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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1912)
THE OREGON MIS TWICE A WEEK VOL XXXI. ST. HELENS, OREGON, SATURDAY, JAN. 27 1012 NO- 12. Will Resume Work ... t..i,n I'hillii) announces that i. i. h..ill begin oiieratlona lru . ... .... ,t his block quarry ami w m fu. I . .,..-. h numinr. For . n ,.n!v married men 0 th crew wilt h mp!yel but. a I l . La. .ets for omi conircui. It will be only a .hurt time until entire crew will be working on full time. ark.nvir there in any work along the rock Una or any contract to be I.. m. phiiiin It always alive to the fictand luuHliy gets his share. His ere of block makers are kept ai lth a much or more regu larity thsn any other crew In the eountv. , Columbia County Real Estate Co. Article f Incorporation of the Columbia County Ileal FjiUte Com- piny have leen filed in the office of the Secretary of State with head quarter in St. Helens, iheomeers of the new company are. Geo. II. Shinn. Pres.. II. F. MeCormick. Vice Presi.lent. A. T. I-aws. Sec. ind J. S. Allen Trcaa. The proper ty owned by the company consist of all the holdings of Hannah Tyrzkiewia: in the city of St. Helens, which in now being re- wrvrved and will within a very short time be placed on the market. They will al handle all kinds of real estate, logged oft lands and timber. Houlton Artisans Install The United Artisans of Houlton held their w-tni-annual installation of officers Friday night Jan. 19. The installation was followed by a splendid supper to which the fol lowing invited iruesta did ample justice; Mrs. tinge, Miss Drew, Mrs. Spence, of St. Helens, Miss Lowe, Mr. Lowe. Mr. Bramble. Mr. Mat thews, Miss Matthews. Mrs. Itel ford. Mr. and Mrs. Faxon, and Mr. OttoLuman of Houlton. The remainder of the evening wssi.ient in social chat and gatnes, including the popular "Five Hun dred." Local Mention Mrs. I.slii.,ter wus a Portland visi tor Friday. FulUeiKht guaranteed at Well ington's, John Phillip nnd Wm. Drew mi'le a business trip to Portland Wednesday. Pred Watkins and Fd ltallngh "pent a few days in Portland during the week. Give Wellington a trial order and the difference In the size of the package you get. W. II. Conner, the Riiini.T At tor- ey, is attending to business in the TOunty .at tmay Perry Austin came to town yester Jy nd is visiting with hia old "lends here, Including Kale. The Congregational Ladiea Aid ' l meet at the church on Thursday "uruary lt at 2:30 P, M. Why pay twonri.,. . .,:!, "en you can get two articles for -e Pe at Wellington. H. Anderson of Portland I pending a f,.w ,Uv. u c nt Week looking after business Oo farther and fare worse than at Wellington's, GlRU Wantko for general house work. Inquire at the Mist Office, or at th residence of K. undgrcn. Mr. Joseph Deseff, of Stanton. Michigan. Is visiting at the home of Peter Felton In St. Helens. Clyde Sutherland returned from Aberdeen yesterday, where he accompanied the rcmaina of H. Van Taasel for burial. E. K. Tullar, a prominent farmer from the Deer Island neighborhood (a transacting business in St. Helens to-day. Dont forget that Wellington has, one price for everybody. The regular business meeting of the Guild will be held in the Guild Hall on Tuesday afternoon January 30lh. Wellington's goods are now only the cheapest but the quality is the best. For SaLK A one horse wagon: Hay rake; Feed chopper. Apply to Mrs. K. Vivian, Columbia City If you arc from Missouri Welling ton will show you the cheapest way to live. J. warren uuick, formerly a iff . resident of St. Helens, but for the past two years a prominent farmer of Hallston, Polk County, is visiting with friends and relatives here this week. FOUSALE-or trade full blood Scotch Collie puppies two and one half months ol I, cheap. Itox 10 ' Deer Inland, Ore. For SaI.K Or Uknt One good twenty room hotel completely fur nished, in St. Helens. Good terms. Allen & Felton Wellington's success is assured bv the many satisfied customers he has. Sheriff Thompson was called to Prescott early in the week to quell a disturbance caued by the mill hands hunting birds too close to residences. The boys promised to refrain from target practice nnd everything was settled eacnlly. Thirty arres. 5 room house, burn out buildings, creek, spring, fruit, some cleared, 2S acres slashed and burned: &0 cords of wood: neur school and store. $75 per acre 1-2 down. Allen & Felton. The Portland council has dec ided that tho streets on which S. S? Montague received the contract for paving, shall lie paved with vitri fied brick instead of paving blocks. This will mean that the MUHiO blocks which were to have leen made here for the job will not be necessary. POMONA GRANGE MEETING The next meeting of the Colum bia County Pomona Grange will be held in .toulton. Saturday, February 3, 1912. This place of meeting was selected by the executive committee. J. II. Collins. Secretary. For Sale A number of river view lots, best In the city. Price $200, $225. $300. f'.OO nnd $750 each. Allen & Felton Mr. Wilbur Muckle entertain ed the 500 Club on Tuesday even ing at her home and a most en joyable evening was spent by the Club members and a few Invited guests. A dainty luncheon was served. Pink was tho color of the decorations and flowers. Mrs. Arthur George made tho highest core. Work on the county road leading around the bluff toward Warren has la-en ti-niMirari!y stoped on account of the weather. The rock encountered there was a fine quality of block pick and several thousand blocks have been made. It is prob able that these blocks will lie used for street croKsings in the city. Mr. Seth L. Rolierts, an expert accountant from Portland, haa just completed the task of experting the books of all the county officers. No report haslw-en filed by him, but from the leHt information at hand everything was found in first class condition in every office. Ijutt Sunday night two young men working at the Masten Camp became Involved in a quarrel and as a result one of them, Eric Johnson, grablied an axe and made an attack on Nels Keend, striking him in the face and inflicting a wound about four inches long. The injured man came to town where Dr. Peel dress ed the wound. A warrant was sworn out for Johnson but before the officers reached camp he had de parted for pRrts unknown. An old gentleman named Welch who recently liought a lOacre tract of land in the Yankton country, was found roaming the streets c f St. Helens late Thursday night'in a very weak condition and was given a hunk in the basement of the Court HoUNe for the night. Marshal Wilkins called a doctor and together they watched river the old gentle man all night. On Friday a physi cian from Portland arrived and took Mr. Welch to the home of his daughter in lYrtlaml. The gymnasium at t'" st r ! house was thrown ojien to the stu dents Friday night and the basket hall teams were out in full force. A run was made on the simo de partments of all the local stores Friday when nearly every student of the school was after gym shoes and it was only a short time until the entire supply of the town was exhausted and only a part of the orders filled. There will lie a game of basket ball Ik-t ween the Rainier High School and the St. Helens High School at ourgew gymnasium on Feb. 10. h t r s l Reno the famous magician, will hold forth at the City Hall next Tuesday night instead of Monday as printed on the tickets. Single admission fee will lie fifty cents. A full house is anticipated. Notice Closing Stream Know Ai t Men By Thksk Pre sents That,. Wiikukas, for the purpose of propagating, stocking and protecting the salmon fish which frequent tho waters of the ClaUka- nie River and its tributaries, in the State of Oregon, the State Board of Fish anrlJ(JameiCCommisioners"haa decided to close aaid Clatskanie River and its tributaries to prevent fishing therein by any means what ever, except with hook and line commonly called angling, for salmon fish during the period of time here inafter specified. Now Therefore, Notice Is Hereby Given, by said State Board of Fish and Game Commissioners that said Clat-kanie River and its tributaries are, and each of them is hereby closed to fishing of any kind for salmon fish, except with hook and line, commonly called ang ling, from March 1, 1912." until said streams are open er! in accordance with Section 5316 of Lord's Oregon Laws; and it is and will be unlawful to fish for or take or catch any salmon by any means whatever, except with hook and line, commonly called angling during the same period of time above specified. Any and all persons whomsoever so fishing in violation of this notice will lie prosecuted, as by law pro vided. C. K. Cranston, Chairman J. F. Hughes, Secretary Geo. II. Kelly M. N. Kinney C. F.Stone Comprising the Ftrste Board of Fish and Game Commissioners. Notice Closing Streams . . Know Att Men By These Pre sents, That. Whereas, the State Board of Fish and Game Commiss ioners of the State of Oregon, the Board of Fish Commissioners of the State of Oregon and the United States Bureau of Fisheries have propagated and stocked, and are propagating and stocking the waters of the Willamette and Clackamas rivers, in the State of Oregon, with salmon fish: and Whereas, said streams are fre quented by salmon fish, and for the purpose of protecting the same, the said State Board of F'ish and Game Commissioners has decided to close the said Willamette river, and its tributaries, below and north of the falls thereof, at Oregon City, and all of the Clackamas river, and its tributaries, to prevent fishing therein, by tnv means whatever, except with hook and line, common ly called angling, for salmon fish. during the period of time herein afer specified. Now Thfrefoue Notice Is Hereby Given by said State Board of F'ish and Game Commissioners that said Willamette river, and its tributaries, below and north of the falls thereof, at Oregon City, and all of said Clacklimas river, and its tributaries, are and each of them is hereby closed to fishing, by any means whatever, except with hook and line, commonly called angling, for salmon fish between twelve o'clock noon, on the 1st day of March, 1912, and twelve o'clock noon on the 1st day of May, 1912; and it is and will be unlawful to fish for, or take, or catch any sal mon fish by any means whatever, except with hook and line, common ly called angling in any of said waters during the said period of time above specified. Any and all persons whomsoever so fishing in violation of this notice will be prosecuted as by law pro vided. C. it. Cranston, President J. F Hughes, Secretary M. J. Kinney C. F. Stone. Constituting State Board of F'ish and Game Commissioners. o St Helens Pboa IS General Transfer and Dray age PIart ta O Brick, Cement, Shingles Agents for .STUDEBAKER o Barn Opposite roi 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. Fares will quoted, schedules furnished and If other details given on request. W. E. COMAN. J. O. DEVENS. Agent. uca. rrcigm ana ruscngcr a " All Work Guaranteed. - - - Estimate Furnished R. CONSTANTIN Plumbing and Heating Sheet Metal Work St Helens Columbia County Abstract And Trust Co..... Abstracts, Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, Conveyancing St. Helens. Oregon -Ut4S. Utl4. litU Uit4L tAlhiti1Ki4iiKkiiU St. Helens Mill Co. I Electric Lighting; (Saves Your Eyes) Steam Heatings (Prolongs Your Lives) 4 Lath Wood FRED WATKINS THE LEADING CONFECTIONERY No Use Looking Elsewhere ior Candies and Cigars Transfer Co. o Feed, Sand and q Wagons and Vehicles School Hon in No change of stations in Portland Trains from Astoria, and those for the Hast use the North Bank Station. Agi . nouiua, urcgoa. Oregon Lumber o e r
