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Special
School Notes.
shed a re-
bein; airi: ateo
A I ili«' •me
are juait-
Tlu* scili .1 eli il J n
I
!v
1
ui
nds,
and
■
putaiton
for
fruit
of
’
Mi
er
to
puf
JiUr ime of
iiiibit build»*.j
ili a power »ile on
jr Creek as long as we im ’ P n the pres- \ Leo Higley returned Tuesday.
..».uiis f..t
l>y liujiitti
, we
,tl vegetables, and furnish electricity for the ent high Ft'*ri'Liyd of qu;
Ale fora Haacke took up her
For Rent.
« in i« of t‘ a spec nens are very town and district. This can be will continue to lead all others in
duties Monday after a week’s
Five room houses pantry mu good. It should e remembered done easily and cheaply. It securing prices for our products,
absence.
bath, dpautiful location, Also' that every one is invited to bring'appears that the electric light
——
Leo Nichol was absent Tues
furnished rooms to rent.
in samples ot his best products, company that was coming in hen
John H. Wright, of Starbuck,
I so
_ that chance strangers and from llood River has fallen down 1 Wash., a ponulai
day.
D. W. H u d s o n ,
locomotive en-
Mosier Oregon.
| the public generally may s
on their proposition, claiming gineer for the O. W. If. & N. Co.,
The date Tor the next school
what Mosier can do.
that the business in sight .here met with a serious accident last program is Friday, October 27.
F^.Salc
would not,justify the expense. , week. While boarding a train Program begins at 1:30 p. m.
Three-quarters iron bed, good
--*■*■*—
| at Pendleton, Heslipped and fell
The program committee- wish
Town will be Lit
mattress and springs practically
A P P L E S FOIt T H E IS L A N D S 'u n d e r the wheels, which cut off to inform the public that they
The citizens of Mosier and
new, $10.50, cost $20. Inquire at
both feet at the ankles. Mr. have been able to get Dr. B ar-
strangers coming into the town , The apple season is now in full
Bulletin Office.
Wright, whose timber proof was greaves to talk at their next
I after nightfall will no longer be ¡swing and growers are busy |
I
he
picking
and
packing.
The
first
recently
published in the Bulletin, meeting
His subject will be
! obliged to wander about in
.
..
,
.
was
on
his
way
to
The
Dalles
to
“
The
Hebrew
Poets,
Leaver your- clothes whh Jas. ¡dark, unlit streets. A popular carol this season went forward
,
J
make
proof.
R. €yla to bfe cleaned and press- subscription has been raised, S iturday to a buyer at Manila,
School Notes From Dist. No. 8.
! sufficient to keep all
street Phillipine Island, via Tacoma and
fd.
Crook
County
Land
to
be
Opened.
The following ia<the monthly!
B o r n :-O ii Monday, Oct* 16, to lights burning until 11 p. m,, steamer. The next ten cars will
The
secretary
of
the
interior
report
of Dist. No. 8: School
go
to
N
ew
York,
pome
to
be
ex-1
fhe wife of Win Graham, a son. and they will be lit every night
ported to England and Germany has issued an order that 32,900 opened on the eleventh of Sept,
except on moonlight nights.
C. L. McKenna, of Portland,
acres of unappropriated lands, with an enrollment of thirteen
It was thru the efforts of the from there.
spent Sunday in Monier.
In spite of an extra large crop ! which were excluded from the pupils.
Since that time two|
| ladies of the Civic Improvement
Ladies’ clothes cleaned and League that th<* town’s lights of appits in Eastern and Middle i Deschutes national 'forest by others have been enrolled.
pressed. All work guaranteed. ; were installed and kept burning states, there is a strong demand proclamation July 1, will become
There was no school on Oct.
Jas. E. Cole, resident agent.
lor several months last year, but for the Mosier apple in foreign subject to settlement under the 2, 3, or 4, as the teacher’s in
Mrs. Ed L. Howe visited over their funds gave out and the! countries as well as our own. homestead laws and to selection stitute was in session in The
Mr. K. H. Kroner and wife
Sunday with relatives in Port-1 lights were discontinued. The I Nearly all of the apples to be by the state under certain con- Dalles at that time,
spent Sunday at Ortley.
Mr.
only street light in use at present! |iaru||tH| by the Mosier Fruit dilions on and after Jan. 1, 1012,
land.
Those having their names on Kroner is interested’ in the con-
at the land office in The Dalles,
is the one at the head of Main
Growers slis’n this year have
the Roll of Honor at the close of struction of the hotel, and was
Miss Flora McDonald visited |
Ore.
T. „
,
,
,
, . ¡St., which the citizens living, at
the first month are; Arvilla well pleased at the progress that
in Portland several day this ,, ■
,
..
,
.
, • , , already been sold, and at prices
The lands are located in Crook
J ■" | the head ot the street put m last
equal to the highest prices paid
Jones, Pearl was being made.
week.
county, near Prineville, and ara Philips, Bessie
year
There should be at least
for
box
apples
this
season.
McClure
and
Ira
Warren.
surveyed.
i R>$-S a !, e :-A good 6-foot wall a dozen lights in the town but if
tent, 24x28. Inquire at Bulletin those we already have are k e p t j
Oi tley Items.
office.
burning this winter they will be
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cox, of
C. A. McCargar left Wednes a blessing to the traveler after
Minneapolis, Minn.-, were visitors
day for Portland and Puget dark.
at Ortley and spent some time
Sound.
: in looking over the surrounding
Mrs. J. K. McGregor returned
Hallowe’en Party
country.
Men’s $5.00 Shoes,
now
$3.90
Wednesday frynj mweek’s visit
The Mosier Commercial Club
Boys’ $2.75
“
$2.25
Mr., and Mrs. Goss, of Mosier,
ip Portland.
will give a Hallowe’en Ghost
spent
a few* hours looking over
85c. Overalls
70c
If you have any carpenter Party on Monday evening, Oct, j
our
town
and buildings.
60c. Work Shirts
45c
yvork to do and want it done 30th. A very interesting pro-1
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Loomis,
gram will be rendered, which!
yjght, see “ Happy.”
have moved here from Hood River
will be printed in next week’s
A. L. Su’idborgand family re-
to reside permanently. They are
Bulletin.
Watch for it. This!
ttirned Wednesday evening from
building a nice bungalow in !
social is confined strictly to the j
a visit to Lebanon.
j town.
dues-paying members of the!
The Town With a Future
Mrs. Harry Bailey, of Hood club and their families, but every i
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Eastman,
River, isspendinga few days at citizen is earnestly requested to
of Ashland, Oregon, who are
Ortley, the guest of Mrs. L. I). become a member in the mean- j
visiting relatives at Fairmont
P. L. K r e t z e r ,
Firebaugli.
ranch, were visitors at Ortley.
time. Send in your application I
LO CAI
Prices
On all lines for month
of OCTOBER.
Must have more room.
Alex. Stewart,
Mosier, Oregon..
Alex. Stewart
Notary Public
and
Fire Insurance
Mosier
-
Oregon
Fruit Lands
M O S IE R
Town Lots
Fire Insurance
D.
Cash Prices Only
Mr. J. P. Agidius and party
left Sunday for a week’s hunting
trip near, the base of Mt. Hood.
They aie after nothing smaller
than bear and deer.
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Christian Church Notes
at The Dalles on Tuesday, at
tending to some County road
The I,oval workers of the
matters.
Christian Church, presented the
A
The Woman’s Club will meet congregation with a beautiful A
next Friday" Oct. 27. F m m Y to ilHlivi,hlHl
service.
5 p. m., at the residence of Mrs. C. F. Swander, Slate Secretary
of the Christian Church will
W ..E . Chown.
occupy the pulpit in Mosier next
The Vlisses Anne and Marie
Sunday morning and evening,
SWogren came up from Portimi«
days
j
The
public are invited to hear
on Tuesday to spend a few
I
him.
on their fin it ranch.
K. H. SlCKAFOOgfc,
Sirs. Amy L. Gove came up
Minister.
from U o k I Hiver last Friday
evening and presided as Noble
The regular dance, which was
Grand at the meeting of tlu*
to b<> held tomorrow night has
Rebekahs.
1 been postponed until Saturday
Miss Ethel Haacke arrived night, October 28. These dances,
Tuesday from Port Huron M ic h ., i given every two weeks by (lie
and will visit here with her j Fortnight Dancing Club, are be-,
Jeo. 1 coming quite popular with the
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I younger element and are well
Haacke.
: pat ronized each night.
Mr. Harden, of Moro, was in
________
town Wednesday, making ar-
w igem en ts for shipping several i Catholic ( Impel Car Coming to
Mosier.
carloads of wood to his home
town,
Tlu> Chapel Car St. Anthony
Rev. FAtber Francis, of M om I will arrive in Mosier Tuesday
River, and Geo. ( ’. Henncss y, Oct. 24, and will remain until
Saturday
morning.
Lecture*
ISuptl.of the Catholic Chapel Car,
will
be
given
each
evening
at
w-^re in Mo ier yesterday and
7:30,
at
which
all
denominations
Tn ide the Bull tin office a ploas-
are welcome. Mass every morn-
>ant. call.
I ing in tin* car at 8 o’clock.
Mrs. Elmer Coyle returned < n Questions placed in the ‘'Question
Monday to Iter home at Lebanon, • Box” at the entrance of the car
after visiting relative- here l\ r will be answered before tlu*
4i fortnight. Her mother, Mrs. evening lectures.
ti'iu Graham, nccomnnuN'd h* r.
rg M B M H B a B H H B K E a c a a n
Chas. Yr.rnell, with I.is wifi
Six Quart tin milk pans, 7c
nod children nhd his brother, of
Four Quart milk pan,
5c
Port lard, arrived on Tuesday
y Iron handles,
8c
and will attend a week with his
Bread knit**, with nice wood
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. J.
J handle,
10c
P, Carroll.
j Bread, cake and paring knives
Business mnst be looking up
til" sgt ot three,
18c
in Du fur.
W e observe that
it doth, all colors,
labi
Editor T. 0. Queen, of the
very b t grad**, the yard, 2t\*
Dispatch, has saved up enough
Woo I spie** cabinets, with
money to trot in double harness,
* neat little drawers for
having married in Portland re
ginger, mit-
ice, cl*
cently. Here’s long life and
25c
and |n >D , each
prosperity, brother.
J
Emir rum I t larch fervici*»
1 at 1-1 a. m.
Sunday
11:15 a. m* Mr. llargr *av* s w ill
The svenili:lì prai
preach.
service at 7:30 w il! he c nbuct*
Hv Dr. Rol
M
?a si rumen
rrey granit*
D. H A IL
J. E. C O L E .
D A V ID R O BIN SO N , M. D„
Ore
Mosier
0. J. Fredricks was a visitor
Razors put in first-class condition.
Mosier, Oregon,
W. E. CHOWN,
Fur and feathers cleaned at i now and meet with us at the
(8ray & Rand’s, Hood River, Ghost Party.
A
Ore. Jas. E. Cole, Mosier Agent
A
Mrs. B. J. Weller and Mrs. It.
Mosier visitors in Hood River j
M. Rosi visited in Hood River Monday were Mrs. R. W. Cum
Xesterday.
mings, Miss Clement, Mr. and
•
Mrs. K. II. Sickafoose.
Mrs.
C. H. Dunsmore and John
Laura McDonold, Geo. Haacke,
Well berg were business visitors
O. E. Wilson and Fred Forslund.
at The Dalles yesterday.
B a r b e r Shop
Mr. Arthur A. Kuliu and wife
were callers Sunday; also Mr.
and Mrs. Marsh of Mosier, and
Miss Dunsmore of The Dalles.
EXPERT
W E LL
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r o e o n
MOSIER
-
O R EG ON
D R IL L E R
DR. J. S O W E R B Y
c h ir o p r a c t o r :
All work guaranteed
NERVE SPECIALIST
Lady Attendant—Experienced
THE DALLES
-
ORE.
Address -102 W 7th St.
P h o n e 222
FFRGUSON BLDG.,
HOOD R IV E R
P a ci l ie P hone
Black 1771
O VER 65 YEARS*
V E X P E R IE N C E
- .W
Mark Mayer, Mr. and Mrs.
Weller and children of “ Mayer-
JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS
dale’, drove to Ortley in Mr. Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con
Mayer’s big car, Sunday.
crete Work
I Tum -A-Lum
Lumber Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Litllepage and
Hood River
-
Oregon
their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Evans
of Portland, came up to Ortley
one day last week. They had
their lunch outon the bluff, over-j
Is the place to get your choice
looking the Columbia.
C ig ar s ,
J. K . M c G R E G O R & C O .
REAL ESTATE
T he
M O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y
W e are here to stay, know values, and can offer you
reliable service.
W*> solicit your business on the basis of “ A Square Deal” .
PINES HOTEL
J. P. ER H A R T, Prop.
K ;:a o < ^ )«iK S is s is i^ ie o o o «x m iL > iK *itO 'i*»i » i i a i f u * u » og>oooe iii
Good Accommodations
n
, ,
SCHOOL BOOKS and all sorts of School Sup
useful
A nd ninny other
every
es
that
you
need
artici
•it
.he
same
big
saving.
day,
AT
RIGHT
M
Also Pressing and Cleaning
M O S IE R ,
g Co.30,B™
“~>- New York
Branch Office. 625 F St.. Washington, D. C.
W ell
W o rk
W ell
D o n e
The undersigned is thoroughly
prepared to put down open wells
in any part of the surrounding
country. Has a complete outfit,,
including pipe 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 be found
by addressing him at The Dalles,
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
Schanno’s store, The Dalles, Or.
I f o r further particulars, in-
at Bulletin office,
A . E. N
egus .
DR. H. L, DUMBLE
PHYSICIAN
! HOOD R IV E R
and
SURGEON
:
OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May lie reached by long dis
tance ptione. Home phone 61.
OREGON
B H
No. 8 full copper nickel plat-
$1.10
oil t< i kettle............
14<*.
Floui sifters............
4c
t) in** It pit* plates . . .
12c
Milk strainers..........
T R l'N h S
regon
A handsomely llh iftrated weekly. Largest d r *
dilation o f any scientific Journal. Terms, 93 a
ir months, 9L Sold by all newsdealers«
Agency for Model Laundry
A large line of Tablets and Stationery.
a s w
,
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday
Mosier Book Store
mmm g H
f
Kates & 1.00 per dau and up
Monet/ to loan on Unproved property.
O
Local Phone 114
Bacille Phone Alain 22tl
Scientific American.
T obacco
It. It. Morrison, who has had
C a n d y , and S o f t D r i n k s
charge of Dr. Macrum’s ranch
P o o l and B i l l i a r d s
for several years, has severed
S. E. Francisco, Prop.
his connection with the doctor
and takon a similar position at
Oregon
Mosier,
Mayerdale.
M O S IE R
Anyone sending n sketch nnd description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention is probably pntcntablo. Communica
tions strictly contldcnt ini. HANDBOOK on Pa ten t«:
•ent free. Oldest agency fo r securing patents.
Patents taken through Mur.n Sr Co. receive
special notice , without charge, in the
THE OAKS
A. RAC
plies.
T r a d e .M a r k s
D e s ig n s
C o p y r ig h t s A c ,
PRICES
We carry a splendid line
of trunks of the celebrated
G. & S., Neverbreak Kind.
The care and material that
these
lias lH*on v**t ' n*°
trunk s by the'makers. guar-
antes* you the utmost value
and service. This G. & S.
Trunk lias heavy brass plat
ed trimmings, all | arts hand
riveted and buried over the
lining.
Fancy cloth lined
throught.
Four slats on
bottom.
Heavy cowhide
straps all around. Size 32
sells f o r .................
$11:50
No. 357 is a heavy canvas
covered trunk with five hard
wood slats on top and four
on bottom.
Brass plated
clamps
and
corners all
around, deep set up. tray
with packing compartment
THE PARIS FAIR.
and hat box: sizes 28 sells for
......................................
$ 6.00
Do not fail to look our stock
over when you wish some
thing in this line.
Common clothes pins, per
doz..............................
lc
G* hi *1 hard toothpick pet*box
. t .............................
4c
Tinned tea spoons per set of
six. the set...............
4c
Table spoons the set of six
..................................
8e
Solid mental ten spoons, look
as well ns solid silver and
will wear just as long, the
set of six ...................
35c
Dover egg beaters....
Ha
E g g whips of woven wire,
each...........................
2c
Fruit jar rubbers, best grade.
per doz......................
3c
China skillet cleaner with
handle, each............
10c
Emery knifesharpener
8c
Finest quality whetstone for
kitchen use...............
5c
Can ojieners..............
4c
Sure catch mouse traps
.‘lc
Good grade paper plates. 9
inch, per doz..............
5c
L A D IE S ' SL ITS
We are offering some e *
ceptional values in our ladies’
suit department this fall in
new fail styles and pattetfis
in ail the newest weaves and
materials. New fall suits for
$10., $12.. $13, $15 and up.
You’ll need a rain proof
overcoat this fail: There’ll
be lots of days when you’ll
be out in the stormy w eather
when a garment that sheds
instead of soaking up the
water will l>e invaluable.
HART
SCHAFFNER
& M A R X Make Raincoats
Right: and we sell them
right. W e have several good
models to show you and
know that we can please
you. Overcoats. H. 8. & M.
$16." and up. Suits H. S. &
M
¡08.
and up.__________
H C O D R IV E R ’S L A R G E S T 8c B E S T S T O R E