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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1912)
BUY A Ì Land subd containing 10 ac secs 3 & 10 Tp 3 S R 3 W . ..................... io Clarissa Randall age 19 years to Ev an Carter age 25 yrs. Martha Glazer age 23 yea«» io C. Roy Faulconer age 25 years Ina Stephens age 20years to Alfred A Lowry age 23 years. Bertha May Van Patten age 19 yrs. to Delmar Branson age 22 years. Olga Todd legal to Robert F. Gav legal. Mabel Richardson ace 25 years to Charles W. Honnold age 31 years. Emma A. A. Wyman age 25 years to George W. Fenner age 28 years, Wilma Richter age 23 years to John S. Gibbs age 26 years. Sultana Ramsey age 50 years to H. D. Begun age 20 years. Starr will show you how to run it ' ads much to the appeal ance of the prop- । *rty. i Perle Hogle and family left Thurs- Peints of General Interest in Dayton and day morning for Los Angeles where Vicinity they will visit relatives for two weeks. They will then return to their home in Kale plants for sale by F. W. Hole. Kansas. Mrs. Eva Lawrence and children, 1 t f. and her a ster Miss Pearl Nickum. DR. 0. C. GOODRICH left Thursd iy morning on the boat for Portland. Miss Nickum is returning home after a two Weeks visit with DENTIST I grandpa C. W. Powell. Paragraphical U. of 0. Will Teach Journalism Asks aid of Newspaper Men College Expert Says State Makes ricultural College, expressed Big Mistake In Not Feeding to strongly in a recent address be fore the Portland Advertising Livestock Club. That Oregon is makings great He pointed out the fact that mistake in exporting its grain there are ten miilion acres of instead of feeding it to livestock, dairy land in Oregon, and that is the belief of Dr. James With- two acres can support a cow. ycombe, director of the experi thus five million cows, each (CONTINUED ON LAST PAGE) ment station at the Oregon Ag- Classified Advertising Watches, Clocks nd Jewelry re- Old papers for sale at this office, tf MnTTrv. n * -ii 1 Pa»r»nK- Work Guaranteed. — Our store will . in UIICE: , ----- be —1 Inquire at W illiams Confectione-v closed Thursday, Sept. 12, 1912,1 33 tf all dav on account of a holiday. c. Leek bend represents the best line D. M. Nayberger, McMinnville. of Fire laurence in the state. 25tf POLK’S— WHITE CRO W x A 10c cigar for 5c sold at all leadin» stores in Dayton. 13tf OREGON and WASHINGTON for sale : — Baled hny, sow and piga and one work mare. See Dr. Swick. ■ A Directory of each City. Town and ■ Village, giving descriptive (ketch of 47 tf Business Directory For sale: One team of 5 year old horses weighing 3200 lbs. Inquire Riley Clarke 36 tf. ■ fl ■ ■ each place, location, population, tele- Graph, shipping and banking point: also Claaeined Directory, compiled by budneaa and profeaalotu H. I. POLK a CO., 8KATTt.1t . Journalism, which is the cat alogue word for what newspa per men usually prefer to call “newspaperwork”, will appear among the subjects taught when the University of Oregon opens Dayton, : : Oregon Graham Dukehart, asst, cashier of its doors in Eugene September the Lumbermens National Bank of Glen Hord was a McMinnville visitor Portland, was in our city the first of 17. Monday. the week and made a social call on our The newspaper is the last of M. G. Miller was a Portland business kank officials. Our people express visitor last Saturday. themselves as much pleased with his the great public institutions to short visit and extend the invitation to gain official recognition from Eli Rowley transacted business in come again. the universities of the country, McMinnviile Saturday. We need not be surprised if we hear but faculties all over the United G. B. Londershausen was a Portland Rev. Kester quoting quite copiously States have awakened to its sur business visitor Saturday. John Arms and son Arthur spent the from Longfellow, as he is now the passing importance in a dem happy possessor of a very beautiful day Saturday in Portland. ocratic society, and the training volume of Longfellow’s poems. L. S. Chapman and P. Hogle were of newspaper men has become The book was presented to him last Portland visitors last Friday. Sunday morning by the young ladies’ an important duty in many of Miss May Dill of McMinnville was class of the Methodist Sunday School, the best colleges. The univer in Dayt >n Tuesday on business. a very appropriate expression of ths sities were conservative about O. B. Rippey spent a couple of days high esteem ani kindly regard the entering a new field, but the in Portland on business this week. young people of the Sunday School two great middle western state Dr. O. C. Goodrich and August Dor- have for their pastor. OREGON CITY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY institutions of Wisconsin and •ey were McMinnviEe visitors Saturday Steamer “OREGONA” Missouri went ahead and estab Miss Ruth Rippey spent a few days CARD OF THANKS in Portland the fore part of the week. lished schools of journalism. It -BETWEEN PORTLAND AND DAYTON— The family of Mrs, Mary A. was not until practical editors, Born to Mr. and Mrs William John PORTLAND DAYTON son of Antelope, Ore. Aug. 30 1912 Laman wishes to publicly thank skeptical at first, began to ad- L -eaves TAYLOR ST. DOCK Leaves HIBBERT DOCK a boy. their many friends and neigh mit that the training brought Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday W. T. H Tucker and Ed Hadaway bors for their kind and generous excellent results, that the move were McMinnville business visitors assistance during the illness and ment spread rapidly. Tuesday. death of their mother. The work at Oregon has been Mrs. Walter Senn and her sister Mrs. Fred Laman Matt Senn spent Saturday and Sunday placed in charge of Eric W. Al Elberta Yeager len recently northwest editor of in Portland. Ancel Laman the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Misses Gladys and Katherine Skeels visited friends in McMinnville Friday Valeta Laman He was selected because he com and Saturday. CARL FISCHER, Prop. bined experience of both the me P. Hogle, wife and Eva L. Sams were Real Estate Transfers tropolitan and country press visiting friends in Portland the fore Highest Price Paid For Produce. I carry a full line Ira O Barber & wf to Amelia Sfos- with adequate university train- part of the week. of Meats both F resh and Salted. Prices Right. trom & Cha a F Anderson; Lot 2 ng and a successful record as a S. W. Sigler spent most of the week and South % Lot 3 & South N Lot in Portland transacting business and teacher. He has never been 4 Clk 3 Barbers add Willamina. $200 visiting relatives. far from the smell of printers Mrs. Chas. Harte was in Albany Ira O Barber to Alfred Holden; Lot ink since his boyhood. 2 in B1 k 1 Barbers add to Will- from Saturday to Monday being called amina____ ____________________ ¡50 Mr. Allen’s idea is to keep the there to see a sick aunt. BANK OF DAYTON J D Casey et al to O M Scott; 40 ac work in close touch with the Jack Long made a flying trip to Port in Samuel Cozine D L C in Tp 4 S practical newspaper men of the 9 A OF DAYTON OREGON land Saturday. Jack is now devoting R 4 W Willamette meridian ____ 10 all of his time to selling pianos. state, and he has already arran 9 J. c. NICHOL8. Präsident R. L. HARRIS. Vlr. Prseldent J. E. MELLINGER, Chier Richard H Dakin a wf to Chas W Mrs. D. A. Snyder returned from ged with many of them to add Board of Ihrer tora: Dunham; Slx of NE1, sec 36 Tp 4 S Portland Friday after spending two J. C. NICHOU R. L. HARRIS D. A. SNYDER ress his classes later in the year R 9 W containing 80 acres......... ; weeks with friends and relatives. S. C. STUCKEY J E. MELLINGER Journalism is a subject on which Fred W Eggiman et al to C E Daw Our store will be closed Saturday, Does a General Banking Business there are as yet virtually no ' son; All Ramsay Cemetry and cer Sept. 21, until 6 P. M. Interest paid on Time Deposits tain lands in Ramsey D L C in Tp text books. The best newspap D. M. Nayberger’ McMinnville. Exchange sold on all points in U. S 3 S R2 4 3 W W M._..................] ers of the country will be stud We Solicit Your Business Mrs. Nellie Beard was a Portland Blanch Groth et al to W J Gordon; ied in the class room, and all the visitor Thursday. She accompanied South S of Lots 5 & 6 Blk 25 Dun newspapers of Oregon will be in the Hogle family thus far on their jour dee Ore ney. daily use. The students will Rev 1 af ' Josiah Hammet A wf to Frank & Ha in Vh rh / of Newberg will preach ttie Zumwfllt; north * of ac tract get practical training on the in the Christian Church next Sunday nl a r u 1 uu 7 , , many publications issued at the at 11 n’nl.wu a m d ui „ I No 9 of Hurley subd in south % of at 11 o clock A. M. Public cordially J H Hess d 1 c... . 1350 University, and will be encour invited. --------.. iow aged to offer their work to the Our Milliner Mrs. M E Nichol, j ° C nT ‘ outside press. . L ’ 8mall tr«ct ,n SE corner Lot 8 Blk FOR COFFEE and TEAS GO TO A. C. DETMERIMG We Guarantee to Please 6.45 A. M 7.00 A. M Dayton Market Dayton Evaporating & Packing Co. was in Portland on business laat Thur- 15 Deakins 2nd add Newberg 300 eday buying goods and looking after u “ the «ty lea. Hu«h to L E & Annie M . . I Lange; 3:07 ac in Samuel Cozine D Mrs. Minnie Woolworth has return- L C in Tp 4 SR 4 W 1400 ’ »t Salem and report« Mary F Hurley Chaa Ho|," tract a fine time and looks much improved No 51 of Hurley, subd 500 from the vacation. I _ „ , ' ............ Cha« E Lopp & wf to W H and Vena L. R. Wataon was an Amity visitor Hitchen: Lot 6 in Church Add to Wednesday. He waa looking after I City of Newqerg Hf® the fini.hing touche, on the brick bail- De.Ur Potter a wf to J B & Minnie ding he erected in that citv I * • — mm »« cny Fryer; .68 of an ac m city of Carl- Henry Chapman and Perle Hogl« ton.................................................... 2500 .pent Tuesday in toe vicinity of Sheri Margaret J Wilson to J S O Wilson dan. They were intereatad in farm Lots 5 & 6 Blk 4f a 10x50 ft adjoin landa and report price, high. ing same on west in Edwards Add to Newberg ............. J. B. Stilwell i. having hi. house on 2nd. and Alder atreet. moved to the Yamhill Fruit Land Co to White center of the lot and repaired. Thi. Sox Orchard Co; Tract No 5 Fruit SHOULD NOT EX PORT GRAIN Nipor.t»r» .f fraits Owlvn fl rruitj, Vejeubla of «11 lund> «1 fnta. Always in the market for Green and Evar>or«t»d E„, Be u,... „ A.k you- Grocot for Gold Nu««.1 j Evapor.tod Soup Vegetables. Dayton Market Report Butter country___ „ ,, creamery Eggs.... ................ Poultry Veal-------------------- Beef....................... .. Pork .................. ..... Mutton__________ ^j^i t^i 4 .. ........ ....... . Wheat ............... ... Hay clover ” timothy......... ... ’* vetch and oats... 3oe 35c. 22 . WILLIAMS CONFECTIONER Y ;sc. 4 ^C. ... 9c. _ 7c. ... 32c. _.70c. »9t -»t .. »9 t. Candies, Cigars and Tobacco of all kinds, Ice Cream, and Ice Cream Soda, all kinds Fruits Bottle Soda. M. W. Williams, Prop.
