Yesteryear: 100-year-old Bend ‘horse’ sold to saddle maker in 1951

100 YEARS AGO For the week ending Nov. 21, 1926 Bulletin Newsies Enjoy Aunt Kate’s Hot Puppies Carriers and newsboys of The Bulletin joined today in tribute to the quality of hot dog sandwiches with which they were regaled Saturday at Aunt Kate’s Barbecue. “Aunt Kate” was standing treat, and 23 delectable sandwiches were constructed at her new restaurant on Bond street to appease the youthful appetites. City’s Lights Attract Geese Heading South Driven from summer feeding grounds in the north by the storm of the past few days, many flocks of geese passed over Bend last night, attracted by the city lights. Some of the flocks circled over Bend for an hour or more before they finally winged their way south. Migration of the geese south comes as good news to local hunters, for it is known that many of the big flocks will stop for a time on the Klamath marshes and in the lake country to the south of Deschutes county. Thousands of the big geese have been moving south for the past few days.

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