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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1917)
WHAT IS THERE ABOUT GRAVELY TOBACCO TOr KEEP ITS REPUTATION L GROWING FOR 65 YEARS YOU CAN FA?nvl FIND OUT,NOWTHATl IUU Wi GET IT FRF AND GfiQD. THAT L lTOUCH ISAHtlMrwirTi ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1917 p- "'7 i sr. fiii tJl tSWr'' TRENHOLM i i Ml GRAVELY h- CELEBRATED' J OF OUR PATENT AIR-PROOF POUCH H u.., ""tUY PLUG TOBACCO MADE STRICTLY Foo rra ruti, - inV.jTT; KUUt" keeps it - I . , ' u tLtAN AND OOOCk A LITTLE CHEW OF GRAVELY 18 ENOUGH' LONGER THAN A BIG CHew . OF ORDINARY PLUG, i - JT 1 v Sotaeee Ox hunrnr V, ywu ' . J.i3 IT MUST BE -BILLY posters billboard NEWS MEETS WITH rwULAR APPROVAL Mb place of beginning, except that por tion thereof deeded by John Frederick Dangerfleld to Susan K. Shnttuck by deed dated December 4, 1888, and recorded In Vol. "J" Page 253, Deed Records of said County. Term of nalo, caHli; 10 per cent to accom pany bid, balance on confirmation of sale. All bids directed to H. West, at Scappoose, Oregon. Klght reserved to reject any and nil bldti. Dated and Ilrst published August 10, 1917. H. WEST, Administrator with Will annexed of estate of John Frederick Dangerfleld, decoused. 34-B XOTICK OK KIIKK1H "S HALK IN TUB CIRCUIT OOUKT OF TUB STATE OF OHEGON FOR COL UMBIA COUNTY. 8. M. Mann & Co., Bankers, a cor poration, Malntlff, VB. Elmer J. Smith, and Agnes W. Smith his wife, C. L. Bullard and Etholyn ' in. uuuara Ills wire, Fred J. Vance : and Salome Vance his wife, De- j fendants. j By virtue of an execution issued out of the abovo entitled Court in the above entitled cause to me directed. : iand dated the 20th day of August, i 1 1917, upon a judgment order and de-1 j cree, and order of sale, rendered and entered in said Court on the 27th Lynch & Muhr HAIR CUTS, SHAVES, SHAMPOOS I'.vei ytliing in the HarluT Line done up in Style Our simp is Strictly Clean ami Sanitary Come in and See us kt. iii:i.i:8 - . day of July, 1917, In favor of S. M. ' MIST MISTINGS FROM J1" &. c- BBD!er,. " corporation,: WEST ST. HELENS ' ant"' for tlle Bum f Twelve Hundred Dollars, with interest thereon at the ! II. C. I(lfr ,,f s., u . !r llB ol el?nl ?or cent Per annum from MIIK! RltK! HUH! FIKKI B. K. E. Quick, St. Helena, and liinuri) your property In the Oregon Kirn Hi. lief Ansoelntlou of Mr. Minn rllli. Oregon. Ikint put It off. MihOtf W. L. WARREN. Agent. kAA AAA A. A A Mm m When You Want Butter Ak your Rroeer for NT. IIIXKNH hi:ht Ho lias It. My Twit Hit 1U-1 Oregon P. K. Brock way niudo a brief Imii.I noss trip to Portland Tuesday. Mr. und Mrs. O I) ki. ,... ... ' '. .. 1 " I the twelfth dny of Juno, 1916. and Tr,.,,lw,i, f,., .. i . , in nouiton Saturday. the further Bum of One Hundred Dol- Trenholm for a short time H ,y. Mr Jolm l;re nm(le t)B Attorney.8 feeifi and the COBtg cf Sehool coiniiienced here September , Portland on the Iral.l i Tlmr-il-v ra . up.on tllls writ' conn"nding me 3. with Miss I uelle Clnrk In ,.,r J I ' " t,,u "'" Thursday, re- to make sale of the following de- l.udle ( lark In charge, turning Friday. scribed real property, towit: T. I.. Ilnckett, of Portland, was a Jesse Snward, of Yonkton went I A" tlmt Porlion ot tlle Southwest biislnWsltor In Tr !, one day , to Portland Monday, and spent' Tues- ffi? tw" 1' orth! day in St. Helens. range two west of the Willamette Mrs. Frank Tatro returned to i Ir:) Oliver spent Thursday anl Merl(llan' lvlnK south and west of Trenholm Saturd'iy. after feverul U'rldnw in iwti.,.,.1 i. . , ' the r'Kllt ot wav of tne Portland, weeks spent In I!v Vl.v n, I,, ' 1 ortlnnd. making the trip : Southwestern Railroad Company as (Ks sp.nt In Hi-y tlty, Ore., with j0n tho Iralda. the same is now located, excepting1 relatives. !..,.... tliornfrnm tha rir-lif nl ,.,o, r,t ,, .... i Arno .tiornn las returned from I , i V, . V,".. . .. Urown left for Portland ,., , , , I said Portland and Southwestern Rail- enliT vrhnul . . . iirau i.onipuny, as me same is now The family will move soon to their former homo In that city Egbert Oliver has gone to Aber- Henry Johnson, who has been with ! I",'n' W"Hh- to work a box fact)ry his family during the fires In 0,1;""" llint "l,,ce- n. i..,. .... ......... .... . firvn nn, ...i. i. i . inuueen ana r. W....H,. .ur romanu ounuay to! " pC..u- recorded tho grld Btrl contalulng look after his shlnglo mill Interests. 1110 wimmer with Vera Udy at about two acres more or loss. Tliu P.ilt.wl Uiuiiu H..... ...l.,. I I'Yuilkton. hllH relllrnml luimn I Nnv tlmrofnro t.v vlrlno nt antA " ! been patrolling the forest for the tiusi ' Max and Fred Rudt. who r Bm . ! execution. Judgment order and de- J'week were called In Inst Monday. ployed In Portland, spent the week ' prance with said wrlt'l'will on CSat- JjTbey gave somo efTlclent help while 'end la Yankton with relatives. j urday, the 22nd day'of September, i '",r"' I Ml"8 KneU Turbell, who Is spending i i1" Z' 5" ou' .f iCVe? i'clock, w wf i. i . . ' 1 B in the forenoon, at the front nnnr nf Irving Tuesday, whero he w located, also excepting a strip of land adjacent to the right of way of the said railroad now owned by Gua Ru decn as the same shall be located after the transfer between said Gus Hudeen and Elmer J. Smith shall be that tho smoke and long hours were i too much for him. Ht, llrlciiN 'o-oTntlve (ream ery AniMM'lution Hi Helens n. r.. uversaui, no nas nnen on the summer with her eraiidoarent : r,f.i,... ( o. the fire patrol for the past five weeks, , in itajnler, visited her parents in umbla County, State of Oregon, Bell returned homo Saturday, lie Btates : Yankton last week ! nt public auction (subject to redemp- ,, , , . ilion) to tne highest bidder for cash Harry Howard has sold his farm in in hand, all the right title and Inter-; lYunlltnn. M IV .Ii'fTrloe lwilnir Pnt U'hlpll thA nhnvn nnmnri ilofnnil. The heavy fog and dew has been )lm.,niM.P 1 p.nts or either of them had on the of u great deal of assistance In put-, Morris and Mrs Daniels m-ule 61,1 day of June- tho date of tlle ting the fires under control. Warden , i 7 i , . n mort"nR hpr!ln forecloced. or since McDonald was ablo to l ,y off 01.-p ,r,P b' toam ,aHt wwk to Mr-nnvhad In or to the above deBcrlbed prop-- SUIIonillU was allin to Jay OIT Olie . . . ,... imniB , T.,,- r.i, r,rt nnil evnrv nnr thuronf in .all.Fv Mrs. Ireno Karth had a pleasant M execution, Judgment order and uuciwj, luitfrusL, uiiurnuy b tees, costs 1 M. HOVEN Steamer RUTH SAFE. SPEEDY SERVICE TOWING, JOBBING Passenger accomodations for 100 Landing at City Dock crew of fifty men Tuesday. E. R. Kelley cutno homo Saturday evening for a brief visit with his stirprlNO Sunday morning when her and accruing costs. hrnt her Al. I ham hers, nun n mirtv nf n.iin n a unin.. n.i no-.i family. Mr. Kelley ha. been working frl(.l(g from AdtorlB' 91' " for breakfast. They were on tho way E- C- STANWOOD, to Pi.rlland bv nuto Shorlff of Columbia County, Oregon. to I i.rtianu h auto. By CHAS BROvN. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Usher spent a 30-5 Deputy. week visiting friends In the vicinity: . of Astoria. Did you ever hear of a watermelon Its Our Advice smiiD time with the paving crew a! Uocky Point, on the Portland road. Tho Plttsburg-St. Helens road is open to t runic, and that is all that can bo said for It. Wo would sug gest, an a taxpayer, that the county court take time for a trip over the road, and see tho Immediate need of a further clearing of trees and rub bish from tho road. Ralph nucclnl met with what might have been a serious accident last week, wbllo working on tho pile driver at tho Milton Creek logging j camp. Ho fell about fourteen fegt ' nnil landed on his back across two I logs. No bones wero broken, though I Ralph says lie thought all of them , wero. He resumed work at tho camp ' Monday. BACHELOR FLAT Steffle Nagle, who Is working near being too heavy for a Binall boy to Tho Dalles, spent a few days with his carry? family hers. ; Mrs. Lottie Sherman, of Portland,) HOJIKSEEKEKS, ATTENTION. visited her mother, Mrs. N. Ward, j She took In tho dance at Yankton and The Sunny Bank Acreage tract won tho prlzo for waltzing. .near Scappoose, Oregon, is just the The RebekahB gave a farewell re-! "ing r gardening and small dairy ceptlon to Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Usher I ranching, In tracts of five acres or Wednesday evening nt Odd Fellow's nlore at $50 per acre and up, is now hall which proved to be a very plena-j on "'8 market. Fine view, good, ant affair. Refreshments were served. rich soil; terms to suit purchaser. Miss Annette Payne and Miss Nora j Inquire nt Mist office or write I: G. (iensinan went to Portland Wednes- j Wikstrom, owner, Scappoose, Ore day. Miss Payne returned but Miss t Bon- 2S-tf Ueiismnn stayed to work. I : i Mr. Johnson, who lives near the j Bachelor Flat ttchoolhouse, had a ; j II. Bennett had the mlsforti.no t pretty serious runaway Tuesday. He: i lose a very valuable horse this week 'was loading bark near his house, that you buy K. Helens real oh-! Mr. and Mrs. Steffle Nvlgln are 'when tho team became, frightened j ate now. lu the light of recent .: visiting nt tho homo ot their parents j and ran nearly two miles beforo they ; development price mil likely to! In this place. wound up round a utump over near, Always trade In your borne town. E WILSON aiUaiiee liiiiuiHlintely. Miss Empo, our new school teacher, Frank Uoogles". They left the wagon will muko her homo with Mrs. Eric ' scattered all along In pieces. , We have few koo1 Inside lot ! Mortl)1 w)lio she Is teaching in the Mr..nnd Mrs. Chas. Molllnger are: Flat. j visiting relatives in town this week. Miss Pame, of West St. Helens, I Mr. Mellinger Is a brother of our fel- j visited with her friends tho Misses ' low townsman, Will, and Mrs. Mel-1 liallem and Florence Larson lust j linger Is Mrs. Wllkerson's daughter, j which we uill sell nt rrnwiniible price, mill many good lot null able for homo building. V small payment down and a little huvwI rncli month will nooii lilake you the owner of a ilttftlr hMo Kit, HINSON LARABEE ItKAI, KSTATE INSURANCE NKXT HANK IIMKJ. IMIONK 7 Hotel Barber Shop HEWITT IILDO. T. HKNNKTT, I'ropr. HANITARY HIIOP IN H. Most ST. HELEN'S A REAL SHOE SHINE CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING A Specialty Llllleh returned to IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE , weok. her homo In Qulncy last week, after UMUia COUNTY, a vory pleasant visit to relutlves In jn ti10 nmttor of the estate of John tho Flat Frederick Dangerfleld, docoased. Will Coon Is home .gain after a Notice is hereby given that pur ,. ii ... u; .,ro;8:"t to the order of the above en vied to a Portland doc-or. Wo are tlUed (l0urt mU()o Augugt 4 m7i glail to inform our readers that ho ln ti10 nmtter of tho estate of John is on the mend. Frederick Dangerfleld, deceased. tiw from our vicinity who v!b-; authorizing tne saio oi ai me rem Ited the Rose City last week wore I Cattle Buyer ST. HELENS, OREGON Phone D-98 Misses Hallen and Earvln Larson, Miss Hllnia Morten, Mr. Hinman and Mr. O. Peterson. Our Sunday bcIiooI was well at tomled lust Sunday, and now, Binco tho school has started, It Is hoped property of said estate, the under signed will, from nnd after Saturday, September 8,, 1917, sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash, subject to confirmation by said Court, the following described real property bulonging to said estate situated In Columbia County, Oregon, to-wlt: Ileglnntng nt tho northwest corner .i i.ii.i. u,m tiikn more interest I of the Donation Land Claim of Mnl the children will tako more inw.rthi i Townsh,p in the 8uiulay school work Mrs. J. N. Johnson waB a visitor at Clackamas last Sunday. Her boh, Oran, Ib a member of Uattrry H und 3 north, Range 2 west of Willamette Meridian, and running thence south on the western boundary line of said Donation Land Claim 2.60 chains; thonco south 70 degrees east and It's a Pleasure to Carry our Broad nnd Cake and we carry It for the benefit of the eatlnz com man - expects to soon start for tho trnlnln 1 1 ,,nrnuci wuh tho northern boundary lty. We receive dally compliments camp at Fort Green, North Carolina. : of mia claim 16.67 chains to the about our Bread and Cake and de- School opened hera Monday with , western boundary line or tne rig it serve them because we do our utmost . i r.,., nf wav of the Northern Pacific Rail frnl,r Tmr .eaehor Is a stranger road. fonipany-i ra lroad ; thence carelll , our cloan modol bak as teacher. Our teacher Is a stranger , north 19 d(Krooa eat with ,,le 8B d ! and we U8e only the pilrest of m In this vicinity nnd we hope that one , W08tern boundary line of said right j tertals In ninklng our bread, rolls and nnd all will give her a helping hand of wny 12.87 chains to tho center of cake. But we do not charge you for ,,.. school will be a success. ! tho County road where the same , our caretuiness. . icrossoB tne weatern oounaary line or A teacher cannot accomplish mueh i gHi(, r(ght of way. tilcnca 80Uth 79 u 11 1 oss tho parentB give their co-oper- degreos west with the center of said fttIoni I County road 20.21 chains to the St. Helens Bakery J. E. Ramsey Phone 05 Wise People Buy Groceries From Us BECAUSE Our stock is large, fresh and complete. Our Prices are Fair and Service Excellent. The goods are Guaranteed to have Quality. We recommend RED RIBBON CANNED GOODS because we have found that the best of everything is put in Red Ribbon tins. Don't put off Canning Your Fruit and Vegetables We still have a large supply of Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses. Phone 80 ST. HELENS MERCANTILE CO. If you don't trade with us we both lose money R. CONSTANTIN PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING and SHEET METAL WORKS Stationary Wash Tubs and Bath Room supplies. St. Helens, Oregon We Serve Only the Best Our place has gained a reputation for serving the best Meals and Lunches. Then, too, we handle Cigars, Candies and Soft Drinks. Some morning try our Waf fles; many people tell us they are very good. MASON'S A nice lunch at any time ; prices reasonable. CITY GARAGE Agency for The Chevrolet $630.00 F. O. B. St. Helens" Sold on easy terms Hupmobile Service Station Keep a Full Line of Firestone Tires OIL. GASOLINE AND ACCESSORIES Best equipped Machine Shop in the town for Auto and Marine Work Battery Recharging St. Helens, Oregon J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS Successors to Perry & Graham A Full and Complete line of General Merchandise The Dependable Kind Dry Goods, Shoes and Groceries Free Delivery Give us a trial and you will be satisfied Phone 34 WEST ST. HELENS, ORE. WHY EXPERIMENT? H U V 1Y W In competition with AM OTHEIt PIiOURS received the highest poswble award, the GUAM) PlilZK at I'unani a-I'uciflc International Exposition Use the best and you are always satisfied MASON, EHRMAN & CO., P&W
