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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1919)
D USTRIAL REVIEW nil Kalla got new candy fac--'ork begun on new store luri Wilbur ncadnny to bo o ,vn now $66,000 Catholic L soon to begin on Rulem- f''l- . . ur Txchi grower uuy sue nd juuhodb iin tiv.vuv ,-lnh Ifli ld '" county organize i to hive enothor lirge prune I,ua want street cr.r Hue and terminal. ,l,lo Masonic oraer 10 erect iiln 1it. ,.H drill liiiC Blartedon well Mlnnvllle. fruit warehouse at Park LlnK rushed. berries in iienion oouniy 200 P'-r nrre. hui-pmen oiling inmns at n pound nllve. finld K. A. Hnilth mill to be t nil three shift. bp county to get two now co f.. rln fwctorlea. IiIhI 100.000 coal and coke k incorporated nere. ers cooperative iruu wwicia build plunta In valley. Und 'New fruit cannery or- wlili ITD.ouu capital. Bay shipbuilding plant and to work a one plant. Hlver vliii'K"r factories pay- i ton for cull apple. Lnd $50,000 sphagnum mom i company orgunueu. llliiliway commission lota 000 cont ru ct a August 6. ith Indian reservation to gOO arres put under water. und -In July shipping board :20.oao fiiiialilng liip h.ve. lew. McKlnley and IVra, bunty, planning flue highway. Band Four 6.000 ton ateul ipi to be built by Alblna ma Irork.. I rtmont of the Interior let tfnr draining 100,000 acre atli. liur Cuni'.ructlon will be lt full on Huaeburg-Myrtle klihwny. krLako Over 1,000 head cel lule hand. Price laid to be tr head. Ihurg $48, 639. 60 contract let structloD of 6H0 fool concrete! over outiron. iilillc First carload shipment; lor from Kerry county sent. I nearly 20,000 pound. DATFS STTT vrr rttr, U L. L. L. CONVENTIONS n.J,'il" A1,,b."'. ecrelary-mnnager of ti e Iyal lK0n of u,KSler2 lna Lumlxtrmtm I... in I lie action taken by the board of rpr..i.matli.a. announced the fol l)trlct convention, to be .a u . u,e n,,ulU f Auguat and Beptomber: n '.''"V'r1,,1 Commer- ...... nii, bUKune, Oregon. District August 14. W. O. VV. Jlnll, 11th and Alder Street. Port land, Oregon. District 3 Auguat 28, W. O. W Hall. 11th and Alder Street, Fort land, Oregon. District 4 August 19, 4-L Hull Cenlralla. Wa.hlngton. District 6 Auguat 20. Elk Hall, Aberdeen. Washington. District 6 Auguat 224-L Hall. 1147 (omnierco Street, Tacoina. Waahlngtoii. District 7 and 8 Auguat 21 Washington Hotel, Seuttle, Washlug ton. District 9 and 10 September 6, ( hum bur of Commerce llullding Spokane, Waahlngton. Dltrlct II r.nd 12 August SO, Council Chamber, City Hall, La Urande, Oregon. .Delegate from all local of the I-oyal Legion will bo In attendance nt the convention to represent the 40,000 member of the organization. To Improve 1'our Digestion. "For year my digestion wa so prwr that 1 could only eat the llght t foods. I tried everything that 1 heard of to get relief, but not until about a your ago when I saw Cham berlain Tablet p.dverllacd and got r. boltlo of them did I find the right treatment. Since taking them m digestion Is fine." Mr. Illunche llowers. Indiana, Pa. ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. AUGUST l 1919 NOTICK TO OOXTntrTfiitu Notice I hereby cTOn that bid south r..7;i. .1'.?'" " fe. ot Columbia Street to tta B t. f Hireet; and ft ha we. er 7ha f 0? siirfi IT " 8tr.eel:a" ot Street from Columbia Strot from Laid Dolnt m 8 cnter.,ln ' CowlTti Street to feet south of th. 'MlJ '5,6n.w',1ol Tualatin Street; all lit Street to the center llnnfTi .. 'ujiMin Street from the center tin Street; mnSlto Motl&'IlZW l H Btreet to th cente" Strt from th, ,T1 Mr"9 of lntr 8treel- and umbla Street to tl" we.terlv ed.e or i r 8,Set from ,he eeaier ,ln The Strand; all SS?dan2f wlS 2l2W,t,.u8let t0 Dt 330 feet ! Plan, and .pecinmion. ?f 11m S?Uth. f center nne of Tualatin Improvement 0 said "treet. on fii 6,1 I1 lD th th In the office of the RecXr plan, 'nd "Pacification, of Uid 1m- Clly. Hecorder of laid provement of .aid .treet. on file In A certified check Jn the .um of U'dCtt? ' CUy RMrder 0t ton per cent of the sum bid. running ? I... , to the Hror. .hall accompany each ,onAcertlfled .check ,n of bid. V"'T ec". ten per cent of the tarn so bid. run-, Payment in t m.. I lng to the Mayor, shall be ruled bv ni VAT 'u"a'l ch bid. ' lis. a.. I BVODUJCUl UI tin ,ropori' improved. ! . 1 "yraeni 10 oe made from funds to w, openea ror acceptance. " r,IMa D' Pctai aasesament on ftjctIon. Aiiarna loth . I the real nrnnrt n It's a Pleasure to Drive an Auto that Rups Right ; . WE KNOW HOW TO REPAIR AND ADJUST ALL MAKES OF CARS QUICK SERVICE GUARANTEED WORK ST. HELENS GARAGE Pfione 57 H. M. TERRY . St Helens, Ore. . , Council Chamber, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. The City Council reserve the right to reject any and all bid Done by order of the City Council. E. E. QUICK. City Recorder. KCMMOX8 1ScVSmCVn C0r OF THE STATE OV OREGON FOK THE COfNTY OP COLUMBIA. Carrie Hagey, Plaintiff, vs. Homer Hngey. Defendant. To Homer Hagey, the defendant above named: In the Name of the State of Ore gon, Vou are hereby required to ap- "' auswer me complaint filed the real Drooertv an lmnmnj Did will be opened for acceptance or rejection on August 18th, 119, at the City Council Chamber at 8:00 o' clock P. M. The City Council reserve the right to reject any and all bids Done by order of the City Council. Auguat 4th, 1919. E. E. QUICK. City Recorder. TERN OREGON ROAD CONDITIONS 'llilo Highway ODen ami In condition. Kugcno to lilue fair condition, lilue Hlver McKuiitlo I'as to Sister. Inmetto Outn far murlilnna in Eugimo and Rlgdon. Pass- Fr wskods acros summit, lain Wagon Road Open and coouillnu from Foster In Hih pi of t:ascde. A few ma- hv crtissod the nas Into fn Urcgon this season by tills low Open between Sandy and iltl. In good condition. Handy In Bridge; poor. Twin llridge wr Creek; fair, Clear Creek ipinlils. tme-Klorence Open and In ment sumuior condition for the i route. dford-Klamath Fall O pen 6 ''r c Iltion, entire length, Humorous rough place due to traffic. it frnck open and In general- ia condition. tent Clty-Hrooklngs Open fair condition entire length. "me rough place. Mi I'aMs-Crcscont City In fair ran btweiin Urant Pas and 111 City. Rough on Oregon In and from there to Waldo. mla side In good condition. Wt-Alnoa opon ontire route i PMHahie condition. The road mm Waldport by Vahat and 'rpetua to Ten Mile Crek I ,,1" ,n,r ummor condition. 'lle-Ttller Opin and lii good l0i fr ontire longth. 'age (irovc-Olsston Open and r- vuimiiion between Cottage I nd the Kusston ranch. Closed r" omwven thia point and P"- No detour possible I,' Kt ovor this road, fine Hlgiiwuy Open and In ex . ''ultlon, except where con L.2 ln Dr"reBa between Med ina Klddlo. Iloonuse of paving pni between Grant Pasa and Ci, i. r' ''"'""i" oor a rough r1 1,18 ""nh aide of the stream ""sry. ... C "Ivem Open between W'll J ' wd Tllhimook. Very rough P niles through the Grande P 'Mlan Itosorvatlon; here for fi flays ufior hoavy ralna It I MtWorni li..li. ...i i. , - .r,fu uiiu nuou II1UHHB r QOWii Dm i mi. t . lbf V0.0''1 I,eMh Opon. and -hkmi oar entire lengtn. Hi CoKt Quick ResultB -Mist nun. HIM.-iO.NH JN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATU OK OHEGON KOH COL tMlllA COUNTY. Anna H. Connell, Elmer T. Connell, Hannah U. Itlanchard, Plaintiff, v. Myrtle Chittenden and A. E. Chit tenden, her husband Pauline,' Avory Chittenden, Paul Porter Chittenden, Jack DnnloU, Vent llushhy and Kred Bushby, her hus band, Alice M. Campbell, minor; I Calvin Porter Campbell, minor; and C. B. Campbell, their general guardian; Charles Porter and Jane Doe Porter, his wlfo; the unknown heir of Chane Porter; r.lso all, other person and parties un-l known claiming any right, title, es-l tate or Interest In tho reul estate described In tho complaint heroin,! Ilnfendant. ! To Jack Daniels, Pauline Avery Chit-' tnnden, Paul Porter Chittenden,! Charlt's Porter and J me Doa Por- ter, his wlfo; the unknown heir of Charles Porter; r.lso r.ll other person or parties unknown claim ing any right, title, esU'.'e or In terest In the real estate described In tho complaint heroin, Defund ents: I ln the Name of the State of Ore gon: You and each o.' yau are here by required to appear ln the above entitled court and answur the com plaint filed against you iu the above entltlecause, on or before tho l&tli day of September, 1919, said date be ing after tfie expiration of six week from the dale of the first publication of thl summons upon you, the (lute, of the first publication thereof being the 1st dny of August, 1919, and the date of the last publication thereof being the 12th dny of September, 1919. and It you fall (o to appear and answer Bald complaint, for want thereof, the Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for tho relief prayed for In their complaint, to-wlt: for a decree declaring the Plaintiffs to be tho owners In fee simple by the entire-! ties and In the actual possession of. the following described parcel of real property, situated In Columbia Coun ty. Oregon, to-wlt: j lining all of tho North H of the Donation Land Claim of Daniel Wit-j son and Sarah Wilson, hi wife, be ing clr.lm No, 68, being port of Sec tion 4, T. S N. 11. 1 W. of the Wll lumette Meridian, and claim No.. 88, being part of Sections 39, 30, 81, 32 and 33, In T. 6 N. H. 1 W. of Wll Inmetle Meridian, Notification No. 7633, cortlflcnto No. 3789, and con taining In the entlro Donation Land Claim. 683.84 acres, more or loss. And forever barring and preclud ing you and each of you. and all per son claiming by, through or under you. from claiming or attempting to claim, asserting or attempting to as aert any right, tltlo or Interest in or to said renl property, or any part thereof, ndvorse to tho title and In terest of tho Plaintiffs therein and thereto, and that tho title ot the Plaintiffs In and to said real property bo qulotod against the clulinB and de mands of you, and each of you. This summon Is served upon you hv niihllnntlnn thereof In the St. llolons Mist, pursuant to order of, Martin White, Judge ot tho County) Court of the State of Oregon ior Columbia County, tho Honorable J. A Eakln, Judge of the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for Columbia County, being absent from Columbia County, and rendered on tho SOtli day of July, 1919. HARE, M' A LEAR & PETERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Resident Attorney State of Oregon, Post Office Addrens. Shute Savings Bank llullding, Hilisbero, Oregon. First pub, Aug 1, 1919 Lost pub., Sept 12, 1919. SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR COL- I - ... j V . .1 1 J. Hattle Anna Daniels, Plaintiff, v. Frank William Daniel, Defendant. To Frank William Daniels, the abov RRttlOlt vou ln thm sKnv. Ani.inj ...... th . . D?e?cr.w .,n,,h1,' ,Mi da 0f ,h6 t,n, 8on' you ara horeb quired to ap-1 ? .d ln.th"10rd"r for tne P"0"' pear and anwer the complaint tort LuMll ai7it: 0n or b- fi,Cd aBaln8t you ,n the ab0T titled i rr """'"Tol 8eptem-l Mlt on or before the 20th day of In :;ir.?nd " 70U fa".t0 aPPer September. 1919. that bolne the day ?u."r f0r ,Want t,,erof the! flM1 the order of the Court for tt ri iff VLV? y.l. !ald Court ,or Jrou 10 appear Bnd ana"er and betnf -Jul le,f )ra'r?1 for 'n t' complaint, more than six. weeks from the date li ;0r B decree dlol'ln the! of the first publication of this sum conds of matrimony now and hereto- mons. and If you fail to so appear HVl. st,n b"'881 Plaintiff and de- and answer, the plaintiff will abpiy rf.rM ..'.ud. ,0r .sucll otner an! t0 be Court for the relief demanded further relief bb to the Court may in the complaint, to-wlt, for a decree seem Just and equitable. I of divorce and for the custody of ih I ins summons is published once a three minor children of plaintiff ana Cleanliness and Safety is Our Motto We handle and sell only the choicest meats and when buying from us you are assured of getting only the best at the lowest possible price. Our GROCEERY department is well stocked with seasonable and reliable groceries and our prices are lower than you obtain elsewhere. The People's Market Phone4 St Helens, Oregon SM week for six consecutive weeks In the St. Helens Mist, a newananar nt eral circulation, published at 81. Hel mm, i uiumoia lounty, Oregon. defendant. This summon Is published In the St. Helens Mist. m. BivivMF nuh. ; i ansa ana or general circulation In , uivnuM. i xjiu uu Vi gannroi cir puoncauon ot mi lummon I tha County of Columbia, State of ii ilU9 S S order of ,h Honor-! Oregon, once each week for six sue aiile J. A. Enkln, Judge of the above1 cesslve weeks by order of Honorable entitled ( ourt, duly made and filed J. A. Eakln, Judge of the above en- i..L "il ?n ln 4th day ot Ju,Jr.i tltleI Court, made on the 4th dav of 1919, and the date of first publica-, August. 919. the first publication Vi?o "J" th 26th dar 0f July' be,nt AuKUSl 8th 1919 nd the lakt , u mo inn puuu-, puDucaiion on sepiemoer ism, i9i. cation is September 6th, 1919 FRED W. HERMAN. Attorney fot Plaintiff. Residence and Postoffice ' Address. Rainier, Oregon. E. J. M ENDENH ALL, J. N. PEARCY, Attorneys for Plaintiff.. 928 Chamber of Commerce BUg., Portland, Oregon, f Cooling Items for Hot Weather -Lunches -Salads -Sandwiches -Cold Meats Ice Cream Sodas Ice Cold Soft Drinks Fountain Specials Mt. Hood Ice Cream Confections MASON'S ST. HELENS, OREGON Do you want good Lumber at a reasonable price? If so, give us an opportunity to quote you prices. If you are going to build a house, a barn, a fence or will need lumber for any use, call or write us. It will be to your ad vantage. SILO STOCK We are making a specialty of getting out silo stock. Our prices are lower than you will obtain elsewhere. If you will give us a trial order, you'll then be convinced that we1 are telling you the truth. Make us prove it Scappoose Lumber Co. SCAPPOOSE, -OREGON St. Helens Flour .J?. MAKES PURE WHITE kSN B R R A D and the best pastry Let your Grocer send you a sack next time you order V A HOME INDUSTRY PRODUCT SHRDCflOURMllCl . W ri HILL FEED OF ALL KINDS St. Helens Flour Mill Co. Important Announcement To Automobile Owners We have decided to increase our shop equipment and mechanical force, and will accept repair work on all makes of cars. Your patronage is respectfully solicited. Should you see fit to bring yourcar to us for any needed repairs we will, on our part, absolutely guar antee all work done in our shop, and believe that we can thereby keep your maintenance at a minimum and increase your satisfaction in the use of your car. We will maintain a thoroughly equipped electrical department for the repair of batteries, starting, igni tion and lighting systems, and will carry a full lines of tires, parts and accessories. Thanking you in advance for any patronage you give us. I am, t ; Very truly yours. . J. H. FLYNN PHONE 138-J ST. HELENS, OREGON Shop and Salesroom ix one block east of a P. & a Depot. frr i i Quality Merchandise Only 6 The Toggery Men's Clothing and Furnishings Legitimate Prices Always
