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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1912)
Rilph Pay o ini tun ? s >e... at the Chris Litacher home Mr. and Mrs. P Parks and daughtet Thelma of Portland spent several days this week at the home of M. F. Has tings. Ch is Addison and wife of Newberg visited relatives in our neighborhood Sunday. Mrs. Robert Addison is visiting rel atives in Newberg this week. Frank Senn and wife of Portland visited Saturday and Sunday at the home of .Matt Senn. BUY A Cecil Carter spent Sunday with Ja mes Versteeg. - — u ue balayette .mu Plantaiiun No 1 aud roadway T 2 S R 4 W io A i C Morse á wf to C Webb Ä B W Henry ; Lots 22 <v 23 of Cheha- Lindsep J White & wf to Luther E lem Orchard Homes 35(H) Arney; 101.54 acres in John L Bris- biae and Wm Ayers C L C 4 in tp D I Pearce & wf to Mrs S J Canfield 2 S R 3 W 3000 1 ac in Samuel Cosine D L C in tp 4SR 4 W .................... ............ „50t- Marriage Licenses L T Price a wf to Thes E & Sarah \lice O. Lyon age 47 years to Thomas C Miles Lot 4 Bik 2 Deskins 2nd P. Thomson age 52 years. add Newberg. 01800 Mrs. J C Wel-h age 43 years to G. Walnut Grove Co of Ore to A T Dix F. Dawson age 5 > years. J Tract 19 of Walnut Grove Co’s Classified Advertising Watches. Clocks and Jewelry re pairing. Work Guaranteed. Inquire at Williams Confectionery WHITE CROW 33 tf A 10c cigar for 5c sold at all leading stores in Dayton. 13tf C. Leckbend represents the best line of Fire Insurence in the state. 25tf for sale : —Baled hay, sow and pigs and one work mare. See Dr. Swick. 47 tf OREGON and WASHINGTON | Old papers for sale at this office, Starr will show you how to run it U’REN CRIES OUT TO FELS FOR CASH BOOKS BY SHIELDS SENT BACK TO MILLIONAIRE. tf POLK’S F<rsale: Cneteamof 5 year old horses weighing 3200 lbs. Inquire Riley Clarke 36 tf. y (• Business Directory I A Directory of each City, Town and E Village, giving descriptive »ketch of E Dug Hadley and family have mov Single Taxers Make Claim for Funds each place, location, population, tele- ■ ed to the prune orchards above1 Dun graph, »hipping and banking point; E to keep Army of Paid Workers also ClaMlfled Directory, compiled by E dee where they will pick up prunes Going—Farmers and Busi* buelneaa and profeealon. I i for a couple of weeks. Points of General Interest in Dayton and nessmen in Fight K. L POLK « CO.. 8KATTLE Vicinity There has been a new concrete walk i placed on the north and south sides Indications have been furnished in Kale plants for sale by F. W. Hole. , of the scho<)1 house, which greatly en- Portland of the tremendous sum of t j hances the looks of the place. money that is to be expended to Miss Jeannette Ogden spent Satur force down the throat of the state DR. 0. C. GOODRICH day anc Sunday of last week in Port the Single Tax doctrines of Henry land Misa Ogden will return to that George. Because there seems to be a tern city snd take up a course in music. DENTIST porary financial stringency, W. S. The regular meeting of the Ladies Dayton, Oregon Auxiliary to the Commercial Club will U'Ren is sending back an earnest ----------- be held H the Club rooms next Tues- call to Joseph Feis and the other millionaire subscribers to the Single William Cain spent Sunday in Port day afternoon Sept. 24, at 2:30. All Tax Feis Futid. He is using a club, members are requested to be prese t. land. too. For Sale: Pole wood mixed at $1.00 O. B. Rippey was a Portland visitor U’Ren Asks for Books. per load, you do the hauling. Straight Sunday. Mr. U'Ren s club is proof of the ash $1.50 per load. Also about 30 th- work being done by the Oregon Mrs. Ethel Miller returned home ! oroughbred Black Minorca cockerels. Equal Taxation League, the organiza- Sunday night. L. McFee 40 tf tion of farmers and business men Mrs. Mills of Willamina is here visit that is combatting Single Tax. Edgar Coovert has t iken his depart- U'Ren called tip Charles H. Shields, ing relatives. ure from Dayton to Portland at which secretary of the league, and asked Mrs. Geo. Westerfield was a Dundee place he expects to make his future for 50 copies of “Single Tax Exposed" iaitnr this thia wook i i • > visitor week. Drugs and Other Lines ■ home having secured permanent em- the work that is being distributed by the league. tlwro Mr. Hodson of Newberg was visit- Inlnvmonf ! ployment there. “Why,” said Mr. Shields. “I know ing in our city Sunday. Archie Nichols and family have, or what you want them for. You Intend Mrs. J. B. Murphy returned from expect to soon move into their bouse to send them back to the subscribers your fund and get more money, Newport .Monday afternoon. : on main street, this city. For the of don't you?' Rev. S. J. Kester left Tuesday to past year or more they have been liv- OREGON CITY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY ing in Lafayette. attend conference at Ashland. “Er—er—er—” began Mr. U'Ren, but he ended by admitting the truth G. E. Detmering and wife were Carl Fischer has returned after a Steamer “OREGONA” Sure you Can have the books.' Portland visitors Monday last. couple weeks sojourn in the northern said Shields, “and I trust that they -BETWEEN PORTLAND AND DAYTON- W. H. Cobb of Forest Grove spent | country. While away he visited our prevent you from getting a single DAYTON PORTLAND Sunday at the H. G. Ogden home. i former residents, the Richmonds, of other subscription by converting all the men whom you intend to reach. Leaves HIBBERT DOCK Leaves TAYLOR ST. DOCK Vernon B. C. J. W. Fletcher and family returned “You know and I know, that Single Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays a to their home in Portland Saturday. Miss Ella Gabriel accompanied her Tax is just a trick and a snare.” But Mr. U'Ren did not answer. Mrs. Geo. Burke of Portland is vis ! brother W. E. Gabriel tc Portland iting with Mr. and Mrs. John Burke. Monday. Miss Gabriel will visit her Miss Carrie Hibbert and Miss Lu-I 8ister Mr8' 'laxßeld of St. Johns for a ella Westerfield were in Portland Mon- couP'e °F weeks. day. B. B. Erwin and wife of Hoit, Kan. W. J. Udell of Amity was transact- have been v’8it>ng their relatives the Real Estate Tranafera ing business in Day ton the last of last Buckleys and Browns. Mrs. Erwin is week. । « neiue of A. C. Brown. The Erwin Amity Cemetsry Assn to Mrs Addie CARL FISCHER, Prop. Harrison Lot 55 & N 5 ft Lot 56 were very favorably impressed Mrs. Geo. Fowler and family went . , with this section of the country. Amity Cemetery Amity to Dundee Tuesday morning to pick Highest Price Paid For Produce, I carry a full line Miss Abbie Nichols left Tuesday for Emma A Anderson et vir to B Gab- prunes. of Meats both Fresh a id Salted. Prices Rigiit. : McMinnville where she will attend Col- riel; small tract in Dayton 250. Mr. J. Okerson who arrived from j lege. Mrs. Nichols accompanied her Ladd&Tilton Bank to Downsdale Or Sweden a week ago is staying at. Mrs. to help her get through the first day. chards Co.; 642.36 hc known as Perrsons. H. H. Burnham and L. D. Dnzan Lownsdale Orchard Lands Tp 3 S Mr. Walter Clarke of Harriman, arrived home from Klamath County R 3 W Ore is visiting at the home of F. M Monday where Mr. Duzan purchased Hamilton N Burchell to Everett N Huddleston. a bunch of horses which are being & Timothy M Larry; Blk 15 of Oak Miss Tressa Watson of Albany has driven home by Leslie and Ernest Du Park Add McMinnville 3000 spent a week in our city visiting rel- zan. OF DAYTON OREGON Laura B Colton to M M & Millie M atives and friends. J. C. NICHOLS Présidant R. L. HARRIS. Vice President J. E. MELLINGER. Cashier • The Dayton Public School opens Cook; Lot 3 Blk 41 Oak Park Add Mrs. H. F Stanley of Portland is Monday Sept. 30, at 9 o’clock. The Hoard of Directors: ........................ 200 visiting her brother E. V. Filer and teachers have prepared a short pro- R. L. HARRIS J. C. NICHOLS D. A. SNYDER Martha A Dodson & Chas H Dodson family for a week or more. gram for the opening to which all are 8. C. STUCKEY J E MELLINGER to O M Scott; 6 acres in Samuel Mrs. J. E. Mellinger accomnanied cordially invited After the program Does a General Banking Business Cozine I) L C in Tp 4 S R 4 W .3000 by her daughter .Mrs. F. E. Berry, school will be organized and then dis Interest paid on Time Deposits A Dundas A wf to M A Nicol Lots 4 were Portland shoppers Monday. missed for the day. Exchange sold on all points in U. S & f Blk 10 Fairview Add WiLam- Messrs Alvan Hadaway, Henry Ga- The W. E Gabriel family visited ina ....................................................... io We Solicit Your Business briel. Dale Skinner and Fred Melling- over Sunday with the L. A. Rossner A J Flynn * wf to John Whalen; er went to Portland Sat. evening. family at their country residence near Lot 5 Bik 5 Bibee's Add Sheridan Miss Gladys Skeels who was quite the Willamette River. Mrs. Gabriel ..................... -................................... 150 sick for a few days, has so far recov- ant* Rohner were school girls together Loyd Gentry & wf to city of WilJ- < red as to be able to be out again and °F course they had a fine time amina; 10 ft right of way adjoin Ray Spangle made some catch the I vi8iting' ing Blk 11 Fairview Add Willamina other evening. He caught a carp 3o ^rs- Isahell Carter who has been ................................. 50 inches long and weighing 14 pounds visiting her children, Mrs. Guy Car- Miss Bessie McNish aud Miss Elixs- ter and fan,iIy and Mr>- Fannie Saun- Samur) A Gross to C A & Olive Hus tvapnrator« nf fruit« and Parker« of ton; 2X acres in A B Faulconer beth Palmer left Thurfdsy n orning der8 and fam',y of NewP°rt For a co- Dralm in fruiti. Vrtrtables and all hind« of Prod«*. D L C in T 5 S K 6 W W M ...1000 - Corvallis - — to attend school at 0. A ; uple of months is home again. She for Always in the market for Green and Evaporated Fniita, and reports a good time while away but Fannie I. Hamilton et vir to John W c Poultry and Eggs. Be sure to see ua before selling any kind of produce. Moore and Elixa J Moore 7500 sq I is glad to be home again. A. D. Foster, Will Stermer, Clarke ft in Newberg 2600 Foster and Wayne Lorrett left for Eu B A Kliks & wf to C B Jones I zita gene Monday to attend school at the Pleasantdale U of O. Paragraphical See Our NY AL W indow And Don’t Forget We Have Everything For The School Room 6.45 A. M. 7.00 A. M Dayton Market BANK OF DAYTON Dayton Evaporating & Packing Co. Dayton Markel Report Miss Isabell Saunders came home with her Grand Mother and is having the t ime of her life with relatives and schoolmates, She will be with us for two weeks Glsn Hord spent Sunday in Dayton, Miss Sylvia Rowley went to .Mc.Min- nvtlle Saturday to spend a few days at her uncle’s W. R. Helvey Mrs. R. M. Rosensteel and two' lit- tie daughters of McMinnville visitad «t the E. A. Edwards home last week. Frederick Shirley of Me. visited at the home of his uncle O. J. Shirley several days thia week. Mrs. Ralph Hadley and two little daughters spent last Thursday at the Chas Hadley home. Mrs. John Litacher and family, and Butter country__ ,, creamery Eggs ............. _...... Poultry. ................. Veal...... ............ .... Beef ........ . Pork ..................... Mutton............ ..... Oats....................... Wheat ................. Hay clover " timothy . ... ... ” vetch and oats WILLIAMS ..7c. 32c. 70c. Î9t. »t. $9t. CONFECTIONER Y Candies, Cigars and Tobacco of all kinds, Ice Cream, and Ice Cream Soda, all kinds Fruits Bottle Soda. M. W. Williams, Prop.
