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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1908)
m mm... THE OREGON MIST Vol. XXV St. Helena, Oregon, July 24, 1908. No. 34. f "K TITI TT AT inn MIHM8& VAUDEVILL tSWJ 1 Lamott's Comedy Comp'y 1 II - Mond.y. Tuwd.y, July 27, 28 sonic Hall, St. Helens, Wednesday, Thursday, July 29 and 30 JUST A GOOD CLEAN SHOW k.itf j Ixo bones ill Solid l'tm inl Knterlamiiiriit. Change of Progratum.: I Nlglilly. A Programme lor )11 and Young Flying and Balancing Trapeze, Roman Rings, Black Face and Irish Comedy, Choice Senti mental Ballads. Especial attention called to of. Lewis in the Great Hindu Box Mystery I of tlir unl uilmg t il Its k itnl in Vaudeville, We guarantee thi enter tainmrnt to r Moral ami Krfinrd. ttults 35 Cents. Children 25 Cents .' V W Lumber Dry and Well Manufactured Lumber Flooring, Rustic, Ceiling. Stepping, Door and Window Jnmbs. Furnish Anything in the Lumber Line. DOORS WINDOWS. ETC.. ETC. ENIGNUS LUMBER COT i lomrox, oui'Xiox S EVV YOR8C STORE Just ;t present we are maUin,: a Specialty of ) ) T71 II s we continue to carry the largest and best stock of General rhamlisc, inclndini; everything needed about the House Farm. W'c have made a eat Reduction of 25 Per Cent til Dry Goods and Dress Goods, Ladies' and Men's Shoes lats. On everything except otapic owuics, t uoi rW to move it raoidlv we make unparalcllcd offer. An opportunity never before given tlumbia County. No reserves in these lines. Come at mid secure the pick of our great stock. 500 TONS OF HAY WANTED t,vu r eiiiinrW on 1i!md. Iii our Grocery Line wc ' the very best of goods and we 'also handle Flour, Feed, liturc, Hardware. Compare our prices with any and all of onipctitors. C MORGXJS ST.HEIENS -8 LOCAL Han i'ok Kknt Inciuire at this of file, Rev. Lew Davie, will preach at Houl toii next Sabbath ni(lit. Mr. (icorge Conycrs, of the ClaUkanie Chief, wut St. Helens vi.ltor lat Tues- rlny . Hring your country produce to Well ington, Si. Helena, and get iU full value in raali. Horn-To the wile of duj Lope, of St Helena, on Saturday, July 1Mb, a Son. W..i(ljt, ten pounds Absolutely fHirneaa in weight, aa you can ice for yourself, is assured all who deal at Wellington's. If the press don't break the Mist will be out on time tliia- week. Nearly all the space i. taken up by county court rocerdllgs this week ; but we are sure the people want to know just what the court la doing, ami thn way to find out ia to read the Mitt. Mr. C. T. I'rescolt ln been quite sick with nialariul fever during the past week, but la now convalescent. Her husband. who was called home from a job of sur- vrying at ernonia, has returned to the valley, where he will be occupied for a'Kiut a week. Shoes, in the latest models and finest strk.atthe most reasonable prices, at Wellington's new store. St. Helens. "hat has become of the Columbia County Ieveloptuent league? Did it die aluuroeing or fall into a strxkwell.' There are larger store than Welling ton's but none in Columbia County that arc better equipped or carry a finer stock of goods in all the iues he handles. As a I 'Ml item we mention the fact Umt Swilt ,tt Company bate let a Con tract for 175,000 for the foundation of t lie ir main buildiug in conuectiou with the immense industry they are establish ing in Portland Nutify your friend or relative in the Kast that colonist rat. on all railroads to Oregon take etfei-t September 1st. 10 from Missouri poii.ls, St. Paul. Du lutb and Winnipeg. KA from St. Louis and Cli.cnto, 1'ok A I'aih Yankton (range, at its meeting Ul Saturday night adopted rraolti iuns an i appointed .-ommittccs to arraniic for holding a cattle show and hull (air at Vanktou at a da e uot yet de- tcrtuiiicd, but probably the latter part of Scntember. Small premiums will be Altered. The admission iscxpected to be :).' rents, including an excellent dinner. This will be the lirst agricultural fair of any description ever held in Columbia County and will probably 1 a etartcr for a regular annual county fair. Mi . K K. Cniick walks with a cane this week nsa result of his gallantry in assist ing Miss Dorothy l'rescott to mount a siiddle horse last Sunday. Mr. Uuick had hold of the reins and when Miss l'rescott gained the saddle the horse started tu luck and finally threw him self upon his haunches, striking Mr. Quick on the leg with his feet. The limb had been injured previously and the tendinis were stiff, but the blow tore them loose and iullictcd great pain. Tomona at Ckoak CkovK l'atrons of Husbandry should bwir iu mind the next meeting of the Pomona takes place at Cedar Grove on Saturday, August 1st. This is the first time Pomona has met at Cedar tirovo and we have no doubt the patrons of the local grunge nre making aileiiintc preparations to entertain their visitors. Take time to come and.be sure you will not regret it. John V. Caples, of Portland, who died hist Friday morning, was well known amopg the older residents of Columhia county. In 1878 he was district attorney of the district comprising Columbia, Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas and Clatsop counties, and since that time has visited St. Helens many timea on legul business. He waa the recipieut of uniiiv political honors, having been n dele gate to the convention that nominated Lincoln for the presidency, a presidential elector in two campaigns, and United States Consul at Santiago, Chile, w,. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS This is one of the lines to which I expect to pay particular attention. If you wish to be well dressed and comfortable this warm weather call and inspect my stock, which will be on display in a few days. J. H. WELLINGTON ST. HELENS, OREGON. COLUMBIA COUNTY BANK INCORPORATED DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS : First National Bank, U. S. National Bank, Hanover National Bank, Portland. Ore. Portland, Ore . New York Officers Wm. M. Ross, President and Cashier; Edwin Ross, Vice President; A. L. Stone, Assistant Cashier. Directors Wm. M. Ross, M. White, James Dart, Edwin Ross. Following is a copy of the Report required by tlm Stale Bank Examiner, showing the condition of the bank at the close of busiuesa July 15, 1008: RESOURCES: Uwns and Discounts fc.n,900 80 County, City, and School War ranto .... 23,226 tV? lot. Building, and Fixtures..... 2,MH 00 Cash and due from Hanks CCISS 71 107,816 07 LIABILITIFS. Capital stork paid up $10,000 00 Depos ts Individual 82,678 11 " Demand 4,504 l " Time lO.oSHi !)4 Exchange 86 8(i 107,816 07 State of Oregon, County of Columbia s I, Win. M. Ross, Cashier of the ftbove-nnmed bank, do solemnly swear tint ' the above statement is true and correctly represents the true state of the several matters therein contained, to the best of my knowledge and belief. VM.M. ROSS, Cashier. , Subscribed and sworn to before uie tbla 2-d day of July, 1WS. .Atttratu
