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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1917)
r.rT r-Ktc micT romAV TANUARY 26. 1917 iN 1 . 1 1 1l.1jH.1N llllOi, x.. .1 4 I ( Continued from l'i'RO 5) Hayes Estcrbrook left Monday for; 8t'MMOXM jVWVVVvvvTT J 1 Portland whore he has accepted allN THE CIIUT1T t'OUKT OF Tllh MICT MlQTIlNir.Q . , ' ! STATU OK okeuon fok I'OI.- I'llwll I'lUJIIHVW r .,, ,.. ITMItIA enl'NTV. r rutin i?urKo uiiu who im . ......- . . . -. i-j.i., ., ro. J' vllt uith A n it net Emnl. riuintlff. vs. Andrew Mr and Mrs. A. S. Harrison were 1 friends and relatives in Portland. Portland visitors Friduy. J. S. Kelso. Inspector of the Pa- Dr. Stone's Heave lrops cures clfic Lumber Association, was a busl heaves. Price $1; for sale by all : ness visitor to St. Helens Wednesday. dniRcists i Messrs' A. J. Demitm and John N'OTH'K TO OWTHACTOKS Deming were in Portland Sunday SEALED PHOPOSALS. addressed . ... i- : n tUrt I'nuntv frmi-t of Columbia visiting irieiiua. ...... " T ' ..I" !,.. .i. m.i. f i,.r... 1917. r I'uri iiimi f'iiiniiv i lriiiroii ni ueii'iiH. nif ion- iiiu twin ...... ... ----- Wirkknla. Defendant. To Andrew Wirkkala, the ubove named defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OHKC.ON: You are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com plaint filed ngainst you In the above entitled court and action on or bo- Miss Emma Morton, Mor- was a guest of her brother, S. t' ton, on Saturday. H. F. McCormtck returned Wednes day mornig from a several dayo' busi ness trip to Portland. H. P. Ross wns in Portland Friday In connection with the business in terests he represents here. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob lieorge were in Portland Friday last attended the Shriners tald day being after the explratlou of six weeks from the date of the first publication of. this summons; and it you fall to appear, for want thereof, the Plaintiff will take Judgment against you In the principal sum of $4102.26 with interest on said sum at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from June 1, 11)15, and for an nddl- Mr. George re:;d. I tlonal sum oi iuu.uu nuorney iee meeting. All DroDosuls must bo made upon and for his costs and ttlsmirKenieuts eon, anil emlorseu "l'roposnis lor mi-1 proving the following road in t'olum- bla County, Oregon, to-wlt: ItAIMtOAl) AVEN'l'E, IN SOUTH j ST. HELEN'S, OREGON. ! will bo received by said t'ou'ity Court until 2 o'clock P. M. February 9th, j 1917, and not thereafter, and at that time will bo publicly opened ami ! W. L. Slotboom, of Portland, is' here for a several days' visit at the1 home of his sister, Mrs. L. L. llaker. I A big supply of folding clothes j tliem at the Second Hand Store. Cen tral avenue. The Central Confectionery Store is open for business under new manage- (ice of the County Clerk, inent by Mrs. Ethel Thomas, suc- Each bidder shall deposit, with his cessor to W. H. Brower. bid, a certilicd check, cash, or a sure- to be obtained from the of the above action. at his office at St. Hel- j This summons is published by or der of the Honorable J. A. Knklu, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Columbia County, which order was niado and entered on the 25th day of Jan., 1917, and the tinio prescribed for publication thereof Is six weeks, beginning with the isi.ue of the 20th day of Jan . 1917, and ending with the Issue of blank forms, Roadmaster, ens, Oregon: Must give prices pro posed, both In writing and figures, and must bo signed by the bidder, with his address. Plans and specifications are on file, and may be examined in the of- During the past week several car-! ty bona, tor an amount o n least . marc. , , t,i. hnvo i,on aiiinnpil five per cent of his bid, pnyble to the GLEN R. MKTMtc.lt, f-n, . hi Tun nf the ears County Clerk, which shall be forfeit- were billed to Los Angeles, Cal. A. S. Harrison and wife are in Salem, where Mr. Harrison is doing some lobbying along with other mem bers of the grocers' association rela tive to several bills. Mrs. Edwin Ross and daughter Harriet and Mr. Switzer will leave Tuesday on the steamer Klamath for Los Angeles. They will spend some months in Redlands, where they have a homo and orange grove. Another big show is coming to the Strand next Tuesday afternoon and night, when Romlg Brothers Fashion Plate Minstrels will nppear In the latest song successes, wit and humor. This company of eight men are com ing direct from the Hippodrome, Se attle, where they scored a big hit. They put on an act lasting an hour, upon which the Seattle papers had the following to say: "lt was one big laughing surprise from the time the curtain went up until the finish in which the eight men take part in a stirring brass band fanfare." ed to the County, in case the award is made to him, and he shall neglect, fail or refuse, tor a period of five days, after such award Is made, to enter into a contract and file the re quired bond. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. R. S. HATTAN, County Judge. A. E. HARVEY, Commissioner. Jl'DSON WEED, Commissioner. II. E. ABRY, Roadmaster. A. F. BARNETT, County Clerk. Attorney for Plaintiff, St. Helens, Oregon. ATTENTION, FARMERS. For this season we will need about 300 tons of Kentucky Wonder string beans, for which wc will pay $-10 per ton. We will also need 400 tons of ; cabbage. The price will bo cccord- ing to the quality and the time it is delivered. We are now ready to ' make contracts for both cabbage and beans and our office is open from ; 7:30 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. I COLl'.MBIA RIVER CANNING ! & PRODUCE CO., ! 6-2 By L. Rosasco. Manager. JAS. MUCKLE 4 SON "GOODS OF QUALITY" Telephone No. 3 St. Helens, Oregon We still have a large supply of those Heavy Woolen Sox, in white and grav, the regular 35c value SPECIAL AT 25c PAIR Men's Arrow Shirts in many beautiful patterns; very newest styles, in all sixes. Regular $1.50 Shirts SPECIAL, $1.15 French Ginghams, guaranteed absolutely fast color. 32 in. wide; stripes, plaids and checks in a large variety of colors. ONLY 25c PER YARD NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S S.U.K IN THE CIRCl'IT COl'RT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR I'MBIA COUNTY. Michael Pierter. Plaintiff, vs. J. F. Smith, Defendant. I'nder and by virtue o." nn execu tion in foreclosure, issued out of the ubove named Court, in the above en titled cause, on January 24, 1917, in pursuance of a Judgment, decree and order of sale, rendered and en tered in said Court on January 12. 1917, in a mortgage foreclosure suit, wherein plaintiff recovered Judgment against the defendant, for the sum of $141.00, with interest thereon at the rate of S per cent per annum, from December 1. 1910, for $.!.". 00 attorney's fees, and $11.40 cosfs, commanding nie to make sale of th" following described real property, to wlt: Ten acres out of und on the south line of the North-east qui-rter of Section 32, In Township 5. North, Range 3 West of Willamette Meri dian, In Columbia County, Oregon, the same being all the cleared and improved land enclosed by a fence April 1, 1903, in said quarter section of land as shown by deed recorded In Book "Z" records of deeds for said county, on page 592 thereof. Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that on Saturday, February 24, 1917, a: 11 o'clock A. M. nt the front door of the Court house, In St. Helens, Col umbia County, Oregon, I will, in obedience to said execution, order and decree, sell at public auction, subject to redemption, to the highest bidder, for cash, all the right, title and Interest the defendant now has,' or iiad, on January 6, 1909, the date of said mortgage, in and to said real property, to satisfy said execution, Judgment, Interest, costs anil accru ing costs. Dated January 25, 1917. E. C. STANWOOD, Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon. First publication January 2, 1917; last publication February 23 1917. within the corporate limits of the City of St. Helens, as required by law to bo apportioned by the Court to the various Road Districts, and the Court being advised In the mat ter. It Is ordered by tho Court that said demand be and tho same is here by denied. On this day this matter coming on for the consideration of the Court, mid the Court deeming It advisable that the following described road, "llORlnnlg nt the beginning point of the R. F. Graham Road and extend In" l.'iO fet Easterly to the Eauterly Boundary of the S. P. S. Ity. right of way" he laid out, located and established, therefore, Bo It Ha solved. That a road, not to exceed 40 feet In width and extending from the beginning point of the It. F. Graluiin Road and extending East erly U0 feet to the Easterly bound ary f the S. P. S. Ry. right of wav, be located, laid out and estab lished and the County Surveyor di rected to make an examination and survey of said road and report same to the Court. On this day It Is ordered by the Court that the following mimed per sons be and they are hereby appoint ed Supervisors fur the following named Road Districts: No. 1, Geo. V. Grunt: No. 6, T. J. Fllppln. and No. 7, F. A, Burn ham. It is further ordered by the Court, tint beforo entering upon their du ties they shall file with the Clerk of the Court, a bond In the amount COL- of $200, duly approved by the Court. On this day It Is ordered by the Court that Mr. J. II. Duncan he ami lie i hereby appointed a Road Viewer for Columbia County, for the year 1917. On this day certain Road Super visors' Cash Reports were examined by the Court, being as follows: Elon Felton, Supervisor of Road District No. 2. Cash collected from all sources $224.02 Cash paid out, vouchers at- i tached 1 fill. 30, Cash to Treasurer to balance ti0.72 Approved by the Court. Cash collected from all Nourcen $ C:udi paid out, vouchers at tached Cash to Treasurer per re- celpts Rock Fold to T. J. Fllppln, uncollected Approved by the Court, subject to col It it Ion of outstanding balance. On this day there Is pre-euted to the Court u list of the tlmherlands in Columbia County that have been patrolled during the season of 1916 by the State Forestrr directly or by contrrct. the cost of which was $.034 per acre, anil the Court being advised In the matter, It Is hereby ordered that the Assessor he and he hereby In Instructed to carry out the said tax against the property as set forth In the report of the State For ester and as by law provided. W 2 O u o o o A COIN FOR UVERYONE Pennies N I (' K 14 I. H ' Dimes QUARTERS HALVES DOLLARS There In ii coin for you nt THE STRAND SATURDAY NIGHT (Coin Night) anil you will or H HKJ PICK UK nt Tim North .m 5 and 10 Cents MATIN UK H ami l- M id week Special WEDNESDAY WILLIAM FARNUM The tnr of "I'lglillniJ MIimhI" In nuntlirr Vn I'MmIii, ,, "THE WONDERFUL ADVENTURE" A ml I.V ( Coinhm the ftth ttiul tltli l It V MII.EH Mlii:it It's the Big Pictures at 5 Btnmh Iiuttrf 27.3.r 3.12 L'4.23 2 00 We Serve Only the Best Our place has gained a reputation for serving the best Meals and Lunches. Then, too, wc handle Cigars, Candies and Soft Drinks. Some morning try our Waf fles; iru-iny people tell us they are very good. MASON'S A nice lunch at any time; prices reasonable. Wanted To rent a farm on shares J. O. Parke, Box 34 1, St. Helens Oregon. CENTRAL MARKET RAY MORTON Phone 60 The Market of Purity and Quality of Meats both Fresh and Cured. Greatest assortment of Lunch Meats in town. Highest cash price paid for Hogs and Veal. A trial will be appreciated. Prompt Delivery YOU WANT THE BEST DON'T YOU? Thut being the ruse, insist nu having KAMSEV.S HKE.VI) Your grocer lm It. I leiii h I'usliy, I'icH und Cukes are on cvhlMt anil I'OKH.tl.K At our niiMlern bakery (live us a trial oiilcr ami then Judge for jourseir. We think this In u win ritoi'osiiios St. Helens Bakery J. E. RAMSEY, Prop- Ht. HeleiiH, Oregon Phone 1)5 VICTR0LA and 6 Double Faced Records $19.50 Other Victrolas from $25.00 up. Remember these are sold everywhere the Fame. I just received a new lot of the latest Records. Come in and hear them. Needles always on hand. My Motto: QUALITY AND SATISFACTION E. A. ROSS FIRE INSURANCE ' FARM and CITY LOANS l FURNITURE UNDERTAKING The Purine l!ul,jB & Uinn AswMlatlon has formed a lon.l braneh in Kt. Helens, u, have been uiM.inteil ,m agent. I Um in a ik.hKIoii to make loans on either farm or elty proM-rty. lO.VT KOIMiKT your fire In. Nurunre. I represent the next rompaiilPH. joe a, a,ijNt. menu made promptly. HAROLD P. ROSS THK INHIIUNTK MAN OITIee with .). w. It,.), Jak lliiiMIng i t j i rri. I ly, j Mi mi J XL- UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Oregon-Washington Limited leavet P0RTIAND Union Station 10:00 l.m. Daily ThrouKh train to Chicao. Splendid Mliilnier.H. dcclnc liKl.l. urr t...iiiiri. Dim t connection tor At lantic Coait Citii'i. Portland & Puget Sound Express from Portland 6:15 p.m. Dally ThrouKh I). nv, r and Kanaaa City I ra n. St. Loum car addrd enrouw lliuli clau in tvrty reaped. Salt Lake Express 11:20 p.m. Dally ""'"Salt I.a Train. Connection! lor lnver.On71ha,Chicatoand Ea.t 200 tuiln aUmu Ihe famous Columbia Kiier. Automatic "Safrl," Suinal Prvltclian ml the way, Thixmuli rUuiiiK Cars, Meals Uriuiul lo-Notu. C.W.ROBERTS,D.F.&P.A.,Astoria Portland City Of f ice, 3rd at Wa.hington WM. McMURRAY, C. P. A, Portland Steamer "Harvest Queen" for- K Our V Breakfast Foods are always rresh. Keep u full Mippl, f I'M'pni. cl" llreiikfuM I'ihhIh on Imnd. '! luive ll, ,! mvn ., ..,.,, .. )ri.ntlnc tte ,, ,M ( IU,4 mil tilling ilo not Krov Mule In our More. ( II h n (j,m,iI 1,1,.,, )lp lllv p,.emr'l UhhU on IimiiiI. Iiwiiui mil) ne out late t,KllB , , ,,, ..NIM.,, ,.. ,,, (.l mlnlnj .tul fiirllierntiifi nv - .i i.i . t-i H.n,,i iiiiiiu iir inr ao ii 11 h i' inre n.-avy iiii-iiIh a tlay. A. S. HARRISON & CO. ..i... " H.r.""lM ""'l" Imvx m oriMl lieuvy ii.lvHiii r. but w ,rKr Ini'hiino we buy nml wll for Inw. PORTLAND If & COLUMBIA RIVER LANDINGS fccW' J, A-orla, P. ni. daily except Saturday. '' m 1 GROCERIES ARE OUR SPECIALTY DEPENDABLE GOODS LOWEST PRICES and GOOD SERVICE Have Built Up Our Business We endeavor to Kive you the best values and sati factory service THE HALL COMPANY GROCERS i t "' UW ,,()V',' VHMm WITH I'M WM HOI II MIHK MOSK E
