The Oregon mist., February 10, 1912, Image 1

LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY
THE OREGON MIST
TWICE A WEEK
VOL XXXI.
ST. HELENS, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEB. 10, 1912
NO- 16.
Pomona J range
Xh 3l'-th u' ,,,rl' M'
Hjin f the
Rainier News
On Monday evening occurred thf
1'oiiionM Grange i death of Carl Kdward Samuel. n,
KEUBEN NOTE
Notice Ooaing Stream
It-Mirt of h'chiKil Dint No
Advanced Department
No days taught,
Days at tendance
Days absence
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. .. , I 'I K.f Mr- I A CI... .,
I till CitV. Mr. Kiumii'lunn ,,nlr .,.t
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nfppi.ru -f tlm MilmnUnate ' ":'""tmM'r tt"" Times late.
anngt w,m l,,f ' - ' , , . j i ujiih niinr ahHrnt nor taniy " 1 1 "awLU "u na are!
' i i 1 1 irn-iii- i i iar it
20. Know All Men By These Pre-
' sknt.-i. That. Whereas, the Sta'e'
Hoard of Fish and Game Cornmiss-
ioners of the State of Oregon, the!
" Hoard of Fish Commissioners of the 1
15 State of Oregon and the Unit. 1
A States H urea a of Fisheries have
i . . II - .. . -'" .i'wn-. M'IHIie rVlflLT. ' rmui-M in tw. J... -V
.v.- ......).rhiii h,.-;- year oui ani a native r bweiicn ... , . "'c nuiw j urun, wiui
o ' . . . .iue .iiaKlllsler. Ki-rMia n hum
iitioOMit previous
-.v-nl grange
i.. -,.t..rial V incr.aieil.
jaru 'rt
I mads hill were referral , .
r. Sainuclwm wm
tive of Sweden
and came to this country seven yearn
TV g'
Ha lived with hin nintiT while
here, and wm a quiet and ext-mp-
, . , - lary cillMna. auU ha. many fn. nc
iWition unt the next meeting of i '
jjtriuonuiu . In the City. Many beautiful flora
anons Grange when they will be.. '
. n.l.M.m. will l""1""' www ocnune-
ijeuMru i i i . ,
m - , i i i imurawi. in iiiumury 01 ine 11- i . i
mmdeto the Utedraniro for the I ... . . 1 ' 1 , Ia ul,-nce
. I)oiothy
r, Jennie
ilmon tiBh : and
..r l..r I.'.. ...I . I ... i . !
" ' ""ut. -"'in i uirifn. WIIKREAH. aa d atreama are tr,-
W'ynuuLs, quented by salmon fih, and for the
Williarn Snydrr, hMward
Jo' Tipton.
1'rimary 1'eimrtrnent;
Day taught
Iay attendance
20
purMae of protecting the aame.
, the b iid SUte Board of Fish and
(lame .Commissioner has decided I
:cgli!itiv eommitti-e.
Xh lubject of holding county
ichool fair, in Columbia County
JihiiWI diwuaaud. Tlie pro-
podtioQ met with the hearty p
provjl of Uve pn?nt. and the
u outlined by the county achool
uprintndnt wan endoraed by a
ot of th granife.
Dirtriet Deputy, J- W. Armntrong
wunel that the grange county
-ntini, for the election of tlele
.-Unto the SUte ('.range, woulJ
a ee a
rwn.aa.y the res, liu n..ilher absent nor
dence Rr.Cook offlcat.ng. while Jark Alt.xin(i(.r( ,,arrp
iui-,wi iuu iriiu wing uirri"i aongt.
The pall bearcra were (!ha.i. L.
Gark. J. Arthur Bishop, F. Blom
quiat, John Staeey and Ole Ijiuge
land. The remain were interred
In the K. of P. CemeUrv.
New Method
Sheriff Thomn ha adopted a
nwt on the firm Saturday in March new method of notifying the tax
'xiftf the 2d day. in the of Tier of the
fCounty School Sujierintendent, St.
ayeri of the amount due from each
of them and will wnd out the re-
Hclen. Farh miU.rdmate grange ...j.. -i-iv mn,i.. ou. h,iwi,, .).
i entitle.! to thr,-.- .lelegatea. J pro,M.rty UHi ,n, the amount due.
A dnruion an t the tMat methtnl ; The taapayer will thus be enabled to
aee just what property in its.seHt.-d
to him and the amount due m that if
there has Uvn no mitake in the
j dencription of the projierty or in
i t entrrUining Pom. ma drange
m participat.I in by wveral mem
ri, but no definite plan was de
vied up-m.
While the attrndanm wa not a
ri one, lor rutnona drange,
Ii.iar prem-nt were interested in the
neeting, and the diseussiuna were
f!y and intereit ng. The meet
iuiKo'l one.
J. II. Collins.
Secretary.
scapmoose:
Re. Or, Coun'errnin ' an I family
biwed int . t ie CamplH'll bouse.
A beautiful ili.play of go i U m y
eiwn in Hobart't window.
Min Haz.-I Watts retarne.1 to
ol Monday evening.
The Senior (lat f S. H. S. arc
;iannmjr its graduation for May.
Miw Cary Krei-man is very sick.
A reception n t,. H given to Dr.
"id Mm. Countermine ami son John
Friday evening Feb. 'J.
""rnta Mr. and Mr. Jesxe M.r
M, I Ixiy.
Bi plans f,.r the dance Saturday
"ight.
Ancwpian. hat I n installed
a he A 4 W Hall.
Mr- J. Divans of H.mlton sis-nt
Sunday with hi r
--- - 'm iie . ill Ml
Ji. Jm I-cnar l.
M" D.W. I'hc. and Miss Vera
" in Portland Sunday.
Mr-W. K. Sfi-Vrrw l,.a I.... I ki-
ij ' inn
' ri'imir.,,1
M- Hoven of ;0,,. has UM.n
u"2 her bUut Mr ,,i
turned Sunday.
Mr n.l Mr. M i ..,.
suddenly call,-,! t., u'in n,.,... ...
fk. . . . "
ue'im.ie of M
lather.
Irs. Hutler'a atep
M- John It:il,iin
i -"in
'"Uvea in ll.... tr: ...
" Scho
WIS
is visiting
sta.
nmnn has len absent
"1 ni account of sickness.
"Hazel McKnv ..f t..ri..n.l
wtth8 w.vk end with her couMn.
JtlM Kua .
'larriM.in.
"nirty nin.. r ....... ... ....
i-, ,, " -irs. r.. m.
nh.layr,.,,,,,:,,
Uiuw Aid of Uw Contfre-
computing the amount of tax it will
nly necessary to return a re
mittance together with the receipt
which will then U' signed and re
turned. This will also enable the
force at the oflice to take care of
the work in alx.ut one-fourth the
time lhat it takes t make out nil
the receipts as the taxpayers come
in.
Local .Mention
to ciose me aaia wi amette river.
Ml and ita tributariea, below and north
39 of the falls thereof, at Oregon City,
U and all of the Clackamas river, and
tardy iu tr'blt-"ies, to prevent fishing
' therein, by anv meana whatever,
SCOtt, , pXt.pnf vL.ifl, krtrtL. .ml lino Anmmr,r..
wenevieve rowu-r, Jennie 1MI Link, ;y callt-d angling, for salmon fishO
ii'M.j- ..iciMnuy, rmer aMCLiiaay. launny me ponoa or time herein-
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
The Christian
Theme of Sunday Evening Service, 7-30 at the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Come Early Hear the Choir
wv-u vyu WVL tITJ UlI 4 rxr t r.' A'M
v -- wi,
ttox
o St. Helens Transfer Co. o
r
i
ltussl MakinKter.
Gertrude F. Collins, Principal.
Mary A. Tierney. Primary.
Ciustave I.-uige and (J. W
sey, two prominent farmers from
Soappoose, were interviewing the
County Court Friday.
go hand
afer srsjeified.
Now Therefore Notice Is!
Hereby Given by said State Board
of Fish and Game Commissioners
that said Willamette river, and its :
P.am- tributaries, below and north of the '
falls thereof, at Oregon City, and Q
all of said Clackamas river, and its jJL-
tributaries, are and each of them
is hereby closed to fiahing, 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
Phona 15
General Transfer and Drayage
Dealer in
Brick. Cement, Feed, Sand and
Shingles
Agents for
.STUDEBAKER
Wagons and
Vehicles
Quality and Quantity
in hand at
Wellingtons.
Mm. Owen purchased the Decker
property on Willamette Street this ! noon on the 1st day of May, 1912;
w.-ek. Alien & Felt-.n made the , an l it is and will be unlawful to
l(i fish for, or take, or catch any aal-
' ' I mon fish by any means whatever,
J. W. I'omeroy. County Ft uit : except with hook and line, common-
ln-M-ctor. was attending to matters j y called angling in any of said
waters during the said period of
Barn Opposite School Houa
Oil I
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before the County Court here Wed
nesday. If you want value you will go to
the hoi-e of value, thats
Wellingtons
Mm. C. T. Present t and her two
K. K. Quick made a
ii.-ks visit to Hillsboro
week.
Ilying bu-i-during
tlie
time above sjK-cified
Any and all persons whomsoever
so fishing in violation of this notice
will be prosecuted as by law pro
vided. C. K. Cranston, President
.1 V Mnirhnu Wrptflrv
little daughters, the Misses Flith i;..,, w Kellv
.
and Charlotte have just returned i M. J. Kinney
(I.C. I'.ro.lie. a prominent attor
ney from Portland was attending to
legal business in St. Helens Friday.
Mrs. N. Ash by. of Portland, was Thursday evening and a large crowd
aft-r a two week visit with Mrs.
James Franklin Henderson of I.14
Hume St., Alx-rdcen, Wash.
LOST -A pair of glasses in a
case. Boys size; were l.4 in the
Cymnasium "f the school house
Finder leave same at the Mist otlice
and receive rt-Ward.
I ib.nt peddle hot air. when I tell
you I can and do sell the cheajiet.
Wellington.
The Commercial Club held nn in
teresting meeting in the City Hall
visitimr w ith relative in St. Helens
the past week.
Make a list of what you want to
buy then I.M.k over Wellingtons
prices.
W. (J. Pomeroy of Seappoose,
wa a St. Helens visitor during the
week.
F.d Webster of Vernonin was in
St. Helens thia week attending to
business matters.
Mrs. A. J. Deming and Mrs. L.
G. Itoas were Portland visitors dur
ing the week.
DONT CJFrT Cold) FKFI - Buy
a pair of shoe from
Wellington.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Masten HH-nt
a few days in Portland during the
week.
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Zippererwent
to Portland Wednesday and while
there took in the " bocliite Sol
dier" atthelleilig.
was present. A committee from
the block makers I'nion was pre
sent and urged the Club to intercede
with the Portland Commercial lmdics
for the use of blocks on the Portland
streets instead of wood or brick.
A committee was appointed to
draft some resolutions which will In
acted upon by the club at a meeting
to le held later. These resolutions
will be printed in the Mist probably
next issue.
Rational church met in the church
parlors Thursday Feb. 7.
Victor Payne is in school again.
Mrs. Mary Woods Hatfield the
sixth and seventh grade teacher,
was compelled to Is- out of school n
few days last week, i account of
Hickness.
Much work is being done on the
roadi of thi town.
Any person dumping garbage or
rubbish after this date on my pro
perty or in the street or streets nd
joining same w ill U prosecuted un
der the statutes of Oregon for coin
milting a nuisance and for trespass.
J. B. Godfrey.
Episcopal Services
St. Helens
Services in the Fpiscopnl Church
at7;:ii.
Sunday School at 2:'M):
mat ion Instruction at -l:.U).
GlillI.E
Con fir-
Confirmation Instruction at 2;:10.
Kev. W. A. M Brock.
C. F. Stone,
Constituting State Board of Fish
and Game Commissioners.
Allen & Felton Bargains
CO lots, all level most all absolute
ly clear, nne sou lor gardens, most i o
nf thurn u'ifhm.r a riwlf iili.ntr rr.vlc 10
near smelter. A snap to the party 1
that comes first. j
10 acres level rich, creek bottom
stump land, no rock, easily cleared ,
1 1-2 miles from court house, price I
$12.'.0. 1
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 Iiast use the North Bank Station.
Fares will be quoted, schedules furnished and
othir details given on request.
W. E. CO.MAN,
icn. Freight and Passenger Agt
J. O. DEVENS, Agent.
Houlton, Oregon.
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All Work Guaranteed.
Estimates Furnished.
R. CONSTANTIN
Plumbing and Heating
Sheet Metal Work
A numlvor of small places of 5
and 10 acres close in at prices and
terms to suit the most fastidious.
$2700. CO acres 1 mile from sta-j
tion and Columbia river small house,
barn, garden, fruit, creek, spring,
no rock. '
$2200. 6 1-4 acres all clear. 1 1-2
miles from court house on good
road, orchard, all good land, run
ning water, house, barn and out
buildings.
For Sale Ok Rknt One good
twenty room hotel completely fur
nished, in St. Helens. Good terms,
Allen & Felton
For sai.k 3 choice residence lots
with good 8 room house, all modern.
Good outbuildings, fruit trees. 5
blocks from river. Good terms.
Allen & Felton
FOR SALK;- One good three room
scow dwelling; also three Rood ho
tels. Allen & Felton.
St. Helens
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Abstracts, Real Estate, Insurance,
Loans, Conveyancing
St. Helens, Oregon
Oregon
Full Sai.k-One milch cow:
American wonder. Farly rose, and
Burbank seed potatoes: also timothy
hay, baled or loose.
C. J. I .arson,
Warren Oregon.
Full SaI.k A fresh milch cow, f
years old. Call on Dick Roberson
at Wellington's Stor.
Taken up at my ranch near Seap
poose Jan. f, one bay mare owner
may have same by paying for care
ami advertisement.
Bert Braim,
Seappoose. Ore.
I FOR SALK or trade full blood
Scotch Collie puppies two and one
half months old, cheap.
Box 10
Deer Island, Ore.
FOR SALE 1000 cedar posts 7
ft f in long 18 to 24 inches in cir
cumference. In the city of St. lb-lens.
Call at this ollice or see M. F.
Haztn, St. Helens, Ore.
St. Helens Mill Co.
Electric Lighting
(Saves Your Eyes)
St earn Heating
(Prolongs Your Lives)
3 Lath
Wood
Lumber I
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