The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, December 08, 1915, Image 3

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the
Port
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Orford
pootofBoo o u t o u t tha largest letter
n o il in H l history.
MANUFACTUINO J « W Ï
BANDOS, OBROOS
The Purl O rfo rd band b u renar-
lo t to ( ir e • big N .u Y a a r d a n « .
M r». J. H Z u m w a lt to expected
home today from a Iv o m onth’«
-
»i»U In C alifornia.
John B ^ k . of
F o r R ale b y
B r t le y ,
BM
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I
’ to enter the hay, she mas kept bafese 1 **
.
I th* aaa a id by bar canvass prevented
T re n p ess N o tic e ,
foam broaching too near the share« A h *
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dh* r
, T * * 1*?
? uU?* ’• h* ‘* ‘*y «Ivan to a ll partoaa
the ternbia ordeals. The Captain took whom it may concern, not to enter op-
' command nod ran a MnaX line to "tha As or trespass upas the premises of Lu
shorn, making i | fast t e a large Rad Knapp, for tha purpose of hunting, or
wood tree lying upon the shore. He ttetii>r, with hoc« and line., Bald pre-
eould wet return In (he boat but- «pew « i s « are situated on Bik River, Carry
order» to the eraw, and polled h im » U Cnunly, O « g « « , .ndgenerally knew»
fbaek to » » s h ip s o tke lU» run, r o s r t * '.. the “ Bond” place.
Ing which i t o v r o w u W
i W
i ^ ^ J X , , „
town la s t n ig h t ou h i* way to Gold
Botch to taka art ion to w ard * gat*
g ling h it a a tu r a liu iio n peperà.
d
.
C a rl Maukach make final proof on
h it Denm ark, homestead a t Port Or*,
f a d last Thursday, J. 8 . Cappa sad
M . M . ^lapshaw acting aa witnaotaa.
» , F lo yd H u n tle y spd A rth u r Bailey
• passed down the e<>a«t last Weak re-
' t u n in g to their homes a t Gold Beach
from visiting a t Coos h a y and W il
J lam ette valley points.
t
“ *• Pa rP°*> «<> unting, fishing,
teortrt hrtrterP
A big shooting maieh for turkeys,
^ i e n v i n t o a t a id e gstos open, or molest
P ***“
* K l bd fkomeu.
* s ta , has been advertised ' to take
plate a t Langlois Iboem bar - M t h
’ sad 25th. I t w ill bs concluded
W ith a d an te on the la tte r date.
M an y
packages o f
parcel
WM. GILLINGS
F O K T O K FO K O , OKEGQM
H . DPTON.
NOTARY
POBUC.
Lxndt*«e, Onaav Oo., Oaaaou.
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ATSW ART yomt
U . to. C O M M I S S I O N E »
P o r t O rfb rd L O r e g o n ,
post
m atter arrived In P o rt O t ford Mon-
» fis-y n ig h t f.oin rhe-hortb. I t was
some of tha m a il
which had
been
1 ouageeted at Portland sines tha wreck
‘ o f the steamer Santa C lara.
»
T h a Rustler, whieh
want
down
last week, is still bar bound a t Rogue
river. On her return north she W ilf
slop hers for tha bank fix tn rw ,
which ara being moved to Powers. ’
I t is reported th a t tha Rustler w ill I
make but one more (rip to Port O r
ford this winter.
i
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Antons Canonica, better known as 1
I “T r tiy * , who for soma tines has been ‘
1 f*rn iin g the A . 8. M ille r place on 1
Rogue riv e r, was in to w n M onday 1
night returnin g from Banden, where 1
Carrj ¡¡Cintj Mstrut
be took sight Chinam en
who
C. W. ZUMWALT & SONS
had 1
been working durin g the an turner a t ’
the Seaborg cannery, -
n g a ll and See 0 u r Lines
’ . ’
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l a a w restlingonnteatat Portland j
a f a « days ago, K ddie O ’Connell do- ,
fealed YoungdSsntell, alias S m ilin g ,
cn Pacfflc
4>utch of tosai fam s, in a lt sight falls (
<>f 26 a u f r i i m inutes. A t the asms (
tim e J im Lon doe, known here a * 0
Jigt W iison, easily defeated* fo u r j
m en w ith in an boar. >. ;
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I l f . and M
r s
luddertaFrom
K N A PP HOTCL
Port Orford, Oregon,
tu UMA.FUP Fi-wyrtete»*.
assembled
in Coos
It o §1« Franci«». Work wae at once
"v i eMttmanced to repair and put in brdarJ
-Continued from Urn w art: 1
,,Uta eT^
wW*h;• • • ,a r “
T u ship before daylight the folltftr.* Wa. was soon accomplished. Some of
ing morning, wa»,enable to g *t ^eoRpad" the paasensers wrecked in the Sea Gull
immediately put io aaa, H«d-S.-rtW d had freight deatinad for Trinidad, which
run to BumboHt With wind ao^hwest tha Captain agreed to take there if pse-
aml inecanatog a /a ry m om ent w’ .h slb U . A number of persona w e n at
every appearance ad * W avy RHkJ th e Hamboldt wishing to gat to San Fran-
Captain therefore engaKSd to disehnegw <*«». but were unwilling to risk cross-
all for that port and p- ocecd o., fetr fog Uw tarriWa bar- These weald pro-
voyage without delay, the tides rondai* eead to Trinidad by land, and there Join
!-<< It possible at > p. m. a t which tone th«
“ Bona Dee” , that being her
riie proceeded to the ba.-, The jtoB
i f »>* succeeded in reaching
having increased durii g her deiaaueu foere. Whan ready for sea none would
in m s bay presented a w ild appearance, undertake th e venture save one sailor,
Ou bar approach she however stood for who had bean a number of voyages with
sea sod t r a m H tha bar havtag rdaehed the Captain, and his steward and cook,
eight fathoms when ona o f those f m - ' aM ethers being too timid.
mense seas, teimed by seamen “ the
Tbe little craft drifted down the bay
three brotheis’t.i struck aad bearded to «-he entrance late one evening, th*
over her “ night heads” eanytog awgy weather being thick and foggy with tw
“ Bulk heads” gangways and every * f - wiod Hh* l " d ***= * until <*•
tide m ovable and by .he great corn-us- morning. Fab. 19. 1858, end at early
Sion forced her steam pipe whieh w <| A ^
beating pipe leading from the strtm
w rite
Feed S ta b le h tU tb e d .
b
H
n
.
*
or *
to Dr. ’
Welherbee a t Langlois.
G o ld
1
C«rrry co u n ty , and anyone conlem
platin g . Invertin g in this breed of "
cattle w ill do wbll to
.;•» »
Dy. Pemberton w ill move shortly c
from Langlois to M yrtle Point* a t f
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. « . „ - - w h i r t iattor place ha w ill take the j.
We run the Stage from f o r t Òrto
practice i> U )f, Leslie Johnson-w ho „
la D a.ryvfll.-, connecting with thr ¡ , rtis n g iiT h is location from the'
j
Wt A. WOOD
O H N E Y A T .X .A V V
f S THE CO
STATB
IT I COURT OA il
P OREGON F O R
RYOOUFTV.
Md rt^ d a te d U'^ndi>
£
-M m --4**** /-
probably spend the w in ter In thio »
section. The poor health e l ' M rs. ?
stems ever
^
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went from here to Portlan d la s tia li |
have returned to Bandon, anti t r i l l i
H ille r ’s mother, Mrs, J. Uoiowft who
C|fb Y»s.
RM
.>YMwwer>‘» Realtor BsptefgsM,« r tfll# offered her to tha Captain, and
'
¿ t ftffrrt
'- 4 ^
a g y ito e c m p e n a a ta h lm lfh a to o k b a r
. W f W A 'Ù h n
is now in the Emergency hospital at
Bandon, had somsthieg to do with
tbsir coming back at this lim a, i r
? Mr. J. R . Welherbee, of tha Star
* ■ -
,
r
rnriclr, is offering some of his choioa
lio lslein slock for sals, preparatory
to g ivin g up h it lease on that p late
tbs first of-the year. The Dr. prob
ably has the lieat collection of H o i
»W Ufa
f on th en ar and drowned all heads,
T b a u e s t plate vtoiteri w «. the 8e«a boardrt and drove tha riiip
|Jioma of M r. and Mr». W m . G ill the bar against the strong ahb tide.
I in g *, where salad and aandwichee Hero ahe waa helpless. Presence of
i were a^ ved . A peanut hunt at thia mind and prompt action was now nec-
placa caused mueh fun, first prixa .
* * * " * * 0,1
' « n i n . r o V H T in h .n n r .n d U r . H b° * rd ^P fo fo TUhanor Sang ttUtto
got g to r . IL Ttohenor and M m . a g r
t0
itoppyr, ha faring
W . l> a p wbtfo H . T . Stew art sad
y,« foreeaetle holding o nio the b itu
M rs. A .® . Johnston carried u ff ah?- io the midst e<^ m erom ,-iM acd U :ino(
lend honor..
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J respond, when 0 » Captain .p ro a . fo p .
, U a n y x l a o d last heme viritod
^ J J ^ * * * 7 * *
was that of M r. s r i f M r a , / > f t .
^ °J m S
Denmark Mercantile Co,
w.
.
To better accommodate our growing trade
and increasing number of patrons wo have
benn compelled to add to our general stoelc
of Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions, aa
foilosrs: Hardware, Dairy Supplies, Stump*
ing Powder, Oils and Paints, Farming Im-
plemenU of all kinds, including McCormick
Mowing Maohinea and the celebrated Web­
ber Wagons, etc., etc. And don’t overlook
our up-to-date stock of Men’s and Boys’ Cloth­
ing, Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Dress Goods,
Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco, Candy, Nuts and o-
tions, Roiled Barley, Grass Seed and Seed
Grain.
O aD B B S TAMaS FOB AMTTHIKO SOT OB
HAND
lift«»
Laraon, M b.be aoag sod «.» r . wbH- H 4rom tbe roiL A , Z ¡ r o f e fo tM jto .
ed away th a ^ o u r. u ntil after mid d t all time overhauled fo rw a n l.o f the
night. Cake and coffee appeased windlete ready for aa amofgenrF and
the inner m an at thia plate, and ba i *“ " *
;ceil having
p>ini»trator<
neliua, deoea
n o tite la hen
of, and all
’r ü
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nor. In behalf o f t h o e present, ex- to kte P etoar from tha lea of the Ammo,
pressed t h * friendship won by Mr. eo d art. Ha aart all of tha-paaaengere
and M rs. Lonay in tbetr five year’s to the weather rid* a f the boa t
neaday evening between
..d
-« .« ~
the
girla reaidente>t Port Orford: and the tb®n .T T nt >? >?,w. ptod* ? ,tW
.1 « ¡ . h ~ o f . l l H . O . W »1,1.1 « . j . ,
«á>
"T*"*
tended,'am i the way each aide work- health end pruaperity la their new i f hi , order* werv obeyed,
m lfo r a vlclo yr aetlofied the »penis' home. Id reepondiag. M r. Looey I W ith aisty fathom* acope to her an-
,,
N o tic e d * Crorit t r t p .
tore tfaaA-tho gam e wan wall worth stated th at be regretted to sever <*w, the ship toiled foto a north «fean-
I lh< prJct
„ftn la rie n . T h a oonfoot' the aeaooiation» that he has formed I
U Th>< >^ ¡^ *i* * a í * »eo, which
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was elope, »od i t wnh anybody's her*, b u t he fe lt th at MMiteeir c a ll-
ware orderoTto t r t e th * aaa*
ri’h i i b S i / u l y » p ^ ín t e d t o S Í ’
••>»« llm * WM « ••**> . when 'ed h im a h iw b ere, however, he M id , ^ ¿ n T t h a t tha least oorface riioald b*
f Ourvy e°«nty, Oregon, Augrd-
is ssUta,of John Dobflh, « -
the score abywed ft fo
rhe m arrtod woman.
I
in /¡Ivor of th a t i f the tow n* were connected by presented for th * action of tha aaa.
T h a t the«* railroad in -th e near fotuta, a* be ha- ¡N o t a hat remained on the head a f any
GENERAL
B la c k s m ith in g
Wagous and Buggies for Sale, kept in Stock,
also Agent for All Kinds of Farming Im-
pleftients; McCormick Mowers, e.c.
Wood and Iron Work promptly done at a
Reasonable price. Your patronage solicited.