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School Building
BEiiiim Just Completed. Finest
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DedicaldTomorrow
miynotU generally known but
Helena now ha the mom com-
eKhool building In the County
one that will compare favor-
with ny in the State in town
oual iw. The School Hoard
Id I TK'U proiiHMii Wll. li UK
n decided to huii.l on me oiu
lome wanted to add a alngle
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m or two wnuc oirn-i iuywh-u
. buiUinir fiitirfly but slightly
l0ved from the old school house.
he lUrd dec! I t' enough
make the present building all that
M ever be node 1 or, the pre-
t site, at as little cost an innmiMo
an up to date school building.
lly doubling the tit-' of old build-
two lare new room were added
the firs' t1H.r and a big a.u-mbly
134 x 57 with seating capacity
2M person nnd fitted with a
1 tajreith lre-sing nnim on
her wile. In the lascmcni. oy a
tie ex'.n exjx-n'. a g I gym
duro HJiW has been allf I.
The main flr 27 x ha a 13
. reilin; while I'm s;octator gal-
Lodges Iastall
i Taken up at my ranch near Scap
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Inmmu jan. o, one nay mare owner
.... .. . , may nave same ry paying lor care
star, masons ana Dm renews iiarc and advertisement."
Neff OfflCCri HertHraim,
""""" Scappoose, Ore.
Minuh rw,f.r V,i !t(l n V s !
ln.t.llMl ..ffiMr. r,.ll,.w. J"''" I'avelick, a prominent farm-
Salurday night: W.M. Mr.. Collins: er fr."'" the 'SMw neighborhood
W. P., J. II. Collin; A. M., Mrs. Waa St' ,,e,wu Mon,lay'
Mary George: See. Mr. Gray: Trea. At an adjourned term of thu
Andrew King: Con., Mr. John: (County Court held last Saturday
rtwium,, mr, uiiup; ftuan, iwrs, nr. 11. A. Miler wa granted a
Dillard: Ruth, Mr. Dart; lather, ! liquor license for Scappoose precinct
Ituther-; and ha opened up a Saloon In that
Anna Kctrl; Martha, Mr.
ford; KlecU. Mr. Popejoy: Chap.,
Mr. Dorinda Muckle; Organist,
Rertha Dart: Marshal, K. K.Quick:
Warden, Mr. Quick: Sen. Wash.
Muckle.
town.
The Pythian Sisters are
mak-
in g preparations to attend Dis
itrict Convention at Astoria in
the Spring and in order to hclr
Grand Worthy Matron of Oregon, Ut.f ray the exnenscs of the trin
gave a game party at the K of P
Hall last Friday night when
HI i:i n..i I
I IIUIIIIV ill 'ii- itui-y, III IIIIMT, WUJI
present ami Uie local lodge enter
tained her in grand atyle, when the
entire decree work waa put by
the lodtfu, aiwcche were made,
itamen played and a bountiful ban
quet a the final number.
St. Helen Manonic ImIc install
ed the following iitlicer ut the lat
jrarnes were pluyed and luncheon
was served. A jjood crowd was
in attendance. The Sisters are
Koinjf to have another entertain
ment on the 11th day of February
announcement of which will be
made later.
Tilly 01 Jen played to a full hoa.se
meeting: W M. U. W. Clark: S V.
J.Q.Catrv: J w.ti. 1 Cunningham: t the City Hall Ust Friday nij?ht
Trea. Jam.- Dart;S.-c. K. K. Quick: j Kvea very creditable pcr
S D. K. A.Crnuae; J D. S. C. M..r-! formance.
ton: J S. Jacob Geot j(e; SS, H. J.j Mr.?. C. L. Cunningham has
Siuthard: Tyler, Wah Wuekle. , been iiitc ill during the past
St. Helen Lode N. 1 17. 1.O.O.F, j wk but ia now "?C)verinjr.
inittall.il the follnwinir ollicer at Undolph Kanplr, one of the
y at the entrance ide i twi feet . t,e Wt me-tintf: N C Win. Mclntyre I prominent farmon from the
A report wiw prea.i ai one, v (J, ult. Dixon; 2ec. ( . W. .Yankton neijrhbor.iood, wai in
:m that it ot f'iM to tear up I'lakenley; Trea. W. A. Harris; ! town last Sstnr.lay.
'.rk that hid been done to lower j Warden, David Headly: Con. K The little child of Prof. Wilker
,e(rmiiMum tWtwo feet when Jne!: Chap. U. I., Cunningham: 1 H(,;1 i3 r,jite ill this week.
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County Court
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Proceedings St Hglens Transfer Co
wan foutul that the tttca'rt PH'iTruiUM
teferedwith oriKinal plan. The
atinu Cuntract was let separately
me time after the buiMinir wa
p and it wan found that to make
W. J. Fullerton.
ful gymnasium it would Ik? al
dutely nece-tsiiry to lower art of
ie floor two feet, a the lloor had
t bwn completed the extra cont of
he char i (ft; was very little over the
rst cmt hii'l the plana called for a
'ptr room. I;y pu'.tmtnj irym-
huium in the liaM'inent It will
oat the district nl.out one third of
the amount required by the di.Htrict
tf .1 r .
i uie uunty iiuililmjr their jry
mnasium separately.
A well lighted room 21 x M has
beenfininhel off in tho basement
of the old huiMinir for a manual
training department which ia to I e
added aoon. Tlierc ia still room to
finish off a domestic science or school
room in the basement when needed
It little extra exnen.su.
The old lihraiy has U-en enlarged
to make a notation and principals
room besides serviiiK as a library.
There are military drink'n r foun-
tain'ain the center of the ball on first
and second floors, abo thoroughly
wniUry toilet room for the bov
ndgir!g ontepaiate floors.
Money has not Ut n sient t.i
better advantage anywhere in the
I bundin than for the new heating
nd ventilating system whereby
tady hent at an even temparature
of70d.ir. i furnished niht and day
n every part of the building. Steam
furnish, dhy the St. Helen Mill
Co. at a reasonable cost on a long
rm contract. An aspirating oil.
n connection with the heating ays
Jem, runs through ventilating du?ts
from each of the rooms, giving a
P"itive circulation of the air and
four or five complete changes to the
hur. Dji-wrt indirect radiation Is
Ji in which fresh air I brought
'" directly through the radiators
here it j warmed to about the
Proper temparature. Theaimesy.
"misused in nMy r,M,m
here there are two Ventilators.
T"e old building has Uvn
WsjunlruMl, fnishe.1 and repainted
M that it matches the r.ew nnrt In
Local
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Matter of 1'etition of J A Wattson
et al for a county road.
On this 3rd day of January, 1912, 1
comes on for hearing the petition of .
John AWattson, et al., freeholders, 1
residing in the road district or dis- j
trictsof said proposed road, pray-
ing for the establishment of a
county road, described as follows. I
beginning at a rock net in the
center of the Portland and St,
Helens County Road where saij!
road intersect the lina between
sections 24 & 25 tp. 3 N it 2 W of
the Willamette Meridian; said line
between sections 21 It 25 being the
division lino between Columbia and
Multnomah Counties.
The rock alve mentioned as the
starting point being located South
20 degrees and 30 minutes West
01.6 ft distant from the southeast
corner of the T J Jackson Donation
land claim; running thence West
following the must practical routi
72.';'7 feet to a ntake marked "15"
located fifjt) ft. Hast of the quarter
section corner between sections 22
&27Tr. 3 N R-2 W. of tho Wil
lamette Meridian.
And it satisfactorily apiearing to
the court from proof filed herein,
that hie notice of the pendency ofi
this proceeding has been given as 1
bylaw required, that notices set-; a " "
ting forth the time when siid it- i OVm-
itioner would apply to the court for
the establishment of said road were 11
ixis'.ej in the most public place. in '
the vicinity of said proposed road, j
and that twelve of said petitioner '
are legal freeholders of this county, i
residing in the road district or dii-
fhoa IS
General Transfer and Drayage
Dealers ia
Brick, Cement, Feed, Sand and
Shingles
Agents for
.STUDEBAKER
Wagons and
Vehicles
Bara Opposite School Houm
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Fast Trains East
Tickets sold and baggage checked through to
Spokane, Montana points. .Minneapolis, St. Paul, Chi
cago, Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis and all
points east.
No change of stations in Portland
Trains from Astoria, and those for
the ICust use the North Bank Station.
and
Fares wiii quoted, schedules furnished
other details give:; ou request.
V. I- COMAS.
(ien. ,'reisht and Passenger Apt
O. DEVENS, Agent.
Houlton. Oretoa.
All Work Guaranteed.
Estimates Furnished.
Mrs. C. H. John entertained
the T 'sdav Kveninjr 5tH) Club
last nilitat her home on Colum
bia Street. All the members of I tr'1 of the proised r.-ad, and that j J
R. CONSTANTIN
AND
O Personal q
Plumbing and
Sheet Metal
Healing
Work
letters unclaimed at Uie St. Hel
en. Oregon Pontotlico for the week
ending January 13th, l'12.
L Mr. llonepart. one letter, John
Clark, one letter, Fred Miller, one
letter. Martin IUr, one package.
Utter unclaimed by January
27th w ill Ix sent to the Dead-letter
olllce.
M.C. Cray, P.M.
'the Club were there and the
I game was played till about 11
j o'clock when the scores were
i counted and it was found that
Mrs. Mary fieorge had ne;ain j
carried off the honow. Mrs. j
John nerved a dainty luncheon j
and the husbands dropped in
just at the right time, as usua'.
The Ladies Aid of Houlton
...:n I. U.l.
i.iK'e ' 'Matter of petition
nesuay evening juii., - luu. i ua-1
of Basket 5;)cts everybody is in
vited, f
Mrs. Nora Gerdes.Secy. !
K. A. liotger returned Friday
night on tho Steamer Shoshone
from California where he has leen
visiting for a few week.
Miss Amy George of Portland
a good and sufficient bond has been
given and filed herein;
It is therefore ordered by the
Court that the Hoard of County
Road viewers meet at the U'inning
point of sail proposed road on the
22nd day of January, 15)12. or on
their failure to meet on said day,
jthon within live days thereafter,
land proceed to view, survey and
j locate said proposed road.
of Jos Hacken-
Iterp-, et al for new road district.
On this day comes on for hearing
the petition of Joseph Hackenberg
Oregon I
and others, praying for the estab-
County Clerk I-aHare issue.! a . iishmpnt c)f a new road district,
marriage license on the 12th to Continued on j a?e 4
Anna Nickern and Harrel C. . . r
ThrtH-p. both of Vernonia. (. y Ulke rcturnoj M(,nday
The St. Helens Mill is min ufurn.uin from an oxtemk-a trip to
working over time in the effort to Missouri and other Eastern States,
(ill the orders for lumber. j. r KdWi wh(, Nsa, 8tri,Uen
Stock-taking is in progress at el- . . ... , . u- in..s.l;.v.
visited with her parents in St. Helen neon's and a number of odds and j w.w vAvn t( tw Iwspital in y.
over Sunday. 'ends have U-en foun.l which will be, . u t , T1... , . t rt..ort
W. A. Harris, who haslsn-n filling ' 'M nt ,,,,rjain '"'ilVS- i fn.tn there is that he is slightly im-
the olllce of Deputy District At-1 S. A. Miles came down from Port- j proving but still a very sick man,
toreny of Columbia County for the ' land Tuesday and is sending a few ( nn,j Qiarles Heeler were Port-
SL Helens
Columbia County Abstract
And Trust Co.....
Abstracts, Real Estate, Insurance,
Loans, Conveyancing
St. Helens, Oregon
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past year, has resigned the xsition days in town.
land visitors last Saturday.
Miller has again taken up Don't forget the rent Library at! George W. Vogel was up from
i Mrs. Owen's Gift Store. Any of the ainter Tuesday looking after
latest books for 10 cents per week, j business matters.
i !nnt S leritice Sale of Dance i The Registration books for
v a - I
voters are now open at the;
Regular $1.00 tickets County Clerk's oflice where all
and M. F
thu job.
The many friend of Kd I'wf.
wow in hiiviiiihi mv ... ( ... ,
..i iwt,! Coiw. i i Tickets at the Dance next Satur
a mm j -" j If
u-:n iu ,.ten I tn hear of : day night
x-x v. .Tw- ,v,l A- il ..iAA
Suto Koard of Examiner in pr.ee ol w cen.
... tM i ,.Verv orchestraw.U furnish the mus e
I I If I lIlttA T Ml . t, - - - v
study with a tine average an
over five point to spare
lowest standings. He was taking
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duced to the exceedingly low
voters who intend to vote can register.
Mrs. D. A. Hamilton and Miss; 3l
I n j and ft supper will be furnished, , 4iarv WCnt to Portland this morn- j .q
in hiJ(for.r0 cents per plate) at the jnyr. "
St. Helens Mill Co.
an
Electric Lighting
(Saves Your Eyes)
Steam Heof
(Prolo- "
Lath
the examination for his first papers.
every respect. New windows were
added on the side so that every
scholar get the proper amount of
light and at the right angle.
The Hoard will lie glad to have
the tax payers turn out in force at
the opening exercises Thursday
Orcadia Hotel. Don t forget tne Mr anJ Mrs E, E. Quick
date. are spending a few days in Port-
The largest stock of first doss 'land this week,
groceries in St., Helens can be j Rutherford was a pas
found at Wellington's. senger on this morning's train
Hons- To Mr. and Mrs. K. Lund-. for Portland,
gren, on Sunday January llth aj F. M. Thorp has purchased the
son. Mother and child doing nicely. I beautiful new residence on Oak :
Somebody lost a razor and the Street recently completed by J.
been left at this ollbv c, Kelley and will make his home
n ..,.n '7", 7"l,bllii,mtMW by there In tho future
Allen
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