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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1913)
ADVERTISING R A T E S PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY ■ . C. KIBBEE, Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION RATES O M Year. .. . ......... ............................................S1.50 7$ BU Month. " 7 . . ............................. ................................ 5ft T h m Month». Professional C u d a .................. . MOSIER BULLETIN On«-hnIf Column................... B uun eu local. wtO hs «karat d a t i sta ts a * h a for «sch ioMrtiaa. t u l i u v iru M fiiM U wtn m nu as ■ fon d -oU oi nattier M nreh'lï. 1 W at tha poat offie. at Moaior, Orraon, und«r the A ct o f March ». 1*7». IfilAWS) M lt m HtflE MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1913 VOL. V NO. 42 ¡n Business _50 Years W .F . LAR AW AY Hood River Oregon Somethin« New in Mosier O ld Satisfaction Fashion Mill Feed Contentment Middlings Short? Bran IS Compare them with those you have been getting and — See the Difference — No contention for satisfaction if you buy o f our new line of Underwear and Sweater Coats—direct from the whole Cost a trifle more, but worth it. sale home. We believe in and practice:—A reasonable No price on second hand goodff, for price on new goods. N. M. W EST there are none in our stock. Hay, Grain, Mill Feed Agent for DUPONT Powder Mosier, - - - Nichol & Co., Oregon l Rock Springs COAL * h The Store where Service and Satisfaction am Classmates. M o s ie r * RACE, MGR. f ORE. ) MOSIER fc-S % «« - tit > « ; Proprietor “ THE OAKS.” t ARRIVES you in the above entitled suit, on or before the 5th day o f January, 1914, and if you fail to so appear and i answer said complaint, the plaintiff wifi apply to the Court for the ! decree prayed for In her complaint, to- j wit: Now that it is possible to send ! For a decree o f the Court forever merchandise by Parcels Post, we dissolving and holding for naught the , , bonds o f matrimony heretofore exist- DRUGS? tittle s Vimng, daughter SURE «ff Mr. and Mrs. tV. V. Vining, who are living at Mayerdale.had the misfortune, one day last week, to break her arm by fall ing (tom a wagon. Dr. Robin- suggest that should you need ! in(? ^ tween ^ pl, illtlff ar)(l (h„ d„ s art reduced the fracture and the anything in the way of Prescrip- fendant and for such other relief as little miss is reccrrerifig nicely. to the Court may seem equitable. tions filled, Drugs or Patent Med This Summons is published in the icines, that you send to M o 8 iek B ulletin , a weekly newspa per o f general circulation published in Chas. N. Clarke, Wasco County, Oregon, for six ( 6 ) ! consecutive weeks, being seven issues The Druggist o f Hood Hivet, thereof, in compliance with an order of the Him, W. L. Bradsiiaw, Judge of for them. He can send them to 1 the Circuit Court o f the State of On ■ .. . gon for Wasco Countv. which order is - K * j dated the 17th day of November. 1913. them at home. j and the date of the first publication of this summons is the 21st day ol No- ■ vein her, 1913, and the date o f the I-«» We caM attention to the pro publication o f summons is the 2nd day ' ! January, 1914. fessional card o f Rinehart & H. G. KIBBEE Remember that Klectrical Anpliences make the Best Christmas Gifts. Pacific Power & Lio:ht Co. 'ALWAYS AT l o L K on MAKING AN OFFER You are hereby required fo appear and quarter (SE|NW|) lying West of the answer the complaint fried against you Chamberlain County Road, as at pres in the above entitled »Ult On or be ent located, lying alongside and imme fore the 2nd day o f February, 1914, diately adjoining She above 10 acre Conjugal1 troubles, Which-, it is and if you fail to so appear and answer tract on the East, all in Section (14) presumed! began* while they were or otherwise plead thereto, the plain Fourteen in Township Two (2) North residents of Mbsier; cuftninated tiff, for want of any ouch answer o r ° f Kange Eleven ( 11 > East of the Wil Ibis week to Jtodgfe* G'atens’' Other pleading or appearance, will ap lamette Meridian, containing 12 acres ply to the cbnrt for the relief prayed more or less. court when* Dbfey F'. Ross was for in his c'ortlplamt, to-wit: Or to much of said property a* will allowed a decree o f divorce from For a decree- and judgment herein, satisfy said judgment and decree, with Robert M. Ross, on the growAds adjudging and decreeing that the bonds costs and accruing costs. Of cruelty. The father was given o f matrimony heretofore existing be Said property will he sold subject to the custody o f their little daugh tween plaintiff and defendant be for confirmation and redemption as by law ever dissolved, and that the plaintiff provided. ter. Betty, Dated at The Dalle*. Oregon, this be awarded the custody o f the minor The Ross famify came to Nfosier children o f plaintiff and defendant, to- 25th day o f Novembor, 1913. A several years ago, Mr. Ross open- wit: Willie Earl and George Earl, and L evi C hrisman , ” Sheriff Wasco County, Oregon, tog the local bank. He sold ou-t for such other and further relief as to By G lenn O, A llen , Deputy. his interests here in the summer, the Court may seem equitable. This summons is published in the rtiftto* to Portland. Mosier Bulletin, a- weekly newspaper SUMMONS of general circulation published in Wasco County, Oregon, for six (6) III the Cirruit Court o f the State o f consecutive week», being seven (7) is Oregon for Wasco County. sues thereof. m compliance wilh an o r -1 P earl B. C rider , The chemical engine which the der o f the Honorable W. L. Bradshaw, | Plaintiff, rity ebuncif Cbntf&cted for, un Judge o f the Circuit Court s f the | v*. der certain conditions, arrived State o f Oregon for Wasco County, 11DX C riger , Defendant, yesterday, and was to have been which order is dated the 17th day of December, 1913, and the -date of the To I da G r I ger , the above named de- j tried out last night en a big pile j first publication of this summons is the fendant: #f dry goods boxes, but the dem 19th day of December, 1913. In the Name of the State o f Oregon, onstration was postponed until F red W. W ilson , You are hereby required to appear! Attorney for Plaintiff. some time today. and answer the complaint filed against F red W. W ilson . Bchmidt, attorneys o f The Dalles. Attorney for Plaintiff. Who are making a specialty of NOTARY PUBLIC attending to the legal want* ofj At once-—All hark suliscrip- the Mosier populace. Mr. Rine tion* to the B ulletin i*aid up in hart was down on Wednesday M o s i e r OREGON excitarte* for receipt*. Wc needi and will be here tomorrow. i the money. O reg of a box of our high grade chocolates» bon bona, etc., in volves no risk of refusal. The box is so dainty, the candy it contains so tempting that oe girl under 90 would think o f declining auek an offer. And once the candy is tasted vo* couldn’ t take back your offer under any circumstances. Try it. S. E. FRANCISCO. Tum-A-Lum. Lum ber Co. \ E. A. t Divorced) in* Portland Don’ t forget the dance at the hall tomorrow night. These se rial event* are becoming quite popular. The floor is In fine con dition, the home talent orchestra furnishes excellent muirtc, and everyone has a good time. om mwm r titm , m é paid for bofpito affidavits ar® furnish«!. a Break* Her Arm cm m m to th o party ordering th orn , tit t«(ul _______ . Wm. T. Bryan, who claimed Ik a Jeweler and Optician o f many years experience. tb be a cousin o f Wm. Jennings I f you have a “ sick” time-piece, he can cure it. Bryan, died a miserable death If you have eye trouble, he can correct it by fitting you on the outskirts o f M osier, on with proper lenses. Tuesday of this week, from I f you have jewelry of any kind to repair, he can do it. I f you want new jewelry of any kind, he lias-it. paralysis Hfe was 75 years old. If you want ANYTHING in his libre, he is the man to consult. About a month ago he and his His-prices are right and go is his work. crippled wife passed thru Muster and', with* the'permission of S. pa tro n ize him and be c o n v in c e d D. Fisher, moved into his old ranch house, east of town. There they had since lived in Notice of Sheriffs Sale destitution amd misery. But few Notes From School Dist. No & people knew of their condition . In the Circuit Court of the State of orexisteMee-utitil the news was The residents of this district Oregon for Wasco County, brought to-town that the poor have organized an old-fashioned M ary J. S utton , ollPrtlan'was dead. It was as literary society. The first regu Plaintiff, VS; certained that the man had at lar meeting was held in the one time been an Odd Fellow school house last Friday evening. R obert W. E vans and J osephins J. E vans , and a Mason. The' local Odfh The question, “ Resolevd, that Defendants. Fellows took charge of the body Woman Suffrage should be re By virtue of* an execution, decree and and, with1 some assistance from1 pealed;” ' was ably discussed and order of sale, duly issued out o f and \ tftte county court,- gave him) a decided in favor of bhe negative. under the seal of the Circuit Court of decent burial. Mr. E. W. Davidhizar was the the State o f Oregon, for the County of The aged cooplfe Have chiliiren leader of the affirmative and Mr. Wasco, to me directed and dated the 25th day o f November, 1913, upon a SbmewlfeH3'in Nebraska, but for Donald of the negative. decree for the foreclosure of a certain some timfe’ pftstf had* not kept in' After an intermission, a pro mortgage, and judgment rendered and ! touch with' them. The widow gram o f songs, recitations and a entered in said Court on the 14th day i of November, 1913, in the above en -' has two*brothers in Illinois,- but paper, was rendered. neither one’ is to* a* position to- The meetings will be held ev titled cause, in favor of the Plaintiff render much'financiai assistance, ery Friday evening, to which ail and against the Defendants, Robert W. Evans and Josephine J. Evans, as Kho ofte has offered her a* home* are most cordially invited. judgment debtors-, in (he sum of $8U0, ii*his family, and some money Mrs. Goetz and her two sons, with interest thereon from the 30th to help buy a ticket. The' Odd of Ortley, were entertained at day of May, 1912, at the rate of 6 per Fellows will probably make up the home of Mr. and Mrs. David- cent- per annum, and the further sum | o f $100, as attorney’s fees, and the' 4Aie difference. hiaar, last Saturday. Oh Sunday further sUm o f $19.20 costs, and the j Rev. H. C. Clark officiated at they departed for Portland, costs of anil upon this Writ, and com the funeral services, which were where they expect to reside. manding me to make sale o f the real | property embraced in such decree of held at the Christian Church, in foreclosure and hereinafter described, | terment! being in Odd Fellows Some more of our public spir I will, on the 27th day o f December, j cemetery. ited business men have got busy 4913, at (he hour o f One O’clock, in I this week- and have covered the the afternoon of said day, and at the crosswalks with “ bailings” from front door o f the County Court House ThiVcf P&pfet in Hood River the rock crusher. This is a big in Dalles City, Wasco County, Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest improvement and a good exam bidder for cash in hand, all the right, The Second Chapter o f Book One o f “ The Hood River Breeze” ple for others to follow. title and interest which the Defendants, Robert W, Evans and Josephine J. was wafted into our office this Evans, or either of them, had on the Week, The Breeze is edited by SUMMONS. 30th day of May, 1910, the date of the Messrs. Smith &- Hutchins, and mortgaged foreclosed herein, havesince to brim full and running over In the Circuit Court of the State of acquired, or now have in and to the with fun. The natural ability of Oregon, for Wasco County. following described real property, situ ate and being in Wasco County, Ore these gentlemen should certainly GEORCfe E a WL, gon, to-wit: Plaintiff, be able* to* “ raise the Breeze” to V». The Southeast quarter o f the South a high altitude in journalism. I da ft. E a rl , west quarter of the Northwest quarter Success to you, brothers;- blow Defendant. (S E jS W 'jN W 'i ), and that part of the dbme more.- In the name of the State o f Oregon, Southeast quarter o f the Northwest tmm EN6INE ..a t r a s a * * J * On« iq unr«................................ SLAV IL L .”
