Mosier bulletin., June 21, 1912, Image 4

LOCAL
J. N. Moolur i* having a reser­
voir constructed on hL residence
properly which, \yuen coiuplet-1
Why not contract your house? fl(j vvjl', f(miish t|ie to „ for
You get a better job in Itus time.^ years t<) coni'-* will) Huifir!'*-.* ■"•:•-
sjee Happy*
i (tone 115.
Ler fur household and irrigation
For fiele.-
Formerly the Fattee Mill, is now stocked
Almost
new Mqline
hack.
Cost $115, will sell for $80,. In­
quire of S. I>; Fisher, Mosier.
Ore
of
mil accessible
to many in Mosier Valley.
Phone, Odell 302.
E. C. B R O C K
W. D. CHANDLER;
j
Row boats for hire., Inquire School Notes,
vith din'.cn-
cion ami dl grades of lumber lu nlcaae the niost exact-
GIVE US A CALL.
purposes, The new reservo^* is
located adjoining the present,
one and will have a capacity of
over 100,000 gajlons, or about?
five tunes that of the old reser- j
voir.-whieh will be used as a re-
----------- | serve tan IS. A pipe line will be
Notice
connected fr<«a> a large spring|
further
which Mr. Mosier has recently
Hereafter and until
tho
hours
of
switching
acquired
and with this added
notice,
*>rvice <*1 itflndays and holiday s j supply Mosier residents wiH have
will be changed from 2 to 4 P. plenty of water for their lawns
M.. to 10-11 A. M and 2 -3 P.M. and gardens without working
M o s ie r V a l l e y T e l e p h o n e C o . their sprinklers overtime.
Saw
ÖF A
Wagon, Hack or Buggy,
Remember that we have the best on sale and in stock—th<*
BEST because— they are STUDEBAKERS.
C IV IL E N G IN E E R
Alex. Stewart,
ting and Drafting
Iron In Comfort
District No. 6 4 1
During tiie school year just
ended
we had six and one half
Get. your ICE this summer
months
of school. Of tiie six
from S. E. Francisco.
pupils enrolled during, term of
B. S. Weller is registered at 1911, but three are*h*H** this
the Multnomah Hotel,. Portland, term.
These, with the*' eight
this'vreefc:
new entries, make elevervnow in'
Average number
C. A. McCargar and family attendance.
atre touring portions of Easterntbelonging, 7.99; total number of
Oregon this week by auto.
days attendance, 913. Hester
Lenox, with one day’ s absence,
S. E. Francisco can supply you
ranks first in attendance Blanch
with ICE-in large or small quan­
Lenox stands next..
tities n
James Bradley and Ted Har­
TVsihrday’s rain drove the vey were neither absent no**-tar­
Sunday School picnickers home dy last month.
at an early hour.
Rank in Home Industrial World
Why be all Summer when you for the past month stands as fol­
can get. “ Happy” to build your lows: Alex Carlson, sixth grade.
In use in from 15 to 2.) day ?
.. • -lils; E’-n -st King, fo ii!i
C-irison, i n -1
til'v Win. Johnson an I chil­ grade, 7.16; E
dren'left on Monday for ii visit grade, 371; Hester Lenox, sec­
ond grade, 355.
withirCbAti ves*at Wapinitia.
Mosier - - Oregon
Horse
Well Work
Well Done
Shoeing
and
ADVERTISE
General
Repair Work.
This Iron sells regularly for $5.00 and is the standard
iron w ith Allathed Stand and Cool Handle. You cannot
afford to miss this. If you are not using a Hot Point,
Satisfaction guaranteed
MOSIER
OREGON
IN YOUR
Get One A t Once.
The Pacific Power & Light Co.
DR. II. L. HUMBLE
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
HOOD RIVER
:
OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May he reached by long dis­
tance phone, Home phone 61.
“ Always at Your Service.”
A ll
A PIECE OK ADVICE
i#
O regon
B l a c k s m it h
$ 3 . 50 .
¿i *(>*'(
-
W. A. HUSBANDS
lar 6-pound Hot Point Iron for—
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MOSIER
During the month of June, you can purchase the regu­
\
Mosier, Oregon.
H. G . K i B B E E
NOTARY PUBLIC
Owing to the heavy demand for the* HOT POINT Irons
on May 11th, “ Hot Point Day,” the manufacturers of the
Hot Point Iron have made the following offer:
Alex Carlson made use of his
W. A' j Stark and wife, of Hood
previous
credits by taking a day
River, are spending the'week
to
go
to
Hood
River; Ted Harvey
here with relatives and friends.
used bis making bis father a
I’ m the fastest and most accu­ business visit.
rate mechanic in the country—
Seven were present1 at the an­
more work in less time. Phone nual school* meeting. Mr. Jack
U 5.
Beldin was elected direetbr1 and
B u s in e s s
entrusted
Horne Paper
TO
T :: k P a r k o f t í -;*-:
we Sfi-r in your incuvs*. is “ Hu
good hardware or none ut all.’ '
That’s what we do and it certamh
of The Dalles, Oregon
pays ns, liHt will pay you. Buying
only the worthy, we have only that
Increased asseSsments have
kind to sell. So the next time you w il l HAVE PROMPT A, n,m.u;N
want hardware o f any description
Va|)i!al
.'
UM'bOO.oo been declared by many o f the
you’ ll do well to come here.
Surplus and undivid-*
....
,
T,
,
First
National
ed profits
W. E. CHOWN,
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Banfi
130,000.00
J. S. SCHENCK, P resident
Vice I’res.
The undersigned is thoroughly
prepared to put down open wells
in any part of the surrounding
country. 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.
A. E. N e g u s .
F R A T E R N A L ME N.
A T T E N T IO N !
leading orders.
MOSIER
B a r b e r Shop
Razors put.'in tirst-class condition.
If yours has
not’ jt wil1 be next-
W ill you
If interested in
Cashier opposing higher rates with no
Oregon E d M. W illiams . M ax A. V ogt stand for it?
Mosier
/ . E. COLE.
-----------------------------------------------------greater advantages, com m uni- j
j NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. caje
Messrs. A. P. Bate!)am, J. G. Mr. E. E. Lenox, clerk.
Reeder and son; George, were
By the beginning of* another
lAi3sengers on Wednesday’s local term the-school’ is to have an
for Portland.
ample supply of good water,
Mrs. F. A. Allington returned piped from the Hardwick well. \
(P ublisher .)
| Department of the Interior,U.S. Land
Office at The Dalles, Oregon, June 14;
I 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
T. Hart, of Fir, Oregon, who, on Au­
gust 13th, 1900, made Homestead, No. '
15301, Serial No. 03981, for NE1NW;.,
Sec. 9, Tp. 1 North. Range II EWM.,.|
has filed notice o f intention to make !
five year Proof, to establish claim to j
the land above described, before the
Register and Receiver o f the U. P.
Land Office at. Tie- Dalles, Oregon, on:
the 1st day of August, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Join
¥ West, Ira Dungy and J. P. Snyder, all-
o f Fir, Oregon, and V. C. Young, of
Mosier, Oregon.
C. W. M odín :;
*
home Wednesday from .visiting
Orren Osburn, who is attend­
her brother, Mr. Ruscher, on ing the Pacific University at
Chenowith Greek.
Forest Grove, is expected home
Saturday.
Miss Alice Mbsier came home
-
When you are in need
General Surveying, Plat­
at the Bulletin office.
from The Dalles last' Saturday
and will sp'iiid her school vaca­
tion with her parents.
The C 1 icier says il at \V. F.
Caraway has irsULtd swinging
sti nes for grinding leiists in li.e
workshop of his jewelry store on
C'i.k sLeot, Mr. Larawt y is the
1 •’ »■st to ins!. ” ;:eh apparatus in.
iiu* stste outside o f Portland.
With his well equipped t hop he
; is now prepared to do at home a
great deal of the work that has
heretofore been sent away.
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Mrs. Root LnteitJiins
once with E. N. S.,
<sare M osier Bulletin,.
m 3 -3
Fruit Lands
TownLots
Fire Insurance
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
P h y s ic ia n a - n d S u r g e o n
MOSIER
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OREGON
I f You Have
a house, barn or packing
shed to build, J. P. E rhart
will furnish bonds to build
according to plans and speci­
fications. Phone,. 115.-
Mrs. Amos Root entertained a
^number
of her friends at her
Mr, Hargreaves’ subject at<
residence
Tuesday, June 18, the
Immanuel Church next Sunday
will he: “ Psalms and Hymns of occasion being her 62nd birth­
day. She was assisted in re­
Everyday L ife.”
S U R V E Y IN G A N D
ceiving her guerts by her grand­
J. R, Hargreaves and familv daughter, Emily Husbands, and
C IV IL E N G IN E E R IN G
The Town With, a Future
and Miss Jennie Brown, of flood her daughter, Mrs. Rordeu, as­
*
Register.
River, attended the
Sunday sisted in the preparing of the
School picnic on Mosier Greek sumptuous dinner which Was
Orchards staked and tracts sub-
e
divided......
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served at 12:30.
Gi'Orge R. Wood started Mon-
Tiie ladies, some of them be-
E. A . R a c e , m g r
L. H, HENDERSON, C. E.
f-i\* for a month's visit to his I ing in poor lieallh and others
Hood River, Ore.
•*!d Mine ill Ohio, which lie luo- Id enough to kiion' Wind they
W*
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IV«
not s.oii for many years, lb .houli! eat, l'orjiôt’ for a time
VV.-M.. THURSTON, Deputy
will also visit relatives in Okla- their ailments and partbok of
Mosier, Ore.
lloma.
the dainties as children.
The combined ages of those
Mrs. J. II. Daily came over
from Bingen, Wash., on Tues­ seated at the table was 659 years. )
day and will spend a few days The afternoon was pleasantly
Wdtil’ her mother, Mrs. C. C. spent1 and the- guests departed
Expert Horse Shoer and Wheelwright
PLUMBING.
Clement, in the Fairview neigh­ wishing Mrs. Root* many more;
borhood.
happy birthdays.
STEAM and h o t w a t e r
Rfcpair work of all kinds promptly done
Those present- m*rt> Mr. and
iGl L. Howe and wife, accom­
HEATING.
Mrs. AVnos Root,
Mesi lames M O S I E R F R U I T L A N D S A S P E C I A L T Y
panied by the latter’s mother.
Automobile
Repairing
a
Specialty
Jolibing promptly attended to.
Middlèswart.
Stewart, Wood, i
We are here to stay, know values, and can offer you
ilVs. B.les, returned the first of
Porter, Cobh, McVtyv, Reeves
tbe week from a visit to Port­
MOSIER
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OREGON
reliable service.
and Hunter.
land during the Rose Festival
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We solicit your business on the basis of “ A Square Deal” .
THE BIGGER THE BOX
week.
The Elks are making great
the greater the enjoyment if the V isit T he
Monet
/ to loan on improved property.
A t theannual meeting of the preparations for the reunion to
box be filled with our perfect candy.
T ree Y ard
Mosier school board, held last be htdd in Portland July 8—13.
There is no cloying o f taste so far ; C it y
Monday, G. L. Carroll was elect An elaborate decoration scheme
as our candy is concerned. The West of tile Mt. H ood Hotel,,
flavor and sweetness are balanced
•fi’ « ‘director to serve for three! is being worked out, the main
H o od R iv e r , O r e g o n .
so skillfully that each piece eaten
years and John P. Ross was re- [streets being dressed in the tin
tastes
as
good
as
the
first,
and
that
tional colors and in tin* royal
Choice Fruit and Ornament­
elected as clerk.
Local Agent for the OLIVER TYPEW RITER-— the
is saying much. See if it isn’ t by
purple of Klkdom. Many thou­
al Trees, Shrubs. Roses, etc.
trying some today.
kind that costs only 17 cents a day. Typewriter rib­
Mrs. Ruscher returned to Mo-1 sands of visitors from all over
Office with G. Y. Edwards.
bon.-'-for all makes and Supplies of every description.
sier on Monday from a visit with I the country will visit Portland
Phone 277 M-
friends at Tacoma. She was ac­ that week and the Portland lodge
S. E. FRANCISCO
O regon
MOSIER
■ins
made
preparations
to
care
companied by Harland Alling-
R. T. N e w h a l l .
Proprietor “ THE OAKS.”
lor all who come.
toi\ who will spend some time
"nr F ir.
here witlrhis brother, Floyd Al-
SoeMlie fine line of white serge suits and dresses, dsn the nice
You will always find some big bargains on our tables in the
You will want a nice, cool’ hat f< r the 4th and our millinery de­
Ingtonh
partment is well supplied with just what you want in this line, assortment of !a 'ii and linen dresses for ladies we are offering line of shoes, oxfords and slippers for men, women and chil­
Mrs. George Sellinger left the I
on the Second Floor.
dren.
and at a most reasonable figure. Second Floor.
rtret-of the week for a few days’
visit with her daughter, Mrs.!
34 to 44, all late cuts and
the Very Best by alPthatknow,
BOYS’ SUITS
If you can use a small size
GLOVES
SUITS FOR MEN
John Lantry, at Lyle,
From!
weaves in browns, blues.greys let us show you a
suit we ean tit you out with
Well; it would lie hard to find
there sho'will g o to Trout Ij»ke, 1
and fancy mixtures, for $6. $8
Get ready for the 4th l*v se­
SPEC IAL—Here is a splendid
H art . S chakknkr & M arx
some
that
formerly
solti
at
$8
a
finer assortment in this line chance to secure a pair of work
and $9. We have also the cel­
Wash., and spend a couple of
curing one of the ninny becom­
Suit. These carry w ith them
itlbnths with her sons.
ing styles, weaves and patterns to $15. good patterns,, and ebrated Clothcraft line that is one of the strongest guaran­ anvwhere. Knickerbockersuits gloves for less than wholesale
while they are not the latest,
guaranteed to be all wool and
in Men’ s and Boys’ Suits all
tees. insuring satisfaction in for I h ») s in all the newest pat­ cost. These are Drummers’
Workmen have been busy this
they
are not way back num­ to hold their shape, etc. These
of
the
very
latest
cuts
and
for
week cleaning up in and around
every respect—fit, finish, work­ terns and weaves. Some have Samples anti gloves that sell
prices well, it just depends bers. but are all right. The suits*are of the very latest cuts manship. and absolutely all one pair o f pants and some regularly for $1 to $1.25 a pair,
tfie Pines Hotel. The old out-1
on how much you want to put only thing is that we found and are made of the newest
have two pairs. All ages, all horse hide, buckskin and rein­
wool material. We have an
Buildings have been removed
into a suit now. We can sup­ we had an over-supply of these weaves and materials for $10.
exceptional!) fine line of this prices. $1.75 and up. Boys’ deer leathers made up special
and the accumulation of years
ply your needs and give you small sizes and intend to close $12.50, $15 and up.
2-piece suit o f medium grey
make in browns, tans, blues,
has been cat tbd away.
The
for display purposes. While
the
lM*st valuetthis season that them out. Your choice, #2.S'8
Then if you want something greys, blacks and fancies, for worsted, stripe effect,
building will bo thoroughly ren­
the they last,- your choice, per
Then we have others in sizes l*etter, acknoweledged to be $18. $20. $22 ami $25.
you can secure anywhere.
ovated and put in shape to be
suit......................................... $2.33
p a i r ...................................... 78c.
leased to an experienced hotel
man who will make it one of the
best hostelries in IJiispartof the
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
State.
Gommoni
I
Tum-A-Lum
yteslerdayv
Lumber Co.
MOSIER
OR
REAL ESTATE
co.
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Mosier Book Store
THE PARIS FAIR,
Mosier ; Oregon,
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j . K. M c G r e g o r &
D. D. H A IL
Ortley, Oregon
S. F. GOSS