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School Notes.
; The attendance at the begin- j
I ning of the week was poor but i
has improved greatly.
For Kent.
Five room house, pantry and
The pupils o f the primary and
bath, beautiful location. Also' intermediate rooms will give a
furnished rooms to rent.
program Friday, Dec. 22.
D. W. H udson ,
Don’ t forget the High School
Mosier Oregon.
play.
Don’ t forget Friday evening,
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.
Dec. 22.
Five head o f Angora goats
¿from the Granlund place on
Emmanuel Church Services
Seven mile. Will pay one dollar
Sunday Dec. 10, Sunday school
per head for return.
10 o’clock. Morning worship
C. H. D unsmore ,
Mosier, Or.
11:15. Mr. Hargreaves’ Sermon
subject on next Sunday morning
will be “ Feeling the Important.”
Ladies’ clothes cleaned and There will be special music at
.pressed. All work guaranteed. the service.
,Jas. E. Cole, resident agent.
The Rev. Frank Stanard, of
McMinnville,
will occupy the
Ira Evans was a business visitor
pulpit
on
Sunday
evening.
at The Dalles last Friday.
Are Invited
To attend a
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BY
$247,224.67
Credit by Amount collected $232,291.96
Credit by Rebate
5,253.59
Credit by Errors and
Double Assessments
4,041.85
Credit by Amount not
collected
5,237.30
MOSIER FOLKS
85c.
60c.
Overalls
Work Shirts
now
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Notice.
The Ladies Aid Society de
sire to express their thankful
appreciation to the friends who
so willingly and generously
¡helped in making their Bazaar
j such a success. They especially
j wish to thank the Commercial
j Club and Mr. Chovvn for the
¡dishes loaned by them at that
time.
70c
45c
Cash Prices Only
W. E. CHOWN,
Mosier
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Notice to Water Users.
Notice is hereby given that on
and after January 1 1912, the
regular* price for bathtubs and
toilets in houses will be collected,
as per rates printed on water re
ceipts.
J. N. M osier .
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Mosier
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Town Lots
Fire insurance
B a r b e r Shop
Razor» put in lirst-clasn condition.
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J. E. C O L E
Mosier Oregon,
The Town With a Future
P hysician
L. K RETZER,
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We c all the ¡ atten t.ion of our
Power Firm is Enjoined
readers to the advertisements of
the Concert to be given by local
The Oregonian says a tempo
talent on the evening of Dec. rary injunction was granted
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28th.
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yesterday in tlie United States!
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C. J. Fredrickson was in The Circuit Court by Judge Bean
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against
the
Hydro
Electric
Com
Dalles Wednesday attending to
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business matters connected with pany. of Hood River, to restrain
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it from interfering with the
Road District No. 9.
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electric wires of the Pacific I
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Mosier visitors in Hood River
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Power & Light Company near **
Wednesday afternoon were Mrs.
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that city.
W. E. Cliown, Mrs. Masten.
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The Hydro Electric Company
Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Ilaaeke and
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was organized ai Hood River to
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Mrs. Dick Evans.
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furnish that city and The Dalles
The best talent in Mosier will with electric lights and power.
be heard at the Concert, on To accomplish this the company
December 28th. Rear this date built it dam across the river four
in mind and he sage to attend. and one-half miles south of Hood
Miss Nellie Weberg visited River, with which it generates
over Sunday with her sister, its power. Leading thence and I
Mrs. Win. Johnson, returning to along the county road it has M O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y
her home in Portland on Mon creeled poles and stretched wires
We are here to stay, know values, and ran offer you
parallel to and at times crossing
day.
reliable service.
those of the Pacific Light &
Mr. Winslow, who is traveling Power Company to the detriment
We solicit your business on the basis of “ A Square Deal” .
for the Industrial School at Walla of the latter’ s business, it is
Walla, and an old friend of Mr. charged, by causing short cir
and Mrs. Geo. Wood, is in town cuits.
today.
United States Marshal Scott
Frank E. Crum left on Tues- sent a deputy to Hood River last
for Portland where he will make night to serve the injunction1
arrangements for the re-building order on the officers o f the Hydro
SCHOOL BOOKS and all sort«? of S bool Stir-
They are
ot a business block, which wn- Electric Company.
plies. A large line of Tablets and Stationery.
recently destroyed by fire, to directed to appear before Jan
uary
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to
show
cause
why
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gether with his dwelling house.
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MOSIER
injunction should not he con
J. Wesley Brown spent several tinued.
days here this week v eiling
friends. Wesley has a job o f
Make this Si ore y.u r stopping
This Store is Headquarters for Christmas Shoppers
camp building for an irrigation
You are always welcome here.
Presents
for
old
and
young.
ditch company ninni! 30 miles
north of White Salmon.
and your friends will con
B o v s ’ and Girls’ X m a s
/ f you haven 7 selected your
A literary and musical > rogram •
gratulate you on good judge
winter overcoat yet you’ d
Gift Goods
in connection with a Cn list i nr s
ment and good taste. II. S.
better: the weather man
Encourage the children to
tree will he given at the school |
& M. overcoats for $16.50
tells us there is a cold hard
read.
Splendid gift books
house in Di.it. No. 8, on the I
and up. Other makes from
winter ahead o f us. One
here
lor
boys and girls.
evening of Dec. 22. An admi> or
$5. up. II. S. «& M. suits
of our HART SCHAFFNER
Rover
Boys
series at o0c:
fee of (10c will he chain <1 l<
for $18. and up.
Other
& MARX Overcoats is going
Alger’s
series
at 25c each:
help meet expenses. Everyl dv |
Makes from a special at
to come in pretty handy.
lU
ntys
series
at
2 .c each:
v eleome.
$4.63 and up to $15.
Now. why not buy your
B >v Sc nits at •
Bo
This store is the home of
self one of these for a
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Ed L. Howe
Aviators at 3 >c e
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Christmas present? Noth
started to Council Blairs, las:
nolia Library so:
Suits,
Manhattan Shirts.
week to he with Mr. Howe’ s | ing like lieing on the safe
Luck,” “ Bad
John B. Stetson Hats and
side. You will he pleased
fatiier, who was report ><| - >• j
“ Hannah.” “ i'h
Keiser Brand lies.
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with yourself for doing this
iously ill. Word was r.-eived
Ros
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from Mr. Howe on Tuesday las1 i
that his father «'■ I I • ,i . t
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J. K. McGREGOR & CO.
REAL ESTATE
Money to loan on improved property.
M osier Book Store
MOSIER
S urgeon
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OREGON
D R IL L E R
DR. J. SOWERBY
CHIROPRACTOR
All work guaranteed
NERVE SPECIALIST
THE DALLES
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P h o n e 222
Address 402 W 7th St.
We, the undersigned tax [lay P a c if ic P h on e
ers of Road District No. 9, of
Black 1771
Wasco County, Oregon, favor
a Tax payers’ meeting, to he
held on December 29th, 1910, at
JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS
3 p. m., at the Bulletin office, in
I Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con
the town of Mosier, Ore., for
crete Work
the purpose of levying such ad- ■
Oregon
diLional Special Road Tax as said Hoad River
Tax payers may deem advisable:
Alex Stewart, C. J. Fredrick ;on, i
E. L. Root. N. P. Stirgess, A. j
. l. Roop, G. R. Wood, Geo. ;
Haacke. H. G. Kibbee, C. HJ Is the place to get your choice
Dunsmore, R. VV. Simpson, Anns
C igars ,
T obacco
Root, C. A. Morden, C. E. Brock,
C andy , and S oft D rinks
F. G. P ow ers Henry Bauer, J.
P ool and B illiards
A. DuBell, C. G. Nichol, Jas. E.
S. E. Francisco, Prop.
Carpenter, W. W. Stevenson,
Geo. W. Prickett and W. E.
Oregon
Mosier,
Chown.
THE
FFRGUSON BLDG.,
HOOD RIVER
66 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
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TRAoe M a r k s
D e s ig n s
C o p y r ig h t s 4 c .
A n yon e sending a sketch and description tnny
quickly ascertain ou r opinion free w hether nu
invention is probably patentable. Com m unica
tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent*
sent free. Oldest agency fo r securing patents.
Patents taken through M uim 8r Co. receive
special notice, w ithout charge, in t h o
Scientific American.
A han dsom ely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir
culation o f nnv scie.itidc Journal. Term s, |3 a
year : fou r m onths, f 1. Sold by all newsdealers.
M B U ranch
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W ashington. D . C.
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W ork
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PINES HOTEL E
l.ocal Phone ¡14
Pacific Phone Main 2211
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OAKS
H . R. D U N S M O R E , P rop .
Good Accommodations
Rates $ 1 .0 0 per day and up
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday
The undersigned is thoroughly
prepared to put down open wells
any part o f the surrounding
country. Has a complete outfit,
including pipe cutting and t hread
ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce-
ment, rock and concrete work.
S Has had 30 years’ experience in
SrzSiSffiL
A lso Pressing and Cleaning
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[dace while in the city.
“ Folly in Ferry Land,” Etc.,
b • des booksof poems, Bibles
and Albums.
Holiday Goods
We have an exceptionally
fine lot of holiday goods for
old and young and they are
all being eagerly sought by
the early buyers. Do your
buying as early as you can
and get the choice o f the
finest assort men's.
We have a splendid line o f
very fine J ipanese drawn
OREGON
For further particulars, in-
at Bulletin office.
A. E. N egus .
H.
H O O D R I V E R ’S L A R G E S T Qt B “ S T S T O F E
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PHYSICIAN
D U M B LE
and
surgeon
HOOD RIVER
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OK EGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May lie reached by long dis
tance phone. Home phone 61.
Keiser Ties for Men—always appreciated,
juire silk.
work handkerchiefs for ladies
for 10c, 18c, 25c and 28c.
Then we have a splendid
lot put up in nice individual
XMAS boxes, fancy em
broidery and lace in design,
in all pure linen and silk.
Also a fine line o f initial
handkerchiefs for ladies ami
gentleman that will make
the nicest kind o f presents.
Tlmn there are mi.Tiers,
neckties, ladies’ wool gloves,
kid and silk gloves. si'k auto
scab's, men’ s wool gloves
and noyVs gloves, ladies nice
lace collars all stvle in lace
aMXd
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A.gency for M odel Laundry
THE PAR IS FA
and
Lady Attendant — Experienced
Road District No. 9
PLASTER
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DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
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ÍLIME
Oregon
Fruit Lands
$3.90
$2.25
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Notary Public
and
Fire Insurance
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C ollector
of
W asco
C ou n ty , O regon .
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Alex. Stewart
H. G. K IB 3 E E
Done and dated at The Dalles,
N O T A R Y FUELIC
Oregon, thej5th day of December,
M o s ie r
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1911.
Cost Prices
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Mosier, Oregon.
$247,224.67
Remember the diite and plan to come
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Alex. Stewart,
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For
Men’s’ $5.00 Shoes,
Boys’ $2.75
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On all lines for month
of DECEMBER.
Must have more room.
I Dr. to Original Roll
1243,016.28
Dr to Penalty and Interest
1,024.43
Dr. to Sheriff's Assessments 3,183.96 1
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MOSIER FOLKS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunter
left yesterday for their home at
Alsea, after a fortuight’s visit
here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Geo. Burlingame and
littleson arrived yesterday from
Tygh Valley and will visit a week
or
so with Mr. and Mrs. Win.
IL L. Perry and family, of
Cook.
Portlan d, arri ved in Me»sic‘l
last v/eek and will spend 1 h<
Mrs. R. Ward, of Portland, is
win tol with Mrs. S¡tmuels, Oli here visiting her sister, Mrs. M.
Harlan.
tilo Sic* •l.smith place.
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To be given on the night of
December 28th.
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Special
Prices
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S tate of O regon
C ounty of W asco m
I, Levi Chrisman,
Sheriff an Ex-Officio Tax Collect
or of Wasco County, Oregon,1
H ereby C ertify , That the fol-J
i lowing is a true and correct
statement, o f the Tax Roll of
I Wasco County for the year 1910.
I A lso C ertify , that the
amounts marked on said Tax
Roll as collected, are collected,
and those remaining and show-
ring unpaid are not paid; I there-
; fore return this Tax Roll as col-
j lected in part.
JL^e ^UvJLY
W. T. McClure was a business
Christian Church Notes.
.visitor at the county seat on
Mrs. Jackson Silbaugh, of
'Wednesday.
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.Seattle, a noted lecturer-, will
Mrs. Ralph Cummings was a
k at the Christian Church
w Wednesday’s
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passenger on
Sat. evening at 7:30 and at the
for Portland.
| Immanuel Church at 3 o’clock
Leave your clothes with Jas Sunday afternoon. Don’ t fail to
E . Cole to be cleaned and press hear her.
,ed.
Regular service at the Chris
Mrs. C. C. Clement and Miss tian Church Sunday morning
Clement returned home on Tues and evening. The public are
day last from a week’s visit in made welcome to all our services.
Portland.
K . H. SlCKAPOOSE,
C. A. McKenna was up from
Minister.
Portland last Sunday looking
after his land interests in this
What is considered one of the
neighborhood.
best tracts o f land in Wasco
If you have any carpenter county, located 8 miles south
work to do and want iL done west of The Dalles, and owned
right, get “ Happy.”
by W. D. and Harry R. Richards,
“ Big Ira” Evans left Iasi was sohl recently to Eastern
The tract, consisting
Saturday for Portland, after parties.
visitin ' his brother and other of 750 acres was sold for $50,-
relatives here for several weeks. 000. The entire acreage will he
C. A. Monlen, of the Ore set to fruit. This sale and the
gonian, spent last Friday and subsequent development will
Saturday on his fruit ranch, serve as a stimulus to other
large projects in the county.
south of town.
Fur and feathers cleaned at
Gray & Rand’ s, Hood River
Ore. Jas. E. Cole, Mosier Agent
J. E. Cole left Sunday for
Roseherg, where his father is
critically ill and not expected to
live.
You
Sheriffs Report
The following is the Sherff’s
report o f the taxes for Wasco
county for the year 1910;
Made o f good
ami embroidery, for 10c, 15c
and up, children’s fur sets,
niuii’s and boas, iadies large
pillow mu if s and collars.
Lace curtains, for 50c, 75c,
SI. and up, toys of all kinds,
doll, doll buggie3, toy trunks,
tov stoves, toy dishes, chairs.
Rockers, t >o! sets, felt slip
pers for ladies gentlemen
and children, magic tricks,
games, ro king horses, shoo
ffies. silver ware, cut glass,
rugs, one nr tin largest and
most ref's; rs’a! e priced as
sort neats you could wish to
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