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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1911)
Special Prices ail, returned home Mr. ami airs. vv. C. Kennedy, íy o g c c . HalioWe cn. ne«i L.J . of The Dalles, are getting nicely On ai d after the first day of It has been decided by the 1 Tfiuraday. _______________________________ _ ! November ir the Mosier Meat committee in charge to hold the> Mr. Win Ketchum and family ',,t'aie< t*ien (’ a,m 0,1 <’,>v^rn- I Vlarket ■ ill do a strictly cash i Hallowe’en Party on next Mon- have moved to The Dalles after nu*nt Hat, \ l*< ie t ey expect f o r Kent. lousiness. Please do not ask fo r , day night, instead of Tuesday, spending the summer at their soon to erecta comfortable house Five room house, pantry and credit, and you’ ll want to remember home at t(ie iiead 0f Mosier for the winter. Mr. Kennedy is taking a party of surveyers up bath. Beautiful location. Also C. II. D u n s m o r e . this. An interesting program J rvepU .furnished rooms to rent. . ! Mr. A. Bethel, of The Dalles, i will be given and refreshments Mr. \ \ . f . Ripley, of Portland, wjj| a friend to look over the Notice D. W . H u d s o n , served. Mosier Oregon. All persons wishing pictures Everyone attending is expected forr” er,y of foj >eJta; ^ 1nsPf’ w‘ ^i forty he has for sale the first of truest of J. L. Sheldon on the vveek. Thia f orty ia part of taken of their house, orchards to go attired in a sheet, pillow lx-* Rainbow Hill for the winter. hisjclaim and Mr. Bethel wishes For S«ile or individual trees will do well to case and mask —white masks for Three-quarters iron bed, good consult F. Patterson, who guar ladies, black for gentleman. Mr. Frank Layton and brother- to sell to someone who will culti Drop him a Masks can be obtained at the in-law, Mr. Hodgekinson of Port vate and improve the tract. mattress and springs practically antees his work. new, $10.50, cost $20. Inquire at c ird at Mosier, or orders may be Mosier Book Store. land, will spend Sunday with left at the Bulletin Office. Bulletin Office. The following is the program: Mrs. Layton and her sister, Mrs. P. L. Arthur was a business 1. Forming the acquaintance of Hodgekinson, at the homestead visitor in Portland yesterday. F o r S a l e Lost the Ghosts near Lupine Flat. >Bay Horse, weight abouLlOSO 2. The Ghost Hornpipe, By a SH ATIKO ’S M AYOR SHOT On Oct. 18, while hunting on Mrs. Seward is enjoying a visit lbs. Good single driver; will Neil Creek, my two dogs left Little Shade Liquor was the cause of the from her sister and uncle. work double anywhere. A good me. One was male Fox hound 3. Dance of the Ghosts shooting scrape in Hood River cart, with lines and bridle, j and Airedale, the other a female! 4. A Ghostly Dirge Mr. Cooper took Mrs. Cooper’s 1 last Saturday night, and liquor thrown in. Will sell very cheap, Ayredale. Anyone finding either 5. Grand Processional mother, Mrs. McVey, to The again was the cause of the shoot- or trade. This is a bargain ii or both of them and returning!, Hexenküche Dalles this week, where Mrs. |jng of Shaniko’ s mayor and Liken at once. to me, or notifying me where I j6. A'Ghost Story —By a Ghost Cooper is ensconced with the j banker, J. C. Fowlie at Shaniko, Reflections of the Shades children for the winter. can get them, will be suitably re Mr. 0n Tuesday last, by Del Howell, Cooper expects some trappers to a former resident of Shaniko, Leaye your clothes with Jas. warded. E. Cole to he cleaned andpu ss- live on their homestedd during; whose heme is now in Portland, Rainbow Hill Notes G eo . H u sk e y , ed. their absence. Howell issaid to have been drunk Mosier, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Nelson, accident of this kind been attend B. J. Weller was a business homesteaders in the upper Mo- Miss Ruth Sheldon walked to an(* 1 ^ r' remarked to him visitor in Portland on Saturday. . A. Husbands attended a f sier Oistrict, spent Tuesday in The Dalles Tuesday from her that he ought to goto bed, where ’d with such slight injury, and Father Francis and the other homestead on Rainbow Hill, and !1,K)n H™ el1 Pul!edouta Pfun and J. K. McGregor was a pass- M ' ding of the blacksmiths of 'j’he [)a||es oassengers feel that a kind Wasco and Hood River counties, Notary Public shot at him twice, one bullet «eager on Tuesday’s local for Miss Mahle Wood well, of has been visiting Mrs. Milton Providence was certainly watch- held at The Dalles last Saturday. and Chaney at their ranch just east d ik in g him in the abdomen. Portland. Spokane, who has been visiting Chaney at the ng over them. Mr. Fowlie was taken to Tht Fire Insurance Miss Lucy Mullins closed her Miss Lila Clark at Iter homestead of The Dalles. Ladies’ c'othes cleaned and Dalles on a special train am restaurant last Saturday. J. P. Mosier - Oregon pressed. All work guaranteed. Howell was arrested. Lrliart, of The Pines Hotel, took Jas. E. Cole, resident agent. LATER:—Mr. Fow lie was oper over her trade and the bakery i ated upon at tbe hospital, Ray Sturgess came up from business. Wednesday morning, but died Portland Saturday evening and Miss Alice Davenport, well three hours afterward. His Sunday with his parents. known here, was married in Port-) body was taken to Albany for Mrs. Itay Bunnell, of The land last vveek to Mr. Cherry, of $3.90 Men’s $5.00 Shoes, now burial. Dalles, is visiting her father, San Francisco. All Miss Alice’s $2.25 Boys’ $2.75 “ Mrs. Ole Olsen. i friends here wish her much 85c. Overalls 70c A Narrow Escape Razors put in lin t-class condition. wall h'Uunness. F or S* l e :-A good 6-foot 60c. Work Shirts 45c Rev. Father Francis, of Hood tent, 24x28. Inquire at Bulletin Mark A. Mayer tore himself River and Rev. Father Brady, office. | away from his Mayerdale Or who is with the Chapel Car, E. T. Chase, who is wintering in chard long enough to attend to stationed this week at the depot, Portland, spent the first of the bu.-iin 1: , in Portland for two or were callers at the Bulletin three days this week, arriving week in town. office on Wednesday. Father The Town With a Future Francis told of his narrow escape D AVID ROISINSON, M. D. Goo. Chamberlain was a hnsi-j*1" ' 1,1 ” d ! from death last Saturday, while ness visitor in Portland the first Veil Mas ten has taken charge P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n : riding from Lyle to Goldendale. o f the week. as for» n of Dr. Macrums, ranch, P. L . K r e t z e r , About 21 miles up the line a MOSIER - OREGON If you have any carpenter w,lidl I- ;ilion ha<l ,,(,t*i< held for A j large boulder, loosened by the EXPERT W E L L D R IL L E R work to do and want it done several years by It. R. Morrison. el jarring of the train rolled down ¿right, see “ Happy.” V“ '1 “ Havvies” tlie work a)l « the hank and struck the rear DR. J. SOWERBY right and the good doctor can go Jack Coffman l«*fL last Monday to Portland for the winter coach, knocking the front trucks er and A All work guaranteed CHIROPRACTOR for Portland, where he will re fell that his interests will be 3 off the track. The car ran along NERVE SPECIALIST main this winter. « on the ties some distance and « properly looked after. Lady Attendant—Experienced •» - ORE. then rolled down the bank into THE DALLES Messrs. Wells, Wade and Day P h o n e 222 Mr. and Mrs. Gene O’ Rourke Addn-ss 402 W 7th St. ! ditch, landing bottom side up. FFRGUSON BLD G ., HOOD RIV ER Shrttm, of Hood River, spent ,m(j Nicholas Kane, of New P a c if ic P h o n e „ iThere were 17 passengers in the several hours in town on Monday. , I y,,,.] Black1'1771 *w, ,x, headliners at theOrpheum * coach, and only three of them Fur and feathers cleaned at in Portland this week, will he OVER 6 6 YEAH 3’ were hurt, and they but slightly. Gray & Rand’s, Hood River, i the gm sts over Sunday of Mark E X P E R IE N C E , To add to the excitement, the Or- . Jas. E. Cole, Mosier Agent ! A. May > r, at Mayerdale. JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS coach caught fire from the stove, Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con Mrs. J. N. Mosier visited her j H. E. Dean arrived from Port- but the blaze was quickly ex- j daughter, Alice, in The Dalles land Monday evening with his crete Work I tinguished. Seldom lias an i * this week. households goods and will move * — L O C A L — lv On ali iines for month of OCTOBER. Must have more room. Alex. Stewart, Mosier, Oregon. Alex. Stewart Cost Prices j Fruit Lands Town Lots j MOSIER FLreJrisuranœB a rb e r Shop D. Cash Prices Only W. Mosier D. HA J. Mosier, Oregon, E.CROWN, - - Ore E. COLE. ( LIM E C E M E N T P LA STE R ( Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. ) LOG CABIN BAKERY | THE OAKS I Portland, Oregon, : Hood River Mrs. Laura McDonald and her 1011,0 ,lis :5° acres ° f land which son and daughter left Mosier he purchased some time ago from for Hood River, where they will Ghas. Stark. He will proceed 1«> reside for the winter. improve it and make Mosier his I future home. Mosier welcomes j Mts. J. 1. Davenpoit left him in her midst. Monday for The Dalles win r 0 . W . Bergman, of Collins she will visit a couple of weeks Springs, Wash., was in town last * with h'*r p rents. Tuesday on land business. Mr. . Mrs. <t. J. Littl epage and Bergman has charge of the Miss Minnie Kearns, of Grand- Springs, which are owned by ?. view, were visitors in Hood River Fred Young. He expressed last Saturday. [surprise at the growth of the Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bigelow, town and development of the who have been Visiting the country since his last visit here. latter’s sister. Mrs. H. M. - ► ----- ^Scqprce, left on Wednesday fo r 1 Good Sale at Mosier their home at Terre Haute, Ind. Devlin & Firelmugh report the Mr. Alva Craft and wife, of The Right Reverend Bishop Forest Grove, are visiting this Chas. J. O ’ Reilly, of Baker, will week with Mr. Craft’s mother, he i.i Mosier today and if noth Mrs. J. P. Cam» I. ing unforseen prevents, will address the people of Mosier in Mrs. Ij. E. f Ward and son. the Chapel Car to-night. Nelson, ol Colorado Springs, E. A. R a c e I m g r . ORE. MOSIER V» * P in e s H o t e l . J. K. McGREGOR & CO. REAL ESTATE O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y We are here to stay, know values, and can offer you reliable service. We solicit your business on the basis of " A Square Deal” . Money to loan on improved property. Mrs. A. A. Jayne, wife of attorney Ja>no, of II ood River, died suddendlv, from heart trouble at Portion 1. Mr. ami Mrs Jayne were on their wh > to I /os "Angeles to make the home. Mrs. F. A. Sh< 'ren, Mrs. J. K. Me ¡n ;• • lieswart and Miss Mamie E. , were visitors in Hood Ri Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. S. W. $ u rk returned her home at Hood River Tuesday after visiting here a f di v? with Mr. and Mrs. Win Akeis and Mrs. Cob'». ■—■■ii ii i hi a ' N R :yj S rf •j T i - K - ——- ; W ELL ______ Local Phone 114 PINES HOTEL .country. Has a complete outfit, including pipe cutting and thread- >n8 tools. Does all kinds of ce- ment, rock and concrete work. Good Accommodations Rates SLOG per day and up % ÏÏM 3 ! M EN’S EXTRA PANTS In the line of dress and every day work pants for men, we have a full line andean supply you with about anything you wish in khaki, cottonade, whip cord, funston. corduroy anu all wool worsted dress pants in fancy mixtures, blue, blacks, greys and browns. Rants lor men for, the pair, $1.00, id .25, $1.50. $2.00 and up: all sizes up to 50 waist. Bovs’ knickerbockor parts in all ages from 2 to 17 v eal's; full big too and well made, prices ."0c. 10c. 50c anti up. We have a most complete line of mens’ and boys’ hats and caps for winter wear, one of the largest lines. W e have one of the tinest assortments of high grade hats you can find any where. John B. Stetson and the Rothchild Bros. Star Brand Hats the best hats you can get. Hats that will stand the wear and will hold their shape until the last. We have one of the best hats you ever wore for the very small price of s i .50. It is equal to most any other hat that you would pay $2.00 for. We have THE PARIS FAIR. mens’ hats for 50c. 75c, $1.00 and up. Mens and hoys caps from 10c up. DR. H. L. DUMBLE MILLINERY \ on will surely make a mis take if you do not visit our millinery department liefore you purchase your fall and winter hat. While our stock is not as large as it was by a good deal yet we are getting in new stock all the time, l>e- sid-s we have a capable milliner in charge that can make up any kind of a hat you desire and our prices mean a good saving to you. 2nd Floor PHYSICIAN and s u r g e o n HOOD RIVER : OREGON Will practice in Mosier and May lie reached by long dis tance phone, Home phone 61. Ladies’ Slippers Me have one of the swellest lines of felt slippers and Romeos, fur trimmed and flexible leather soles: Peerless Comfys for Ladies. Misses and children with patend spring heels and bottoms, ribbon trimmed, assorted colors. Slippers for ladies from $1.00 a pair and up. For children 70c and up. £££ 7«,¡3 or inquire at Maier & Sehanno's store, The Dalles, Or. For further particulars, in- at Bulletin office. A. E. N egus . Also Pressing and Cleaning MOSIER. OREGON CAPS and HATS D one The undersigned is thoroughly ! prepared to put down open wells in any part of the surrounding I r> p u p a d t n J . I . f c K H A K I , t rop. Agency for Model Laundry $18. and up. H. 8. & M. ovor- coats, $16. and up. W ORK w e l l Chicken Dinner Every Sunday j - m i wev; te» rygam — — «M il... You’ ll find here so many new ideas in style in clothes tigs fall that you can really he puzzled to know which one is the best for you; they all look so good that you can’ t make a mistake, in selecting. HART S C H A F F N L R A M A RX Clothes are all-wool always; and we havi unusual variety of good things to show \ou in weaves nnd patterns, blues, blue greys, ; all s. "ts of combina- anil patterns. Fine Is, cheviots, tweeds, imported nnd domestic II. 8. & M. suits for MUNN « Co.36,B~»d"”*»- New York Branch Office, 625 P 8t„ Washington, D. C. O re g o n Pacific Phone Main 2211 T he A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir culation o f any scientlUo journal. Terms, |3 a year: four months, $1. Sold by all newsdealers. P ool and B illiards S. E. Francisco, Prop. Mosier, Ac. Scientific American. C igars , T obacco C a n d y , and S oft D rinks Furnishes Fresh Bread at 5 cts. the loaf, also Pastry of all kinds. Leave your orders at T he . « •»- The ladies Aid Society will meet at the h m e of Mrs. David Robinson, next Wednesday. i C o p y r ig h t s Anyone «ending a sketch nnd description may quickly ascertain our opinion freo whether an invention 13 probably pat eut able. Communica tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK o n Patenta sent free. Oldest ntrenoy for securing patents. Patents taken through Munu Sr Co. receiv o special notice, without charge, in th e Is the place to get your choice * Mrs. Chas. Sparling visited visited the first of the week with her husband n ’1 he Dalles yester her aunt,|Mrs. M. Harlan. day. • -4.»- Christian ('hutch'N olo Subject Sunday evening at Christian Church will I What is a church? The public are invited to all our services. K. H. SlCKAFOOSE, Minister. — 4* T rade M a r k s D e s ig n s * ) F. L. Thrift and D. P. T h rift,! aa,<‘ of MO acres of unimproved M south o f ' of Albany, Ore., arrived in tow n VI( 11 u 1 * *anik Mou'er, from the Hood River on Monday and will spend tin Orchard Land Company to M. K. ¡ winter on their ranch south of Troisier: consideration, $9,000. town. Oregon ! Nem o Corsets If you wish the best in the corset line something that will wear and give you com fort in every NEMO way, buy* a CORSET. We are exclusive agents in Hood River. We carry a complete line in all sizes for stout and slender figures. We will fit you proper We are showing a fine line of furs and fur sets for Ladies ly in any kind of price you wish, from 50c up. and Children. H O O D R I V E R ’S L A R G E S T 8t B E S T S T O R E
