RORN:-August 28, 1911, in The'
Dalles, at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. George Kruuss, an 8 i 1
Mosier Lots
pounds daughter (o Mr. and1
FOR S alk :— T w o fractions o f Mrs. J. T. Davenport, of Hosier,
lots. Sightly views and dead
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cheap. Apply to J. K. McGregor,
Ortley Items.
Mosier, Or,
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J. P. Kim is making good
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| progress on ids iiouse on Orchard
F or SALK;-Household furniture
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jn first dass condition. See Guy
Mr. and Mrs. Vaudal, of
H. Wilson after 6:30 p. m., or Astoria, were Ortley visitors on
,call at house next d001' during Tuesday. They selected Orchard
^he day.
No. 73.
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Geo. Englehart and family, of
Portland,
are spending a two
I Witt ik 4 bv held reapoiVisWe for any
vacation
at Ortley. j
ijel'ts cpatrafttod by i*wy «ne in my weeks’
Orchard No. 26 was purchased
f\aaiv after Iliis dUte,
ISU I,
H i KAM PttJCK KIN C.
by Mr. Englehart in June.
MrB. Emily E. Lane and son,
For Sale
George, who have visited at
Ortley for some time, moved to
Portland Wednesday, for the
jPuroc sow, cheap.
R. F. R obinson ,
school year.
Mrs. M. Wilder ami Mrs. Eby
Mosier, Ore.
o f Oregon City were recent in ves-
tigators o f the Mosier V iew ,
Notice
Orchards. No. 45 was purchased i
All persons wishing gravel or by Mrs. Wilder.
^ n d from the gravel pit on the
The Hood River Orchard Land '
East Hood River Fruit Com
Co. is erecting a large 60x80 foot
pany,s property will hereafter
barn and have six 4-horse teams i
apply to*
J. C o n n o r ,
hauling
material for another!
Mosier, Ore.
large l»arn. store and dwelling
houses, ami the new hotel.
Mr. J. A. Payton, of Walla,
A good idea— Renew your sub
scription to the B ulletin NOW Walla, Wash., who spent Tuesday !
and Wednesday on the Orchard
S. E. Francisco was a business
tracts, is elated with the quality <
visitor in Portland (»11 Wednes of the orchard lands and the
day.
rapid progress of the develop-
A. L Sundborg returned Iasi ment, including the building j
Sunday from a visit with his development of Ortley.
brother in Minnesota.
Government instruments, con
Miss Alice Davenport, o f Port sisting of thermometers for regis- j
land, visited with relatives here tering theinaxium and minimum !
temperature and guage for reg
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
istering the rainfall, were in
Wm Marsh and wife were
stalled at Ortley Sept. 1st.
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visitors at The Dalles on Wednes
On
last
Friday
the
Stork
made
:
day.
its first appearance at Ortley. |
W. T. McClure and family Mr. and Mrs. Harrie Spaulding |
.were visitors in Hood River are the happy parents of a nine 1
yesterday.
pound baby girl, whom they
Wm Baker went to Portland have named “ Elizabeth Ortley.”
yesterday, where he will work
Much satisfaction was e x -1
jat framing timber.
pressed by Ortley citizens at the
F. B. Wald on, forrnan o f the result of the vote of 23 to 3 at j
section gang, was a fiassenger the special school election in
on yesterday’s. Local for Fort land. favor of instructing the school j
Guy W. Philips and family Imttrd to use $1400 for the pnrpo.se *
visited his brother-in-law, W. E. o f building a new school house I
Chown, yesterday.
at Ortley. Prompt action will he |
taken by the hoard.
Miss Alice Mosier left last Sun
Mr. R. R. Vogeli, o f Wash
day evening for The Dalles,
where she will enter St. Mary’s ington. D. C., a fruit grower of I m
much experience, sfw-nt Sunday
Academy,
at Mosier View Orchards. He
0 . E„ Wilson, Gus Godherson.
is interested in the orchard lands
L A. Mathews and G. H. Perkins
and is contemplating a $12.000
were business visitors at The
investment. Mr. and Mrs. E .;
ffallhs Tuesday.
W. Ross of Portland, and Mr. |
Chris Yackre, of Denver, aurriv- Guy H. Wilson, a contractor of j :
i
«1 in town on Tuesdry last and will Mosier, accompanied Mr. Vogeli.
visit a few days with his brother
Mr. E. A. Evans and Mr. j
Fedal, and other relatives.
Harder, of Chicago, were guests]
NOTICE,
•Two 7-weeks-old pigs and one
’ W ANT E D — G o o d
Cost Prices
■■Atta*, BE*.
Men’s $5.00 Shoes,
Boys’ $2.75
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now
44
$3.90
$2.25
Kic.
60c.
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4«
70c
45c
Overalls
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Work Shirts
Must have more room.
$18
$1 5 ;
n
a
20.001
j
Suits at
DALLES, OREGON
These suits o f clothes are big
special values.
MOSIER
W e are giving
more for the money in
$15,
$18
and
$20
Suits
please you if you will only give
us the chance.
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Mrs. Jus. McClure and daugh
ter, Mrs. Van Fleet, of LaGrande,
visited here this week with her
cousin, W. T. McClure and
family.
Razors put in first-class condition.
J. £ , COLE.
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
P hysician
CEMENT
PLASTER
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D.D.HAIL
Mosier, Oregon,
The Town With a Future
T he
AND
DECORATOR
O regon
Home Paper
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Is the place to get your choice
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C igars ,
T obacco
C andy , and S oft D rinks
P ool and B illiards
The undersigned is thoroughly
prepared to put down open wells
S. E. Francisco, Prop.
in any part of the surrounding
| country. Has a complete outfit,
Oregon including pipe cutting and thread
Mosier,
ing tools. Does all kinds o f 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.
A. E. N egus .
PINES H OTEL
JOHN WELL BERG, Prop.
Good Accommodations
DR. H. L. DUMBLE
Rates $1.00 per day and up
PHYSICIAN
a n d
SURGEON
HOOD RIVER
:
OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May he reached by long dis
tance phone. Home phone 61.
MOSIER, OREGON
TH E P A R I S F A I R .
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IN YOUR
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TH E OAKS
Services at the Christian
Church' Sunday morning and
Mosier Book Store
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sparling
I evening.
The service Sunday
have leas si the rooms at the
levelling at 7:30. Subject “ Educa
SC H O O L B O O K S and all sorts of School Sup
Pines Hotel for ;r period of six
tion.”
months, and took possession lust
plies. A large line of Tablets and Stationery.
The public are invited to these
Monday owuming.
1 services.
W. E. Chown this week pur
K. H. SlCKAFOOSF.,
O regc n
M O S IE R
chased the hungalbw belonging
Mine 1er.
to Guy H. Wilson, •*» the cornet
wmm
of Oregon Street and Third Ave.
attention to our excellent
biggest yet. Oxfords and
white coutil or batiste; sizes
is ready now; in good season
See our big special on
line
o
f
corsets.
We
have
a
stew«
that
are
worth
up
to
18
to 30. Price,
$2.00
for
you
have
already
decided
D. I). Hurl hurt, o f Portland,
Indies' shirt waists, 2nd floor.
corset to fit every figure and
No. 208—Nemo solid service
$4.00 a pair, your choice.
just what you want to buy
kas been here this week visiting
There are big values here
a price to fit every pocket
corset, with crossed hose
and the color and pattern
$1.47
his brother-in-law, (’. J. Little-
that you should not miss.
book. We carry a very large
supporters in "X-suspender”
you want. We have one of
Ipage and doing some surveying
You will missa good oppor
stock and can fit you properly
effect; fortall slender figures:
the finest assortments in the
for him.
New Fall Suits
tunity to secure an excep
in a corset that will give you
white coutf? or batiste; sizes
line of men’s clothes that
The long dry spell was broken
tional bargain in nien’ ssboea
18 to 30. Price,
$2.00
has
ever
been
displayed
in
comfort,
health
and
satis
It is a good thing to buy
test Monday, when » heavy rain I
and oxfords, patent, calf
faction.
We
call
your
special
No.
318—Nemo
self-reducing
the
cktv.
Let
us
prove
it
to
your clothes as s**ei as the
Sell all day and Mwnrfay night,
skin and vici kid. Values up
corsets for short waisted,
attention to our line of the
you. Hart Schaffner & Marx
new
;ase «n: no use
teying the dust, dharing Hie
to $6.00. Your choice, $1.98
stout figures. low bust and
Suits. $18.0(1. Other makes
celebrated NEMO Corsets.
waiting; most men know
atmosphere nnd causing people
under arm. skirt of medium
for $6.00, $8.0(1, $10.00 uad
Descriptions of a few of the
Ladies’
Misses
and
chil
In general to rejoice.
what they are going to do
length, with fiatening back
numbers we give lielow;
up.
drens oxfords and shoes.
«hoot it kmg before they d*
All trains on the main line of
effect; four Lastikops hose
No. 200 Nemo solid service
We have (duct'd a new lot on
it. Our new fall stock of
the O. VV. R. R N. VNt JMfejrW
supporters; <*f countil or
corset, forall average figures;
this bargain table- and for
HART
SCHAFFNF.R
&
MARX
yesterday by the washing oot of
batiste: sizes 19 to 36. Price,
has
N
eil»
dress
-adjusting
big values you cannot help
AND
OVERCOATS
the bridge between Cascade
We wish to call the ladies’
$3.50
devise; four hose supporters.
but realize they are the SUITS
Locks and Bonneville. It is re
ported that a freight train was
wrecked on the bridge, twelve
H O O D R IV E R S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R
:ars being piled up.
i c s t a r a r v jbih arerrar
CORSETS
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ADVERTISE
Fire Insurance
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J. K. McGREGOR & CO.
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NOW is an excellent time to
drop in and renew your subscrip
WORK GUARANTEED
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tion to the B u l l e t i n . You want
C O N T R A C T S SOLICITED ]
Lock Box 242
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the paper and we need the
M o s ie r
- O r e g o n I money.
P A IN TE R
I * Fruit Lands
ORE.
M o s ie r
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MOSIER
OREGON
N O TA R Y PUBLIC
Oregon
‘ ‘FINE LAUNDRY WORK”
Done with neatness and dispatch
The little town o f Shaniko
suffered another severe loss by
Hood River Laundry Company
fire last week, when the fire
J . E. COLE. M o . s i r k A g e n t
fiend licked up about $25,000
worth of property. The blaze
originated in A1 Howell’s saloon
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and destroyed two blocks of oc
cupied and unoccupied buildings.
L. W . C l y m e r
R a c e , mí
of the Hood River Orchard Land j
Company, at Ortley, on last
Saturday. Mr. Murder selected j
Orchard N<x 22. Mr. Evans
owns a $3,000.00 orchard three)
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miles West of Hood River, where]
he is enjoying a month’s vacatior.
Karl Shuholm, President
of.l
the Advance Construction Com
pany of Portland, owner of
R E A L ESTATE
Mosier View Orchard No. 33,
ami Fritz Shuholm, owner of the
East Side Plumbing Company of M O S IE R F R U I T L A N D S A S P E C I A L T
Portland, who has purchased
We are hero lo stay, know values, and can offer you
Orchard No. 6, spent Sunday at
reliable service.
Ortley. They were much pleas#l
We solicit your business on the basis of *‘A Square Deal” .
with the growth their trees have
made in the last three months.
Money to loan on improved property.
crete Work
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S urgeon
H . G . K IB B E E
Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con
C. W. Demarest, of Kelso,
Wash., is a visitor at the home Hood River
o f Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Arthur.
and
MOSIER
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Shop
Barber
A Close Call
THE DALLES
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ORE.
Address 402 W 7th St.
Last Saturday afternoon, as
I Mr. Marie Mayer was coming in P a c i f ic P h o n e
Black 1771
to town from Mayerdale, accom-
panied by Mrs. Weller and her
jj ! children,
the driver made a too M o s i e r S h o e
S hop
j
wide
detour
at
the
bend
on
the
} ] Bateham hill and the big Pierce- G. L. P e r k in s . P r o p .
Arrow machine went over the
| |embankment.
Shoe repairing a specialty.
Fortunately there]
Work guaranteed at reason
little headway to the ca r1
J was
able prices. Give us a call.
and it did not turn over, but ran
about three times its length down
Located in Marsh building,
the hill. The party escaped with
Upper Main Street,
no injuries,
but somewhat
alarmed. The machine was ex M o s ie r
O regon
tracted next morning, none the
] worse for its experience.
JOHN G. ZOI.I.S & SONS
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than has been offered in many a
long day. W e know we can
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Alex. Stewart
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I Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. Í )
Messrs. Wooley a mu I1 Kirk, re
presenting the United States
Cashier Cv., of Portland, spent
a few houvs in town last Sunday.
Alex. Stewart,
A. E. LA K E’S
S
Men’s Furnishings G o o d s [
Store
ÎLIM E
' isitors in Hood River on
Tuesday were D. W. Hudson,
Miss Rose Whitson, Mrs. Ceo.
Feggand Mrs. J. E. Proctor and
Miss Nje4lie Proctor.
On all lines for month
of AUGUST.
A bunch of about 18 Mosierites
descended (or rather ascended)
on Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Mosier
last Monday night and spent the
time until midnight in various
forms of amusement, having a
most delightful time.
The
hampers they carried were filled
with all kinds of good things to
eat and it is needless to say that
each one did full justice to them,
especially as some of Mosier’s
most notorious appetites were
there. For getting up a surprise
Mosier, Oregon.
party of this kind and providing a
J sump nous repast on short notice,
Mosier ladies excel. If you The Man who Whispers down a Well
About the Goods he has to Sell,
believe it, ask the poet of
Will never Reap the shining Dollars
the Cascades.
Like he who climbs a Tree and
Those present were: Mr. and | Hollers. —Moral, AD VER TISE.
Notary Public
Mrs. Wm. Akers, Mr. and Mrs.
and
R. M. Ross, Dr. and Mrs. Robin
Fire Insurance
P. L. K r e t z e r , Mosier
son, Dr. and Mi's. N. Johnson,
Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Arthur, Mr.
EX P ER T W E L L D R ILLE R
and Mrs. W. E. Chown and son,
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Kibbee and
children, and J. K. McGregor.
All work guaranteed
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Clay Brock went to Portland
Wedtoesdlay to make a settlement
with the fire insurance company
in which he had tusi property
insured.
Prices
Agreeably Surprised.
W. E. CHOWN,
I THE
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Special
re-1
in Mosier to look after subscription r e - !
newals and lo extend circulation by
special metho,.» whicli have proved un- |
usually successful. Salary and com
mission. Previous experitnee desira- |
ble but not essential. Whole time or j
spare time. Address, with references,
j J. F. Fairbanks, Good Housekeeping |
Magazine, ¡181 Fourth Ave, New York |
City.
Cash Prices Only
Mosier
H o u sek eepin g
quire» the service« of a representative
No. 3 2 0 -Nemo self-reducing
corset for tall and medium
stout figures; higher bust
and underarm, fiatening hack
effect, of countil or batiste,
sizes 19 to 36. Price, $3.50
No. 403 —Nemoself-reducing
corset for medium and tall
stout figures; high bust and
underarms, long skirt: Nemo
relief bands and self reducing
straps; six Lastikops hose
supporters: of white coutil
or batiste. Price,
$4.00
We know that we can
please you in the fine o f
corsets, and have them in
differant makes from a 50c
corset up to a $5.00 one.
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