Sheriff Turns Over Tax Collection Money and Plans for New Wing Revealed at Pilot Butte Inn
The Deschutes County sheriff’s office turned over $14,304.84 of 1924 taxes and $18,159.42 of 1923 taxes to the county treasurer. Meanwhile, plans for an addition to the Pilot Butte Inn were announced by owner Philip R. Brooks. The new wing, designed by local architect Hugh Thompson, will have 36 guest rooms and modern facilities. Excavation is already underway, and Brooks expects the building to be completed by June 1.
In other news, Gunnar Kasson, famous for delivering diphtheria serum to Nome by dog sled, will visit Bend soon with his team for potential Hollywood appearances. Redmond is gearing up for “Tree Planting Day” to line highway approaches with shade trees.
Jumping ahead to 1970, the John Craig Memorial cross-country ski race and tour is set for April 5, while the Three Sisters Jaycees chapter is established in Central Oregon. Fast forward to 1995, the rustic town of Millican is up for sale for $245,000, with potential for creative uses such as a steakhouse or venue for cowboy poetry readings.
The history of these events reflects the ongoing development and community initiatives in Central Oregon over the past century, from tax collections and hotel expansions to recreational events and town sales.
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