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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1912)
31 & $ n jf T C IC iiiicr jruui in.v.. , I 1. V... t.nr .IH II ukl' 04 Wl-l I' SATURDAY We open our new. store with a full line of Men's Furnishings, Hats, and Ladies', Men's and Child ren's Shoes. Nothing but up-to-date and merch andise of better quality. Welcome to Our New Store Yours truly, Bank Bldg. 31. SALLAN 4 A? tlie onion thui "" K ,l" K. . 1 I.N " k ' vTV,'i . ., Lar'Ver. Valir IlllllH' 'fii artfot with u, K v u Mut t I our I'omc lu " i' ' St. Helens La nary I 3 County Court Proceedings FT- ' part of which will be within and along the County Road hereinafter described , known u the Qatskanie and Mist County Road; and the said petitioner having undertaken, prom bed and covenanted in said peti tion to so construct said pipe line and bury the pipe thereof in such manner as not to interfere with aid County Road in any respect as highway, and that in the con struction, maintenance and opera tion thereof, said petitioner will not interfere with the use of said road as a highway, and replace and re pair said road wherever the same may in any manner be disturbed, and have the same in as good con dition and repair as the same now the same for such purposes, subject to the conditions and things prom ised and agreed to be performed in its said petition, and- that neither the construction,' maintenance or operation of said pipe line shall in any way or manner interfere with the use of said county road as a highway. It is further made a condition of this order, that in case of said road being improved,' it should become necessary to change the grade or location thereof, and said pipe line should then in any manner interfere with said proposed improvement, the said city of claUkanie, shall at its own expense, without delay, low er or otherwise remove said pipe line, and make way for said im provement. It is further made a condition of this order, that in case of breakage is or may be before said construct-' or other leakage of said pipe, such ion is begun; And the court having fully con sidered the matter, and no object ien existing thereto, within the knowledge of the court; It is, therefore, now ordered, that said petitioner, The city of elate kanie, be, and it is hereby, granted the right to construct, maintain and operate a water pipe line in the tiatskanie and Mist county Road from a point therein on the North line Section Seventeen, in Township seven North, Range four West of the Willamette Meridian, extending thence to and at a point therein near the center of the Northeast quarter of Section Nineteen, in said Township and Range, being a dis tance of about one and one half miles, and the use and occupancy of For Sale and Want Ads Aia la Tkae Calamas Bring Raavlte WHY PAY RENT Buy a lot. Build a home. $10 down $10 a month, then you have it. See St Helens Improvement Co. A. T. Laws, Mgr. FOR RENT Rooms in the Bank Building. We have for sale at the Mist office all kinds of typewriter paper, car bon paper, legal blanks, legal backs etc FOR SALE-One-Greendale gaso lene engine, 10 horse power one-set of wheels. One Syracuse Reversi ble Plow. One American Seed Sow er, Harrow and Riding Cultivator. Inquire of Dan Smith, blacksmith, Canon road, Scappoose, Oregon. FOUND a bunch of keys, owner may have the same by calling at Mist office and paying for this notion -1 frar TTai I HI V 1 1 L,SM, ftMUaft Km Ose, AsUrts ' ! Mask mm mhMiiM CHURCHES Meih-dlat fcpucopal Cfiurcs PuiHlsysVbool 10 :V prMt-Blnt 11:00 K wnt l-v v ,, k 7:30 tjs.mi .-a k(i TkwraUt 7 XX) as would in any manner damage or soften said road, said city of clats kanie shall shall immediately repair said leakage, and shall be liable for any damage occasioned thereby, or for any other damage occasioned by the construction, operation or main tenance of said pipe line. Matter of Resignation of School Superintendent. On this day J. H. Collins presents to the Court his written resignation of the office of County School Superintendent, and the Court being advised in the mat ter, it is ordered by the Court that said resignation be and the same is hereby accepted. Matter of Appointment of School Superintendent. On this' day it is ordered by the Court that J. B. Wilkerson be, and he is hereby ap pointed County School Superinten dent. Whereupon, Court adjourned un til Saturday, Sept. 7, 1912. Saturday, Sept. 7, 1912, 3rd. Ju dicial Day. Court came pursuant to Adjournment Officers all present. except Commissioner Tichenor. Due proclamation being made, the fol lowing proceedings were had: Matter of Petition of G. Freder icksen For Liquor License For Scap poose Precinct On this 7th day of September, 1912, comes on for hear ing the petition of G. Fredericksen for a License to sell spiritous, vin ous and malt liquors and fermented cider in less quantities than one gal lon, in Scappoose Precinct for the period of one year. And it satisfactorily appearing to the Court from proofs filed herein, that due notice of the pendency of this proceeding has been given as by law required; that petitioner has not been convicted of wilfully sell ing or delivering spiritous, vinous, fermented or malt liquors to a min or, or of wilfully allowing a minor to loiter in or about any place where such liquors are sold or disposed of; and it further appearing to the Court that said petition contains the signatures of a majority of all the legal voters of said precinct who are actual residents thereof, and Who have actually resided therein at the Court that said petition be granted, and that License issue to the said G. Fredericksen, to sell spiritous, vinous and malt liquors and fermented cider in less quanti ties than one gallon in Scappoose precinct, for the period of twelve months from this date. Matter of Construction of Bridge across Beaver Creek in Road Dis trict No. 12. On this day this mat ter coming on for consideration, and it appearing to the Court that the present bridge structure across Beaver Creek in Road District No. 12. is unsafe for public travel, and it is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public safety that a new bridge be constructed. It is therefore ordered by the Court that an emergency exists and that it is necessary for the preser vation of the public safety that said bridge be constructed. It is further ordered by the Court that the Court procure the neces sary mater.al for said bridge, am: that W. F. Halderman be, and he is hereby employed as superintendent of said bridge construction, ' with authority to purchase all necessary material for same, for and in the name of said county; that the pro visions of the law in reference to advertisement for bids be and the same are hereby waived, and that construction begin immediately, un der the supervision and direction of the County Court. It is further ordered by the Court that the sum of $625.00 or so much thereof as may be necessary for the construction of said bridge, includ ing material, freight and labor charges, be and the same is hereby appropriated from the General Road Fund to defray said expense. .Whereupon, Court adjourned un til Wednesday October 2. 1912. mi spirit nils THE 1 kch scHoa srarars hdrwng won ik iran BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice is hereby given that the Board of Equalization will meet at the county court house in St. Hel ens, Columbia County, Oregon, on the third Monday in October (21st) 1912, and publicly examine the as sessment rolls, and correct all er rors in valuation, description or Qualities of land, lots or other property assessed by the assessor. C. W. Blakesley, Assessor, To the voters of Columbia County: As the regular Republican nomi nee for County Surveyor, endorsed by the Democrats, I respectfully so licit your votes at the general elec tion to be held November 6, 1912 If elected to the office I will give all work my careful and conscien tious attention. Yours very truly, Geo. B. Conyers. A. E. Thompson, candidate for Sheriff of Columbia County, I respectfully ask for a second term in this office and promise a full and fair enforcement of the laws. A. E. Thompson, least thirty days immediately pre- To the voters of Columbia County: ceding the signing and presentation . My nunt will appear on the LaU of said petition. lot this fall as the Regular Republi And the said petitioner having can Nominee for County Commias. filed with the clerk of this Court a loner. I respectfully ask the sup bond duly approved by the County port of the voters of the county and Judge, and also having filed a du- promise to serve the people faith plicate receipt of the County Treat- fully and to the best of my ability, urer in the sum of Four Hundred Respectfully, Dollars, and the Court being ad vis- E. A. Gessel, ed in the premises, it is ordered by Vernonia, Ore. i The very air about tho high school is surcharged with the Bpirit of the big carnival which is to In given by the students and teachers on Friday evening October 18 for the purpose of raising funds for athletics, debating, etc. Each stu dent in the high school has been as signed to a place of responsibility, either as side show mannger. side show feature, or member of the minstrel band. The enrollment of the high school was even thirty Tuesday. Miss Sarah Burns has en tered the senior class, making three to graduate this year. Her sister, Margaret, has entered the junior class, each, having had their previous high school work in Iowa. Virgil Ilatton and Zina I-eMont, well known local boys entered hiwrh scool Monday. One of the most important acts of the high school student organiza tion this year was taken Monday morning when the members voted unanimously to join the Oregon j State Interscholastie Debuting loaR-, ue. This means that St. Helens; will be in the series of del ates by which the state chamninnship i-ito' be determined. ' The girls of thf Hume Arts cl.vs of the hijrh school received with en thusiasm the announcement early in the week that Mrs. I'd win Ross would give them one period each week for several months in the art of sewing. The work with which Mrs. Ross was started Thursday and will include the making of a hand made, rolled h-jmmcd apron and es pecially fine linen darning. As Mrs. Ross is an adept at ncedlecrait this work will be of unusual value to the girls. Student Local Several students and teachers en joyed a rare treat Saturday after noon when Berlin Yeomans ami Ed Ballagh invited them to a launch party. Singing and much jollity marked the passing hours as the launch glided over the smooth bosom of the blue Columbia from the dock to the shipyards, the creo soting plant, and down almost to Deer Island. PERSONAL Dorothy Johns, a freshman of this school went to I'ortland, Saturday, to make a short visit. A horse belonging to Dan Reed which was feeding in front of White & White's store in Houlton sudden ly took fright and came near going through the Lin plate glass window. On account of being ill, Merle Wilson will not enroll in the high school until next Monday. Emmet Smith, a farmer, was painfully hurt on Sunday night by being cut on the upper lip by a handle on a dump wagon. Born; to Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Hooper of St Helens on September the 29th a son. Mrs. C. C. Foster has been ser iously ill. She Is much better now, Mr, and Mrs. John Wellington returned Sunday from the "round up" at Pendleton. Dorothy John spent Saturday and Sunday in I'ortland visiting with friends at Irvington. M.John Popejoy left St. Helens today for his farm at Bunker Hill where he expects to remain a few days. The St. Helens School Board of Education has seen fit to give the St Helens High school new desks, blackboards, and window blinds. Frank Robertson, a sophomore, went to Portland Saturday, Charles Laws made a flying trip to Portland Saturday and brought a slide trombone which he will play In the High school band. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Masten and Mr. and Mrs. J. S, Masten made a trip last Sunday In L. R. Ruther ford's automobile to the old Masten homestead in Washington County) near IIillMboro. Mr. J. S. Masten crowed the plains and filed on a homestead in 18o0. Mr. and Mrs. Marten had not vitdtjd Uieir old home for thirty-eight years. To the Taxpayers and Votert of Columbia County Having fulfilled ull requirements necessary tu have my name printed upon the ballot as a candidate for the position of County Surveyor of Columbia County. 1 desire to say that I have bwn engaged continu ously for more than i!0 years us sur veyor and draftsman on the Pacific Coast, from Southern California to River in Alaska. Was ei gaged with County Surveyors in J1S Amreloa iind San liiilianlio Counties four years, principally on highway construction. Having been located io O'iumliia county since IVvemhor, I'll, I hav desiro to remain nt least tv.o year longt-r and if successful in securing the majority of votes in Noveinlxr will endeavor to so conduct work of J the County m surveying ami all other undertaking peita.n:ng to said oflice to the satisfaction of the taxpayers within said County. II. C. Miller. St Helens. Ore. 5fe asi; ST. HELENS Harness 1 Shoe Shop! MONrf.OMFNY suuuim. ST. HELENS, ORE. ii APROW ft rx J For County Commissioner a ,Sleel Lined SHOT Vouritn OIILLLO TS.licirtt 'J Each and Every One a Speed Shell ( I. It' !;;-: 'f) Tb rd that brvakt your .rrl fnr fa trap. Tb.l t why KminmtoA-UMC Slacl Ud Sh.ll. ba m U out of the IS lUadieapf bald la (lie thrM yaart. I h ifwJ li.l that miU-a-mlnuta "duck" with akortor trail Ih.l'a why il Ukaa over 50,000 d.al.ra la baadU tit Uma4 lut Rimington-UMC Steel Liiwd Shell.. Hi Sliooliuf Iratrruiir apad wit. They kwiw loote mukclma puwtter wu'l drive .hot. They know that the drira depend, ix) the cumpreaMua. Ibo puodcr charge in Rtmingto- VMC abette la gripped U trrt. This lining ia doijned tit give the elect eompraaaioa) neceary to aeod the load to the anark qulckol. laiUTM iecd - the aama tpeed in every .hell. Hie .feci lining ia mohture proul tto dawpneo een get tbnwgh. Jut proul - no powder can get (Mil. Weele prauf exi energy ia luat. Ske ,mlt.UMC Anew at Nin Cle Sml Vm4 P.mia Iwtmv keJi Hi tx SewJ pUe rauara to any ante at tami. Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. 299 Uroedw.y New Ynrk Ckf X i)R BUSINESS The Iiaiian Importing Co. i; DE.MTR3 IN ticirifs. "Jchifthi ti lid Frid n r:il Hon ST Imhf t"fcrssitifs To the People of Columbia Coun'y If I am elected COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1 will work fur the lcht interests of the whole County, ChxhI roads es pecially. I have heeii a renideht uf the County for 23 years. I rcspert fully ask your supiort. LOUIS FLUHRER I ODCES ST. HEI.KNS CAMP, .NO I0!r., M W. 'JK A. Mwta timt ami li-iiJ WedneaJayi. J. W. ( larkr, CoimdI II. K. UliAHK.CIirk. IIUULTON ClkCLK Ml 4,8, Women of Vrwlcraft, uitcla the atcoml and (ourlb Turlay nticrnooii of eui-b Di'inih at Houlton, Ore. Mi. Kin . Hik.-tmm, (iuardiun Ni-i;!jljor. ScapiiooM, Or. ; Minnie A. Murley, Clfrk. Columbia Kncitii,iijtnt No. T7, I. O O F. meet in the I. O. O. F. Hull, on tha eHnil ml f.mrth 1 hor.dny (, twh moiith, tojonrneiirirf I'atriarrlia n.cwt corilially irnlteil to mri-t wild u. Cba, Spluner, Chirf Pntrinrel, . O. W. Iil..ke!ey. Scril.r-. in All KiuJs of Cheese Also a Whoirs.ile Dvp.trtti'.cnt for Tirst Class Im puitcO autl Dumcstic Wines of all Kiuds I;rcc de livery to atiy part rf St. Helens or Houlton We Re.'peufully Solicit a Share of the i'atronage Plume tiO S7 UKLi:XS Cull lrs t'p e-.e, ,'.,. '..'vev :ef Jet ? we .:. rpiMre aCJDO ajsjm -aVM- ajaaf. gaaaaja.XM ST. HELENS DAIRY rrni: miux ,ixi) ciikjm From 11 mil h ij Cotvx I)clivercJ to Your I)oor ICvcrj' Day THE DAIRY THAT HAS SERVED YOU WITH THE BEST AND CLEANEST PRODUCT FOR THREE YEARS WHX CONTINUE TO ACCOMMODATE YOU I (.KuKdK hONoi'KA . ProI'KIKTOR COI.CMIIIA IIO.M KbTICAIJ No. 2lM Broilierliooil ol Aiiicr'.cuii Yeon.cn, wicu tlie aecoud and fourth Wed. Oewlay tiilit ol end. month at Yrnik ton.Ore. Vi.ltinjj tni-mlier tlron K. S. I'lNSnN, lloiiorallif I ori-inm C. R I.A., Corre-potnlrtit. allZl'AU C.l.."rKh, Ml. :,0, (). K, H alect in Ma.nlo lull '.Iib ec(.ud and f-mrtri Nultir liyo. ?ncli monlh CKUTRUIiK COI.UNS, 'V M. V- 6.-iy"n tl"" I. . O. F. imjII.- "(C. on II PBecondand fourth Ritur.'a. oleiih munlh, vUitl- mnnhcr are alauiveu ft lurlv u 1,,,., W, A. Mclnthe. ;;, a. C. W. liUki .lov. S. e. Ay ti Udfie No Ki i..i' -,t pvthine" nnwta rvi ry T.jeMl,.y I'vciil. in ,. He Hall, .St. IMeni. Vjfiii(1. i:, ii,i. aUnya welcome. lrt'nVaikin,C.C. K A. fri-oi, K. ol lUfi ni. ur.i.r.M ln'ii; NO. A F A A M. Mecliit a! 3d Saturday In each nn.ntl. vi.ih..- jUother cordiiilly welcomed. U W j Clark, MaiUrj K. U. Quick, StcrtUry. Everybody Treated Right j " F: J. B ASBEL Dry Goods, Men's $23.00 suits for $20.00, Ladies Suits, best quality, H.its, Caps, B ots uml Sltoct Ladies' Capes. Coats, Sliirt Waists, 'Kttrniture of all Kinds, Stoves and Ranges, Hardwaic. Tinware. SI'KCIAL: Ukst Sugar, $5.9 pc'r sack Guaranteed flour 51.30 per sack, $5.00 per barrel 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 HOULTON - . OREGON PHONE 62 1 ' y. ear fo r Houlton Market FOWLLL A HARRIS, Prop. 1kalkk is Fresh and Cured Meat? Poultry. Kgga an1 B.uttCf YOUR PATRONACE SOUCITED CORRECT WEIGKTJ ' Pay IliRheal Ca.li Prlc for BW. I'crk aaol Veal f
