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OREGON. Ill
XXV
St. Helens, Oregon, July 31, 1908.
No. 35.
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LUMBIA COUNTY BANK
INCORPORATED
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
PRINOIPAL CORRESPONDENTS
National Hank,
Ti" i. Hank,
,it National Hank,
Portland. Ore.
1'ortlano, Ore.
New York
-Win. M. Ross, President and Cashier ; I'M win
..Vice President;
ectrs Win
A. Stone, Assistant Cashier.
M. Ross, M, White, James Dart,
Kit win Ross.
mber
Dry and
Well
Manufactured
Lumber
jooring, Rustic, deiling. Stepping,
or and Window Jambs. Furnish
ytking in the Lumber Line.
OORS, WINDOWS, ETC., ETC.
N1GNUS LUMBER COT
i louirox, oiti'XiOX
v . 1 t .
LOCAL
i'oh Ht'.NT lniiiire at this of
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W YORK STORE
Jut at present we are making a Specialty of
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s
oi'timic to carry the largest aud.hest stock of General
,ndic, imlivlim: eurytlmiR' needed about W nou.se
in,
We have made a
at Reduction of 25 Per Cfipt
Dry Goods and Dress (lomts, Ladies' and Men's Shoes
ts,' On everything' except Staple Groceries. We must
its
our Mock, and in order to move it rapidly we
, ,ln,-,l i,(r,. r An oni) rtunitv never beiore
fuiihia County.
Ml'
make
i;iven
No reserves in these lines. Come at
1 secure the pick of our great stock.
)00 TONS OF HAY WAINTfcU
Stock of Shingles on hand. In our Grocery Line we
hi,.. iw.f .,f C.O.I.N mui vc also handle J' lour, recti,
lure, 1 lardware. Compare our prices with any aud all ot
hipctitors.
. MORGUS ST. HELENS
Ih WIU'n Wit.'li HiKi'l Halve in especial
ly good fur pile. Ui'commtmJed uml
sold liy A J Dttmlng nml SwsppooBe 1'rtig
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Kiptilnr piiriH-r of lite HuimuIo ami other
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citiiloy nii'l lakes! ptoition 00 the
hIcmiiii r l.urliitf,
IlrlitK vmr cuuiitry prixliire to Well
itiKloti. St. Ilcli'tm, anil K't 'l lH value
in i-mh.
I-:. t Hint It font, formerly edit'.r of the
CI'ttHltuiiic Chief, tltt'tl nt a liop:tl in
Huri'tl, WnihitiKtou. Inst week nml w
littrir l July 22nl, lelh reultin from
v.uii i r of the tiimtich, lor which he wot
oiK-mlnl on sonic time K'. l'ive chil
tlrrn turvive I11111: Mm. Harilic llillard,
Mm. Mnlirl VnnNriw, l lirotlore ami Mer
rill ISUckfnrd, of I-virrrtt, Kiioch M.
Illitckfi.ril, of I'orthmd, mui Mr. Harry
KvM'r, of Cliit.kailic,
Al.vilutrly fuiriicvi in wciiiht, a you
cun wc for yourself, is nwurctl all who
dcul i.t WrlliiiKton'i.
S'iniitridi lit CoK'liid complete hi.
ti rut of ullac tixlny mid Prof, Collin. Hue-
cecil. him tumniro. Mr, ('opclnml h
held tin- office fur ten yeai nd now ex
k, I- to retire from achool work nd Ui
vulc hi. attention to dairying. Hi home
vitll l.o ntnr AlUmiy, in Linn County.
I' lie Mit w ihe Mr. mid Mm. Copclund
imrni ami liapiiicii in their new loca
tion. Shiwa. iti the Intel model, nod (incut
!'rk,atthc niimt reawinalile price., at
Wellington', new .tore, St. Helen..
Our erniuita com wntleut wa. in
error l.i-t w ck in .tating that the coits
In'the ca of the State v Andrew Elliott
wrre awwcil to the complaining witness.
The verdict .us aiinst the defendant,
who w:i fine l in Hit him of V ami $.'10
coil., mid, t'. nn pnyment of theco.tt, the
fine wa. rtmilted. This correction i.
iiiadr at the rcqueat and ajyon the author
ity of Mr. J. K. ivlliott, the complaining
witneM
There are lariter .lore, than Welling
ton', hut none in Colr.mhia County that
rr Wllcr ctpiipjied or carry finer atock
of sjikxU in all the lines he handles.
The barber shop hat hfcii moved along
title Hie Iliirri.buildiug and an exten.ion
built to lie fitted up a a h'th room.
No Imnk in t'olimihi.i County. ntl
verv li v in the Stale, have fixture equal
to tlmw icceiiUy installed i:i the Colum
liiu Coufty lUuk ut St Hcleti.
Mr. A. J. Wells, of the 8iinet Majja
inc' corp. of writer, has traveled
thri iiuh all portion, of Columbia County
1 his week for the purpose of writing up
the rcource. of the county in act ordancc
with the contract luretofore made with
the olllccm of the Columbia County
Development I.en(,'tic. He ha. a large
fund ot informction and we have no
douM the county will receive tuorongu
..wrii.liii- hv the nublication of the
nantiihUt. agreed upon. He will pay
mirticuliir attention to agricultural, dairy
ing and horticultural interests, believing
that they ore by far the most important J
but the manufacturing aud mineral le'
ture. will by no meani be neglected.
W o arc under the State Ilank lixauim
rr who is required by law to inspect
pverv M audi of our work,
Columbia County Bank
Mr. l'rattk l'lagg has gone to Knutcrn
Oregon, where lie expects to work in tile
harvest fields.
Ikoian Ci'mos Mr. Carl ncrggren.of
w,.Oiiu.tnu countv. visited Warren this
ri k for the tmrposo of inspcctinK
i..,iiim rurios owned bv I.. A. l'uiev and
hi. mother. He snya that Mrs. l'uicy
hasnliout lour thousand arrowheads of
every description, stone spear Head
about a foot long and a stone knife about
two feet in length. In addition to these
the 1ms about a barrelfull of stone Imple
ments. Mr. 1 tuy liatl 0110111, out
ami arrow heads mid of these Mr. Uerg
greu selected and purchased 123. Mrs.
l'uy refused to sell any of her collection,
u,l.ieh Is nrobublv the finest iu the State,
aud would make nn Inercslmg exhibit at
lixnosition, to be hold in
Scuttle next year.
The ball game Sunday at the home
gronndt, between St. Helena and Felicia
was a very good and close contest, with
the exception of the first two innings,
but the Felida boys got 'OJ big a start at
the outset for the home team to stand
any chance of catching up. There is
plenty ol good material here for a team,
but it will never amount to anything
until the practice of picking up new
players every game is abandoned. Men
must practice together frequently in
order to be able to do good work. Next
Sunday there will I a game between the
St. Helens Juniors and the Highland
school of Portland. Kvervbody is in
vited to attend and to contribute little
tor expenses.
We are incorporated. Our directors
are Judge Dart, Sheriff White, Dr. Rots
and Wm. M. Ross.
Columbia County bank .
The fishermen at the Willow Bar drift
are baying great deal of trouble with
the snags and have been compelled to
do considerable blasting to remove them.
The trouble is caused by the shifting
channel exposing oltl susgs that have
been covered up for years.
We are fully insured against holdups,
robbers and burglars.
Columbia County Bank
Surveyor Prescott it busy upon road
work in the Heaver Valley country . j
Under the supervision of Jock D'spsin
work is progressing rapidly upon the
Bachelor Flat road . Jack Is determined
that Bachelor Flat shall have a road
equal to any in Columbia county.
Insure your property against to: by
fire.
Columbia County Bank.
The body of John Ilenrici was brought
to Houlton last Tuesday and interred in
the cemetery at Germany Hill.
The pipe has armed and work is pro
gressing upon the extension of the water
system to the north part of town .
Afr. John Il'iirici,the pioneer musician,
died at St. Vincent's Hospital in Port
land hut Saturday morning, of heart
trouble, cnutcd by the excitement inci
dent to the burning of the AhbingUm
building, next to which he roomed. Mr.
Henrici was born in Him burg, in 1838,
and came to America when a young man
crossing the plains to Oregon in 1H.'1, set
tling 011 Sauvies Island. Its 181(3 be
moved to Portland, living at Ninth aud
Harrison streets. lie married Miss Vic
toria Harrison and has one daughter who
survives tiitn, Mrs. Henrici having died a
number of years ago. The daughter,
Mrs. May Van Tasle, lives in Seattle.
Mr. Henrici was married again, but was
divorced. F. V. Henrici, of Montavilla,
and W. K. Henrici, of St. Helens, are
brothers. Mr. Henrici was an expert
musician, and devoted to bis profession,
and he will long be remembered among
the younger generation in that connec
tion. It is said that for one of his instru
ments a Stradtrarius, be had refused to
take rlO.OOu.
Death of Mrs. J T. Jonks Mrs.
Jane P Jones, wise of J. W. Jones, of
Clatsdanic, died at the home of E. L .
McCauIev. of Mist, July 20th, froln
the effects of an injury received by fall
ing from a wagon while going from
Clatsknnie to Mist the dav before. Mrs.
Jones was born in Effingham County,
Illinois. March '), IM'.I. and was 58 years
3 months and 21 days old. She was mar
ried to John V. Jones, February 10, 1807,
and they resided in Illinois until May,
1S73, when they moved to Oregon and
settled on a homestead in the Kehaleni
Valley, making it their home until
March 1!04. when they removed to Clats
kanie. To their nnion was born nine
children. Ouediedin infancy, theothers
are: Mrs. W. H. Foutg, of tlervais, Or.,
who was riding with her mother when
she was injured; Mrs. J. H. Aldridge,
SI s. K. L. McCauley, Mrs. W. J
er, Mrs. J . O. Libel and James
George I. Jones, all of Mist.
Turn-
. and
Delicacies :
Sweet Pickles
Chow Chow
Worcestershire
Minced Sea Clams
Select Oysters
Red ribbon Lobster
Sifted Peas
For Campers ;
J.
Chipped Beef
Condensed Milk
Baked Beans
Breakfast Bacon
Canned Salmon
Kippered Herring
Corned Beef
H. WELLINGTON
ST. HELENS, OREGON.
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