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ST. '""" MTgT FRIDAY. OCTOBER '13,
1916
I CORRESPONDENCE
SCAPPOOSE
'V H. Ulutchford shipped about 200
y boxes of apples to Astoriu Tuesday.
t Mrs. It. J. Krukes son. J. 11. lVli-
kAAAAAAA&AAAAi l,i,i9 wlo Is conductor on the Sllver-
i lou liruncli, met with an accident
i which nilrht Imvo cost Itim his life.
Wo were misinformed Inst week. ! while preparing to tuko on passen-
Geo. Y. Armstrong and son did not
Visit at tho home of John Tompkins,
as stuled in our items.
Miss Ruth Duncan of The Dalles,
was a week end visitor at the home
of her pcreuts, Mr. and Mrs. I.. M.
Duncan.
gera he fell from the second step
while tho car was going at about 15
miles un hour, striking his head and
fracturing his nose and right arm.
Ho was unconscious for two hours,
lie was taken to the Oood Samaritan
i hospiial und last Sunday removed to
Miss Daisy Wikstrom Is In ill! his home, und is Improving rapidly.
health aud is unable to attend school, i , .
Mrs. V. II. Johnston returned from WARREN
a visit with her daughter in southern
Oregon, last Saturday. Messrs. l'ete and Kred Olson have
Mr. Gouchnour, J. llavlak, Kred returned from I'elilo. whero they
lThlman and John Wattson havo just have been fishing,
completed filling their silos. Mr.' Soft music, loud music, classical
Sholz had a smash up with hl3 ma-, mmdc, and plenty of it was heard by
There has been a great deal of
end and when they started to walk
,u Mrs. McCoy receive
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sickness In our neighborhood luw.y. . . V" ...... l.. . ,.,.., ull( had
mi..... M,.rton has ueeu : a huuiii-ii .......
Hid
A a v
chine while working at Mr. Umiak's,
and a new machine wus sent down !
from Portland to complete the work. ;
Mrs. II I.ambersoii was taken to;
a Portland hospital one day lust :
week. ;
Victor Watts spent S.iturday and
Sunday at Seaside. ;
Kred Adams' family and Mrs. KJ
gar Stevens motored to l'ortlaud on
Tueslay of this week.
alfliged to lose a good deal of school .o ho
.i .. kill:;'.
,111 ncmuni. v. p.. .....
There were some very happy par
ents lust week, when a Utile boy ar
rived at tho home of Mr. and Mis.
Uric Kiickson. Mother and son ure
doing nicely and the father Is able
lo be at his duties again after having
a good strong band made lor his
head.
Mis. Win. Skiule Is numbered
among the sick ones this week.
i Mr. und Mrs. Wm. Wurner u:id
Miss Jewall of Portland, was visiting
at the l.llllch home last Sunday, also
Mrs. A. I Clark and a party of
friends of Italuler.
Miss llallin 1-urson Is home for a
while. She finds plenty to keep her
busy on the farm.
liny Milieu is serving on thu Jury
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Uumgurdiior spent
! Sunday with the Gladheart family.
taken In an auto to Kred Wut-
I Mr Aimlelou s hlreil
.,, wus driving the cows to milk,
M ,g llolstelu bull became mad
mude ror I be horse, in
the hull caught the horse and
In ii hooking him. Thu horse inrcw
,,o rider and he sustained a broken
arin.
NEHALEM VALLEY
,ug was completely destroyed. Pco
,)le from ull purts of tho lown volun
teer .ul their services und suved much
property loss.
James Dunn tind family moved
rroui St. Helen to tho Tliompnon
properly in Wesl S:. Helena.
George Chambers and family ure
vIhUIiik In Lebanon this week.
William Tmyors, from Muslim's
camp, moved to lloulton lust week,
fhoy are occupying tho llcudrlckc
property.
Mrs. Mills of Vernonla is V I it t lit c
with Mr. Melllnger'a folks thla week.
tho largo crowd which attended the
concert given by Dr. Knna and l'rof.
South. The Warren School Glee Club
rendered one selection.
Prof. Russell und family visited - .-
friends In Portland Saturday and; RAINIER
Sunday. !
L. Snider has Installed an air pres-j Mr. and Mrs'. Kd McDuulcl are the
suro water plant. , proud parents of a new baby girl,
The ensilage cutters have nearly, which arrived lust Sunday evening.
e.m,i.l..lu,l ll,..ir unrtr ulilell will he, I' It 11:1 beri! ri'CflVCll a IICW
Well we are all alive and kicking
over here and thankful to our Mukcr
that e got our threshing over with
mil ram.
Mrs. l'ete llergcrsou, who bus been
tick, is ubl.i to be out and doing
again.
Glcii Sheeley Is driving the hlgb
school Jitney.
Mrs It. I.. Wlldinun made a trip to
Lauri-lwood tiustou last Monday with
a load of fruit, returning Tuesday,
.i good dashboard lantern helping her
to make It home from the other slde
,,f Cape lloru after dark. The wlld-j
cats might get you. Mrs. Wlldman
Mrs. John Adams of Newport, Is :
TAXPAYERS' MEETING
A meeting of tho Columbia County
Taxpayers' League will be held In
I lie courthouse, busemeiil on Ha til r-
,,i, October 21, ID tO, at 10 a. m
and 1 : : 0 p. in. All taxpayers are
urged to ultelld, as matters of greut
importance will be taken tip for con
Ideratlon and action.
Ity order of the board of directors
J. 11. WATTS, President.
W. J ITI.LKItTON, Secretary.
The Ladies' Aid gave a chicken pie a good thing for the high school, astulck this week
W. J. ZILLMAN
t'HinlldntK for County t'omiiiimtioiier
on tilt IteiiiiM'rHtlc 1 l ket.
l I'l.tTI'llltM
visiting this week with her sou. Ver- j(lW jv ft,r K,.WI, puriMmr.
,,., f.uirii, u, hi Mow at Pleasant Kill. : Smaller rouil district, w Ills M. lal
supper last Friday night which net
ted them $25.
Miss Vera Price became violently
sick a week ago last Sunday night
with ptomaine poisoning. She was
taken to a Portland hospital ou
Thursday and is still in a critical
condition.
somo of the boys hud to help at I Ituick car to be purchased nere tins
home. year
Mrs. Lund has been very ill but is
m. ..,,.1 Mm Tom Troon und III- levies,.
,int .laughters visited Saturday and ""''ll! '
Al. Lee Is building a retaining wall Sunday with Mrs Troop's parents. rulltv Surveyor only, to m mail
now recovering. for Mr Kills, loin believes hi iiiiv-
Tlie famous "Benson's Bridge of lug everything up to date for hli
Multnomah Kalis" was received back new home.
from Salem, where It was displayed j Mrs. LIUich of Quliiey, was here on
in the county school exhibit. A spe-, business last Saturday. Mr. und Mrs
The young people's choir met ut eiul place has been arranged for It In j Lilllch ure owners of u splendid farm
the home of Mr. end Mrs. R. Niblock
Saturday night for practice.
Lester Duncan has returned from
Knappa, where he has been employed
in camp, and has enrolled at Scup
pooFe high school for the coming
year.
Mrs. K. H. ftusehiiuin received
word that her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Goodenough of Portland. Is sick with
pneumonia, and she left for Portland
Monday.
Mr. Gouchnour's daughter arrived
from Monte&ano, Wash., Saturday to
spend the winter and lias entered
school.
A baby toy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Grant one day last week.
All doing well.
Kov. and Mrs. C. H. Johnston and
Mrs. May Getchell attended the Con
gregational conference at The Dalles
last Tuesday.
R. McKay moved his family into
the family residence recently occu
pied by Mr. Morton. The Mortons
moved to St. Helens last Saturday,
und the new man, Mr. Davles, is now
carving meat at the market.
Mrs. D. Crowley and Miss Crow
motored to Vancouver lust Saturday.
the school library along with a few near ljulney.
other specialties that are on display : Mrs. Mei'olluin, who lives buck of
there. Speaking of library, wo pro-1 this place, lulorins the Review sh
pose to have some library before the ' has just purchused a new Mitchell
term is done. Watch "or grow.
TRENHOLM
Miss Ruth Fowler is nsltlng tier
sister, Mrs. Johnson of Portland.
Mr. und Mrs. Wittnehel of Port
land, visited Trenholm recently.
Mrs. (iawson and daughters have
returned to their home in Astoria
after u short visitwith Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. McCullister.
Mrs. Tracey and daughters were
the recent guests of Mr. mid Mrs.
Talro.
Mrs. P. E. Proekway visited Port
land October 7.
Mr. Wilverding had a truck loud
of furniture brought from Portland
to his ranch the other day.
('. K. ltrown. who met with a
slight accident two weeks ago, Is still
confined to his home.
BACHELOR FLAT
unto with horse tail windshield. Joe
Smith is the chauffeur.
Henry K. Sihweiing. formerly of
this place, died at a Portland hos
pitul September U, und the funeral
' was held at this place September Jt
i .Deceased was fill years old ami leaves
la wife, tour girls and one boy. In
terment was in the K. of P. cemetery
; Will Long returned from Ashland,
j Ky., last week, after an absence of
j threo years from this place. Mr
j Long bus completed a course In pho
j lography since his absence ami may,
i in the neur future, enter into the
business for lilnu,e!f.
i Postmaster Stacy took over the
management of the lt..inier postof
, flee last Monday morning, und I'ost-
master McMillan crated his labors
in that capacity. Mr. McMillan will
remain in Rainier ami expects to go gone by.
, into
' view.
Mr and Mrs. Spencer of Vernonla
Mrs. Johns visited one day last
,eek with Mrs Pogers.
Cyril Johns has rented tho Dullus
place. lie seems lo bo rushed with
work, u.i be sometimes Is seen In the
Ill-Id plotting pretty lute Ho Is also
attending the Vernoulii high school.
Th l.i is ncmitiful weather for plow
ing und other full work.
Lust Thursday t hus. Richurd hud
liille u serious fall. While taking
:he team to pasture und In crossing
the Nehuleui, the lend horse took u
sudden notion he wanted more drink,
ami the sudden stop Jerked Mr. Rich
ard from the other horse, bruising his
hip on u rock, lie Is not able to gel
uound much yet.
Mr. Wildiniiu moved purl of his
rngliiit'r.
To try to rrliiK the general running
rM'HMfi of l lie county
(Paid Adv.)
The Strand theatre certainly Is en
Itled lo he called the leudltig the
;tre In St. Helens. Any skeptic can
') convinced of this by looking over
their program of stars and pluys for
next week. Sunday tho Strand the
tie will exhibit a Paramount pic
ture "Kor Ilia Defense," with Knnny
Ward In tho lending role. Monday
i Tt Initio picture that Is a master
piece In III 111 I III today, "Aloha (),
li-ilved from thu world famed sonx
of the Hawaiian Islands, and a Trl
angle Keystone with l'utty Arburkle
is alto shown. On Tuesday und
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1400-ucre slock ranch ToTwT,
.laMtern Oregon, KuM h
,isi omco ror liifuromio,, ,,
Good resldenci loti n bMk
for l&U each. J. II. CodfrtjJ
e.onnwesi ni.ig . Porlliml, Or, (t
I rei.h cow for sale, or till
ror beef cuttle, (iin). Wllioj, )
Chester Whits ulgt for ,
J. Larson, Wurr.-n, Or. (
lor Snlo -Pure llred K. t HJ
hens rnd pulleu. AIo fine mj
ll(t 400, or Inquire :.t thti oltn
ror Sale A Jitmt bull, e,
months 'jlil. ami two rood ton a,
Ing fresh. S Vincent, lloultoa. f
iron-
U'eiue. day the world's greatest and
fuinll up to Strassel Sunday, w here mtfl ,,.Vod actress. Mary Plckford,
.hey will keep bouse while Mr. Wlld- :i "'oor ,ttl,. pepplna " On Tliurs
man's school lasts. His son and ' ,,,y tho world s rbiitniilon luuch nro-
ror Sale No. 10 Itemlagtoi t)
writer In first -clum condltloi
bo seen at the Mist office.
daughter. Clifford and Lois ll.-rger-1
(Hi. wished lo attend his school this
winter.
Vernon Mow's wheut ut the Dallus
place did not ripen in time to thresh,
:o he cut It lust week for hay. Good
lurer, Charlie (iuipllu, In "Olio A.
M," In which ho privieuts a lurge
number of stunts not leurued at cor
respondence school. Friday, the
thrilling "Girl From Frisco" story
with SilngurcH In the leading role
roads in here makes long distance .Saturday another Triangle program
hauling more convenient than In days
the Insurance bu-.iness Re-
Mr. Frost bus been paying some of
bis visits a littlo earlier than usu.-il
Mrs. McDonnald and Mias Taylor ac- ,,li3 year UIIj took most everyone l.v
companleu them i.s far as Portland
CLATSKANIE
aphis
Kmmett Stevens sold his Ford to
Mr. Beavers of Burlington and now
Mr. .Stevens Is riding in a shiny new-Ford.
S. A. Kasterduy. the newly
pointed postmaster, took over
surprise, aud a great many were not duties last Sunday.
prepared to receive him, so naturally! The Midland cheese factory opened
he did a great deal of damage.
Miss Doneldson of Montana,
visiting at the Morton home.
Cuts! Gashes! Exposed
Fabric! Blow-outs!
Pr odium Proceti Rubber
minimize this trouble
Prodium Process Rubber (the new tread used
exclusively on Republic tires) is so tough that
even newly crushed rock or sharp stones
doesn't cut and gash it. '
It wears down as evenly and smoothly as a piece of fine
steel. After miles of service it looks like new. It keeps
water away from the fabric, prevents rottini; of the carcass
of the tire, and makes premature blow-outs practically a
thing of the past
Get a sample strip of Prodium Process Rubber. Try to
break it, It'e the toughest, itoneest tread stock ever used
on a tire.
REPUBLIC Ms TIRES
tAgGaRd, PLAIN. AND 'WM'TREADS"
l'.'t'itl"WI"t Madt In Iht StylUh Black Trtad
Demand them from your dealer, They give
you service-satisfaction
I its doors to the public October 2,
Is 'and its first day's milk receipts were
I most satisfactory.
j Mrs. J. K. Manning returned Sat
1 urday from a six weeks trip to Ne
hawka, Neb., where she has been
j visiting with her parents
j Mrs. J. T. Peterson, who bus been
i in Portland undergoing an operation
I returned Saturday morning.
I -NIrs- Sedert was over from May
jger yesterday, bringing her little son
I to have his Injured hand attended
i to. A week ago the little fellow In
j some way got his left hand caught
; In the cog wheel of the milk sepa
! rator, resulting In the loss of his
1 third linger.
J.une:. Mi. Veil has been digging po
tatoes for It. I,. Uildliil'll the punt
week.
Mr. and Mrs Mow and Mrs Adums
visited with Mr. and Mrs. North Sun
da. Mrs. Kniina Hull Is having trouble
with her arm. It hcciiis a long time
healing. Mrs. Unit baa our deepest
sympathy.
tlh.dys Wilkinson rumo Saturday
to make her home with Mrs. Tiiroop
again. I'leusunt Mill welcomes her
back to the fold
Klmer llergerson Is doing the
chores fur his uncle, Charley Merger
son, while the hitter Is ut St. Helens
on Jury duly.
Mr. und Mrs Throop visited with
The Strand certainly gots the slurs
and plays for St. Helena.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the
County lloudmiister has filed In this
, offhv his Certificate of Completion
of the following contracts:
travelling I'ppcr Nehr.lem Hond.
speclllcatlou No. 3. In Itoad District
No. 6, by U. A. Peterson, Contractor
travelling I'pper Nehulem Houd.
j specification No. 6, In Itoad DlHtrlct
No. 6, by I,. A. Peterson, Contractor.
Improvement of I'pper Nclmlem
Hoad. specification So. 6, by I,. A.
Peterson. Contractor. In Itor.d Dis
trict No. 6.
Ilullillng Concrete Abutmentg for
lluiel Orove llrldgo. In Itoad District
No. 5. by I.00 Dock Co.
All protests against the acceptance
; of these contracts must be Died in the
I the
: llaukins
We notice the geiilul face of T.
HulstliiH on our streets.
II. O. llowuid Is lllllnir hi .11..
A party of good Sarnarii
I "'-- i seeuilll SIIO IS
llaptlst church surprised Mr. . nearlne f'fillililef inn
yesterday morning. The Fred llrh-its Is bull, II,,.. ,. ir
; object of the visit was to lay in a silo ut his new diary barn. This
-suppij 01 winter wood, and this was will be the seventh In our
; accomplished In fine style. At niid- .bi od
; day an appetising luncheon was Than ltrown is cutting ensilage for
! served by some of the ladles of the J. Itobine.to und will ulso till his own
;cl,urcl1- silo this week.
j Arter a long and lingering Illness
1 Mrs. Knighton, who is the eldest
1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. u.
j Lewis, passed to her rest last Tues-
offlce of thai County Clerk, within
Mr aud Mrs. Pete llcrgcrsou Sunday. ! two weeks of the date of the first
getting some wheat for winter use P"1'""''" hereof.
. lt of first publication, October
I A IN ! 1 VJ IN 1 A
43-2
F. IIAIINKTT.
County Clerk.
lielghbor-
,. mo ruiieral service wus held
at the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday, conducted by the pastor
Itev. 11. F. Oelvln. The interment
took place at Maplewood cemetery.
F.nsilage corn has suffered from
the freeze, especially on the lower
levels hut hi fur from being spoiled
Work on that part of the highway
leading from Yankton to Trenholm
is riearlng completion.
A more delightful rlda thun that
from St. Helens out through Yunk
ton to a point two mlleu i.,. , 1...
....... juungesi win was laid to Wullis school w.,,,1,1 1... 1.....1 . ....
rest a few years ago. Tlllf (lW ,, , -
I-ust rr day. September 29. at the he,,, B llIlur,)V(!(1 ,
borne of his brother Charles. Robert .,o passable ,0 au.otnob.les
K. ( u bertsen was married to Mrs.; Mr. and Mrs. i.ufkln and Mr. and
. K. Wilson of Portland. Tho mar-; Mrs. Hay Tarbell were among thole
llaeci cereiii,,,, v ...... . . . aiiixiin inosc
i"rioriucu uy who motored to Sale
iiey. j. 15. .vurpny, pastor of the fair.
-aijiini cnurcn or this place. This
'--iii utuiB somewliut na 1 r.,1 ii,i.,.ii,. ... ., ..
surprise to H E,, many frteBdi, a,- Assoclathm w MU tT hie
ottgl. signs had not been wanting , Mr, Roland Masten J " a nua
In the home precinct that somethli,,, meetlni, '
out of the ordinary was going to ! Friday? October 20. '
..app,.. tieany congratulations to
the genial agent of the Clutskanlo
j Transportation Company and may
I there be many happy years In store
ror him and his bride. Chief.
i-m lo attend the
A very Interesting und well attend-
WEST ST. HELENS
COLUMBIA CITY
Ono hundred and thirteen pupils
Imvo enrolled llt ,,, Mclirldo school
this year.
Thero was a good deal of excite-
Mr. James-MoT of this p,co ! B 5 ' "'
went to St. Helens Wednesday and In the h , , ' """"
was ending herse, with I Z. 'Z ZlZ
ST. HELENS ROUTE
W, ll.ai.it. SloogK
THE PEOPIJJ BUAT
STK. AMERICA
Loaves Portland dully - -2:30 p. m
(Sunday 1:30 p. m )
Arrives St. Helens - - 8:00 p. m
(Sunday 3:30 p. m )
Loaves St. Helens - - - 6:15 a. lu
Arrive Portlund - - 10:16 a. 111
H. HOLMAN, Ag.m
Makes all way lauding.. W'liurf fool
Alder street. Pliouea: Muln 8323.
A-4204.
Fit ANK WILKIN8. 8t Helens Agent.
Call Joe Clark
Passenger Service.
For Light Towing.
Day Calls at Fred Wat
kins. Phone 28.
Prompt and Satisfactory
Service.
Night Calls at Morg'i.j
Building.
To the PUBLIC!
STEAM, TURKISH
AND SHOWER BATHS
Every Day
at Kaleva Hotel
Courteous treatment an!
sanitary arrangement
Visitors to inspect will bt
welcomed
STEAMER EFIN
I Itiihhlilun A Hull. 0Dtnl
POItTI..M, KT. IIKI.K.NMMi1
Oeuerul freighting. Woeklr Hn
Kxploslves a speclulty. Uitntw
Tuesday ut 1 2 o chu-k noon.
OAK HTIIKKT IMRK
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St. Helens Uniting, Slioldol W
WE MAKE PIES
thut will surely tempt you. a -will
never disappoint J",B',0;'l(
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nro ueucious inu,. ,,, ,'
the finest sort every P'"';
und ull exceedingly gooa. uui
(tolls. Ituns. etc , are lwr
and line.
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St. Helens Bakery
J. W. Haggquist "
Cleaning
Pressing
All work done promptly
and in first-class shape
Give me a trial
Shop in Ilewit Building,
next door to Hotel Barber
shop.
All UM 1,1 H"Ml
Courteous Trctmrti
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