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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1919)
vming breeder or today ilnri "ill l treasured In dm Wlil'i Mouse tug wiih held. ho (ho same thine to contend , and HI probably ho gazed iin!i Willi1 St. Helens, Oregon. Oct. 0, 1919. lie oniy lias 10 Bttenfl to IiIr awe iy (ulura gem minus. One of The Clly Council mot on the nhnv kmi sell tho cattle nt a fine the lien! known owia a tho I ' 11 i l ! dam In the Cllv llp.ll hi reirnla, I'omeroy & 8(ini were III Hip Mutes U owned hy Isaac II. Hood of set-son. 1'resent: hi only 11 few yonra and sold! Now York, who ut ono time, refused ; Magnus S:.x:m. Mavor. k.'ld fur nearly 130,000. AI-' to sell It for 1750. Iik value arises llohert Dixon. Councilman. fhiiHon liouKlit three cows 23 , from tho fact that, aside from having I James O'Connor, Councilman, co and sol ttitt herd pvprnl been used liy hoih Lincoln nncl Uriint,; '. I.. Wheeler, Councilman, tuKo mr rung iu io,uu. u u wui iiiiuiii from a curved box In' diaries l. white, councilman, nl ii K men will stay by tho farm which young (Joorgn Washington kept "fnt. n do equally a well. parts of his surveying liiHinimenls ! K H Onlrk. Cilv rtornrrif-r. will say, "I enn't not start.". The box Itself wan made from the lid t:enri?r l,,itnr i'liv Mir.i,,.ll ii uin,M u uj .i nun i on i ui a ucsk i inn iioiongcu to tho captain i .1. W. Ibv, Cltv Attorney bid watching Hie procession gi of UiO Muyflower. i The mhi.Ues o'f the. hst Vrakes writes AS TOFINE CATTLE Lef IIM"y iwwa Lie IniliiMtry In County . . tt m 4 A . n luoosn, Oregon, wui. i, mi Killtor of Hip Mist: j with llnure that I y read Mr. TarbiiU' report Ivu slock show at thu fair, In us, but ho makes ll rather There coulil bo tic, V oral pages In rcKiiril to rofhUrrud cattle inbla county. Year aao, a Unpin bought some rive or six 1 Shorthorns and brought his place. Thpy wore a fine ittle, but lio had uo customers to let them piny out. Later risk brought a groat herd of hut would do credit evon In In 1878 Mr. West Imd ff til of Jersey und luter wont k slid brought out some 18 Hereford. They took many Lt the largest cntllo shows, being few progressive beef those days, lie bad to let lo the slaughter yards. figlslerod cattle died out In llu county .though there was not to estubllslt several iiiiull lut all who undertook It were t,t out of business, t the year 1RS2, Harry West tlii'il the Sunny Hanks Jersey :d has done a wonderful lot i for many a poor man. 8S7 I'. A. KrakoH decided to klHlng "ring tails" balr an I ir n belter quality of reglslPr llu struggled lilong for il years. In 1900 Mr. Iloney- kinlillHlied n herd of Ayshlre imil these lietds Nlood all iknoss, blgli wutxr. low mid all In Columbia county "rakes had Hie mon? up and ne aiienueu me largest lairh yearn, going a ST. HELENS MIST. 1IJDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1313 . ri ti EREWE GET OFF i I in "M1""" "iiinimuM 5TeAGUE OF NATIONS '"fTBriUAi'i.i'i.w.i.nw"' Mat ...Au..,r.Ul'.. TP FAMOUS PENS I No piioium, no meeting was held, the Mayor stated that r.n adjourned meeting would he held on October IhI, 1919. it l.o nuittor had been forwarded to ; Morris HrcM.eis, ho Hint the cotitrac f'or could l.e paid In full, the same u-sr-UHU'ii una ppli:!ned UH t0 wlittt bad b.ieii derm In the mutter. A rcpro8ent:.t:v3 from a Portland music house was present uud asked the Council to purchase a new piano, taking In exchange the old piano I The same was discussed and laid over, for future consideration. In Hie matter of Hie acceptance of the contract and bond for the Im provement of Cowlitz street, CaBenau street, Oak street and Tualatin j street, It appearing that the bond signed by the contractors was not In accordance with the Htatute of Ore-! Ron as made and provided therein.! and after discussion of the same by the Council and the City Attorney,! it was decided that the contractor he required to furnish a bond In ac cordance with the statute of Oregon as provided by the session laws of Oregon, for the year 1913, at page 59 thereof. j J. W. Akin of tho school board ; was present and asked the Council for the use of the chairs In the up-! per hall to seat the auditorium of the now school building for the lyceum course and toachers' lnstl-. tule, which wns granted on conci-1 Hon that they be returned as soon as possible. An ordinance for the lloenalnn and taxing of certain persons carry ing on au conuctlng certain kinds of business within the City of 8t. Hel ens. Oregon, was read the first time In full and on motion made and car ried, wns read the second time by title only. The following claims against the City were read and on motion made nnd carried ordered paid by war rants on the City Treasurer: Claim of T. 8. White for floral emblem for James D:rt 20.00 Claim of L. It. Rutherford for insurance of City Hall To Live Well, But Cheaper That's Ycur FroLhm the Same Wall Confronta us all II. C. L. You Can Lower the Price and Better the Quality at Thomas H. Roy Nothing grows stale on our hands. In our fish, grocery, rrult and vegetable departments you can find a great and select assortment of the choicest of food-stuffs obtainable at prices that are modest. THOMAS H. ROY PHONE 42 MONEY SAVING GROCERS Ptirionii who am Htieclaliv lnt,.r. fnr east as tPd In a bill iiimucd by coniri e!.; unci no noipeu many men to1 "in receive from the president, us a (li tnl.er it i m a nt. lie sold cattlo all over fouvonir. the pen with which hu Tim Cltv Cniuw il i..i r. n,o ,,i.n . ' 'aim or ht. Helens Mist for jrlflc const and shipped some to! -dned thu document. TI.- p,u with lt In the City Hall SI Helens ' printing mid Canada. Iln hullt good wn.i h President Wilson nl;ne I the ' Oregon. In recular adimirned eKUir.n ! l:l,m "l Pacific Telephone r. and Improved the Innd. doelii-Mloti of v.ar on Ai.r;i 1 I'll No iiiioruin helnu tirpsem nn mimi Company for fire al?.rm 22.60 34.45 4. IS nnil Hnerti't lileel In m u-ero rp.-nl nnri llrother Ilreederi. arounu " I he Ih.t suits mo very well,",.,.,,,. ,.,,,,, t,.. ,i, ,i. tie town of Warren, don't get i "aid the prospective U'liniit. "but the tnlnulea, the s::mo wero apprcved. nun n ni w inun or a now neru, " un i no. . Itr.mirts' The MtsIi-I system Claim of W. H. D.vlos for hauling sand on street . 3.00 Claim of St. Helens Ltsht & Power Company, for Etreet llnhts 169.70 Claim of L. J. Vr.nOrshovcn for re-pstlmte of cost of West street 4.00 Claim of Gcorgo Potter, for supplies paid for hy him. 1.65 Claim of Andrew Petersen for wor!: on streets .... 22.60 Claim of Hr.rry Lyons for nntntlnir fttrpnl bIphh 1 1 1 t regular; i-inim of Marshal-Wells Company for house r.ur.s-hers - .. ... w . . j ...... niiiir rvirriirnfina ir inn ro m i mr . - - The bill of the Elsmai Floor Com "Whut's wrong with It?" asked ' n,t h i,. n, ,i-b i,,i '"V w8 '"' over for further con- ""' """" innt yet been oonplote., owing to ! "owt'on. "It seems to have been cut lo fit a;.i, ,,r (retting labor to do tho same. I Is further bus.ness .-.ripearlns, on it woman who weighed about ninety ' fly Attorney Dtty reported on the ruitlcn niado and cirrled the rneot pounds. My wife welp.hs two huiulrod i.mendmeat of the Ordinance llcens-i ''"3 adjourned. Attest: 2. S. QUICK, Hecorder. reoorten ! ith nun your nunii anil go long side by side. And a pleas- brd to I). C. Howard, the coun Int. llu mum not think Col- county was mado especially krseyt and llolstelns are here pounds. Hho's got to have a kitchen . ng nnd tax'ng certain persons, with- nrottier Iarliell one or my rlomli. must not tell his rus- that Hliorthorns will get without any work. Hoys, sell mi Ho to a man who will work nk you for the spare. 1. A. FHAKRS. Central Meat Market We handle and sell none but the choicest of MEATS. Cleanliness and Safety is our motto and when buying from us you are assured of getting only the best. WE WILL BUY Beef Cattle, Hogs, Veal and Poultry and pay the highest market prices. Trade at home and save money. Central Meal Market RAY MORTOX and GEORGE WILSON, Proprietors Phone 60 Free and Prompt Delivery she can bustle nround In without get-: i the cltv. ud as he HiLticht the t'ng jammed between tho hiiik and tho gas stove." Mist Want Ads Bring Results for.Mii, i'itocKKin(;s St. Helens, Oregon. Sep. 29, 1919 The City Council met on the above ditto In tho City Hall, St. Helens, Oregou, In regular sphsIou. Present: present ordinance was some what de fective, lie had prepared an ordin ance repealing said ordinance. Councilman Wheeler brought up the quest inn of tli.i completion of tho Improvement of Winter Street, and the c;.tch has;r,s required, and nlso of the proceedings ot tho Council In LAYING NOW ARE ALL YEAR BIRDS Icon Agricultural College, Cor- Oct. 9 "College records show lie lien that lays well through bnber and October Is the hen Wi'iierally lays well the rest of (far." said Jan.es Dryden, chief "liry husbandry at the collego. rernrils nlso show that tlio pin nnd the poor luyers In these Ml months are the medium and lonr layer through tho year." Biiothod of picking out Hie good s has been developed by the ex- nt stations and explained for I'lmflt of growers, ll y applying "tliod In the two months named j ryiuen run select the layers at Jtinie. which will generally prove the good layers for the year. ! lule moulter Is generally tho fyer, the early and slow moulter pnn-lnyer. Other Indlcatlona of pyer are amount of yellow color P" tieak, shanks, ear lobes and nnd the condition of the comb abdomen. of the yeltow skin breeds "how much yellow In (ho purta 'l are lint Invlnir llin onlnr Id have been useil up In manufac- iir the yolks. In layers these are pale. "' combs of the lnvers are Sum to largo for the breed, red, RIHl warm In Dm touch p abdomen of the laying hen Is r wide, deen and flexible, with W'ell-Hnrpiifl itnlul, hiuwia mid alien betwnen tb nnlvle and keel liones. costs about S3 a year to feed N now," said Professor Dryden, lioiiltrymen inn Ht cull out the layers or go broko." THEY ARE IN Fall and Winter Merchandise of all descriptions. -AMONG THEM COATS AND HATS Prices the Lowest Quality the Best M. RICEN Successor to M. Rosenthal St. Helens, Oregon A Clinnuo "wh, the wer.thor's pretty hot like a couple of weeks off. A N would do me good," anld the "nineiit store salesman. "ore Rlinrthnndod," complnlned tioss. "What are you In now?" Illankots." Well, I ettn give you a seasonable "ko. I'll put you among the bath- HllllS. IiiiiriMNivo Is your bov aimntlnir himself to ("U life, no wthnt hn'a nut of the py?" Oh, yes," roplled old Mr. Cobble. r'ny iion t seem able to got enougn mother's ennui,,' -k ha klniler pawes me sometlmoB." ' ell. llftfirv wna n 1 Inn t nn n ll t. P kllOW. Wll en .11 Ittln' F'ntl tir table an' he tolls us wha. I , " "nig an' what he anld to F'H and lmw f.i.,n.ii., i. .., u-in. h1'1"!?. I got so plum Interested I r r Knire an' can't eat." A HOME is not complete without a riodern Bathroom It is as essential as a kitchen.J Prices are reasonable. Let me show you how little it will cost you to make your home modern. R. CONSTANTIN THE PLUMBER Hewitt Building St. Helens, Oregon Discount for Cash FIVE PER CENT OFF On all cash purchases we give a discount of 5 per cent. You save 5 cents on each dollar invested at our store Dress Goods Dry Goods Blankets Quilts Shoes Men's Furnishings Men's Work Clothes Boys' Clothing Men's Suits Underwear Sweaters Mackinaws Hosiery All fresh, clean and reliable goods. Come in and select what you want THE MORGUS STORE 3Y 4l org us St. Helens Ore r-