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I CORRESPONDENCE
IIQUL.1UIM.
wrt Sul wont to Ooble Monday.
J15l" Portland Tue.
' nroui was Bcuppooso vUltor
'llirabaw i ft I'ortlund vU-
"V f Trenholm. Bun-
lH.','n!!:,,,l',.l..tln in Port.
J fnr i fuw .
'wiiH.ni Mercer look In tho night.
, Portland Suiuluy.
Uul H"""" ""ul njr,nf trlp
Port " ,
I t Klhlun, lluullon merchant,
,i in Portland Tuesday.
Sari I'orry vt I'orl'and, 1,16
.Monday for a few hour,
fumia Decker visited till grand-
Pi
l lh(f in Tori hind IuhI week.
irs. I-ouIb Hihoonover I visiting
, Ltml near Uludstone. Ore.
" L'.,ll. la aiilnrlaltilna
Url. MMII1HV r-i.-
rniuiluT, Mm. Horgun of I'ortlund.
I . .....ilmr
II n.
Al I'OpejOJ " nunmuu
Litor Sunday,
returning me same
Pf - . ii .. An I.,.tl...il
mrtiay lo vlMlt friend for a few
J"''' ... ,. i ...... nu -.in ............
ruy mrK uiiu iuiiiii win i-iiium
Olnoy mon, an Mr. Clark hu work
,Z.t ('rouse linn gone to Olnoy to
Line wrk. (lor ,ow d"'
HI"": .. .. ,
yiu Juliana Milium win man
" ..... .............. .in, ...
huQ U MIU HI" "M'"'"i Wl.ll MM
Li in l'uillund.
Cilwln Tucker, mm or mm. i-rana
,iur of thin city, l lif (or vlult
till mother.
Thiliuli! win nf Mr. and Mr. Eroli
Lidlnuil of tlilit city, I rucoYcrlnti
Lm Iuiik unci painful lllnona.
C. U. 1'owiMl lini roiurnnu lo mi
nie In t'luirltnn uflnr ft vlalt to III
Uilitnr, Mm. Orvlllo WUIU, of thin
iri. (!o. Chumliori ftnd children
Vurnod Hutunliiy from Hwet Home.
iiero llx-y "l"'1'1 t Fourth vlt;:
Ull.
Ulcnn Hinltli liim returned to I'ort-
LiJ. IuvIiik vUited lila mother, Mr
L WllliaiiiH. nenr lloullon, for a
it darn.
A. J. Kraft tnotor-cycleU down
in rortlimil Sunday and auonl the
it with Mr. and Mra. will Karth,
Vu Yiuktun.
Kobert Megiienn and Juy Tottor
iiurnnl friiui Tim Dulles, whore they
Ul hopliiK to II nd employment In
It buy flnlilH.
Mime Murle and Lena lleln or
hraholm, returned to thnlr home
tl nvk, after a vlalt with frlunda
trtt mil lu Kt. Helena.
Mr. Mad uiitx, the banner Hardener
lloullon, went lo Cortland Sunday
it I fnw iluyH' outline.
PopuJny'R ri-Hliiuratit will this week
kt their iireM-nl quarter In tho
ni bullilliiK, moving to the llrlnn
kildltiK down the afreet.
tllni Ituth Anderaon of rorlland.
ho baa Imlii (lie Kunat of the Mlaaea
..'Ion am) Klnrence Uaraon, near
liiulton, returned to her home Mon-
Chan, Km It Ii returned loat week
hm Ht. Clciiul, where he lias been
tr tlm pimt yeur. Mra. Hmtth and
ktehllilreu Inivo been here for aome
Imi.
Albert I.oiik, a nephew of 8. S.
m of thin city, arrived from
iclilion, Kuiih., Suturdny, and wilt
ill hero for a few day before golug
ftllfurulii. .
Ur. TliointiHon White and daugh-
fr, lli'lin, went to I'ortland Thurn-
kyto meet Mrs. White' mother and
Her, who urrlvud Thursday evening
tiul the Hummor In lloullon.
Wenli.y Imu of Atchlaon. Kana .
ho ii hum vlHltlng lila brother, 8. 8.
finf, returned Sunday from Orek"n
ny, wnern ho had gone to see an-
nr lirnther, who resldoa thore.
Ulna Mury Wllverdlng, who has
fn Willi rehitlvos nomr Yankton for
print fnw mmitha, went to l'ort
M Sunday evening, where she will
rmilu for u while with her alater.
Mlii Ilernlcn Mualen of I'ortland.
Ilio has heeu upending part of her
Ewnn with Ht. Iluluna friend, vl-
at the home of her grandparents,
' ami Mm. Jcilin Maaten of IIiIb
fly, luMt week. HIib wft accompan
i by MIhs Ia.U Clear of 8t. Helens.
Harold Decker and Wilbur Lrrn-
. both of this city, Joined the Hoy
witaon their march Monday to tho
"aiem. Tho Ucouta were takon to
reaholm liv uiitmiiulilln. from there
fi"T xpnciRd to ninrch to camp. Kev.
'J'lcrot Ht. lloluna. accomnanlod the
r'i. and tho tcu-daya' trip will no
"ui m a very pleasant outing for
"ui an.
Newi Of tlin mnrrlnua nl Mlu Until
Fikor, daughter of Mr. and Mra. L.
uocker of this cltv. was received
t woek us a groat surprise, even to
'fpiirenlH. Mlua IWIiar h Iwnvi
Hade her hmiin with Iw.r nraml
Docker of I'ortland, visiting here
mquontly. The marriage occurred In
ncouver. and was ft very nulot
"air, rllH sriwim la lilmoi, llrnilnr.
Portland yoiinv mnn ' whn la con-
Ni'd with a luci Uank In the ca
nity of clork. -
Lawrence Tnrlinll nf Yankton.
,fldi.tof tho Columbia County
fuir aHHiif.inii.i . i un..unn
lueadiiy. Mr. Tarboll snvs that the
" r ' Kolng to be largor and better
"II aUtllllin tlinn a u a m Ulu Bov.
r new hiiinilngs will add to the
fc , ..l! SIVI UV1III fc.. .
roilimOOlltlmia nf tl.a wlallnra anil
phlliltors. and the exhibit them-
P'UveS urn nvnnAlA.I .nl, f.lirhnr
"an 111 fni.n.. limn. u. Tnohnll
.' vi.iiun, mi. wi w..
f' 1 "o bis pttrt and the people of
-...inn. county should unite In try
" to nmliu thig tne beat of it kind
WARREN.
I Mlas EH0 Ka1)0rg .Pent8unday
JIb Muhr apont Sunday at lila
8am ii,, i, i,..- i ci. .ii..
1. "ISIIlU HJUll OUIIIIU lIVl
hi m, IKllong.
jrs. t)rvol Ulllott 1 visiting rela-
VuMo ""M" lreon and family spent
unro una wnolr
I : i" rortinnd.
L. , ""mmerbock, who ha boon
Peering with an abscess in the ear,
wnnl 4n 1fk 1.. rt. .1 .
an e;rr Jociaiui: "
mm nigne KKstrom returned
C olton, Oregon, Tuesday.
to
miss 1110 urewell Is vlHltlng her
sister at Corbott, Uregon.-
O. W. Bwenson lias been inn kin it
some Improvement on his house
The W. C. T. V. hehl their reKulur
minting at Mra. K. M. yf. ,,
Thursday.
Mis Kllnn Johnson of rortinnd
pent Hunday visiting at 0. II Kk
atrom' home.
The M. K. Hunduy School will hold
a picnic In N. K. Haker' orchard
Saturday the 17th.
Tho Ladles Aid of the M. R. church,
will meet at the homo of Mrs. H. o
llawn, Krlduy afternoon.
The Luther league of the Swedish
church held their regular business
meeuiig wonnosilay evening.
Mis Katie Nystrom. who has been
visiting at mo homo of U. II. Kk
troin for ft couple of weeka, returned
to I'ortlund Monday.
Frank Ilolmstrom, Mis llnlm
strom, Miss I'eterson, Otwar Llnd and
family, motored from l'orthtnd lust
Thursday and visited at the homes of
0, H. Kkstrom and C. J. lrson, also
making ft trip to St. Helens before
returning to Portland.
YANKTON.
Mr. Stewart Is spending a few
week at Hot Springs.
Miss Irono Marshall Is vlidliug her
rt'ither near Oregon City.
Miss Mary Wllverdlng returned to
her home In Portland on Monday of
tliln week.
Wm. Karth and fumlly spent a few
days of the Fourth of July hollduy
camping on Hunker's Hill.
Mr. and Mr. Went more motored
from their homo In Spoknno, Wash.,
o I'ortlund In throo days, and thence
o Yunkton, whero tliey visited a few
ltd acquaintances. Mr. WcHtmoro
i n daughter of Mr. Kiln llrlggs.
Mr. Hudolph Karth has been suf
fering with a aevere sprained neck,
houldor and back, besides a number
of lurgo, ugly bruises on tho left side
of her bend-unit body. It was the
result of an accident, when one of the
Independent Auto Co.'s machines run
Into her buggy in front of the lloul
lon bakery.
LIST OF TRANSFERS.
July 7 D. II. Kowlor and wife to
Kstnn I). Johnson and wife, wty
deed; n li of swV4 of nw Rec. 20,
T. 6 N.. K. 1 W., $1100.00.
J. T. Illnford to Churles W. John
jon, wty deed; Lot S. Illk. 78, St.
Helens. $100.
jy gorrln llncku to Myrtle A.
tlaekus, Q. C doed; Lota 6 and 7.
Illk. 1, Florence Add. to Italnlor mid
tract 26 and 29, ChitHkanlo Draln
ugo District. $1.00.
C. C. Murton and wife lo T. II
Smith, wty deed; seVi of aoVi of
no4 of awVi Hoc. 34, T. 4 N., 11. 2
V $10.00.
July 9 Henry Mollunon to ('has.
Kmll Morelund and Henry O. More
land, wty deud; B-C Int In swVi of
nc. nwl4 of se'i Sec. 29, T. 7 N.,
U. 4 W.. $1.00.
Cliaa. Kmll Moilanen to Chns. Emit
Morolund and Henry ii. Morelund,
wty deed; 1-0 Int. In property do
scribed nbovo, $1.00.
July 10 E. (' Slunwood, Khorlff,
lo Otto Grlnde, Sheriff deed; 33 1-S
X. In iwU of nwU Sec. 29. and 6 1-5
a. In nott of o'4 of ne!4 Soc. 30,
T. 8 N., 11. 3 W.. $3381.06.
Fred J. Vance to Chsa. L. llullurd,
wty deed; part of iwli of noVi and
su 14 of no 14 Sec. 2, T. 3 N., K. 2 W.,
loylng west of I'ortlund & Southwest
ern It. It. Co. right of way, $10.00.
July 1 J Columbia County Invest
ment Co. to Murtha L. McCuuslnnd,
wty deed; Lot 7, Heaver Homes.
$10.00.
J. A. Johnson and who to v. m
.n.i wifn. wtv doed: 5 a. In Josso
Mile D. L. C. Boo. 13, T. s in., ii. i
W., $10.00.
Rolma Klnnunen Wnlsanon ami
husband to Columbia Agricultural
2a.. Q. C. deed; e14 of aw 14 sec. .
u. nf nwli and Lot 3, Soc. 32,
T. 8 N.. H. 4 W.. $100.
Marie Grace rottljohn and bus
band to Columbia County, right of
...... .i..a.i. in ft. wldo over se14 of
nWl Sec. 32. T. 5 N., It. 6W $R0.00
i..i mfnlnmbla County Heal
Batata Co. to J. W. Keck, wty deed;
Lot IB. Hlk. 41, St. Helens, $22B.00
THE OREGON
BLUE BOOK
Secretary of State Olcott I dis
tributing copies of the Orogon Blue
Hook for 1015-1916. which ha Just
,.m off the press. The legislature
impropriated $2200 for printing the
book, and it contnlns much valuablo
i.,fnnntlon. having 192 page.
xi...., f.miiiraa nf this year' book
inl.i.1n slntemont of land through
out tho state and an outllno map of
tho state.
a.u oientt is having no
Ot'UIVllll v
troublo In disposing of the hooks.
viirirK.
Pha unilaralened will not DO re
.ponsible for any bill made by any
.r.nn In the execution
Sf the road "work In Columbia county
"'J ..... ..innrvlslon. unless ald
hill are contracted on our order in
WrU STANDIFEn-CLARKSON CO.
ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. JULY 16. 1915.
HELP THE LUMBERMEN
U win .1 . '. "uuce uereDy given that sealed
ii win Ptty t10 voter. 0( Orogon m w, De recelve(, by the County
to study a bit as to how the lumber ('ourt of Columbia County at St. 1
Industry cun ho helped . ,lelei". Oregon, until 2 P. M., July
Tho pronpect 0f it. r0vivl ,, ?4th' 1,X6, and then Pened- fr the'
liriiii slii. , i , ? . Improvement of a portion of the MU
rgn sculo nro be luir pnilMi.ur.,,! i,. 1 ni ia i- m...... vr- . i
vnr
'arluus way.
i mo -zono syatem" of rate
iiiukliiK, bused on dlstunco hauled,
Is extended, Oregon timber will be
as remote from the great murkots of
tho middle woMt as If it wore located
In AluHku or further, so fur as a
chunce to compete with Bouthorn
Yolhiw I'lno is concerned.
Kveu If It could be lundad free of
cost In Now York City via the I'an
umu cunul, It will bo nidrn rnnitilu
from "'"'nato market In the MIs-
""'uri ana MisslsHlppI vulloys than
lumber ut southern mills.
This wo will point out In a future
urtlclo.
Alao, the cost of production Is
turgor hero under tho roHirl-il..n
mposed by state laws. All these
restriction liave an excellent In
tent, but many of them full to
uchlnvo their Intent while at the
sumo time they damage the Indus
try.
A tendoncy to tax timber for Im
provement which are not necessities
Is making tho burden too heavy to
curry except for a few wealthy In
terests, whoso resources enable them
to oulllvo prolonged depressions
which ruin their competitors.
Disposition to avoid using timber
for public purposes, In fuvorlng ce
ment, steel, and other fireproof ma
terials, retlcclB credit on the enter
prise of school board and other
purchasing bodies, but it is crucify
ing our great Industry. TIiobo who
uivo made a study claim that the
same purumount object of "safety
first" cun be achieved at lesB cost for
many public woiks by using wood.
With tho welfare of a great In
dustry at stuke, is It not worth while
to leurn whether these men are
rlghtT
Other industries here In the Pa
cific Northwest will not attain their
doserved measure of DroBnorltv If
umber fulls to revive. More brick
will bo Bold when lumber mon are
prosperous than when they are un
employed. More cement will be sold
when lumber mills are running than
wh.-n they are rusting. More steel
will bo In demand when more lum
ber is in demand. Mercantile busi
ness, wholesale und retail, will reap
moro pro lit from revival of lumber
llian from reductions of freight
rates, ninny times over. More farm
produce will bo eold, and at higher
prices, if lumber camps are active.
Wo are all vitally concerned with
protecting the lunibor Industry from
further dumngo, and we will all profit
by rescuing It from utter ruin.
Oregon Voter.
BRIDGES COMPLETED.
W. M. Peters, district highway en
glncor, who Is now making his head
quartern at Westport, was In Astoria
yeslerdny afternoon on business in
connection with the road work on
tho Columbia highway. Mr. Peters
Btntes that excellent progress is being
niailu on the scenic roadway and that
the bridges across three of the creeks
between Astoria and Westport have
boon completed and work is moving
satisfactorily on the others. The
Astoriun.
FIRE WARDENS NAMED
State Forester Elliott has appoint
ed tho flro wardens to patrol the for-
osts of Columbia county not held In
national forests. Salaries for these
wardens la provided by the various
timber association. Those chosen
for this county are as follows:
Fred Ellison, Timber; F. A. Floe-
tor, Yankton; Nels Rogers, Mist.
The supervising warden wore
namod somo time ago and are in
charge of the patrol work. S. M
MattKon of Vornonla, was selected
tor this county.
ADVERTISING FOR BIDS
The county commissioners of Mult
uomah county are advertising for
bids for - the construction or pave
ment on the St. Helens-Portland
roud. on sections A. B, O, H and I
biiin on which were rejected a few
warVb affO.
mils on sections V. D, k. r, j, n
and L, which were opened on June
9th, were laid on tne tame ior luniier
consideration.
, Acreage homes In St. Helens, at
Milton Park, adjoining the Houlton
School House grounds, are now on
the market. Tracts of from 2 to
or more acres, as desired. Prices
roimnnnble. Terms liberal. Small
nnymont down; balance on .time at
low Interest. See Geo. II. 8hlnn, at
office of Columbia County Abstract
Pnmnnnv. St. Helens. Oregon. 80-4t
NOTICE.
cnnt.i bids will be received until
iniv 2th. 1915. by the Bonrd of
School District No. 2, for repairs on
i,i hniiiiinar. Plans and sped ft -
.nllnnl w ill be on file at the office of
ti,n St. Helens Mist. The board re
serving the right to reject any and
all bids. Sold work to be completed
by August 20th, 1915.
R. S. HATTAN, Chairman,
' 30-2C
NOTICK TO CONTRACTORS.
man Koad In District No. 4, and ft
portion of Columbia Road near Red
Tnin In T 1 1 ,. , l ... viA a '
urn. i.i ly.nu iui iu. a. i
Plan and specification are on file
and may be examined In the office of
the County Clerk; plan for the Ever-!
man Road will also be on file with '
the Road Supervisor of District No. '
4. Bids must be made on form on
file with the plan and specifications
and each bidder shall deposit with ,
his bid a certified check for five per
cent of the amount of hi bid which
shall be forfeited to the County In
case the award I made to him and
he shall full, neglect or refuse for a 1
period of five days after such award
ia made to enter Into a contract and
tile the required bond. I
The right I reserved to reject any
and all bids. I
A. F. BARNETT, County Clerk.
29-2t.
Kl'KCIAL KLKCTION NOTICE.
Notice 1 hereby given that on the
23rd day of July, 1915, a special
election will be held In the City of
8t. He'ena, Oregon, to vote on the
question of adoption or rejection of
the proposed new City Charter of St. I
Helens, Oregon; said election to be
hold at the following voting places:
Ward No. 1, City Hall in East St.
Helens; Ward No. 2, West St. Hel
ens (former town hall of Houlton); I
and the voting place being open
from 8 o clock A. M. to 8 o'clock 1
P. M.
Given under my hand and seal of
City of St. Helens, Oregon, thl 6th
day of July, 1915.
(City Seal) E. E. QUICK, Recorder.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Orogon, for Columbia County. Charles
W. Johnson, plaintiff, vs. Mary John
son, defendant. To Mary Johnson,
the above named defendant: In the
name of the State of Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear and ans
wer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled court on or be
fore the 17th day of July, A. D.
915, which Is sis weeks after the
4th day of June. A. D. 1916. thei
date ordered for the first publication
of summons; and if you fall to so ap
poar and answer, plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
In his complaint, to-wlt: For a de
cree dissolving tho bond of matri
mony heretofore and now existing
between the plaintiff and defendant
horeln, and that plaintiff be decreed
to be the owner of Lot 3 In Block 78.
In the City of St. Helens, Columbia I
ounty, Oregon, freed from any claim I
t defendant, and for such other and !
further relief as to the court may
seem equitable and just.
This summons is published by or
der of the Hon. A. L. Clark, Judge of
the County Court of Columbia Coun
ty, State of Oregon, made and enter
ed on the 4th day of June, A.D. 1915.
M. E. MILLER and
W. A. HARRIS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
St. Helens, Oregon.
First publication, June 4, 1915.
Last publication, July 16, 1915.
Wanted To rent a good piano by
responsible parties. Call or write
The Mist office.
LODGES
Klwanda Tribe No. 63, Improved
Order of Redmen, meets second and
fourth Thursdays of each month In
K. of P. hall, St. Helens. Visiting
brethren welcome.
E. I. BALLAGII, C. of R.
St. Helens Rebekah Lodge, No.
217, meets first and third Thursday
of each month In I. O. O. F. Hall.
Visiting members always welcome.
MRS. ELLA ALLEN, N. G.
ORA BENNETT, Sec.
Houlton Circle No. 478, Women
of Woodcraft, meets the second and
fourth Tuesday afternoon of each
month at Houlton, Oregon.
AGNES DIXON, 0. N.
ANNA RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Columbia Encampment, No. 77,
O. O. F. meets in the I. O. O. F.
Hall, on the second and fourth
Thursday of each month. Sojourn
ing Patriarchs most cordially invited
to meet with us
CHAS. M. BKELER, C. P.
C. W. BLAKESLEY, Scribe.
Avon Lodge No. 62 Knights of
Pythias meets every Tuesday even
ing in Castle Hall, St. Helens. Vis
iting Knights always welcome.
S. R. SONNELiAND, C. C.
M. E. MILLER, K. of R. S.
St. Helens Lodge No. 32,
A. F. ft A. M. meets 1st
and 3rd Saturday In each
month. Visiting brothers cordially
welcomed. EDWIN ROSS, Master.
E. E. QUICK, Secretary.
St. Helens Lodge
O. F. building, on
meets in the I O.
No 117, I. O. O. F.
the second and fourth Saturdays of
each month, visiting members are al
ways given a hearty welcome.
JESSE LANSING, N. G.
C. W. BLAKESLEY, Sec.
TUUcum Tribe No. 52, Improved
O. R. M., of Yankton, Ore., meets at
its wigwam, second and fourth Sat
urdays of each month. '
W. G. BRANNON, C. ot R.
EBER BROWN, Sack.
"MONEY"
The mint makes It and under the
terms of the CONTINENTAL
MORTGAGE COMPANY you can
secure It at 6 per cent for any
legal purpose on approved real
estate. Terms easy, tell us your
wants and we will co-operate with
yU PETTY A COMPANY
513 Denham Bldg. Denver, Colo.
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Me Mk
FURNITURE
HARDWARE
Complete Stock of Heavy and Shelf Goods
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
SCREEN DOORS .
Farm Implements
MUCKLE HARDWARE CO.
ST. HELENS, OREGON
EUROPEAN PLAN AMERICAN PLAN
EVERYTHING MODERN AT THE
ST. HELENS HOTEL
J. C.EORGE, Proprietor ALL BUSSES CALL AT HOTEL
RATES $1.00 AND UP
SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS
TTI a. 1.
Columbia
TO
SEPT. 22
Premium Lists will be sent on application to
G. L- Tarbell, Prest.,
Sec'y, St. Helens.
MR. DAIRYMAN:
Till cabinet In Pacific oak
finish
$12.50
Other cabinet from
$10 up
Kitchen table from
$1.50 up
English Breakfast table,
from
$3.50 up
UNDERTAKING
A 1
County Fair i
BE HELD
- 23 - 24, 1915
Yankton, or J. H. Southard,
X
WE ARE PREPARED TO
FURNISH YOU WITH ANY
QUANTITY OF BUTTER
WRAPPERS, BEST QUAL
ITY PAPER, PRINTED IN
NEAT STYLE, WITH INK
THAT DOES NOT STAIN
THE BUTTER, AT VERY
LOW PRICES.
THERE'S A REASON
WHY RUSH ORDERS ARE
KEEPING OUR" JOB DE
PARTMENT BUSY, BUT
WE CAN TAKE CARE OF
YOU.
TRY US WITH YOUR
NEXT ORDER, WHERE
QUALITY IS THE MOTTO.
WE GUARANTEE SATIS
FACTION. ADDRESS
THE MIST PRINTERY.
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