St. Helens mist., July 30, 1915, Page 3, Image 3

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NEWSY NEWS
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fl. P. H. TIMK TAHMC.
Hoiilli llouiifl,
,lalr I-octtI
North Hound
7-r.S m
11:06 a. in.
, 3 : 4 0 p. m.
7:38 p. m.
i.iap l,ocul
jntar !ocul
8:14 a. m,
1:68 p. m,
0:46 p. in,
9. K. I.yiitli mndo a buslnoss trip
1'orllttiiJ Wednesday.
tin. Will Watts of Bcappooso, was
iw cnuiity Hc.it Saturday.
v II. I'owiill of Portland, w In
... .... Hutiirriuv.
ha eoumr -
KIM 8uslo Kfltol Is visiting with
leaili In Portland this wook.
Juilto KkI" Is devoting this
Lock lii Astoria to hearing the trlul
Kiverol criminal caaos.
Charles IJtHo f Wallace, Idaho,
put f 'iy tl10 ,,lt,Br Pttrt of
,1 woek In Kt, nolens, mr. nine
a many friends here who were glad
i it him.
Utt. IslilBtor and Mrs. Veaslo of
Helena, and Mri. Nolxon of
i,iuimii' rump, attended tho f uuor-
I of Mr. Aclitiim Tuesday. I'lntska-
e Chief.
Morrliunt -I. U. Watt of Bcappooso,
a btniliH'Kit visitor to the city But
hy. Mr. Walts says there will be
cm money In their section after
tops aro ImrvoHli'il than for several
art.
Tlx Western Mugaslne glvoa nine
LM of tlixlr maKHiIno In the lint
.mlxir lu a wrltn-up ot the Colum
.i highway, with many llluntratlonii,
.mine ninny of thn moat beautiful
rnlc features along the highway.
Jami'i Kennedy waa up from Co
lt Mommy, ino Kennedy family
t ploni'nrs in that section, having
oi'vd on their ranch In tho year
SC mid hy hard work and porse
nitre luivo one of tlio boat runchot
d huiiii'H In the county.
S. P. ILikiT, ii n old realdont of the
arreu tortlon, where ho haa made
i lionin fur the pust twenty-six
"an, wan In thn city Buturdoy. Ilia
other, T. A. linker of Portlund,
k--m a tew days with hi brother
family tho latter part of the
The Ilcniuin Lumber company have
iitnl tho construction of the fourth
raft thin season, but It will prob
l; nut be cnmpliitod tlila lumuier
t'ord baa Juki been received of the
ilial ot the llrat of the sea-going
iluat Bun DIoro the first part of
e woek,
Paul Farroll, wIiobo homo Is at
ilnler, wns killed at The Unlloa
rlday, wlicn b fun under a con
ruction train which he was trying
Aboard. Ho was work In riurlns
mention for Hie O.-W. RAN.
J!lr. Ilia undo. J. D. Kartell. Is
tlipit of the road. Ills father.
f. A. Parrell, U a lumberman.
Of the $2D0,000 of state money
Hog expended this year ou hlgh
MT, the fiirmers pay about 105,000.
fl the 14,000,000. ot county and
strict imincy being expended on
Ms this year, the farmer pays
I'M !,000,000; yet as a class farm-
aro opposed to state approprla-
" for road hulldlnv Ornrnn
oter.
fPt. Milton Smith of Rainier, la
poKsonsor of a Ford touring car,
purchase being made through
Independent Auto company of
city. ("apt. Bmlth owns a larire
llk, but hn rm,l,t n .l.t tl.A
mpintliin of driving a Ford. Man-
w Stevuna tells tho Mist man tlrat
Smith has been given the agency
"una f-ord cars In the nalnlor dls-
i'lct
A report from the C.nnn fnnntv
clool Ilmird. luiit rop.etvt at
Nm, contains tho following state
Nnt: "Tln C0UlllPy -i.m., doaerves
kood an education as the city
"'la- The ideal today Is to have
wools In the country that will a-lve
olm children of the rural illHtrlnta
JnKluouti,,,, that Is not only aa good
r-mose tho city receive, but which
" uutter adapted to their onvlron-
AltOrla hnm trnna !. AI.a JaaL
k " bwmv, iiuu uutn
i u"nfl, and with the help of Clat-
rP COUIltv. ....l.l AAA
111. . T
r uuik llllDrnvnmnnlo Tl.o HoxVa
built. nln.ll.i i.. .i '
1, it, -i""'iiiiu wurxB, uui muru
f "'o liualnoss, so the port district
Is now i.( , .. '
i mcihk uuKeu to vote iioo.oou
rr for tho establishment of a
f,0er Imrua lino ..,.-.
H folllo cnnal on the Columbia be-
'-nwiston and Astoria. The
f"18 PurmiKn Af a..i. i . i,.
. lr e'ly fulfill John Jacob Aster's
LZ 01 a Nw Vork at the mouth
L 9 1 'umblu. . It Is a fonrful bur
r"1 on the tnVll.i Val imnnnln 111 Ilk
"Junction with bonds voted for the
,,,, ltt hlKhvny, EHpoolally heavy
"" burden
W. H. McAlllHtor of Tro.il.oim
traded with Ht. Iltslon. merchants
Tuesday.
J. II. W'llkoraon, former county
school superintendent, Wlu , tho
county seat Buturduy. renewing hl
uui aciuainiaiices.
, Tho ConKrCKiitli.iinl J!,n s.d.md
will linvo a picnic nl Columbia lioacli
on Wednesday, AuruhI 4tli. Muwtr.
of tho Hchnlurs aro Invited to ;,,,mi(l
the day with them.
Word bus been lecolved from Mr
and Mrs. I,. H. Rutherford at tho
Golden Guto city, thut they aro en
joying the exposition immensely, ami
that It Is beyond their expectations.
Tho fire hoys showed themselves
worthy of their hire again Tuesday
morning, and only through tho uulck '
respoiiso of Chief Allen und his llro !
men was other property besides the
laundry kept from the flames.
Mrs. L. G. Allen of Bcnppoosn, bub
tallied a dislocated hip a few dayi
ago, when she fell, causing tier to hi
conllnod to her bed. Mrs. Allen has
been a sufferer from rheumatism for
come tlmo and Is compelled to ui
crutchoD to move about. Mr. ..lien
reports that slfo Is solt'im along ver
nicely and she hopos to bo up ugnli.
In a few days.
Much enthusiasm U being maul
festoil among the members of the Bt
Helens hand. They havo the oppor
tunlty of securing a flrst-class lead
or, a young tunn, capublo and wllllnt
to work and all he asks Is a position
whore he can make his dully broad
The band should receive encourage
merit from the citizens In tholr un
dertaklng.
A. II. Harrison, with his daugh
ter, Miss Maude, and his niece, Mist
Josio llurrluon attended tho (Jrocetr
picnic at llonnevillo Wednesday. Mr
Hurrlson reports It ono of the best
good fellowship picnics that have
been held by the Portland wholesale
and rotall grocers in yours. Aboil;
hU thousand persons enjoyed tin
day's outing and festivities.
Tho Bt. Helens Telephono com
puny has let a contract to Uin A
I'uxey for the rebuilding of ull tin
Warren telophnno lines, about two
months' work. This Includes tio,
poles complete and new wires. Man
ager Ktpporor, lu conversation will,
thn Mint man the first ot the woek
stated, "wo expect to put up Kfteoi
miles of new poles and wires tl.b
summer throughout our system. Wi
bellove lu giving our patrons the
best servlco we can for their money."
Thero not being a quorum proa
ent last Saturday, the special nieetlnc
of tho Taxpayers Rvague was not
held. The next regular meeting ol
the league Is scheduled for Septem
ber 28. After having mado ar
rangements for this meeting to be
held Saturday, Becrctary Fullerlon
received word from several sec
tions In tho county that on account
of tho grain harvest It would ho Im
possible for them to be represented
and It was hardly expected by the of
ficers for this reason that a quorum
would be present. x
H. F. Graham was in the county
seat a tew hours Monday from l'res
cott, where he owns a 130-acrc
ranch and 30 rental cottages, which
until recontly have been fillod by
employeoa of a mill company oper
ating a saw mill near his ranch. Mr.
Prescott, after traveling over the en
tire Northwest for several years, two
of them in Alaska, told a Mist rep
resentative that northwestern Ore
gon looked better to him than any
where else. Whllo In the city Mr.
Graham made the Mist olllco a pleas
ant call and renewed his subscrip
tion. Mr. and Mrs. Frod Rongen left
Tuosday morning for Seattlo, whero
they will make their future home,
aftor spending tho pnst yenr with
Mrs. Reagon's mother, Mrs. L. Paul
son. Mr. Rougon Is an inventor and
has won much renown for himself by
perfecting several patents. Tho first
one about two yonrs ago, being nn
odgor, In the mill of tho Stlmson
Lumber company at Seattlo. Iter
he perfected a goar shift for an auto
mobile. He will resume his work
with his former partner, It. J. Cook,
porfoctlng Boveral other patents ho
Is now working on. Their many
friends here wish them continued
success In their new home.
aim
HS AND AMMUNITIOH FfXCT
inr.rDfiDT cum
o v 3 -W
the Deliberate Choice of the
Great Body of American Sportsmen
Nowhere else in the whole field of sport do you find the like
oi ine strong public opinion in favor of Remington-UMC.
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This Rcmincton-UMC nurilic onlnion
has been growing for ninety-nine years.
Tartly is it due to the achievements
of Rciuington-UMC in the design or
construction of Anns and Ammunition.
But back of these achievements stands
the fact that your American is the most
pructicul-iuindcd sportsman in the world
and the most loyal to the arms and
ammunition mat give him the service
he knows he ought to have.
He it is who is holding up the hands
of the Remington-UMC dealer making
the Red Ball Mark of Remington-V MO
the Sign of Sportsmen's Headquarters
in your town. ,
Sold by your home dealer and 645 other leading
merchants in Oregon
Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co.
Woolworth Building, 233 Broadway, New York City
Chan and oil your gun with REM OIL.
Arms and IliHTH:
MT.Mfl
All Ili.ws Call at Hotel
Courteous Treatment
STOP AT
ORCADIA HOTEL
THOS. IS1USTER, Prop.
Chicken Dinner
Sunday 35c
IUTKS fl.OO PER DAY AND UP.
Beclul Kates to Regular Boarders.
Vacation Comforts
Soon you will be off on your vacation lots of
things you will need to make it a real pleasure.
Here is a brief list of suggestions:
Face Creams
Soap
Talcum Powder
Whisk Brooms
Stationery
Drinking Cups
Tooth Powder
Tooth Brushes
Perfume
Bathing Caps
Ft. Pens
Face Chamois
DEMING'S DRUG STORE
K. of P. BUILDING
Loaeed over lands In tracts of 40
acres up to 4000 acres at a price of
$15 to SG0 por acre, according to
location and quality. Terms enn be
arrtuigod to suit purchasers. A Bmall
payment down will Becure one of
those tracts; the balance on time,
terms liberal. Interest low. See
Goo. II. Shlnn, at offlce of Columbia
County Abstract' Company, St. Hol
ens, Oregon, S0-4t.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
July 24 Elvln E. Mills, Vernonla,
Orogon. nnd Martha Hall, Columbia
Our Chest Swells
With Pride
When wc take an orcl cr for pastry these days.
Yc have the best that can be had and we know
that one order warrants another. Get the habit
that won't get you. It's hard to let go when you
once get a taste of O-SO -GOOD. livery man
alike always wanting "the best that's why wc
excel. Quality first Service first.
O-SO-GOOD BREAD
CIRCUIT COURT.
PURE FOOD BAKERY
Ford economy is not alone in low price
but in the low cost to operate and main
tain. For an average cost of two cents a
mile, they serve and save ; add luxury to
pleasure and bring profit to business.
Over 700,000 owners have found the Ford
dependable, economical and easy to operr
ate.
We are distributors for the long-looked
for
DODGE BROS.
Automobile. It's equipment consists of
everything to make it up-to - the - minute
car. Let us demonst rate to you.
Independent Auto Garage
ST. HELENS, OREGON
St. Helens Mill Co.
Lath
Electric Lighting
( (Saves Your Eyes)
Steam Heatings
(Prolongs Your Lives)
Wood
Lumber
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T..1 OO fin r net TtAni ftRtnto Co. vs. m
u,i . " limn nil niuuiui iiivui-
lUlJr ItO 1"""" T , -ml
i.. " "t Astoria as uiHiinoi
rW any nii.. .'
von. urogon voier.
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