Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1900-09-27
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WV pFpeIA tuI hhtb w IlIh uWge.
Fred Gonlet has boon bringing Ia sont
Alc fish tho past weess.
John Coon had his right foot injured
10y stick ot wood tailjng on IL Tuesday.
Dr 0sl-lsy, physician and surgeon.
The NJ. T.. Church, a MonFne, retains
tho services Of II. n. Rounds for the on.
aulhs year.
Rev. Il. T. Zimmerman will occupy
the pulpit ot the ". u. Ckurch at Har.
rlsbafs aai lialssy Tor the coming year
Wood taken on subscription Nv tliis Of.
ile'i.
A. the conterence OF the N. r. church,
South, just cissed, II. y. shaRgle was
assigned TO Harrisburg.
wilI GOn Kennedy Ia singing all the
latest and negost coen songs This sea.
.nn. lie IA with tks Georgia Up.to.
date MInstrcls.
Nov, ]. Il. skiiIaore, Of Oakland, Or,
s,as been appointed pastor oi the NJ. T..
ia this city tor ihc coming year, vice G.
7, Merhrrsos, Who goes 60 University
Park.
New stock ot goods jdst arrived at G..
J. Iiouston's.
Services at G. z. Civ sch next Sunday
snurnius and evening. Invite all 10
eumc cat aud ieel ut home.
j. u. sisKRr.
Just arrived. fresh HAMS aud break.
aast bacoa, at iloeton's.
Marion county took fra premium om
county exhibits NJ tl,e state Pair, Linn
,c"nd, Washington third aud Benton
fourtiI.
up.to.date samples Of lrtter heads.
wedding and nonrniug paper, visiting
cards, etc, at this Office.
Lawyer woodcock, Of Eugene besides
his extensive practice, large farm busi
noss, pnIne orcl. ard, hop yard and sun,-
tucr resort, hqs $500, ,lo0. foot log drive
oa its way hswa the Mckenzie Xxx.
Go To Milliorn Bros. VIXEN In town
for Fsuf groceries etc,
Tie Christian Church of this place
having employed Leon y. Green. 10
s'ke charge oi the church the coming
wear, he viii prracb his 6ret sermon
lhe first Sunday IN October. and resu-
Darby thereafter every first and third
Lords Day in each month.
Or. Leslic H. smiih, 0stoopathic
Physician, Il Pagene, win make regular
sriis 10 Junction Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday afternoons ri each week.
Olhce In Junction CITY Hotel. Hours
j.. N. 10 9 p. IA. Evening hOars by
appointment.
Another rew linc ot shoes, larger
aud more complete stock than ever, jutt
arrived at G, r. HuHLgyws
Henry Bushnell has shnt down his
fruit drier temporarily, az he il through
su far as rr, mes ,rc concerned. He may
start up later ON for the apple crop. Just
hew many pounds Of pruncs were pre-
pare for the market We were unable to
learn, but j. 4. Bushuell said he thought
somewhere between 10 and 80 tons.
Mlllinrd Bros. have saBre nice looking
chinrware thcy are giving away to c-s
tumers.
Junction Citv's public school opened
Monday morning, with Il total enroll.
nlent 9f lis pupils. Prof, A. 7. GIue.
gett, Of lIalscy, is Principal; Miss Pearl
Dareius, oi Isabel, first assistant; Miss
BELLE Miilican, OF Eugene, intermediate (;
Miss Fanny Griggs, OF Albany, primary.
All are teachers Of ability, and u success
iul year can safely be predicted,
The Klamath Falls Republican, in
speaking Of the huckleberry patch near
Crater Lake, says. 'The huckleberry
patch is six or eight miles square. 1t Is
loaded with berries from one end TO the
other, and not less than 300 people are
there gathering them in. They come
from sll directions, and they are coming
and going NIL the time. Deer and bear
are In abundance"
J.. B. Moore, depot agent, has the
agency for the Troy Laundry Of Port
land. Shipments every Wednesday
morning ON the overland.
Rev. J. d. Sibert was 50 glad to get
back TO Junction, after attending con
ference ut Albany, that he forgot his
valise when no got off the tram After
teegraphing down the road, the pro-
perty was finally located and returned