St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933, September 26, 1913, Image 3

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Outital Goods St. Helens Or
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County Court
Proceedings
Is central, market
I )K A IK Kit IS
Fresh and Cured Meals
Fish and Poultry, Produce
Your Orders Solicited Good Price Full Weight
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES !
THE EXCHANGE AND INTRODUCTORY
PRICES O N SOiOOL BOOKS ARE
STRICTLY CASH
WATERMNS IDEAL FOUNTAIN PENS
ALSO CENTURY, LAUGHLIN SELF FIUJNG
AND NON-LEAK ABLE, r'OORTS NON
LEAKABLE AND OTHERS
F.ISTM.IX PllOTOCllAPHIC HOODS
A . nrMIMH ntfiif.r.ir. ST. HELENS 2
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Hanson's Millinery
the. Xeivest and Vp-lo-Date Hats fur
Ladies, Misses and Children.
Hunt Fail to See Them Before Buying
Old J fats Made Orer.
BANK BUILDINQ
ST. HELENS, OREGON
Patronize the Mist Advertisers
HELP,
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To a Good Salary
There is a direct and easy way for you
to help ymirel to . desirable pos.t.oa
ami kh1 pay " no " v ,
"ion that bet suits Vur taste and
ambition. All thi. without leavmg
home; without losing un hour of
work, or a dollar oi
benefit made possible by a world
renowned institution that has had
15 year of nuccessf.il experience in.
. ;! thousands of ambitious
wage earner, for aclvnment
This institution now offers IBM
,n opportunity, in the coupon
below, to better your earning and
,,Rit.on. no matter how .rant
lour time, money, or ediicat on
rnaybe. The first step .in helping
urlf to Rood salary lies, in
marking and mailiiiKtl." coPon.
To do this puts 70.1 tinder no
obligation.
Maltt-r of bills gainst tbe county:
On tt.is day th claims aKainst
the county, n docketed in the gen-
jcral Fund Claim and Wairant
, IU-iriter, and in the Central Road
Fund Claim and Warrant Register,
were audited Ly the court and al
lowed in the various sums ai carried
out by the court on said registers
being an follows;
IKNKUAL VVND
Elmer FJIackburn, team for
Co Judge 3 AO
Louis Kluhrer, commissioner 8100
M E Miller, exp dist att'y 13 25
H P Watkina, justice, state
v Hutler 4 15
II P Watkins, justice, state
vi Ileach 2 50
L II Combs, constable, state
vs Kllison 2 30
C T 1'rescott, justice, state
vs Ellison 2 20
H P Watkins, justice, state
vs Williams 3 20
A li Lake, exp sheriff 5 40
Ijiura Barber, work for
sheriff 55 00
Chris Johnson & Sons, auto
for sheriff 2G 25
HesHKie I'eters, work for clerk 45 00
F II Sherwood, coroner's
exam Richardson
F II Sherwood,
exam Rirkenfeld
J 15 Wilkerson, exp School
Supt
Edna Christie, work for assessor
M White, exp dep assessor
Glass & PrudhommeCo, sup
plies to clerk
J R Wilkerson, postage and
expressage
R S Hattan, postage
II E LaBare, postage and ex
pressage MiBt Publishing Co, Pub
court proceedings
Mist Publishing Co, pub del
tax list 177 00
Mist Publishing Co, supplies 42 50
Rainier Review, Pub court pro
and uotice 14 07
St Helens Telephone Co, tele
phones
St Helens Light & Power Co,
light for August
Von A Gray, supplies to janitor
E A Rotger, sup to janitor
Elmer Blackburn, wood for
court house 151 50
R Constantin, plumbing sup
plies and repairs 10 30
St Helens Laundry Co, laun
dry for iail .75
Mrs E Isbister. board of
prisoners 85 25
T M Word, board of prisoners 68 50
Home for the aged, care of
McDon ld 60 00
Drs Peddicord & Wooden, post
mortem exam Niemela 10 00
Fred Trow, sup to Bumgarner 15 10
H P Watkins, exam insane,
Helenberg
Dr Edwin Ross, exam insane,
Helenberg
Dr L G Ross,
Helenberg
Dr L G Ross,
Osier
J Kallberg, supervisor Dist 2
U S Dspain
T N Nichols
A Popejoy
J L Butts
E Lofstrand
F Beegle
Buffalo Steam Roller Co
Sherman Bros Lbr Co
E Felton
A Butts
James Beoletto
A Newbold
Gus Hogele
A VanDolah
S Rock
E R Kelley
E Felton
II E Nichols
B Isaia
J Woodward
J Van tassel
Valvoline Oil Co
B Trenkman & Co
T Corsiglia
F Rudat
C Saxton
II Owens
E Cram
E Saxton
J Vantassel
C J Wall is
F G Rice
6 00
8 40
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7 75
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Jas Caittens
J E Johnson
I) C Kirby
E Lovegren
H J Ballhorn
N A Calmberg
J II Peterson
U S Mellinger
M J John
Edwin North
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H. W. REED, Manager
505 Maj Bnildiog PORTLAND, OREGON
Watts & Price, sup to Granat 7 20
J Erickson & Sons, sup to poor
farm 1 80
F A George, meat to Turner 1 80
John Farr, commissioner 85 80
O.EN FUND BILLS REJECTED
St Helens Light & Power
Co, light for August 10 CO
DIST. ROAD FUND
DIST. NO. 2.
J KuMberg
H T Bennett
II T Bennett
A Johnson
Columbia County
DIST. NO. 3.
J Campbell
3 75
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for Your Eggs at
Attention Harrison's Store I
EUROPEAN PLAN AMERICAN PLAN
EVERYTHING MODERN AT THE
ST. HELENS HOTEL
J. GEORGE. Proprietor ALL BUSSES CALL AT HOTEL
RATES $1.00 AND UP
SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS
DIST. NO. 4
Ben Hunter
Ray Gaittens
Sam Butler
dist NO. 5.
G C Fowler
C C Fowler
DIST no. 6.
Wm Mclntyre
S P & S R R
Watt Rice
Claude Banzer
Guy H Cole
C Gamble
B P Morton
Beall & Co
S L Flannigan
J C Warlters
M H Hutchison
M Ellis & Co
R Buddee
A Morgan
H II Miller
Wm Lovelace
N D Cole
R N Lovelace
J R Schultz
Nels Nelson
Lowman Lbr Co
J E Johnson
H Lempke
R S Hankins
Floyd Burnham
DIST. NO. 7.
A W Atkins
DIST. NO. 8.
I D Wond srly
W Combs
T C Morris
DC Kirby
A J Combs
Summit Lumber Co
DIST NO. 9.
Oregon Lumber Co
E K Webb
F Pomala
N Huhta
R A Lillich
V domala
E Huhta
W W Payne
DIST NO. 11.
Columbia & N R R
DIST. NO. 12.
5 00 Andrew Nelson
6 00 Frank Birkenfeld
3 24 CO Robert Ben?
4 63 00 Carl Anderson
6 19 50 Cecil Burt
8 24 00 A Birkenfeld
9 9 00 Anton Birkenfeld
11 48 00 H Calmberjr
12 18 00 EE Hoberg
13 12 00 Bud Calmbenr
14 61 25 Axel Anderson
15 25 00 Frank Banzer
16 9 00 fan Hedlund
DIST. no. 13.
J F Feterson
Clyde Henderson
Frank J Peterson
DIST. NO. 14.
Martin Ray
U S Mellinger
Thos Pettijohn
R McPherson
Sam Ray
Vernonia Lbr & Fuel Co
J J Purney
dist. NO. 15.
Elvin Mills
Tommy Parker
F E Malmsten
Mrs Lee Hall
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SPEED SPEED and again, SPEED
OUR object In aKooting la to get your bird
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Tl KoK theee Steel Lined Speed Shells.
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teat in all ballistic matter. the Electric Chronograph.
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itinera who hae been shooting the Reroington-UMC Steel
Shells ever since they came out.
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Remington Anns-Union Metallic Cartridge Co.
Broadway 6
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SEPTEMBER, 25-27 '13
New Buildings
Fine Grounds
Come and get a blue ribbon
Saturday, Sept. 27th is
Children's Day
Send for Premium List to
G. L. Tarbell, Pres. or
T. Brown, Sec, q
Yankton - Oregon
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I LOW COLONIST FARES j
... . .,..t-ki Dnu AIT PARTS OF 4
TO OREGON AND WASHINGTON FROM ALL PARTS OF
EAST AND MIDDLfc wm
Writ. Your Neighbor, and Friend, to Com. to the Land of Plenty
SEPT. 25 TO OCT. 10
a5?5lv Choic. of AttractiT. Scenic Route, with
Superior Accomodations and Fast lime vm
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Burlington Route
... i- i e. it;.Mt
From Kan... City. St LouU, Chicago, Minne.pous, .n
All Plnta an the S. P. A S. From .
$52.95 Kansas l.ity. Mo.
30.00 Louisville, Ky.
51.70 Memphis, Tenn.
55.15 Milwaukee, Wis.
54.75 New York, N. Y.
48.40 Oklahoma City, Okla
38.00 Omaha, Neb.
42.15 Peoria. III.
30.00 Philaeeljihia, Pa.
43.50 St. Louis, Mo.
32.84 St. Paul, Minn.
30.00 Wheeling, W. Va.
40.60 Washington, D. C.
Ashville, N. C.
Atchison, Kas.
Atlanta, t.a.
Boston. Mass.
Charleston. S. C.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Chicago, III.
Cincinnati, O.
Drover. Colo.
Detroit, Mich.
Det Moines, Iowa
Duluth. Minn.
Indianapolis, Ind
30.00
42.85
42.50
36.70
55.00
35.25
30.00
37.00
54.75
37.00
30.00
46.75
54.7$
.. -ii i t --.t nrrnts will accent ue-
Other cities in proportuni . -
P,it. in Jj "Pi-'io-on to
J. O. DIVENS, Agt
Houlton, Oregon
paying the proper
H. CROZ1ER, AMt Gen l Paafc Agt.
Portland, Oregon
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