The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, August 02, 1912, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textacio aa a STOP LOOK PEA v fir 0 The opportunites offered you to buy a lot or acreage iu Rainier, the most substantial ami prosperous little City on the coast, at prices that will astonish you. We will sell you prop erty on a 10 percent cash payment, balance easy terms, that will double in value-before you get it paid for. We have never sold a piece of property that the purchaser could uot get more than they paid for it. We have some snaps to offer now. Full size lots 50x100 200 and up. Buy Business Property We own the choicest sites on the principal streets of the City that offer a speculative profit of 50 ber cent within a year. Watch Commercial Street, the com ing business thoroughfare of the City. Buy a Fruit or Dairy Farm Choice acreage that will raise ! auything and a local market to consume it. The Rainier Creamery can use 100 per cent more daily products, the Grocers will take all your farm products at top pricss. WHY RAINIER? Because it has six miles of the best fresh water harbor on the Pacific Coast, accomodating the largest seagoing vessels from all parts of the world, with a railroad running along the shore providing shipping facilities for manufacturers to load direct to ship or rail. . It is a tributary to an almost inexhaustable supply of the best timber in the world and the richest agricultural ground. It has extensive deposits of clay for the highest known grade of brick and tiling, aud immence deposits of iron ore and cement rock. It has cheap fuel and cheap electric power and it has a beautiful, elevated, healthy townsite with all modern improvements, a pop ulation of 2,000 and a pay roll of $50,000 per month EAINIER LAND COMPAN Y RAINIER OREGON 6- DO Capital. $100,000 Assets, $400,000 County Court Proceedings Matter of Claims iwriiinst the County: On this d;iy tho claim as docketed in the General Fund Claim and Wa'Vrsit Register, and the General Komi Fund Claim and Warrant Register, were audited by the Court, and allowed i th vari ous sums as carried out by the Court on said Registers, being an follows: General Fund. Juror Dr. A. P. McLaran E. H. Joseph F. R. DtU DIRECTORS! Geo. F. Moack, Jr. Gx W. V,gel A. L. CUrk L S. Thooia .Ullfcj4UiJ4lUliJAiUil.iiilLJllJLAil4LJlill.Ll m mm Very Serious, -.U is a rety serious matter to aak far m medicine and have the vtoog one fires you For this NMM we nrje jrott in baying; to tecartml to get the genuine-- Esii-draugHT liver Medicine The reputation of this old, relia ble medicine, far consti nation, in. digestion sad lirer trouble in 6mv- 17 cstanusbea. it does not feni .ate other medicines. It is better than others, or it would not be the fa vorite lirer powder, with a larger saw uan aa others caxntnea. SOLD Df TOWN F3 For Sale J Sack Cecnb Buff Ufhorn Cock- I rest, Utility Single Comb Buff Lag- koraa, aJaofSingle Comb Buff Orp- ' pigtom, PuUat and Cockrela after 2 September 15tb. J EGGS FOR HATCHING J Albert D. Larson 4 i A few Real Bargains St. Helens Lamdry r1 We are after your linen aid want you to patronize "r twiner? !or yoor t n t. ei ij, aWe timbei, 2 1-2 milea from onis. u ii i mn awat nun the noi ion that you can g.'l bvlO r work done eke a re f r less money. You can't. Farther, your money f;ent w'.lh us, if, by us tpent with our home busiuess mm. 30 acres, 15 acres clear, 5 acres pasture and 20 acres ibe market- iVer I Island, on fin rock road extra P good orchard loaded with choice rr t P; fruit, some buildings, all goes for , $66 2-3 per acre, half cash, balance FRED WATKINS THE LEADING CONFECTIONERY No Use Looking Elsewhere tor Candies and Cigars f to suit purchaser. This is a bar ! jrain. j Eighty acres stump and brush j land, $15. per acre, half down, j good stock ranch, pasture and run ning water. 1000 acres of good stump land in i parcels to .suit, at from $10 per ! acre up. on- terms. i Two good homes in St Helens on the instalment plan. All kinds of acreage tracts for sale. Allen, Felton and Quick. Jf. . D. No 1. GOBU Orr. HAY & OATS FOR SALE. C. 0. Dahlgren, 5-31 Warren, Ore. Special Sunday Ex cursion Steamer Iralda 50 cents round trip.' Good for Sunday only. Leave St. Helens 7:55, a. m. Leave Portland 2:39 p. m. Arrive St. Helens 4:30 p. m. a I. HOOGH KIRK, . , Master. PHONE 82 for? Houlton Market POWELL & HARRIS, Prop. DtALKK -IS Fresh aud Cured Meats Poultry, Eggs and Butter YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED CORRECT WEIGHTS ' Pay Highest Cash Price for Beef. Pork and Veal FOR PORTLAND DAILV STEAMER LcstmSI. Helen 0:00 A. M. Arrives at Portland 100 A. M. Leayea Portland at 2-W P. M Arriyes Bt. Helens at 0:30 P. M grfL JDuJJerj of Homes Our 'PROFIT-SHARIHG fcvcitccat Certificates ronEALMccsyrlakers JSend for Booklet Everybody Treated Right f P J. BASEEL $13 GO 19 20 19 20 12 00 15 fiO 12 40 12 40 13 00 13 00 12 00 13 00 20 40 r. 2 00 3 CO 17 60 , 17 60 ' 22 00 10 00 20 28 17 20 22 00 22 00 24 00 19 0 9 GO 9 CO 3 CO 1G SO 15 GO 24 00 24 00 U hO IS hO 22 00 2G 00 8 00 Str. IRALDA Summer Rates between St. Helens and Portland 50 cents oue way 75 cents round trip Tickets good any time after ' April 4th l!oat lxavt St. l.Vfens 7:M . ta. KeluruinK leaves r'ortlanj 2;M p. ui. Anive at St. Helens 4 45 p. ui. f. I HOOCHK1RK Dry Goods, Men's $23.00 suits for $20.00, Ladies' Suits, best quality, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Ladies' Capes. Coats, Shirt Waists, Furniture of all Kinds, Stoves and Ranges, Hardware. Tinware. SPECIAL: Best Sugar, $5.90 per sack Guaranteed flour $1.40 per sack. We have a fine Line of Fruit Jars and we sell them cheap. Gunpowder Tea 45c lb. 40c Coffee 35c lb. We Sell Everything Cheap COME AND SAVE YOUR CASH I HOULTOH - - OREGON ST. HELENS DAIRY PURE MILK AX1) CUE AM From Healthy Cons Delivered to Your Door. Every Day t0UMkjv.a Vinct)a Vtll i , r WoTcn-to-Kit f C !!c Elaitlc Hoslerr Hi 4 riievs at i,m:n f,i . Stocfeijs Knee Cups, AoM.ts v.-ac2.v.nn.cr.Ar.K&c. I'M. C luutl On.-.., j mn 4i FOUND A Purse, owner can have "same by provinjr property and payinsr for this ad. J. ft. KERR, St. Helens, Ore. Oregon A Col gricultural eg Anderson Wm, Johnston II. C. Davey K. N. Poptfjoy John " Deitz W. J. Maelay W. l , " Cole I). R. . ' JolTrios Adams Allx-rt I Robertson (i. F, Gaittens James " Olson H. M. Witness State vs Tend S. E. Lynch Morgan J L Nelson John Nelson Annie Oliver HE Adams Mary Fry J. M Fraser Schnetzer tl. H. ' Schnetzer Mrs. G. II. Lindloff Chas K , Geo W, Grant (Join W. L. Goin Ada Hates George M. Holland Wm Holland Mrs Wm 1'orter V. H Wehrman F E Siercks (J II Siercks Elizabeth Harris Mrs R V MeNaughton F D Herbt injr Carl Witness In'fore Grand Jury Nut AC 5 0 Fitzgerald Rhea 2 00 George Jacob Hoard of Jurors 17 00 Johnson Chris &S.m Livery hire to Commissioners 50 Oil Thompson A E Sheriff's Exp. G7 K5 Thompson A E Exp. scrvinir Summons . 4 50 Lake A B Exp of Dep Sheriff 22 09 HuntJ W Work in Sheriff's office GO 00 King A K Kervicta to Sheriff 20 00 St. Helens Transfer Co Livery hire to Sheriff 2 50 Sheldon Jas II Roat hire to Sheriff 3 00 St. Helens Auto Co Auto hire to Sheriff M 00 Clark J W Roat hire to Sheriff 15 00 Fowler F W Services to Sheriff 6 55 Fowler KM . a no Fowler F M 5 ) Lowe Mrs E Livery hire to Sher- iff 3 5o Fowler F M Services to Sheriff G 0d Gaittens Jas Services to S hriff 6 00 Ft ingle W Deputy Sl.t iilf i 00 tirant Geo W Deputy Sheriff 30 do ! Johnson Chris & Sun Livery hire ; to Sheriff m ' Rrady W W Services to Sheriff 1 0 00 Graham J T Services to Sheriff 5 l.io Sherwot,d F II llurial of Kahki 17 f.O : Wooden Dr J L Cor I'hy l'or Kaski Sherwood F II Cor Exam Smith ' McLaren Dr A V Cor I'hy I Smith - ; Sherwood F II 'Cor Exam ! Kruse I'iynn Dr J II Cor Thy for Kruse 6 20 J 1 1 Collins Exp of School Supt 48 80 Faxon E S Work for tchool it aupi 9 oo W ilkerson J 15 Work for School f "Pi 9 00 Wilkers(;n " " 9 00 GertruJe F Coliins " " 20 00 Fullerton W J Exp of Dep As- sessor 14 C3 Rlakesley C W Work in Assess- or's office f,7 r,o Thompson A E Refund of Tax GO 2'i Collins J II 1'ostage 5 15 Oregon Mist Supplies & Rub (5;urt I'ro t9 0.1 i Clatskanie Chief Pub Court Pro i 18 90 i Clatfekanlo Chief Pub Notice i Exam ; Pac Tel & Tel Co Telephone Constantin R Repairs Mortrus II & Son Supplies Janitor 00 Urinn Ge A Hoard to II Jen mm. HOD liriiin G-o A Hoard to Mrs. Fits Ktrald 20 00 Jensen Hannah Car of Mrs Fitzuernld 18 75 IVel Dr A J Med aid to Mrs l'llzirnrulil 6 00 Watts & Prieo Supplies to Gran- at 6 00 T T Crnlumi Curoof C Nelson 11 6& Wonlen Dr J L Aid to County charges 14 00 Home for the Aged Care of Morebuck, Craiir & Mc Donald 160 00 Schmidt Dr R E Med aid to Kelloirir 46 00 Dell J L Supplies to Kellogw U 35 Row Dr L 11 Aid to County rhanrea 87 GO DuPont Powder Co Powder to " Pneo 85 00 Imp. Order of Redmen Hall tvnt for election 4 00 Washburn O M Rear Voters 4 30 Prescott C T Fjit Gov Corners 45 00 Newman E M Supervisor of of Road Dia't No. 2 39 00 18 00 47 50 30 00 19 50 10 50 33 00 10 50 33 00 35 K5 55 00 25 00 49 50 Clerk's Newman K M " 3 Dnpain US 4 AnlikerF " " 6 Johnson J E " " 6 Paul Chr Roysen " 7 McAdam John " 8 RoUrtsWm " 9 Harvey A V. " "12 Hall W " "14 Gustafson Gust " 15 Olson Geo " " 16 Ingn Gus " "17 Hattan Bessie Work In ofllce 3S Harrison A S Supplies to Bona parte 8 Blakesley C W Postage for As sessor's office 5 Col Co Abs't & T Co Premium ' on Bond 15 00 Tichenor W K Commissioner GO 40 Farr John Commissioner S2 00 Dart James Exp tf County Judge 9 GO Diurict Road Fund Dis t. No. 2 Newman E M 10 00 7 i0 for 00 of to THE DAIRY THAT HAS SERVED YOU WITH THE ECST AND CLEANEST PRODUCT FOR THPiE YEARS WILL CONTINUE TO ACCOMMODATE YOU George Kokopka . Th' jt'fut iiimifitinn opens Its W for the lull M-nwr on !-i'it. mf)-r Kith C'irhef,f instrmlion lucluilf: General Ari'ici.tot, .Agr-jnotnv,' Arirunl H.ir. 'fc 'upj , hairy Id,.!, v, Kocteri- ,,,.y li Vm? nr.d Plant. Piitr.ologr, I'l.nl.ry' ...... iiv.ii -uiuirr, r moui.i oy Civil KnKin..ftit. I h tcti c.,1 f' liKtmerii.K, Mei-haniret -. j itlnetrritijf. Uinin; Jlnginrring, Hitfi i iy Kt'gineHrir, Itomestic Kcl. tue . illlr.l Aa ' n i .'TnillF-rri. KMra.atae Pr.ru acy, Z Ch.mi.try, l l,,fLn. t I.ltlrtil, Pnl.li i: i.i " . 11 UrKnage.', II.;. "jut Wdl;ton J " Suppl.CS to jail 4 irdus rlil I'e'lairoirv. I'l.v.i,..! v.i Si II Military 8. iPrV .V.i'V."::" - M '"u"orJ' w Muckle Ja9 St Son Supjilies to Janitor Isbister TI103 Board oners 2 1 fo. prison-121 1 Hon, Proprietor Mu,ic. , "nu jail j K"V.?f.g.-.n Agricultural Coiw 0nf!rs 5 i Peel Dr A J Med servlca Mrs Fitzgerald , School Year Open Sept 20th to Willt.urn S Lars-m K F Johnron C Dahtv.ivn G O Muhr A Felton E Guhrit lson W EkstromG II Anderson C Johnson H Rjland-r V. Nelson J Olson N ChellU rg Axel lioosel I'red Duncan 11 1! BoorU'l J Josephson G Nystrom J Rylnnder E Nystroffi W Sandstrotn A Dis't. No. 3. F. I DuPont Powder Co Sherman Lmbr Co Valvoiinc Oil Co Bei-gle F Smith O Buffalo Steam Roller Co White & White Eversnul E Smith A A Dis't. No. 4. Wamaley Janu's Bambalski Alex Tullar E E Gill Fred Adams Albert Clark W E Keelnn B J Ben Hunter Gore Ix?e Tullar ICarl Gaittens Iiay Gaittens Arthur Usher Herman Keelan Ed Dis't. No. 6. Anliker R Truman 3 K Wawr Julien Ix ngacher F Morel G L Truman J E Gark V L Dis't No. G. Girt Felix Mori ia W J Moeck Geo Smith A E Johnson J E Burnham B S Dis't. No. 7. Ilea.llee J Wi! ion E J i Wilder llrtiM 7:jMiuKt(.adtFred ::50'Ne;i John I Dis't. No. 8. MjRolinJtn jHruhco Julie CO ! Boalj S M jTryon S II of 10 20 1HM 04 13, $45 00 25 00 2.1 t)0 25 H 20 t)U 30 00 52 00 18 75 17 50 75 3 75 25 00 30 00 15 00 25 00 20 00 10 00 20 00 17 50 13 75 lGt5 10 00 2 50 238 24 19 94 13 52 10 25 3 75 3 70 10 (-0 32 50 7 50 W 70 38 25 90 00 33 00 GO 00 ' 2 10 75 50 Gf 30 00 2 25 20 00 77 50 35 00 16 CO 12 50 17 GO 33 75 7 50 24 08 50 73 4 15 1 42 OOjlCallvnkl Arvld 8 25 2 50 9 00 3 00 2 00 2 50 5 00 2 50 7 50 25 00 22 50 29 37 13 75 49.50 Perelio Corl Normart 0 Stanley J A Turistuno Janies Dotson Wm Amanto Mika McAdam D II Washburn Ferd Washburn 1 W Jauhlalnen II Parchor Ira Beall & Co Kyser W II VorU Frank Dis't No. 9. Payne WW Pumala Fred Salmon Mat Basse Thos Pumala Victor BakkaOlu Larson J II DU't No. 10. Johnson Chris Eilertaon Ed Zimmerdale Frank Dis't No, 12. Freeman Warren v Hedlund Dan Carl Walter Harvey A E FrtemanDW Harvey R W lane John Jr Hedlund John Burt TP Dis't No. 14. Ray Jack Wood Irwin Powell VL Ray Samuel Tucker Roy Kern A Dis't No. 15. Nickerson O O Hull Booth John M J Van Blarlcom F Shecley E W Brown W DuPont Powder Co Malmsten S V Parker AM John AW Sesacman Ed McDanicl Thos . Smith Roy Hess Credo Gustafson Gust Vernonia Lmbr A Co Dis't No. IP. Anderson Thos Bergurson Cass Norlh Ed Tliroop Thps Smith Ed Vernonia L & F Co Chriatenaen Hans Smith G Patcl Jos Chris tensen M Smith John Dis't No. 17. I 0 Wlckstroni Son Iange G Meyer V Callahan M Staxna A Watta & Price . Smith Dan Tett R Hahn M Stoltenbt rg W tango F Smith F Dis't. No. 1. Grant Fred Grant Clark Tompkins John Brown Lafe Duncan Rcllen General Rood Fund. DuPont Powder Co Webster Ed tango G Callahan M Stasna A HaldermanWF lU;inforced Concrete Culver Worka Prescott CT Van Orshoron L J TetzR Stoltzenberir W tange F Halderman W F 23 75 39 1, 23 75 30 7 m 4125 IS (2 23 75 34 17 8T 25 34 3 75 3162 12 80 717 115 .12 80 12 80 28 50 6190 81 10 27 50 13 00 &75 20 00 875 100 1000 31 25 20 00 100 250 295 250 6 00 260 760 15 00 30 00 37 50 809 15 00 760 t 15 ISO 13 75 34 45 750 750 12 50 14 67 48 75 It (8 18 00 s 200 23 00 17 50 (00 34 31 17 00 16 00 13 00 600 12 00 771 42 50 23 75 19 15 23 75 23 90 1190 42 50 ' 250 16 90 3 10 750 42 50 15 00 10 00 4125 10 00 88 50 500 29 50 900 500 32 W 68 00 6.1-20 15 00 23 50 18 00 8 75 160 Whereupon, Court Adjourned. Michigan Picnic There will I a Michigan picni In tho trrove at St Helens, Oregon on Friday, August B0, 1912- , All persons living In Oregon na vicinity, who formerly wcro r- dent of Michigan, ara requests come and enjoy themselves. Every effort will be made lo in sure a good tlma for everybody. Music and various game sports suitable to the occasion, ' be the order of the day. . For further particulars enquire of George Wilson, Secretary, Tren holm, Oregon, George R. WAt' Yankton, Oregon, M. t. P0' ClatBkanle, & Maloolm, Colls.