A complete line of INTERNA­
TIONAL HARVESTER tools.
McCORMICK:- Binders, Mow­
ers, Rakes and Tedders.
Gasoline Engines
Cream Separators
Dayton Hardware Co.
R. G- Starr, Manager
The Ladies Auxiliary will meet in
the Club rooms Tuesday afternoon,
Apr. 9th.
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Kale plant, for sal. by F. W.
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Rain.
Sunshine.
Mor. rain.
More sunshine.
And then about—inchaa of mud for
a finising touch.
Mra. Yeager wus a Newberg visitor
Friday.
Earl Burch of McMinnville visited in
Dayton. Sunday.
HeHhan Stark was a Portland pass­
enger Thuraday.
J. J. Kirchoff waa a Portland buai
n.M viaitor Monday.
Joe Hadley waa a Portland viaitor
Wednesday.
J. Arma waa a McMinnville viaitor
Friday last.
0. J. Shirley was a Portland business
visitor Friday.
R. Chllcott and wife were Portland
visitors Friday.
G. B. Gondershausen was in Portland
on business Saturday.
Frank Mal»ee, of Portland spent
Sunday with home folks
Homer Avery spent Sunday with
his parents in this city.
Edgar Coov.rt and Albert Senn
viaited in Salem. Saturday.
C. R. Watson was in Portland Tues­
day looking after business.
Jack Long has been spending several
days this week in our city.
Rev. Stover went to Eugene Tues­
day to attend the conference there.
Telephone Batteries while they
last, 20 cents each, at Ditcher's
office.
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Berl Hord went to Tillamook Tues­
day where he will remain for a short
time.
James Hibbert ami wife were in
Amity Saturday attending the funeral
of Mra. Hibbert’s sister’s child.
Mrs Andrew Ma bee of Portland,
spent the week at the home of her
I father-in-law, E Mu bee of this city.
Glen Horii returned to his home in
I Portland, Sunday, after a few days vis-
I it with relatives in this city.
Mrs. James Coovert who was taken
auddenly ill a few days ago is reported
to be recovering slowly.
Dr. Eshelman. Supreme Medical Di­
rector of the United Artisans will ap­
pear before Security Assembly, Dayton
on April Mth.
N. S -Stewart and wife, of Salem,
B|>ent the fore part of the week visit­
ing at the home of their son Rev. W.
C. Stewart.
Mra. H. Chapman went to Portland
and Hillsboro, Saturday, where she
will spend several days visiting rela­
tives.
White Ix*ghorn eggs for hatch­
ing. Good laying strain. 3
1 cents each.
¡Phone 4 -17 Fred Crawford 14tf2
Francis Marion Huddleston Jr. ar-
j rived at the home of Mr. and Mra.
Claude M Huddleston, Wasco, Ore..
| on March 31, 1913
Weight 91» pounds.
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April has arrivedand "All Fools Day"
whs given its prominence. The day on
which both old and young alike were
fooled.
grade, Helen Thompson sixth grade, | ft a success, and a g(X)d program
Robert. Thompson fifth grade, Francis
i will be givep. The evening pro­
Robinson fourth grade, and for the
gram will lie given by the Mc-
ciphering contest, Amanda Lorenzen
President
eighth grade, Viola Alxlill seventh iMinnville College.
grade, Catherine Robinson sixth grade, Riley will give the address.
His
and Isabella Booth fifth grade.
subject will bo “Atmosphere in
The school will hold a May Dav ex-
ercis on the first day of May. Further
announcement later.
Education.”
In spite of the continual down
। pour of rain, the Gopher Valley
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Rally was well attended. N. C.
Indications are that spring has ar­
County School Notes
i Maris, Jie agricultural worker
rived, and with it the same old feeling
Furnished by the Superintendent and from the State Department, and
which we all call spring fever.
Supervisor.
. Prof. Launer, of the Newberg
I High school, gave splendid ad-
Pleasantdale
Don’t forget the inter-county ; dresses, and C. E. Duvall, a
field meet between Polk and patron of the rally district, dis-
James Honea transacted business in
McMinnville l cussed b autifying school houses
Portland, Thuraday and Friday of last Yamhill on the
College grounds. May 24. The and grounds in an interesting
week.
Miss Arlena Christensen was quite committees) from the two counties manner.
Districts 80, 57. 86, 36
sick several days last week.
met in the office of the Yamhill and 42 were in the rally district
O. J. Shirley visited relatives in superintendent March 28, and and the pupils of the various
Portland several days last week.
arranged for the following schools gave an excellent pro­
Jame* Versteeg returned home Fri­ events: One mile run, IDO yard i
gram. The usual banquet was
day from Portland, where he has t»een
dash,
discus
throwing,
220
yard
server!
at noon. Every one con­
visiting relatives the past two weeks.
dash,
hammer
throw,
440
yard
nected
with the meeting seemed
Misses Azela and Hallie Hastings of
dash,
pole
vault,
120
yard
hurdles
■
to
enjoy
it, and did everything
Dallas are spending the week with
high
jump,
shot
put,
broad
jump,
home folks.
possible to make it a success. A
Mrs. Naive of Portland is visiting at javelin throwing, standing broad rally will be held ir. district No.
the home of her parents, D. Robinson jump, standing high jump and' 60, April 19th.
Districts 60, 85,
and wife, this week.
relay races. The afternoon will, 45, and 70 will participate. The
The Ladies
of the Pleasantdale be given to a base-ball match
last rally of the year will be held
Needlecraft Club
entertained their
between
a
Polk
county
team
and
in
district 79 on April 26th.
families at the home of Mrs. Geo.
a
Yamhill
county
team.
Each
Districts
79, 58, 37, and 69 will
Foster last Friday night. A short
program was rendered after which the team to be taken from one parti­ be
represented.
When this
ladies served refreshments.
There cular school in each county. The meeting has been held,
every
were some 35 guests present to enjoy manner of selecting the teams j
district
will
have
taken
part.
the festivities. All report a jolly good
to be decided by the committees i The special meeting of the
time and some have even said, "they
later. Get your boys in line for “Rural School
wished the Indias would do it again.
Improvement
practice on these events, and Club” held at Whitecloud on the
your girls ready to do some en­ afternoon of March 28th was
Webfoot
thusiastic boosting. Make the Well Ottpndpd and waa iniaroatinrr
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practice work reach as many of and instructive
Mrs Smith, grandmother of Miss
in every detail.
Remem­ Mrs. French, a patron of tlje
Dimick is up from Niwberg on a short the school as possible.
visit. Miss Dimick will return with ber that athletics is intended to
district, gave an excellent ad­
her.
develop the body, and should be dress, and the childrens pi ogram
Max Peiffer returned Monday from made to reach those who need
showed careful preparation. A
Lake County.
developing, and not merely those special meeting was held at the
Mr. Lewis bought two young heifer who are already the best men in
“Club” in no. 24, Fairview, on
calves thia week paying one hundred
school,
Superintend
the
pract
­
and ten dollars for the two.
the same afternoon.
Rev.
ice and teach the boys to proper­ Davies, of McMinnville gave the
Mrs. Frank Wilson nus returned
from Salem where she attended the ly control themselves, as this is
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funeral of her cousin, Mrs. Maude another of the benefits of ath­
Deady,
letics.
Chandeler Warner, Jr. is on the sick
Dayton Markel Report
The date of the Willamina In­
list.
stitute has again been changed. Butter country
30c.
Mrs. Hanvil who is on the sick list
,,
creamery__ ______ __ _33c.
It
will
take
place
on
May
17,
and
is much improved.
Eggs--- -----------
„17--
will be the last educational meet­ Poultry
iâc.
The Webfoot choir has postponed
Veal________________________ 9c.
ing
of
the
school
year.
Let
us
their meeting for practice until Friday
Beef_.__ 4 J^c.
make it the very best.
evening April 4th.
Pork____ ____________________ 9c.
Mutton_______________________ 7c.
There will be church services at the
Don’t fail to attend the Carlton Oats
_______ _________________ 32c.
Webfoot church next Sunday morning, institute April 5th. The people,
Wheat ...............
70c.
it being the first Sunday of the month.
Hay clover........ ..... ..........
$9t.
pupils, and teachers of that place
"
timothy
------------------------------
$9t.
The Webfoot Sunshine Club spent a
" vetch and oat«........................$9t.
are making every effort to make
pleasant rftemoon last week at the
Washing neatly done.
curtains a specialty.
Mrs. Bert Yeager.
A slight bit of high water this last
week but not enough to put the rivei home of Mrs. Adam Bauer.
Mrs.
out of it# hanks.
Metcalf and daughter, Bessie were
WANTED:— Sewing, Mrs.Fred guest* of the club and also Mrs. N. A.
West.
Dayton R. F. 3. Harris who entered her name as a
member.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Wirfs viaited in
Walter Ballantyne of Dallas «peat
McMinnville Monday and Tuesday.
a few daya at the home of Louis Had­
Misses I-ena and
Mamie Stilwell ley. Walter whs at one time a resi­
were McMinnville visitors Saturday.
dent of Dayton, and was glad to shake
Prof. Dodson and family were in hands with old acquaintances.
McMinnville for a week end visit.
Miss Jeannette Ogden was a Port­
land visitor the fore part of the week.
Wm. Monteith and riot r. Mra. Julia
Jones are again residents of ou city.
Last Wednssdav while attempting 1x>
get hie mail from the tx»x Mt the side of
the road, without alighting from his
buggy, O. J. Shirley received quite a
painful injury. Ths team farted caus­
ing hirn to get his finger caught be­
tween th« mail box and the buggy,
tearing the finger nail off.
SCHOOL NOTES
I Day ton Tribnne
Ora Parish and Alvin Hash were ab-
I sent from Prof’s, room Tuesday.
Evelyn Rubinson was absent from
school two days this week.
The sixth grade are studying con­
junctions in Grammar.
Wanted:— Six women at the Jesse White was absent from school
Dayton Evaporating & Pack­ ! Tuesday.
The seventh grade have finished the
ing Company.
• 16tf2 i study
of Agriculture.
Born:—To Mr. and Mrs C. C. Carter
Emma St.rmer is absent from school
Rev. W. C. Stewart went to Portland Sunday. March 30, 1913, at K:lh P. M ,
this week.
Monday to attend the M. E Pariiment. a 10 pound girl. Mother and daughter
The High school boys have devoted
Mrs. W. E. Gabriel who for the past doing nicely. Father able to be about
their spa-e time looking for a suitable
week has been quite ill is reported bet­ the streets.
place for a ball ground but it seems as
ter.
A. F. Turnbull and wife and Miss M. tho’ there« "nothin’ doin’.’’
Clifford Watson went to Portland B. Orr, arrived Tuesday evening from
The botany class planted some seeds
Friday evening returning Sunday eve­ their home in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Tuesday
for the study of plant life.
for a few days visit at the Burnham
ning.
The
ninth
grade is studying Scott’s
home.
Rev. T. Leavitt will preach in the
,
Ivanhoe
in
Literature.
The Pleasant Hour Reading Club met
Christian church Sunday morning at
with Mra. Emily Nichola, March 21.
Hazel Burnham was absent from
There
waa
a
good
attendance.
The
school
Monday.
The Merry Ten club met. at the
home of Miss Ella Gabriel last Tuesday next meeting will be held at the home
On account, of rain we could not play
of Mra. R. G. Starr, with Mrs. Bert­
ball in Newberg, Friday bo the game
evening.
ram as leader.
was postponed a week.
Mrs. Adria Phelps went to Portland
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Friday for a few days visit with rel­
The High school girls have had the
ing, and Enlarging. Satisfaction basket ball fixed and are playingagain
atives.
altbo’ it is late in the season.
Mrs. E. Willa of McMinnville spent guaranteed, A. J. Smith
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The tenth grade are studying on the
twelfth theorum in Geometry.
H. Chapman returned home Tuesday
Mrs. H. H. Smith and Mias Eva Wilk­
from a couple of daya visit with rela­ inson of Minneapolis, Minn., arrived at
in Hillsboro and Portland.
the H. H. Burnham home Monday, for
Hall Burnham and Ernest Duzan ■ short viMt. The ladies are on their
went to McMinnville Saturday evening way home, after spending the winter
in Southern California.
returning Sunday morning.
Those that are to representour school
in the spelling contest are, Julia Lewis
twelfth grade. Rosa Bruhn eleventh
grade, Kenneth Yeisley tenth grade,
Ruby Krietz ninth grade, Harold Dod­
son eighth grade, Georgia Berry seventh
Sunday in Dayton
Mra. E. Cain.
with her mother,
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