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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1911)
Uncle Lee Evans returned — Tuesday from his goose hunting : trip to Blalock. He brought hack “oodles” of geese and to r Rent. presented a fine one to the Five room house, pantry and Bulletin man, which was greatly bath. Beautiful location. A lso1 appreciated. ^furnished rooms to rent. Miss Rose Whitson who has U. VV. H u d s o n , ' been visiting her uncle Wm. Hud- Mosier Oregon. ■son and other relatives, since last April, left on Monday last F o r S a l e ! for her home in Kentucky. She Bay Horse, weight about 1050 will visit relatives in California ^bs. Good single driver; will on her way home. work double anywhere. A good Wm. Glisan, who stabbed his cart, with lines and bridle, .thrown in. Will sell very cheap, old mother to death on October or trade. This is a bargain if ¡31st. at her home near Antelope, pleaded guilty to a charge of taken at once. murder in the second degree, in Judge Bradshaw’s court in The Notice All persons wishing pictures Dalles on Monday, and was _, orchards sentenced to life imprisonment taken of their house, -• or individual trees will do well to 'n *-*le 8tat,e penitentiary, „^consult F. Patterson, who guar - 1 Robert H. Newhall, represent- - autees his work. Drop him a ing the Milton Nursery, shipped ■crat'd at Mosier, or orders may be ¡„¿0 Mosier on Tuesday a large left at the Bulletin Office. assortment of fruit and shade tiees for different people in this district. One of the largest Lost, Strayed or Stolen. t Five head of Angora goats orders was for Mark A. Mayer 'from the Granlund place on and we understand that Mr. New ■Seven mile. Will pay one dollar hall will superintend the setting of the trees this month. per head for return. — LO C AL C. H. D unsm ore , Mosier, Or. Ladies’ clothes cleaned and pressed. All work guaranteed. ,Jas. E. Cole, resident agent. Mr. and Mrs. Renstrom and daughter, of Brainerd, Minn., arrived on the overland Wednes day and will visit here a few days with Mrs. Renstrom,s brother, C. J. E. Carlson, whom she had not seen for 20 years. They will then proceed to Cali fornia, where they expect to locate. Chris Hage, of Portland, vistied last Monday with friends in ¡.town. ' Geo. Chamberlain is su ving The Agricultural College is . tim e on the jury this week at offering free tuition to a short . The Dalles. course series of lectures, begin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans and ning January 3 and continuing ■ son went to Blalock yesterday to four weeks. This course includes spjnd a few days shooting geese Agriculture, Machanic Arts, Domestic Science and Art, Com Leave your clothes with Jas. merce, Forestry and Music. E. Cole to be cleaned and press This is an excellent opportunity - ed. for any of our citizens to spend , A. P. Batehnm and Miss a profitable month at Corvallis •Maude Bateham left Tuesday and fill their minds with useful , <o attend the Apple Show at knowledge. We call attention Portland. to the announcement elsewhere, W. R. Stokes, who is carpen A. E. Negus, the veteran well tering over at White Salmon digger, has recently finished a spent Sunday with his family piece of work for F. A. Shogren ‘ south of town. that is a credit to him and a If you have any carpenter satisfaction to Mr. Shogren. The .work to do and want it done well on the Shogren place was ; right, see “ Happy.” sunk three feet deeper into solid Mrs. Lou Graham returned rock. It was then cased with jTuesday from a visit at The brick four feet from the bottom and from the brick wall to the f Dalles. surface is a five-inch thick con . Fed.tl Yackie was a business crete wall. The well is enclosed • visitor in Portland Tuesday and at the top with a brick arch Wednesday. covered with concrete, making Leslie Webb, of Vancouver, is it absolutely dirt and insect spending a few days in town pro. Mr. Negus understands with friends. lis business all right. F or S ale :-A good 6-foot wall tent, 24x28. Inquire at Bulletin office. Mrs. J. VV. Harvey has been quite ill this week, but at pres ent is somewhat improved. Mr. Dick Wilcox and Miss Maude Evans left yesterday to attend the Portland Apple Show. » Fur and feathers cleaned a ¿Gray & Rand’s, Hood River Ore. Jas. E. Cole, Mosier Agent. J. K. McGregor and wife attended a meeting of the East ern Star in Hood River Tuesday night. Emmaunel Church Services J. P. Carroll left for Portland last Tuesday to be present at a meeting of the State Horticul- toral Society and attend the P >rtfland Apple Show, <> wants a Hicks Almanac for 1!I12? As usual, they retail at 35c. Leave your orders at the Bulletin office and we will get it for you. R. L. Wilkinson, who is teach ing n six months term of school ,in Greenwood District, No. 76, ’spent Sunday in Mosier. Jack Clark, who spent the Summer and Fall in Alaska, re turned to Mosier on Saturday last and will remain here this winter. Special Prices On all lines for month of OCTOBER. Must have more room. Alex. Stewart, Mosier, Oregon. Alex. Stewart Cost Prices Town Lots Fire insurance Mosier t ì ** - Ore - MOSIER B a r b e r Shop D. D. HAIL Mosier\ Oregon, Thousands to Be Attracted. IV. E. CHOWN; Reilly Atkinson, manager of th?Western Governors’ special, was in the city yesterday, mak ing arrangements to fill the Or The Town With a Future egon car. “ We expect with this train to attract to the West for a period P. L . K r e t z e r , of at least three weeks the at tention of the entire United EXPERT W E L L DRILLER States and a part of Europe,” said Mr. Atkinson. “ We have already had in Eastern news All work guaranteed papers over 2000 columns of free matter, and many of the papers - ORE. have treated the subject editori THE DALLES Address 402 W 7th St. ally. We expect to show our ex P a c if ic P h o n e hibits to thousands. The cities Black 1771 we pass through have a com bined population of over 12,500,- 000 JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS “ We are purposely avoiding all Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con the big land shows for the sake crete Work of attracting more attention to our exhibits. What we are Hood River Oregon after is publicity for the North west and we expect this trip to attracta vastam ountof attentino to our own section of the Is the place to get your choice country.” J. E. COLE. DAVID ROBINSON, M. D. P h y s ic ia n MOSIER I » * i LUMBER / ÎLIM E à ■ t CEM ENT! ) Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. ) t * j E. A. R a c e , m gr i . \ : MOSIER - ORE. - I * t* «♦* ^ ** t » «H » J. K. McGREGOR & CO. REAL ESTATE THE OAKS Dr. N. Johnson was a business visitor at The Dalles yesterday. C igars , T obacco C andy , and S oft D rinks P ool and B illiards he Local Phone 114 PINES HOTEL J. P. ERHART, Prop. We are here to stay, know values, and can offer you Good Accommodations Rates $1.00 per day and up Money to loan on improved property. Chicken Dinner Every Sunday Mosier Book Store M o O regon s ie r L Other makes in suits and overcoats for $4.63 and up. In the line of Boys’ Suits we have one of the largest and best assortments that you could wish to see, all of the newest styles and weaves, in plain and fancy worsteds, checked, striped and fancy mixed cassimeres, and serges with knickerbocker pants, one and two pairs of trousers with the suits. Ages 2 to 12 years up to 18 years and prices from $1.75 up to $10. Boys’ Overcoats from 3 years up, in heavy overcoating materials in srreys. browns. reds and fancy mixed materials. Shoes for Men, Women & Children Shoes that will wear and give you satisfaction. We guarantee all our shoes against defects and ripping and if you happen to get hold of a pair that is not giving you satisfaction, come in and let us see if we can adjust the difficulty. We carry a most complete line made by THE PARIS OREGON DR. J. SOWERBY CHIROPRACTOR NERVE SPECIALIST I.ady Attendant— Experienced P h o n e 222 F F R G U S O N B L D G ., H O O D R IV E R O V E R 65 Y E A R S ' EXPERIENCE T rade M ar ks D e s ig n s C o p y r ig h t s A c . Anyone sending a sketch and description may (prickly ascertain our opintou free whether aa invention is probnbly patentable. Communica tions strictly conHdential. HANDBOOK on Patents Bent free. Oldest agency fo r securing patents. Patents taken through Munn Sr- Co. receive tpceial notice , without charge, in the Scientific American. A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest cir culation o f any scientific Journal. Terms, $3 a year; four months, f l . Sold by all newsdealers. MUNN SCo.36,Bro*d"**' New York Branch Office, 625 F St., Washington, D. C. W Oregon Pacific Phone Main 2211 O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y SCHOOL BOOKS and all sorts of School Sup plies. A large line of Tablets and Stationery. S urgeon S. E. Francisco, Prop. C. J. Littlepage was a passen ger on * yesterday’s local for Mosier, Portland. T reliable service. We solicit your business on the basis of “A Square Deal” . and - . PLASTER » f Suits for Men and Boys Take our advice about Clothes: its good advice; its really disinterested advice. We say you had better wear HART S C H A F F N E R & iw A U A clothes. Ue Uon'i say it Iwcause they’re th * clothes we sell; but we sell them because they are the clothes you’d better buy. All wool fabrics, fine tailor ing, the best styles, the cor rect fit. Suits $18.00 and up. Overcoats $16.00 and up. Fruit Lands Cash Prices Only At the morning service next i Sunday, Nov. 19, Mr. Hargreaves’ sermon subject will be: “The Question of Evangelism Illustrat » ed by Impressions from the Gypsy Smith Meetings.” In the evening, at 7:30, Dr. Ross will conduct the meeting. The subject will be the present lay application of Cain’s ques tion—“Am I my Brothers Keeper?” This is a practical M theme and will pe treated in a practical manner. To these meetings cordial in vitation is extended. Ed Bert and Warren Dres* About 22 Odd Fellows of Mo back returned yesteaday from Idaho, where they have been sier joined a large number from The Dalles and Du fur here on packing apples. J Monday night and went to Hood The next meeting of the River on a special train to attend Woman’s Club will be held Fri a district convention of Odd day. Nov. 24th, at the resi Fellows of Wasco and Hood dence of Mrs. N.Johnson. River counties. A royal good time was had. The storm kept C. C. Baker and wife, who a good many from attending. .have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Morden, left on Tuesday for their home in Portland. tains such inadequate and ob‘ i other fellow who does will get The Jail Question Again. solete instiutions as the court the business. The fact that the sherff’s office No matter what you have to house and jail. deems it expedient to hire extra Under the businesslike mana dispose of, you you can do so guards to keep prisoners from es gement of the present Board of better and quicker by advertis caping from the county jail should be noted by the people of Wasco Commissioners the finances of ing. Let the public know what county. There have been several the county were never in better you have that they want, or jail deliveries from this building condition to stand the expense what you want that they have. within the pasL few months, when of erecting a modern court house If you have lost anything, some no guards were employed, and the and jail, and the need for such one ¡3 sure to find It. If you sheriff and his deputies have been buildings is more apparent daily. have found something some one obliged to give chase over the | With the county owning the site, has lost it. By inserting an ad Pacific Northwest to recover the an expenditure of $159,000 for vertisement in the home paper absentees. In at leastone instance county building would be true the loser and the finder will see a trip across the continent almost economy for the taxpayers of it and know how and where to to the Atlantic seaboard was made the county, and we believe a recover it. large majority of them would after an escapee. The value of the home paper sanction it if given the opportun as an advertising medium is be Wasco county requires its sheriff to give a bond for the faithful per ity. —Shaniko Star. ing constantly demonstrated. Try it once. formance of his duty. An import ant part of his duty is to hold pris Advertise in Your Home Paper. oners for action of the courts— The up-to-date business man, Gaze East Sought and the county provides a so- in these days of brisk competi- [Oregonian] called jail from which men have | tion, gets out and hustles for Oregon will hereafter give escaped with no other aid than ¡trade. He goes after it and more attention to the land shows that of a common tin spoon. I doesn’t expect to sit idly in his and exhibits of products in the Money spent in chasing pris place of business and expects it East. This was decided yester oners and hiring extra guards is all to come to him. He realizes day at a meeting of the pro thrown away, but the conditions that he must let the purchasing motion committee of the Port as they exist must be met by the public know he is in business, land Commercial Club. Chair Notice. that he has something to sell. man Johnson, Manager Chapman sheriff at any cost. On and after the first day of The Star feels that it speaks ad He knows that the best way to and other members of the com November next, the Mosier Meat Notary Public visedly when it says that no do this is by printers ink. He mittee were enthusiastic over Market will do a strictly cash advertises judiciously. He knows and county in Oregon with anything i the importance of this work and business. Please do not ask for Fire Insurance like the wealth of Wasco main- that if he doesn’t advertise, the ¡ agreed that the club should show , credit. C. H. D u n s m o r e . Mosier - Oregon the state’s products to a greater extent in the East. A special fund is to be raised for this work and the money is coming in satisfactorily. The first work to be done along this line is the Governors’ now $3.90 Men’s:$5.00 Shoes, special exhibit train, that will Boys’ $2.75 “ $2.25 leave St. Paul late this month. 85c. Overalls 70c Oregon will fill part of one car Razors put in first-class condition. 60c. Work Shirts 45c with exhibits. Agency for Model Laundry Also Pressing and Cleaning MOSIER, OREGON the largest makers in the world and in all the very latest lasts and styles, and our prices are the lowest. Our bargain tables are full of specials all the time. China Ware, Carving Sets, Etc., and our prices are be low all others, quality consi dered. We are better pre pared than ever to take care For Thanksgiving of your Thanksgiving wants. We are prepared to supply We cordially invite you to you with one of the best call and see for yourself. selected lines of all kinds of You do not have to buy and Table we wiil not be, cross with Linen«, Napkins, Silverware, Cut Glass, Fancy IR A F , you if you do not buy. ell W ork W ell D o n e The undersigned is thoroughly prepared to put down open wells j in any part of the surrounding icountry. 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. For further particulars, in- at Bulletin office. A. E. N e g u s . DR. H. L. DUMBLE P H Y S IC IA N and surgeon HOOD RIVER : OREGON Will practice in Mosier and May lie reached by long dis tance phone, Home phone 61. For the Boys and Girls Our line of sleds of all kinds is most complete. Why put off buying until later, when you can get just what you want now and get just that much more fun out of it right at the time when you want it the worst. We have sleds for 65c. 75c, 95c, $1.15. #1.75, $2.00, $2.25. $2.50 and $3.00. H O O D R IV E R 'S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E
