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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, JANUARY J3,J 1920. OVER THE COUNTY lun. wan .Hown t . nw.1 eletllo.. In Ohio wIht the Kami Hureau an.l .... u,.rL.lnir IHKl'lllfr lll'- Mr. Orury l out attain , i, im.i vot. la limit SCAPPOOSE for I.l.ivd I'rice left last wooW Herkloy, I'M., to entPr collor.f. The Study club will ni.-.-l in tho loeture room ot tho cliurcli Woilnos- DEER ISLAND I The stork left at the homo ot Mm day ovoninn at 7.30 aliurp. and Mrs. Vaudershure New Year' Jim Kvcrsolo has rented Ihe 1 om . - ,.. .......I..,, nt till ........ j.,. ,i.,.i . .r.,rV-Wd i morning, a charming little lauy who. eroy lurni. iui r.-r ,,.,iii,.ii Hm .C,u.'1 V .T r I hus already established herself firm- two dwelling houses. I . .., ...,.., Hiun 01 IV. g. "mhu vUHVd ,hJ ly in the Vandersliure home. Floyd McKay. l.ester Adam. , .n ' " ' ,.,,, ,. , (.oll,llt.tlllon ,-.Z : Sunday ! T,,e Vankton school children have (li.y Moicuir are ;Mi worninc i v , ,., - M' ii r b ...I I Hon miMiHiire timi woiii.i ii" - 7 ,- great hardship on ihe farmers had I j iiassod. This was one of the H i Instances where the farmers of H state wero aM to hold their own acainst the llg llnanclal and cummer-. reiueo , ri.BlH of the cities. Some op-1 exception of tno, Umvn ,.,,. ,,., , it was ranee. As Mr and M Die. were ! decided to buy a sewing machine No ! I!' -.cw .,. U. CvU.e of ....... .t tl. .'lover Hill Kami for ana in oraer 10 ra se iiiencoiwary .. eankat ions nre entirely w" X .'j . funds, will stage a play In the near Miss iiemuger oi c.-u v , :.,.. .i. rvirm i siihslilutlni. in her place. Elmer Wurddvant was oown , irou. EJ wjsl , tmt cf , ,,,,lk part a mailer o( Hie two or j dinvrctit anJ llureaiis have r,iul2.Ml almosl entirely i llranito metuhers. The Inntame In that I Me I wo nmnen itest harmony Tl, ivpariinenl of Juslt.i. an issued for 'rrl ruUtcal. who had sworn allegiance to III t m ',,., r;lr.y of America and l I. Commiinisl LalH.r parly, and that 1 1 agents would c.mllnuo Ihe r actlr- Hles unlH a ' U'l 't" round-up had I x made This number U staled, did not Include Ameilcsn ell Kens who have Joined Ihe pities, and those who have h -on placed un der a i rest Kor results Mist Want Ada. o. ........ .. in vi..t.. . I .in. u'Mu eiirsini: i f c i i 'v. . ...... nf his enusin. Tlvde Hanson, i ''"" - ,.-.. .......... iiho shows " 7" v.V,,; h heen j '""king over the clearing work be- 1'res. iiavui i.so . . ..c....R i nrk wltl. , Kr,.: e,l ;.;ilv ill at the home of Mrs. " S"in ran,:"- Mr. duniiB Ir wi- s li s .. ,,.., , occasion arise,. c .;,. u H nn. nf Hanger. Shlun expects to set out a few acres Mrs. ne.cne.. ; 1 ' ' ! .... I A. il.e recent ( ounl) M. Bert AdamsTMrs. Weems. and to Englisl, walnuts. . . 8unda. -r aim mt an. r. " ; f.rt,u.p w ,.. Mr. Mill. Ylslted Mr Will Hush in "eunesuny recoros a very low a -,am. -emhlv that there should 01, iicicuo me... her new home in day. Mrs. Ann Goodnight who has been brown's room had 6, Miss McCol- Community church, lister's 12. Miss Hrown's 19. Total, ('lure pastor. Sunday ..... """' ; on ou, of , enroimipnt of S3. Munv . Morning worshii. 11.1a Visiting ai me nomeoi ner oroiuer. --- " i, ,,!,.,,,,,. - 1U) Kvei.ina service. last Saturday. Mm rha. M.TlriilA hrt ha. hopn .i.i.in'. ir La uh Hnnsnn. re- i toUov, ing oflicers for the ensuing ..imed tn ier homo in Marshfield I Quarter: Supt.. Mrs. Frauk Brown; Monday. ter. two weeks old baby, you kuow. W'htlo in Agesls cim pinion of the a- he u Slate t!eo. V. Mc-i reiieraiii.il imi. ScluKd 10 15. is the ne'il was seen ior i".m... Chrisllaii Hon ot county i.u,.-..m. eral county lariu min-au mv r" paring to enter a State Federation at llui present lime At (he 1'acillc liilenntional l.lvi stock Show. Mr. II- Herbert of Marshland secured a vry line Mol stein holfer and : young bull friiie She is a war i . B . .... .. ... i of those who are out are home in f-ranic liaiy. leu ior r-astern vregou , . ,..,. , , L'v-rvli...lv welcome. Writ Klin, ki'llt7 xry I vie ill IV. j t . " " - Tho Sunday School elected the' Mrs. Frank Marek Is hom from I the hosmtal. Mr. and Mts. .March are very proud of tlielr little d.tuiiii Asst. Supt.. Mr. R. Kapper; Sec. Miss Erna Gill passed the eighth ! Minnie l'eterson; Jrens.. Irene fr.uo ... . u..u uu ... -",- -:h '. ,, ..,, ,,rf Er, .,. was unfortunate u"I lJ',a l enter!Umwn;"Voung reople. Mrs." May j large .ruck hump his Hoick, dnma- breeding Nita Lewis who has been staying 1 "riRKs; Hustlers Mrs. S. Ke.chem; ng tho running board and fender. -th her grandmother in Portland. 0"'"r,a."sJ V'.1... ? 'r!:... r ". ' . ..,. I i.rUe In her class at the show, losing school is expecteu- " """" u,a": ",r,i i :. r1 .". ' ; I ,, .,,, one minor point, rattle I cf this kind will make Columbia j county a leading dairy district In a Portland Charles Wlk- the Carnation hcr.l.-r These animals to have ai in the llolsiein world mM are a great credit to the owner and the couiiiv The heifer took vecon 1 nnd attending . ... . i die Eonna uanuen uul ler la i.iuii u ii.ti iwu niin im m.i a j.i.-.. Island school naiuruay evening, jail. oisi. n hi Among the Goble crowd attending ! ' ' ",Wllr ,he Standard Sew in? the dance Saturday night were Mrs j c'uo " 8inK ' Give a play entitled King, Mr. and Mrs. Long. Mr. and 'r or Love or Money ou may stake Mrs. C. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Burk-j 'our litst dollar 30 " won 1 ,btf hr. .nrf ir Hi.hnn : cheated by coming, for here s the ' lew veats' time. pleted on tho north end of the high- wav bv the I n!on ltrldge to. o. i Portland. I.. M. .Murray wos super intendent of the construction. Mrs W. If. Cooper, when In Por!-j .nl,.,TV land Saturday, was stricken wlHi ; COLUMBIA LUUN 1 I T. J. Fl.ll'I'IN, ir Walter Freeman went to Portland: b'K nnaucial proposition: you get ih paralysis of Ihe nerve while at tli Tuesday to visit his sister, Mrs. Harry ! Kyle, who is a surgical patient at the Cood Samaritan hospiral. Mrs. Kyi? is making splendid progress toward j health and strength aud expects to! bo able to leave the hospital within 1 two more weeks. I The regular meeting of Deer Island j Grange will be held in Artisan hall Wednesday eveuing, Jan. 28. A ' team from Warren will be dewn to insuill the newly elected officers and i a general good time is expected. An i invitation is extended to those not ' members to send In their names for free and get to see the whole show tor absolutely nothing. But th- t lie "Dishing pond supper" is where the girls aim to make their cash. You pay 15c for one cast, or 25c for lv o casts with a real fish-hook, lino and pole. You get a fish (lunch! If,,,, every time, too. .o niauKs. i onielwi,0 had Dt'Dorci'M ririi AT ii A P . 1UU1.I1 1 l.L it, and at present Is ut tho home of her daughter. Mrs. Whitney. She is Im-i 11 Agrlcul ural I oil. ge. ( or- proving as much ..ran be expected. . . Columbia ' I. tl. Wikstrom is about again S. represented by 41 of the h,3 long ter a shake-up caused by running off the road In his car during the h'-nvy everybody and help the girls get uew sewing machine. Sat. Evening S o'clock, January 31. and short ciursn students In attend ance this school year, urcordlng to Mr. Cat heart and Mr. K. Wist i '!" ,r""',n" "'"' l.., ,n. lnrll.....l linl I. ' ill. r.'KlK'rur. II. .11 IHIlimill r. BACHELOR FLAT Wm. Skuzie made a business trip membership and let the farmers pull . ,0 Astoria Wednesday. together, each for the benefit of all The Women's club were guests at the home of Mrs. Peterson Wednes day, Jrn. 14. Among other items of interest tias a picture of Jeanne Desmout. one of the French ornlians being supported by the club the past ) iawrence sanooerg or Salem is visiting his cousins. Kendall and Crystal Burkhead of this place. Mrs. Rolland Mast en and daughter Lois were guests of Mrs. Harry Sher man Sunday. Mrs. N. Sherwood and children turned back for lint night on account. of tho fog. SCAPPOOSE BANK SHOWS GOOD GROWTH, vear. Letter, frnn. the nrnhxi. r. . " ... " " V "7" . I Vr ni. 1 " 'leposns nave also received but had not been trans- ,-....in,i. ... i . "i. i . . "T. " " ''"' "- -"-; states have cento lsted. - I rntl.'ilifttl hut r. Il.nm.ln. The treasurer's report for the I vm. tin(iher is snenrtinr Li. r gK , " .Dnleek i,h relatives and friends net and a nico little balance of $20 ' Astoria. on nana, lonsiacnng tnai we nave supported two war orphans, raised $50 for the biby home given to the lied Cross and many other cj:1is for money, we take a pride in the tact that the end of the yetr shows a br.l ance instead of a deficit. The after- tie In O. Peterson left Sunday eveninc for California where he has accepted a contract to tall some timber. He expects to be gone two months. Mrs. Carl Hollingworth was shop ping in Portland Saturday. On hei noon was one to be remembered. Mrs. 1 return home in the evening she wa Peterson being a wonderful hostess j accompanied -by Mr. and Mrs. Wllfor-1 A delicious lunch was served. Vis-! Hollingworth who spent Sunday at itors present, Mrs. Friesendahl. Mrs i the farm. Ed. Somestrom. Mrs. Bosworth and1 Mrs. S. F. Nngel entertained the .Mrs. Felix Somestrom. The next j following at dinner last Wednesday: mewing will be Feb. 11 at the home Mrs. Harry Sherman and children, of Mrs. Fred Adams. ; Mrs. H. F. Bennett. Lawrence Sand ; berg and Mrs. J. M. Burkhead an 1 YANKTON I daughter Adeline. elusive of short course students the i enrollment of '.il'Sfi including '.'Nit 1 persons of collegiate standing an I i vocational is a gain of 102 per cen. over registration on I ho correspond ing date in 1917. the last normal vear , A comparative statement compiled! t,s ,,r, p,,;t; t)w students have by the First National Hank of Scap- , registered lo da'e Engineering in poose shows a steady growth in tl.- lts various branches leuds In pupil bank's business and resources. The,lHr)IV t, i,t stud.-nts. agriculture statement of Jan. 15th of this year !,., ST cnimerce 62.'., and liomv compared with iiiat of ..in. 15. 1 9 1 K. ' , (-,,nuinU'i s-,js. shows that the resources of the bank, Oregon count ! have sent 3.S54 of nave increase.! n luuu or anom .,,i, I(),ui of ifi-i ,,, ami .,r. per cent. Tho deposits have In-I fursi, Hlud-r.l. From H.1 other 7 s 7 and from II 32 states n rli.M., oi tne oaiiK is gratirying to l.ie stock- second with 231. Idaho has 104. holders, oflicers and d.yisilors and M. ,-,., n,n phllllpinn Islands .s Indicative of I'.i-. totiu.;. I.. e of ihoj 1(; Tevas 1:1 iind llllnoiH 12 For conim unity In the ir.s'itut io.i Tl: lg. roun'rles In the list are Canada, growth and develophient ..f the S.ap- ).,n.:rk. l,i:1, Ormanv. Houtnu.i poose district and sutroui .ling oun-;ai Scotland. Smith America Nether 150.61. an Increase of almost $1 1 3.-' fure'en nmntrl 000. The surplus has b-eti Increusedj Washington leads among the stat fror- 1.30 to II. "i". Tne growth ; w),, 2.;9 while California Is a rl.i try is reflected in the increase ot posits and resources ot ;.ie liatiK FARM NOTES le- ';inds. China. New V.enl.inil mill It.... ; --f.i i Funds (or malntenanrci lm m l , Increased in proportion to the stud. n: i enrollment, and this fart toc'M.cr Without doubt the spread of tlifiw"n ,l,Kh -';"i"les offered by mIht Farm Bureau movement Is the tiiok . 1 institutions und advanced r,t In important phase of agricultural de- PV,'r' depart ment has placed th.j ml velopinent at the pres.-nt. From a ''K" ln a rr"l,,"l condition. .i Co small start just a few years ago the '" ;'r'' niPinlnrsi 1 ... , .. . . ' . iruiiu iiurnu nus oecome a naunna, . The Rev. Johnson will preach at Yankton Sunday, Jan. 25th. Earl Horton of Vancouver Bar racks visited friends here last Sat urday. Walter Burllncame is talkine of making a tip into Eastern Oregot. i soon. Mrs. Robert Jeffries who has been quite ill for some time, is much im proved. Mrs. James Brooks who has been quite sick for the past mcnth is much improved WARREN Mrs. O.'A. EricUson who has b?eu suffering from a severe attack ot rheumatism for the last few weeks is convalescing. Ex-County Judge W. J. F '.!. r'..i!i is in a Portland hospital where he will undergo an operation for his eye. His many friends hop ior a successful termination of his aft'.h-tion. j organization of influence and power. ' COUNTY TFAniPRQ Only last fall a National Federation , ....... of Farm Bureaus' was formed, an i ' state t derations are suringlng uoi all over the country. I ' ountv School Superintendent PASS EXAMINATION Since modern business method W. Allen has rereivd returns front A North Dakotn farmer and fam- . lly by the name of Holen has bought to S. h.i. . - "i m0!8 ranc" and "djoining Carl Anderson s - " r trail fJltrtlS lU lut-aie on me place In the spring V'.' .""r""5 ' as ola nls P'ace t a tract of land near the fwi.nH .in .in improve tne tract bv n Rudolph Kaooer is the ,,in. "rrn , Bureau Is not a social orennlzatl. tendent of the Yankton s.md.r . . ' ' r a marketing organization thouc havn been so widely applied to farm , . r""'nt teachers examination foi ing there has been the necessity for'15''' ''rtlflrates All of the tearh a farmers business organization cor- "r8 rolutnhla county who took responding to the Chamber of Con.-,'1"" ,nilnal Ion were successful li. merce bodies found among the rom-1 ",,t!linlnK frtltirates. They were: merclal interests of the cities. The Ma" Mrt''ll;ster. Yankton: Winifred Farm Bureau fills this neeil Howard. St IM.-ns; Lois I'avne. St Farm Hureu K.lucatl..,.al llo.l,. vlllTnT uT' ,S' V"1"""'' m. , ' erna Dixon, Hulnier: Lora McKa- The organization has developed luinl-r; Kuth !n, ,ks. HW- with the growth of Ihe rountv :iir..nt i.,i ir,.i,i ..,.,... , ... r' C work. and is n,.B(.M n. . .. . .. V ' inompson. , - - .... ..... .. ,.......m, ui misname, and Iteii.. nouy. Tho Farm Warr-n It F ri Conologue, i ro.iuriion or petroleum n tl,. deavor and their many friends soentldone for nurelv ,l,,,.in ' . .' Jn. 1 a 1 wr" npprox- - ..uiK i gu.-.is oi Kos.-s. i ue real use is to he n the their ilinorlnlonilunl ti..lKu T.i, , . . . . K . School. The attend ince is Increas- A . memDers of lle Christian En ;a little wrrk of that kind ing. John Dowd has been on the sick list for the past week hut is now much better. He recently bought 10 Shorthorn calves and 10 beef cows. The cattle were bought in Portland. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew j Kraft of Portland, a daughter. Mrs ' Vilm Remembers Kraft is a daughter of John Wil'ver-i The old-timer that' had sworn off aing ut Trenholm and a sister of Mrs i drinking liquor everv New Year's for I. Sygert. j forty vears? of b ; I'nite.l states In i-u. , i.n.n-ij- a , ti, nun, nun h; rrels, n in crease ot jo. oon. u(M, barrels over el the residence of A. H. Tarbell on : Friday evening. The evening was I spent in musical entertainment and i refreshments. iw .1........ .. ii-.n n producers fnnH , . ' . "ureaus ar 1 ing romp: nies at t purpose. That ,V w , ., ' '. 1. " "-rrels. nt " , , . " ar oi io, ui .0( 0 over i real punch and power on such occa-jago. and m. rket. end of 1919. are e it Chautauqua Number, School Auditorium, Jany 27th Financing The Farmer V 01 D be surprised if von knew of the manv ways m which the First National Hank' can and DOES lend financial aid to the fanner in the handlig of his products. pttring planning, planting, cultivating, harvest ing and marketing seasons-we are alwavs on the job to assist practical production. We invite YOUR account and extend OUR co-operation. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Scappoose Capital. 25.060.'oo United States Denositorv SINCLAIR WILSON. President DAVID M'KINNON WILSON. V ieVPreildent EDWARD E. WIST. Cashier Mm?1 mil JfA rj vs If I 1 THE ARTISTS' Tniri : D. "irr r:::;f ,be M - real artistic excelience. featuring vocaT 'o ' C,U',UblD " noril' ketche. and cartooning. Each Individual . 'n ' " n.0'0'- '' makes a splendid entertainment company the cou'"i"ation Vera MacKelvie, cartoonist, come. frm lhe Ch, he won an enviable reputation through be exce I l,,"Htl,u"!- "-r. Picture, have purpose as well a, humor Florence Tb drf""alil... Her ' are the oU.er two .ember, of Ui. Mv!;: S,wi- I IF IV tu .. . ... jus. remarried. U J I wo wn. causing her iurk I-N , ,,!V,.,,r",-i,,T ........ ... lasnninu. .. . i i ... friend. "in .cr! IM.I )'ou le yourpr.,,. 1 Ihal!" iiusrM U,, rrl.oT kH -I.n.lon Til-lilts. ""'J CK 1)ancc at St. Helens uiy nan Friday, January 23rd The Buni'.alow Orchestra, formerly of Ye ORKCON GRILL, You will have an enjoyable evening Don't miss it. Everyone invito Spotlight Waltzs a Feature Even if you don't dance, you'll enjoy wie music. i Ten Cents Admission to Everybody DAN Let Us All Be Thrifty And produce more in 1920 than in any previous year. In the meantime buy your goods where your money goes the farlherest in Quality Groceries. THOMAS H. ROY Phone 42 St. Helens. OrefM Just Arrived New line of B-tKAies, Go-carts, and Sulkies. A fine Reed BiiRgy at $28.50. Go-carts from $10.50 u. ' Sulkies from $2.65 uu. ? Wheels re-tired while you wait E. A. ROSS THE HOUSEFURNISHER Masonic BU1K. St Helens, Ore. MAXW ELL Will you be one of the LUCKY ONES who will own! 1920 Greater Maxwell? Sure You Will! But are you going to get it at the OLD PRICE? you are, yOU will have to hurrv as there are only iew left and we will fill the orders as they are re ceived. We advise prompt action. Flynn Auto Company One Block East of S. P. & S. Depot Telephone 138-J gt Helens Oregon. ri. 1 1 t t tor r k. l: f j t.Oi I I ) K th. land blooi nr. is ) futui la qi phlU' 8unc