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LAIDLAW
CHRONICLE
LA ID LA W , CROOK COUNTY, OREGON. SATURDAY, A P R IL 25, ¿008.
VOL. I I L - NO. 24.
xtra!
E x a c t P re cin ct R e tu rn s
fro m E very Polling
B o o ih in County.
Now la the time,
In thin fair dime.
To ruatle up that «loi lar-fifty!
We need the mon’.
You need the fun.
To keep the paper’ neat and nifty.
D E M O C R A T IC C O U N TY
R E S U L T S AT P R IM A R Y
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M. P . risiili
Pl>r A .^ .n ,r
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Kor Join t ■ • l i , tor
Sprinter
Por J a ‘l ( ,
WrtvM
1 Kor sheriff
I Coligli* ton
ni roo.t
Por Cl«rk
I W arn ii'ltrow n
I Por T r r.a iir r r
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Olltrla'i nrltit *ry ««Itrtlon r l u r i i i lor Crunk M ark» 14. K k m i yy 111 in* hard 4 Kill« 36*
rn»<Mi> H, |»r.-c*u« i» ar«- •« follow*
1 ).» i tsrt »7. J onr% a« May 16 Rice *3. J otta »on
A i I i W imm I M)«ra V W llaon 9 , llu lgtie ft. 15# King a j. Kord a 6 . l/'n n an 13. Klar 34
Merry loan 4 W llltu 1». Il Im ap It, llrltU ln L
Warm Spiring Myer* a W ikon ft. litig a te
y nh-fir K i ll > ¡ ‘1 K l a i NaH U I N I i l N )
O. Mrrrun;*n 2 VVillH* 4 It '-knap 5, Urli him
(i>n II, Jn n n , 4 M hj i Kl«*«* In; I ••tin eon 1 .'. 2 Mark» 2 H km a g hl.inih.tnl 1 KM* 8.
K lu« «|K or*l 3 , U h iixtn 17 . It• I«»
|>.ivt««n 3 |onrt 4. May a Kicc C. Johnson u,
H* ad My®r* f t . Wll*o i 27. ll -Unio 22 . k in | rt. l o r d o . I arino* 11 8. kice 9
Vfrrrvin in It. W lllll* |ft, fl«|kti*|» 31 , IWlUnIn
W1I10W ( reck Myrr% 4. Wli» 09 ) 7. lfo'g*«c
8U. Mark* II. KU Ia* ft*». Hi n nr hard 7 . K ill- ■*«
2 M^rrynun 4. Willit* 3. IW-lkn.ip I3. Ihm.on
|»n)!on ;* ion«« JU; M .> 1 ft, Kir« 1 ft, Joh n ton
1 M u k » c. Hklitft It HUm hard 4. Kilts |o
14 . Kb*ff HIJK-o l n . I ahiaiM I 4 . Ill«« 4 *»
ltla« h llu l'r - ft|» r* A, j» |J«»Viit*
>|errft | IkiyUHl 1 I ones Q J*jltn»oii I3 Ki* g 2 . K o id !
I . donali 9. K:re 1 3
titan II. W i l i l u j l . H Ikn If» 14 II »train 1«
Mark* V K'.fcltu ,’iA MUln Itard ft, Kill* J-*.
71 . Jo in « M»jr II. 1(1 f .*.» Joltrt*n lt J
K lu« *•*». Ford 27 . 1 .« iiiii«ii 4 , in« « u
•ir#r i r w k - M y r r * I. ftfttlsou ft. Ilo lg a ir I.
M rryin411 2. ftVIlH*» 7, lielkuap ft. H rltta l.il.
\ U r b * 0 , |ia)t<m S. InN w 8 . ft*ay I, KlCtt ft.
J oh mum 2 . k in g 4 Y -rd I. I>*lintan 2 111 «** 4 .
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ftl« f f ) man 4 . Willlta 4 . |l« Itimp 18 . H rltlaln I, !
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Mark« : Mfclu«
Ilia ., hard 12 . k>IU l .o a ) ( o f 0 ( 1(1 F e l l o w s h i p
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Extra!
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THE OFFICIAL
PRECINCT
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W H O LE NO. 128.
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DAYTON WINS;
MYERS LOSES
P r im a r y Elections P a s s
o ff Quietly in C ro o k
County
8IG GRANGE NEW PAPER O
IS FORMED IS PRAISED
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Laidlaw Leau» Commendation
With Charter Unanimously
List OÎ.40.
Accorded.
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WING to the fact that three oLtlm candidates of the primary «d«tc-
tion held lust Friday live at Laid law. more than ii»iial interest-
wris taken in tb« resnltn, wtiich w*re very slow in coming in. The com-
uiocest cjiuftior» during the pa.st week has been:
"Have you lieant how the election btamlh? liid Myers win? I henrd
that Dayton was successful.
Hut it was a question'/lillicult to snswer before the appearance of to.
day’s Chronicle, wii4» the exact official result-» direct from County
¡Clerk Hrown at Pr.neville, Ttie Chronicle had to pay for this news,
hut t h o u g h it came high the “ paper with the red headline” dimply had
to have it liecause the jsople wanted it.
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4 M, TlieodorrT.
William ° P. Myers,
»*■—— ^repuldican
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(¡e«r 1 . 3 . (i^*»rg*; 8. Hhrphsrd 81 ,
candidate for d i b t r i c t attorney. Ju stice * ( Hupremu (’^ >urt--Robcrt K B«au
pICKET ISLAND tfrangre, the /COMMENT on the improved | *«»• dvfeaDd l»y a^out L24 votes I*siry a:i*l F<»*»rl ( .»;;ir.n*Hi »n» r J . tv. ll.lt-
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I first grange in Crook county 1 a Clironicle began the minute out of ¡1 total cast Of J 40*) votes - f j awl. Alexander
was organized in Laidlaw Mon- ‘ ‘the paper with the red head- 10 liolh WarCO and Crook counties. C u m m im U im m T nf railroad. Cljrds H. All-
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rhi.on 1(W. Joaer>b fia«t«r !«1. A. X. Itanitl-
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night with cn ;nitial mem- line” appeared on the streets a He lost C rook by Jo \otes,
( ton v s , w. ii , Bmlbar« lai, c. c . ia>urk. «,
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S K" 1« brnted at Madras Sunday, April
i Howard Whitt».* |3
iiracar-Mrar^ wii#••• 4. m *igata t, Mrrr>- 26, by a majonty o f the mem- bersnipof ¿0. as follows: vv. u. week n g o toda'f. W ithout excep-
E, E. Dayton, county assessor,! Sial.- 8-nalor— H arry Hol*ateIl-l, iisor*«
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in Crook Barnes, J? B* James, William G. tion, everybody was mightily received 347 votes to 25>‘J votes ! **■ *»»nyw»n au. L. r . wtlliu » .
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Representative—It. P. ttelcnap lf- 2 . II. A.
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lwlge has Stiles. J C. Tullar, F E Dayt *n, pleased with the metropolitan as- cast for Jl, Y . Jones, his
opponent \ Brinai»
j e . Mark, 1-.7.
1 .1 ■. 1«. in. . . • • ! « »
extended invit-lions -to
the A. J- Harter, M illiam Brown, pect o f the new paper, and E di­ on the republicar. ticket. His plur­
Democratic State:
c . . . g ) »—M it t . J. Wliwm «. I I ..U .I - 2 .1
lodges, Frank Murk, A, F. Ramsay, C tor Seahury found it wholly un­ ality is 4H.
4- ' ••..»* ft, ftft fl»-" ligifti ap 0. H i i i i l u 2, Prineville and Laidlaw
L\ S Sen.,tor — iieonte f. ( .’hnnlarrlnin 6*.
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CungcM iiuo - A. J . u -lb y I 3 L Joh n A. |cft-
and nuuy brothers will go to P- Becker, J. C* Thorp, C* C. necessary to ask people what
•v\ 4 . j <.-ml Si » « 'ii B; /•*!»>»# »h « King
William Johnson, lor county re% Cj.
Madras from both places- The Bennett, James C Harter, S till» they thought ofjh is initial 1 ro- treasurer, received 204 votes to (iu te fvuutor - «i. S(»i»*er *34.
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« II • |> U *. local “ chain gang” say they » ill Brown, G. G. Gerking, Earl Up- duction in Laidlaw.
•(. r y iiia ». «ft 1 1« I .1 k | • . Hr l (t at it J.
4M0 votes cast for^W.J F. King.
make the meeting
and banquet dike, Arnold Murk. W. P. Thorp, I “ Fine!” “ Very good, indeed;”
sting at>(
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1 ,in . Jo n # , ft May J. K • 1 * J nuanu V K ing un all a rook” affair-
John A. heabury, Mrs Anna E. and. Let me have six extra cop
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Dayton,
Mrs.
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li m (I| iiii * i My* t a l i WiUnti 21 Ifotgatw 13 ,
Merry mnit 7 . ftft »lilt« v
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Mariah Murk, Miss Nellie E- the popular approval in this neck (,lt> republican votes; H. C Ellis
County H 'lrreyar McKkrUiul. nr* <»ini>«e icd
M irk* 7 . Kikln« 21. ||i hi k*tr«l a, KID* 37 li« '
Junius. Miss I^ota Murk. Mrs- o f the woods. W’hst the conlem- def-nted J. F. Blanchard, for coun- by K«rl Me-LAughllu. rt *«4 !»•>••: kim I J. W. Kl-
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2 ft Klcc ft Jolllianu 13 ,
k in g i£ K «nt 27 , l#rltm aft. K»« «
Cora A Brown and Miss Hazel E. porarv county a >d st^te press ty judge, bv 82 plurality a n d this* i U‘ U* r,MMi DuilUgr: I'anie tu Iaii4Uw Wcila^s*
Rev. C. L, Limthcr, a preacher
l(a)*tack
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Brown. Since Monday the fol- think o f “ the best paper in cen- is a l«ig victory for the west end;
h,i,a KlT'oerknik*!
M rtn ia a ti II. ftftllllt* 18 ; IM kn-t» 21. Hrlttaln whose hum- i* nt Trail Crossing
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81»; lliattrli >rJ . 17 , Kill» 2 *.
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, lowing additional names have tral Oregon” will be madeknown Fred A. Rice beat F . H . May, for »«rted rhnnd.r «■rain« u.«rn.i »,j M»
Sflrveyin^ New Road.
New Minister Here.
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oi ,1 m * M,*iho,lint church this wrck b
submitted; W. H Hall. M rs .. in these columns next week. Bo- county surveyor, by h2 plurality,
r.„d
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M, King 27 Kt*td If*. Lt-hnian 27 . III.# •»».
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win pr»i.,i,iy
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M .rryuian 2 . IVI lilt 17 . Itrlkim p 1 J. It r • 1 ».. t <t 4 . n v VIHIltlig l l i l » City
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Klklu* 21 Itlanchani ‘t\. Kill« 1. Day
arranging with tlie deacons of the
ton II. Jo u r* ’J. VJ »> 2 111 «« 2 1. JoltUMtii y,
Simmons, Mrs Alice Simmons, subscribers:
school superintendent, by the nar-
^ locai Pre*byteriun cliurcb to hold
k in g Ift; F«»r«l 4 . LahtuaiilV. K I*« 2 L
J L Nichols, F- H Dayton, Miss
w. t’lidike. w*u. »;r: 1 nsCidatmi» row margin of 40 ballots. J a m e s -
ID>war<t—Myrr« 8. HU m » h 4 . Itolgatr 8. services lien* the second anti fourth
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I Ruth Dayton, J C. Stiles, Mrs- to *ul’*rT1,,r ,or tl,e n>ronicv, .m
Mrrrymait L ftftMDi* 7 H rlkutp I. Hrlttaln 1 ,
J 1 -»t1* • Kj«-»», for commissioner, received
4 £lkln *|7 . HlaiifUar*! ft. Kill« I. OayKMi . 1 . J»«tr« ¡Sunday evenings in every month. | j
Stiles, Mrs. John A. Sea- *" rv^-t «*.!, .h. n~ i w k w - that
— you can ‘»17 votes. The republican figure.-
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4 ; Ma> 2 , Kiev ft: Joha*«>u I. King .A, K»»r«I I. alternating »u h Rev. G. A. M.
U l i r y , M l S S r lorcncc E. S^flbury K. Updike, to N’ m c m k r , lgt»8.
I.«h 111 all 3 . Ille*. 7 ,
for county officers are as follows:
Thus
H a l f a d o z e n I n d i a n * , w i ll i t h e i r
K u irh e r -ft|y«r« 14 , ’Wllaoti M; Holga»r 2 'i. Lilly, the regular pastor.
VV'. I>. Barnes-Young man. if you keep this
j *.nd Fred N. Wallace, making a
For Sheriff—Frank Klkht» 61«.
Mrrryrn«-. 2 * 4 . tVfllttt II. H« lknap II. Ilrltlah. Laidlaw churchgoers will h e n c e ­
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f i W , I j i i v a t*n *amp»*(l*<,n t lie o |»| nm *
lick up u k r fortune . made.
Fur (\»unty Judge—II, l*. Kill* »Cft. j, F
tolal charter membership to date
** Marh* 81 : V. kin* W, Hlau* liaM 40 . .UK* * 4 ;
Krrtl N . Wallace l waul to con^ralulatc vmi, j m al|C|mri] 323 .
forth
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services
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» L o r e o f th e i k n c h u i v » tin » w e e k ,
la«) i«»n 47 . J< lie* 48 . May IK, Klee 31 . Jt»hna«in
o f 40 The C a r t e r list is still old man. ii a »miply fine I bojie vou ll f d Ihr , F.,r ro u n ly AiacMor— F. K. Dayton »47.
o n c lie » p o t ftvliere t h e m a p hoii>e» o f
• 2 , King *'*. Ford 40 , 1 .anm tn M; Kl**a 4 ft,
Huntlav night, with (Sunday school |
supjort vi>u clcvn »' and that vou 11 soon lor K, J o n c * 'JW.
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• open, but will be soon closed.
I. »id »t precitiCi » »ted ,»t l »il »a> t ik ■ V*
F*.rfo.»m y Surveyor Fred A. Rice » 0 . F. K l l , d * M e A i i l i y iin d T m i l- o n opine
regularly at
11 o’clock each
¿niton I5. W K Kl'lft 39 Geer M Sliepneid
The iocal grange was formed *
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t h s » L u id la w U a itU A te . ]l»M »U IU ch ah
Ilrtn 4*2 I t i »I *y 37. Keul 8. Aitchivm 12 L'rti’s day morning.
j For County TroaMirer—w . F. K ug 130 , WII
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alley,
|(jirrch«.uf^i«»p*tv>u
on
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the new railroad has planned to i»nild
r..t%ton I9. II million 5. Ifurihurt 7. Ijn u k t 7.
l i a in J«»htis«ili, 291 .
I state organizer for Oregon. The
Mr*, i.. | w «« n, vr. t.wu. m<iee.i. And For County SuptMintcndent of School) -R it** light of éftv»y where the ml men
W luting o. M y m 33, Wilaun I9. IL*i|(>ite j l .
j A- Foni 37 t*. M. A. Lehman
M* iTtm.tn ( , W illita I j llelkn.ip *¿7. Ilnd.tin
second meeting will be called ’°
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are ««jiiattiug, the uiiorigine» did not
For County ConiiuBaioiior—Jam e* M« e 617
16 , Mu k> Ira, l lkili* 44 I I. t Mil» 50, Ilian
tarry long fur fear they mielit g«-k-
early in May by Worthy Master A. I*. l>onahup- V very crediuhle
chnr I I l»«\toi* 44 J**nr»7. M.iv 39 Fr«-tl A
By precinct*, the Myers—Wilson run over.
Barnes,
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K ite to, J »hi. hod 30, King ifci, I’brcl 37. lu ll
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Indians In the'Offing.
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Geese Flying North.
in in I j. J o i n Kite 39
Ju»t ce ' I ihc I'eucg - WjlU.im
Knit * I5
K C. 4 ’orneliu» 2 , K IK |.unrs 'J J (' I ull.tr
‘J ( ‘ l i H piug'i 1. H. F N M i a
<011 a tn 1*1« \V 1II1.» 111 I*. Thorp s Guorgc VV .
i'uocli 14 J* U. Winter 1, Fred VYull.it« a
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Kainunta Myeru 7 , ftViU*»n 9 ; IDdgata * 1 .
Merr>man 8. Willlta ft. Helkti ap 14 lirlttain I,
Mink*: K.klU* 14 ; Hluticliard II. villa 7 . Ua>
li>n 1 U. JoUen 7 ; Mat II, III«« 7 ,Holiu*oii D King
U; Fur*! 3 . l#«-h luitn 1 ft. Klee 17 .
Moiitgoinery
Myer* 7 , ftft Harm fl; IlolgH ted,
Merrymnn U, ftft .llltt 4 ; llclkliap f , grlttaili 4
ft la r k * K lk iu « 12. Illaiu'Uard 7 , K ills <»; Day-
toil 2», Ju n ta 7 ; May 2 , It let* 10 : Joliiia* n 0 ,
k in g 4 : K>»rd 7 , I/’ lnu in 8 lllee 13 .
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Maow wild | eese have flown in next week’s chronicle.
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»"•<• ' i tike» » « .,« ,tn» race for district itiomrv
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north during the past week. On<:
Ofticers elected Monday niffht
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p, nectar Y o u u illg t l I p a tfemendou* j r k C IN l’T.
M YKRS.
block, of fifty flew directly over to serve until 19o9 are as follows: ¿it culm ¡of*. I vc heard lots of comment» on it.
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L iik II uw , not over 2Ao feet up, at
Worthy M a s te r-W . D. Barnes’
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dusk Monday. Their honks could
O v e rs e e r-A . J. Harter.
M r . AuLrey-Ked ink that suits mr An«l il,*Mr (
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he heard for a mile coining and
politics right too
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Lecturer—Nellie James.
going going. Wild ducks are also
ll. F Nicl.ols-I ll do al* I c m to recommend > CroM Krrn
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Steward— Frank Murk.
j your paper I m pleiscd more than 1 can say i ( amp ('rock.
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very plentiful.
Ass’ t Steward-ftVilliam Brown. to ‘>cc such a marked i»uprov«ni4tlt
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' F Ikivlon vou got out a virv fine jiaper for iin > 1 reck,
C h ap lain -E B. James.
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T rea su rer-A F Ramsay.
C K Low - can see otic thing; you’ve fnren | | , ejH1M|
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Secretary —C P. Becker.
in the newspaper business before.
I John-on Creek.
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II \V. K n .g-lhit my name down for while 1 Kutclier.
G atekeeper-J. C. Tullar.
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IhirhiK nu IntermiRfdon nt 8un*Uy mTool
dtn liriu; its just like reading a San Francisco Laidlaw
ceres—Cora A Brown
ln*t L«»r*l'* * 1 «y. lht* in niter of «Itlier buying
| nr Fori la ml piper.
I*amoi»»a.
*»r m aking n Imtiuer f»»r ilio clnnaca was »11*-
Pomona— Anna E. Dayton-
; VV I' 1 lio rp — It'g simply fine.
K)!e«»up.
etiMird Mini tHvoraldy aricd upon. Kuptfriu-
Kfr* VV’ . IV M w r v la m gnttih-d at the mi- 'j'*‘lt8'»ia» r>.
Flora—
Mariah
Murk.
Me hay,
le n d fiit Jniuc* on mot I »n, nanuid a* a m»m*
prevement. 1 uni glad the L lironiclc is in such \||ij Creek,
lulttt’t* Nil Hit* * fllt-oM of tl)(‘ Slilulny »rl.o*»I
I^idy Ass’ t steward-
capable hunda.
Murray.
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Two eominlltet** wort* nl**» nHmrd i«> pri pare
Hazel Brown
Theo ( i . Iktcket-The Chronicle h is more aewnoin.
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or ll»« Hiimtay convention li»ro May 17 , They
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arc* Ktokrt. Mr*. J ,
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Delegates tx> county grange — m-wstnttll»i.s week than rter before. more I I'ru iex id -.
Sunday School Items.
M cK ay-- lyrrs 5, W ilton 7; i !■ ilig.it«- 4
Mcrrynnm 4 . Wtlliu j . llelkn.ip 10 , Brittain G,
M.i k% • ; 1 Ik 11.» la , Bl.iiichard 10, fc.11'8 2.
IEiytun 2 . Jo n es 7- \ 4 .iy o. Kice 1 1 ; Johnson I
K in g 8; Ford C. (««liman 3; Kici* to
Mill Creek -Myers 2 . VVibon 6; H ulfffltei.
Merrytuan 6 VVil its 1 ; I'elknap 7. Hritt tln 1.
M .uks a; h i km* 7 ; Blanchard 7, Kins 1; Dayton llorniT n ii *l .'•«nl Itn> : enitTiali mom of
o , Jones 6; Slay u, Kite 7; Jolinfton 2 , King 5 ; 8tiAHgorw, Mr*. K. K. Day ton anti MI m Kay
Gerking
Fo ld 5. L* liman 2 , Kicc 7
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F^incville— Myers 34. W ilson 65 Ilolgate i j ,
Merrftiiun 58, W lditf 15* B* Iknap 77. Britlain
ii, M arks 36; E lkin s 7a. Blanchard 66, Kills .0 .
I »avion 39, |ones 37; May 3. Klee 78 Johnson
Sn ld y upon the nllcK-itlon nt s ym nhtul ,c
38, King 48. Ford 53, Lehman 30 : Kiev 73.
rn ,o r, ex-sh e riff C. K»m Smith ot till, oouniy
I ’*»well Buttes - M \« m 7, Wilson 6: Holgilte
w », n r r c .lr i •« S n'clnok l* .i S * liiM ,y ,v e is
7, Merry man I, VYiliit* 3; Belknap IO, Bnltaiii
in s In F rln ev illo tor th r nllt,«<l ,r«nn of
7 , Marks a; Klkins i 2 ; Blanehartl 1, Kills 1 * 2 : \Vllll«msou'* ,lu-*p ,h e ,r ln « .h«<1, up '»choso
Dayton 8, Jones 3, May 8, Kice 4, |olinson 5, ernek Mr. Sm ilh w „ 1 »t«r r. len.ed on list I
h*l w„ fr(',ly (ornUhsd hy h i, Irlomt, Th«
Km g 9 , Ford 5. I^elirnun 8, Kine 10.
« r r . •• of Ih r • x -.h srlir lo llo n n i that of Laik
Kedinond—Myers aa. Wilson 18, Holgutr i j
Elliot, for Irnco rutting, n rw i ot which op-
MU/rvinan 3, Willits 17, Belknap 24 , Brittain O,
r l.rtv h s r r In thU-iM uc.
Ex-Sheriif Arrested.
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Messra Harter. Tullar and Stiles.
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! might
say,
tfianan,
lit vi anv dozen iK«.st paiH is,
other two
,n the L m * .
Fowell BuiU s.
i^ohute>
whs
as
WUJtON.
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that pmposo a your ago.
J.srk Ivlliot lias U.-n ninste.! unit
jallftl at Prineville »itlu.'it Imil,
clctrued with cutting a ^>li«J nt il.* o f
wire fence on the II. F, Allen place 10
miles tst-t of tlie county seat. Sheriff’
Elkins is leaking an inreetigation.
The pr<«|HTty is 1‘ asetl by J N. Williitm-
son. Elliotts' case wilt be considered
by the grand jury.
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I'm going to let vou put im name down, I l»e Lidiuom l,
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Summit
he'»* in siii))>*irtiiig enterprise
■
vVtifii Mprltw*.
William (# Sllles l want !•> con.; ’ men* sou 1 j ftVilion i'rciK.
on the first issue nm kr your iiianagemeat
.196
Total».
F. If. Marion I wixh you success
■I B. Hliipp ha* been awartletl the
1229
K. II lan n ^ -lt certainly created a bi g sen*n VftaacaCo- unofficial
continct ftir huiltlint; the «upcratriie- tit»n,Riid you have made a good start toward) (jraud Totals.
ftol
l«i>
tine of the Crook count» courthouse, I »rooming the l t s i p«|ier in this part of the
!
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V Ott? in Crook county for
nt a pri-e of 137,000 nml the work is state. Such a (*k|«r w ill help the town, u»o.
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reading
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FtA tu
officers was as
to be finished hy May I, l'.MW. The
morning,
follows:
tlome is to he huilt by t>ie citisens o*
lev. l i . A M . Li!ly-It s the kind of .i paper
I'. BsScustor—il. M. Cake JO.
Prineville, who subaeribeJ 96300 for I tike; 1 II do a.l I can to liclp it along
Chirle, V Kj'.ton i l l
Courthouse Contract.
Fence Cut Lnlawfully.
Judge for County Fair.
The Oregon experiment station at
Corvallis lias promised to fiiiniah a
j'ldve for passing upon livestock ex­
hibit-» at the Crook county fair in
October
-o-
In Grasp of Boreas.
Old Hore.i.s. airivtl by Jupltor I'luviss ou t!>c
ocean m J c o ( the C u e a k a , lurjbvcii giving L a d
taw M>tnc weather this v eek . It lu> rained iwnt
two (Lit. and showered every day. v.hilc on Wei!
nesday there was thunder' hai! and a ramboa .
Of course, the w ind lound no time lo jin )•, e itK l
t ut till ff'.e dt.st is v illa d arvm»y.
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