ST.-HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JULY 23, 1915.
CORRESPONDENCE
To Our Correspondents;
Owing to the (act that the
Mist goes to press one day
earlier now than heretofore,
getting the paper to our pa
trons over the county not lat
er than Saturday, will you be
so kind as to endeavor to get
the correspondence to us not
later than Wednesday morn
ing? It will enable us to get
your items in each and every
week, thereby making a more
fresh and newsy sheet. We
will appreciate your assist
ance in this matter.
TRENHOLM.
(Too Into for last week).
Wm. Woerner was a Portland vis
itor the past week.
Wilbur Larrabee of Houlton, is
here for a few days.
Arthur Fowler left this week for
a weeks' visit in Portland.
Mr. Campbell and Melissa Cullen
were St. Heleus visitors Thursday.
LeBaron Crouse Is on a few days'
vacation in Houlton and St. Helens.
Oscar Kyle is also taking a few
days' vacation on account of poor
health.
George Rathburn, bolt cutter for
the Cooperage Co., is no the sick list
tor a few days.
Mrs. Chas. Hein and family are
home after a two weeks' visit at Ab
erdeen, Wash.
George Young met with a painful
accident Tuesday, by cutting his arm
with his ax. He was rushed to Port
land to a hospital, and at last reports
be was out of danger.
Little Rachel Petel, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ketel, fell
and broke her left arm last week.
Mrs. Ketel drove at once to Houlton
for medical treatment, returning
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown and family of
Portland, hsve bought the Elton
Kelly place and moved here Thurs
day. Their daughter. Miss Agnes
Brown, was chosen as teacher for
the ensuing term of school. We wel
come Mr. and Mrs. Brown to our lit
tle colony. Their daughters. Mrs.
Ralph Lewis and Miss Brown are
old time visitors here.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
July 19. 1S95.
Assessor White and his deputy, O.
W. Barnes, are busily engaged mak
ing a copy of the assessment roll for
1S95.
Mr. and Mrs. Tysikiewlci of Bach
elor island, proprietor of the St.
Helens townsite, were In the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. G. Muckle and daughter.
Agnes, have been in Portland and
Oregon City this week. Mrs. Muckle
attended the Chautauqua during her
visit.
We are sorry to announce the sad
and very unexpected death in Port
land of Mrs. E. A. Pelthley. De
ceased was a sister of Mrs. J. G.
Muckle of this city, and was well
known here.
Norman Merrill of Clatskanie, was
in the city Monday. He was of the
opinion that a railroad from Clatska
nie to the Nehalem valley will be
pushed to a successful termination.
Captain and Mrs. Orin Kellogg of
Portland, were In St. Helens Satur
day night installing officers of Mix
pah chapter of the Eastern Star.
President Cleveland is reported as
saying that he believes "McKinley
will be the Republican candidate in
1S96 and the tariff the issue."
REUBEN.
Smith Wagner was a Rainier vis
itor Monday.
J. S. Holbrook and H. Hill of the
BeaTer Homes, was in town on Mon
day. W. E. Wiley and J. W. Donovan of
Portland, were visitors in town this
week.
The Columbia Timber Co. logging
camp has resumed operations after
a short Fourth of July shut down.
T. S. Linton has secured a posi
tion with the Columbia Timber Co.,
and has moved his family out to their
camp.
Mrs. J. M. Lindsay visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Minnie Eurgess, at
Rainier Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Wasser of Maple Dale,
was in town on Saturday; also Mrs.
Philip S. Linton of the Columbia
Timber camp.
Mrs. Aaron Giberson of Oak Point.
Wash., visited with her sons, W. E.
and H. Giberson, last week. She re
turned home Saturday.
Fred Woodhouse, wife and daugh
ter, J. M. Lindsay, H. M. Fowler, M.
D. Link, John Gilliam, Fred Leng
acher and A. D. Larson and family,
were in Portland Thursday to see
the Liberty Bell.
XOTICK TO GRANGERS.
Columbia County Pomona Grange
will meet with. Clatskanie Grange the
first Saturday in August, being sev
enth day. A good attendance is de
sired, as there will be speakers there.
R. N. LOVELACE. n
Sl-St. Master Pomona Grange.
11$ 00 per month heretofore allowed
Mrs. E. Spent, be. and the same is
herebv discontinued.
Matter of plans and specifications
for road Improvement.
On this day the County Roadmae
ter presents to the Court his plans
and specifications for certain road
improvements, designated as a por
tion of the Millard road. In Road Dis
trict No. 2; a portion of the Colum
bia road. In Road District No. J. and
a portion of the Everman road in
District No. 4.
And the Court being advised In the
matter, it is ordered by the Court
P
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01
XOTICK OK SHERIFF'S 8ALK.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Columbia County. O. S.
Larson, plaintiff, vs. Thomas Basse
and Susanna Basse, defendants.
T'nHw n,1 hv Tirtue of an execution
in foreclosure. Issued out of the that said plans and specifications be.
above named Court, in the above en- and the same are hereny approver,
titled cause, on the !0th day of July. It Is further ordered by the Court
1915. in pursuance of a judgment.1 that call for bids for said improve-(
decree and order of sale, rendered ment be published In two lamie. of.
and entered in said Court on the 10th the St. Helens Mist and the Rainier I
dav of July, 1915. in a mortgage Review, and that such bid. be opened i
foreclosure suit, wherein the plain- on the 14th dy of July, 1915. at the
tiff, O. S. Larson, recovered judg- hour of J o'clock p. m. j
ment against the defendant, Thomas Whereupon. Court adjourned until i
Basse, for the sum of S31S C3. with Thursday. July S. 1915.
interest thereon at the rate of per Thursday. July S. 1915. 2nd Ju-!
GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT
SODIUM PHOSPHATE
For biliousness, constipation, heartburn jaw,
dice, dyspepsia due to constipation, K,'mt
auv condition caused by torpor of the score
tions. take one to two tcaspoonfuls in half "
glass of water.
35c for 4-oz. bottle at
PLAZA PHARMACY
THE REXALL STORE
DONATES TIMBER
The District Forester at Portland,
Oregon, has today Issued to the Alas
ka Engineering Commission a free
use permit for over S5.000.000 feet
of timber, to be used in the construc
tion of the proposed government rail
road between tidewater and the Ma
tanuska coal field.
The Act of March 4. 1914, author
ized the Forest Service to permit the
Navy Department and the Alaska
Engineering Commission to take
from the national forest, free of
charge, earth, stone and timber for
use in government works. In accord
ance with this provision, the Forest
Service is setting aside bodies of
timber in the Chugach National For
est convenient to the line of the pro
posed railroad, in order that the
building of the railroad may be fur
thered in this way by getting tie tim
ber, piling, etc, free of charge, at
convenient points.
The permit issued today by the
District Forester allows the cutting,
by the commission's contractors, on
eight areas, most of them on Turn
again arm. and in the vicinity of
Cook's inlet, the total stand upon
which aggregates 5.600,000 feet.
NOTICE.
Sealed bids will be received until
July !Sth. 1915. by the Board of
School District No. !, for repairs on
school building. Plans and specifi
cations will be on file at the office of
the St. Helens Mist. The board re
serving the right to reject any and
all bids. Said work to be completed
by August JOth, 1915.
R. S. HATTAX, Chairman.
30-2L
COLUMBIA CITY.
(Too late for last week).
Mrs. C. G. Caples is having a new
new bath house put In.
E. McVey went t.- Portland a few
days ago and returned the same day
H. Wharton is in poor health and
will take a trip to Hood River soon
to try and find relief.
W. P. McLay and wife returned
from Portland, where they went to
visit their sick daughter.
The cub bear is gone, chain and
all. Look out for your chickens, as
as he Is as fond of them as of a
minister.
Miss Mamie Maelay is very poorly
and has been for some time. She
underwent an operation at the Uod
Samaritan hospital, and Is improving
slowly.
Henry Oleen seemed to be in a
harry this morning. He was seen
on the ran. with a suit case In one
hand and a collar in the other, and
was not losing any time.
, . sotice.
Plans for the new school bnilding
to be built on the fair grounds at St.
Helens, will be on 111 in the County
Superintendent's office at the court
hoase, after Tueeday, the 20th Inst.
Bids for the bnilding of same will
be received ap to 2:10 o'clock Toes
day, the 27th Inst. The committee
reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. Balk lag mast be completed
t7 September 12. 1915.
G. L. TAR BELL, Pres. j
BY BASS DRUM
It always takes
Just such a
Man as Frakes
To build a
Big Barn
On one of
The best farms
In the whole
United States.
And to give
A Dance
And everything free
To yon and
To me.
With passage free
On the AMERICA
Everybody went
On dancing bent
And Care free
There were cows
Galore, in the
Orchard, where
Fruit bore
And be it
Said the dancers
Brave, had a
Close shave
With shoes so
White and the
Dark Night
Was quite a
Sight But on
Fun bent, the
Evening was
Gloriously spent
With Mine Host.
Frakes. lor he's
The man that takes.
Tea, icdeedie.
cent per annum from June 1, 1914.
for $350 attorney's fees and for
$21.40 costs, commanding me to
make sale of the following described
real property, all In Columbia Coun
ty. Oregon, to-wit: Beginning at a
point 3151.10 feet east from the
Southwest corner of the J. H. Piper
Donation Land Claim, in section 2$.
township 8 north, range 4 west of
Willamette meridian, and runntng
thence north 914.70 feet to a point;
thence east 77S.40 feet to a point;
o
H riioi
Lbxo
BANK BUILDING
hone 100
aiciai uav. j
Court came pursuant to adjourn-
ment.
Officers all present.
Due proclamation being made, the
following proceedings were had:
Matter of claims against the
County.
On this the Sth day of July. 1915.
claims against the County, as here
tofore filed with the Clerk, were ex
amined by the Court and allowed In
the various sums as carried out by
ST. HELENS, ORE.
IQ
thence south 914.70 feet to a point; the Court on the face of said claims.
and thence west 77S.40 feet to the , being as follows:
point of beginning, containing IS. 34, fieaeral Kuml.
acres. Also, an undivided one-ha'fj Geo. W. Vogel. registering voters,
interest In the following described j $6 j.50; F. C. McGraw. surveying,
tract of land, vis.: Beginning at a$7.50; Edward Veailc. same, $9.45;
point which is South 5S deg. 40 mln. j K. D. Raker, same. $5 00; ('lias,
east 3.S5 chains from a stake on the Laws, same. $5. SO; Edward Veaile,
east bank of Dobbins slough, in thejMme. 13 00: J. E. Smith, same,
Lawrence Bohnert Donation Land '$10 00. A. M. Merrill, same, 100;
All Work Guaranteed. Estimates Furnished,
R. CONSTANTIN
PLUMBING, HEATING,
SHEET METAL WORK.
St. Helena
Oregi
on
Claim, in section 27, township 8
north, range 4 west of Willamette
meridian, which stake is set on the
south line of the land once owned by
Wilhelm Bassi and Carl Sacariasen
Fred Mann. same. 16 00; P. Boll,
same, $ 00; W. C. Yeager, same.
$S.00; Peter Peterson, same. IS 00;
G. E. Farnsworth. same. 1100.00;
L. J. Van Orshoven, same. $107.61;
and by them conveyed to Thomas, g. E. Farnsworth. eipense of mir
Basse by deed dated May 20. 1902,jTeyor. $S 35; Io G. Titus, same.,
and recorded in Book Z. page 19.;C03: Kilham Sla Prlntlnr Co..
deed records of said County, and , guppjie,, nlir, fl 33: Jess Cravens.1
from which stake a plum tree. 6 lTery. same. $2 50; S P. S. Ry .
Inches In diameter, bears south 1 rent of instrument, J0c; Clatskanie
deg. west 13 links distant, and an 'chief, pub. call for bids. $10 20; J.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
apple tree S inches in diameter, bears
south CI deg. east 34 links distant,
thence runntng south 58 deg. 40 mln.
east 1.27 chains to the railway right
D. McKay. Supervisor It. D. No. 1.
$S0 50; J. W. Akin, same, No. 2.
$$7.50; It. J. Keelan. same. No. .1.
$$4.00; J. E. Johnson, same. No. 4.
or way; tnence norm 4 aeg. east $77 57; j f.. Van. same. No. 5,
along the west side of said right of 15. 0; J v. Foster, same. No. 6.
way 3.15 chains to the south line $S5.75: E. A. Gessell. same. No. 7.
of said tract so conveyed by said; $70.00; X'. S Velllnicer. Koad Vlew
Basst and Sacariasen to Thomas r $: 0: J. W. Rice. Road Viewer,!
Basse: thence west 1.70 chains: $10. 00; St. Helens Tel. Co.. tele
thence south 37 deg. 20 mln. west ! phones. $27 S; Jesse Cravens, liverv
2.53 chains to point of beginning, lo sheriff, $ 00; E C. Slanwond.
containing 4 2-100 of an acre. Also. J sheriff's expense. $32 40: Chat
an undivided one-half interest in the Brown, same. $31 25; S R Sonne
following described land, vlx.: Be- Rnj, work for Sheriff. $20 60; W. E.
ginning at the stake above described conyers. same. $5 00: l'rl & Son.
on east bank of Dobbins slough, and iTerv for Sheriff, $5.00: Kilham Sla
running thence east on the south : . .rin,in(t ., supplies, same,
line of the Und so conveyed by Wil-i l; 34. Uur, Bar,.r. wrk for s,lpr.
helm Bassi and Carl Sacariasen tolff- $42.50: Gertrude Philip, same,
said Thomas Basse by deed dated ! J(;0;. R s Hattan. same. $10 00
May 20. 1902. aforesaid. 8.25 chains, st. Helens Mist, supplies. sme.
to the east line of said railway right . $37 4J. Hushong & Co.. same. $.1 55;
of way to a point; thence east along , GUss Pradhomme Co.. supplies for
said line of said tract of land 5.05! clerk. $7 57; Hushong & Co.. same,
chains to the west line of the County; ,,0 60. j,ulont g. Co f
road running from Mayger to Clats- $17.j5; A. F. Harnett. p,(1,Ur.
kanie, Oregon; thence south 21 der. ; evpressage. $15.00: H.isl.nnR & Co
west along the County road 3.79 , ,upplie( for nk r,0. ,,, ,Ut.
chains to the land owned by the A.;Un, ,ork for ( Wk ,j, ,,0.
i C. R R. Co.; thence north 1 dec.; kani, niiP( publmii call for war
west 3 5 chains along said R. R. j ,, S5. Wo0(, A
Co s land; thence north 40 deg. east ,or ,7r50; H r Wooi, nse
0.2 chains: thence north 45 der. ! 1 ioi,i. -,.,.
... .. ... . v" ....... .,1 . ...r.w. .,1 ir I 111 1 ir.
DRAYINC AND TRANSFER
All Business Promptly Attended To
PHONE IS OR 2
WM. H. DAVIES - - prop,
ST. HELENS, ORECON
GEO. H. SHINS'. Pres.
L. It. RUTHERFORD, 8.
Columbia County Abstract
Company
ST. HELENS, ORECO.I
The only complete abstract system in Colum- .
bia County, Oregon.
BEST WORK
LOWEST PRICES
west 1.50 chains to the east line of
evpense of Assessor. 11 45: ;ladys
saia a. l. n. n.. to. s ng.n 01 way; . t. i.hkr rk . 1, ....... .- . ...
thence north 20 deg. east along said ; Columbia Herald, pub. call for war
east line cf right of way 0 3S. chains, 60r. R s
to the point of beginning, contain ng, $1;.O0: Kilham Sta. Printing Co
i.va scr-s. abq also, an unaiviaeo -unnl'.e. ,n t ., (lft.
scribed land, viz.: Beginning at a!
poini in toe east uounaary line or; 1
one-naii interest in tne following Je-. Van. n,ie, mih fnp ',,
Beginning at a! ,j 00. St HeIens Mj(l, Mm(,
M I rnnEtrs renu r Z. ftrt. c
the lLftYrenr Rohnprt Dnnatinn I jinrl . i . . . '. ' l"
Claim, Notification No. L 7, ; j,
i , u-'js : raneL,$-r-o& Mpr r, for
j which point is 7.11 chain, south of; pTr" ' iYso';'- Oo
1 iiir .unjiun rorner 01 saia Claim. ( -
and running thence south 12.54'
chains along the east line of said :
Claim; thence north S9 deg. west :
16.91 chains to a post; thence south,
37 deg. 20 min. west 2.29 chains;!
thence north 58 deg. 40 min. nest!
VI.OLU, ik uu rn uani ui . xiew bub call
Dobbins slough: thence west to the rt,ini- p..
ork for Dist. Atty.. $4 9.V. Orlrmlo
Philin. sair.e. 1 .25; Bushnng Co ,
upnlies for Dist. Atty., $1.S5; l.
D. Kelley. Juror. $2.00; w. E. Evcr
saul. same. $3.00; L. H. Comhs. wit
ness. State vs. Kanarv, $2 20: Ceo
W. Fuller, same. $2.20: Rainier Re
fer bids. $10.40;
pun. court pro-
12.11 chain, along said wesl line ; ! "' 17 J- al"lcr
'ginning, containing 37.60 acres, ex-j 'V?0r hid. $4 s v , '?' ,P.Ub
I ceotinr therefrom . tr.rt f 1,H f fr biJ'' 120 S5: fat- ",' Mist.
about 2 acres, conveyed lo Ellas Le-. B Doan J pP S,7fe Zv 'WJ
lonen. by deed dated September 13. jt,!d Con,,.hJ '''' llll1
1S09. and recorded in Book 11. page j . p , """Ci .,7 05 :
452 deed record, of old Coon t, I t. D,n:. J..P. Sta,e v- IMHIea.
Auto Troubles
respond quickly and inexpensively to our treatment
If your car rattles, or does not run smoothly, or jars,
or makes too much noise, IT IS TIME TO BRING
IT TO US if you want it to last. A dollar or two
spent on that car today may save you ten 'tomorrow,
and that is an INDISPUTABLE FACT.
Caroline
Maria Engine Repairing.
CITY GARAGE
St. Helens.
lii
Now. therefore, notice is hereby
given, test on Saturday, August 21
$100; J. B. Doan. J
n t rv sa. ,1 ... I
1915. at lloclock A. M.. at the front I - . . ' 'Her, Con-1
door of the Court Hoase, in St. Hel
ens, Columbia County. Oregon, I will.
same, $4 50; D. E. Hedrnmh
witness, same. $5.10: I" v u-..i
I same. $5.10; W. Howard, same
and decree, sell at nubile auction I J, i.A..' .". 5 10
. . . , . . oun
su vuwicuw w nam tricrjuuua. UrQer; tr. 1 A. r
subject to redemption, to the highest! " r . t V. '.! 3 lu; r""an.
said defendant now of.VrT' S-""?
bidder, for cash,
and interest the
u.. ui morr vi lUCLI uu. or nu I ..... tr ti .. -
on the 1st day of June. 1914. the date TV B. uxx'lit' ..."' game-
m .i :. ' ". j. r .. oiate vs.
of said mortgage, in and to said real! K,rv $1 ? t T tZ" v"
property to satisfy said execution. Vm TnV, T.aS,(1 W i'"'
Judgment, interest, cost. ,nd mecrn- c' ' "m' - $,!. T. 8. White
. . V." V. " "-"'una. iz.8Z;
.'. h looden- cr- Phys. Wiklund.
$9.00; T. 8. White, Coroner's exam
ing cons. Dated July 20, 1915.
E. C. STAS"WOOD.
Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon.
First publcatlon July 23. 1915.
Last publication August 20, 191S.
CVHTtT PROCEEDINGS.
(Continued from page 2).
that more than 34) days elapsed be
tween tne date of sncb slaughter and
Catsner. $7.40; T. 8. Whit. n.
exam. Sawchuck, $11.76; W F
Welch. Cor. phys. Sawchuck, $5 00
Dr. A. J Peel. exam. Insane. Kar'-
li.V w-Al,,,n- "p- school supt.
$9.20; J. W. Allen, po.tage. $9.16
!;PV Hattan. same.
public beng thereof be heToS 1 S, Stanton? ' H 45? Ji ? ' .P
WsTlned4: ihe 4U d,y of AWt.;.PpUes to'Birnett u "0. Wsu.!'
11S. at the hoar of 19 o'clock a. m . Price sunnllM t u . i. Btu
at th. County Coart Room, for gX" $"j:?Dr0 6i T'
purpose of determining whether said $50 80 Geo P Tn). Pr. 'arm'
D. E. Freeman ha. complied with .Si H ll v"" F'SrT of 'ISSZ'
U,w, in regard thereto, sad whether $11.90 Home for the .5
,trtted.to ,n- sss:"- o'tx
Hauer of aM U.Jlr.L . 522lui Zl. A. $141.80;
On this day Jt is order bv th, Z ' eunton. 8.00;
Coart that County aid in the sum of
EASTERN and CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS
Via The North Bank Road
Direct Koutew Limited Trains Hi, Paul, Chicago, St. I-oul-
"THE XOUTII HANK IJMITKD" ANI "I NLA XI) KMPIIlK W
I'RKSH" DAILY, IN (INJUNCTION WITH THE CHEAT NORTH
EHN on NoitTHEItN PACIFIC R. It. AND IIUKLINGTON HOl'TR
Dally fnUI rieitemlwir 80 Retura Limit Ocfaiber
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