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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1913)
— LOCAL I rili’jiuAU o ASPHALT LAKE Exceptional bargains on Wag- ' ons and Buggies. W. E. Cliown. Why not contract your house? You get a better job-in less time. See “ H appy." Phone 115. A good suggestion—drop in and pay up your back subscrip- Mrs. Geo. Burlingame and daughter, Mrs. Laura Backus, H VV. Sellinger, o f Washou- j with her children, are here from gal. Wash., visited here this j '|-ytr|, Valley, visiting the family week with his mother and broth- 0f \y. H. Cook. Mis. Cook is a ers- I daughter o f Mrs. Burlingame. Dick Evans and family, who ------- _ -------- have been wintering in town,! Church of Christ Notes moved hack to the ranch last I ___ week. Next' Lords(lay morning we J. M. Lei ter who has large* want to speak to you on this land holdings near- town, was subject, “ The Surrendered L ife ," Tor Sale here last Friday looking after and at the evening service on this subject, “ We are Cod’ s Work Select Early Rose potatoes,.for his interests seed or table. UneQuale-l- fo r ' j amts Burpee went to Port manship." We want everyone to hear these. That means YOU. bedwing.. land this week to take in the Any young man or young C.-J.-LmLWAtlEy grand opera and enjoy a visit ¡woman, not'in Bible School an.v- Mosier, Ore. with old friends. | where, is cordially invited to It is reported that Thos. God- join our Loyal Berean Class. Hor litre -Team .... , . , , , ibersen, who returned last week ¡They are hustlers and doers, who Wagitns, farm-implements and from ( ;al, js soriwusly in | do something worth while. The Ijuid-clearing tools. at his home south o f town. class is large and good, but wants H ail R ealty C o .<, . Others have E. M. Strauss left last Satur more members. Mosier, Ore.- day night for a business visit to promised to come,why riot YOU? his former home in Ripon, Wis. Come next Sunday and visit the For Sale He expects to be absent- alxiut lively L. B’s. Thoroughbred Buff Leghorn two weeks. Our whole Bible School is doing eggs for setting. Price,. $1.00¡ fine. We invite anyone of any fior setting o f 15, deliver«]» at the | Mosier visitors in Hood River Tuesday afternoon were Mrs. T. age arid arty color to become it Bulletin office. memberof it. We mean business W. DeBussey, H. G> Clark, J. K. M rs . H arriet P oe , Mcfiregor, Chas. Sparling, ('. A. for the King. Do you? Sure. Mosier, .Ore. — .--------------.------------- ----- ; Frey, B. L., H, W. and S. H. Then come. H: C a m p b e ll C la KK, For. Sir* .Sellinger. Bon. **' One of the World*» Hot Spots, Torrid, D e s o la tin g a n d E n e r v a t in g . A complete lineof Overallsand Junipers at reduced prices. Strauss Co-Op. Store. In “Tilt* I'atli of the ('oiwjnl^t id'ireM" l.imloti Malt s, Jr., toll* of tin* ruinous Mrs. Jas. Cherry visited with » hj »I i ; i U Ink** of TriuMm). He suv*: friends in Portland this week. “Tin* st lUK^ilnc village at its I is mi «**tru«»rriiunr.v *|*'» tio le Not a F. G. Powers returned last lioiiMe but I h twisted om »if | » i ii 1111 » 'flit* night from a business trip to land is the soiiree *»f iwver «MiUniu iiti Portland. ^Miioii. bt-t-allsH |br slowly sliiftrii^ «•»» rents of ill«* pitch bottom In a few \furs move vh k I s hii »| j:s*rd» us on to Notice oilier men's property, distort bound aries into every possible slept*, «arry There will he a social dance in landmarks a hundred yards away. IChown’ s Hall tomorrow night, “The abomination of desolation is Home orchestra, a rids lake. In spots a palm killed by 1 April 5th. the asphalt droops disconsolately A i tine floor, nice people, and a few tufts of Li-rass have secured a ¡good time for everybody. footing in phues Mid for ike rest I» ! is a solid mass of black, dull, evil | C. H. Davenport, Ira Evans, smelling pitch, wit If pools of water | here and there. In which swim little C. H. Dunsipore, C. G. Nichol •arhoiled fishes. Against any of tin and Boyd Sturgess went -to The hot spots in the wor d, bur none. thi> Dalles Monday to appear before cun be backed. “ A w a k e d looking blHcksnake nix the grand jury as witnesses in feet long g ! ides Into the bashes near the Schoonover-Chaffin stabbing the margin of the lake It has been case. miming itself on the asphalt. No wo n der the serpents are supposed to be Now that the men o f Oregon ereaturos of the devil. As foi ourself. t;ft, *en minutes' slay fakes a w a y ever.\ have given the ladies the right bit of vitality we can summon Not to vote, they consider that one enough interest is left in life to inquire good turn deserves another so \Vhat the negroes hewing with mat they have given them (lie privi tocks at the asphalt receive in wages lege of paying foi a fishing They earn the pay. whatever it is. ‘T h e lake is ninety to a hundred license. 'That’s a mean trick to acres in extent row . hut it is gra dual play on the Iad,\ voters, but the ly shrinking with the removal of the » uni mous quantities that have been law says so, and just think of taken out.” the oodles o f fish it will save. W. A. HUSBANDS Notice to the Public. The two leading magazines o f the Pacific Coast, the Pacific Monthly and tiie Sunset, have been consolidated under the litl»- o f “ Sunset -th * Pacific Monthly. ” It id the intention o f the publisher to spare no money nor effort- to malu Sunset —the Put*itic Monthly a credit t<-> the West and a m agazine o f national value and im|>ortance. T o introduce it to new reader« we will make the follow ing special offer: Send 50c in stamps, ami wo will put- your nain»1 on our subscription list fo r the next four months, and will send you a free copy o f the superbly illustra ted M id-W inter number, and also the famous Sunset Indian poster, securely packed in a m ailing tube. I t w ill make a beautiful ornament fo r y o u r fron t room or den. Send your Order lo Fred I*oekIey, Northw estern Manager, Sunset—the Pacific Monthly. Portland, Oregon. Jr \ DVERTISE IN YOUR Home Paper Horse Shoeing it h and Genera? Repair Work. Satisfaction gaarameen .MOSIER - - OREGON5 M il t o n N ursery T rees - True lb N a m e tor 33 Years- Hardy Climate, H igh Elevation' See Robt. T. Newhalfi Hood River - - Oregon.. LOCAL TIME-TABLE No. 7 W’esf bound 7:22 a. u v No. I 2:43 p. m- No. 2 East 10:20 a. m. p. m . No. 8 10:40 p. m. No. 6 No. 17. at 5-150 p. m., flag stop on Sundays only for Hood River i and Portltmd. W ell W ork. Well Done IF Y O U W I S H F. R. Howard came up from Hood River the first o f the week To meet your friends, stop at Minister. It Is Said to Have Been the Origin of and, with the assistance o f our; One span - o f mares, 7 and 9j Mrs. J. E. Cole and children the Smelting Furnace. HOTEL MOSIER. years old:-weight 2000 lbs. True returned Imme last Sunday from local telephone expert, Frank j The origin of the smelting furnace ----------- ^ ------------ horses-, - sounil and gentle. Will j Portland. Mrs. Cole, who has Interesting Sunday School Items was iraced in a recent lecture to the Ginger, moved the switchboard, ; campfire If by chance a lump of ore. wires and all other work double or single. See ¡been under the physician’s care parapher A l l M odern and under N e w The Union school is attaining cither of copper carbonate, tinstone or G e o . C h a m b e r l a in , I for a number of weeks, is great- nalia. also the hello girl, across Management. brown iron ore or hematite had been high efficiency in punctuality of Mosier; Ore. I ly improved in health. iyi28tL one of the ring of stones surrounding the street into the new office, AUÜIHEN1 ED BAT 11 F A C IL IT IE S officers, teachers and scholars. jlie camp or domestic lire and had acci- ^ O i m m i c k , who has Ijeen Last Sunday t h e total attendance (ii-ntnii.v inh ume .« iii I h - i I i U- i I in its cm which has been fixed over and is light and airy and larger than S PR A Y SUPPLIES, Chown’s. iM in a 1>,,rtla,,(1 ‘«wplthl, arrived was 50/ There were 5 visitors ‘“’T;- “ 'vn.l.i be min.,d t» n.e-od. GUY Q. STRYKER, Prop. I lie metals which n«*ciir native cop j the old office. : here the first of the week and |cli)(i-l' ITHUlG roll l>al>y, l*'«1 pm - , gold ami iron \ v»*i.* :!u» lirM to C. J. Little page was rr visitor ! is visiLinK wili) herffimthm Geo. Mrs. C. O. Burrows arrived ! the number of active members !«• Umnvn to mm in tin* i.. niitii - in at the-county seat'yesterday-. Chamberlain. It is iped that which they n»*<*urreff. but untii the him last Saturday from Portland. present,.44, and 43 on time. nf smelting metals had been invented J! M. Elliott left Wednesday j the change in climate will bene Mr. Burrows, who recently suc Mr. 1 1 l ’g r e a v e s , teacher Of the discovery «mi Iise of tin* native fit«- a week’s visit iti Portland, i lit her. ceeded E. A. Race as manager. the young people’s class, was ah- ; " in^.nt.-U;ni- to effect to . any great extent the old stone age cul ! of the Tum-A-Lum lumber yard forget, you fruitgrow You W il l F i M d sen! last Sunday, having* gone to ture. in Mosier, has rented the Akers ers, that the annual meeting of "T H E GOOD BREAD ” Gol(lenda!4k, Wash., to assist in (•old. though doubtless the flrnt Yf S tukgess C onfect . S tore the Mosier Fruit Growers’ Asso organizing a church federation. metal to be known in many localities, cottage, and they will occupy it ciation will be held in Lamb’s owing to Its wide distribution in the soon. Mr. and Mrs. Burrows Mr. J. 0. Barnett, teacher of <ands of rivers, wa s useless fur an> E. J. Middleswftft and wife i Hall tomorrow, April 5th, at 10 have two slaughters who will Were visitors in Hoed River yes j A; M. We inadvertently, last the Adult Bible Class, was una practical purpose Copper. however, join them here in June. One is H A IL R E A L E S T A T E CO.. week, stated the h W as 11 ble to attend on account of sick or an alloy of the met it I with tin. an tfcrday... Mosier, Oregon. timony. or nrsetrte. was extracted from teaching school at Helix and the o’clock,, hence this notice. ness. ores at a very remote period, and it or other is attending high school Presln Fruits and. Vegetables 'The Tou n With a. Future Next Sunday the offering will its alloy was first to lie applied to in Portland. always on hand-at-Straus Co-Op. I be a “ Special” for county and juacti -al use. F E R R A T E T H E C H U R C H E S Iti fact, the first metal to be obtflili* Store. ¡state Sunday School work. YVliat’ s the matter with dropping in im I by primitive man by smelting eop John'M.-CafroH1 wasJ tl-dnsaet-j The White Salmon Enterprise The secretary will also m ak e per ores dep»md»‘d on tliefr composi and renewing your subscription to the D e r b y a S t e a r n s ffig business in Portland last-says: “ They are federating the the quarterly reports o f the Rec- tion. and in the localities where tin Bulletin? It wouhl lie appreciated* j did not occur it was a more or less --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- L aw ye r s Friday. Unions. Now g(-t busy will» the ognition and Merit System and Impure copper.—l.omlon Standard. Rev. Tate of the monthly report of class percent- NOTICE FOR PU B LIC A TIO N Guy Q. S to k e r was a »business Churches. Also a Great Master. H O O D R IV E R . O R E G O N visitor in Portland • the first of Congregatlonal'church says that ages of attendance. ( pu b lish er ) The persons in the gitüery who Were ¡1 they will federate, which is. I f yod'are not attending any most impressed with die .1 IMerpont the week.- Department of The Interior, U S. : the sensible and the Christian Sunday School, why not start in Morgan collection of pit tures were two Land Office at The I Talk s, Oregon, H. G . K IB B E E RIHsbnfg; Péffecf- Fence now- tiling to do, he will he willing to next Sunday, which will he the «mull girls, one eight and the other ten Marc!i 3rd, 1913. »earn nf age iTu • rtninly they spelled sold by W. E.-Chown. j close his study door permanently j beginning of a new quarter, at out the names of the paintings, which "NOTICE is hereby given that-Jo ' N O T A R Y P U B L IC E. H. Burt returned1 Tuesday*IanfB 'eav--• in order to bring one of the Sunday Schools, eitli- i-oliveyed very little, and the.' were seph L. Sheldon, of The Dalles, ( ) re atvening fftmi a business' visit t<*la b(>ut ffedertttion. His attitude er the Union or the Christian? truly moved, of course, by the dash gen, wh( on October 1st, 1910. mad» - - - O regon Iny Duchess of Devonshire imd the" I lone stead, No. 074i»7. ftr S W IN E ., M o s i e r Portland.- -’s commendatory, if ere is a You will be welcome at either siinill princess h.v Velnzipiez. mid tin- N W V S E I, and S iN W ;, Sec. 18, Tp. I church where there appears -o place. «■(iinlel-fnlly etiKiiyiny .voung Ind.v h.v North, Range 11 E.W .M ., lias filed R. M. Ross and-family w6re be no -stumbling block in the wav the nnkuowli Spnnlsli imlnter. t.nstly notice o f intention to make? five year S to re Y our a pple s «feek-end visitors with frien d s],« , „ , they cuine to the |K»rtmlt of Mr. Mor- proof, to establish claim to the land . j, . . ot a get-together movement. Notice ynn himself, find from tills they up- In our New Modern Cola Storage above described, before the Register Hi or an . I Wo may lie wrong"on this church ! All persons who have desks |H>nle<l directly to the nttenduiit on and Receiver o f the II. S. Land Office, Plant. «tin rd Save money by buying your! federation idea, but it strikes us-1 or stiats belonging to School Dis " i ’lense, r.lr," they nsked. -did Mr. at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 9th day* ijH'oeenes from* Strauss Co-Op. | that if Christ-were to come to Equipped with the latest o f April, 1913. trict No. 52, art- requested t<> Miirsiin paint nil these pictures?” Stwe. ! White Salmon we would all he Claimant names at- witm -ses: DRY AIR SYSTEM ■file «mird was a true «eiitiemtin return them to the school build "Not all," he answered N e w York /flocking to hear him, not caring i! II. Smith, o f Mosier, (n -gon, Dupont Stumping Powder is- ing at once, as they will he Post. \Ye have every facility for hand Saul Fferry, SamuebEddings, and Ruth ¡how we get there, nor wbt-re lie best. Chow» has it. needed in fitting- up another Sheldon, all o f The Dali-, s, Oregon* ling, shipping and delivering. I spoke, and it ought to-be good Habiftit of Devils room for use during the coming I Cnptnln The C. VV. < II. Stiyuml tins wrrtten it Charges Reasonable W. P. Danielson’ s family at-'for- all tu gel together in His Register. school session. I kki U nlimif The trihes of llrltisli East qiveil Wennesday evening from name rigifl now. Christ is re- Yfrica III "T lie Land o f /.Inj " liefer* U N IO N M E A T C O M P A N Y By order of School Board. Denver,- Col. ligion, not creed nor dogmas nor Notice to Fruitgrowers rln « to Mount Kenya, whose summit J o h n P. R o s s , was rein-lied by the Miteklmler expu- Portlan d. Ore. I have a quantity o f first-class W arehouse D ept.,. M. Elliott and L. m b ' ecdesia‘slical h-aders w ho tend | J. M, L.- U Isimh Clerk. . (lltlou. he says that the natives "Ue- 2-.vear-old apple trees, which l __ Were business visitors :*l the to separate instead of unite. | lleve that the upper slopes are the , Let’s have this unity. It is as i habitat e f dev ils and all kinds o f evil will sell at 5 cents each at Hood qOunty seat on Monday. i These trees sell regu . 'good for this old world as it is ill Statement of Ownership, Etc. ! spirits. I am told that natives who River. feeaii McCall's have returned frinii file upper slopes BREAD H A Y N E ’S BREAD Wily As some one has apth , O f the Mosier Bulletin, published larly at 16 cents each, but I are not at liberty to speak about what V STUB6EW C onkect . STOKE. ^ the 0ver-produVtio„ Of lit weekly a! Mosier, Oregon, re they have seen The idea Is that they offer- them at the above low Ite Fashion Aplfeori^y Mr. ahtl Mffi. Ud L. Howe left tie churches ill-small towns is qutred by act of August24, 1912. have been let "IT by tile demons o f the price in order to close out the ALL’ » is a I-r -, crfistic-, Lan^- mountain-, but If they boast about It i.i :.fr J 1 j-paje -aer.tSIr S. W. H eppn eu . Edil »r, Manager titid publish- *i ne evil will befall them, or tile evil stock. yesterday for Portland, after tnort1 a struggle for existence Marax:-.« i ha n. i. j ... |L«- h.-»rr.- re.i a..J nc/ of i ICO ' CO than a Hood River, Ore. struggle for accomplish- er 11 G. Kibliee. spirits will Hvenue Hiemselves " spvndtng a week a f Lehowa. women ra cliici. :i m. .• \ * < Mr . i I r fa. I-Ion meni. ’ Known liotitlholders, mortga HARM O NY G RAPH O PIIO NE • I gees, and other security holders, r r w v H II. * t - o r * II r jy » f Sbcords at halt price. Cliown. B A SE B A LL SUPPLIES • * •’ ' “ f -s H it * ' L .'.tcU holding 1 per cent or more of THE B lacksm CAMPFIRE. The undersigned is thoroughly prepared to-put down open w e ll» in any imrt of the surrounding country. Has a complete outfit,, including pipe cuttangand thread ing tools. Does all kinds of ce ment, lock and concrete work. Has had 30 years' experience im the well business. May be found- by addressing him a t The Dalles, Ore., or inquire ati Maier & Schanno’s Store, The Dalles.. A. E. N egus . Fruit Lands D AV ID ROBINSON, M. D. Town Lots P Fire insurance h y s ic ia n a n d MOSIER S u r g e o n - OREGON If You Have a house, bam or packing shed to build, J. P. E kh ar t - will." furnish bond» to builffi according to plans and speci fications. Phone,-145. S. F*. GOSS PLUMBING. S® EAM ano HOT W ATER' U F A T IN G . •Nibbing promptly nIT,"ruled to. MOSIER - - OREGON E. G BROCK C IV IL E N G IN E E R General Surveying, Plat-- •tin g and" Drafting Mosier - - Oregon; DR. H.. L. D UM BLE P H Y’ S K ' I A N A n o . S U R G E O N HOOD R IV ER :■ OREGON! Will practice in Mosier and May be reached by long dis tance phone, Home plume 61. k h M -U : OVER 65 YEARS* EXPERIENCE \.r.; ip m Mrs, C, H. DtinSmore was a passenger on Wednesday morn- Uig’ s local to.The Dalles. ì ì Coming’! A! The Ortle.v Dramatic Club will Ladjes’ and Children’s Sum- produce the play. "T h e Plot pier Uunderwear, 9c., on salt- That Failed,” in the Mosier Daylight "Pera house on Saturday night, Saturday. Strauss April 19th. Vaudeville sketches I will lie put on’ between the acts, Oliver Syracuse Plows at alll| an enlerlaining evening is Chmv u ' h j promised. tbtal amount o f liomls, mortga gees or o th e r securities None. H. G . K i b b e e , Owner. Sworn tb and subscribed be fore me this 3rd day o f April. 1913. R. M. Ross. Notary Public. [Seal.] FISH ING T A C K L E ' You, will ceitainly make a uustuke if you do not visit our Millinery Department before you make your pur chase op yorir new Sluing*or Summer Lat. \Ye have the largest as»»rtrm*nt' in the city which includes i-v- erythihg in the newest creations in the millinery line. This department is in charge of one o f the best milli ners in the state, ami if you have something s|»<. ml In mind she will I h * pleased lo make il up for yon and \\s are sure .You wilt l*e in o r e than oteesod \rif!i Ihr r ■ sull. Also a most c(>lu|ilète line < I Mi. -■ -fi ami Ghinltx-ii’s iiaU at prices that you eftn afford to pay. Call and see them Second Floor. ai L-.i.,o-...g fi.r SPORTING GOODS r; ,-r ,) ■.1 nr- « xn- ■ n rh>- l!» 1 nU-rt. kr- n M.i t u . s i, T rade M a r k s D esigns C opyhights Ac. u Anv,inps»»ndl:iir srritclch nn<f dcscrinMon m n f qnlcklyr uMCortcii our'MnnioM free «ite U ic r ai» iUYcntion is |'r> .Iinldy p-n eiiliUilo. Ourmiuirirfv- • inns of rH'Mr n >nlW"iifP.I. hAnJB03K on P. tie n i» sent i it rt. ( Iricsl a.*oiicf for pncurlnif pulcnts. I’ iicm9 taken tlTonch Mutili A Co. recu lT» im l notUi% v if hoat c harge, in the i miti si: >’ ,v nlHir ¡HI r vvoii»! t; » l:i. ;i/i;ics : t r.i-y j-!--\ li.uv.-vpr, J > \t S Li ut. .. v i u j-car; i*»l.l%niy ! Clllil ^ p.- *•. , yr,ir vt cttjiy «f iltC ALI.’L-. If ;-t.u_ April 1st. Scicniffit JlLerican. A hiiTvisomelf worrit I t . Tairgr st efr- o f any pciciitiUe Tenn i, |3 » 7 ‘-ar; four m .u tbs, $L Bold Uj u!l new wi cu I eri. : zr.. y corr.^x r:3 rVi n: :... :.. vc •; N T’ \ i... -.Irucre-- 4M A l l . Swr-,.- -. BiUNN & Co.3” 8" — ’- New York Brunch OIHcv.t4H i i B L. tk... Our new Spring assortment now on display and \\e Would I h * more than pleased to show them to . ou, whether you wish to buy or rot. All the nee .at Weaves ami styles, made up in the latest l":mli:nns. A splomtid assortnu-nl o f new Tub Silk Waists just re ceived. \ ou should see litem. 2nd Floor. Specials fo r Yiiis \ve»-’-. th Men’ s divs-i rml work he s. samples, pair.. $ 1 *9 8 Men's work sairls. in plain colors and in stripes and checks. Well made, full size, and o f ,ood, strong nia- ................................................. 3 SC V* <.r, iluroy trousers, cuff bottom, union vd not lo rip. 56c refund if garment' al Sial, cru •h er leg. th ep a ir....... 5 * - .0 0 go«o, subst; intial ones, Special...... ... 2 5 S w Spring Style Book The guille to men s correct fashions,, issaed by HART. SC H AFFN E R & MARX. it oh ' ■ o t )' ; : ¡¡‘ --e a goed idea h,nv your dot lie f should s 'a n . a a J t \ \ . ' \ 5 .* - r I \ r t / J E U • V V — ;o _ ü i F is a lx>ok y o n (»ig lif to keen handy, to use hen \ ou buy clothes. Y¡ 'i’ ll find in I 'S ' s ic ■- ad O' *rco; !s »s an* show u in its p;tL< aiiv* c.\A lit yuu coirteli.' in th**m. > !*fff y o c:'o* c!^ for ;’n this iiTukc o f clotLus. ' " • • ;oi. -¡id ii e *.H ij.T iB i;A F T ^ 1 ..ii'** . íii iG.ti*;» ilet-si ail v fiL afifi [o give ' * ’ s et r ii in t u : : -*r S10, s i l , $12 wd up. T ra J .1 a /J / i l i You ou li io Ioni: through a copy of !he Men’s Kimki tr.»users, r< dur standard golds, the paly............................................................... 85C colors, Maclk. tan aild aueed to wem ccc H i D, C . ^ ¡..,.2 Ladies’ Suits Dresses, Coats and Waists THE PARÍS '■** **•’. Mosier Book Store t£Ukin*3ft *L 5 iT ,v .E . Millinery < . ciudi ias no. vt «•. siiui • U v altri ecouomy. uuiy in a lit i la t v u ls c u c ii. „TI" tmh-l li'-rs . r MrC \ Lt.’S «riti »frtT.1 Get your Fishing License and he ready for Hit opening o f the season i |, I*A i T t l t N S C. . i. j w- 1 1 3 T C ! ;
