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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1914)
I YAXKTOX JiEWS 1 Mrs. Joseph Sobiskey was thrown from her carriage one day last week and received some slight injuries. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lnnipa spent a few days camping in the hills be yond Yankton. Clinton Scott cut his foot very bad ly with on axe whjle cutting wood. Mr. Quick and Mr. Doming passed through Yankton last week on their way home from camping up in the mountains. The Improved Order of Red Men will give a hard time dunce on Satur day, August 29. Trizes will be given for costumes. -Mrs. May Brlggs was Bhopping last week in Portland. Mrs. Bushongs' mother from Port land is visiting In her home here. A wreck occured last week on the Masten logging rail road. The eng ine crashed into the bunk houses and turned over, and fell over the bank. The engineer and firemen saved their lives by jumping off. The locomotive was run by Eber Brown. Something connected with the switch was wrong. John Karth and Hank Pompery who left Yankton in June, to take up a homestead in Sask. Canada, write that the country is alright and that the farmers there are reaping a rich harvest in wheat. Cal Howard is building a house on his ten acre tract on the Yankton road opposite the pretty home of his father, Herbert Howard. SCAPPOOSE Mr. M. J. Butler's father from Moniuoth. Oregon is visiting him this week. Mr. Russel had an unpleasant ac cident Thursday while walking across a trestle his foot slipped and went between the ties hurting it so bad he Is unable to walk for a few days. Mrs. Veazie visited here Sunday with friends. Libbie Fowler Sundayed at Deer Island. Mr. Murphy of Portland spent Sun day with Restoria Adams at the home of her sister Mrs. Tom Roy. Mr. Opell visited at Mr. Garrison's Sunday. Mrs. E. Dunwoody from Canada is visiting Mrs. Parks at Chapman's Camp. Mrs. Joyce visited here with frieds ' on Monday. Mrs. T. Clontuger and son Harry took in the circus Tuesday at Port land. Mrs. Susie Bass visited with her mother this week, Mrs. T. Cloninger. Scappoose all turned out and went to the circus. Dewey Adams has quite work at Chapman's Camp. Guy Whitney Is away on his vaca tion. Miss Restoria Adams visited at Portland this week. Mr. A. B. Chamberlain made a flying trip to Portland Friday. Albert Leonard and wife are visit ing his parents In Portland this week. Work has begun on Dospain Boule vard and we hope the dust will not be so thick when they get through this time. TRKMIOIiM NEWS Mr. and Mrs. W. Gruhb have their residence completed arid have moved to Trenholra. Mrs. George Wilson and sons Max and Harry mado a shopping trip to Portland Monday. 1 The new Smith heating system has been installed in the School build-1 ing, the floors have been oiled and school will begin Mondoy the 31st with Miss Smith of Portland in charge. The Silver Tea ladies met with Mrs. C. E. Heln Thursday p. m. and spent a very pleasant afternoon. A nice crowd was present and the afternoon was spent with a question box. Sofne interesting questions were asked and answered after which an excellent lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Miss Maggie Spence. Mrs. Wilson visited the S. S. Con vention at Rainier Tuesday and Wed nesday and reports a fine attendance with many able speakers. J. Chrlstensen visited Trenholm on Tuesday. Mrs. Ada Lattin is assisting Mrs. Larabee at the Houlton House. Mrs. Claude Rathbun, who has spent several days in Portland has returned to Trenholm and thay will occupy the Le Baron Crouse resi dence. v Continued from Page 4 mistakes, gigantic or infinitesimal, lliere is no ilemaml or "cause for invoking the recall. There are people- in the various sections of the county who will ridicule the list of mistakes we have enumerated and say that most of them were al.solutely right and that the only mistake made hy the Court was hecause they did not put. in addition to the $-'00,000 hon.l money, all the lax money on the road from Tide Creek to Clatsop Count v and let all the other roads in the county go without any money or work. There are perhaps others who will say that the money to he used on the Pittshurg road is a waste and that the road is unnecessary, while others will say the same thing about the Clatskanie-Mist road. I'.very body will have his own ideas about the mis takes the 'Court has made ami is making but through it all there is evidence on every hand that the three men composing the County Court have acted as their best judgment dic tated and, to their mind, according to ihe directions of the people and for (he be-4 in terests of the county as a whole. There is no just cause for such an uprising and sectional feeling as is now manifest in the county, and it is to be hoped that the level headed, interested tax paying citizens will not lend encouragement to such an unwarranted and unjust affair. flour : I Has Advanced I We have not raised our price. Now is the I time to buy. Honesty is our policy, I Williams Hall Co. Remember to get your School Dooks at the Plaza Pharmacy THIRD ANNUAL Columbia County Fair Held Sept. 23-24-25, 1914 ST. HELENS, ORE. Premium Lists sent on application to G. L. Tarbell, Pres., or T. Brown, Sec, Yankton, Or. FIFTY.THIRD ANNUAL Oregon State Fair Salem, Sept. 28-Oct. 3, 1914. $20000.00 OFFERKD I N PREMIUMS FOR AGRICULTURAL. L1VKST0CK, POULRY, TEXTILE AND OTHER EX HIBITS HORSE RACES. SHOOTING TOURNA MENT. BAND CONCERTS, BOYS CAMP, MOVING PICTURES, CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND, BEE DEMONSTRA TIONS, ANIMAL CIRCUS AND OTHER FREE ATTRACTIONS You are Invited. Free Cnmo GrounJs Send for Premium List and Entry Blanks. Reduced Rates on all Railroads For Particulars Address FRANK MEREDITH, Secretary Salem, Oregon 1 I a I, I i - i iy.il i wwwa M """"iMaMwBBMgB .(gB,, , anaMHMMHHMMMMBMMMMMMMMMM!MMMMMMMMMH 9 ' J. W. McDonald Connection St. HelenS Mist Will Give the Following: 1 Krantz Piano, mahogany o oak finish. 1 Certificate of Credit for one Krantz Piano, when ac- conltanled with the sum of ninety dollars. 1 Certificate, as described above, when accompanied with the sum of ninety-five dollars. 1 Certificate, as described above, when accompanied with the sum of one bundred dollars. 1 Certificate, as described above, when accompanied with the sum of one hundred and five dollars. 1 Certificate, as described above, when accompanied with the sum of one hundred and fifteen dollars. 1 Certificate, as described above, when accompanied with the sum of one hundred and twenty-five dollars. All certificates good for one year from date, f. o. b. factory, and are transferable. The above mentioned are the seven Grand Awards. The goods listed below are weekly awards to be given the leaders of the campaign, as follows: 1 26 Piece Set Silverware 3rd week 1 Mission Electric Lamp 4 1 li week 1 t'ondement Set, Nickel Tray 6tii week 1 Nickle Casserole 6th week 1 Nickel Plated Percolator 7th week 3 Dozen Teaspoons. Dozen Orange Spoons ' 8th week 1 Large Berry Spoon 9th week 1 Gravy Ladle 10th week 1 Cold Meat Fork 11th week 1 Sugar Shell and Butter Knife 12th week Vi Dozen Teaspoons to be given the leader of the follow ing six weeks of the campaign. The above silverware to be Wm. Itogers & Sons, Prln ston Pattern. How to Get Votes '300 votes on each dollar paid on account. 100 votes on each cash purchase of $1.00. 2000 votes on each five dollars merchandise due bill sold. 2000 votes on each New Subscription, to the 8t. Helens Mist. 1000 votes on each Old Subscription to the St. Helens Mist. Write in name you want to nominate, clip out and de posit in Ilallot Uox Nomination Coupon GOOD FOR 2000 VOTES When used to nominate a new candidate. I. VOTE FOB Great Trade Boosting- Campaign Seven Grand Awards $1,805 Worth of Piano Awards To the Seven Highest at ihe Close of the Campaign IT WILL COST YOU NOTHING J3HI HIT . Piano on Exhibition at J.W. McDonald' Ktoio, HAVE THIS PIANO PUT IN YOUR PARLOR Rules and Regulations l!l LI S AND KIXiU.ATIONH I'EUT.MNINO TO TIIK NATIONAL SALES CO., TltADK CAMIWHiX PLAN Kt'LK 1. The merchants shall Issue votes as per fol lowing schedule, excepting as huroaftor may hn nicnllim- ed : 100 fur $1.00 on cush sales. 200 for $1.00 In merchandise paid with due bills. 300 for $1.00 on payment! of old accounts. 200 for $1.00 on duo hills paid. 200 fur $1.00 on bargain or clearonco sales. And votes will bo given nl the timo sales are mado only. In reference to lstminic votes on old accounts, they msy bo Issued for the payment of old accounts, that were In curred prior to this date. Votes will not ba given "" charge accounts unless this particular account Is paid within thirty days, when votes may bo Issued If the ",r" cliant Is wiling and so orders. lU'LK 2. Votes will bo Issued with a time limit of "J1" week, i.ial must l,o cast lit ballot box, provided for that purpose bc.fi.ro tlio cxplrutlon of the lime limit. Ileforo tiiNtliiK votes, niiiko u ro.:ord for your own guidance. In order to faclltnle voting you nro requested to plun i.r vol. ,, ,,n envelope and soul it. I'loaso write t number of vol is li e envelope contains ami the linnio ol lie. candidate, you desire to vole for on tlio init:ddu. M'LK 3. luiiphoees. clerks ntid mint Ives of tlio r.i.i.i liaiil and im.-.n; up or cannot participate us candidates Ili'i.K I. Merchants Khali In no Instance Isfiio voles mull t,t:e'i voles liuvo been properly stamped with their li in naiiiri. Customers should refuse them otherwise- lU.'I.n G. Tl.o so'.lcltliiK of votes In the Merchant.'" Mores, In front of storo or on premlsos Is I'LOUtr-l'l hl. lUfLK fi. A veto tliut Is scratched or marked In any manner after It leaves the merchant . 's hands, shall I thrown out, providing this defoclng should appear that n (inure tuts been tampered with. Hl'LK 7. Hix weol.s from the opening dale, candi dates will no longer lie cniored, unless by special arraK m. int with the mnrcliiint. lU'LR 8. Everybody Is Invited to nominal" cundl dales. All that Is inicosnry is to send in I ho B any youiiB bdy in the community. This will entitle m to 2000 nomiiiatliiK votes uiul she will no entered ti candidate. KWLK 8. Votes are not transferable aftur beiiiB cunt. HULK 10. Votes that aro not properly stamped will' the merchant' slKiiaturo, or votes with time limit ex- plred will not ho accoptod. niJLR U. A committee soloctod by the inerchantB In tbo rnmpnlun will count the votes each week, beKin nliiB with the third week und report the results to the nowspapor. J. W. McDonald and St. Helens Mist
