L " ST. HELENS MIST; FRIDAY: AUGUST n iai k
CROP CONDITIONS.
U,,i rTH '
p, Wilkes '" ,Mt'
n.r.
& H. Ity. (Anuria, lv.)
.. It ......tilllv niitiluu
im, pearlies Ulll potutoes.
. ituliiH lntt'ir P'Tt July
ijotiloM i""1 vogolnblo cropn. Ap
l,j now ripening K""'1 uHty
nr ImIiiiiii - i "
ii.... ..h.iii nm ulilnrn tit v
lift 01 Or MKT I'MlllllHlu.
.. ...I ....rnutl CrOO.
kill-Ill" . ,
Kulnlnr HpH'niilii liny trap. rum
i,,kliiir nun Willi oxcon-
t,,,, rnmri' -
1l0 few cases ixigni.
i kukiml'i CoulHlnww practically
Ll account cold weather. Onion
ircrup. Ann quality win " u)
,iflUt Mohf 'Ht- uciimiinr lining
.at threshing u'l'K"" wy- uo"
,uloi fur illhlK'Hiil, also largo uuan-
iririin beans, about 1000 arK.
Oregon Trunk Hallway.
glifrar-Threshing nbout two
lrd nvr. averaging 15 to 40 Im.
,r irr. tirmirully reported 26 to
i, Nu hid tit reported.
Muiiii- -Grain yield good. Thresh-
1( llKlIlt over.
jlwi't Harvest nboitt over. Qual-
vof xrnln very Kl-
Maclrnii -Very llttlii threshing to
tie. KhIImiiiI" ruiiH 18 to 23 bu. pur
VI .. .1 .... m hnik
,T0. ler.lllllj 1'lir.fc Ul mnuinn
,m heavier.
Moliillim- Harvesting ubout two-
irJ completed. Will lo over In teu
.irl. IN') lliri-milllH l li. im'luM
lil now estimated 12 to IS bu. ptr
r for entire acreage. Fall grain
pwlnl to turn out IB to 20 bu per
Spring Krulii 40 to 12 bu
culver Wheat romlpg lit. Full
iral running IK to 22 bu. per acre
r(n K wlii'at (our to tin. Lnmnuia
jntry luul had rnln, bnll and wind
nil rarly In August, which did
nililerulile diimiige to wheat. I'd-
yo crop sufflrlciil for locul demand
Itnlmoiul liniln crop good roll
lun. Irrigated sections prutnl.iliiK
. .1 ul. .1.1 'iillltttf I. mini K'HW
B"1J H"MI lil'l. UMIIIR Mil""!
Iry laml Kruln K"d dinl bottur than
l year. Alfalfa yluld above Hint
I DM. Stock thia year In flint
iu mini II Ion.
tln'uiiii l:l trie Hallway.
Garden lloiin Soma potatooa and
(or Hhipmmit. Ijirgo crop ot
nilli ami voKi'tiililo otlior tbau tlie
Ulna ron h it ii i I'tl locally.
llivi'rton - Win-lit and out arc
lout IS por cont iitiovo avoruKi-
-i cht mid yield. llarvoatiiiK and
:.riililiiK now on with minimum Ioh
ulr iiotatiii-H, nuullly and quantlt
t; rooiI. OiiUiiih fair avornxn
niy rropH hiiiiihIi.
Ori'iiro All crop except bopi
'clilliiK liottor 1 It ii ti I'xpcctod. Oroi"rt
kpliU lum pretty well doHtroyod li
rup.
lllllslioro - TliroMliliiK prnnroHMliu
irnlly. U lic.it yloldliiK ubout 40 bu
r uirc, until nbout CO. Hop
toubliil Willi Hco but bi'lng well
preyed.
I'nrest (!rovo All rropa IiohI coti
llion for yearn. Wliout, onta etc .
NiIiik In rapidly.
TlRiinl - Kxcoptionnl ucroiiRO Inif
fcrodiired f.2 liu. nor aero of wlnmt
nil 80 1m. por acre of ontB. Furmor)
"Port jlolil very good. Potato cro
"ikliiK good. Italn will makf
uinnT crop. All frultH looking good,
'nam crop linn.
Tualatin Hop grower advlm-
f'l'lr rropa limlly diiinuKod by vor
3iilD. Thoy aro Mtirnvlnv tlioroimlily
iI:rly niiloiiH dutuagod 40lo CO por
F"ni niTomit riiHt. Kurly potatooos
unusually nood. Si mm daiuago to
y liut vory Blight. All frulU and
r'UPlidiloH uliiinilaiit crop.
Toniiiin Weathpr Idoal for liar
"MUIR. OalH, Imy, HpilllH llllll OIllllllS
""It cropH than liiHt yoar.
WIIhuiivIHi' ttruln nonrly liarvoHt
''Ii ThroHliIng under way. Ylold 20
t- Im. por aero. Majority of farm
" KMiing won iilmvo 25 bu. por
wo. ()atn yloldliiR well with avor
").b liottor tlinn laat your. Karmeri)
r"l"rt liarloy o to 70 bu. por ncro
"noun Kllulnly backward coinparod
nii liiHt hoiihoii; oxpoct 10 por cont
"Killer Vll'lcl I nto nnlnliinu lliillIK
""Hi llopa dumuKod iiimo by lice
"l lionoy ilow.
Hiiiiulil llarvoxtliiir about com-
l)l,'l'il. TlireHliIng nnarly flnlHhed.
Al Briilnn good cropa. Wliout 2B to
,0 por ncro, about 28 or 30 tta
av"raK. Hurley reportod about
""'noun whout. outs not yot threalied,
expectcil lo run nbout 40 to CO bu.
'T neni. (j, prop pntntooR antlcl
PultKl. AniiliiH and tinnclmii fulr eron.
WdHt v,),lburn ThroHliIng In
PriiRroHfl. Wliout avornirlnir 20 bu.
"T er. ()atn an in SB. Hav mov-
'), pretty wnll. Hop crop bolow nor-
"o'l lleriiiini lino
"Oodburn ltnn i-nn nrnlinblv
I '
""iinui hiHt year and ullghtly poorer
"'iity account hop lice. Grain crop
"ulvy. iiIho potutoog and onlona.
Wftcondiiwoiitlior fine for har-
VCut,K ,.rt ow pt.ko(
"'""1 Pondltiori. Hop crop nbout nor
Ul"1' Hllght docllno account hop llco.
Qulnby Fan grain cutting and
iiiruHiuim auoui IlnlMlifd. KxcellHiit
yield. Hprlng grain nearly all cut
and ready for tl.ro,, UH r()lll.
Inch good yield. Hops Hpottod.
Halom Weather coiidliloim Rood
for harveMtlng. lly (MinuRed by
ruin and cloudy weather. Hop
havo appeured. CouNldemliln iipruy
Ing lining iluno.
Orovlllo-AII crop proHpecta con
tlnuo good, eiipeclully hopn. CroworH
nghtlng hop llco.
Albany IteportB uliow trnulile
from hop Iouho. Winter wheat tlinmli
Ing about over. Averugn 24 )U. ,,r
aero. Clover ahowa decided lucreaao
over 1914, pOHHlbly one-third iiiallty
bettor.
(Irny Fall grain all threaded. Will
begin on Hprlng grain HiIh week. All
rnln cropn thia vicinity hotter than
'or muiio yeara.
Corvnllla HarvpHiiiiR, ihreHhliiR
mil baling under way with ideal
euther. All CTopa good. Wheat uv
Jraglng 2S bu., outx, C7: barley, U0;
.lover, 10. Hay about iih iihiiiiI. Hop
rop aomewhat abort account Rroeri
iphlN. Prune mill pouch cropn ul
iiimt failure.
llnrrlHbiirg Farmern harvoHlliig
mil threnliiug. Hinull Rruln yleliln
;ood better than hint year nnd for
ioiiih time buck. IihtoiihimI wheal
icreage. Homo duiiiiiKo to hopH by
lop llco. Hop picking couiiiii'urcn
liortly.
Junction City Fruit crop light,
'.loun crop very heuvy. Ideal weather
'or liarveHtlng. drain being put up
II very good Hhupe. Hop yield heavy
nd quality fine.
KiikoiioAII cropH Rood. Home
'iiinor Mllghtly dorrcuKcd hop crop ac
on lit mold and lice, hut goneriil
iplnlon heavier yield than lunt year.
I'liltod Hullnaya Co.
North I'lalim drain about ull cut
lid luirvcKtcd In good Hhupe. Wheat
veraged 30 to 3D bu. per acre. Outx,
10 to 4 5. Out crop below expoctu
Ioiih but allglitly better than 1914.
'uriiiom iintlrlpule about 120, 0U0 bu.
bin dlntrlct. Hopn reported Rood
hupe. I'otatoeii coming on nicely.
WilkeHlioro Farmcm JiihI IIiiIhIi
ng liarveHtlng Into aprlng imiIm,
riiresliliiK about half done. Wheat
leldlng 20 to 4 5 bu. per ncro, aver-
'ging .12. Onta ylolillng 35 to 75,
veruge 50. Hop dumaged 5 to 7 V4
,er cent by hop llco. 1'otatoeH doiiiR
veil. Very little rain. Cround very
Iry.
ruclflc H I jiNtern Ity.
Medford Picking and packliiR
mam conunenced. Fruit crop grent
y below former oHtlinato account
lot dry weather.
Wither..- , Wlt''l"Klon. (truHtee).
Vntherlni) Dupont, Willow HV
tum., ( John Hurtman O. E
n h'Wrtr 7',J' J. II. Doan,
' A. h. Htiihumn, Oacar & Olifa
I o . Win ft Maude K. (Zo.lL W
MchohiH, KriiOHt dull, W. H Howl
JoHepI lleoletto, John Leonard Kxt
K. H. Owena, H. J. Andomon, C. W
Hliermun. H. J. Houtherd. John a
'OriiuiHt, Alma M. Whittle i,i,..'
L.
Kat.,
known uml uokndtun i..... .'
ItuckiiK llank of Kellwood, KUen
M I la. Al,e Neer Kat.. J. K. Ward K,
iv oner, a nil nil nil,,..
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
Letter unclaimed at the St. llel
iih, OrcKon, poHtolllco, for tho week
Hiding August 21, 1915:
('. M. Fried, lln.el Kurr. Orvlllo
Morrill, Jumna Htruder, Tom West.
I.ettorH unclulmed by Sept. 7th,
a-1 1 1 be aent to the Dead Letter olllco.
IVA K. I)()II), P. M.
HUE! HUE! HUE! HUE!
Heo E. E. Quick, St. Helena, and
Inmiro your property In tho Oregon
Flrn Relief Association of McMlnn
vllle, Oregon. Don't put It off.
MchCtf W. L. WARREN, Agent.
NOTICE TO 4-ONTUACTOK.S.
Notice Is hereby Riven that Reuled
IiIiIr will bo received by the County
Court of Columbia County, Oregon,
ut tho Court Hoimo at St. Helena,
until 2 o'clock P. M., September 1st.
I 1R. uml then opened for the Im
provement of tho E. J. Smith road,
uml the Fullerton road, In District
No. I.
Plana and speclllontlons are ou
file nnd may be examined In the ollice
of the County Clerk. Hlds must be
made on proposal forms on lllo with
the plana and specifications. Encli
bidder shall deposit with his bid s
certified check for five per cent of
the amount of his bid, which shall
ho forfeited to the County In caso tin
award Is made to him uml ho shall
full, neglect or refuse for a period ol
llvo days nfter such award Is miulo tc
entor Into a contract and lllo the re
iiulred bond.
The right Ib reserved to reject an;
nnd all bids.
A. V. HARNETT, County Clerk.
35-2 t.
HCMMOXS.
Kl'MMOXH lOU IH-lll-irATlOX IX
HHlECLOHritK uV TAO MEN.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for tho County or t oiuiiiou
Columbia County, plaintiff. v. 8. J
lloyd. L. P. lirnnstotter. K. II. ar.
Don ii
W. L
t..i.n ltrvnnt. U. H. Hulipy.
i.. ..i iinnicl w. Carter,
' T f-imton. Emma Dol.el
. Nicholas Gray. A. O. Haggln.
r t nr.
W H. Howe, Mrs. jeiune "
K Htner. Herman F. & C. Uke. Job
Leonard, H. n. Nicholas, N. J. 1 ar
ker, Elno Partanen. D. W. 1 rice. J.
Iff.. In All I (til
,.ederson..W. Btehn,.n.
Thomas. Floronco a. -,--Tolva,
John Ulmnn, Unknown. J. E.
"MONEY"
i:z?nt0mT "co-nV
rr,rPMeSrsny
logal purpose on approved real
estate Terms eusy. toll UR your
wants and we will co-oporate with
yU TETTY COMPANY
B13 Donham Bldg. Denver, Colo.
the real property hereinafter doHcrlb
d, the ubovo named defendants: In
the name of tho State of Oregon: You
are hereby notified that Columbia
ounty, the holder of a certificate of
delinquency Issued on the first day of
June, 1915, by K. C. Btunwood, Sher
iff and tux collector of said County
nnd Hied In tho ofllce of the County
lerk of Columbia County, State of
Oregon, on the flrt duy of Juno,
1915. by the snld Sheriff and tax col
lector of mild County and Btute and
coverliiR the following described real
property situated In tho County of
t olumbla, Htuto of Oregon. The logul
owners as shown by the tax rolls in
tho hands of the tax collector of the
sumo being the purties whose names
uro set opposite the description of the
property and the amount of the tax,
penult y uml Interest as shown by the
certificate of delinquency filed with
the County Clork ou the said first day
of June, 1915.
A moro particular description of
sultl property and owners theroof,
With tllU alllOIIIlt Of tuxes Mil Inleroul
due thereon, boing as follows, to-wit:
Cutherlne Dupont, V acre in
Aaron llroyles D. L. C. (hco I)k. 12
page 12, It. of Deeds Col. Co.) Sec
6, Tp. 4. K. 1 W.. W. M., 127.62.
Willow llur Ranch Co., 8EV4 of 8
W Hoc. 3, Tp. 3 N., H. 1 W.. W. M.;
lots 3, 4. 5, Sec. 10, Tp. 3 N R. 1
W W. M.; K of 8E'4 nnd NV
of SK'i and EV4 of NW'4
and NK'i Seec. 10, Tp. 3 N.,
R. 1 W., W. M.; lot 1 less
20 acres to J. D. Drown; and
NW4 of SWVi nnd W of NW
Sec. 14, Tp. 3 N., R. 1 W., W. M ; lots
I. 4, 5. Sec. 15. Tp. 3 N., R. 1 W., W.
M., t:i54.40.
John Bryant , 10 acres In of
8KV4 (Se Hk. 7, page 21) Sec. 30,
Tp. 7 N It. 2 W., W. M., 1.58.
John llurtniv.n, 1.017 ncres In
llroyles I). L. C. (Boo Uk. 9, puge
229) Sec. 4, Tp. 4 N., R. 1 W., W.
M , $3.84.
O. E. and E. M. Wo-iderloy, lots 9
and 10, lllk. 9, lllunclinrd's Add. to
Itiilnlcr. $7.67.
J. II. and J. II. Doan, lot 4, 131k.
II, I'.hirclia-d's Add. to Rainier,
$4.10.
J. II. and J. II. Donn, lot 9, lllk.
11, lllunchurd's Add. to Rulnier,
$2.42.
I). II. and A. E. St eh man, lots 5 and
6, lllk. 13, Illunchard's Add. to Rai
nier. $7.94.
Dean lllunclir.nl, WV4 of lot 6, Ulk.
3, Rnluler, $14.96.
Oscar nnd Olgn Lcino, about 4
acres in N E i of NW14 (See Hk. 11,
puge 150) Sec. 18, Tp. 7 N., R. 4 W.,
W. M., $.1.90.
Wm. and Maude E. Cntto, lot 14,
lllk. 130, St. Helens, $1.19.
W. L. Cole, lot 15, lllk. 130, St
Helens, $1.19.
Kiln J. Clinton, lots 9, 10, 11 nnd
12, lllk. 1, First Add. to Vemoniu
89c.
W. F. Stchman. lot 8, lllk. 37,
Moeck's Add. to Rainier, $11.32.
K. W. Nicholas, NWVi of SW'4
Sec. 26, Tp. 6 N.. H. 4 W.. W. M
$10.19.
Ernest Gall, lot 1. lllk. 14, Ulanch-
nrd'R Add. to Rainier. $20.97.
W. H. Howard, lllk. 12, Dobbins
Add. to Rainier, $37.66.
C. R. Melvillo, lots 1, 2, 3. 10, 11
nnd 12. Hlk. 19; and lots 1 to 12, in
clusive, lllk. 20: and lots G, 6, 7 and
8, lllk. 21, rll In Neer City, $10.06.
J. A. Scliuneson, lat 12, Hlk. 9
Illancliurd's Add. to H'.ilnler, $9.15
Joseph lleoletto. lot . Hlk. 7, In
Georgetown. $5.36.
John Leonard Est., care of John
P. Leonard, 14.46 ceres (See Ilk.
"Y." naee 285) Sec. 24, T. 3 N.. R. 2
W.. W. M.. $10.06.
K. and II. Owens, lots 9 nnd 10
Hlk. 146. St. Helens. $1.S9.
H. J. Anderson. Und. V4 Int. in lot
3. Hlk. 4 2. St. Helens, 76c.
H. W. Nlchohs, E of Sec.
27. Td. 5 N.. H. 4 W., W. M $45.47
Elno Parteni'.n. R tract of land In
lot 1 (See Hook 8, page 237) Sec. 8
Tn. 7 N.. R. 4 W.. W. M., $2.27.
D. W. Price and J. O. Watts, SW
K of Sec. 10. Tn. 3 N.. K. 2 W., W
VI . S269.88.
John A. Lofqulst, NW of 8EV4.
5ec. 34. Tp. 4 N., R. 4 W., W. M.,
4 I'.S
Alms. M. Wlil.tfg. lot 5. Sec. 16
Tn a N . H. 5 W.. W. M., 77c.
W. F. Stohm.m, all that part of
VV4 of NW'i lying South of County
llnnd. In Sec. 31. TP. 1 w., u. i w
W. M.: nnd lot 7. Hlk. 37, In Moeck's
t.l.l to Hnlnler. $43.63
John Huckus, lots 1 nnd 2, lllk. 14
In Itnlnler. S22.39
Floronce E. Thomas, lots 6 and 6,
lllk. 14, in Raln'.er, $34.92.
.tl.n Hnckus. 100x300 ft
n.,nk 9. miKO 372 and 50fl) In Ral-
nl..r 11204.
itnnk nf Sellwood. 120x300 ft,
iSeo Hook 9. page 509 and Ilk. 10,
3-li In Hn'nler. $14.45.
i,.c,,l. Tolva. S of NE14 of SW
u See 24. To. 8 N.. R. 4 W., W. M
..ml (Sen Hook 8. Dnge
Tn 7 N 11 4 W.t W. M.. $3.44
John Ulm: n, lot 2, Dlk. 3,
nnnrcetnwn. 52c.
uiinn t.. Mills, a trnct of land bO'
Iwmiii lots 3 nnd 4. lllk. 9 and Rock
In Vernon In. 14c.
J. E. Wurd Kut., Und. V, int. in lot
r. niu m In Vernonla. 56c.
' G. E. Wlthlngton (trustee) care of
Nick Woltor, lot 3, HIK. 0, ill uooie
84c.
You are further notified that Co
lumbia County will apply to the Cir
cuit Court of tho State of Oregon for
failure so to do, a dooreo will be ren
dered foreclosing the Hen of the
plaintiff horeln for tho said taxes
and co:;ts against the lend and prem
Ibos above de.icrlbed.
This Summons Is published under
and by virtue of the provisions of
Section 42, Chapter 267, General
miws or uregon for the yoar 1907, in
uib ai, nei;
designated
the
mane end entered on the 14th day
or AuguHt, 1915, and the date of the
first publication of this Summons is
the 27th day of August, 1916,
All process In the above proceed
ings may bo served on the under
signed at the Cturt House in Colum
bia County, State of Oregon.
W. H. COOPER,
District Attorney, Attorney for Plaintiff.
- - nv avra UlO J UOl J. 0 V I 111 I
St. Helens Mlut, being the pupor 4J
gnuted Ty the County Court of i
County of Columbia, in an order iT
t
t
GOODIES! GOODIES!
O-So-Good Hread, per loaf 6c
Bohemian Rye Bread, per loaf 6c
(With or without Canary Seed).
Italian Hread, per loaf 6c
Home Made Bread, per loaf 6c
Pullman, the real sandwich Bread, per loaf . . . 10c
Berry, Apple and RalBln Pies, each 10c
SATURDAY SPECIALS
German and French Co ffeo Cakes, each ......15c
Cream Puffs with Whipped Cream, peer doz. . . .10c
Hermits, per doz J 15c
Egg Smacks, per doz 15c
it
NOIICK TO CKKIIITOHH.
In the Count V Cnnrt nf tha Rtata nf
OrPirnn for rViliiml.ln A..ni T ' a
-'rw va V V 1 u III UIO. VvUUlH.. All .
the matter of the estate of Stefan'
Buwuke, deceased. Notice to credit-1
ors. Notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned has linen nnnnlnteil n,l.
mliiistrator of the estate of Stefan ! '
Sawuke, deceased, by the Judge of A
the above entitled Court. All per- 44444444444444444444444444444)V4l
sons having claims against said ffl-rTTTT T V T VTVTTT"
tate are required to present the
same by mall at my post ofllce address ... . . ..
at St. Helens, Oregon, in care of,
General Delivery. Duly verified
with proper vouchers thereto attach
ed within six months after the date ot
the first publication of this notice.
MIKE DAINLOWICH.
Administrator of the estate of Stefan
Sawuke. 35-5t.
I PURE FOOD BAKERY
NOTICE OK H.XAL 8 ETT I.EM E XT.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator ot the es
tate ot Ambrose Madden, deceased,
has filed his final report and account
of said estate and the Court has fixed
Monday, the 30th day of August,'
laib, at the hour or 2 o'clock P. M.
of said day and the County Court
room tn the Court House at St. Hel
ens, Oregon, as the time and place
for hearing objections thereto; all
persons interested in said estate are
notified to be and appear at said time
and place and make and file objec
tions thereto, if any they have, to
said final report and account.
M. E. MILLER, Administrator.
Dated July 20th, 1916.
First publication July 23, 1915.
LaBt publication August 27, 1915.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE
HOARD OF EQUALIZATION OK
COLl.MBIA COUNTY, OREGON.
Notice is hereby given that the
Hoard of Equalization for Columbia
County, Oregon, will attend at the
Court House in St. Helens, Colum
bia County, Oregon, on the second
Monday In September (Monday, Sep
tember 13th, 1916); and publicly ex
amine the assessment rolls and cor
rect all errors In valuations, descrip
tions or qualities of lands, lots or
other property assessed by the As
sessor; nnd it shall be the duty of
persons or companies interested to
appear at the time and place ap
pointed.
C. W. BLAKESLEY, Assessor.
Dated August 19, 1916.
First publication August 20, 1916.
Last publication Sept. 10, 1915.
DO YOU want to be convinced that we have the
B'KEest Hardware Values in the market? That we
have what you want right now? That's what Hve
want to do, and if you need PAINT, OILS, SASH,
DOORS, BUILDING PAPER or WALL PAPER,
let us figure with you. . ; "
MUCKLE HARDWARE CO.
ST. HELENS, OREGON
NOTICE.
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Columbia County. In
the matter of the estate of John Fred
erick Dangerfleld, deceased. To
whom it may concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice of her in
tention to apply to the Court obovo
named, on Saturday, the 18th day of
September. 1915, at the hour of 1
o'clock P. M., of said day, at the
Court room of said Court, at St. Hel
ens, Columbia County, Oregon, to be
allowed to resign her trust as execu
trix of said estate.
Dated Aug. 20. 1916.
FRANCES ROSS,
Executrix of Estate of John Freder
ick Dangerfleld, deceased. 35-6t.
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
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Fourth Annual
Columbia County Fair
TO BE HELD
SEPT. 22-23-24, 1915
LODGES
Kiwanda Tribe No. 63. Improved
Order of Redmen, meets second nnd
fourth Thursdays of each month in
K. ot P.. hall, St. Helens. Visiting
brethren welcome.
E. I. BALLAGH, C. of U.
St. Helens Rebeknh Lodge, No.
217, meets first and third Thursday
of each month in I. O. O. F. Hall.
Visiting members always welcome.
MRS. ELLA ALLKN, N. U.
ORA BENNETT, Sec. .
Houlton Circle No. 478, Women
ot Woodcraft, meets the second and
fourth Tuesday afternoon of each
month at Houlton, Oregon.
AGNES DIXON, O. N.
ANNA RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Premium Lists will be sent on application to
G. L. Tarbell, Prest., Yankton, or T. H. Southard,
Sec'y, St. Helens. !
Columbia Encampment, No. 77,
I. O. O. F. meets in the I. O. O. F.
Hall, on the second and fourth
Thursday of each month. Sojourn-
( See in g Patrlnrchs most cordially Invited
to meet with us
CHAS. M. BEELER, C. P.
C. W. BLAKESLEY, Scribe.
Avon Lodge No. 62 Knights ot
Pythias meets every Tuesday even-
ln In Pnatle Hull. St. HolOllB. VlS-
rnd (Soe Hook 8, page 222) In Sec 8, tlng Knights always welcome.
in
M,
E. A. ROTGER, C. C.
E. MILLER, K. of R. S.
St. Helens Lodge No. 32,
A. F. & A. M. meets 1st
and 3rd Saturday In each
month. Visiting brothers cordially
welcomed. EDWIN ROSS, Master.
E. E. quick, secretary.
A
St. Helens Lodge
No 117, I. O. O. F.
meets in the I O.
O. F. building, on
JESSE LANSING, N. 0.
C. W. BLAKESLEY, Sec.
the County of Columbia for a decree the socond nnd fourth Saturdays of
forecloclng the Hen asninm mo prop- each niontn, visiting memoers are ai
nrtv nhove doscrllicii ror uvxus hub oh ways given a nearly weicomo
... 'J . , I ...... .1 .T.n.l" , KTCITXTI XT
the 1909 tax roiiB, aim moon. ...
said cortltlci'.to nd you aro hereby
......,m.,nnl to nnnoar within sixty
days after the first publication of
this Summons, oxciui.vo ui nm
of tho ftrst publication, nnd defend
tills uctlon or pny the amount due as
above shown, toptethor wltn costs and
nccruod Intorost, nnd In cauo of your
Tlllicum Tribe No. 62, Improved
O. It. M., of Yankton, Ore., meets at
Its wigwam, second and fourth Sat
urdays of each month.
W. O. BRANNON, C. of R.
EBEIt BROWN, Sach.
EASTERN aod CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS
Via The North Bank Road
Direct Routes limited Train t, Paul, Chicago, St. Louis. -
I
"THE NORTH RANK LIMITED" . AND .."INLAND EMriRE EX
PRESS" DAILY, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE GREAT NORTH
ERA OR NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. AND lHTRUXGTON ROUTE.'
Daily Until September 30-i-Return Limit October 81.
Atlantic City . .9113.50
Baltimore .... 108.50
Boston 110.00
Buffalo 02.00
Chicago 72.50
Cincinnati . ...,080.50
Denver ....... 55.00
Des Moines . . . U5.70
Detroit 83.50
Indianapolis .. 81.70
Kansas City . . . 00.00
Both California:
Ways One Wayi
9131.00) Milwaukee .
120.00 Minneapolis
127.501 Montreal . .
100.501 New York .
Direct Via
Both California
Ways One Way
.9 72.50 9 OO.oo
Philadelphia
rittsburK . .
St. Louis , .
104.00
72.50
83.80
101.00 St. Paul . . ,
00.20 Toronto . .
77.50 Washington
(10.00 84.25
105.00 122.50
110.70 128.20
00.00 77.50
110.70 128.20
00.00 108.10
71.20 88.10
00.00 84.25
02.00 100.50
108.50 120.00
Round trip to San Francisco $30, meals and berth included. One
way fares $8, $16, $20. S. S. "Groat Northern," "Northern Puclflo"
train leaves 9:30 A. M. S. S. arrives San Francisco 3:30 P. M. next
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for San Francisco. Steamer
day. Send for booklet.
R. H. CROZIER, A. G. P. A., E. WILKINSON, Agent,
Portland Houlton, Ore.