ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JULY 6. 1917
NOTICE.
Pursuant to an order of the County Court made and enteral on
mis i iin uay 01 June, ivn, nonce is uvrvvy Kireu uihi uio nnauis
described County warrants, which were Issued more than seven y nits
nrlnr In tho first iiv of Jul v. 1917 have not been D resell ted (or uav-
ment and unless presented for payment within sixty days from said 4
first day of July, 1917, same will be cancelled and payment thereof wtli;
oe reiusea:
General Fund.
Name.
. . . . a. a. AA AA4 A A A A A44
Date
Amount.
(3rd Serlea "A")
- No. 8781, Auk. 6, 1909
L No. 8793, Aug. 6, 1909
: ; No. 8869. Sept. 2, 1909
No. 8S70, Sept. 2, 1909
i No. 8871, Sept. 2, 1909
I -. No. 8943. Oct. 6, 1909
- J . No. 8953, Oct. 8. 1909
! I No. 8954, Oct. 6, 1909
' No. 8955, Oct. 6, 1909
No. 8968, Oct. 6, 1909
, No. 9033, Nov. 5. 1909
: No. 9084, Nov. 5, 1909
! No. 9137. Nov. 5, 1909
No. 9138, Nov. 5, 1909
No. 9287, Nov. 5. 1909
No. 9402, Dec. 1, 1909
No. 9407, Dec. 1, 1909
I No. 9408, Dec. 1, 1909
No. 9441, Jan. 7, 1910
No. 9445, Jan. 7. 1910
No. 9470, ' Jan. 7. 1910
No. 9481. Jan. 7, 1910
No. 9602, Feb. 3, 1910
No. 9611, Feb. 3, 1910
' No. 9645, Feb. 3, 1910
No. 9717, Mar. 3, 1910
INo. 9763, Apr. 8, 1910
No. 9777, Apr. 8, 1910
No. 9779. Apr. 8. 1910
No. 9782, Apr. 8, 1910
No. 9814, Apr. 8, 1910
No. 9813, Apr. 8, 1910
4th Series "A")
No. 33, May 5. 1910
No. 43, May 5, 1910
No. 137, June 2, 1910
;: . v si
(Dist. No. 6.)
.; No. 2439, May 6, 1910
C. F. A. Crouae $ 2.00
Matt Klununen 2.70
John Gabrlelson 3.30
Joe Nelson 3.30 ,
Otto Norgood 3.30 j
Hobt. McPherson 1.70 i
M. Girt 4 40;
I.ucy Glllls 4.40,
O T. A A il ,
r... nt-uvw a.
Mrs. J. U. Thayer 2 00
W. P. Mclntyro 5.60
U M. Crouse 4u0i
Stephen Philips l.bu
Dell Hall 160
it. O. Hazen 3.00
L. 11. Manning 1 00
J. L. Frtsser 1.70
Frank Popejoy 1.70
A. II. Mathews 1.00
J. G. Bennett 1.00
John Sumlberg 1.50
A. Card 1.60
Arthur Adams 1.50
Chas. O. Olson 1.00
Homer A. Ruo 10.00
G. Seaborg 10.10
R. 13. Long 1.70
Henry Lamberson 1.00
Wm. Lowrey 1.00
Walter Nisser 1.00
D. 11. Stuart 2.50
Dr. E. P. Geary 7.60
W. McMllan 1.60
John Joseph 1.50
A. E. Johnson 5.00
Special Road Fuud.
(Third Series.)
No. 1129,
No. 1289,
No. 1446,
No. 1447.
No. 1669,
No. 1679,
No. 1758,
Date
Van Prlchard
General Road Fund.
Name.
2.50
Amount.
Sept.
Nov.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
May
2. 1909
6, 1909
7, 1910.
7. 1910
8. 1910
S, 1910
5, 1910
L. Uarber $ 2.50
J. Ilortler 12.00
H. Tanden 6.62
Frank Kinney 4.25
C. F. Peterson 1.35
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THE NEW
I. F. Corsage 1.00 !
Jell Foss 6.00
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of tho Coun
ty Court, this 11th day of June, 1917.
(Seal of County Court.) A. F. BARNETT,
27-1 County Clerk.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen
Seven head of horses that were pasturing
on Oak Ranch creek in Columbia County.
Described as follows:
One light bay mare about ten years old,
weight 1600 lbs., white spot in forehead shape
of heart, black feet, black mane and tail, scar
on left hip made by harrow tooth.
One mare colt about four months old, black,
and large star in forehead.
One dark bay mare 8 years old, weight
1600 lbs.
One black mare four years old, weight about
1100 lbs. Small white spot on right hip near
stifle joint.
One black horse about four years old,
weight 1100 or 1200, one white hind foot,
small white spot in forehead.
One black two-year-old stallion. Heart
shaped spot in forehead.
One black yearling stallion, barbed wire
scar on gambol joint of right hind leg, scar
on back side of leg.
A liberal reward will be paid for information
leading to the recovery or whereabouts of the
above mentioned animals.
Notily Tony Barber, Scappoose, Oregan,
or E. C. Stanwood, Sheriff, St. Helens, Oregon
MEN REGISTERED FOR
DRAFT GIVEN NUMBERS i
Kxemption Hoards Take First Step ,
in Selection of Army.
Exemption boards which will ad
minister the selection of the draft i
have begun giving serial numbers to
the men who were registered on j
June S.
Instructions from Washington, are i
to post the numbers publicly as soon
as given. This was being done In
some parts of tho country early this
week and led to false reports thut
drafted numbers had been announced.
No drafting whatever bus been I
done as yet and probably will not j
be done for several days.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our thanks to
the friends, and especially the Wo
men of Woodcraft, for the beautiful
floral pieces that were presented to
the late William Gray, who was
drowned June 15 and laid to rest
June 29 at Clatskanle. Ore. Such
kindness will always bo remem
bered by the grief Btrlcken parents,
brothers and Bisters.
Mil. AND MRS. A. C. GRAY,
CHANDLER, HENRY, MARION,
NOMA AND NELLIE GRAY.
We have just received a carload of these famous cars. One
outstanding improvement in these late models is the extra
wheel carried. It does away with the annoyance of changing
tires, squeaky wheels and broken rims. This fifth wheel carried
can be easily changed in three minutes.
THE NEW MAXWELLS
have all the Conveniences of a more expensive car self starter,
t-lectric lights, fine upholstery and comfortable, roomy seats.
Maxwell
THE ECONOMY CAR.
THE FAMILY CAR.
THE COMFORTABLE CAR
THE DURABLE CAR.
MORE THAN GOOD
The city is having a tower built
for the purpose of drying the fire I
hose. It Is being built on the south
side of the city hall.
Always trade in your home town.
Columbia county did more than its
quota for the Red Cross. It wciA
$4,000 over. This is a credit to the!
county, but part of this credit.Nabout
61 per cent of it, should he clven !
to the men and women of the county
who left everything and worked their
beads off to get the desired results.
Tho people gave freely and generous
ly, but someone had to go after them.
American peoplo will come across;
fast enough for any good cause if'
someone goes to them, and in this'
Instance someone went to them and
stayed with them. . Business men,
professional men, workers, house
keepers, in fact all of the designated
workors dropped their personal du
ties and went after tho Red Cross
work. The fact that Inutead of rais
ing the $2,500 allotted, Columbia
county sent in $6,600 for the work
of mercy and humanity goes to show
that workers and worked all aided
In the Red Cross campaign. Is there
any other county which did better?
I will sell for cash or trade for
cattle, cows, calves, sheep, pigs or
goats,
1 large No. 12 U. S. Separator
with pulley $100
Manure Spreader $ GO
12-inch plows, each S 10
z-norse harrows, each t 10
hay racks, each $ 15
mowers, each $ 30
binder ijoo
top buggy t co
open buggy $ 20
light spring wagons, each ... $ 30
3-ton spring wagons, each ... $ 00
8-H. P. Stover engine $250
grain chopper and beltine . . . 1 Kn
1 2-H. P. Stover engine $ 75
1 4-H. P. Stover cnelne Si no
truck . $ 30
farm wagons, each $ 50
farm wagon $ 20
wood saw and belting $ 36
small disc $ 25
middle t 10
60 acres green cow feed and barn
room;
15 head horses, weight 1000 to 1800
price $60 to $225.
1 black pony $ 35
FRANK h. SMITH,
8MITIISHIRE,
SCAPPOOSE, OREGON. 25tf
We have only one carload of these cars in stock, so we would
advise you to place your order now so to insure prompt delivery.
The Most Economical Car Ever Built
In our recent test Maxwell cars driven by Columbia county
owners averaged over 30 miles to the gallon of gasoline. When
I uying a car, this economical performance should be considered.
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
ior we cannot guarantee future deliveries. We have on hand
six of these wonderful cars. First come, first served.
$755.00 F. O. B. St. Helens
The
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Auto Co.
THY HUD tira,
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work team; frim,
holfora coming frou, "
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pasturo nnd burn !lo,l
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Of 40 acres In West H 111
orcau on . . Way,
For a hili ,.r
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stock cuttle you have. Market
paid: cash. Geo. WtUon, ft
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vun.lln d ..lw... 0 1 1
(In flno condition; now V. I A
1 sonson, wagon and other fcrtl
loom. m. j. Hllvnr'.hom, Yrtt
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For 8alo A Routla mm. wii
1 about 10&0; will drive either t.i
or double. A I no hnnnj mi hirt-J
both In good condition. Inqultt
, MIhI office. 11
Wanted A good, rolliblt bi
! hand. Muat have rvlcronm.
i quire of 1). 11. Klcliey, llax 55, M
Ulnnd, OrcRon. !l-
ror Halo Iirjte Durlum t
! row. A. T. I.nw, Warren, til
I'hone 102 K2.
! For Hulo Sliuulux aouarator. I
Cood liinru, 1100 IIih. will tndel.
! dry cow or younx atock. K. Ji
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For Salo Good 6-room houiei'
i corner lot, with fine Kantcn toll, lr
: trees and burrlea. Alxo 2-roomko.
thut would rent for $4.00 pernoi
' Well locutod. A Imrnuln it II!1
12C.n rnnh. Iinl tlB BO ner DDI
( Columbia County Abstract (0
For 8al) A flno home with bw
tlful vIhw, at a aarrlflce. A ebu
to Rft one of 8t llelcmn' fine hou4
on iaHy tornia. Columbia loan
AbHtract Co.
Tho flnvernmeiit needa Farmfrt
' woll as FlKhtera. Two million ttr
hundred thoumind acres of Oreioi '
California ltailroad Co. Grant Un
.Tlllo rovcata In Unltml ritntei. i
nnrtnnd fn, l,n,,i nut fiflltll ftlld U
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For Sale Two Perclioron m"
Pnlla Inn nml throe year Old'"
BlHtora. Will make 1400 lbi.
quire at Mbit offico.
tv. ' - . milk eo! "I
so, boo mo. I have several nr;"""l
mllkor. Ooorge WUnon, St. HeiM
M Ill.nn.. It OB I1'' I
For Snle Choap A num'tM,2
work liorBoa and hiiik cow-
Jack Apploton, Door Idlr.nil, 0r
For Sale A good 5-PsM.eni!!
touring car. It la In first flaw
i dependent Auto Co., St. I,len"',,
St. Helens, Oregony
We will be pleased to demonstrate the Maxwell to anyone
wishing a moderately priced high grade car.
IIOMKHKKKKIW, ATTKNTIOX.
Tho Sunny Bnnk Acreage tra
near Scappoose, Oregon, l Jul
thing for gardening and small (W"
ranching, in tract of fivo acre"
more at $50 per acre and up, l "
on tho market. Flno view,
rich soil; terma to suit purely
Inquire at MIh?" offico or write 1.
Wlkntrom, owner, Scnppoone,
go II,
Umo nnd Htilphur spraying'0 '
Hon, COc a gallon. Water
ogg prosorvatlve in 3Bc, 000 and
bottles. Uomlng's Prug ot'
tho Strand.