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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1914)
EfillSFATiON BIHRMfEED I’ m in the market for all kinds of eari>enter work Will furnish plans and spec ifications for ¡ill work that I get or superintend the con struction of. $4.00 per day for 9 hours. J. P. ERHART, M osi Kit V. C. Llndburg was a business [ eiseo. are spending the week Visitor in The Dalles yesterday, ¡here with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Try those crushed fruit and. Cooper. nut sundaes at Arthur & Burt’ s. Mra. p. A. Allington and her A good stork of Records for sister, Miss Ma!« I Kuscher, r< - your Victrola at Chown’s. . turned Wednesday from a \, it Mrs P L Arthur was a vis- with their brother on ( nenowith ftor in The Dalles Wednesday. 1 ' ‘ k. - - - O regon Here is a chance to get a Standard MOSIER MEAT MARKET m o Hot Point Electric Iron for less than ‘. _i cnusKcrv t. ...*_• FRLD ULMER, Proprietor cost. Read further and learn how. Fresh an d Smoked Meats, Sausage and Fish A clean, sanitary place to do your shopping We have made armgements with the Prcific Power & Light Miss Dollie Fisher was in The! L o l's first, No. 100 is sec- Dalles Saturday interviewing a , ‘,n<|• ^ 18 third and No. 1 dentist. 's f'>lir,h. No. 151 gets the sil- . . ! verware this week. Strauss. Mrs. Parke Sturgess went to Portland yesterday to visit relfc-| D. P. Harvej returned Ias1 Notice of Sheriff’s Sale jjveB week from Umatilla, where he 31 " K:hes "'K 1' F<o>vinp at In the Circuit Court of the State o f j . , , , - . . visited his brother Bill, who is 1 ll‘ ,aU’ "* ,nri1 I’ r Printing and 1 )evelopmg done. j(|. wj, ,, rheUmatism. Ti;’'- " ‘ n ®,e ■ « .......* 1000 f< . Oregon for Wasco County. fit the Drug Store. Who can heat it? •I. E. FoRBIS, Plaintiff _ _ . „ , . 1 We can find a customer for a ------------- vs. j R«y Stunt«». of Portland .« , „„.... „ . fri , O tto M illatt and W ilhemina M il -! a,».,,dine a few days bore on bin ,,|s„ for a su|c MOSIER OREGON Company, of The Dalles, to furnish these Irons to the patrons of the company, with i ie Here is the plan: B u l l e t in Poor Mamma! B iilu E tin , at ¡ess than cost. The Iron retails at $3.50. scription price of the taken separalely. M o s ie r The yearly sub Did you ever corre home is $1.50—$5.00 for the two, if to such a scene as this ? Is your wife wearing herself out at such drudgery? We are offering the BULLETIN and the Standard Hot Point Iron for $ 3 .5 0 — lhe price of the Iron P<tt A Stop To It Now alone, to all who pay up their arrearages, to all renewals, and Don't wait until this back to ¡ill new subscribers to the BULLETIN for cash. breaking strain show’s in her face and Figure. LATT, Defendants. BY VIR T U E o f an execution, decree * if prices are right. What have This offer is made for a limited time and its object is three All persons are hereby warned A T H O R Electric , , ... ., , 1*114 order o f sale, duly issued out of Mrs. J. E. Cole was shopping you? Notify this office, 11 ,at hereof tf*r there will he no ail(, umW th(. of lhe (jri,u!t C()(11.t fold— to introduce the Iron into all the homes where electricity W a s h e r r e m o v e s all th e in Hood River yesterday after-; Miss Mildred Cooper ami F. V. trespassing allowed upon the; of the .state of Oregon, for the County drudgery of washday, saves the is used, where the Iron is not supplied; to induce our sub clothes and the expensa of wash noon, i Galloway, an attorney of The bottomlands north of the rail- 11 W: <t <> m~ dire t. laeid ot day help. scribers to keep their subscriptions paid up, and to give con- Henry Baiter went to Portland Dalles, came down on Wedtu ■; road track, and an. pe»r.--n - * • i: n j ' * .W ednesday to attend to some day m o r n in g s loCclI »* ¿»1 »n««irw** in O’ m ; iv garbage ttnvYinftt* lliDVDnn Oi CDit.iin mort- returning ing any thereon will will ho lx , . t consumers of electricity an opportunity to secure one of these You can . , , I , r .. . gage, mi id judgment rend, red and m- legal matters. overland in Miss Cooper’s new prosecuted to the full extent of t* r,a i„ „aid Court on the 2?2u<l day o f j Irons— a boon to the housewife— at loss than cost. tr y th e the law. J une, I'JIt. in the «Ixivi' i>uti tied cause. ! Many dainty pieces of fancy i huick car. THOR Call at the B ulletin office and inspect these Irons. jin favor of the Plaintiff ar.il against! GiiAitr.Es D avenport , in y o u r China at Chown’s. Prof. J. E. Rasmussen arrived I tile Defends its. Otto Millatt and Wit- j jy8 3m Lessee home for Clias. H. Davenport was a Sunday evening from Lincoln, | hemina Millatt judgment debtors, in i - — - — — — -4«»- —• . ..... !5 DAYS passenger on yesltrdoy’s local ,Nol>., and will spend the sum- , tli*' sum oi I ive Hundred and Sixty and »-3 * 2 b o b ..rffwara mm ibi émih hi i ■ i i . i hi i n 65-100 ($660.65) P olar«, with in- AUTO LIST GROWS 1 to Portland. j mei* here looking after his or- FREE | terest thereon from the 22nd day o f * I chard south of town. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Young The number of automobiles is June, 1614, at the rate of eight per T elephone Mrs. Jits. Patterson, who spent cent per annum, and the further sum were shopping in Hood River for a m a increasing. The latest purchaser o f Seventy-live ($75.00) Dollars, as at chine today week here with her parents, yesterday. is Mr. Amos Root, who received torney’ s fees, and the ful fil* r sum o f | Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bradford, at Miss Nora Burton left yester-1 it new Ford Tuesday from The Twenty-six ($26.00) Dollars, costs, the Morton ranch east of town, .day for Albany, where she will ELECTRIC WIRING a SUPPLY CO. Dalles, thru W. F. Moss, the 1 and the costs o f and upon this Writ, returned Monday morning to hei anti commanding me to make sal*» of local agent. visit friends. Hood River, Oregon home at Walville, Wash. the real propel ty embraced in such de Mr. Win Neilson, who recent- cree ol foreclosure and hereinafter de We do Photogrophic work. — . . . .. First National Bank Buihlii g Arthur & Hurt Drutc Cu. I "> » »•«■ »»'*• »hich th . c*tyjly moved from Portland onto his scribed, I will, on the 25th day o f July, i fathers recently purchased from place southeast of town, brought 2014, at the hour of 2 o’clock, in the Geo. Ilaacke of Portland was the Pacific Coast Safe ¿i Vault a new car with him. There are afternoon of said day, and at the front New work a Specialty, K l«»i’«lNWt *«••!(■©; f * ü 23S K»tol(«m a business visitor in town last Works of Portland, arrived last now tv ,nty-.,n vai . *« door of the County Court House in work done. E.-limâtes furnished Dalles < '¡ty, Wasco County, Oregon, Monday. : . .... .. and is installed in the cltj ,, kes ii All work guaranteed. sell at public auction to the highest bid J. T. Davenport went to Hood <;<),|n‘‘ii building. enough to make quite a showing der for cash in hand, all the right, title River yesterday morning to con Mrs. Harry Davis visited the *n tin? autoniohil. parade tumor- and interest which the Defendants, Post Cards i Otto Mil I Lit t and Wilhemina Millatt or sult a physician. j first of the week with her bus row. if they are all out. Photo Sup()lies I either o f them had on the .‘In! day of. Books and Magazines F. G. Powers is building a ' i,; in,l's l>’»n;nts, Mr. and Mrs. J. | February, 1913, the date o f the morfc- Indian Goods, Curios, commodious barn on his ranch ■*” Mciiregor. Mrs. Davis bail KO F3R THE FOURTH I j if*1#* foreclosed herein, or which such ¡Mail orders solicited been visiting Portland and Defendants or any of the Defendants south f town. Expert developing and i was en route herein, have since acquired, or now her home in i The prospects are g o o d for finishing Miss Lynn Gherkin went to have in or to the .following described Prineville. j big crowd at Mosier’s celebration ; real property, situate and being in Du'fur yesterday to spend the The Dalles Mrs. E. J. Thrift and sister, ¡tomorrow. Reports from all ‘ W asco County, Oregon, to-wit: Lots Fourth with friends. •107 E 2nd Street Mrs. .1. Y. McGune, of Sliedds, the district and from outside .r . I “ C and “ D’ ’ in Block Ten (ID) in the I Wm. Baker returned Tuesday Ore., were visitors in Hood to the cifecl that “ evervhod\ ’ s ii'ort Dalles Military Reservation iiE ; Dalles City, Wasco County, Oregon» or from u visit with his sister at will furnish an 1 W ." r> T ........- - “ 'I River yesterday. Mrs. McGune coming.” . . This . . . . , so much of said property as will satis* DR. II. L..DUMBLE ; is spending the summer here opportunity lor the people to rv «„¡-i j-, * ,,t iui.-.l.-i-r.-.-. within, meet old friends whom thev nn-i • . ruin >sts. Said proj Dr. C. A. Macruin and wife with her sister, PHYSICIAN ANi> SURGEON don’ t see often, and to form new bp* sold sub t to continoiition ariti weni t,<> Portland yesterday to Mrs. A. F. Lockwood, of Port deinpt.ioii u; by law proviiiod. visit for a few days. acquaintances, and all cum have HOOD RIVER : OREGON land, spent the first of the week Du U m ) *■ Hie Dalles, Oregon, this a glorious lime. Will practice in Mosier and day B o r n : in Portland, June 2!). in tow n. She wa accompanied i .lune, 1M t. There will be something doing May be reached by long dis 1 I C-HKISA AN*, 1914, to Mr. and Mrs. G. P. her return home b’ h; her all day. Ball games, tennis sets, Siici k of VViisi’n ( ’ounty, Or tance phone. Home [»hone 61. Morden, a daughter. grandmother. Mrs. Hannah Por- all manner of races and other J. W. Yonish wjis attending to|l,“r’ u ' " ( sI’°nd the summer sports, a fine hand from Port \jt OVER 65 YCAR8 iji* jp EXPCRICNCE business matters at the county with Mi and Mrs. Lockwood. land, automobile parade,open-air seat on Wednesday. Say! filose fancy groceries dancing and n grand display of r .T pi chi. Miss Marion Wood went to you bought of Strauss for the fireworks «I Mrs. Thos. Hill is prepar There will he everything on £ H r i A l i ed to m«ke hair switches} Portland yesterday to spend a Fourth of July lunch tasted mighty fine, didn't I hey? l-ine the ground l’or the comfort, con from combings. Satisfac week with friends. •“ • Tn.ns MMtKS tion guaranteed a n d to have a store that caters to venience and pleasure of th*' big “ I • , ’ P e *( Miss Lorene Dunsmore, of * Copvr.iaHT- Ac. prices reasonable. .vour every want in the eating throng. Without a doubl il will ni', i ncrtpHov m-r H * Wit* 0 1 Ihu hi‘ ; • a { events of Portland, is visiting here the tnt ■ I fro« irlo I h »p » * .»>»•* - y I :K eut iibb>. PouiniUllIrn- line, isn’ t it? When you want I lie kind e\ >r ’■ •!<! in À osior. 106 Third St. Hood River • u.kU'rtUnî. HATI0C?0K ou Fateuta week with relatives. ti l U U'f fi r artlitf M C 't .A something extra good to » ¡it, sec »lir.nu-h Munti .♦ Co. n c e l v t Th> businc: men an C11! /.« ‘ I e n . u • w . ;• Moût Obnr’.’ C, ili elio Mrs. Sarah McVey ami Miss Strauss. generally are requested to dres Mice Mosier were pa: seniors on S>W... The S**eretnry of the Interior up their buildings and residence^ A lutivi» v ilht* fiato»* wet hlv. T.ftrtrcsL c!r- Wednesday’s local to The Dalles in gala .atlire for the occasion. m int Ion ;r gncntlPo joitritRl Terms, „ has designated a tract of liti-t,000 v«\ir; I u:r m-.jitlts, fi. Sold by ul! no- ienlem,. Mrs. Brown, Miss Bishop and acres of land in Oregon for entry MU‘ V * Co.S8,e,fcid " N rw York B» u’ v’h u p *•. t.\\ y RL, W ashlQ.-uit, D . C. Miss Blanche Boss were simp under the enlarged homestead BANK COüTRâCT LET Shoes made to order. We retail pirg in Hood Fiver Wednesday. law. Most of these lauds lie in Men’s and Boys Shoes. Repair H. G. K1B3LE ’ ’ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE.” Tims. Mnir. of Portland, was I^ 'chutes and Joim Day E. H. Burt returned Wednes-' ing neatly done while you wait. the successful bidi'- r on the con Prices reasonable and all work day evening from fc visit to river I veti ns. N O T A R Y F UBL !C trae! for the erection of the now i guaranteed Portlaun and Washington points Wednesday, J ii K 8. 1 will hank build ine;, construction of Joseph Amore ’ Bert Johnson returned Iasi give 500- exir., volt s with ei.ch which will he started in a short MO?IEr* O rT T O N 310 Union St. The Dalles time. -■ '0 sale of l.ud. hum, Imcon, Sa1 unlay from The Dalles, when1 soap, sidt, pork m d hcJins, he spent a week with relatives. 1 m Kt nr f r r ixir i inr matclies, brealvfaat fixxls, milk, i K*AN Mr. ami Mrs. S. F. Goss and AU . ¡U S FOR Bmting. L ' n:s BL‘ H •'E '\A ISi’S and shoes, ladies' and ehildiv s 4 ■ * little daughter were visitors in itii of July Dei -a^r w v lot just received. ding 1 MIDDIES 4 stockings, iilii,-> ami picul s, I A New I irte of Hood River hist Friday after Si-co i !• loor. men’s unilerwear and so.\. Half Piice. 2nd Floor noon. . Si rauss. l 'till Mrs. II. H. Neilsen is enjoy ail to see our Blue Serge I'ilectricnl expmls from Tin- LADIES’ S17ITS and DRESSES ing a visit from her sister, Mrs. 8. .-It) and $io. They are Dalles have been busy this week Luella Hawks and daughter, of STYLE in Second Floor. installing lights in the west enu Peoria, III. ■ i that Ix-flt • ave sonic Special Reductions of town which the cit' fathers AM ) To ! h * sure it is too late to make up a ? ,v MARX. ;lm(Tner vC Marx and other Jos. Wood, deputy assessor ot ree*' ll \ * rdei - *i. Thn the gtm- j* T'*. • 1 • suit or dress for the 4th. but not too / / :c.'d from 25 to .Vj .. the northern sec inn of t’r* ■' erosi 1 \ of L. P BaiU»y, mannger i hd* to get one ready to put on and wear < a / ' ant a new suit for the ilh. C'amtv, was a visitor in town on of lh<> ■ ’a* ila- Bo \ i r Light at this store We have a complete line i s , h o . ivasoiialue e can Tuesday. i ’*>. . 1 1 In Dalles. a if un her oi •1 h of ready-to-wear dresses and tailored M . Wl A. / U C “ *4 teni| ionary lights h :live l*een put suits, and know we can ; ¡ease > .»u. Mrs. Dick Evans and son, For rest, visited over night in flic in and a ¡»out ttu' d:mei *ig pin il Some special prices on ilu.se that you ion on 1 ; lie gr*>uniis ligi tii for the 2 Tr-,,*,♦ ‘ > l .*,iu • . 1 C '. ,o » *1 OI)61 tg Dalles with her sister, Mr might ns well ;>r fit by an not. Come in big celr‘bruii*.u (on; t ITt*w. This A|>nl L y ' lie* *n Vickers. garn and see them: we can supply you even f — I n (1 secure \ o u r courtes j is greatly HIM*reciated. 3 Mrs. J. T. Hut chinson re mere rea • aide than you could have O» mad- them for earlier. turned lo P< ■ Ian I ¡as; Sautr*!» bar militi » « alt.-r spendn.g- he e* k it I: w ith h rh u d s conditions of that sectii Miss Florem« Phillips of successful raising of i ol I Portland is spend iq tlie - .m- mer here with h< t aunt. Mi’s. He has tomato plants ii tils . MfeMlNK1«-.«.)«. * W.un.C.» uen that, a week ay W »‘XV L'ttiiu Robinsv*-. H C O D R i V E R ’ S L A R G E S T A N D B E S T S T O R E Middleswart & Marsh Contractors and Builders un nnür ’ Hair Switches * L vr.'x Ji.ît£ricîit, Pacific Power & Light Co. St. Louis Shoe Shop. Addarti te in tlie Buiietin—It Pays . Ladies Summer Hats Bas n ?? Coeds 1 Men is fun 7t § 4>ioòiit I Book Store I l*v HE PARIS FAIR.
