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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1913)
LOCAL NEWS “BURBANK OF DRY FARMING WORLD” ROGUE RIVER VALLEY Christmas nyxt Thursday. _ Rov Ulrich was a Medford visiter Saturday. '*• Has Oregon Products at United States Land Sho v In Chicago Miss Pearce was a visitor at Medford Wednesday. Xmas booklets tags and seals at Ci ty Drug Store. J. W. Mvers of Central Point was in town Wednesday. S. H. Stoner of Ashland was a recent visitor in this city. Mrs. E. A. Thompson was a visitor in Medford Tuesday. 11. R. McCabe of Medford was at the court house Tuesday. G. F. Billings of Ashland was at the court house Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Knutszen of Steam boat were in town Thursday. David' Duncan of Eagle Point was a Äjy ; visitor in this city Saturday. “The Exposition Line 1915” Mrs. T. W. Fulton was a visitor at Medford Tuesday afternoon. Ralph Pittock of the Applegate val ley was in this city Wednesday. $31.55 Grants Pass - $32.80 Medfora Misses Stella Levy and Amalia Britt - “ 31.35 32.50 Phoenix Rogue River were recert visitors at Meuford. - - 31.20 Gold Hill - - 32.15 Talent Miss Mary Newman of Medford visi ted friends in this city Wednesday. - 31.00 31.70 Ashland - Central Point Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ulrich were visi tors at Medford Tuesday afternoon. The Medford Trioune will print a Lv. Grants Pass 2:49 p.m. Lv. Medford 4:00 p.m. New Year’s edition of 10,000 copies. Fletcher Stout was a visitor at Med Phoenix 4:11 4 4 “ Rogue River 2:59 “ ford a short time Saturday evening. Talent 1:25 4 4 “ Gold Hill 3:15 “ Billy Coleman of Medford was shak Ashland 5:10 44 “ Central Pt. 3:42 “ ing hands with friends here Saturday. I Chauncey Florey of the county as- SEE seisors office was at Medford Wednes SAN FRANCISCO’S NEW YEAR CELEBRATION day. W. P. Bailey and his father J. Tickets will be sold I ecember 29, Will be Bailey were Medford visitors Satur day. good for return until March 31, 1914, and Leo. J. Trefren of Ashland is work permit stop-overs on going or return trips. ing in tile office of the county clerk this Full particulars, with interesting and descriptive literature on Cali week. fornia's famous outing resorts from any S. P. Agent. Frof. Smith, piincipalof th“ public schools of this city was at Medford Sat JOHN M. SCOTT, General I’ussenger Agent, Portland, Ore. urday, W. J. Moore, Esq. of Ashland was transacting business at the court house this week. Mrs. M. H. Roundtree has returned from a visit with friends living on Kanes creek. Sheriff Singler and deputy E. W. Wil son were transacting business at Med HICAGO. ILL.—Fate made Tillman Reuter the "Burbank of the Dry Farming World.” About ten years ago ford Thursday. he left his home In Evansville. Ind., broken in body and spirit, and he went west in quest of health. He not only found health, but won wealth and fame as well. He located In Central Oregon and pioneered it Water Superintendent Langley has as a cultivator of the dry farming variety. He worked wonders, growing everything In the shape of grains purchased the Ford auto recently own und. vegetables that are produced with more ample rainfall. ed by Fieri Cameron. Tills year at the International Dry Farming Exposition In Tillsn, Okla.. Reuter, for the third consecutive time, George H. Durham of Grants Pass •wept tin boards In coini>etltion with the exhibits of the entire North American continent. Louis W. Hill, chntr- was attending to legal business at the Biin of th<- board of directors of the Great Northern railway, has Installed n portion of the famous Reuter exhibit in the lire, t Northern railway’s booth at the United States Land Show, which opened Nov. 2<>th In the Chicago court Louse ¡Saturday. C llseiim. Reuter, meanwhile. Is too busy getting ready for his next year's • rop to attend the Chicago show He Mrs. S. E. Dunnington returned Is out to uiske It font consecutive “world’s championships" by improving his next dry farming congress exhibit. The Post management has made ar Tuesday a few days visit at Kleinham- nicrs on the Applegate. I rangements with the Portland Evening Penny Xmas cards at City Drug Miss Mildred Neil of Derby was in $300,000 To Reise Battleship A. R. Merritt formerly of this city Store. town Wednesday. is engaged in the general merchandise Telegram whereby we can give subscribers . Mrs. Harry Luy w?s a Medford visi E P. Bennett of Live Oak, Cal. s a business at Douglas Wyoming. tor Thursday. Washington, Dec. 17- Raising the old | | visitor in the valley this week. the advantage of a gigantic combination Frank Zell who has charge of the Lewis Ulrich made a trip to Medford , Prof. Reimer of the experiment farm battleship Maine from the muo of Ha Wade irrigating and mining ditches at offer for a limited period. You can get a vana harbor cost the United States $7 Tuesday morning. ■ at Talent was in town Wednesday. Watkins was in town this week. 92,989, according to a report sent to the ■ Miss Flora Thompson was a recent Chas. .Dunford and sons were in from House of Representatives by the War Mrs Sid Nichol a former resident of Metropolitan evening paper with all the i their ranch a couple of days this week. . Department. This includes the trans- j this city, but now living at Medford, is visitor at Medford. latest news from all over the world and all Peter Fick transacted business at i E. E. Oman of Medford was inter portation to and burial of the bodies of recovering from a recent illness. Medford Thursday. viewing prospective clients in this city Mr. and Mrs. Will Henry who had m ire than 2i>0 of her crew in Arlington the news of Jackson County and vicinity in County Clerk Gardner was a recent Tuesday, been employed on a fruit ranch east of | cemetery. The total appropriation w«s 1 visitor at Medford. Medford have returned to this city. Misses Marv Bagshew and Louise 3900,009. Part of this fund has revert- i the Post at a remarkably low price. Y H. Allen of Sterling was in town ' Ersele were Saturday evening visitors ed Io the Treasury-Department, the re M isses Wright, Peelor and Freden- The Evening Telegram is the best port sayj, but the War Department a* Medford. burg of Butte Fails, were attending a short time Wednesday. n >w has on hand $101,361 for the erec examination here this Herman Walter of Applegate was a Mrs. Charles Prim and Mrs. Chris tl.e teachers’ paper in the state, market reports unexcell recent visitor in this city. Keegan were visitors at Medford first ti >n of monuments and tablets. week. ' --------- -------------- of the week. J. E. Johnson of Eagle Point was in The schools were closed three days ed, Saturday edition contains a magazine I this week on account of the teachers’ town several days this week. W Estell Phipps, Esq. cf Medford N) Spec al Session examinations which were held at the and comic section in colors. Earl Cameron, th^ plumber, has was attending to business tn the cir cuit court Tuesday forenoon. school house. moved his family to Roseburg. Salem, Or., Dec. 18 Governor West [ The Evening Telegram- $5. per year Jno. Dunnington, the popular propri Grant Matthews of Foots creek wa I Mrs. William Fan’ey of Burns, 0: this tn rrnlg r-enmen’ing mi the state- • pon. who has be tn visiting friends etor of the City Meat Market has put a business visitor in town Saturday. ■items of Cpcslter 5’cArthur and oth- J this valley for some time returned The Jacksonville Pest- 1-50 on an auto truck in order to handle bis era, that a : pedal sessh n of the legis- John W. Opp, the mining man, mad“ h r home Saturday. increasing business. ;.ittne would be n-sary to straight- I business trip to Medf :d Saturday. James Gillnspv a former erg'neer on in out tl.e registration laws that now ’ Total- >6 50 “ Mrs. J. H. Henselman. a native of George Casey, a prospector and trap the P <5- E. railroad, was run over and require *he county clerk to have the Indiana, died ut her home in Medford, per if Witl ins nisintmr this week. irstr.ntli kided by a freif ht train nerr Tuesday evening, aged 52 years. She r gistration books open at their offices Lee Harrington has sold his faim on Or« g..n City, Tu •• 'ay night. His fam- o i May 15, anti at the same time have paves a husband and three childretj. the Applegate to M. D. Hogan uf Med- i’v are living at For st Grove. t em in the ha-ds of the election boards At an election held Tuesday Ashland This is examination week for Jack- said: . ford. i decided to remain dry by a vote of 793 son county teachers and a numb r of I “If : nything is the matter with the i Geo. E. Neub.r, farmer on the Han- to 144. C. Cunningham, Louis Wert ’ "fi.il women and br»ve men” are in election laws, so thlt it would prevent ■ and R. P. Cornelius were elected coun i na ranch at Evans creek was in town attendance in order to se-ure ce’tifi ar election, it wou'd prevent the elec- , 1 Friday. cilmen. cates entitling them to practice their tion of another legislature, and that I Medford socialists have put up a full profession for another term. In our would 1>e a Godsend. If there would I Ed Hanley, J. T. Sullivan and W. Ashpole are importing a couple of car ticket for city offices to be voted for next issue will appear the • name« of ; br no election, all officers would hold j loads of fancy cattle and hogs into the i January 13. 1 those attending. over, an 1 all things continue as they 1 valley with a view to improve the pres John G. Dunnington and C. L. Sprin PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Paul ' are, for, under a recent opinion of the ' ent breeds. ger were transacting business at Med S. Bandy, B. D. Minister. Mornirg' att rney general, all would continue to 1 worship and sermon at eleven o’clock. hold office and none could resign until Gus Mitchell arraigned before justice ford Wednesday. Dox this wees, plead guilty to the D. W. Watson an employee of Inter Evening worship at seven thirty o’clock. their successors were elected and qual- ' charge of killing a deer out of season. nal Revenue Collector Miller of Port ; Subject: The Chime3. Special Chri t- ifitfl; there will be no special session to mas music. The charming story; Why remedy the conflict of the laws.” The usual sentence was imposed but i land, was in town this week. ----------------------- — the Chimes Rang, will he told by Mr» suspended for the present. Be >ton I’oole, a prominent farmer of Lula Williams. A cordial invitation is Ta Handle T}phcid Cases Medford papers state that Judge the Applegate valley was transacting I extended to all. TouVelle will sell hominy at the Med business in this city Monday. • The A-bland Tidings complains that ford market today. The hominy was Centr .lia, Wash.. Dec. 17—Dr. E. L. Chauncey Florey, deputy assess«,r the h'gh cost of living ¡.«due to a “flotd made by the Misses Boosey and the Kniskern, a prominent Centralia physi- FOR EVERYONE was at Salem this week attending the of gold” making money plenty and proceeds of the sale wiil be for their convention of the county assessors of cheap and increasing the price of the | cian, was yesterday elected County benefit. i Oregon. various neco varies of life. This msy Health Officer to succeed Dr. H. L. Pe tit, who was discharged by the County A miner, named Enyeart was intown Consisting of Parisian Ivory Toilet Sets, Handbags, The Tribune states that auto owner- be all right in theory, but just send ' Commissioners. Dr. Kniskern wiil im thia week securing leases on property that flood over this way Bro. Greer, Stationery, Books, Hand Mirrors, Perfumery, Watches along Daisy creek with a view of min of Rogue river valley will hold a meet- -evera! parties here will undertake to mediately set to work investigating ty- j phcld conditions here. The state yes- and Jewelry and numerous other items. Come in ing the same for gold. His plan is to ling to take steps towards contes'.ing take care of it, for a while any way. I terday offered the free use of the local start at the lower end and excavate a I the paying of the state license. Bet- ----------- armory as an emergency hospital in and see. tun lel on the bedrock, following the ; ter grin and bear it gentlemen. • p,y streak wherever it may lead. h The Bagiev Canni-g company of Ta. J. W. Copeland. of Davton, Ohio, p’ir- case the regular hospituls become over T > ■ tunnel will be a considerable depth lent have shipped sixteen carloeds of ■.¡•Med a boule 3; Cli:• . >>er!ain’» Cough crowded as a result of the typhoid epi .. ho 1> <1 . c : 1, and I«*- demic. l,e. >w the surface of ground and will nut cannel* goods ibis sea.-on. Among the r.’.nedy for his boy JI o-o.' ’-a boy’» cold -- the bof’e wtn i. I. fere with anything on tup of the canned good were h." tens of t ■ ; »toes, < u<- < ue. 1« tine not I... --- sian to pay r-~ a ~ Subscribe for the Pott. $1.50 per grOuit.L. He is offering a loyally uf Un 149 tons of peaches, 50 ’ t s < pours h’.c <!ollar doctor’» Lili? l or sale by *1! per cent of all the gold taken out. | and 40 tons of apples. ueaier*. year. J EXCURSION ROUND TRIP FARES , SPECIAL TRAIN SCHEDULE G reat Combination C Both papers thiough this office if paid in advance for 1 year, on or before Dec ember 31st 1913. GIFT GOODS CITY DRUG STORE I
