We are Still
Hammering Away
Trying to install into the public mind the fact that
Jwe are selling Hardware
Committee: Mr». Mattie Sny­
der, A. W. Hatfield, D. A. Sny­
der, F. T, Mellinger.
Notice to Owner* of Stock
At h general election held Nov, 5,
1912, in West Peyton Pncinct, it wai
deaided by ii niHjoihy of votes cast,
that It shall be unlawful for stoca to
run at large in W< st Payton precinct.
This is to notify you that in accordance
with Section 5'75 Lords Laws for Ore­
gon, as amended by the Legislature for
Oregon Feb. 21, >911. it shall tie unlaw­
ful for stock to run at large in West
Dayton precinct; sixty days from date
, of this notice, under a penalty of ten
dollars for first offense and twenty dol­
lars for each and every subsequent of­
fenses, to be recovered from the owner
i of the stock.
G. W. Jones, Co Clerk.
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SCHOOL NOTES
The first test in the spelling
Dayton Hardware Co. contest
will be given the last of
R. G. Starr, Manager
January.
Some of the High School boys
found it more pleasant to go
skating Monday than to go to
school.
Julia Lewis is teaching school
this week for Sellah Foster.
Ethel Shippy is seriously ill
with appendicitis.
Gladys Lorrett is absent from
school this week on account of
her mother’s illness.
Alvan Hash was absent from
school Tuesday.
Margaret Aiderman returned
to school Monday after spending
Christmas vacation in Portland.
Ruth McNish was absent from
school Wednesday.
Frank and Vernon Foster were
absent from school the first of
the week.
Mildred Booth has been ab­
sent from school since Christ­
mas vacation.
Mr. Reed favored us with a
solo at Assembly Wednesday
morning.
wag in our city to attend the
funeral of the late Mrs. Hibbert.
L. R. Aiderman, State Supt.
reists st Geasral Interest is Daytss sad
started
on a tour of the south-
VkiaMv
¡ern part of the State the fore
part of the week.
Kale plants for sal« by F. W. Hole.
A. D. Foster, William Stermer
I f
and Wayne Lor^ett returned to
QR. 0. C. GOODRICH
Eugene to finish their years
day.
scho -ling.
DENTIST
Fred Blanchard has entered
Rev. J. G. Richardson will
the eighth grade.
Dayton,
:
:
Oregon preach in the Baptist Church
next Sunday morning. All are
Francis Litscher was absent
F. W. Hole was in Newberg oordially invited.
from school Tuesday.
Saturday last.
The committee which was ap­
Theodore Rossner has return­
W. S. Hibbert was a Portland pointed to reconstruct the con­
ed to school, having been kept
visitor Saturday.
stitution and by-laws of the Tel­
at home with a severe sore
Miss Jeannette Ogden was in ephone Co. met Wednesday.
throat.
Portland over Monday.
'R. W. Jones, City Surveyor of
Naomi McNish has returned
Bert Hord and Will Parish McMinnville, was here Wed. to
to school after a visit of three
were home over Sunday.
give estimates of the cost of
months in Alberta, Canada.
Ernest Parrish was a Portland paving the stieets in our city.
business visitor Saturday.
Fred Burning and wife of An­
Her Dig.
Miss Antique—Just think of the
telope
spent
a
few
days
in
our
Recorder, Tucker made a trip
nerve of that luipecunloua fellow to
city. They came to attend the
propose to me!
to McMinnville Thursday.
funeral of Mrs. Burning’s mo­
Mts« Caustique — Nerve? Why, It
The 8th grade will have a was
G. B. Londershausen was a ther, Mrs. Hibbert.
absolute recklessness.— Mil wank»-
dass meeting after school Fri­ News
_________ ____
Portland visitor Thursday.
NOTICE
William Cain transacted busi­ Those having subscribed to
ness in Portland Saturday.
the lund for the rebuilding of
Mrs. H. G. Ogden spent a few the evaporator will please call at
days in Portland this week.
the insurance office and pay at
once.
A. T. Cummins and Glen Hord
returned to Portland Monday.
At a Joint installation of Upton
Post
No. 75 and Upton No. 6
A. J. McCann and wife re­
turned from Portland Monday W. R. C. the following officers
were installed: Commander J.
morning.
Misses Gladys and Kitty B. Stilwell, Senior Vice Com­
Skeels spent a very fine day in mander Thomas Miller, Junior
Vice Commander S. M. Richards
Portland.
F. E. Berry was a Portland Adjutant G. W. Buckley, Quar-,
visitor Friday and Saturday of ter Master C. W. Powell, Sur­
geon S. W. Sigler, Chaplain C.
last week.
H. Woodworth, Officer of the
S. W. Sigler spent several days
day Charles Hadley, Officer of
in Portland the latter part of the Guard James Coovert.
Our Entire Stock of Men’s and Womens Wear is
last week.
Officers of W, R. C.
R, L. Clark returned from Pres. Mrs. Georgiana Miller,
Reduced From 20 to 50 per cent.
£ t
Portland Saturday night after a Sen. Vice Pres. Clara Hadawav,
weeks visit.
Jun. Vice Pres. Lina Buckley,
Frank Mabee of Portland was Chaplain Marilla Coovert, Secy.
visiting friends and relatives in Ethel B. Hadley, Treas. Mattie
Only first class merchandise is offered to the public.
Dayton Sunday.
A. Hadley.
Thomas McNish and wife re­
Resolutions
turned from the Alberta Country
Whereas it has pleased the
Thursday night.
Supreme Master Artisan of the
Miss Bessie McNish returned Universe to remove by death
to Corvallis Sunday to continue our beloved brother, John W.
Fletcher, who was a charter
her school work.
Charles Spangle spent Satur­ member of Security Assembly
day night and Sunday in Mc­ No. 16 U. A. Be it resolved :-
that while we deeply fee’ the
Minnville and Portland.
Mrs. Oliver of McMinnville at­ loss of our dear brother, we rec­
tended the funeral of Mrs. Hib­ ognize the authority of our Su­
preme Master and submit our
bert in our city Tuesday.
Successor to
wills to His, knowing that He
G. E. Nicols of Albany is spend­
doeth all things well.
ing a few days with his patents
Be it resolved that we extend
and other relatives here.
our heartfelt sympathy to his
Mrs. Ruth Hayden of Tigard bereaved wife and our sister,
was in our city visiting friends and that a copy of these resolu­
and relatives for a few days.
tions be spread on the minutes,
Milo Bond and wife of Port­ and copies given to the Tribune
land were here to attend the fu­ and bereaved family, and fur­
neral of the late John Fletcher. ther, that our charter be draped
Mrs. A. C. Pace of Portland for ninety days.
Paragraphical
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Dayton Market Report
Butter country-------------------- — 30c.
,,
creamery_____________ 33c.
Eggs -------- ---------------------- -27c.
Poultry----------------------------------- *8c.
Veal 9c.
Beef..............................— ***.............t ^^c.
Pork------- -------
9c.
Mutton.»--- ------
7c.
Oats
32«.
Wheat.................................... -___ 70c.
Hay clover___________________ $9t.
“ timothy.............. ........................ $9t.
vetch and oat«------------------- $9t.