The Oregon mist., October 09, 1908, Image 4

PITTSBURG
Everyone ta busy lu the potato patch
Tbs yield Is not quit aa heavy u last
year but the "spuds" are as Inm as
ever.
D. E. Keasey is hauling cream tor the
Washington creamery.
Pittsburg waa well represented at tit
dance at Mitt Saturday evening.
Wm. Elliott made a business trip to
Vernoni Thursday.
Mr. Uearv llolehkiss. of iVtcona, was
In town Thursday.
Mr O. V. Armstrong ol tioblo was
in town Friday and Saturday,
Mr. Rob Lindsay of Venumla passed
through here MomUy.
Mr. T. B. Burt uf NuIhI was lit town
Thursday.
Virgil row ell and Jim Klliotl returned
from their trip to long Pencil Friday.
Tbe boys say tticy hsu a "r. ariug gd
time."
Mr. Newell Woods of Vernon! was in
town Sunday.
Frank King mid company moved out
to Mapla tirove Farm Friday.
Win Pringle, Jr. was in town Sunday.
Jimmy Elliott mmle a business trip to
Vernoni Monday.
Mr. Oilier Agniu of Natal was In town
Saturday. t
Grandpa Burris, Jr., was out driving
Sun lay, and from (he looks of the track
we don't bePee he used both huuds
either.
Mr. John Pringle of Vernooia was in
town Mouday.
Mrs. Redmond passed through town
Monday.
Mi&s Mabel Pringle visited with
friends at Vernon ia Sunday.
Grace Towel! spent Sunday with
friends at Natal.
Mi'S Minnie Peterson left Mmday for
weeks visit in Portland .
ItnubiaClt)' only cham-a of getting
run. That nutn OauipMl la certainly
the beat all uround pitcher ou the Col
umbia river.
Mr, and Mra, Cowperthwaite who ate
here vial' lug ilioir daughter, Mra. I. S.
Ttioiuaa, went to Portland luai Tuesday
morning to g t a hilt of inetropolltMU
air. It will not he the Chicago ptuduet,
hut something akin thereto.
Kvevy sawmill and lumber cum p In
the vicinity of this city ia in (till lU-t,
lumber Is constantly going up, and or
ders are brisk. ll.iitls ate loading nt the
varlolta docks, and two freight train
paaa through town every day loaded w ith
lumber ami liiercluindise. One would
imagine Tuft waa already elected.
Mra. Kline, the genial landlady ol tln
llachelors' home, went to Portland
Tuesday motiiii g to lake a much iuhmI.iI
rest, leuiaining for three or four day
Poring her aWneti Mia. le will lok
alter the cosine, and the boy shoutd
fare well.
A Healthy Family
''Our whole fiktnily hiia enjoyed gooa!
health sinee we U-turn ning Pr Knot's
New Life Pills, three yeara ago," my
1. PartWt.of Rural ltoute I, Ouilfoid,
Maine. The dense and tone the sysb m
ill a gentle Way Hint does yon good 2"
at lloulton, Waricn, Scrpihioso and
Peer Island dealera
TWO LEADERS IN
FSNE FALL FOOTWEj
Style, Quality, and Up-to-dateness.
MAKkFT KF.I'ORT
VERNONIA.
vtng trip to
E. E. Nickarson made a fl
Portland Vedneslav.
Thomas Throope who spent the wiutei
in Eastern Oregon, teturned home Sun
day. Janiea Elliott waa up from Pittsburg
and visited frienJi here Sunday and re
port a fine time.
N. J. Parker and crew havo just com
pleted a Urge bridge across Beaver creek
above town.
Mia Shirley Wood o( Cottonwool
roint hat been visiting friend at this
place this week.
Rip Van Wlnklo wan up from Pitta
burg Monday. How waa Astoria, Kip?
A. L. Parker of Cottonwood Point
was in town Saturday evening.
I'ostma-ter Keasey has jnt finished
clearing and leveling the school grounds.
Contractor Deensol Natal was hi town
Pun Jay looking for contract. Did you
find any, Bill?
Bear are getting quite thick around
this place. Last Sunday afternoon
while some of the boys were down at the
Boek Creek Falls after siilmon they saw
bear and It would hardly get out ol
their way. Better keep an eye open for
themt j
FRl'trS-AppIc. tiOc to l fit) r
Ikkx ; pears, VH: to $t.L'.' per bo ; ruiir.
'c per pound.
VKGi:TAltI.i:.S-l'otatos, HOc to
per hundred; onions, I .'.' vr hick;
turnip, j per aock ; bcitna, oc to 10V
per pound, 1
WIIKAT-niucntem, ti8c; club. Wc;
fife. SSc; red Russian,. ic; 40-(old, t!c ;
Valley, tXc.
1IARLEV Feed, fJOpcrton; rolled.
27.50 (..; a.50; brewing, f M 60.
OATS No. 1 white, ;JI(.r ;i ,w pel
ton ; gray, f.Mt.t 00.5J.
FLOVR Patents, II 70 per l.irrel;
stnitgUts. ft lo; eports, Jtl.7; Vallcv,
l 45. l-ark grahnui, ft pj; whole
wheat, .115; rve, J.flO.
MlLLSTrFFS Bran, ..:) p.-r tou,
middlings, fXi; shorts, country, U;
city, 10; U. 5. mill chop. f."-.'.
1IAV Timothy, Willamette Valley.
$i per ton; Willamette Valley, ordinary,
$ 11 ; Fastern Oregon? lltl.jO ; mined, l.'t.
clover. $; alfalfa, U; alfilfa meat. f.M
BUTTER City creamery, extras, 'M't
(, 3lc; fancy Outside creamery, 30 (
3-c lr pound, store lc.
EGGS Oregon extras, 3-."a (,,. ;j;Se. ;
Eastern, 2' , 2nc per iloen.
rOt'LTRY Hens, lie per pound ;
Spring, lie; duck, old, 12..,
Spring, -H Im; geese, old. K , Uc,
young, ux; turarys, oii, in; ymn.g,
I!C.
CHEESE Fancy creum twins, Ml,
( I5c per pound ; (till creum tilplets,
IV i 'fa. I'k; full cream Younir Aiaeriea.
J5 (m IOC. j
VEAL Extra 9 ., Jc per pound ;
ordinary, 7 (it, 1z ; heavy, 5c. i
PORK Fancy, 1 U, 8c per pound, f
ordinary, 6c; large, fie. j
pi
Tim
STROOTMAN
m (;
.LADIES,
Misses' nnJ Children
i:xaminc our Line of Hoys and (lirls Schools1
THU
Walkover
tor
Fall and Winter Styles Now
In.
Shoe
Further comment kJ
rrmrv If J
doubt an invettigabai
convince you.
WHITE
lVr sale itt this territory only by
HOULTON, OREGON
ANDERSON
KIST
RALNIIOR
Tbe Teaciers' Aiinanl Inetitute w-:
held in this, city, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of tfiis week. Metiers. Ack
trman, Robinion, Sheldon, Powers and'
Jones, some of the best ednctors of the f
Htate were amoi.e the liiatsuetora Ti. i
KUbj.cta discussed were muric, ventila
tion, child as an individual, care of the
eyee, reading, rare of the ear, laiiymtue,
nervoosnesi, disfeaee of the will, gi ogra
phy, civil gnvernmeiit, binary and num
bers. Several musical numbers were
given on Wednesday and Thursday eve.
iiings. County 8uperintend(;nt Collins
did everything that could be done to
make the inwtituto a meeting of pleasure
St. Helena School Notes.
Poring thn flrit mouth 41 bo)s ai I 4'.'
girls were enrolled .
The primary dcpirtiricnt U c,v'r
crowdud, the number ol pupils Iwing fur
in exce of the iiuuiher of seat.
The teachers attended the Arimiil In- ! t.n.uf m
i.'i- ii I,... ,
t r i.f Vrr.i,i, with bis Unuly vUned
their insiiy Ir.ends ii. I,e !rr (4
week
Mr. ll.nry (Lih- r ., .,,liy a((rr 4i
.ili.eine d u-ir. Im.i iiiok .I l,,,
on t eir pl.,ee two miles Ur. K .1
Mr. . II, lit, .,( A;l i,, I,.,, ,, ,,ir )
to tlimtoll arid nl ,.i ... ., i n. i, ... i
llift i l.i K w
run Ihu
dniiy rmn li.
I'r Uli. I Mr,., t '!,., ol Aliu.ul!.., M
Mine In Tue-d iy I ,r e.u ext. ii....
Willi their s.iii in Inw d il,,iif !,tr-r t.
ftil.i
stitute lit Itulnier during the last three
day of the week.
Th eleventh grde litis 1.m-u estab
lished nnd the pupil nre dolnu w,.,,!
worK- and Mrs. F.d!u N i lh
me urawmg cnws .s In tin, upper Mr, ll.ilfield ii; begin the Veiinn
K.n.ies iinvo maun np wora Willi water i k:IiIm next M .i.d iv
colors. ,,, ,
. . , , A" rv"'"'K will he linid.ed ,,,, till.
Wo aro hopeful of pr-ruring some week. There has b, e., lmu,t ,,
needed furnil.ing, eanwlallyaoma w ami a hail of ,.v gVel.M j ,!,,ir t i
seals, of which we are in great need. Mhisyenr.
We wisb our pupils to bn pnet,ml nrt(rttd w.k pt.v.,Hll). ,,.,,
and regular in their altendiinco. Par-Iti... i i ,i. . ""'
as well as instruction, and Rainier WJ !nt will confer a favor by s.i,llt that ! t,(0 tl . i, !.,, ,, , ly
the teachers welcome, and Kave them lr children leave homo in time U iu ., , , ! " "'
the freedom ol the city. reach school la-fore 0 o'clock. " 11 N'
fciinator Fulton twased thronvh M. Pupils who do not reach lum,. :,. . ' ee.i win i.rfi .t ., ,
reasouiible time after ilismiHul slnml I T . 1 " I ""?, and M
FARM FOR S
viiuit f pace oi 75 acres for sale, I-ilty acres in ca,
tAtnty-Uvtiatrrs t,f K(mk1 pant tire html, awl three tn
Irttit tit-cs in Uarinvr. Situated 3 miles from Hoult
fi!U:,hrrl seW,i nnmi house, almost new. Two good f
Piur ham, capacity about tons of hav. Trice lr.fk
halaiKc u time. J, A. WlKSTROM.Yj
mi
nt on his wuy
through the
to Portland. He was
ing week
r-t. Helens has not only a whirlwind,
but a peteet demon for a pitcher. When
Columbia City came up last Sunday
,. III. . , . J
((i"iii', lour 01 wiiom were
leaguer imporud from Portland, it was
ixp.-cteJ that they would annihilate the'
M. Helens team, but Campbell was a
mystery to tbv all.and when the Iwys
in ule errors, Campbell was right there
to pick them n;; bow ho ever got back
of ihree men at third, picked np the ball
ami throw a man out at the plate Is a
ttijsUry, but be did, and spoiled Col
in
joined here by Miles Hheeirn who is ,,u reported to the principal. j'-'eitrmlo Weed will ri.,ini u,tm Uvf
anxious to make arrangements to have' Holl of honor for first month .,.,ii ' ,V'"'t !" Una we-k ,u,d uu,.
the Senator speak here dining the Com-' Oct 2.
Teddy 1'reacot t, frank Thorp, Hanld
Mastin, Kuth Decker. Clara PImvciis,
Axel Olaen, Gladys Wiitteia, JSernlew
VanOrden, liis tl.mr, (iohliu llnltnu
pHy Pyiirh, Warren Thorn. Koy J.iiws'
Humor ' McKie, Jimtin Wilkina. Olive
I.Hllmv, isernice Mnstin. I niher Vl'i,,!..
11 .,.i.. 1 ...... . ' ' , elitfi,i l, U.-I.1..I. 1... i.. 1. 1 ..
vaor, i.miiis l,iill;il, - - 11 nu is iibiii, iC pf.,,, tlf
. iiiiwiiii'ii, Arinn wi pjuve ine
tm n, itea miner, j-.siner Mlis, IjbUt
fjike, Walter (iiige, liny (inge, Margaret
Moss, Mae Kenbens, Hoy Thorp, Harold
Decker, p;ila Ilatlnn, Mandie Utcliard
son, Ethel I.vneh, Jack Preacott, (Jurrold
Wicks, Mildred Penimore, James tiiir
della, f.ena Oiirdelli, Louisa (Jardella,
Uutlvu Kills,
h'-r plaee In the si h . Hith n
Clatskaiilt) .
Our young r,,.t,,r, Albert ll,,,,,,,,,,,.
was married reeenlly to the lady id bis
choice. They re.eived m,..,v v.l.,u.
tirnxents (mm their fri,.n,i 1 . , ..
.. ' re aiion
As an ev idence of the bltfl,
iioL utptntr
P-llowingi,,, tc(Mt n h.uUjib
t..il.d..',l,;il f, ,!!, ro,M
meneiiiif ..,,(. 7, Mid ending Ikl ?.
No. I,ys unulled 5
.10. Kins enroled , , jj
attrndaric ,
!'" al.mu ti
Ti!U-s ltn
Vvera.-edtlili' iitln.li,e
'""owing were neither absent nor
lardy! Ilertba ),,t.on, lly ,iU, Jj,,,
..o.am. ii.,, , Hiili-itir, Ho,.!, rlchae.-
U,H" '-'Itwrlng, Oracle HchWrf
ii'K, M.nild.i liowllng,
in-ip. nr.(,nt.vi.i,
Teacher.
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m-sri III) A It II ()K tm JU.IZATIO.V.
in Portland.
m a siilundid
nndtnad.iiipahmidi.omepur.e t .
young couple.
-
Syrup of While Pint and Tar, the old
reliable cough remedy. For tale by A J
UemlnR-, druggl.t.
N" '"Ii r-d.v glv..u b, Hit whom It
mm e.mer.i llmtthe fd ,,f JUtltill-"'li'-n
foi t',d.,,i,u Counlvwlll siumd
"; "'ll.'.t.,,.i.,.St.n..et,s,Colll.
''H.o.iutyO.eg,,,,,,,,, thn (bird Monday
''" r, and lemaln j .,, ,
'"' II"' Ptirpos., o( exainlnlng
IU nm-neut r.,lls mid correetlng nil
rirr"M.,.M ":,mll". 'U..-rl.t.sn isrunstlf.
Hf-o land-, lot, , ,,,. ,,t0Iv M,
aacd by H,o ns-essor.
A T. J.AWK,
r..i-in """,','r ''ol'liiillaCoilnly,
Dated October 2, ma,
SCAIT00SE
Publta sseretsrS will bl law
atidlloriiini ol the f'i n
Satindavsverib.s-, Oft I
mh?j wen all) ! pwl
lie I eordlally inelt-d tor
II. West, with hit hsrJ f r
nine Irrsevs. Is aiieadiM 1
Pair.
t t U'.i.,h liars tla) M
his family lor Fp katM, K
he hoi Mrs, West ! lis -
Improved.
m. ii t.: MMitian l
..... ,... tn.lnrt toA
lew weeas my i,i t
health. Hhe has Wsn tnnj
,i, . I...,,,..-ti. in (, m tsf'
Pewlstifin has jtlrt W
.Uiilllliunll hislllifllH""'
. i ...l.. tkt, H
renool neginn jwi
wlili four te.iflieis.
Jauaii is bkelv 10
, ... MlPi
national gnnn'.
Unt ie Ham at the stort, Mr.llow
Itejnstllied In gettlnf "
We bavs i:sstffli tnoMT111'
two or three years' time. .
Columbia C'"""
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