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'Mn. Btkec. of Warren was a visitor to Houlton on Tuesday. ( .-" The Yankton school will re-i open on next Monday. Mrs. T. J. Walker, who has been very ill, is improving. D.H. Pope was in town Wednes day of last week. Mr. Pomeroy of Scappoose was in Houlton on Saturday. L. H. Combs visited Portland a few days last week. Lawrence Tar bell was in town on Thursday. O. Dahlgren went to Portland Thursday, returning Friday. Miss Edith Clark is ill at the home of her parents. Prof. Collins was a passenger on the early train Saturday for Portland. Mrs. I. J. Hersha, who is visit ing her mother at' Broadacre, is expected home shortly. Ray Brewster of Prineville was visiting friends in Houlton Fri day. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Welch has been very ill for several days. A dancing party will be given tonight at Bishop's Hall by Misses Dunn and Fake. Mrs. Wm. Ketel and two child ren, Louise and Will Jr., visited relatives in Columbia City on last Thursday. P. C. C rouse was among the Houlton people who went to Port land Saturday. Miss Mamie Smith of Happy Hollow is visiting at the home of Clifford Bramble. Mrs. Allenbaugh was in from Bachellor Flat on last Thursday. Robert Seal of Columbia City Dent Saturday in Houlton, the guest of U. W. Clark and family, i Miss Sara Kelly went to Fort land on last Saturday. Mrs. O. L. Howard is contem plating a trip to California in the near future. Mrs. Gill was up from Colum bia City on last Thursday and visited at the home of Chas. White. Mayor Long was in Portland Wednesday on official business. Mrs. Edward Stanwood was a passenger on the early train to Portland Saturday. Mrs. Oliver Smith of Happy Hollow was a visitor in Houlton on Wednesday of last week. Mr. Boyles, who formerly con ducted a confectionery shop and Notice to Creditors IN THE COUJiTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR COL UMBIA COUNTY. In th natter rf the estata A Mike Ellis, Deceased. Notice is hereby given. tbt the onder aigned was, on Jsnosry 17, 1913, duly appointed administrator of the eiate bore named by the Judge of the 1 m,r and that he has tlUalififd. ZZZtoZSi prm a-7 PI. '813 an- If yon (ai. . ap Jbe same duly verified in the mann-r ! 1' r .n.wer, fr wn-.t .hereof, tl . tbe same, amj plaintiff will take j idii rot ag m y -n reqoired b, taw . d P for the wu of .oc togeth.:-with Touchers therefor attached, withio i 1 . . ' of thi. intrrtibereonattle nteot ,.g:tpr ty, thm nnderaiened at the ottiee -of Mal'arkey, Seabrook &. Dibble, Room 1502 Yeon Building, l'onland, Oregon, Dan J. Malarkey, Administrator, Date of first publication, Jan. 31, 1913. Date of last publication. Feb. 28, 1913. Malarkey, Seabrook A Dibhle, Attorneys for Administrator. Portland, Oregon, Administrator's Notice IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR COL UMBIA COUNTY. In the matter of the estate of Joseph Bayburn, deceased. Notice is hereby given that P. W. Harrison, as the administrator of the state of Joseph Bayburn, deceased, has tendered and presented for settlement, and filed in said court his final account of his administration of said estate, and that Monday, the 24th day of February 1913, at 130 o'clock p in of said day, at the court room of said court, at the court house in the city of St. Helens, Colum bia county, Oregon, has been duly ap pointed by the Judge of said court for the settlement of said account, at which time and place any person interested in aid estate may appear and file excep Horn t aafd account aod hare tbelr ob- Jectioua to mid aeeoaat JtaarJ. ia na rt pntlllbIUlt 4th AmfltgtUmst yon lor thm tmm ot $100.00 with. 1 1 V. Barriaee), aaaaaa from tie JStn dy ol Noreanber, J Aamlalttntor. 11911 A PAGE news stand in Houlton, is here now from Ohio. Mr. Boyles has taken over the business from Mr. Shields and will run the candy shop again. Mrs. Samuel Long has returned to her home after a protracted visit to her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Long Barry in Portland. Mrs. Jennie McCready arrived Wednesday evening from Port land and with her two small children will be the guest of her mother, Mrs. 0. 1 Howard, for a few days. Arthur Fowler of Trenholm was in Houlton Thursday. Miss Margaret Long went to Portland on the 4 o'clock tram Thursday to see "The Squaw Man" playing at the Baker The atre last week. Harry Dunn arrived here from Aberdeen, where he has been for some time and will remain in definitely. Mrs. LaBare and two children attended the benefit dinner at Bishop's hall on Tuesday even ing. Harry Lowe has purchased lots near Oasis Park, or as is better known, in "Swedeville," and will probably build a bungalow in the near future. Mrs. James Grant was in Houl ton Monday in the interest of the entertainment at St. Helens on Thursday evening. Ruth Duncan spent the week end with her parents in Scappoose returning on Monday to resume her duties as teacher of the Happy Hollow school. Dan Burns of Peninsula camp was in Houlton Friday en route to the new bolt camp out Tren holm way. Harry Bennett has leased his Houlton property and is remov ing his family to St. Helens, their former home. Houlton regrets the loss of Mr. Bennett. Mrs. Sailing and little daughter have returned to their home in J Columbia City, after a visit with relatives at Masten's camp. The Beavers have their build ing ready for the arrival of their furniture making machinery which is daily expected to arrive. White & White have retired from the mercantile business in which they had been engaged for a number of years in Houlton. They will, however, continue their undertaking business as before. Summons. IN' THE CIRCUIT COORT OF THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY. 3. J. Kamlnsky, Plaintiff, vs. George Rohlfs Defendant. In the name of the stat of On-gon, jroa are hereby required to appearand anower the complaint filed agaib-t vou in the aboye entitle! acion on or before six weeks from the publication of this On or before the 14tb i , December. 19)0. lit lirther 1 11 of f'X) 00 as attornet ' fee, ai,d for II r cotta ami disbursement of his a.-lim prayed for in the ccmptiint fiu d herein to which reierem:e sber by tu id;. This summons is lervt 1 upon mu ty publication thereof for na weki suc cessively in the S- Helens tot , ly order of the Honorable W. A. If irris, County Judjfe, actltg la he acr:eo j Honorable J. A. l skii , Jude ii the (abve entitled court, ahicti or I sr in j dated on the 21st Jy of February, 913 Date of first publicatioii If rel. Zi 19.. Date of last publication la Aplii i.'J'- Emmons fc uimens & itei AttOiuayn for lUittifl, 909 iioard tf I racn, Portlnn), Ore. UMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR COLUM BIA COUNT V. Matt Mattson, Pbintiff, v. August Kofkl, Defendant. In the name of the 8tsle of Ongon, You are hereby required to appeal and answer the Complaint 01 d against, jou in the above entitled action, on or before sis weeks frum the publication of this summons, to-wit ;the 14th day of April 1913, and if yon fail to appear or answer for aat flJienof, the plain tin will take fudament nteraws sa aaw.w as are par een: i to Harsh U, 1911, and iatesvst oa I OF NEWS NOTES FROM OUU Mrs. Ray Lattin spent a few hours in Houlton Thursday, en- route to Portland, from Tren holm. Bonnie Gensman has been quite sick for several days, but is con valescent. Mrs. D. T. Gerdes is visiting her father at Cathlamet. Before returning she will spend some time visiting friends at Astoria. N. Pinckney of Carico was in Houlton visiting friends and buy ng supplies last week. Mrs. Will Money was a pas senger on the 11 o'clock train to Portland last Monday. Fred Hastings, real estate man, was in Portland last Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. Ford has moved his family to Houlton and is occupying the O'Neill house. Mr. Harris, formerly in busi ness herewith Mr. Powell, moved his family to Rainier this week. Mrs. Frank Brown and son Eber were in from their ranch beyond Yankton on last Thurs day. Clinton T. Prescottspenta few days in Portland last week in the interests of our local newspaper, the Columbia Herald. Mrs. Wm. Karth and daughter Hilda were visitors in Houlton on Friday. Louis Rosasco. proprietor of the Grand Central Hotel of St. Helens and Houlton, spent Satur day transacting business in Port land. Henry Dockery, "proprietor" ! of the pest house, has released jthe last of his small pox patients. Mrs. Louis Rosasco departed on Tuesday for Sacramento, Cal in response to a telegram announc ing the death of hes sister, Mrs. Rosasco was accompanied by her daughter. J. L. Dean is for the present conducting the Hastings' barber shop. Dr. Dean is from the east and is an artist in his line of business. C. Hombert of the Italian Im porting Company left on Wednes day for Tacoma for a short stay. Mrs. Hazen of Warren and her daughter, Mrs. Cooper, were in Houlton on Tuesday evening. H. 0. Howard has been ill for several weeks, but is convales cent. Mrs. Morris Churchill has re turned from Olney, where she $100,00 at five per cent p-r annum from the 19ih day of March, 1912, the further sum of $50 00 as attorneys' fee, and the C"fltsand ilisonrtementaof this action as prayed for in tl,e complaint filed herein in whii'h reference is berehy made. This Summons is served upon yon by publication thereof for rx weeks sao- cesslvely in the St. Helens Mist, by ordr of the Honorable W. A Harris, County judge, acting in the absence of Honorable J. A. Eakii;, Judge of the above entitled Court, which order is dated on the 21st lay of February, 1013. Date of first publication is Feb 21. 1013. Date of last publication i April 4. 1913. Emmons & Kmmons & Keid. Attorneys for I'ltintiff, 909 Board of Trade. Portlund, Oregon. SUMMONS . IN I HE CIRCUIT COURT I F THE MA n OF OREGON, FOR THE (O -NTYOF COLUM'lH. Viror Mai xm, Plaliitiff, vs b.f- Geirge I fjt 3 1 II II '4, It th i r Yt'B at ! qo'xd to p'i,i-it I ie titled a. ti and Ella Rllfs, D- me if the State f Orejei ah of vou r hereby ri ippar and answer ,te obi. j siios.. you in th? rbove J a ol ut beforef . v-teks f'O n j tilt Jin' )i itior of this tummc n to-:l: on or t f e Uu ) 4th day of .' r.l, 191 1. sr, i if yan- fil to apiar vt if,er tjiel for hsm tuerecf plaintiff will uke I'i'l;;. ' mei I aa.nstjoii forth tnui i f ( 0 j tof'i-tbtr with interest tbreon a . the ra e I . - n n .... ... frnn, , . 1 '1 . U I day il August the furth r sum d i fW.OO as a'tomeys' fee. nd for. st st-d ) dis jurfn.tnis rd ibis aatiuii 8 p';ed for :n tilt complaint filed he'etn i whuth r. f renc is beteby ma 1 . This 1.11 iruor.S l served upon ton and S(b ofioilbf publication there j weeks lacienively in the M. Helens', Mist. by order of the Hon. W. A liarrii, County Judge, acting In tn ai sence of Honorable J. A. Eakin, Ju.lgj f Hie above entitled court, which orders Is dated the 21st dsy -f February P)13. Dale of first pnblication I Feb. 21,1913 Date of last publication ia April 4,1013 Emmons A Btnmoat A Rvfd, Attorneys lor n In tiff. 909 Board ef Trade, ' fOitlanJ, Ore.j InAnt a fiui ii'iuili uiuitinir Uar husband. w t. u to. it in i worn auu mti nvic - ---- f r in Houlton Tuesday evening to his barber shop. J. . iw-n. lor ttnd th- Now Pno-lanH Hinnpr merlyof Macomb. 111., anil l.eore attend the New England at Bishop's hall. Mr. Eastman, president of the Western Cooperage Company, ar rived in Houlton on last Thurs day en route to Trenholm. Mrs. J. L. Zipperer and Miss Leona Perkins visited friends here on Tuesday evening. The latest reports from Port land announce the condition of Herman Panal verv rmieh iin. proved. Mr. Hansel hopes to soon be back in Houlton. and de- clares that he will rebuild his bakery shop that was recently destroyed by fire, erecting a mod - ern sanitary bakery, up-to-date in every detail. The Houlton House will open j C. II. Bnggs. Yankton mer immediately under new manage- chant and postmaster, was in ment. Mr. and Mrs. Springsteen twn Monday, have taken the buildinar and will Mica Anna if oral enme un on run a first-class commercial hotel, To iudce bv the number of the - - registered guests on their first en wjtn her parents in St. day. their success is assured in Helens. their new enterprise. . Mr "and Ml9 Schien of St T. S. White was called to Yank- Helens were in Houlton Saturday ton on last Tuesday to disinfect en route to Portland, the puhlic school building. This MrS Chas. English of Deer school has been closed for some island, spent Tuesday in this city time on account of scarlet fever wjth friends, amongthechildren.someofwhom .,;... Mapv rnie vvil- attended school regularly before knowing the dangers of the con tagion. Charles White returned home after a few days absence in Port land. k George White of Chapman's camp is spending a few days in Houlton. Mrs. Fairchild is confined to her home with a severe attack of la grippe. Mrs. Joe Sebasky was in Houl ton shopping on Tuesday. Messrs. McAllister and Camp bell were recent visitors in Houl ton. ' I me nuuucraifc juouge mei on 'Tuesday afterSoon at the I. 0. O. rr tt .1 tL t i t. F.Hall.' The usual business was transacted, followed by a lunch- eon and a social time. have their ad in this issue ami The school at Trenholm has others will soon follow their lead, been closed for some time past.! On last Saturday evening the but re-opened last Wednesday. It. o. 0. F. Lodge No. 8! enter Houltonisa city of frequent j tained the Rebekah's at a ban changes. Within two weeks fouriquet at the Odd Fellows' Temple of our foremost business firms have changed hands. White & White have sold to Oliver & SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT CO CRT OF THE STATE OP OREGON. FOR COL UMBIA COUNTY. Trina Randa Plaintiff, vs August Koskl Defendant, In the name ot the state of Oregon, yon are hereby reqnirvd t-i appear and answer the complaint 6lt-d "giinst vou in the above entitled action on or before six weeks from the publication of thi "Ummom, to:lt: on or befote the 14th day of April, 1913, and if you Ml to d prir or answer for want thereof th l li'.irjtifl will tk- judtfueiit agnin-t you for the sum of MO), 00, togetlnr with in eres' thereon at tne rate of 'out ,ei cent per annum from Him St1' fny of Aiitiupt, 1911 the further son ..ftfiO 00. as atlon py' fee, and the costs ami di? bnr mentt of Ibis eclioii as prajed f' r in '.be eoUipU'U: fil:d herein tolii, , ref !ren -e is hi eoy r.ade. I '.liis stimin s is teivej opon ; j b; ; pn ilicilion tl rfof Icr sit wee ki i ic ' siv fly iu the 'i . Hel -as Mist, by ot ' ir o jtb; Hoi W. . Hauls, Count Jt le, ac "g in the s sene! of the II n i A i Eu1:iu, jude the ilove entitled nrt Livery, Feed DRAY INC AND TRANSFER AH Business I'roMptly AttrnJe-J To , PHONE IS OR -12 ELMER BLACKBURN ST. 1U LENS, CM:.0N rST. HCLErtS rRCACII DRY cLZAnmz a n d PRCSSIAG IREST SCHLl.KFR SHOP ProprUtor SUITS PltZSSSD WHILI I0U WAIT SUITS MADS TO okDSS bg FIRST CLASS TAILOR NEKJIIHORINt; Ollvor Mr ShleklS hit SO Id out to Mr. Boyle of Boloit. Ohio kml Hastinirs 1ms as muntiy,er of Chambers has opened the meat 1 .il market recently vacated ny Powell & Harris. Mrs. Dspain attended the l re fit dinner at Bishop's Hall on Tuesday evening. Miss Cherry of Ariel, Wash., woa tha iniest of Mrs. N. 0. Lara bee. Nick Brinn was in from Ins , ranch near Yankton ist Mn- .day. Mrs. M. C. Churchill left on Tuesday for a visit to relatives in St. Helens. - jjrg, Luman has recovered from her recent illness suffi- j ciently to be out. t ... iiiu'o muiu w r- the 4 o'clock train Friday from tw Tia,i tn Brn.1 the week- verdinjf have returned t0 their home in Portland after a visit tr their uncle, Wm. Karth am' family near Yankton. Mr. Wickstrom of Scappoos was in Houlton for a tew hour last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. High were guesti on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. N. 0. Larabee. Martin White and wife w ere in Houlton Tuesday night. Steadman Prescottand Loraine Potter have accepted a position at the Bolt camp. Dame Rumor has circulated the report that wedding hells will . i . ring in nouuon very soon. The Houlton business men nre beginning to realize that it pays to advertise. Two new firms on Main street. An elaborate luncheon wa3 served and after ward the tables were cleared and wbl' h orde' is dut-d on th 2Ut bv of Kebrmry, 1913. ftale of first publication u 'e'. 21,11)13 Ita e t la t publiratjo,, . p, 4. Emmons A Kmin 11 & Hei.l, Atturneys for I'ihI t.ti ir. (JCU tloatd of Trmle. I'ortl.iii,l, Orejj n. Notice' to creditors. IN T IE DISI RKT t'oIJUf CP 1 1IK Uni ed Stu'ej. Pa- the Dj-trict n'O-einu I i 'he mi'te of fti C. I)avi,!-i b inkrrpt ; N '.'24 in I a1 kniplce. Ni-ti i' ben by iriven 1b.1t o-t he 21-t (!.iv o'" Tel ruare. A !., Ii):), K y r. Ilnvi'lfon, ot M.iyx-'i, Oregon 1 ii nk rilt't at ove nnme I. an -ImIv ioIIii i'ji .1 Unkrn..!: and Hint the fir. meet,,,,.,. his credit a will hebl st He dices of th Hude-sUncd r 4"1.2 3, V. n. t: n !! 1 Mi t, r b il l, Dm ,( n lh 7 !i div ,f Mirth. r!."., t iO , . m , .-t w!iTi im ' iii 1 rirditi r mi u r n I. ji"i.V: iei- ci:,iir.i, apt, t,t a ,r exurji 1 j I'jn bttkitipt, in 1 ir i'm t nu:b .1 h I.iifti 1: a- niav p:- tr fOllH r i '. t ill lil f hi jr CI 1 1 18 i.iif.t b vrc 1? iH I hi fo 0 and Sale Si able Prop. ON TMU STRAND fit. Helens, Or. CITY wl.ist was playe.1. The IMn knti Hiitiripnte a lanwt in return fr this c urtey in U near future. The Beavers are busy these ilava. Iiist week a committee wnnr t.. Portland and to St. Johns where they negotiated for their machinery. As " " tnls a.r; rives the furrif.i-c factory win start. Houlton was well represented on Saturday niht at the dance in St. Helens. This was one of a series of dances that Mr. IaKe h:ts given, and was a very wtll regulattd ' very enjoyable iiffnir. Zuitluh's orchestra of Portland dispensed the music. Among those present from Houl ton were: Mrs. I'helps. Miss Phelps, Misses Reid. Fake. New bolt, Dunn. Mrs. Kelley and Messrs. White. Keid. New bolt, Grubb and Smith. A new epoch in the history of St. Helens was reached when their weekly paper's name and . heading was changed. St. Helens on the map This puts in a most impressive manner, lne name is f well selected and most appropri- ate. The beautitul ana mnjeauc outlines of Mt. St. Helens in the background, the handiwork of the Great Artificer, is an inspir ation, and stands as an ever lasting monument to the thriving little city for which it was named. Mr. and Mrs. Harry. 0. Oliver of Waterloo, Ore., who formerly were residents of Houlton. on Hast week bought out the general nerchandise business of White i White. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver ire not new to the city or to the Mercantile business as they were formerly in busir.es here, and many friends are glad to welcome them back. The dinner given at Bishop's hall on Tuesday" evening by the ladies of the M. V.. church was a great success and the receipts far exceeded expectations. A delicious menu was served con sisting of roasts of beef and pork, stewed potatoes with brown gravy, baked beans, slaw and salad, pies, cake and coffee Houlton turned out well and St Helens was well represented. The proceeds were for the minister. Rev. Fairchild Klmer Combs, the youngest son ofL. II. Combs, has been an pointed city agent of the Daily Oregonian, and will attend to his new duties with promptness. reiiind bv the biikiu.try act, anl S'irn t The fi-he lule H. li.(,,,. e.in,Hte,l IWlMIHOII ' II t . I li -0 fKl. Dated F. b 24tli, l!ll:t, (h'sierli Miiril,v. litfcree in It.mkr. p'cy. Methodiat Notices Sumlay School, 10 a. m. Sul.jrci: God's Covenant with Abraham. Mornintr service 1 1 a. 111. Suliji-ct, liejoicinjr. Kpworth lAngie, r:4? p. m. Sub j Ct.: The I,a!iirs of Jesus. MiHS .Mivo Quick leader, livening Service, 7::i') p. m. Sub jeflt: The Waniinjr. K. T. Luther. I oh tor. To Whom it May Concern AM nerwn.i knowl-i;' them ielvea J ;l t ( l.j us plea.se call anil settle "l .. Vhiie & VVl.ite. iLONIST FARES S:ily, March lBth to April 15th Ttl apwanj, a via i tl U i I' iJ llli i;rr i nn in ti.; (1,1 i,i FHOM OTHER EASTERN You run J....:, i i .... . I lis E..t ,unol Wn m.j """"nn on 1 If !- ... . nafer f ortUnd. Elinor is one of our youngest Subiness men, and h an examp!, to many who are greatly tj, senior, as he Is a hustler anda thoroughly reliable and depend able. We.the committee who solicly donations toward the New Eng.! land dinner that occurred on Tuesday evening, desire to lhank all those who so liberally coe tributed as well as those whoa sisted in making the event i possibility and a success both socially and financially. St. Hel ens and Houlton are small, hut for liberality and good will their equal cannot easily be found. Signed, Respectfully, The Committee. School Notes N. A. Perry visited school Monday. iVmaris Crouse U absent on it count of sickness. The Fifth and Sixth grades had i milling match on Monday. Two of the k Iris were winners of the cot tnt. Alton Clark waa anient two dip, Mr. Clarence Matiten paid atlst to the school Monday. Charles Eversaul of the Inter termediata department is again abb to resume his school work, after i long absence. The Third grade has discontinued the study of Language and are not deep in the rules of Hygrne. Miss Conologue's room, the Inter mediate, observed Washington'i birthday on Friday. The after noon was devoted to an exhaustive oral examination on the life of the Futher of our country. Nora Gensman has been abieu on account or sickness, but let! school again. The Fifth grade pupils are very busily studying preparatory to th great spelling contest which ocean on Friday of this week. Misses Edith and Charlotte Pn cott were visiting the school Friday. The Clark children are absent from school on account of sicknea in tho family. To the Public. Mr, and Mrs. II. O. Oliver bej to announce thah they have bought out the firm of White & White and will continue a general merehandia business. They will be pleased tt meet their former acquaintance) and to make new ones. The Olivsti j will carry staple lines of goods, ui by prompt attention and courteom treatment of all hop to merit 1 partion of the patronage of the buhinesa of Houlton. ror hale Good second cuttinf clover and first cutting timothj and clover; alao Early Rose, Ameri can Wonder and Durbank seed p tatoes; alsti a new variety called tl Kverffreen, a great y folder and fin potato; I yearling Jersey bull, head hogs 8 months old. all rcadf for block, but severaf good brood sows among them; pure Shadel and Wonder seed oaU; also about fiw dozen young hena. On account of going away from Warren for suit time the.- articles must be sold before March 1st. For particulars see, phone or write C J. Larson, Warren, Ore. Portland Seattle Ry. RDM Ht. Psul . Mini:esolit tuluih Ka'iHHt City Otnihs Ht. joti.ph r.o.oo 30.00 30.00 30.00 .TO.fiO 30.H0 30.1.0 :.7 o i 37 00 :'ti 10 IJ V) 4.'.'.0 4t or, Linroln POINTS IN PRftPftBT.niu Ml tll linu. .-I,-.. wiM - ... rtquot. LKER, Afnt . -y ncri iNecs out thlr mess-sr fa, v-