BULLETIN
H. C. KIBBEE, Proprietor
SL bSCRIPTION R A IE S
O n « Year.
i*»v Months
Three Months
Entered as second-ciass matte*- March 12. 1909. at
thè post orti -e at Mosier. Orearon, und«r thè A ct o f
March 3. 1*7».
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MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON,
eciiic information
EDUCATIONAL M EE 1 J N C general or
which Mr. Bennett will want,
SUCCESS.
The Educational and Country 1 will make an effort to come.
Life Meeting, held last Friday) This means much to Alosier, as
afternoon at Stroup’ s Hall, was b/ the letter wvhioh he w. write
participated in by the teachers! MosM?r W,U Pa,n mo,e Puldicity
and pupils o f Mosier school an<)1 that she ™,lld in a,'y other " « ’•
o f District No. 8, and many resi-
1118 P,anned to « ive a hancJ,,et
dents of the town and. country. I « r ‘ sta~'
tn welcome Mr.
Nearly all o f the business houses |
Lach, individual pays
in town were closed during th e , for bls own P|ate* whl^
meeting. Great enthusiasm w as!cost seventy-five
cents.
In
¡manifested by all and the audi- ordev to know how nia,ry the*’e
«nee was greatly inspired by the w,u l,e to Prov,de for- 11 wil1 l,e
remarks of the different speak- i "e^ ssa ry for those wishing to
attend to signify their intentions
ers.
las
soon as possible. Notifications
IMiss Evelyn Nebendahl’ s or
can
he made at the bank, to J.
iginal paper on “ How to Im
prove Country Life” was an ex N. Mosier, D. D. Hail or at the
ceptionally good one and we re Bulletin office.
gret that lack of space prevents
PORTLAND
LETTER,
our reproducing it this week in | OUIt
these columns.
We will take
Porlland, Ore., Feb. 13. (Special)
pleasure in doing so later.
Rev. Mr. Hargreaves’ remarks Reports from various points in
on “ Back to the Land” were the state indicate that the
very impressive and entertain Country Life Education Week
ing. He dwelt particularly on the movement, as outlined by State
advantages the dwellers in the Superintendent Alderman and
country have in so many ways the Oregon Development League, ■
over those whose lives are spent is being observed very generally
in the cities and large towns, [ and is arousing much enthusi- ■
“ Back to the Land” was the,asm.
I m i
theme of all the speakers, am ong1 1 e Salem Commercial Club
whom were Dr. R. M. Ross, 11. celebrated with a farmer’s dinner
M. Scearce, J. E. Johnson, J. T. at the Hotel Marion on Thurs- I
Neff and N. C. Maris, of p or(._ < day. The entire afternoon was
! given up to addresses and d is-!
land.
Prof. Neff aroused much en cussions by members o f the]
thusiasm by the statement that Board of Trade and visiting
Mosier could in all probability farmers of the county. Cover- \
have a high school and it was nor West and President Kerr, .of I
the expressed sentiment of the the Oregon Agricultural College, \
audience that steps be at once were the principal speakers.
At Dayton the «Commercial:
taken to secure such an institu
Club
appointed Miss Harriet j
tion. Each speaker dwelt on
Starr,
secretary
of the club, to:
the importance of such a school
for Mosier and the convenience organize the work with thel
it would he to pupils in the principals and teachers of the
surrounding country who could schools and to interest the
practically live at home and get parents in the work.
At Klamath Falls the county
the benefit o f the higher school
and
city superintendents of
ing.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16.
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NO. 50
1912
Business locals will be charged at 5'centa per list
for each insertion.
Legal advertisements will in all cas«s b« aheevfd
to th« party ordering them, at laaal rates, aad
paid for before affidavits are’.furnished.
& CO.
olive industries.
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L A R A WA Y
f
s
flood River's Reliable Jeweler for
Watches, Diamonds , Jewelry
He can make your watch keep time
Our Stock is
Always Fresh
And in Prime Condition. You can rest assured that any Pre
scription or Recipe dispensed by us contains the best and Pur
est Drugs that the market affords and at prices that are
“ down-to-date.” Try us; we will show you.
K-N-O-X-A-Cold Tablets. Private Formula
Arthur & Burt Drug Co.,
Mosier,
Oregon.
ELECTRIC
TH E DALLES
E LE C TR IC W O R K S
have opened an electric store in the Sturgess building
and are prepared to handle your electric installations of
all kinds.
Drop in and see our display of fixtures.
The Dalles Electric
Works
Mr. Maris, of the Union Stock H lools and members of the
Yards of Portland, urged the Commercial OJuh joined in a
school children to enter the con-1 t)ubl,c m ^ i n g to plan for the
test for prizes for the best of j garden competition warned,
anything grown or made by public meeting was held
them.
His remarks created: imsday afternoon.
The Baker Commercial Club Rhode Inland Greening and the hosts at a dance party, the
much interest among them.
made
the subject a special order Nebraska Reds, and that the evening of February eight, in
Or e particular thing this meet
ing accomplished was to bring a of business at its meeting Spitzenbergs and Newtowns are the artistic log cabin in the
notgrown commercially. In fact, woods, Buena Vista. Japanese
large number o f the people to Wednesday evening.
On Friday evening o f Country the people in that section are lanterns, and benches, covered
gether in friendly intercourse.
Individual interest is strong Life Education Week the farmers scarcely acquainted with the with gaily colored blankets,
enough in this community, but| °*Sherman County gave a ban great product of Mosier and made the room cosily attractive.
community
interest is sadly quet to the merchants of Moro Hood River as they can’ t afford After some time spent in danc
lacking. Get together meetings to which the business men of to pay the price they command. ing the culinary efficiency of
like this one of last Friday, and j The Dalles and Portland were Mr. Thurston, in comparing the hosts was proved by the
refreshments
they
the one to he hold next Monday invited. Only Sherman County the methods o f horticulture in delicious
night, will create a feeling of un products were served at the the Middle West with those of served. The evening wound up
Oregon, says that the growers with a jolly old fashioned Vir
animity and bind the people to- j i dinner.
At Portland the committee on there have yet to learn the ru ginia reel, and the guests, glad
gether in a strong neighborhood
and brotherhood fellowship and garden contests in the public diments of scientific apple grow that the inclement w’eatlier had
co-partnership of community schools arranged for two con ing. While “ Billy” had “ the not kept them away, left for
The guests in
tests, one for early vegetables time- of his life” during his their homes.
interests.
I and one for later varieties. A visit, he appears glad to get cluded Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cum
special exhibition will he held in back to Mosier.
TO
ENTERTAIN ADDISON
mings, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Little-
the Armory on June 15-16, the
BENNETT.
page, Mrs. C. C. Clement, Miss
last days o f the Rose Festival. :
Grand View Notes.
The citize’ns of Mosier District One hundred prizes will he:
Maude Bateham. Miss Sarah
will have
. the
. . pleasure
. .
,, of
. . . meet-
.
offered. A silver cup will he
Mrs. It. II. Cummings was Clement, Miss Ruth Clement,
John E. Coffman, Albert Meden-
f i ° n awarded to the school winning the week end guest o f Miss wald and Martin Clement.
<Rabbitvi!Ie) Bennett next Mon- tliefi|Ut prize and ,if won fol. Maude Bateham.
Don Littlepage came up fr'Ro
day night at Lamb s Hall. Mr. j lhree yearg jn 8uccession it wi„
Who
is
first
in
the
hearts
of
Corbett
last Saturday and spent
is
well
known,
has
Bennett, as
| beCome the permanent property
been traveling 4lrru Oreg< n of the schoo1. The contestants his countrymen? C. J. E. Sunday with his parents at Hill-
writing up the different sections are to he divided into two Carlson, The Boss of the Road. crest Place. Don recently re
o f the state. His letters in the classes, those over and those
C. J. Littlepage is in The turned from a two months trip
to Southern California where he
Oregonian have been read with under 13 years of age.
Dalles serving on the jury.
added
to his knowledge of fruit
much interest, not only by Or
At Mosier a joint meeting of
John E. Clark, Hugo E. Birk- culture by working in the several
egonians, but by thousands of the local Horticultural Society, ner and Hugo M. Nelson were
branches of the orange and
Deople. many o f them with their |
L lL »l officLls a“nd' the i bm-
■¡eyes and thought turned West mercial Club was held on Friday
J. E. GEIGER
ward, in the East and Middle evening, at which time plans A. L. DAY
PRESIDENT
V ic e -P r e s .-M a n a g e r
W est Mr. Bennett has an in for developing the Country Life
teresting and graphic style of idea were perfected.
expressing his impressions of
At Pra:rie City a plan is und< r
the country thru which he
way to interest the county
travels and we can truthfully
j schools o f the city in the move
say that he doesn’ t peddle “ hot |
ment.
air,” but states factsashe finds,
FIR ST N A T IO N A L B A N K B U ILD IN G
them.
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PHONE 3 NIGHT OR OAY
The object of Mr. Bennett’s | Wm. Thurston returned Sun-
visit to Mosier is to secure d a y evening from a three months
accurate information as to the visit with friends in Nebraska
resources o f the district and a and Montana. He was accom-
Engineering, House Wiring, Repairing, Contracting,
few good photos of some o f ou r; panied by Mr. George Reeder,
Fixtures,
Lamps, M otors. Heating and Cooking
orchards with which to illustrate of Columbus. Nebraska, who will
his letter. This letter will appear spend some time here. While
Apparatus.
in the Sunday edition of the Or in the Middle West, Mr. Thurs
Estimates furnished upon request.
A llwork guaranteed
egonian and will lie as widely ton inspected many orchards,
interviewed the horticulturists in (
read as others have been.
Mosier people desiring information as to estimates can
It is earnestly desired that that section and investigated the
leave
requests for sarge at the Bulletin Office.
every man in the district be j methods o f rawing and shipping
present at this meeting, and ii j fruit. He states that the main
is particularly requested that j ««tidies of apples grown there
.any aud every one whoean giv< - are the Jonathans. \Ninesaps.
Everything Electrical
ELECTRIC WIRING
& SUPPLY
CO.
Everything Electrical
Hood River
Oregon
Mrs. Arthur Kuhn, Mrs. C.
J. Littlepnge and Yiss Sarah
Clement attended the Indian Pow
Wow given at the home o f Mrs. |
L. D. Firebaugh of Ortley, last
| Saturday.
The collection of
curios displayed at the affair is
l worthy of mention, and would
make many a, collector envious.
The Grand View people were
entertained at a Five Hundred!
party in the evening, at which
I Mrs. Kuhn won the prize for the
| highest score.
receiving aj
! beautiful bagof Indian bendwork.1
Tne guests returned to their
homes Sunday morning.
N ICHOL
General
Merchandise
M o s ier
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Grandview’s first baby, Arthur
Leland Eastman, son o f Mr. and !
t
Mrs. Stanley Eastman, arrived!
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Friday, February the ninth, in j HOOD RIVER
:
OREGON |
Portland.
Will practice in Mosier and
DR. H. L. DUMBLE
Emmanuel Church Services
Sunday School 10 o’clock.
Regular worship 11:15.
Mr.
Hargreaves will preach.
The
Male Quartette will sing. Every
body welcome.
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May l>e reached by long dis
tance phone. Home phone 61.
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REAL ESTATE
.Fruit
¡Lands
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L. P e p p e r
L A W Y E R
3U5i East Second St.,
l oiIstDlâUiwclPbon*. M»lnl220t
S o c ia lly
Oregon
Mosier
W.
A. HUSBANDS
Just stand astd ami wat li yourself | j-|ie [)a||es
¡B l a c k s m i t h
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Oregon.
go by;
Think o f yourself as “ He” insteadof
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Horae Shoeing and (-Cenerài
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(Publisher.)
Pick flaws; find fault; forget the
Repair Work.
man in you,
Oepnrtment o f the Interior
Ami strive to make your estimate U. S. Land Oflice at The Dalles, Oregon,
‘ Sfltirffatllian «guaranteed
January 9th, 1912.
ring true.
♦
MOSIER
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'OREGOF
The la' Its o f others then will dwarf
NOTICE is hereby given that Walter
and shrink,
G. Muellhaupt whose post-office ad
l.ove’ s chain grow stronger by one dress is Portland, Oregon, did, on the A l l .B u s i n e s s e n t r u s t e d « •
mighty link.
11th day o f April, 1911, file in this
T h e ‘C are of the
When you with “ H e” as substitute office Sworn Statement and Applica
for “ I ”
tion, No. 08656, to purchase the SEI
Have stood aside and wntched your NE), Section 24, Township 1 North,
self go by.
Range 11 East, Willamette Meridian,
— S. W . G il l il l a n .
and the timber thereon, under the
provisiona o f the act o f Junp 3, 1878, WILL HAVE PROMPT A T T E N T I««
and acts amendatory, known as the Capitati
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9100,000.1»
“ Timber and Stone I.a w ," at such
Surplus and undivid
value as might lie fixed by appraise
ed profits
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130,000.01
ment, and that, pursuant to such
application,
the land and timber ! J. S. SCHENCK, P r e s i d e n t
thereon have been appraised, the E d M . W i l l i a m s
M a x A . Voai
timber estimated 80,000 hoard feet at
Vice; Pres.
Caahier
$1.50 per M, and the land $100.00; that
said applicant will offer final proof in
support o f his application and «worn
statement on the 27th day o f March,
1912, before the Register and Receiver
o f U. S. Land Office, at The Dalles,
D EALER IN
Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest
'Fresh and Cured Meats
this purchase before entry, or initiate
Country Produce
a contest at any time before pateitt
issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit
in this office, alleging facts which
would defeat the entry.
First -National Bank
of The;!Dalles, Oregon
MOSIER MARKET
C. H. DUNSMORE, Prop.
Mosier
C. W. M oorm ,
Register.
SUMMONS
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Oregon
BOYCE CAFE
HOOD
RIVER,
OR E G O S
The place to get a good,
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Oregon, for Wasco County.
fo r Roosevelt and Progress ()LLIE ,,0LITZ> Plaintiff
Mosier people especially in
against l attand Standpalism.”
vs
vited to ¡call when in Hood
Progressive Republican candi- w i l l i a m POLITZ, D efendant
flivor.
d a t e fol'Congress.
i To William Politz, Defendant:
A . M. BO YCE,
Always with tile under dog;
III the name o f the S u te o f Oregon: |
if you don’ t believe it look his You an' hereby rHlluired to
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Proprietor.
record u )
! a,l8W<!1’
Complaint filed against you j
CC JI( UJ),
jn
above entitled aOit on or before \
_______________________________________ March 8th, 1912, and if you fail so to
: answer, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in her
Announcement.
complaint herein, namely: F oraflecree
I hereby announce myself as a forever dissolving the marriafp- - con
candidate for County Judge of tract now and heretofore existing be
Wasco County, Oregon, at the tween plaintiff and defendant.
coning primary election,
on This summons will be -served upon
yih outside o f the State o f Oregon by
D A IL Y ,
the Republican Ticket.
publication thereof once a week fur six
Should 1 he nominated and consecutive weeks in th e ’M ooier'Bul March 1 to April IS, 1912
elected I will give a clean and con- letin, a newspaper printed anti ¡pub
F iB B »th « MifML* and E astern p or
tion « o f U nited S ta te« and C anitta
sersativo administration, with lished at Mosier, in said Otouilty and
t
o alltpoints in the N orthw eet e * the
out special favor to any party or State, by order made and eittered here
in on the 19th day o f January, 1912, by
person. Iain personally inter
Hon. W. I - Bradshaw, Judge o f said
ested both in City and in County Court, and the date o f first publication
and will make a special effort to will be January JMth, 1912, and tket trum CHICAGO
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bring City and County into a date o f the last publication will be-
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832.00
•• OMAHA
better understanding of their March 8th, 1912.
$25.00
J ohn G avin ,
•• KANSAS CITY
$25.00
mutual interests, with a view to
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ST. PAU L
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$26 00
making a concerted effort on the
Colonist
Fares
JDregon-Washington Railroad
& Navagation Company.
pant of all for the common good.
As to the matter of a new Court
House I believe in leaving that
to a vote o f the people to l>e ex
pressed at a general election, and
believe in taking such steps as
shall make such an election
possible.
M. R e m i n g t o n .
H’ roportionately 4ow fares'fnim all Other
points. Diruat service from Chicago.
In the County Court o f the SUV -- o f Uit. Paul, Omaha and igansaa City over
uhetC. & N. W . UNION PACIFIC. OR
Oregon for Wa*co County.
fCCON
SHORT LINE and O. W. R. & N.
In the Matter o f the Eiitatr
of
L in a Protected By Automatic
Mra. M. J. Huakey, decerned.
Notice of Final Hearing.
•Block Signal.
Notice ia hereby given that the under
signed, as administrator o f the estate
PREPAY ? * R E S
o f Mrs. M. J. Huakey, deceased, has YOU CAN
filed his final report as such adminis
While these m les apply W n tb o a w l naljr. ferae
trator, in the county court o f the State may br prepaid‘fcy depotitinf v i I im a t th« ticket
with your local «cent, and an order will be tele*,
o f Oregon for Wasco County, and the
Craphcd to any address c iv ««
Aid in tellinc of
LOCAL TIME-TABLE
said Court, in an order duly made and our vast r n o u r a and wonderful opfraartunitia«
entered, has appointed Monday, the 4th for Home BuikJinc.
day o f March, 1912, at the hour o f Illustrated and reliable printed matter will be
No. 7 West hound 7:28 a. m. lOOJO o'clock a. m ., as the time, and mailed anyone to whom you wish it sent, by s«L
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No. 1
2:45 p. m thetUounty Court Houae in Dalica City, dmsi'nc
WM. Mc.HURRAY. G«a. Pass Agent
No. t Eust
10:2') a. in. Waeco County. Oregon, at the ,0lace,
“
Portland, Oregon
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it
for tihe hearing o f the same.
All
No. 8
6:31 p. m. person«
having any objection* to (aid
it
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No. 6
10:40 p. m. report are hereby notified to be present
NAJW is an excuilent time t«
I at said time anti place and present any
drop in and renew your subscrip
No. 17, at 5:30 p. m., flag stop such objections.
tion to the B ulletin . Y ou want
on 8u nda.vs only for Hood River Dated January 4th, 1912.
the patter aud w * »teed Uie
vC.
T.
BEN NKTT,
lad Portland.
Administrator
money.