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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1909)
St. Hetans Bakery i All Kinds Of Cakes, Pies, Bread E. J. Boyle, Prop. p. 0. Box 63. J, LOCAL C. G. HEDGES GENERAL CONTRACTOR RAINIER, ORE. 'Phone 262. KstiinatcivcH yn aU kindn of HtuUlmg Construction. jjl-i!tc-;..c"'cPt Sidewalks Solicit Business .Anvwhoro I.G.Wikstrom&Sons Manufacturer of and D;atcr In ROUGH DRESSED AND LUMBER CEDAR POSTS AND POLES Dry Kiln and Waning Mill In Scappoose Oregon !n'l f'.rget to bring your Wket on tin- I'lllli to celebrate the 1'oiirth at ! I'urk . Tlierr In uoiiitf l I . i,i crowd, and f,KM t undoubted I v 1 'rce. llitrhecurd beef will he t,rnvidl long hi It hold, out, but with the great dtti-iidmice epri-ied it Is just possible mere limy not be enough lor ml. KuxtuurHiit lor sate at a bark-sin. In pure oi nit Columbia County Attract nil Tnut Company, Hi. Helens. nr A HAKIIMH-TWO lOtMll the Kust Side addltl'iu to Bcappoone. Lit 60 100 tret each, About three blocks from pistofllcc, Imiulre of J. K, Heeler, Warreu, Oregon, g i I'ok I'kuiT IsKi'KcroK The Miit understands Hint Mr, J. V. Barker will ccept the olllce ol county fruit Inspec tor If it it te udcred him by the County Court, and that he will provide hiinsWl with the necessary apparatus fdrspraylng trees. The office I a very Important one lor the fruit interetU of (bit county which are in their Infancy, aud we have no doubt Mr. Barker would administer it viitoroudy and impurtrally, without lesr or favor, and a he would do the work himself where uwntirs oi a few Irult treei can not afford to, or are not ! competent, there would be no further leucine for those who permit their tree! I to become diseased, or pent inpesled. I Horse, hock anl harness for Kale, ' Horse wciijlu ,0tX pounds II year old; I linfe-le or duhle hack in good condition. : Good heavy harness, very little worn, Price ltt. Apply to II. W. Qide. St. Helens, 7-1 j We wih to announce to our Irieuds nml patrom that we carry a lull line of llrown and Hamilton celebrated Ameri can Gentleman and American lady shoes and would be pleated to show them to you. 'flu-re in no more important detail of your attire than shoe. You will find nothing smarter or correct than our new American Gentleman Oxford, Tne sup eriority ol this, like all American gen tlemen shoes, is not only in appearance, it covers every detail, inside and out J AS. Ml'CRLK A SON. Syrup of White Pine and Tar, the old reliable cough remedy. For sale by A.J. Dcraiug, druggist. THE SI RAINIER JIRIT Contracts have been awarded, for over $50,000 worth ot street im provements in Rainier. That speaks volumes for the enter prise and energy of Oregon's future great manufacturing city. There is no more beautifully located city in the Northwest, with abudancc of pure water for all purposes, absolute fire protection, natural drainage aud electric lights. river in the world runs by it, 1 rails that Rive it all ol tne advantages of a common shipping point. The greatest mialelU-d by stcc Hood River Apple Growers are investing eje tcnsivclvin land in the neighborhood of Kai tiier. they know their business. lake a pointer from them. Big industries are comiug to Rainier. NOW is the time for the wise man to invest. . For full particulars apply to Secretary Rainier Boosters Club RAINIER, OREGON 8 ft mm K. Mil, LRU ATTORNT2Y-AT-LAW 8t. Helens, Oregon )R.KDWINROHH, PHYSICIAN & SURG PON it. rblcnh i i onicot" 1)11.11. R. CUYt, VHYSICIAN & SURGEON - T UILIMI OlOCHOH NOTICE. . i. i..r,.i.u van tlmt the under- signed li hm Piwlnted exwntrlx of !, e.Ule ol Cl.aney West, tilled All poisons towing cim. '" .......... .i.nni.i influent tbe wuie, the ditto ol this nonce, w ... ,,gedtNVnonl,Or.gon.AWKgTi Kseeutrl o( the Mtnto of Chancy West, ilei'ii"d. Dated Muy 29. " In the County Court of the Stats ol Owgon, tor Columbia County. In the matter ot the artsts ol James Fullerton. KNiHoia herty Rireu that Mirar Stevens, thi'Kxemitor of the emme f James Fullerton, ilroeSM'il. has reiulereJ suit presented for set- omiiilof his silmlulstratlou of sahl estate: and Hint Saturday the w ! of Juls;, lft, at 10 o'-li'k a. m.,Uhe court mora of said court. at the court house in tne i;ny oi bw neiviis, Cohuiilila County. Orctton, has been amwluteil by the imiao oi saiu uimr.. u.r . -......v... o said final summit! at whlrli time and idaee any leirnlo, lielr or ierou whomsoever. , Intur esteitliisaM e.tato. may slJr and Hlo .s ceinlons Hi writing to said aeuount aud oonlesl thesamo. EDOAR 8TKVENS, Itaeentorof tho KsUts of James Fullsrlon, AseesstO, . -- """ " mm i-ok lVOHCK-John Brultn, of Kmiihrr, has filed suit for a divorce from his wife, Amanda Rone Br dm, aliefjInK uiiimial conduct ou her part Mrs. Brpim bus filed a cross complaint, making iuiilur charges aud asking for one third "I her husbands property, which she eslmuUs at IftUiHt, for IW lr uionth alimony, and lor 2IM) as counsel's fees. I- S. Thomas ol Kanier for Bralm and Kavaiiaugh uiiil .'.IclJewitt, of Port.and, lor Mrs. Braim. The charKei ngainst Braini includo cruel and Inhumuu con duct and parsimony, allrgmg that he utterly foiled to provide for her, and that she had to purchase her own cloth ing and even pay lor the food lor the house out of her private means. They were married in this city on the !ith day ol February 1008. Braim is a well known fish buyer of Rainier where be has many (riends who will require proof before UlivitiK the hideous charges made agunst him. Two Farm Wagons, a Mowing Machine and a Hay Rake for sale. Inquire of Jos Hobday, Ht. Helens. 0-4 A new line of cuff buttons, watch fobs. etc, at Wellington's. Attkntiom Cramckkr We have re ceived from Prof. Jamea Witbycombe, director of the Oregon Kitierimenl Station at the State Agricultural College, an acceptance ol the invitation extended him to be present and address UuVAeit meeting of Columbia County "pornona. The State Lecturer has also been Invited, and those who fall to attend will miss the opportupity of listening to the best informed man in the S'ste on subjects of interest to farmers and others. The place of meeting has not yet been de termined upon, but unless some of tbe stibordin ite granges take action soon aud invite the Pomona to meet with them, the Executive Committee will name llie place as agreed at the last meeting of Pomona. No farmer can alford to miss this meeting, and it will be a great factor in the upbuilding of any local grange where it is held. Shingles, Nails, Locks. Butts etc. M.C.GRAY. Opportunities of all kinds in farms, timber lands, and city lots. If you want lo buy or sell property of any description it will pay you to consult A. T. Laws. St. Helens, Ore. Turn out on the Fifth and make it the biggest celebration ever held in Cdim bin County. I)ont forget the place is Oum Park and the time all day long. Next Sunday the St. Hcli ns ball team will play the O. K'., of Porttand, and on Monday, July 6th the Rainier ag itrealion. Last year the O. K. team was known as the North Pacifies, ami played here under that name. They are a fast ngg rent ion. Butts, Locks, Nails, Shingles, etc. M. C.GR.W. Thk'Ukiit OrroRTCjnTY 120 acres for H.TOO. Thirty acres improved. Lrg new bouse and good barn. One mile front ClaUkanie. This Includes one ol the best span ol horses in Columbia County worth fO0; six choice cows, three two year old heifers and a well bred bull ; -I hogs, chickens, farm tools, etc. The per sonal property Is woith fully f 1,000, which leaves tbe price put on the land and buildings at fs),700, or about f W per acre. This is a snap. If yon waut a good place at about half its value look this up. A. I . l.AWS St Helens. The dance given by the ball team Saturday night was a success in every wsy, being well attended and everybody having a good time. For S.M.H- A new honse near tbe sundry. VM. M. ROSS For Sai.r City Lots. WM. M. ROSS. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. W. Day have rented the greater portion of their house to Mr. M. I. Gnylord, and Mrs. Day expect soon to take a trip to the Sound country and visit the Exposition. Dr. McLaren, of Rainier, was a county seat visitor on Monday last. C. B Harris, of Sauvies, visited St. Helens last Mouday, and assured the editor that be aud his wile were going lo send in a good contribution for the State Pair. Tim unit for S.m."? Kighl hundred acres of good timber in one ttact at 1 lr thousand. See Laws about it, at his new olllce over the Columbia Countv Hank. Manv other fine chance for invest ment Cuff bnttons, watch fobs, etc., at Well ingtons. Mr. and Mrs. David Davis, of Portland spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Cox. There will be a Fourth of July celebra tion at Deer Island and one at Warren Saturday July 3rd. Come and enjoy the Fourth in the good old fashioned way. Dairy Cows for Sams Ten or twelve fine dariy cows for sale at reasonable price. Inquire of P, A. Nelson on the old Joseph Copeland place at Warreu. Pomona Mkkts With Bkavbr Val t.KV Word has Just been received that Beaver Valley Grange lias invited Pomona to meet with them on Saturday, August 7th. Don't fail to be there, as this will be one of tbe biggest and best meeting ever held in Columbia County. July 9th is Oregon day at the A. V. P. exposition and all Oregouinns who in tend visiting the Fair are particularly requested to be present on that occasion. A sp.'Cial program will be presented. With four clerks I am prepared to wait on all customers promptly. We will endeavor to please you, and request that you report any dissatisfaction to us in stead of your neighbor. ' We will ad just matters to your satisfaction. They wont. ,5 M. 0. GRAY. Mrs Asa Sleeth, of Portland, will oc cupy the pulpit at the M. R. church of this place, next Sabbath. E. E. Quick and family have moeed back luto their remodeled home, from their temporary quarters in the Masonic buildin.'t Squeeze j',tliridg won in his wrest) Ing match at Acme Hall Inst Monday night with L. W. Grant, alia" Jack Mallnry, Under the condition of tbe match Grant was to throw 8queze three times in one hour, and when tbe fact that be weighed 200 pounds as com pared with the 170 ol Ktlirldge, is con sidered, it looks as though be shott'd have dne it Aside from that Squeeze is not in training, while Gran, has been doing nothing but wrestle. Grant threw F.tbridge in 23,',j minutes tbe first time, and secured the second fall in 22' 4 minutes but was unable to secure the third one. The crowd was large aud en thusiastic, and evervone voted tbe niaicb a fine exhibition. Wellington still carries a fiist class snd up-to-date line of siioei and other gents' furnishings. Miss Sadie Ellis and Miss Bessie Hat tan are attending summer school at Monmouth. . Work on Chas Muckle's fine three story brick is fast nearing a finish. Next week the plasterers will start in. Wall Paint in thirty colors. Varnishes, Stains and Oils. Floor Paint in seven colors. Boat Paint In ten colors. Enam els, Linolentn, Dressing, Brushes, etc. M. C. GRAY, St. Helens The Willaruettes of Portland, took tbe local ball team into camp last Sunday by a score of 6 to 2, but it was no dis grace to be beat by such a team. It was tbe same team that has been playing all summer for tbe Multnomah Club, and has defeated all the colleges in the State. The visitors started the game by getting a score in the first inning and shutting the locals out. In tbe second inning the b3ys scored their two runs on errors by the Portland team . Every score made by eituelr side during the game was 011 er tors. Brakke, tbe St. Helens pitcher, held the visitors down to a very few hits, While tbe work of the Willamettes bat tery, De Neffe and Stott was tbe feature of the game. Next Sunday. July 5tb the boys play the O. K. tenm of Portland and on Monday, July am, they once more tang'e up with our ancient enemy, tbe R.-tlnier aggregation. A big business in pants, Nails, 1-ot-ks, binges shingles is done at Grays. Mr. WmRoss and family returned Monday evening from Seattle, where he ntttended the meeting of the Oregon, Idaho and Washington Bankers' Association, and visited the big ;x posi Those who know what's what know Grays store is the light spot. The St. Johns Odd Fellows and Rebek- ahs have decided to celebrate the Fourth on the Filth, at St. Helen. They wilt come down on the Joseqh Kellogg and return in the erening ou t')e train. They are the kind of people we will be proud to have with us and we are sure they will get all the fun thpy desire. They will number about two hundred, which will help some. Royal Ann Cherries not the common, soft seedling, but large firm handsome fruit. Have engaged a few hundred pounds to supply your wants. Will be ready early in July. Leave orders. M. C. GRAY. License has been issued for tbe mar riage of A. Elin Flown of Rainier to Joseph Berglund of the same city. A Haslness Snap Want to eell a saw null cheap or trade same lor farm or limber land. Apply at once toRenignus Lumber Company, Houlton, Ore. E. J. Boyle has rented his Bakery in St. Helens to Herman HanseU for July and August. Mrs. Dixon and daughter Ruth, of Portland are visiting with Mrs L. F. Barger of Yankton. A few of those fi pic I urea at 89 cents can still be obtained at Wellington's. Mrs. B. F. Westmore, of Spokane, daughter of Mrs, C. H. Briggs is visiting her mother at Yankton, while her bus. band, who Is dean of the Spokane College, visits Europe for a three months trip for the benefit of his school work. See the advertisement of C. H. Briggs great sacrifice sale at Yaukton. Mrs, Ddni.tr Masten visite l Portland during the past werk to purchase house hold goods for her new home at Yankton, Kirtw rks, fireworks, fireworks. A com pie e line nt Wellingtons. The family of Joseph L-impa, of Yank ton, aritved recently from Wisconsin and have rented the Bonney place, near Yaukton. . Mrs. James Muckle, of Portland, has teen visiting relatives and friends in St Helens during the past we. k, ' Married At the home of Mrs. 0. F. Fliedler, tbe bride's mother, at Portland, Ore., on June 30th, at noon, Miss Anna L. Fliedler to Mr. Frank Holcomb oi Portland, Captain Holcomb is very well known here and the couple has tbe best wishes of numerous Columbia County friends. Have yon seen the new delivery wagon of Jas Muckle & Son. They are pre pared, to deliver, all goods on short noticsj. Try them. Mr. A. T.JLaws has formed a connec tion In the real estate business with Chaplu A Herlow, 833 Chamber of Com. merce, one of the leading real estate firms of the city of Potland, thus secur ing great advantage in tbe way of get ting in touch with the new comers who desire investments or borne in Columbia County. Mr. Laws new office is over the Columbia County Bank. Dbntist Dr. Rambo will be in St. Helens, at the St. Helens Hotel Friday and Saturday of each week, prepared to do all kinds ot dental work. Shingle mill for sale, boiler and engine, complete to operate. For particulars inquire R. A. Dupont, Yank ton. , When yon give your painting contract to William you know that yon will get tbe best job that can be done lor he pos livsly jjuaraptefs satisfaction . z ! FIREWORKS FIREWORKS The Glorious Fourth is almost here. Of course everybody will,; want FIREWORKS. And I have a complete line at reasonable prices. I Cannon Crackers Sky Rockets' Roman Candles Bunting, Etc. J. H. WELLINGTON 2 S Summer Rates East t During the Season 1909 via the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. OREGON SHORT LINE AND UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD ": from Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Taconia, Walla Walla and all points on the O. R. & N. line. To OMAHA and Return - -To KANSAS CITY and Return To ST. LOUIS and Return To CHICAGO and Retnrn $60.00 $60.00 $67.50 $72.50 and to other principal cities in the East, Middle West and South Correspondingly low tares. OS SALE JfNE 2, 3; JULY 2, 3; AUGUST 11, 12. To Denver and return .... $55 ON SALE MAY 17, JULY 1, AUGUST 11 Going transit limit 10 days from date of sale, 6nal return limit Oct. 31. These tickets present fome very attractive features in the way of stop over privileges, and choice of ronti-s ; thereby enabling passenger to make side triiis to many interesting points enroute. Routing on the return trip" through California may be bad at a slight advance over tie rates quoted, Full particulars, slleepiug car reservations and tickets will be furnished by any O. R. & N. local ageut, or Vm. McMURRAY.'General Passenger Agent, Tortlakd Orkgon. i y-ysvs 1 miM mm WALK-OVER SHOE Time Brings...... Many Changes In celebrating the Fourth, as well as in all oher things. Not the least of these changes oh the Fourth is the care of the feet, The Sane Fourth Is now celebrated and enjoyed by sane peo ple wearing WALK-OVER shoes. $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 We are Sole Agents WHITE & ANDERSON Houlton, Oregon-
