Mosier bulletin., May 15, 1914, Image 4

— LO CAL —
For Sale or
W ork.
S. F. Goss went to Portland
Wednesday to secure material
i for the installation o f a steam
j heating plant in the school
I house.
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took it upon themselves to attend
j to his wants, so the city author-
¡ties had him taken to the hos­
pital for treatment. He lived i
hut a few days after reaching I
H. G. KIB3EE
Mosier Valley Bank
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
HOSIER, OREGON
One or two teams koo <1 work
.Mrs. Alice Cherry went to
hospital.
Will sell or hire them
B. A. Walker had married
Portland Tuesday afternoon to
liy the day, week or month and
visit a few days with her sister, daughters and sisters, some of M O S IE R
O regon
furnish man to drive.
whom were well able to take I
Mrs. Kay Sturgess.
m27m.
J. S t r a i n .
: care o f him, but he lived in pov­
Mrs. J. N. Hosier returned erty and squalor and died in mis­
SUM M ONS
last week from a visit with her ery and and want and was buried
For Sale.
In the Circuit (Jourt of the State of
recently widowed sister, Mrs. I in Potter’s Field.
A- complete camping outfit, Nellie Kb<*r, o f Portland.
Or.*iron for Wasco County.
A prominent business man who
including tent, stove, he'd and
Walker,
E. towns,
Mrs. Jack McNally went to had befriended Mr.
Plaintiff,
cooking utensils.
Hhod Kiver Monday afternoon to wrote a letter to a sister of thej
vs.
L. C. PROHASKA,
see her husband, who is still con-¡dead man, about a week previous OTTn mii . t . att und W ii . hemina
Mosier, Ore.
fined in the hospital, tho slowly j to his demise, stating his condi-
M illatt ,
Defendant*.
I tion and needs, and asked for
improving.
Lost
for To Otto Millatt and IVilliemnia Millatt,
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some
assistance
from
them
It. HI Weber o f The Dalles
A Zable Collie dog, white un­
defendants:
the old man.
E.
C. Gibson, o f Portland, and
der neck. Had on a small
In the Name o f the State o f Oregon,
A letler received from this
leather harness strap. Reward Frank Long, o f San Francisco,
j you and each o f you are hereby re­
were business visitors in town sister during the week proves quired to appear ami answer the coni-
for information or recovery.
that blood is not always thicker ,,iaint fi|e(! against you in the above |
on Tuesday.
A rthur K uhn ,
than water, for in it the sister entitled suit, on o r'.. fore the 20th day
Hosier, Ore,
Mrs. M. E. Gray, o f The says “ my brother can lay no of dune, i!H4, and if you fail to so ap- j
Dalles, and her daughter, Mrs. claim whatsoever to any charity ¡*i*‘ar J*n<L answer or «t'o rwise plead
thereto, for want thereof the plaintiff
Many dainty pieces o f fancy Theo. Liebe, o f Los Angeles. from any o f his relatives,
will apply to the Court for the relief
Cal.,
visited
this
week
with
Mrs.
Ghtna at* Chown’s.
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o iv lit t le w as k n ow n h ere o f prayed for in his complaint, to-wit: For
Fred Evans, and family.
I Mr. Walker, except what he judgment against you, the said Otto
Buy your b oau and get a pie
Rev. W. A. Diggins, o f Walla ¡chose to tell, and his accounts Millatt and Wilhemina Millatt, for the
almost free. Strauss.
Walla, will hold services in the were very conflicting. Judging | sum o f $500.00, together with interest
Wv.E„ Chown was a mid-week
thereon from February 3rd, 1913, at the
Christian Church in Mosier Sun- from his sister’s letter he was rate o f 8 per cent per annum; for the
Business visitor in Portland.
day evening. May 17th. Tho evidently considered a black further sum o f $75.00 attorney fees;
B. B. Jose transacted business j |)ul)|ic js cordially invited
j sheep and a disgrace to his very for the further sum o f $5.05, together
in The Dalles on Monday last.
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, “ highly connected family.”
j with interest thereon from April 20th,
I Mrs. J. bendhnger and daugh-
2 A P IT A L A N D
Horses.
A good stock of Records for ter arrived last Friday from
your Vfctrola at Chown’s.
Portland, where they spent the
H. Ml Scearce transacted busi­ winter. She will pass the sum-
mer here on the ranch with her
ness in The Dalles this week.
husband.
E. L. Root transacted business
j Messrs. B _ P Bailey _ L A
in Hood River last. Monday.
1 McArthur and F. Craton, o f the
Land clearing tools o f all kinds.
i Pacific P. & L. Co., were down
W. E. Chown.
from The Dalles Monday looking
New potatoes and all good ¡after matters electrical at. tin
things to tickle your palate, j rock crusher;
Strauss.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Middle-
Mrs. J, P: Eriiart1 was a buai- swart, came up from Hood River
ness visitor in Spokane this Tuesday to visit their children.
week.
Mr. Middleswart returned home
Mrs. Mbss returned Wednesday in the afternoon, his wife ex­
from a visit with friends in tending her visit a few days.
Ray Sturgess, of Portland,
Wednesday, May 20, I will
/¡sited here this week with rela­ j give 5000 extra votes with each j
ti x*s.and friends
| sale of 25e of a big lot o f wash H O O D R IV E R . O R E G O N
The Misses Dorothy Little ami ¡dress goods which will be on
Ruth Clement' were Saturday vis- ! display on the Iront counter..
IF YOU WISH
'This
applies
to
remnants
also,
¡tors in llood River.
To meet your friends, stop at
1000 extra votes with every pair
Mrs. R. H. Cummings ami i of Overalls; 5000 with each pair
HOTEL HOSIER.
Miss Marjorie Pàge were visitors o f Pants—any price: 5000 with
in Hood River Monday.
l each 25c sale o f Rice. Crackers,
All Modem atul under New
Mrs. Hi E. Dean left last Sat- Tobacco, Cigars, Candy, Nuts,
Management.
unlay for Detroit, Mich., where' Cocoa; 20,000 extra with every
AUGMUINTIID HATH FACILITIES
¡order for suit made to order.
her sister is seriously ill.
The Ladies Aid Society will i Strauss.
W . G. CLOYD, Prop.
meet next Wednesday at. the
J. W. HUSKEY WILL BUILD
home of Mrs. J. H. Piercey.
NOTIGE FOR P U B LIC A’n O N
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o f Mosier. Oregon, who. on March 1st.
1913. made Homi st. ad Entry No, 011-
352. for Lots 4, 5 and ti. Sec. li. Tp 1 N
RcigeVJ I'.WM., has filed notice o f in­
tention to make Film! U-ommutation
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above describci!, befon the Register
amt Keceiv r o f the U .s Land (ittice at
’t he 1 »«lb's, ( tregon, on tin* 18th day o f
June, 1911.
Claimant nitnef us witnesses
John R. Wilcox. Lawrence It. Leri
i iger. Uhanles vî Stoll* and George
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all o f M< *ier, Q i*|on.
H. KlVANK W ". umt a .
Reg • i. r.
Base Bad
Goods
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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FREl) ULMER, Proprietor
Fresh and Smoked Meats, Sausage and Fish
A dean, sanitary place to do your shopping
M O S IE R
Mosier
to such a scene as this? Is
your w ife wearing herself out
at such drudgery?
rsacscssaasH ujulsêbb o sê **:
Middleswart & Marsh
Pat A Stop To Ii Now
D on ’t w a it until this back­
breaking strain shows in her
face and figure.
Contractors and
A T H O R Electric
Builders
W a s h e r r e m o v e s a ll th e
drudgery of washday, sa-ves the
clothes and the expense of wash­
day help.
New work a Specialty.
Repair
work done.
Estimates furnished
All work guaranteed.
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Hosier, Oregon
Phone 119
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15 DAYS
FREE
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T elephons
fo r a m a­
chine today
We Do Not Experiment
With Your Clothes. . . . . .
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The success o f our FRENCH 1>RY C LE A N IN G department stands
back o f this statement; we are expert.-, who understand thoroughly the
treatment oT the great variety o f fabrics in our daily use, and each ar­
ticle is handl e, in a manner that secures best results.
French Dry Cleaning is being recognized more and mere each day
ns one o f the most important industries in existence; as an economical
factor in our daily live, it is without equal. Good Dressers find chese
services invaluable, not only in keeping their clothes in the best o f con­
dition at all tim . but by increasing the wearing quality, which means
a great reduction in tl, ir clothing bills.
Hood
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HOOD RIVER, ORE.
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Mrs. Thos. Hill is prepar­
ed to mBke hair switches»
from combings. Satisfac­
tion guaranteed a n d
prices reasonable.
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105 Third St.
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Sh >; s made to order.
We retail
Men's and Boys Shoes.
Repair«
line ■ catl.v tion«* while you wait.
Pr!e *p re.tsonjihhe an», aliw ork
guarante»*d
Pacific Power & Light Co.
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j.seph A more
“ A LW A Y S AT YOUR SERVICE.”
not mark our prices Up
to mark them Doa n.
hirt Waists
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51< Union St.
Kwms. ■-
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Here is a bargain in Infants' Hoods of
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the finest i.---Vn and embroidery; just the
thing for the little tots. Values up to
$1,0).
Your choice...... ..........
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A b¡^¡ ■g t-> choose . rom
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51.67
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2.34
3.34
4.34
3.60
5.00
6.50
H O O D R IV ER S L A R G E S T A N D
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Baby Hoods
THE PARIS PA
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The Dalles
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SIS. -'20. SJJ an i
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Hood River.
St. Louis Shoe
Shop.
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Suits Reduced j
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SUItGEOH
Hair Switches
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Book Store
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HOOD R IV E R
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OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May he reached by long dis­
tance phone. Home phone 61.
WV have stunt* sph*ntlitl hig values in
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I he Dalles
407 E 2nd Street
PHYSICIAN
3úMi i » Í Ä » K U m B K ■&.
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Post Cards
Photo Suitplies
Books and Magazines
Indian Goods, Curios,
Mail orders solicited
Expert developing and
finishing
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Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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Suits Made to Order.
River,
First National Bank Building
Spaulding's Tailor Shop
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ELECTRIC WIRING a SUPPLY CO.
The reputation we have earned throughout the Valley as the Old­
est, Largest and Dost, is the result o f ' satisfacrion given.”
and Garage
Oregon
Y o u can
t r y th e
THOR
Shop
ilnod River,
home
D id you e v e r com e
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Foer Mamma!
OREGON
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Auto Repairing and
accessori»*«.
A I I
Work Guaranteed
Firs' and ì iute t»i.
OREGON
M O SIE R M E A T M A R K E T
Aft»*r ail is s >1 and done, you are the
Ladies’ Suit' in
g"S ami mixed suit­
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ings t ¡tal we van save you some goo 1 director »>f ou business. For unless
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you aro pio: »o. , iih what you s«*e here
mone» on.
i buy. and having
--so pleased hat
suit, a big value at £16.50.
' ft Blu» «»*
continue
to bay. this tmsi-
Ixuight
once
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suit.
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t you t< see olir \vom!erfu: assort-
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NOTICE.
i I Ladies
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■^4,00 per day for 9 hours.
F red W. W ilson ,
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A New Line of
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m "' «¡r ai
Having assumed the manage­
ment of the Mosier water sys­
tem, ¡ill persons are hereby noti­
fied that hereafter no connec-i
tions to any water main, nor any !
extensions, toilets, hat Its or yard!
hydrants may he made by any j
(P U B L IS H E R .)
person without first obtaining*j
Department o f the Intcriqr, U. S
permission, and giving tine no-j
Land MSic.- nt The Dalle». ’ Oregon.
lice Liter» a i’ler.
April 28th. l" l !.
J. E. H ig i . f Y,
Notice i» here!')’ given that
a23m
Manager. 1
Harriet I . Poe,
Mrs. B(*rt' Middleswart, of
The closing exercises o f the
ffkrkdale, arrived VVediu sdaj ! Mosier Elementary anil High
Evening lo vifit relative" and School will lie held next Wednes
Vi» lids.
day evening at 8 o'clock, in tin*
Wi C, Slone superiiucnrient (Ghristian Giutroh.
r f the rack crasher, visited »vet
An interesting program has
¡»umlpy ; ip Portland with hi iK'.'tt preptuvd, consisting of
feiuhv.
music, essays by the various
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IMck Becker, rcpies# ntini the graduates, an address hy IYol.
Taylor, o f Pacific Uni­
Ginlahy Packing t'ompany. was Erattk
versity.
ami
ifiv* presentation of
i lairiness visitor in town on
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diplomas
hy
Dr. Robinson. I he
Wednesday.
1 music will be furnished hy Up*
Mrs. H. Pickering of Cosmop- .Mosier On hestra.
alis, Wash., arrived last Satur­
day to visit her sou, Harry Stout
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and family.
»Mrs, R. J. Taylor and children
I'ahlwin A. Walk.*r, fanilhirly
returned Tuesday evening from know n to Ao •sic ti les as ’ ’ Dad"
•i visit with relatives at Cape W alker, di«'U tasi r rivliiy at lit«'
Horn. Wash.
hospital i t l ¡)«• 1 taUi s. at the age
Mis> \4ioe Mi »tier came down • ! o'* v o;.rs. 1 loath v, a a »lite to
from The Dalles last Saturd tv : compii Vii IO 11 ill' I » , i unies.
About ¡i \i«*»'k pH* ions to his
afternoon and visited over Sun­
doath Mr. V- ■ill.or vvas taken sud-
day w ¡th her parents.
:**nly ill wilt Ie o t wnr», anti t!:•*
C. J. Liltlepage and wife will
?allt*(i i n and g a ’ »•
.gave Slituijty for Monmouth to I etur v as i
him treat me:nt for his ailment
Attend, as delegates from Mi -fit ,
me he appeared to
Grange to the State Grange, in and for a u
* liveil1 a Ion«* in a
tension in that city next week. impro.’e. 11»
liltle cabin ht• built las; fall, rite
Mr. Li til« •page is a mem Iter of
no place for a sick
-he committees on good roads cabin was
loan or fo r t’ooso n eigh bo r* v« iie
und agricultiir"
sues thereof, in compliance with an
| order of Hon. \V. L. Bradshaw, Judge'
| o f the#above entitled Court, which or-,
j der is dated April 29 th. 1914, and the
i dale o f the first publication o f this
| Summons is May 1, 1914, and £he date
o f the lust publication o f thii» Sum-
I moos is June 12, 1914.
I ’ m in the market for alt
kinds of carpenter work
Will furnish plans and spec­
ifications for ¡ill work that I
get or superintend the con­
struction of.
!.. J. M errill , Cashier.
J. N . MOSIER, Pres.
I IS! I, at' the rate o ft . per cent per an­
num; and for plaintiff’s costs apd dis­
bursements herein and accruing costs;
i ami for a decree o f the Court decree-
Our Motto
SURPLU S
GUARANTEED
DEPOSIT YOUR SAVINGS IN
A CAREFULLY M A N A G E D
BANK.
The man who supplies you
with the food that goes on votrr 1,1 . t,,!,t tilH ,,'ortg“gc described in
said complaint be foreclosed and trie
table is the most important of nil premises therein described, to-wit:
tradesmen with whom you Lots
and “ ! ) ” in Block Ten (10)
in
the
Fort
Dalles Military Reserva­
cleal- ° ' ,f ot' wl,at he * ‘ IIs I™ ,
vou are literally made. He feeds tion in Dalles City, Wasco County,
Oregon, together with the appurtenan­
your wife and your family and ces thereto, be sold in the manner pro-
all those dear to you. You have I vided hy law for the sale o f real prop­
a right to demand that he he in- erty upon mortgage foreclosure, and
telligent; that he he clean; that the proceeds arising from such sale be
he be alive to the dignity o f his applied in the payment o f .raid judg­
calling; that he give you value ment and any and all sums fount! to be
tine plaintiff herein, and that the de­
for your money; that he shall fendants und each and all o f them and
not substitute nor tell a lie in his any and all persons claiming hy,
d. ;
blends: that he shall not deceive through or under them, be barred,
you nor he a party to some onei tori’ v<jr, from any and all right, tit! - ¡I
ve ■ ff
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. French, else’ s deceit. In short, that he interest or equity in said premises.save
n- !
only the statutory right if redemption;
Carhartt’ s Overalls and G a u n t- ¡Mr. and Mrs. \V. J. Snarr, and render you a real social service. that execution issue iierein; and that
lets—at the Quality Store, o f ¡Messrs. Geo, Monnish and Joe
Such Service you will receive . the purchaser o f said premises at Mud
Winneck, all o f Portland, "spent at the Pure Food Grocery and at sale he placed in immediate possession
oourse. Strauss.
I hist Sunday here with Wm. N a saving every day in the year, ' thereof; and for sue!, other and further
Banker L. J. Merrill was a
Akers, who is a neighbor of | Why not make up your mind relief a a to the Court may seem meet
and equitable.
business visitor in Portland
I theirs in Portland. Mr. French ight now to try Strauss?
This summons is served by publica- .
this week.
has the contract for plastering
tion in the Mosier Bulletin, a weekly
newspaper o f general circulation, pub­
Miss Lurllne Fisher was a vis-'the new court house at The
itor ill' Hood River Wednesday Dalles ami Ihe other gentlemen D e r b y a S t e a r n s lished in Wasco County, Oregon, for
six consecutive weeks, be/tig seven is­
morning.
i mentioned are assisting-him.
l a w y e r s
• Mi«> M. Harlan returned home
J. VV. Huskey was up from
Saturday from a fortnight’s visit,
Ruthton this week making ar-
with her sisler in Portland.
! rangemonls for tho erection o f a
H. C. Bowers, manager o f the residence on his lot adjoining the
MultnomaluHolel, Pont lam 1, was ,Ohristnm Church on the south,
a week-end guest at Lehowa.
j The building wiil I k * a five-rtKnn
Mrs. Jerry Rronattgh arrived ! huugnlow. 2SxiS feet, with all
Wednesday from Portland to | modern improvements. J. P.
/isit her sister, Mrs. Dr. Macnmi. ISrhart has the contract for tin*
construction.
C. A. Morden o f the Orego
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nian, spent Saturday and Sunday
CLOSING EXERCISES OF SGi.GOL
»n his fruit ranch south o f town.
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