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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1909)
fst. Helens Bakery 1 All Kind Of Cakes, Pies, Bread E. J. Boyle, Prop. P. 0. Box 63. C. G. HEDGES GENERAL CONTRACTOR RAINIER. ORE. i 'Phone 262. Estimates K'vc on all kUlfoi'fJtH'lding Construction. Ili!!Tf,0IUTttc' Cement Sidewalks ..Solicit Liuine.s.s Anywhere I.G.Wikstrom&Sons Manufacturer of and Dealer In ROUGH AND DRESSED LUHBER CRDAR POSTS AND POLKS Dry Kit and I'Unlng Mill In Scappoose Oregon LOCAL llwlmll H..l1.,y. )!, Wroon, v, HI. Helens, 'est ieecr.atn m llrnii. ti ir., I!, It. T.,vlor, of HriM.lliecil, Wim-ou-"I", " old friend of tle Him family wl'li his wife n, J uut.rlit.-r. h i. I visiting with tlii-iu uiid wllli Mr. I It Iliirker tliis week. The county C()i,rt .,, firill riuc wltli the bounty lw enacted by Hie recent li uislulure lust Wln..i.. lie H Indorsed Ihc action of it. clerk In paying bounty ol, fotlr j(icaU three being killed by laiiien RMy uii one by Noble Vatidolah, the reward fK I'l lor cadi cat. The entire akin lis to be ire:tiied to the clerk, who it reared to cut off the lo t awa for the Inspection of the Court. I'aluts, Oil, Slain,. Varnishes ....I llriudie at Wellington 's. Kaymoiid, the in'aut aon of I. it. Ilcnnelt received unite a aevere injury Wednesday afternoon, lie placed hit baud on the edge of an open iodi water bo, when the lid, with ii long wire nail in, fell down, the nail perforating the baby hand. ; MaiKi At the resident of the bride' parent. Fred Frautt and Mm tie owel, Thursday nfminoo:,, July j.t, al 2 p. in., Uov. Davie offiel.iiing. The reremoiiy w nerfo.nied in the front room, under an arch mule of hy, Ore gon grape, maidt'ii luilr (urn and beau tiful flower. The bride win di eased In ' blue taffeta llk and carried myrtle and : while Carnations. The bridesmaid, Mina ! May Vincent, wore wliiLo cashmere and rrlml pink maes. The groom wis at i tainted by iMvid Vincent. The prc- i tiit were i.uiiifroilt and beautiful.' Af ter the ceremony Ice cream and cukes were served. The nenrly marrieil cou ple left for a trlji 1 1 Oregon City. t r'oH Sai.k An 8 a 10 Mundy logging engine, together with main and trip line Mucks etc. l-jijfinc and line in good con dition and will 1 ld very cheap fur cah. Cut! or write Mii.i.ov ,Mi:hc. C't. Scappoosc, Ore Mr V. F. Tucker, formerly of this vicinity but now a resident of Corvallia, was a Kt . Helens visitor on Wednesday I-t. Soft drink on Ice at Dennett Bros w . It. Carlson, aged 25, Flunk Wilson iifjcl IH, mid C. If. Ilarrey, aged 20, were uiotigul here bed week by Sheriff While charged witi the buriiliiry of the atore o the Milloy Mercantile Company at Scitp- pnoseon ,lun,i 2llth. They had been trying to n il die goods and the Portland police held them on a vagrancy charge narruy liuit confessed and will pleat) guilty when court meet, provided there i a grand ury to indict him ; but if there I no grand jury the taxpayer will have 'lie pleasure of eutertainiug him until i he October term of circuit court. The preliminary examination of Wilton and Carlson waa held Wedrcsday and the testimony ibowed thc-y were caught with the good in their possession. They were placed under bund of 1000 each, in default of which they were returned to the county jail, Ilnrrey, whose home ii iJes Moines, Iowa, date that he ran away ironi nome when only nine year of age and th at lie ha been a holm ever shii-e, milking hi living by dishonest iiic-lhotls during the intervening year. Mr. A. T.Ijiws bus formed a connec tion In the real ctale buaineu with Chapin A Herlow, 8.12 Chamber of Com. mercc, one of the leading real estate firm of the city of Tolland, thin secur ing great advantage in the way of get ting in touch with the new comer who desire investments or home in Columbia County. Mr. Laws new ofllce I over the Columbia County Hank. County Court met Wednesday, and up to Wednesday evening hail transacted the following business: Petition of I.. I'luhrcr for change of Clatakanie and Alayger road Viewer to meet July 12, at Flulirer's More. I'etition of Nelson rincknev anil other for county road Viewers to meet July 13, at Carico school house. I'ctilloii of A. A. Smith for change iu road Viewers to meet at Houltou, July 1(. Petition of O. K. Hunter of lioble for liijuor license granted. Dkmtist Dr. Ramlio will be in St. ileleus, at the St. Helens Hotel Friday and Saturday of each week, prepared to do ail kinds of denial work. the SI KALNIER 3IRIT 0ntracts have been awarded ibr over $n(),()()() worth ot street im provements in Uainier. That speaks volumes lor the enter prise and energy of Oregon's future great manufacturing city. 8 S There is no more beautifully located city in the Northwest, with abudanee of pure water f-r all purposes, absolute fire protection, natural drainage and electric lights. The greatest river in the world runs by it, pavalclled by steel rails that Rive it all of the advantages of a common shipping point. i Hood River Apple laud -in tcnsivclv in 1 nier. They know pointer from them. Die Growers are investing ex- the neighborhood oi Kat their busiuess. Take a Big industries arc coming to Rainier. NOW is the time for the wise man to invest. lor full particulars apply to Secretary Rainier Boosters Club RAINIER, OREGON lt K. Mtl.l.KU ATTORN E Y-AT-L A W St, Ilelona, Oregon DH''tl,W'NROHH. ' pHYSIClAN & SURGFON PIIYSICIAN& SURGEON 50TKK- Nolle. It hereby Riven tlmt the undor Igued hai been ii.K.lnted wwntili of All ,H,.on. having claim " i,,,1 eHt.it,. .houM IT'"1?, torn duly verllU,!, wltM" Blr;'l,1un " ,h, date of tbl nolle, to tha undei .igued ul V.r..o..i, Oregon. awj;8t M.eoutilx of U lt ' Channy Weat, deceaioJ Datai My l. I000' FINAL NOTICE. ADMINISTRATOR'S In ll.e matter of the t..to of Jsu.es Hillerton, .....,! N,al, l herehy . . .. . .. o.....a.. veil tniu .n.mir " h ut .Mr., kit. ae- ,' K,Vilor .it liio etBl. nt James faliei tleiiMiit, .. hi n r. . - V -JM", .,,.,. ,! miiiii. n. h i si. in. in eiilloiin In wrlilim t llioaauie. KDOAH 8TKVKSH, Kentdrof th SsUt. el J"m rurto. it tMd. .M.nnii:ii A very pretty homo wed ding occurred at the borne of J. C. Filz XeiaM, ut Amity, Oieunn, on June 30:h, when bia daughter, KlIU Cecil, was united in n.airiage to Charles Tarbell lirowu, Kev. K. Gitienr, pnator of the family, officiating. Tl.e rooms were beautifully decorated niter the manner of Juno weddings with "roOf!, rosea everywhere," lillits and wl.ita Canter limy lielis completing the pink nn.l white color sell me of the pa. lor where the ceiemony took place. Mis'! Marian Fitzgerald, sinter of the hridi', itcled as in.iid-ol-ln.lior, with Mr. Klwr down, brother of the groom, its ben man. The bride Is well known In Columbia Coun ty, having lieen oeuf our most succeas ful tern In is for the psst two year, while iIih gruOiii lui a host of friends ill and about Yankton, wheiv most of bis life has been spent. Mr T. A. Cloutuger, of Scappoose, visited hereon Monday las'. The St. Helens Baseball Association started ia this year without a cent. They have inclosed and made a good ball ground, built a grandstand and bb achcrs Itoiight auils which Co it S10J, paid all running expenses and no.v have money in the bank. It speaks well for the city ol St. Helens. Have you teen the new delivery wagon of Jas Muckle & Sou. They are pre pared to deliver all goods on short notice. Try theui. M.S. Hain, white touching off some of the fucwoins at the celebration last Monday night, had his face very severely burned by the explosion of a bomb. The ftue had died down, and, thinking it had gone out, he started to relight it, when it exploded in his face, Ailing it with powder, but, fortunately, not iujuriug his eyes. Hi injuries will confine biui to the bouse for some time. At n dance following the celebration held last Monday at Mist nearly cveyone who ate supper was toon after attacked by ptomaiue poisoning, and at last ac counts several were still sick, though no fatalities had occurred. Chicken, kept long after cooking, is supposed to have caused the ttouble. Shingle mill for sale, boiler and cngiue, complete to operate. For particulars inquire R. A. Dupout, Yank ton, 1.. K. Farrls, while attending the cele bratiou at St. Helens, received word that his saw mill at Rainier, hnd been totally destroyed by fire, and with it the mill of the Hitrcka Planing Mill Company. Mr. Farris' mill wasuewand modern and the insurance carried was very small in pro portion to the loss. Some time ago Mr. I'urris' store wns destroyed by fire. Only the fact that Rainier has a splendid water system saved the entire business portion of the town from destruction. When you give your painting contract to Williams you know that you will get the best job that can be done for he pos tively guarantees satisfaction Restaurant lor sale nt a bargain. In quire of the Columbia County Abstract and Trust Company, St. Helens. Another great improvement aoon to be made in the appearance of our city is the construction of six hundred feet of con crete sidewalk on the west aide of Columbia street between Cowliti and St. Ileleus street, nearly all the property owners having aggreed thereon. It still not be long before St. Helens will be known as the city of beautiful homes, handsome business block and good sidewalks, Then, too, iu a very short time, we will have a splendid electric lighting sytdeui, and, in another year, as good a water system as any city in the State, with complete Cre protection. Good streets we now have, and it cost very little to keep theui In repair. There is no town In Western Oregon' whose , prospect are better then St. Helens. How nbout furniture? If you are going to buy take a look in Wellington' warehouse before yon decide to pay ex tra freight and hauling charge. He deliver the good at your home. Good grade Jersey, four years old, for sale cheap, Inquire at this office. S'loes, that aro the kind ymi want Whiithcr It it a di rsRioflor for work my line is complete. J. II. WELLINGTON. The editor of the Mist attended a very pleasant celebration at Deer Island last Saturday. It was under the management Of the United Artisan and was fairly well atteuded. There wa a free-for-all dinner, a baseball game and other sports and iu the evening a dance at the Orange hall. Alter the dinner hour we paid visit to the farm of Mr. Kdward, about four mile out of town and probably three hundred feet above the river level, and were tuprlscd to find crop doing so well on the hill laud. At a depth of four indies ti e soil was quite moist, and and sir i wherries were still ripening on the vine. Mr, F. lward expect to put in an acre of berries this fall, a there is ready market la the neighborhood for all he coultl raise. Wall Paint In thirty color. Varnishes, Stains and Oils. Floor Faint in seven color. Boat Faint in ten color. Enam el, Linoleum, Dressing, Brushes, etc. M. C. GRAY, St. Helens A fresh, clean line of grocer let tt Wellington'. Lloyd Hattan nnd I'rnest John left on the evening train Tuesday for Eastern Washington, where they will remain during the summer. . State Lecturer J . J. Johnson wilt meet villi th Pomont at Beaver Valley the first Saturday in August, as will also Prof. Witbycomlie of the Agricultural College at Carvalli. No farmer can afford to miss this meeting. Further particular will be published in the Mist, in regard to transportation from Rainier to the Orange Hall, as soon a informa nt! is received. Faints, Oils, h'Uiins, Varnishes, and Uruslics at Wellington's. We wish to announce to our Irieuds and patron that we carry a full line of Brown and Hamilton celebrated Ameri can Gentleman antl American lady shoes and would tic pleased to show thc-m to you. There in no more iniportaut detail of your atli.e than shoe?. You wilt find nothing smarter or correct than our new American Gentleman Oxford. Toe sup eriority of this, like all American eeo- tlemeu shoes, is not only in appearance, it covers every detail, inside and out. JAS. Ml'CKLE & SON. The boundary board, composed of the county court and school t-uperintendent Collins, met Wednesday lo count the votes in the different district that voted on consolidation at the last school election Deer Island (3) and 31, and several dis tricts in the neighborhood of Vernonia voted on this question, but consalidation failed to carry in both groups. Syrup of White Fine and Tar, the old reliable cough remedy. For sale by A.J. Deming, druggist. Two Farm Wagons, a Mowing Machine and a Hay Rake for sale. Inquire of Jos Holadiiv, St. Helens. (J I A new line of cuff buttons, watch fobs, etc, at Wellington's. Shingles, Nails, Locks. Bulls etc. M.C.TiRAY. Butts, Locks, NaiU, Shingles, etc. M. C. GRAV. Thk BkcT Opporti sitJ- 120 acres for 4,703. Thirty acies improved. Large new bouse and good barn. One mile from ClaUkanie. This Includes one of the best span of horses in Columbia County wort-V f"00; six choica con s, three two year old heifers and a well bred bull ; 4 hogs, chickens, farm tools, etc. The per sonal property Is woith fully f 1,000, which leaves the price put on the land and buildings at 3,700, or about 10 per acre. This is a snap. If you want a good place at about half it value look this up. A. T. LAWS St. Helens. Fob Salk A new house near the lauudry. WM. M. ROSS For Salk City Lots. WM. M. ROSS. Timbkr for Salk Flight hundred acres of good timber in one tiact at fl per thousand. See Laws about it, at bis new office over the Columbia County Bank. Many other line chance for invest ment. Dairy Cows for Salk Ten or twelve fine dariy cows for sale at reasonable price. Inquire of P, A. Nelson on the old Joseph Copelaud place at Warren. Building operations in St. Helens continue brisk. Numerous creditable residences are being constructed and the supply of good carpenters is far less than the demand. In fact work of all kinds is plentiful and no need be idle . Letter-4 not claimed at the Saint Helen Oregon postotlic for mouth ending June 30th, ltKlU. Arthur Davis one, B. Erick son one, Benjamin Hunter one, Robert Imlach two, F'lceiu.m Johnson one, Fred Kasch on, W. C. Koeu three, Win M . Kennedy one. Cards for J. W. Bennett one, J. A. Carlson two, Fred Carlson ore, B. Erickson one, Miss Kdna Fowler one, Leslie Franklin one, Fred Kasch one, Fred Krause oue, Mrs. Ruth Lcibe one. Letters not claimed by July 31st, will be sent to dead letter office. For Salk The home belonging to Judge Dart. Fleuty of shade, fruit large house. Choice location, three and one-half lota of ground. Have refused ?0 per month rent. $2500. WM. M. BOSS Mr. J. S. Mowe, of Vernonia, was a caller at the Mist office on Friday last. Mr. Mowe is the Kehalem bridge builder and his work heretofore has stood the test of lime and flood. Try the newconfectiouers.BennettBro Your favorite cigar at Bennett Bros. Rev. Perrine will discuss "Socialism from a religious standpoint" at Acme Hall, Houlton, next Sunday evening. All are cordially Invited to attend. Bennatt Bros., confectioner, Morgus nw building. Opportunitie of all kinds in farm timber land, and city lot. If you want to buy or sell property of any description it will pay yo l to consult A. T. Law. St. Helen, Ore. About 160 Odd Fellows antl Rebekahs from St. Johns, came down on the Kellogg last Monday and celebrated the Fourth by a picnic in the old grove on the bunks of Nigger Creek. They are reported to have bad a very pleatcot lime, returning at about 7 o'clock iu the evening. With four clerk I am prepared lo wait on U customer promptly. We will endeaver to please yon, and request that you report any dissatisfaction to u ln tead of your neighbor. We will ad just matters to your satisfaction. They wont. M. C. GRAY. Found A stick pin . Owner ca have it by catling at the office of the Columbia County Abstract & Trust Co., proving property and paying (or the advertise ment. i WELLINGTON'S ! Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Furniture, Gents' Furnishings, Paints and Oils, Cigars and Tobacco, Confectionery. ! i 2 Evervtnine neat. new. clean and utvto-date. I use the S $ McCaskey system of bookkeeping, and you are sure to J $ get all you pay for. Courteous treatment and prompt J J deliver'. J. H. WELLINGTON I 2 WALKOVER -SHOES- Never Mind the Size GET FITTED When WALK-OVER Shoes are fitted in the "WALK-OVER WAY." that is to exact foot measurements, the "bend" in the shoe comes just where it was intended to come, thus insur ing perfect comfort and the full limit of service. No fallen arches, corns, bunions, etc., trouble the wearer of a perfectly fitted pair of WALK OVER Shoes; so, Mer Mind the Size-Get Fitted $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 We are Sole Agents WHITE & ANDERSON Houlton, Oregon V LT- UsaBfMnJTri rrfk AAAAafcjfcAAAAAAA,, s1i A sfh aa sfti sff summer Kates cast During the Season 1909 via the Oregon Railroad & Navigatoin Co OREGON SHORT LINE AND UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD from Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Walla Walla and all points on the O. R. & N. line. To OMAHA and Return - - $60.00 To KANSAS CITY and Return $60.00 To ST. LOUIS and Return - - $67.50 To CHICAGO and Retnrn - . $72.50 and to other principal cities in the East, Middle West and South Correspondingly low lares. ON SALE JUNE 2, 3 ; JCLY 2, 3 ; AUGUST 11, 12. To Denver and return - $55 ON SALE MAY 17, JULY 1, AUGUST 11 Ooin? transit limit 10 days from date of sale, final retnrn limit Oct. 31. These ticket present some very attractive features in the way of atop over privileges, and choice of routes; thereby enabling passenger to make ide trips to many interesting points enroute. Routing on the return trip through California may be had at a alight advance over the rates quoted, Full particulars, slleepiug car reservations and t ckets will be furnished by any 0. R. & N. local agent, or . , Wm. McMURRAY,General Passenger Agent, Portland Orkoon. &
