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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1908)
M f It LOCAL as- I., li. Combs has purchased H. II. Girty's interest in the Houlton Livery ami Feed Stable and will henceforth con duct the business, lie now has a li n k running between St. Helcusatld Houlton. meeting all bouts nml trains. This is something that has been needed (or some time and will doubtless be well patron ised. Mrs. A. J. IVtnittK left here last Wednesday morning, bomul (or the Slate Fair at Saletn. ynite a tmntber of Col untbia County iveoplc will take in the big show at the state capitol. Mr. H. Harris, representative of the I. C. S. was in St. Helens WVencsday. People come (rom Portland every Sun day to fish (or bass iu the river and sloughs around hero, and many a line string of beautiful fish have bced caught this season. It was surety a urotitable investment when they were planted in tilis neighborhood. September I5th was a good dav for th? issuance of glorv tickets, two diller cut seta of cannidates appearinn before the county clerk and auuouucinu their desire to partake of matrimonial bliss. License to wed was issued to Nellie Crew- ell, aged 17, and Alfred Buss, over "I, of Wirreu, and to Nellie H. Leonard, age 17, and I'.. C. Botterson, of Clatskanie. Harrison Allen, former prosecuting at t irney (or this district, was in St. Helens Wednesday, For Tub Faik Senator C. V. Ful ton and wife, G. C. Fulton, wife and son, W. W. Laidbours and wife, George H. George and wife and C. W. Haldeutan and wife, came up on the Hasaalo (rom Astoria last Saturday, with three auto, on their way to the State Fair. From St. Helens they took the county road. Of cour-e they would have pcrlcrred to have made the entire distance in their auto, but the roads, or, rather, the lack of roads, in Clatsop and the northern part of Colombia county, would not permit it. U. D. Gtlson has commenced work on the building for the new bakery he ill soon start in St. Helens. He tore out the old bouse which he recently bought and will put np a substantial building in its place. Here's hoping' his new ven ture will be an entire success, which it undoubtedly will. Grange Fair, Yankton, Ore.. Wednes day, Sept. 30. IfcViS. Admission :5c with fine dinner thrown in. Dr. H. R. Cliff brought up his new launch from Astoria Sunday, and it nn-j doubtedly is a beauty. Last year, with a S) horse power Doman engine it ran 20 miles an hour, and with the doctur's engine it will certainly make in the neighborhood o( 13 miles. The boat is 41 (eet long and has a li foot beam. It is divided into tro parts, the engine setting forward, and a roomy compartment aft capable of holding a number of passen gers. Columbia City is picking up. Last Saturday night there was a dance given there in the new hall, and a number of young fo;ks from here who attended re port a very enjoyable time. We have received woril here of the drowning of Cal Horne in the Bachelor slough. From reports Mr. Horn must have been in swimming, snd, while in the middle of the slouch, seized with sadden cramps. lie was a rancher living in the Ridgefield neighborhood and well and favorably known in that part of the country. The first countv fair ever hId in Col umbia County wU be at Yaiik'on n Wed.tsdi . Sept IJO. Prizes g m r exhibits of all kin-Is. Tnrn out and he'p tomake the lair a success fji.,000 WORK The Columbia Construc tion Co., now operating at Fisher's Land ing and employing a lotve ol -100 men, with a payroll o( f'.VVOOO monthly, bus purchased an option Irom Mrs. Txsiklo wtos (or It) blocks and some odd lots in the south part o( town. The supply id rook at their present locution is all but exhausted, and they will probably lie running a large plant hert- in a short time. For a number o( years this com pany lias supplied the rock (or the gov ernment jetty at the mouth o( the river and they own and operate a number ol steam boats and barges. With a concern ol this sort doing business In tint until end of town and the St. Helens yiiarry Co. operating at the other cud, it may truly tie said that business is picking tip in the old burg Syrup of White Pine and Tar, the old reliable cough remedy. For sale by A.J. IVuting, dmggit. Mrs Kay Mortou and son, ol t'ath lauiet, spent the past week rutting with friends and relatives in this city. pun canned I have a lull stock of determina tion to supply the trade with a variety of choice groceries. Ircsli vegetables and fruits. Granite, tin and tueeus ware. Seeds, paints and oils. Motor gusnlme and Naphta, and I heartily ajr preciate your patronage. M.C. t.l.AY. TnK GntN.SK FmOn Wednesday, the IlOth day of September, Yankton Grange No. Ml will hold lair This Is the liist attempt nt anything ol this soil lit Columbia County and should I tended I v people Irom every town wound here. .V large number nt premiums ha.c been ulicicd lor the best displays In '"'" .ducc, including live SluK. pnun.y. (mils, variables, grains "'' gtiisses. Iieili (rnlts ami m " Altogilber, tlitrly thiee cash ptlie will be awanh I. H ive oii not somettilug OH . . i .. .. I.i. l, i. .lOh.'ielltlv Hood to your pi - e " - - ' ciuieli- I o one oi more ptir.' Whether yoil ha e ol not, don't tail to attend and iuake tin- Columbia County's llr.t lair a sucees. ho knows but this way '. a ataitei im a county lair to lc held rv.iv Fall? Shoe-, in the latest models and finest st.vls, .it the most reasonable puces, at Vclini;t oil's new store, St. Helens. Miss Hestic iMnit, who wits l. iliurlv book kceer lvr the Columbia County Hank, , man led at St. John on Snn dav, Sp'. ' n!.cr I , to Ml C.eotge K"b.m ; They ii le ai home at Vancouver, Vi u. alter ct,n er la Ab.. ,it launess 111 weight, a oii can see l"t y-rtirs.-!!, I" assure I ad tm j deal at U ellmglon's. i I'lai'.- .mr Idle moiiev with u and J draw interest thetei'ti evn sis mouths : j Coiituihta Countv llanW j The levnal meet, ni U illg held at j I II. Hilton be Kevs Shertilt and ttavles ate j I having a gl llendnce and consider aide interest i txriiig iiuuilrstcd We have a Mangauere Steel lhitf(Ui urimt sate. It is the oiilv make ot sale HOULTON LIVERY AND FEED STIi I.. II. COMM. Pro. " - -r Good Liverv Rigt at ( j Raionnbl Rate. ss Drummer Trade A UJ & Specialty.; Houlton.si u. l eave. Hmilto, liahla.i.ti.... I A AC trV: tram, Helrii.anerat thetr in tun. l.t.lleUHi" "4fa,H -41 "Tin: .school or oualitv. Tenth ami Morrison. Poetland. Oretron A. P. Arn... .. . C.Wc occupy two lloorti 63 by 100 fwt, liv tooajj :':.!oy a large faculty, give ItsslivUtut luitrmrtJoa, recrfii I.. ollkte liclp tltau wc tan nirtt. Our acboul tlmlttf.p otlien ht ttialiry of iitstrttcttim It ry to atica.l"irJf? l CUM a llaslnrst Maul " Kaep r.ammarlng away evsitlaitia!. I srork. It wilt win out In the end." Sal 4 IMwratort 'Tfct? lion givwu lu yimrss hol make It Ilia standard of Its kiHJ COiico nil the year. StuJent udmittej it any time, eJj Kelereticca 1 Any bank, any r wsi(r, any bstalaaai I .1 secure. t e cannot open 11 umu inr clocks run down at nine o'clock a. u, It lias two time locks. I ,,'nmI'U Cot.nty Hank. ! X Trai rlliiK j "I must tell y Sll Kas! Iallll I (I from Pendleton, wtUes .-"sill A ' traveltl: lliall. ' : de-ar tin. lit W dll Maa's r:perlenrr 11 of inv espwieiice mi li A S li l; train to la tirsmle, .." (ia'liet, a "ell known I ssns In t i , e ti: , k 1 1 some ot' er trsveln g BasbaIX AT C LATCH AMK Last Sun day the St. Helens ball team pi ,ied two game at Clatskanie, one wiili Mist and sus-uauer wuu me v in.saanie team. n It tj,e uv make ot boys played a good game ill the morning j t Uss lias not been tuirglarurd Wemviie with Mist and defeated the Nchalem time J everybody to see tt ami tweome couvtn. ed l....,i ti. 1 .1.- that uiouev i-laeed .uereiu Is is'siuve y game was a triple play. All through it was a game ol good tleldmg. The attcr noon game with Clatskanie was a bard fought contest from the start. .St. Hel ens scored the first run. then Clatskanie scored and fur several iutiings the score was 1 and I. From that it was 2 t,i I in favor of our team. Then :i and '.' in our favor, but three runs was all the St. Hel ens boys could get . In the eighth in ning, with two down, Clatskanie scored six ruus on two hits, a couple of cost s , Adding errors ami an overthrow, the 1 game ending with a score of 10 to :t j Our team is, however, comideutthat thev j can beat the Clatskanie Isiys, and j arrangements will probably I made lor j a return game in the near future -po: My , (or neat Sunday. Ion't forgtt the grunge fair at Yank ton, Wednesday, Sept :). Imx. Rev. Sherrill has received a call to act as pastor ol the llabtist Church at Yank ton preaching alternate Sundays the : second and fourth morning and eve-; Bl,lg- I mi's 1 VI. ,er an Mr. and Mrs. Crandall. visited their sister. .Mrs. Win. Friday until Tuesday night. 'ay. Mr. Crandall, Harold 111, ll Wllen iilioul tllem Weill out llilo II, r cmcli and came tack ami said, Iline is a woman sick unto death tu ilia ear.' 1 al once ,'ot up an I went out. (mind lirr Very lil Wi'h cramp rsdle, her bands and arms werti disan up s-i ym could mil stiaigti'.eti lluvn, and with a deathlike look on her lace Two or thrt-sv ladles wctre aorklivjj :tli b r and giving tier a M.-v 1 nriit to my suitcaw ami g'it niv Isittle ol ClinintH-risiu t one, I li d- ia snd 1'iari iliia I'.en r.ly I ne travel without tti. tall to tLe water tai nut a doiib e tloss ,d ie.elieiua 111 th it'as.s, inured some Water Into it and stirred it With a lic d , ttien I ba 1 iu a tttiie to g't til" lashes to 1,-t tne give In lo r, b'lt I suic.-.- !e I I could at on, sea the effect all I I ttorkes) wilh li rubtillij her lisi ds, and ill lssei.lv mill- tl.i-r dose ly H is IMEW YORK sto; Just at tircs.-iit wf Arc making :t cda!tf B 0 0 T S r j Hm ut cuiuiuue t carry the hrgctit atnl ,cst stoc'ufi ti;i Mcithamiisc, !iichulni r crythiiii: nrcJcd nlwcitii'a and Farm. have tintilr a ) Great Reduction of 25 Put 1 tune e sftf aUnosi to Iji ; 1 was to lease tlie tra il ol Seatlle, Ross, from In Satur- ' bottle to the Innliind to Ix1 il-e-I In e. Ko-s Mr I allot tier d sut, U nrised.lut by I lie I'lilard and a I'ortlnml friend tut the I ttnn' lha Irani ran into Ij Urali le sde 'ay hunting on Hunker Hid. They j alr:g!:t, and I ieceie. the thanks I'agged colisideraljlc g au,e, and reiart a"' "'J' r-assenger on Ihm ear." iut sale hne time. j by A J I'etiuiitf, druggist rttl'le.whrra i , v M I,... f I . - .i I. s , .1 I gave ii,''" 'vki ami irc! tiiKKtis, itltcs aB(SJ.O!I and Hats. On everything esfCt Staple (ir.Hcrits. t r,.,hi,. ..,.. .,... 1 I : t . -n J .S.V...W uui JinvK, ouu hi urucr to move it rupiusru t!ll.1 unnur.l elletl (iltrr An oniw.nnnoe nw k-M sv i 44 OREGON BUILDERS" Are you doing: w hat you tan to populate your 5tatc? ontMjrttnut v incltimbu County. N'i. renerves iu these lint once and secure the pick of our great stock. 500 TONS OF HAY WANTE Latge Stock of Shiiit-lcson hand. In our Grocer Is carry the very U-ht of Kimk!s nm! wc also handle Fad I' tiriliture. Hardware. Lu.itr- ..t:r nri.-i-a u ith tnvia ;otir comjietitors. OHKlioN NF.KIN I'K'tl'I.K A ttics. ,,.,t f,irimus, ;..-eiiani.H, ini"ei,nu, eleik-. s,u!, .f,. strong loii ds ,nd a willing hear -capital or in, wtpltal.' I :H. MORGUSstX i a sstT Mr. Cox's share in Columbia Conrry's exhibit at the State Foir is iiite u dis play in itself, including a-irs. pr:u:h plums, logan berries and cherries If every farmer raited as fine a gardei as Mr. Cox does in his back yard the show ing which could be made by this county in vegetables would be a world wide wonder. Attend the fair at Yankton, Sept. ,'!0. Fall fishing began on the tenth, 2c be ing paid for red meatm! Chinook salmon, silver sides and steel heads, 10c for iiilcs and ic for dog salmon . (juiie a number j of the fishermen will engage in the fall I fishing, and both the C. R. V. A. and Warren are buying. J. B. K. Bourne, Fred Trow and fjeo. W. Vogel, of Rainier, were in afendunce at the meeting of the Columbia County Iievelopinent League last Friday, A saloon license was issued by the city recorder lo Wm. Farning A Co , for a pcrion of sis months. They will start up in Walter Hlnkcslcy's building HlimIts, f 1.05 and $2.00 r thousand. Wellington, 8t Helens, , sv . a SJ: SJ' s sll -. a- St, sv . SJ a. The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. ASH Southern Pacific Co. Lines in Oregon) nr.- n-nditirf nut t.,n ,, Or.',' ,i, literal ui In r i , for distrdnnioli through every ,v.il,,i,e ag.-iii'i-. you ii.it help the "hi I w,,rk id building llreg..n bv log iim lh nmni's and addresses ol vuur fiu-i.ds h likely to bi inlep'sleil in this Sl.il,. ' V. I,, In b-'iir the i-xi.en.. of n.-riduig Ihl-m i ,,.i jf ., lum about Oil .lii)N und its opportiinitics I a.' ,11 o..-.,. tt II ft' glad I lll.l COLONIST TICKETS i vill be i.n ', h, ,t, r ... , c i -1 e - It I, 1 ....I Mf II ,,, L'l, . . , . ' ''.' 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