The Oregon mist., April 21, 1911, Image 8

ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Mr, Frank Spittle, attorney at !,
of Portlantl, was a business vUitoi to
the county seat last Monday.
The best Queen Olive in bulk at
Harrison' Grocery.
Matting of all kinds at Muckle'l.
Try that Sliced Chipped Beef in bulk
at Harrison'. It 1 delicious.
Thoroughbred Stock for Sale. -Red
polled bull and two calve for ale. I
have decided to retire from the tck
. business and offer these thoroughbred
at a very reasonable price. H. O. How
ard, Yankton, Ore.
Money to loan on well improved farm
and city property. Columbia County
Abstract and Trust Co. J-tf
Plants'for Sale. Cabbage, tomatoes,
peppers and celery. Loui Rosasco, St
Helens. 16-tl
Lots of new patterns in linoleum at
Mockle's.
Eggs for batching from Single Comb
Buff Leghorns. Fine winter layers.
1.25 for setting of 15, packed '' ship
ment. A. D. Larson, box 51, Reuben,
Oregon.
Burbank seed potatoes and seed oats
for sale by C. I. Larsen, Warren, Ore.
Mar 10 4t
Fresh lettuce and green onions for sale
at very reasonable prices by L. Rosasco,
gardner, St. Helen. 16-tf
The best of everything at Muckle' at
popular prices.
Time loans on real estate. Apply to
Dillard and Pay.
Mrs. Ernest Faxon Dead.
Sirs. Ernest Faxon, aged 22 years
died at her home near HouJton last Sat
urday and was buried at tha Yankton
cemetery on Sunday, Rev. De Bord con
ducting the funeral services. The cause
of her death was peritonitis, and her ill
ness extended over a period of but
short time.
Mrs. Faxon was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Van Dolah and had a wide
acquaintance and a large number of
friends here. She attended school in
St. Helens for years and all of the
younger people esteemed her highly,
She was married to Mr. Faxon about
two years ago and had lived with her
husband on a homestead in Washington
nntil a short time ago.
Large Real Estate DL
One of the largest real estate deal
consummated in recent years in Colum
bia county made by the Crouse
Realty Compauy, composed of II. C.
WikotT and E. A. Crouse. They sold
the Loui Sausser dairy ranch near Scap
poose, consisting of 337 acres of fine
land, 53 head of cattle and 5 head of
horses, to a Sir. K. A. Page, of Califor
nia. This growing concern is making
a specialty of Columbia county lands.
Children Entertained at Houlton.
Saturday afternoon Meedames Belford
and Uerde entertained the girl mem
ber of the M. E. Church Sunday School,
and Mesdames Willis and McQueen the
boys of the same school, at the homes of
Mrs. Belford and Mrs. McQueen, with
an Easter party in which games and re
freshments and a jolly good time were
the principal features.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy George are visit
ing at their home in this city.
COLUMBIA-NEWS.
Mr. Price and Mr. White were in
Fortland over Sunday.
Miss Marion Lillich is visfting in
Columbia this week.
The Artisan dance at Deer Island was
not so well attended on account of the
rain. But all bad an enjoyable time.
Mrs. S. M. Cussin of Portland is
visiting her daughter Mrs Van Doren,
at Ten. Lbr. Co'. Camp this week.
Mrs. Mabel Carlson of Qulncy Ore.
was in Columbia over Sunday.
Our teacher Mr. Faxon had to dis
miss school for this week as he is sick.
Never Singly.-
troubles never
Morton's case
He was elect
It is an old saying that
come singly, and S. C.
seems to be an example.
ed a member of the city council recently
and now there is another worry at his
house. It arrived last Friday, is a fine
girl, and Morton seems to be cheerful
about it, and buys the cigars with a big
laugh.
Good Show at the Arcade.
During the past week the Arcade
Theatre has been giving its patrons
something extra in thewav of a show.
Hoyt, the magician, is the attraction,
and be is a first-class periormer in his
line. He is assisted by Espanita, dancer
and globe roller, aad while her part of
the act is not so facinating, she gets on j
well with her audience The pictures
have been up to the usual high standard.
Home Talent Play Makes Hit
"Tonv. the Convict." wa played at
Watts & Price's Hall In ScBppoose last
Friday night and made a big bit. The
play was under the auspiuie of the
United Artisans and the troupe mad
up of local people. Considerable talent
was shown in the acting and all who
attended voted it a complete success.
An Awhil Slaughter.
When Red Rupert's bunch d the St
Helens ball players get together tfcete
must be a jinks on fie job somewhere.
Last summer Red aggTegaUoa came
here and were licked Id to 4, end tfcey
made 23 errors. The performance wa
equaled last Sunday, when the Red men
came down again and took revsnge, do
in? ud St. HeWns bv the score of 24 to
2. What do you think of that? The ball
team of the live wire das in the Sun
day school would have iuuwl the St.
Helens boys the easiest kind of picking
The visitors secured just 18 bits and the
locals made 13 errors. Jasman, Brakke,
Austin and Phil Nadeau did the throw
ing and the way the Portland boys
pounded the ball around the lot was a
caution. The one redeeming feature ol
the work of the St. Helens bench was
the way Pembroke filled bis position.
He was on the job all of the time aad
made both oi the St. Helens tallies, on
of them being a borne ran over left field
fence.
This District's Road Work.
the county papers and the Grange Bulle
tin for publication.
Natal Grange No. 302.
Anhkiw Elliott,
Eva Nkklcy,
Lincoln PtcrKKitON,
Committee,
Alfred George returned home last
Wednesday from Abedeen where he lias
been storking for the past three months,
BIDS FOR ROAD WORK IN DIS
TRICT NO. S
Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the County Court of
Columbia County, Oregon, up to twelve
o'clock noon, Friday, May 6, for road
work on the following road In Road
District No. 5: Goble road. Goble Tide
Creek road, near city road. Rainier road,
Deer Island Tide Creek road, Ruben
Deer Island road, in accordance with the
plans an J specifications on Ale with the
County Clerk, a copy of which may be
seen at the residence of the supervisor of
the above named district. A boa I for
twice the amount or the bid must be
furnished in all case. The County
Court reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Coi'ntv CotRT ok Columbia CouuTy.
Orioon.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas; under the initiative ordi
nance of the City of St. Helens, there
wa submitted to the people of said city
at the general election, held therein on
the 3rd day of April, IDll, au prdluanca
entitled "An ordinance to prohibit horte
cattle, sheep and bogs from running at
large in tbe City of St. Helens j providing
for tbe taking up of same and prescribing
a penalty for the violation thereof,'
which said ordinance was regulxrly
placed upon the ballot under tbe initi
ative ordinance of said City, and was
voted upon by the legal voter in said
city on the said 3rd day of April, Mil,
That on the 5th day of April, 1911,
the CiWjmon Council of the City of St,
Helen wet in regular session and can
vassed the returns of aaiil election and
determined as follows : ttat there acre
one hundred and fifty seven votes cast
on said ordinance: mat mere were
ninety nine votes cast In favor of the
adaption of said ordinance and fifty
eight v.oue fijet opposing the adoption
thereof.
Therefore by virtue of Uo authority
in e vested, and under the direction
of tbe City Charter of the City of SL
Helen. I hereby declare sad proclaim
said ordinance to t in full force snd
effect from and after this date
Dated tbi 6th day of April, 1011 .
M. E. Mii.lkr, Mayor.
CARD OF THANKS.
I t,k tpf hank all kind friends and
neighbor wLo m generously and nobly
atauted during the illness and death of
my beloved wife, and especially do I
ish to thank tha Women of Wood
Craft of Honlton Circle and the member
of the I.O.O.F. No. 117 of St. Helens,
J. W. Allk.1.
;,..MyBMpj a
We Wish to Buy
Logged Qff Lands ia Tracts of from
40 to 5,000 Acres
Write us giving location, price and
terms, or call in person.
NEUHAUSEN & COMPANY
704 LewU Building
Portland, Ore.
Summon.
lu the Clretiit Court of (he .Hut ol Oregon loi
the County ol Columbia.
Mem K. Thayer, plaintiff, v.. A I font K. Thayer,
UCIFHtl.lli.
To Allonl K. Tharer. defendant above-named.
In the nama of lha Simla nf lri.n vitn aia
hrrvby reiitnM to apprar and an.wer to tbe
complaint tiled in.l 'on In the shove mil
tlnl (o rt and caiiae on or beforw ! "I day of
Aiirll. 1.111. and if rou tall la iq ii'wu and
aiitwertha plaintiff will applr lotherourt for
the rullt'f tiel tor In rmr omi'Lliil. to mi:
For a deeree diwolrluir tha bonds of matrimo
ny uow nl.lh.k' between tha above-named
Plaint!!! and dt'TundaUt: for Iho rualndy nf
narritii mural, ina rlillil or aura marriage
ami tor iiifu inner rwurr a. win noun uia
eem juu and e,iiiuile 111 the urvuittus, wit
Par oo.l. aud ill.tiiirarmenta.
Thi. iiimuohi ti puhlihd In punoianeA ol
an oMer ol II. llotiorable J. I t aniiilfll
JiMge ol Ilia aUive rnlltlrd court, mail, on the
7tn day of Mf.ri'h. Ill.aperlflii( that the .am
te mlwmlHd for .lx couaerutlve wt't-lt., aud
orli nnu March 10. l'"ll. an thedatr of the ttr.
pllbllrallou. (KOM.li HAMMl'NI),
Attorneys for I'lalntlrT
Khode Island eggs for setting from
thoroughbred chickens.
D. T. GERDKS
WM. M. KOHrt. I'ni.iDixr
R. L. kUTIIKKrOaK. Vies PssmnssT
A L, HTONI. Casaiaa
i- I. ALLKN, Aa.irraaTC.ra,,,
Columbia County
BANK
OLDEST IX THE COUXTY
Does a Oeneral Banking Business
St. Helens, Oregon
F. UHHa litUL UiULl UlULUiULUlUMIlUL Uthi1
W. Watche dock
aT
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Von A. Gray
Watchmaker and Jeweler. All
Work Guaranteed.
Optical Cooda St Helena Or.
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SEED
CATALOG!
RLAOY TO MAIlI
Tne taadine SrrA Catntee ef "tha Wear I
Lilly'. Cataloe- Your Wi X crop daitend. f
oa COOD aaxl .end for tkia Cat.lo, !
and act the bt W rite mow to the
CHAS. a LILLY CO., S.atlle, VJ
Clyde Perry Hurt.
Clyde Perry v.as the victim of a very
painful accident last Friday. He was
working a small hand windlass at the
quarry of Smith Brothers near Houlton
when the windlaa got beyond his con
trol, and the handle flying around struck
him in the face, fracturing both his
nose and his cheek bones. He is now
in the Good Samaritan Hosoital in
Portland, and it will be a matter of sev
eral weeks befere tie will be able to be
out. The fracture of the noe will in all
probability heal in fine shape, but it will
take a long time for the cheek bone to
resume its former appearance.
Recorder J. Q. Gage.
Mr. Gage has been appointed City Re
corder for the coming year and will as
sume the duties of the office as soon as
th'.- bond necessary for the fob arrives
from the bonding company. Owing to
the fact that Mr. Hazen holds the office
of Justice of the Peace it was decided by
the council that he could not qualify as
City Recorder. Mr. Gage has in the
past held this office and is familiar with
the work, and will fill the position in the
same able manner in the future that he
did in the past.
Deer Island Rural Telephone.
A number of the citizens of Deer Is
land got together at ArUsan Hall last
Monday afternoon for the purpose of
organizing a rural telephone company,
and as usual when they start anything
in Deer Island they made a complete
success of the matter. The following
officers were elected: President, Fxl
mondOIeen; Vice President, N. An
drew; Secretary, If. C. Wood; Treas
urer, J. F. Loyd; Directors, II. C. Gore,
T. C. Meehan, Chas. Merrill. The com
pany will start oat with about twenty
subscribers and the line will extend
from the home of Fred Adams to the
Canaan school house, covering a dis
tance of about seven miles. Probably at j
some time in the future the line will be i
connected with the St. Helens system,
and this part of the country brought in
close touch. The central will be located
at Deer Island and connected with the
long distaaca wirtt.
Columbia street between St. Helen
and Cowlitz i all graded and rocked for
a width of 24 feet in the center, which is
all that tbe road district was figuring on
doing. But now the property owners
along the street have decided that they
cannot afford to let the chance go by to
have the whole street macadamized at a
low figure and Koad Supervisor Dspain
is engaged in rocking it from curb to
curb. This work is the cheapest work
of the kind that was ever done in the
city. The rock being put on it eosting
the property owners just about half
what it would to buy it and put it on
themselves. The crusher will run at this
place until about tbe first of next month
n hen the supervisor and his crew will
0 to the Yankton neighborhood and be
gin the work of getting the r.Js out
that way ready for rocking. About the
first of July the crusher will be set Hp
near the bridge across Milton Creek
near the Yankton postoffice. Work is
also going on on the road from Houlton j
to Giimore Crossing. This road when
completed will be a monument to tbe
progressive spirit of the people of Houl
ton. They needed the road and taw
that it would bring trade to their mer
chants and so the city government is
paying one-half of the cost of it. The
contract for furnishing the wood for tbe
crusher at Yankton was awarded to Mr.
Vi'm. Kkuzie of Bachelor Flat, the price
to be $1.78 for a rick of 2-foot wood and
!.: for 18-inch wood.
Raisin Day, April 29, I9J1
The above date has bean set apart by
the people of California in which all are
asked to join by eating raisins in the
form of "Risin Bread," or in whatever
form is desired. The object of this spec
ial day is to creata a widespread raisin
sentiment that wilt result in a greater
demand for that fruit, snd to direct 'be
attention to all good houee-wive to the
excellence of the raisin as an article of
food. The good people of tbe Northwest
are invited by their neighbors to par
ticipate in the pleasant custom and
"break" raisin bread on April 2Uth.
Sunset Maguine for May
"Nile of the West," by 8. Gien An
drus, beautifully illustrated in four col
ors. "The ftpeil," Western novel, by
the Williamsons. "Guilts of Greater
Chinatown" by Charles K. f?iel4- Au
tomobile Section, Now on sale, 16
cents. 228
STUMP LAND POR SALE.
Ten acre Stump Land for sale. In
quire of (jeorge Perry, Houlton, Ore.
21 tf
SUMMONS,
j In the Circuit lloiirl ol tha State of llrt-giD, fnr
. ,-.-u.., . . ,ii,,u ma.
I.lnle O. Wall, fiaiulllt, vs. Jmi- I. Wall.
irien'imil.
To-Umf-J Wall, the almve named ilrt.-nrtanl
iu nit, name oi iqf rnaie 01 on-gnn you are
nerenj m.nnren to appear an1 atuwrr the rotn
Plaint nitil avalut y,,ii in tun .iHve enlitlc.1
lourt nil ur rehire Hie il rtair of J'li.a. (en. taul
iiu Ulns Ihe eii ration l m week, frmp Hie
mi rH'iiii :moii ir tni. ummnii.. and If run
Ian to aiir anil aii.wnr IIib cuniplainl fur
want tin-rent ihe plnlmfrT will apply in tha
onr in me rein i ut'iuaniieu lu trie com
plaint:
rraiHTe ni.ximnr the marrlar rnn-
tra t now eil.tlue twtwwn plaintiff and ile-
laiKiaiu: inn piai niitr mar n-.'imr her maMon
name. Muled. McAllt.ter. Thu iimmn. li
Pul4lliel by unler linn J. A. Ka.in. Juriga
, turn wii'i, iiii:ii nriicr wa. matlu ati'l eit.rrq
o ma lju. iuy or April, I , and ll.e lim.
prpiHTriiit.il livr pillii(,.HI,l tnrmil l lit W.k..
i.aKimiins with the ln.ue of rnly, April the
lint. I 'll, and cnntliiuliK eai-h wi-pK tlii'rraltar
Villi "" oi rrpiay, June id
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Forest Fire Law.
There are a few copies of the aew
Oregon Forest Fire Law at the Mist of
fice, and any one desiring one of them
can seen re it by calling here.
Resolutions of Condolence.
Whereas, It has pleased the Almighty
God to remove from our midst oar be
loved brother, Lameck H. Peterson,
while we are constrained to say, "His
will be done." we fee) that Natal Grange
has cause to mourn the loss of such a
young and faithful member.
Therefore, be it resolved, That our
badges be reversed and our charter
draped for a period of thirty days, and
a copy sent n the bereaved parents and
siters of our esteemed and worthy
brother.
And, be it furth r resolved, That s
page of our minute be set aside for
thtie reaolataioot and a copy test to
POMONA GRANGE.
Tbe Columbia County Pomona Grange
will convene at Deer Island, Saturday,
May 0. This meeting occur just a few
davs before the meeting of the State
Grange. All resolution or recommen
dation to be forwarded to the feut
Orange should be presented at the i'o
mnna ti range for consideration.
. 11. Collins,
fef.re tary.
HEAVY TEAMS FOR SALE,
Three heavy teams for tale, weight
from 2700 to 3000, Guaranteed to be
true to pull and can be tried out. Ages
from 6 to 12 year. Inquire George
Grant, Scappoose, Oregon. 21U
NOTICE f OR PUBLICATION,
Deearlment of th Interior
f, 8. Land Office at Pnrtland. tr.
... , , rVliru.ry j.'.th, lull.
Not Ire I. hereby liven that Nathalie Unwar
It nntr.-t., thiw jxmt iifflre ,,r. . xt K.t
7Vlh -tn et. Portland. Orinnn Hid. nn II,. i.i
'!a ol AiiKu.i. l:'ln. file in tin. nrtire tiworn
ntiUt-nu-iit and Application, No. fr.Ti.i. to pur
eh a the l, oi fcf rtrr. Js, Town. hip t s
K i miiniiirftt : Murplian, ni. the lltnhW
Ihemiu. nu'ltr the pr.jvl-ioin ol ihcat t i JtIMV
H and n. stnanilatnry, knnwii aa llm
" 1 1 in i, i f siiil biihiu .w." at mull mliiB a.
niiKrit i. fi i'i hy .iiprilwrnoiil, and thut, pur
nam to iiMh appli,'aiiiii, tha Uiol slid llmix-r
thereon ha. Iieeii appralMiil, llm uil,r eali
mated Iwn.ri Imard feet at onevi.t. par U. and
the land U): that .aid applicant will niter final
prom in npiirt or ni appiii-aiiou and .worn
.tati-mfiil on the r.th day of May, lull, It-fore
the HeKi.ii-r end Kwelver at the United Hutea
Ijik) Ollir at Portland. Oregon.
All' Bi rKin I. at lllirrtv to nrotnrt (hi. not.
eha. iuUim (ililry, or Inlllale a eonleat at an.
tune Im lore palrul l:Jl'. t,y fllllllK a porrnho-ratt-d
aftldavlt In thl.oSice, sllticlllg f' wblt-h
would defeat the entry.
ii r. HKiHv.
, KKlter.
WELCH & CHAMBERS
Fresh and Salt Meats
The newest and best Fresh
Meats, Hams, ISacon and
Lard. Highest prices paid
for butcher's stock
HOULTON. - - OREGON
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Bargains!
The best chance to buy first class Merchan
dise at a big reduction that was ever offered the
people of this neighborhood. Kvery cut ia price
Is genuine and there is not an article in the bunch
but that is first class and up-to-date Come in'and
look them over. The followitig are only a few of
the big values that we ore offering :
Ladies' Overcoats
Ladies' Overcoats, Formerly $ 6.50
Tine rancy Coat, " 1850
Coat, New Style " 15.50
Fancy Capes " 10.50
Suits, Fine Goods " 16.50
Fine Sweaters " 3.50
Underskirts " 5.50
Summer Skirts. Silk
Men's Suits 2Im
Now5 4
t
11
Working Pants
U (l
Dress "
Groceries
daho Best Flour, Sack, f 1.30, Barrel, $5.25
Clearwater Flour, Sack, $1.20: Barrel, 4.65
Coffee, Best Grade, 25c per lb.
Sugar, 1 6 lbs. for $1.00
Fine Tea, 45c per lb.
Our Grccery Line is the Very
$7.50 Baby Buggies, Now $6.50
ft HQ ROE H, SHINN
ATTQRNEy-AT-erAW
OFFICK:
St. Hki.k.ns,
BANK BUILUIN'J
Obkoom
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CHICAGO STOl
F. J. BASEEL, Prop.
t r 1 a.
mmuon Orcgd
All Work Guaranteed.
Estimates Furnished
R. CONSTANTIN
80. 00 per month straight salary and
rapense, to men with rig. to introduce
our Poultr Remedies, lkjn't answer
unlet you mean business. Eureka Poul
try Food Mfg. Co, Incorporated. Kast
fit. Louis, III.
T. S. WHITK
FUNERAL DIRCT0R
LK ENHKD IMHAl.MKB
HOULTON, OREGON
Plumbing and
Sheet Metal
Heating
Work
a
St. Helens Skatinir Rink
Znrer Jtfeio -Management
Safartay, J?pril 1st.
Skating Wednesday and Saturday Nights
Good Husk Courteous Treatment Good Order
DEALL & SKINNER
St Helena
Oregon
INDIA RUNNB
Duck Eggs $1.00 for TbK
S. C Black Minorca, S.C.M
lucks and S. n. Rho e w.
Rtrirs
$1.50 for 15
W. C MORLEY
Cox J7. Houlton, Or