
the estate o f Mrs. M. J. Huskey, de­
Dr. C, A. Macrum and wif<
long* day.
j the people are seen, it is no|
ceased.
Patronize Home Industry
were up from Portland on Tues­
wonder they are living in the
All persons having claims against
day and spent the night at their
R. F. R O B iN S O N
said estate are hereby notified to pre­
j hills, for they are all doing, well A
*
ça«oh near town.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
sent the same, properly verified, to the
and seem prosperous and well
D AVID ROBINSON, M. D.
undersigned at the store o f A. Stewart;
J
vifk • licet' Middleswart and ¡Satisfied, in fact, they are well
i
i
Mosier,
Wasco
county,
Oregon,
Wiring and supplies o f «11 kinds.
fllïildrén, of Parkdale, arrived in ! off, for all have nice homes ai d
-*++**•-
within six months from the datfe o f
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n -
) :ist c lass work 'guaranteed.
Mosier Wednesday for a visit tiiey are away from the hum
this notice.
Drop me a line or leave orders at
C T. BENNFJTT,
with relatives and friends.
drum life of the city, from all
Stewart’s store,
MOSIER
.*NW**aù»* I
OREGON
Administrator.
strife
and
confusion,
and
are
A. P. Bateham returned Sat­
O r e g o n Dated June 6, 1911.
M O S IE R
I
urday from Portland, where he where tiiey can live close to
attended the graduation o f his Nature and enjoy her beauties. «
H. G. K IB B E E
«
JOHN C. ZOI.LS & SONS
S hop
M o s ie r S h o e
daughter, who accompanied him 1 hey have perfect peace, quietude
and happiness.
G . L. P E R K I N S . P r o p .
Con trac tora in Stone, Brick ana Con­
home.
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
Tliedinner was greatly enjoyed S»
crete Work
rYed Rorden and family, of
by all, and the ladies win» so *
Hood
River
-
Oregon
*
Shoe repairing a specialty.
M o s ie r
-
-
-
O r eg o n
Mt. Angel, and Mrs. Robt. Hus­
| patiently prepared all the dainties
Work
guaranteed
at
reason­
bands o f Hood River, visited here
should receive many
thanks
able prices. Give us a call.
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
A
*
: from everyone who was present,
“ FINE LAU ND RY W O R K ”
Geo. Rorden.
Done with neatness and dispatch
j for tiiey are the ones to whom
Located in Marsh building,
"Fath er” Jones, o f the Es- (thanks belong, lor it is no easy »
Upper Main Street,
Hood Rivet Laundry Company
C*
pi copal Church of Newport, Ore., I task or light work to mast over *
IN YO UR
J. E. COLE, M o s i e r A g e n t
M
o
s
.
e
r
-
O
r
e
g
o
n
visited this week with Mr. and the piping hot slove baking cakes
Mrs. C. E. Long, at their home j and pies and many other things Ai
southeast o f town.
Call for Bids
; that can not be prepared other- ■J
*
3
j
1
vvise.
To
say
that
ail
were
well
Notice is hereby given that bids
Henry, Joseph and lien Sel
will be received l>v School District
L. W . C l y m e r
huger are here visiting tlieii pleased and enjoyed themselves 1 *
No. 41, up to noon July 5, 1911, for th<
V
*
NOW is an excellent time to'
is
putting
it
mildly,
for
then
mother; Mrs. Adeline Sellinger,
, construct i( n of a one room frame buiki-
P A I N T E R A N D D E C O R A T O R * drop in and renew your subscrip­
was
not
enough
left
al
ter
the
re­
E
.
A
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f
x
A
C
S
,
M
G
R
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|
mg.
b'or
plans
and
specifications
rail
Who ret(lfn6d home from LyU
le, I
;7
WORK GUARANTEED
2
' o i or address
H. M. Scearce, Mosier,
tion to the B u l l e t in . You want
on Tuesday, accompanied by hei past was over to satisfy the A
* , Ore.
1 **
g
C O N T R A C T S SO LICITED g
i
birds.
In
fact,
the
games
and
*
daughter, Mrs. John Lantry.
the
paper and we need the'
H. M. SCKAItCE,
¡other forms o f amusement were
Mr. John VV. Newkirk, Cush-
3
M
o
s
i
e
r
-
O
r
e
g
o
n
I
money.
Clerk.
¡greatly slighted, anil it was
r
ffer o f the First National Bank,
A
t>
I with great effort that they got
and Miss Daisy I iles, o f Port­
EARN A N ORCHARD
i home. All were unanimous in
land, were guests o f Mr. and
W ell W ork
I favor of remembering the picnic
H IK 'D R IV E R ORCHARD L A N D
Mrs. Ed 1 . Howe for the week’s
TH E OAKS
for s:-.b by owner; choice t o acres iH
| that is sure to come at the close
¿nd.
Is (be place to get your choice
milts from city, elevation about 1,(500
W ell D o ne -
o f the Fall term, for they had a
feet, almost level, red shot soil, two
F. W. Faulks and wife !e"i ' very enjoyable and much appre­
C
igars ,
T
obacco
acres si ■.-year-old trees; balance raw
C andy , and S oft D rinks
yn Monday for their home at ciated time and all will sure
st tie. Price $1.700, easy terms. To
The undersigned is thoroughly
Reedville, Ore., after a week’ s come again.
reliable party will give work clearing
T ooi . and B illiards
prepared
to put down open wells-
and
earing
for
adjoining
ten
acres,
visit with Mrs, l aulk's brother
A V is it o r .
S. E. Francisco, Prop.
in any part o f the surrounding
amount
to
ap|4y
on
purchase
price.
and sister. William and Eflic
country. Has a complete outfit,-
Address O. R. R . P. O. Box fill, Port­
Wright.
Oregon including pipe cutting and thread­
MosicT,
We wish to thank those few M O S IE R F R U IT Ì A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y land, or Mosier- Bulletin.
ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce--
J. M. Leiter was un fr< m who lake the trouble to send in
W e are here to stay know values, and can offer you
ment, rock and concrete work.
Portia- d last Monday and spent by mail, or otherwise, items of
I
Has bad 30 years’ experience in
reliable service.
several hours here looking after local interest which might other­
the well business. May be found
We solicit your business on tin basis o f “ A Square Deal” .
hlus i esi
interests
connected wise escape us. \\ bile a news­
by addressing him at The Dalles,
paper
man
is
supposed
to
know
with his projected railroad up
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
and hear every thing that goes
Schanno’s sto-ip' The Dalles, Or.
Mosier Creek.
on
in
the
neighborhood,there
are
A. E. N egus .
O. E. Wilson last Friday
Brought his family home from often news items that get by
Mosier Book Store
The Dalles where Mrs. Wilson him, and unless the people put
DR. H. L. D U M B LE
has been under a physician’s care him wise they fail toappear in the
Hooks, Periodicals, Stationery, Novelties,
I
>cal
columns.
Therefore,
we
ask
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
for the past six months. Mrs.
and School Supplies,
o
r
readers
t
>
s
m
d
in
news
from
HOOD
R IV ER
:
OREGON
Wilson has about recovered from
their neigh her hot-ds and again
Subscriptions for all publications at the lowest rates
Will practice in Mosier and
her trouble.
thank tin s - vh > oc a ionally , o
May he reached by long dis­
A t the annual school meeting
M o s ie r
:
:
O rego n
:
tance phone. Home phone 61.
'^•hl last Monday. Dr. Robinson-
---*■-"! -.~:tirrzr.±z
■KE2 ViVSéQüHuTi
vilas elected as director for a term
rti three years, to succeed Mr.
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
Geo. Wood, and J; 1’. Rost was ■
elected as clerk to succeed A,
Stewart.
Colgate’s talcum powder,
14c
white hi i. Values up to $2.50
Liu 1 r s Musliu Drawer», 7ik- gra V,
Slip», ÍÍ.00 val. only $1.30
—
L O C A L
“
Q
K
r>
Special
Price $
r.
M O S iE R D IS T R IC T
On ai! lines for month
' of
Stroup s Hall, Tomorrow N ight
Must hâve more rconi.
$15, $18 and 20.00
Salts
Alex. Stewart,
Mosier, Oregon.
A. E. L A K E ’S
Men’s Furnishings
Alex. Stewart
Goods
Store
\
jj THE DALLES, OREGON
M O SIER
B a r b e r Shop
$15,
$18
3
and
$20
Suits
J. E. C O LE .
We know we can
please you if you will only give
us the chance.
I
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I
Quantity
Any
!
¡I Tum-A-Lum
I
j,
ADVERTISE
jj
i
Lumber Co.
MOSIE
ORE.
K. M c G r e g o r &
co.
REAI, ESTATE
Home Paper-
T he PINES HOTEL
Money to loan on improbad property.
JOHN WELLBERG, Prop.
Good Accommodations
Rates $1.00 per day and tip
HOSIER, OREGON
Troubles nevus- come singly
tt< some people. W. E. Huskey,
having gone thru Biekness and
surgical operations, had the mis­
fortune last week to fall and
break a rib. I>r. Robin ton fixed
him up and lie is now progressing
finely. What next, Lige?
_—.— —
Notice to Fruit Growers
In order that tmxes can tie or­
dered, it is very important that
your estimates on a!! fruit bo in
our office not later than July 1st
next.
M obiur F ruit G b u w fr s * A sk ’ n .
THE
PARIS
FAIR,
Ladies’ Muslin
Ladies’ Muslin
Underwear
I.H.IÍI
s’
M u slin
N ik i t ,o w n s ,
rade, o n ly
, 75c a m i
*o jî.a ile , o n ly
t*5c g r a d e , , o n ly
41 I . ibi
* *
$
ou <•
;
$
t 5c
îWc
50c
52c
RU,«
lire
••
i5 c
1.48
“
î 8c
2.00
•'
••
91.50
1.75
éì. Ol)
Drawers
I .tuli- s Masti il Drawt-r».
r,m-
Rva
Same.
••
*•
••
*•
“
••
7fic
g nule,
05c
“
$1.00
••
I. là
••
1.25
••
1.40
”
1.72
“
2.00
'•
2.50 •
“
only
40c
"
ôOc
*•
• Olk*
"
78c
••
SOc
*• 80--90C
“
9b'c
“
$1.10
“
1.48
“
l.tS
2 5c
45c
IKK*
2.50
$.00
“
"
Princess Slips
1.50 “
1.90 “
«
Arte
li a f
• "
1.16
“
“
Chemise
valu.
only
$1.25
1.S6
1.65
Lao
Brinci» « Sii, s "0 valuta, onl
graJc,
“
“
4¿x’
05c
8lk’
»1.15
l.'k)
Children’s
Drawers
V al Ut.
c.iiy
«DV
26c
S6c
Underskirts
1.04
1.75
Ri ir
♦ oc
$1.25
3.00
g 25
4.96
val i> a.
only
5lk*
98c
$ 2.00
2.25
2.50
3. Tal
Canvas Oxfords
Wp have a »¡icriiii lot o f [Attics'
Canvaa Oxforils in blue, white an.I
grt-t n. Some have heavy aolta.
otiicrs ¡¡giit wtiglit atilt*. Some
have buck lea aome ttimaacil a it '
Your choice o f any pair only, 75c
C H ILD R E N ’S W H ITE C A N ­
VAS OXFORDS, O N L Y 50c.
MEN’S HATS
Value* up to $.1.00. OWiee
$1.69
In this lot we have the following
"• «la ia »; Conqueror, Tig r. Kings-
Fury. Hunlman ThoroughbretL all
$1 00 hats, now
$1.69
.ADIES' B LAC K LACE HOSE
ii5c grade,
12e.
F rom a l l o v e r
1TIE STORE
s p e c ia l s
Men's $4 tan shoes. s|>ecial,
Sl.Oft
Boys' In iian suits, each.
Boys’ overalls. 6 to 9 years? •
Men's 25c. underwear, special,
Men’* 50c.
“
“
Boys' halbriggan union suits,
Gotxi bed sheet. 68x90. only
80c
25c
17c
37c
25c
L A D IE S ’ MARQUISETTE
WAISTS. $2.25
Exceptionally pretty waists em­
- broidered in colored designs in
coral, blue, black and white.
Your choice,
$2.25
LADIES SHIKT WAISTS, mi.de
of Kona Silk, in colors pongee,
blue,
black and grey.
fres i slock.
Your choice,
All new.
$1.10