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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1913)
LO CAL — Lee Hunter was a passenger on Saturday’s local to Portland. Immanuel Church Notes. On Sunday morning next, Mr. ----------------------------------------------- - | Olives, sweet and sour pickles , 1 Hargreaves will deviate from the Why not contract your house? ne" 'veeL Strauss Co-Op. course on ‘ ‘The Commandments” You pet a better job in less time. Store. and discuss the question, “ What See “ Happy. ” Phone 115. Mrs. C. A. Bell, of Hood Riv is Conversion?” er, visited here yesterday with Mrs. Guy Q. Stryker. D. P. Harvey returned the A good suggestion—drop in j New this week: Men’ s Union first of the week from Under and pay up your back subscrip Suits, Men’ s Ties, Men’ s Pants, wood. where he has been work tion. ing with his teams on the big i Strauss Co-Op. Store. power dam which the North C. H. Clark was a business For Sale western Electric Co. is building i visitor in Portland the first of on White salmon River. Orchard disc, adjustable, in the week. fair condition. Call on or ad The Washington’s Birthday Cudahy’ s best leaf lard. $1.55 dress this office. dance at Chown’s Hall last Sat Iter 10-lb. pail. Why use the urday night, was a select and cheap lard? Strauss. For Sale. most enjoyable affair, as all the S. W. Speer, of Hood River, dances have been this season. Thoroughbred young Barred was in town last Sunday, the Another social hop will be given Rock cockerels. guest of E. M. Strauss. E . 0 . WlNANS, , Saturday night, March 8 th. 2 14 2t Mosier, Ore. W. P. Vining and family ar Mrs. T. W. DeBusse.v and Mrs. D. D. Hail were Tuesday after rived from Hood River last Sat For Sale. urday and have moved onto the noon visitors in Hood River. Lamb place, which is a part of S. C. Brown Leghorn Cocker New white and colored Rip- els and hatching eggs; also a plette. Serge Dress Goods, Table the East Hood River Fruit Co’ s, holdings. Mr. Vining will have limited number of laying pullets. Linen. Strauss Co-Oit. Store. charge o f the place. Grandview Egg Farm, Ed. F. Reeves, o f Portland, W. G. A Id red, Geo. Chamberlain and his sis si>ent a part of Tuesday and Mosier, Or. ter, Mrs. Erntson, left Saturday Wednesday here on his ranch. for Vancouver, in response to a - In our stock you can find items To Horticulturists. ,, , , , . v telegram announcing the serious planting For r pruning, ._ .....r ________ „ trees, ____ , 1 so,‘ below value every day. You , ¡uness o f thejr sjster, Mrs. Dim- lawn grading, etc., address P. Wl^ find this P,| j will tins true right along. mjck They returned this week, A. K n o l l , Mosier, Ore., or leave '• Strauss Co-Operative Store, stating that the sister was out Mrs. John Carroll has been of danger. message at Bulletin office. quite ill this week but is report- W. N. Akers, of Woodstock, led as slightly improving. Wanted was here last Friday, accompa Reliable party to plow and cul-' Mrs. B. J. Weller has been nied by some parties from Port tivate 10 acres o f land for this confined to her bed this week land. It is rumored that he has season. Two miles from town with a severe cold, but is slow sold his property on the outskirts ly recuperating. Inquire at Bulletin office. of town and also his house and Mrs. J. E. Carpenter, former- lot in Mosier. For Sale Cheap ]y of Mosier. now living in Port-j Mr and Mrs> Verl Masten left One set o f good farm harness. land, was a mid-week visitor in last Friday for the Yakima coun try, in Washington, where Verl Call at Bulletin office and see it. town. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Alva Craft o f Fores Grove, was' will take charge of the develop- ! here the first part o f the week, ment of a large fruit ranch. He Oliver and Syracuse Plows at visiting his mother. Mrs. J. P. ¡s well qualified for this work, Chown’ s , Carroll, and other relatives. and we wish him success. Lecture on Country Life. Mr. Hargreaves will give Ins lecture on “ The New View of Country Life.” which was for merly announced for February, on Next Thursday evening, March 6 th. in Immanuel Church. Instead of an admission fee, a silver offering will be requested. There will be special musical selections and it is hoped that the valley may be well repre sented on this occasion. Church of Christ Notes W. A. HUSBANDS IF YOU WISH To meet your friends, stop at Next Lordsday morning, our HOTEL MOSIER. thoughts will l>e based on this subject: “ The Way toa Crown,’ and the evening will be the sec-; All Modem and under New ond in the series, “ The Change i Management. of Heart in becoming a Chris AUGMENTED BATH FACILITIES tia n /’ Hear this and learn the truth. GUY Q. STRYKER, Prop. Our Bible School is doing fine. It rejoices us. We have room ___________ _ for YOU. and a class for- you. ------------ Every young man or young lady, f f y i i i f / / » n / / c County School Superintendent not enrolled elsewhere, is wanted —— Clyde A. Bonnev, of The Dalles, in our Loyal Berean Class. It is ; spent Tuesday in town visiting a great one. Come, .line. our school and getting acquaint H. C a m p b e l l C l a r k , ed with the teachers and some Minister. | of the patrons. Mr. Bonney was a pleasant caller at the Bul letin office and spoke in very Hood River will soon pave the ■ complimentary terms of the principal business streets with school, the teachers and their Hassam cement concrete. This methods of instruction. He also style of pavement is considered stated that Mosier will be en superior in various ways to other titled to draw $40 per capita kinds, and it provides a more se - 1 from the county high school cure footing in winter for horses fund, for all pupils in the ninth on the steep streets. H. G . K ÌB B E E grade and up. N O T A R Y P U B L IC School children of the state Over a hundred lalmrers are are signing petitions sent out by M o s i e r - - - O regon busily engaged re-laying the the State Superintendent o f Pub main track east and west of lic Instruction asking that the Mosier, with new 90-pound rails. famous battleship Oregon be This is in line with various other placed at the head o f tbe open improvements being planned and ing naval parade through the carried out by the Harriman sys Panama Canal. After being tem this year for lietter freight signed by all the school children and passenger facilities and the of the state, the petition will bet convenience and safety of the returned to Salem and forward-; traveling public. It is rumored ed to tbe President early in the that double tracking l>etween Sluing. IN YOUR The Dalles and Portland will be gin some time this year. H l a u k s m it h Horse General Satisfaction guanameeu MOSIER OREGON M il t o n N u r s e r y T rees , True to Maine ter 33 Years. Hai'ily Climate, High Elevation See R obt T. Newhall, Hood River - - Oregon. LOCAL TIME-TABLE D. D. H A IL Mosier, Oregon, ADVERTISE and Repair Work. Town Lots Fire insurance The Town With a Future Slioeing | No. 7 West bound 7:22 a. m. No. 1 2:45 p. Tr. KL 20 a. m. No. 2 East 6:35 p. m. No. 8 10:40 *>, m. No. 6 No. If, at -5:30 ru to ., flag stop on Sundays only for Hood River and Portland. • Well Work Weil Done The undersigned is thoroughly prepared to ir-.it down open wells in any part o f tire surrounding country. Has a complete outfit, including pi i>e cutting and thread ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce ment, rock and concrete work. Has bad 30 years’ expedience in tbe well business. May be found by addressing him at The Dalles, Ore., or inquire at Maier <SL Schanno’ s Stone, Tlie Dalles. OBJECTS TO THE NAME i Mrs. Cobb returned Sunday A . E. N egus . from Hood River, where she The following protest was re went with Miss Lucy Mullins, ceived this week from a reader, DAVID ROBINSON, M. D. who has been closely confined at in California, who objects stren home for several months with uously to the proposed changing P h ysician an d S urgeon what was supposed to be a bad of Oregon’ s “ nick-name.” Hej ly sprained aide. The injured MOSIER - OREGON writes from Santa Cruz under member did not heal, however, date of the 20 th inst., and says; . and Miss Mullins was taken to New goods at reduced cost The Dalles Optimist says that Hood River, where a thorough Butternut Bread, white, whole E d ito r M o sier B u l l e t in . prices. Stewart’ s stock sale County Judge F. S. Gunning was examination showed that the wheat, graham. Strauss. Dear Sir: S tore Y our A pples a house, barn <or packing ¡continues at 1 to i former prices elected president of Master ankle was fractured. It is now I As an old Oregonian I In our New Modem Cold Storage Mrs. Win. Johnson visited in. on some items. Strauss Co-Op. Horseshoers’ and Blacksmiths’ shed to build, J. P. fiRHART in a plaster cast and the injured ! most emphatically protest against The Dalles last Saturday. Protective Association of Ore- will furnish bonds to build Plant. Store. lady is resting more comfortably. the suggestion of Oregon being |gon, at the first annual conven according to plans and si>eci- Equipped with the latest HARMONY GRAPHOPHONE The W. C. T. U. will meet tion which was held in Portland Mrs. E. M. Wilson, a resident called the “ Valentine State.” fications. Phone, 115. records at half price. Chown. Wednesday, March 5th, at the DRY AIR SYSTEM “ Beaver” has a wholesome, o f The Dalles since 1864, died at last Saturday. Mr, o f Portland. » ! o f Mn,. David Kobinaon.j ^ ^ ^ , j her residence in that city last get there sound. “ Valentine” We have every facility for hand company Wednesday morning, after a sounds like a romantic school re this week visiting relatives, i AH invited. is repairing the line . here ling, shipping and delivering. _ „ , , ... repairing the line up Mosier j lingering illness. She is sur girl. Mr. and Mrs. an \e,. w m m e 0 reek as far as Gerald Wvss Charges Reasonable New goods every day. Strauss Respectfully, vived by four children; Mrs. F. been visiting J. M. Denny and • , Co-Op. Store. and will build a new line P. Mays and Mrs. J. T. Peters, PLUM BING. E . H . H o w a r d . UNION M E A T CO M PAN Y wife, returned this week to their . south 1 to the Godbersen place. o f Portland, Mrs. C. W. Taylor, Exceptional bargains on Wag home in Portland. STEAM a n d HOT WATER Warehouse Dept.. Portland, Ore. This line will serve quite a num- o f Wyoming, anil Fred W. Wil ons and Buggies. W. E. Chown. H FATING. Hans Kollandsrud spent sever- ber of residents in the southern DANCING LESSONS M. H. Craft, of Mt. Hood, is al days in Portland this week at- j part o f the district and will be a son, of The Dalles. Jobbing promptly attended to. here visiting relatives fo r a few tending to business matters. Dr. H. S. Dumble, of Hood great convenience. MOSIER - - OREGON Frank Middleswart will give days. River, was called to Mosier on Sale of Ladies’ New Neck- All investigation into the high Tuesday to attend John Carroll, dancing lessons at Chown’ s You save by trading at Strauss wear, 20 c and 25c values, Satur- cost o f living shows that the who is suffering from a recur Hall on Thursday and Saturday GOO D H EALTH Co-Operative Store. Those day, 10 c each, Strauss Co-Op- credit system is responsible for rence of the trouble caused by a nights o f each week. BREAD most of it. Try this year to ar Peter Olsen and daughter were erative Store. diseased appendix. Some time wishing to learn the new and ! C1VILENGJNEER range to pay cash. Remember, AND old dances will have a good op visitors in The Dalles on Tuesday Dr. C. A. Macrum came up if you buy a 10c article for 9c, ago, when it was thought neces portunity. Terms on applica last. GOOD TA S T E General Surveying, Plat from Portland Sunday anil spent you save 10%. Figure out what sary to operate on Mr. Carroll, tion for private or class lessons. investigation showed that, owing the time between trains on his PIES Pittsburg Perfect Fence now ting and Drafting this means each month, twelve to the peculiar condition of that ranch‘near town. sold by W. E. Chown. ONCE used—A L W A Y S used times a year— 120 % of your useless appendage, an operation Notice to Fruitgrowers FOR SALE BY Mrs. J. L. Firebaugh and lit- monthly bills. On many items would probably prove fatal. S. F. Goss was transacting, . . _ you save over 10 % over former STURGESS CONFECTIONERY business in Hood River on M on-; * e daughter, of Ot e.v, le urne I have a quantity o f first-elass This is still the opinion of the ]on Sunday last from a visit with prices. Strauss Co-Op. Store. STORE DR. H, L. DUMBLE physicians who have examined 2 -year-old apple trees, which I day. friends in Portland. M o sie r O reg o n Be sure to attend the lecture him, and the hope is now that will sell at 5 cents each at Hood PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON Yes, New Groceries at cut the swelling, when it breaks, River. These trees sell regu Road Supervisors Fredrickson by J. R. Hargreaves, Thursday prices. Strauss Co-Op. Store. HOOD RIVER ; OREGON and Carlson have been been busy night of next week, on “ The will be carried off through the larly at 16 cents each, but I Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Shogren Will practice in Mosier and this week repairing the roads in New View of Country L ife.” large intestine. At the latest offer them at the above low return« «1 from Portland on Tues May be reached by long dis M adam , Read M cCall’s and about town and are doing The subject o f country life is report obtainable, Mr. Carroll price in order to close out the day last. tance phone, Home phone 61. S. W. H eppn ER, receiving much thought and cre was thought to be slowly im stock. good work. Th e Fashion A u th o rity Hood River, Ore. ating much interest all over the proving. SPRAY SUPPLIES. Chown’ s. Mrs. A. Sellinger, with her icC A L L ’ S is a la rg e, artistic, hand« land. It is a subject which ad o v tit es years 1 Dupont Stumping Powder is s m e ly illustrated 1 0 0 -p a g e m onthly son, Z. F. Sellinger, returned mits of a wide range o f ideas. EXPERIENCE M a ga zin e that is a d d in g to the h ap pi best. Chown has it. ness and e f f i c i e n c y ©f 1,100. COO yesterday from a visit with her Mr. Hargreaves cannot cover w o m e n e a c h m onth. ^ Karh Issue iO>riinftri *>f Tashton*. fancy- E. B. Vensel returned Sunday I daughter, Mrs. John Lantry, at them ali in one night, but what work-. interesting slmrt storfes, and scores o f labor-savin:; and m oney-saving ideas from a business trip to the Rose Lyle, Wash. for w om en. 'ITtete *ire m ore than 60 o f I he does say will be well worth t h e newest design* o f t h e celebrated M rC A I.L P A T T K R N S in each iasms City. • • > re-(hearing: in fact, one will deny E. J. Middleswart Mrs P A T T E R N S nre lanreus for # IR A D C M A R K S stvie, lit, sim plicity and econ om y. Only E. M. Strauss made his second turned home last Sunday eve himself a pleasure if he fails to 10 and cents each. D e s ig n s C o p y r ig h t s A e . The pid>!idiers o f M cC A L L U w ill spend trip to Portland for bargains this ning from an extended trip with attend this lecture. So don’ t A n yon e sendlng a sketch and description m a? thousand* o f dollars extra in the com ing Quickly ulcklt ascertain oscertnhi ou r opinion free frea .whether w hether an m onths in order to k eep M cC A LI/H head Week. • ' Invention is probably patentablfc. C^mmnnlca- her husband through the East. forget the time and place—next and shoulders a bove all Other w om en 's confidential. HANDBOOK ort Patents tlons strictly confidenti! nt price. However, sent free. Oldest agency fo r securing patents. Patents taken through ono A • Co. re c e ir t ' C. J. Littlepage returned yes They visited for some time with Thursday evening, at Immanuel ugh M Munii worth f i ' i 18 ' >U,y *** a yw>r ■ positively special notice, w ithout c harge, In the Church. relatives in Portland, Ohio. Mr. Ynn M»* Select Any ftne H f / y i paH«rn Free terday from a business trip to m>lil rnut flrrt . , ^ „ r Mr« ALLM , If rm i Scientific Am erican. Middleswart stopped off at Portland. subscribe quickly. A handsom ely tlTWitialdd weekly. la r g e s t cir What's the matter with dropping in culation o f any scientific) Journal. Term s, f 3 a i Butte, Mont.., to attend to some Tl!£ IcU U C0MPAHY, 236 WrJ 1 . TW1 ~ ' r nrnntlis, f L Sold UyaM newsdealer*. Picnic Hams, fresh this week, NOTF A,V I— :, In-, copy nt M .-TAM . S,. ..„.V ,. business matters before coming and renewing your subscription to the i n * prem ium catalogue. Sam ple com - ami p..t- ¿»Co.«*’ 8" * ' - New York 15c. per pound. Strauss Co-Op. tern catalogue also free on request. Office, m r B t„ W ashington. D. C. j Bulletin? It would be appreciated. home. Store. Home Paper I f You Have a F. GOSS HAYNES E. C. BROCK Mosier - - Oregon Mosier Book Store Special New Spring Goods Every section of this Big Store is fast becoming crowded with New Spring Merchandise, The pur- chases that have been made for the New Season are rapidly-arriving and it will pay you to visit the differ- ent departments and note the many special values that we are offering. Gome in just to look. Make this store your head- quarters when in the city. You are alwaj s welcome whether you wish to buy or not. ECIAL PILLOW TOPS—Q ® j o f the largest assortments ever shown in the city? Regular 50c values—top and back. Special, your c h o i c e ...................... 25C Here are some extra special values in Stamped Shirt Waist Patterns of nice white lawn material with the neatest of designs. These are worth anywhere regu larly 50c each; our special price only ........ 25C Special While East this trip, Mr. McCarty made a splendid buy in Ladies’ Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. This lot are all of Pure Linen, with plain, lace or embroidered edge, with neat embroidered design in corner. These are values of 50c. 75c and $1.00 each, and are not just im aginary values either. Your choice, while they last....... ............. 25C P atents m Special Good Clothes PURE SILK UNDERSKIRTS-— $1.75 Here is certainly a Bargain in these Charmeuse Silk Underskirts—every thread silk, made up in the very newest styles. This material will wear longer than taffeta and give b€Jter satisfaction in every way. These are A 1 values at our regular price, but we are going to make a special price on them for one week, com mencing Wednesday, Feb. 26th. All colors in the lot. Your choice.................................................. $ Your money will go even further if you take good care o f what your money buys. We will refund your money if you are in doubt about the values in the clothes we sell. Your money buys bigger par value in these HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX Suits and Over coats f o r ................................ $ 1 8 . $ 2 0 and Up. Then if yon want something extra good for less money, let us show you our line of guaranteed all- wool Clothcraft Suits and Overcoats. We have a fine line o f these in all the newest patterns and weaves fo r ............................ J10 $11 $|2 and Up. 1.75 Gloves We carry a full line o f Dent’ s Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen. THE PARIS FAIR, h o o d r iv e r ’ s l a r g e s t Our first shipment for Spring is now in. and look them over. & BEST STORE Come in
