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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1912)
¥ ' ! "ecial Prices Announcement. put o f silver in the State is the big department stores, and Grand View Happenings, s nail. Baker county is still the yesterday morningthe local post On Wednesday, Jan. 10th, v e _ _ _ _ To Wasco County Voters: I heie'iy announce to the largest producer o f gold. It in- office handled six big sacks filled went sleigh riding, the after voters of Wasco County that 1 1 eludes the districts o f Baker, to the nozzle with special cata- noon being warm and pleasant, For Rent. am a candidate for lb* no nina- Cornucopia, Cracker Creek, and logues of a Chicago mail order and we wished * to enjoy the Five room house, pantry and tions o f County Clerk of Wasco j Mormon Basin, and between 50 house. Each sack contained ap- ¡»port while the snow lasted, 150 catalogues. As we approached Hillcrest, C. bath. Beautiful location, Also County, Oregon, at the coming and 00 producing mines, about pmximately Republcan primaries, and if half o f which are placers, though Each catalogue consisted o f 106 J. Littlepage’ s ranch, we were furnished rooms to rent. nominated and elected, I will much the larger proportion o f pages with numerous inserts and startled to see C. J. and Jack D. W. H u d s o n , perform the duties o f the office j the gold is obtained from deep cost three cents apice fo r trails- Coffman jumping from <xie tree to 1 Mosier Oregon. I to the best of my ability, and mines. In gold output from portation through the mails. In another in the orchard, on snow | for the best interests o f the Tax placer mining Josephine County all probability every town in the : shoes, clearing the snow, from Lost, Strayed or Stolen. Five head o f Angora goats payers and citizens in general, leads, Ihere are 12 counties in northwest wassimilatlydeluged, the small limbs to keep them from the Granlund place on along sound business principles, the State now producing gold. 1 iie catalogues weie slaited out: from breaking. A t every jump Seven mile. Will pay one dollar giving all the people a clean and In southwestern Oregon (he o f Chicago in carload lots. The of 28 feet, they landed near the economical service. placer mines are producing expense was something enorm- tree, sometimes on their feet and 1 per head for return. L. B. Fox. larger quanities than the.deep ous in all probability but it is jsometimes on their heads. C. H. D U NSM ORF, ______» . mines; in northeastern Oregon considered necessary and ex-j As we drove by the Grand Mosier, Or. the lode mineS are much the ceedingly profitable by the mail j View Terrace Fruit Farm we! T o Start Another Oil Well. most productive. order house in question. Ad-1 were amused to see Arthur Indies’ clothes cleaned and The Beavis-May Oil company According to preliminary vertising in one form or another I Kuhn playing polo, as it looked ^pressed. All work guaranteed. of Dufur will at once commence figures prepared by the Director is absolutely essential to busi- to us at first sight; hut on ’Jas. E. Cole, resident agent. the sinking of another oil well ¡o f the Mint, Oregon produced, ness success. Catalogue ad ver- closer observation we saw that j Say! Why don’ t you take that on its lease in the Ramsey creek in 1911, $599,235 in gold and 69,- rising is the most expensive and j he was clearing the smaller limbs saw to “ Happy” and have it valley, according to George A. ] 116 fine ounces o f silver, valued least efficient o f all modern forms j of the apple trees o f snow, using Beavis, manager and treasurer fixed? at $39,014, against $641,400 in of publicity and newspaper part o f a broom and riding a of the company, who passed Leave your clothes with Jas. gold and 43,800 ounces o f silver, space the cheapest and the most pony. It worked fine, but was E. Cole to be «leaned and press through this city yesterday on valued at $23,600, in 1910. efficient, hut the big mail order ¡hard on the operator, his way to Portland to attend a red. houses being shut out from most Looking to the right, at the stockholders’ meeting. The o f the news papers, find even ranch of-Stewart & Huxley, we I f you have any carpenter I f you business men don’t be prospects at the well are now so catalogue advertising exceeding-, saw an aeroplane in the orchard work to do and want it done good that this action has re lieve it, pays to advertise read ly profitable. jjright, get “ Happy.” —so it appeared. When closer! ceived the hearty endorsement this from an exchange: Eternal Notary Public we saw it was Mandy Maden- N O T A R Y P U B L IC Fur and feathers cleaned at of the officers o f the company.— vigilance is the price o f liberty, Mrs. A. M. Roop returned on wald and his mules. The sun and Cray & Rand’ s, Hood River. Dalles Chronicle. and the price o f the greatest - - - O r e g o n i Wednesday from a three weeks’ shining so brightly affected M o s i e r Fire Insurance ,-Ore. Jas. E. Cole, Mosier Agent business success is hustling and visit with friends in several val- our eyesight. A t every jump Mosier - Oregon advertising and keeping ever-, NOTICE tht! mules made they appeared lastingly at it. The city dailies j ■ ovvns’ Notice. There will he a meeting of the are now carrying page after, Clarence Dunsmore was a to be flying. -Up to date dressmaking. Will Mosier Horticultural Society in A t the next place we passed, , I page o f announcements o f clear-, business visitor in The Dalles go out by the day or sew at Morrison’ s Hall, Saturday, Jan. Kewayden Ranch, we saw Roilo I ance and pre-inventory sales in hist night. -home. 20, at one o’clock. and Martin Clement clearing] Address, M rs . J. S a u l , A fter the annual election of snow from their apple trees. ! Mosier, Oregon. officers, the Rogue River propo Their pian was tunnelling under HAVE A N O IL HEATER sition for a merger o f the selling the snow from one tree to to take off the chill when it is too C. A. Moseley, o f Hood River, system of the principal fruit another. The snow was from Razors put in first class condition. warm to have the furnace going. was attending to business districts of the Pacific North- 8 to 12 feet deep. We then W e have them that are as pretty w -st, will he explained by Mr. matters here last Monday. us a picture, take very little oil anti drove by Buna Vista Ranch, A. P. Bateham. are guaranteed to be free from owned by Ralph Cummings. He Fred Evans and fami'y were smoke or smell. Don’t wait till all The importance of this matter was just preparing to clear a visitors in Hood River Wednes the family have colds. Get one tc- to every fruit grower, should lx* path to get to his orchard. day afternoon. day. sufficient reason to insure a lull Our next view was Birkheim Miss Mattie Hudson was visit attendance. / S : ? -, W. E. CHOWN, Ranch, owned by Hugo Birkner, D AV ID ROBINSON, M. D. ing friends in Hood River J. P. C a r r o l l , where we found a fine new log ■ w on Wednesday. Mosier - - Oregon house, recently completed. The . President. P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n adjoining ranches are owned by It is reported that Rev. W. A. retzer P. L. MOSIER - OREGON — Jack Clark and Hugo Nelson, .Stark is seriously ill at his home Basket Ball Game. E X PE R T W E L L D R ILLE R | who are both clearing their land in Hood River. - « »- -«a »- The Mosier High School Bas xi*- * and will soon have apples and i all other noted Mosier fruit set Wm. Stitt, o f Los Angeles, ket Ball team will meet a basket All work guaranteed f ! out. arrived in Mosier last Sunday ball team from The Dalles at CHIROPRACTOR Ohas. Hoff find wife have de and spent several days attending Stroup’s Hall tomorrow night at N E R V E SPECIALIST - ORE. 7:30 p. m. led for San Diego for the TH E D ALLES to property interests. I.ady Attendant—Experienced Address -102 W 7th St. Heretofore athletics have ler. P h o n e 222 Ed L. Howe and wife, accom suffered from lack o f good F E R G U S O N B L D G ., H O O D R IV E R $ j Will Hoff has gone to Los P a c i f i c P h o n e panied by Mrs. Howe’ s sister, Black 1771 managers and coaches, hut this J i Angles for a few months, Miss Daisy Biles, arrived from season the service of a good | Stanley Eastman o f Fairmont Portland on Sunday last and are OVER 68 Y E A R *' manager and expert coaches § Ranch, has installed a telephone. spending the week at Lehowa. EXPERI ENCE JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS have been secured. The boys J | Miss Minnie Kearns, teacher Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con W & 8 N ext Wednesday the Ladies have practiced hard and faith 8 ! in thi& district, l as gone to her * j home in Lents, Ore. for a visit. Aid Society will meet with Mrs. fully and will deserve to win crete Work The school was closed for two Rusher at the home of Mrs. the game. Hood River - Oregon weeks owing to the storm. Allington. As it is election of A small admission o f twenty T rade M a r k * officers all members are requested five cents for adults and 15c for D e s ig n s C o p y r ig h t s A c . OUR CHOCOLATES ,t > be present. Anyone sending a sketch mid description mny children will lie charged to lu-lp Quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention to probably patentable. Communica PAVE THE WAY tions The many friends of Mrs. Geo. defray expenses o f the visiting strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents sent free. Oldest agency fo r securing patents. to sweet communion with the sweet Don’ t forget the time Patents taken through Munn Sr Co. receive . Wood will he relieved to know team. special notice, without charge, In the est girls in the world. They are an that she is convalescing from her and date. ace mgr LOCAL On all lines for month of JANUARY. Must have more room. Alex. Stewart, Mosier, Oregon. Alex. Stewart H. G. KIBBEE MOSIER Fire I nsurance B ü vbeï Shop D. D. HAIL Mosier, Oregon, /. E. COLE. F ru it Lands Town Lots JL m \ _u : The Town Wiih a Future K , DR. J. SOWERBY f Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. --------- recent illness and hope for her ultimate and complete re covery. ------ E. A. R — Oregon’s Gold and Silver. There has recently been a t II. M. West, of Portland, was decline in metallic on I put. of Or up again this week investiga egon, and so far as present data ting a piece o f land near Mosier. show, this decline was more We understand that the expert’ s marked in 1911 than in 1910, ac report on the soil is most satis cording to Chas. G. Yale, of the factory to Mr. West and that he United States Geological Survey. will probably purchase the tract. The total number of active mines shows little changes, but some j We call the attention o f our o f the larger ones have become readers to the “ ad” a f The less productive. Several gold Dalles Electric Works, appear dredges are in operation, hut ing in this issue. This com the most productive was not pany is prepared to contract worked for several months in for wiring your building, make 1911. The hydraulic mines are repairs or furnish all kind of the most productive placers, fixtures and supplies. The office and their mimin'r is greatest. is in the Sturgesa building. I The deep mines o f the State are Messrs. Silas Soule and Paul | yielding larg-r quantities of Hubbard, of Hood River, were ¡milling ore than formerly, but .business visitors in town on the grade o f ore worked has Monday last. Mr. Hubbard declined nearly one-half. This while here tuned the piano in accounts for the falling otf in Stroup’ s Hall, so it will he in total gold production. Some fine shape for the Schubert Trio, siliceous ore is shipped to smel which will give a musicle here ters. hut most o f it is milled, and soon. comparatively little copper ore i O f the 201 taxpayers drawn is now being smelted. The out- 1 . Scientific ffflKfkfM. offering that is never refused, a gift that is always received with delight. | A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir culation o f any scientific journal. Term s. $3 a Take a box of thorn the next time year: four months, |L Sold by all newsdealers. you call. You'll find that you have Branch Office, 625 F 8t., Washington, D. C. turned coolness into cordiality, con- vi rted indifference into warm per sonal interest. iifiU&'ISCo.36 ,B™d"'»v. New York ORE. M O S IE R -« 1» J. K. McGREGOR & CO. Proprietor “ T H E O A K S .” PINES HOTEL Pacific Phone Main 2211 T R E A L ESTATE M O SIER F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y he reliable service. We solicit your business on the basis o f “ A Square Deal” . IL R. DUNSMORE, Prop. Monet/ to loan on improved property. Rates $1.00 per day and up Chicken Dinner Every Sunday Mosier Book Store Agency for Model Laundry SCHOOL HOOKS and all sorts of School Sup plies. .\ large line of Tablets and Stationery. O M O S IE R these special prices. Other makes at extra special prices in both bo\ ’ s and men’s. Infants’ Knit H Jackets - - 5c. have some infants’ knit jackets that got dam aged in a wreck. They are a little smoked and stained but are exceptional bargains :h. at onh r i t ¡H Av r F A The undersigned is thoroughly prepared to put down open wells in any part o f the surrounding country. Has a complete outfit, including pipe cutting and thread ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce ment, rock and concrete work. Has had 30 years’ experience in the well business. May he found by addressing him at The Dalles, Ore., or inquire at Maier h Schanno’s store, The Dalles, Or. *; For further particulars, in- at Bulletin office. A. E. N e g u s . L o c al P h o n e 114 Good Accommodations We are hero to stay, know values, and can offer you We W e ll W ork W e l l D o n e S. E. FRANCiSCO, -* 9“ to serve on the Wasco count} jury for the ensuing year, the ! list contains the following 18j CHART. SOHAFFNKR ,v; MARX from Mosier: J. L. Carroll, W. ; ¡¡SUITS A T S PE C IA L PRICES II. Cook, C. J. Carlson, J. M. \ Here is a chance for you Elliott, S. D. Fisher, A. Grosser, ! to get one o f these fine ail It >t)t. Hardwick, D. 1). Hail, W. ; wool suits at a good saving. E, Huskey, C. E. Davidson, D. We have a lot o f tin* very P. Harvey, I). W. Hudson, W .! nicest patterns in this tine A. Husbands, H. G. Kibbee, J. | line o f clothes that will make K. McGregor, Arthur Kuhn, C. you dandy suits for ihe J. Littlepage and J. N. Mosier. spring and summer wear. The county court at its January These are not extra heavy term, appointed C. J. E. Carlson suits that are only fit for as road supervisor for road winter wear but suits that district No. 10, and re-appointed you can use at any time o f C. J. Fredrickson for district \ the year. Do not miss this No. 9. We Iwlieve that Mr. \ chance to secure one o f these Fredrickson fulfilled the duties fine suits or overcoats at o f his position to the satisfaction o f the taxpayers, and have no Í ■ rry ' doubt that Mr. Carlson will he •ipialfy’ efficient. £ , . , M O S IE R r e g o n Ladies’ Coats and Capes fo r - 50c. We have a few ladies’ and misses short coats ami capes that to $8. values that selling 50c at, each. AR1S FAIR, ------ BOYS’ COVERT CLOTH B L A N K E T LIN E D C O A TS .*!.10 Here are some dandy M¡rule o f coats I dr boys. good Í ■rai* covert cloth. 7 7“ I 1 \ V /rr?7 T" r\ ri i \ '.'C u _ _ i - DR. II. L. DUMBLE P H Y S IC IA N . . A iso Pressing and Cleaning ■ a n .. e m a g r -M M J U g a B S B asoK large assortment in all sizes in Ornamental and Floral de signs and in prices from a rug 18x24 inches for 70c up to a genuine Wilton Velvet rug 9x12 for $38. We also have some extra large rugs, sizes 12x15 if you wish one a little larger than the re gular size. Come in and look them over. 2nd floor. Rugs and Art Squares We know that we can save you good money when it comes t > your rug pur chases. We carry a very , j i » r OREGON AND SU R G E O N i HOOD R IV E R : OREGON Will practice in Mosier and May lie reached by long dis- tance phone, Home phone 61. ■at blanket lined with a water proof inner lining. Just a splendid coat for hard wear and one that will keep them dry and warm. Sizes from 26 to 34. Your choice. $1.10 SPECIAL. $1 CORRETS for 85 cents For one week commencing Jan. 19th and continuing for one week we are going to give you a chance to try or.e o f our regular $1.00 corse ts at the very low price o f S3 c. l'bes !> c r.' -ts are made o f the finest quality white coutil or batiste are strongly boned and fitted with best quality elastic hose support ers. trimmed with exquisite lace and ribbon, either with or without the self reducing device. These are strictly up-to-the-minute in style, our only object lieing to get you*to try one o f these and note the superior values w ef are giving in Ibis line o f merchandise. Your choice o f any o f our regular $1.00 corsets, one week only, for t / LARGEST : saÉCsRansi
