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VOL. I l l
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY. OREGON,
to the party ordering them, a t legal rates.
ERID AY, NOVEMBER 10, 1911
LARAWAY
NO. .‘16
paid fo r before affidavits artAfurnished.
1 seated in this state,” said Fro-
» »***» * to arrange for the time and place
i
fessor
C.
I.
Lewis
o
f
the
horti-
$
i o f holding the fair showing the
See
One o f the largest land deals in
....
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| products o f the three counties.
M'»sier Lands was put through |Cldture division today in dis-
I Tillman Reuter, wizard o f the
last week by Geo. Chamberlain cussinS the plans for the winter
| Central
Oregon
dry-farming
for the East Hood River Land course-
" e wanted l'’ hml
country, has won fame for the
Company. The East Hood River out Just what.is the lrue statl,s
Land Company has been w o r k - ) °t the prune industiv, and what
| state by capturing the prize cup
ing the last four years develop- Pr°Nem s are ot greatest fin
for the best exhibit at the recent
ing orchard property. T h e ,one Porfance and deniaiiu inunediate
Dry- Farming Congress at Colo
,
rado Springs, and addition, won
tract they spent the most money■( hnstigation. \\e wanted to
It first prizes, 12 second .and 3
on in developing was a tract of know ™ what lines o f work
i third prizes.
Other Central
land that belonged to the Mosier I there seems to 1« a lack o f com-
Oregon ranchmen helped to win
Family. It lies on the high 1X10,1 knowledge.
the survey
j a total o f 84 prizes for Oregon.
tand just east o f town. It c«n- and sl,ort Courpe srt‘n'
ll)
; Mr. Reuter has what he considers
tains 152 acres, of which 120 °*,en the best opportunity to
¡only an average quarter section
acres is set in commercial or- ascertain these hints. We hope
M o s ie r
regon
o f land in the Madras district
chard with trees ranging fro m ! thcreb>’ to 1,0,10 the >'XL;ne
i but he has done wonders. , He
one to four years old.
They I « ro'verf- that
may give
contends that any farmer o f in
took a great amount o f care to each ^ her ,he
ot ,he11;
telligence can do likewise.
get this tract into orchard in the !'expenance ... solving some of
best possible shape. It is ai, their problems.
lo this end we
An interesting program has
NOW is an excellent time to i j f 'r t
u a \ f f Z F R / A HB
I teen arranged for the annual j droP in a n d ' «mew your subscrip- ^
^
Yellow Newtowns and Spitzen- are asking o f growers in different,
want
tion to the B u l l e t in . You -------
And
in
Prime
Condition.
You
can
rest
assured
that
any
Pre
exhibit
o
f
the
Oregon
Horticult
kEAL
ESTATE
bergs. All the work has been j >,ails ° f tho 8tate wli0 have had
the paper and we need the
particular success in one or other
scription
or
Recipe
dispensed
by
us
contains
the
best
and
Pur
ural
Society,
November
15
17,
done under the personal super
money.
phase o f the business to give
est Drugs that the market affords and at prices that are
which will he held in the Yeon
vision o f Mr. Geo. Chamberlain,
short addresses during this win
Fruit
"down-to-date.” Try us; we will show you.
Building, Portland. Discussion
who is also an officer o f the Com
AUTOM OBILE OWNERS
ter course, in addition to our
Lands
of the many phases of fruit
pany. The results are that they
K -N -O -X -A -C o ld Tablets. Private Formula
I f your auto is in trouble,
own speakers from the c<>lh ge
a
growing by experts in their
have one o f the largest and
come to me for relief. I
faculty.
-Specialty
various
lines
will
he
big
features
finest orchards in the Mosier
have a mechanic’s certificate
The
survey,
though
covering
o
f
the
coming
meeting,
each
day
district. The East Hood Giver
Mosier
Oregon
and know my business. ,
having; strong attractions. Not
Land Company has been quietly the orchards o f but IDO o f the
only will theory be developed in
picking up choice pieces o f apple j &rowers °1 ^ ie stale out of a
E d w in H. H a il , Expert.
W. A. HUSBANDS
these talks but the result of
thousand
or
more,
gives
sufficient
Hand for the last four years until
■'B lacksm ith
scientific practice will lie shown
now they have about 1000 acres background for comparison of
h ü
in the fine exhibits o f apples to
o f apple lands around Mosier. methods and results. The col
be on display.
Their-object in selling this tract, lege experts have had oppor
r Horae
Shoeing and Generi!
T !)!- is tho title oi a beautiful 64-pa*e boott which
w ill show any boy or g irl how to CUC3EED. l)rou a
tunity
to
study
prune
growing
as
Wintercannot stop the onward
was to raise money so they could
postal in the m all TODAY and It w ill bo sent FREE.
Repair »Work.
march o f the interurban trolleys.
Tho aim of the College Is to dign ify aud popularise
•devote the time and money in regards the .different soils,
the Industries, and to serve ALL the people. It offers
C
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v
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n
g
i
n
e
e
r
The Oregon Electric is pushing ,
SatisfaèHon guaranteen
.ourues la A g ricu ltu re,C ivil Engineering, Electrical
developing another large tract. elevations, exposures. The adapt
Engineering, Btechanlcal Engineering, Mining En,.lu.
OREGON
its
line
up
the
Willamette
Valley
|
General
Surveying,
Plat-
M0SIER
We are glad to note this sale, as ability o f certain varieties, ex
coring. Forestry, Dom9etlo. 8cienso and Art, Com
tuercc. Pharmacy and Music. Tho C o lle g e opona
uge
from
Salem
to
Eugene
and
con-
*
.it does not lose anybody to Mosier posures and locations iias been
September 23d. Catalog tree.
ting and Drafting
struction
work wi
proceed
Address: FEOISTRAB. OREGON AG R ICU LTU RE
A l l B u s i n e s s entrusted TO
but may add several families. made a special study, as well as
COLLEGE, C orvallis, Oregon.
the
methods
■
o
f
orchard
tillage,
j
steadily
until
next
Summer,
The purchasers are the Mosier
T he C are of the
when it is expected lo complete
Development Company, a Port pruning, spraying and handling
the road. This road will open
land Corporation, with ample the crop in different orchards.
The
handling
o
f
(he
green
up
various sections o f the Valley
capital to complete the develop
of The Dalles, Oregon
prune,
as
well
as
the
methods
,
now
at a distance from railways Have your clothes cleaned by
ment o f this tract.
It is not
C o l u m b i a R i v e r V i e w P o u l t r y ! 'ARM
and will help in increasing popu
WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION
GRAY & RAND
given out how much was paid employed in handling the dried
BREEDER O F
STAN D AR D
PO U LTRY
lation on farms by bringing
for the tract, but it is supposed article will lie taken up in detail
Capital
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--
$100,000.00
H o o d
R iv e r ,
o r e j & o n
about more intensive cultivation
Surplus and undivid
(o have been in the neighborhood in the short course, with the
BUFF
PLYMOUTH
ROCK,
S.
C.
BLACK
MINORCA,
MOTTLFD
All work guaranteed.
and the cutting up o f large
ed profits
-
130,000.00
o f $75,000. This may look big various systems used such as
AN C O N A.
A few choice cockerels for sale.
My stock is Stand
holdings.
steam
dryers
and
in
tiie
short!
Ladies’
work
a
specialty
to some o f the old timers here ;
J. S. SCHENOK, P resident
ard Bred and from the best laying strains on the Coast.
The best goat show ever held
who used to use the fine apple;00U1-',e> with
v. itli the
the various systems ¡
J a s . E. C o l e , Mosier Agent
K i > M. W i l l i a m s
M a x A. V oqt
in this state is promised for
land o f Mosier as cattle range, ijsed such as steam dryers and
Vice Pres.
Cashier
January 3, 4 and 5 at Dallas,
O. D. H O G G ,
but it really is a low price con- funnel dryers. The processing
when the Northwest Angora
sidering the location, the quality Iaod niaiseting <>l the product
Mosier, Oregon.
i Goat Association will hold its
of'the soil and the amount o f do-! wdi a's<) l a*. made a part o f the
annual meet. Breeders from all
velopment work that has been course.
PLUM BING .
over the West expect to have
done on it.
Desides visiting the orchards,
STEAM a n d HOT W ATER
prize animals on display.
A
The view from this tract is the inspectora have been studing $
■CAY YOWEIX. Mur.
feature o f the convention will he
H FATING.
beautiful. You can see a sweep the evapoatring plants and the jj|
Harness and Saddlery 'Goode
an Angora venison banquet, when
o f the Columbia River with it s ; principal processing concerns o f g
Jobbing promptly attomleil to.
Tents, Wagon Covers, Ete
roasted kids will he served. I t 1
islands, its bank, its bluffs on the Northwest, and thus will he B
Hand-made
Harness a Specialty
is thought this will he the first •MOSIER
- -
OREGON
either side for a distance o f 15jin a position to give definíate in- g
feast
o
f
this
kind
ever
held
in
HOOD RIVER - OREGON
miles. There is also a beautiful! formation in the short course on g
the Northwest.
view o f the Mosier Valley with the different methods used and S
FOR SALE
Bankers of the state are taking i
the orchards and the hills. You the construction most favored, i1
'£j>n acres just starting 1 »ear
T h e M il t o n N u r s e r y
W ill be at NICHOL’S STORE, Mosier, every § a part in the lmck-to-the huí ]
also have a fine view o f Mount The special effort has been to jj>
ing, set to commercial ap
MILTON. EA STER N O R E G O N
Hood and Mount Adams.
, determine the successes and g
| Wednesday. Leave your repairing with C. G. Nichol g movement and at a recent meet ples, "Famous Davenport
ing
of
officers
and
directors
o
f
1
The new Company .will, so we j failures in prune growing, and j'j
Tracts.” Part cash, balance
'I birty-thrt'fc years óf true-lo-iiam*
p at the store.
1 thestate association, a committee
are informed, finish the orchard tne reason. factors found to lie
• tre#»
long t ime, 0 per eent.
was
named
lo
devise
ways
and
development o f this tract and 1,! 1,11 ■ ortance were not only the
Address, F. S. S t e W a u t ,
U T. NTWH4HL, Atf,,
means to make country life more
then divide it up among th e! methods o f managing the prune
Hood River, Oreas«.
770
North
Capitol
Street,
attractive.
Literature will he
stockholders and each will build j orchards, but t he relation o f the
issued and steps taken to educate -Salem, Oregon.
a bungalow on his individual acreage to the -building and
C a r l t o n l_ P e p p e r
the young to the attractions of
piece and use it as a summer ; management o f the evaporators,
farm
life.
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home. This will add several and the other lines o f agriculture
L A W Y E R
families to an already large used in combination with the!
C. H. DUNSMORE, Prop.
prune
growing.
An
Advertising
Talk.
colony o f summer residents.
H0f>i East Second St.,
Big Apple Deal.
I n ÍCHC >L & CO.
Genei ral
H ood River's Reliable Jeweler for
l l atches, Diamonds Jewelry
He can make your watch keep time
Our Stock is
Always Fresh
\
M ere] handise
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A rth u r & B u rt D rug Co.,
Mosier, Oregon.
E.
'1
C. BROCK
TRE
INDUSTRIES
P ! I
41
iM osier - - Oregon
First National Bank
S. F. G03
F. H . C O O L I D G E
Watchmaker and Jeweler
DAVENPORT
HARNESS Co.
j
jj
H ood River, Oregon
To Our Subscribers
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We think such a plan wouhl he
a good idea, as each o? e will OUR
PO RTLAND
LE TTE R
know who his neighbor will he .It
will make it more congenial. Portland, Ore., Nov. 7. (Special) I
when all are acquainted liefora The Tri-County Development
they arrive in their new home; League formed at Arlington the
country life will he more pleasant past week, comprising Morrow,,
for them. The families will not Sherman and Gilliam counties,
be lonesome when the head o t , started something that promises
the house is away.
to he o f great permanent benefit
There are r, number o f big to this state when it set on foot
deals pending that may be a movement for an agricultural
announced at any time.
expert for each county.
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Extensions o f the work o f the
Oregon
Agricultural College to
Completing Prune Survey.
a greater d 'gree throughout the
O regon A g r ic u l t u r a l C o l
state is desired and a resolution
l e g e , Corvallis, Ore., Nov. 7—
was passed favoring the appoint-'
The prune survey which is being
m entof an agricultural commision
made by the horticultural ex
in each county, composed o f the
perts at the Oregon Agricultural
County Judpennd two particular!
College is now practically com
farmers.
It is proposed that
pleted. Eleven counties are in
this hoard appoint e. county
cluded in the survey, and som e
agriculturist who shall visit the.
700 growers have been ir.ter-
farmers, study their problems
viewed as to me hods and as to
and help them in every possible
•the causes o f success or failure.
way, Part o f the expense is to
The material thus gained will lie
he borne by the state and the re
o f inestimable
value in the
mainder by the counties them-
-courses o f ins ruction given by
A
*, headed by
trw Colles*, both in regular work Pr|?si(lent i>ukek o f the League, J
and in winter short course for
was named lo work out the de-;
fanners, which wifi this year in
tiils and frame a suitable hill to'
clude special instruction for those
b • presented to the next Legis-'
¡Interested in prune gro’wing.
lature.
"T h e sole intention o f this
The newly formed Tri-County
'C »time and o f the survey is to
League
will meet three times a|
find and solve the problems in
year and a c<«unitlee was named
.prune growing as they are pre-
We have here a plan to stimulate our circulation—to induce
those o f our subscri!>ers who are in arrears (we are proud to
say they are few ) ami those who will pay in advance in order
to get the benefit o f this offer, and those who are not on our
subscription list to have their names placed there.
offering you som ethingior nothing—can’ t afford it.
We are not
But you
DO get something, and a very handsome, useful something,
with every cash subscription, at a third what it would cost you
at any store.
Here is the ides:
We have secured a ¡united supply o f crockery from the fa
mous pottery works o f Seahring, Ohio.
This consists o f Berry-
Sets, Salad Sets, Fruit Sets, lemonade Sets, Fish and Game
Sets.
These sets retail at from $2.50 to $4.00 each.
scription price o f the BULLETIN is $1.50 per year.
we give you the paper and any one o f these sets.
The sub
For $2.75
In other
words, yon get a set for $1.25 that would cost you $3.00 on an
average in any store.
Y'ou don’ t have to wait until you save
coupons representing $50 or $75 worth o f trade, hut can carry
.tiie article home with you by dropping in and paying your sute
scription to {he paper and th< additional small sum o f $1.25.
These sets are handsome enough for any table and will make
your wife, mother, sister, or the other fellow’s sister, happy
in the possession o f one.
<’’a!l at the B u l l e l in office and ex
amine them.
va.’. • ’
A D V E R T IS E IN T IIE B U L L E T IN
and Get Results.
MOS1KR M A R K E T
DEALER IN
The merchant who feels he
Lom l I )M a n ic Phone. M iin l2 2 0 1
Fresh and Cured Meats
has done nobly when he pays
The Dalles
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-
Oregon
$10 for a ten acre space o f ad
Country Produce
vertising in his local paper would
doubtless have sudden heart
failure where he bail to put up
for printer’ s ink at the rate paid NOTICE (V- FINAL SETTLEMENT
by one o f the big advertisers
In the County Court o f the Stab-
in the larger dailies and maga
Oregon for Wasoo County.
zines. A single page in a single
In the Matter of the Estate
Furnishes Fresh Bread at
issue o f the Century magazine
of
taken for advertising purposes Joseph R. Huskey, deceased.
5 cts. the-loaf, also-Pastry
o f all kinds.
Costs $500, in H al pci S $400; in:
Notice is hereby given that the
other prominent magazines from undersigned, as administrator de bonis
Leave your orders at THE
$350 to $100. A yearly a d v e r-: n,,n° f the estate of Joseph R Huskey, I
P in e s H o t e l .
tisement of one column in the
ifil*d hi" Kin«l Report in 1______________________ ___________ _____
Mosier
-
Oregon
LOG €ABIN
BAKERY
Portland,
Chicago tribune costs *„J,000;
in the New York Tribune. $29.-
000 for the lowest rates; in the
New York Herald the cost is
$36,000 to $39,000 for the high-
est priced column. Yet one can
see that these papers are always
full o f advertising matter, even
at these enormous prices
Whv
: (lo they do it? Because it pays.
Oregon,
h
M
iStale o( o r,.gon, and thst, in an order ! WANTED-Goe» H ou . skkekfi . no ra
dfdy mad.- and entered, said Court has
*-1T ',r!,“V 'UtJv*
api>ointcd Monday, the 4th day of lie
„„a p! extend* circul'ation by
member, 1911, at the hour of U»:00 A. ¡special me tho,. s which have proved un-
M- ot ““ 'J <t»y. ** the time, and the usually successful. Salary and com-
p™"1*
the County c ourt- (
t im e *
house in Halles City, Wasco County, K()arH time. Address, with reference*,
Oregon, as the place for the heari of J. K. Fairbanks. Good Hnusekeepin?
*a''* k ,'lM,rl- All persons having I> i - | Ma^atine, :W1 Fourth Ave, New York
icctior’» to the same are hereby notin.. .City.
: _E x c h a n g e
to be present at sai.l time and pi ■•■• |
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anil present any -such objections.
:
i r w ’ ilil
T f A l U T A D I L’
Done and flat» thin 12th day of Oe-1
lA / v n L
111*117* I n D L C i
M rs. ( . If. DlinsmOfe ¡M visiing tober, 1V11, at Dallea ( ’Ry, Oregon.
I N«x *7
West Uiuml
7:32 a. IK
«I
t«
her parents at Cornelius, Ore.
C. T. B knnett ,
j N o. 1
2:50 p. if.
Adsninisrtrator de bonis
-J
»r :pr> ^ r
East
Considering the
inclement
non of the Estate of
-
weather, a fair sized audience!
6:34 p. m.
Joseph R. Huskey, De- ! ° '
listened to a well rendered pro-1
ceased.
! No. 6
10:30 p. m
gram given last night in Stroup’s i
No. 17, át 5:30 p. in., tiag m «.,
Hall by Mrs. .leselson and iMiss|
Crowley, o f Portland, for the
jon
Sundays only for Hood River
H. G. K IB B E E
f/oyal Workers o f the Christian
and Portland.
Church.
The ladies are good
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
entertainers and the audience
A good idea Ift L e» .
was apparently pleased with
seription to tbc litiLLLtiii li s j*h
M o s ie r
- - -
opfg o n
tlieir work.
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