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Madras Pioneer

Location

Madras, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1908

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Working in Wil Low Creek Gorge

Last Friday reported activity in Wil Low Creek Gorge with unspecified workers engaged in tasks within the rugged area. No injuries or outcomes noted in the readable text.

Promoters Push Oregon Trunk Line to Madras Survey

Survey crews of the Oregon Trunk Line, 17 men under Crane, reached Madras to locate the Deschutes river route via Willow Creek gorge. Promoters Nelson Porter Williamson Hammond, allied with Porter Bros, pursue the Deschutes corridor with three surveying parties in Bend Prineville and Madras, denying Hill involvement but signaling early construction prospects.

Deschutes River Oregon Madras Willow Creek Gorge Crane North Bank Road Deschutes Oregon Trunk Line Deachutes Canyon Willow Creek W. F. Nelson R. B. Porter Porter Brother W. D., Williamson A. E. Hammond Columbia Southern Railway Hammond Bend Prineville Rt. B. Porter Porter Bros. & Welch Hill Roads James J. Hill Porter Brothers W. D. Williamson Deschutes Road Deschutes Canyon

Deschutes Railroad Construction Anticipated

W Bethel and partners M Crone and T M Hanford, noted for North Bank road work, claim their project is the most perfect railroad construction in the United States. The report suggests imminent railroad activity on the Deschutes River.

W. Bethel M. Crone T. M. Hanford North Bank Road United States Deschutes Canyon

Central Oregon surveyors move camp south toward Bend

C C surveyors relocated from Madras to Culver with dining car, locating the route south toward Bend. Chief Redfield notes a fine line along Crooked River crossing below Trail Creek, following a preliminary survey with minor revisions. Howard confirms ongoing promotion and intent to build the Central Oregon railroad, independent of Hill or Harriman interests.

Central Oregon Railroad Madras Thoreday Culver Bend Crooked River Trail Croming Redfield C. Q Howard C. C Harriman

Local items summarize storms and harvests across Crook County

A thunder storm near Haystack Butte sinks a Culver horse struck by lightning on the M. Elkins place as Prineville sees storm visibility. George Summers reports threshing in Madras country with about 30 bushels per acre and a district total near half a million bushels. A birth is noted at Prineville and local residents visit the Journal office. More harvest figures show Brown 800 bushels from 60 acres and Kidder 1300 bushels from 120 acres.

Jesse Windom Culver Haystack Butte M. Elkins Place Prineville George Summers Madras Grangere John B. Brown Journal Walla Walla Club George W. Kidder Smith & Williams Crook County Journal

County Teachers Institute In Crook County Prineville

The Crook County Teachers Institute will be held in Prineville September 30 to October 2 with State Superintendent Ackerman, R C French president of Weston State Normal, Alderman of the University of Oregon, and Charles H Jones editor of the Oregon Teachers Monthly attending the full session. No public schools will be in session those days and all teachers are urged to attend. Evening programs include lectures by Ackerman French or Alderman. Plans will be announced as soon as possible. R A Ford County Superintendent.

Teachers’ Institute Crook County Prineville Ackerman R. C. French Weston State Normal Alderman University of Oregon Charles H. Jones Salem Oregon Teachers Monthly Supt. Ackeyvman French R. A. Ford

Reclamation Service Probes Irrigation Possibilities

Reclamation Service officials are making investigations into irrigation possibilities under study. Early assessments focus on feasibility and potential water management benefits for regional agricultural needs. Further reports will detail plans and timelines.

Water Supply From Crooked River Could Irrigate Madras Area

Government reconnaissance by H J Doolittle of the Reclamation Service examines Crooked River as a source for irrigation above Prineville. If feasible, a reservoir, canal, and distribution network would bring flood waters to arable lands, boosting Oregon's reclamation projects and regional growth.

Government Reclamation Service H. J. Doolittle Reclamation Service Doolittle Prineville Matoles Deschutes Sherara Bridge Madras Crooked River Oregon Hermiston Klamath Falls

Surveyors Begin Work on Central Oregon Route

A party of 15 surveyors left The Dalles Monday with tools and provisions for a surveying trip to a site above Bridge. They join T. N. Hana ford and another group already at work as a second party of 16 sets out, while reports say Hill and Harriman plan oiling railroads through the Deschutes valley. The surveyors start work on one route this period.

Dalles T. N. Hanaford

Culp Bleckemith Shop Opens With New Partners

Hunt and Galloway inaugurate the Culp Bleckemith shop with Joan McElroy in charge and plan to perform all Klode of binckausith work at set prices.

Hunt & Galloway Joan McElroy

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