The Port Orford tribune., July 05, 1916, Image 3

Watches ai
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Owing to M M of (ba force want- U»fni»< to hi» boOM at Gold Beach
ing to celebrate, the T mibum » ta is- front attendingoeert at C.«|.tllle u
■ w ad a day early thia week.
;
a witness in the mm of E . O . Per-
W ild blackherilea see nntouslly
th#
Coaalr action
. h i - V « , .„ a n « r lv
oml‘* ny t h e
construction of
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y the Chetco bridge.
day the “ tin patl brigade” return to
town wall rewarded for their efforts.
Had the Irack'been io good eon-
Ed. Lindberg la-driving the auto ¿ lio n the race- meet . t M yrtle Point
«»H B »
•lage thia wack between here and
tgesday, we«W have
Bendon while T. B. D.vhlwm i. at-
* * o' ,h * b* t held in * • »
tending the M yrtle Point ceiebra
in many yearn. Several new
t joo
local horses appeared, while aix her
new horses warn »hipped in - from
W illi« Moore passed Ihrpugh town Medford and.three galloper, ware
Monday on hi« return to Euchre there from Eureka.
creek with a Jersey bull that he
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had bought in this end of the
After having spent aa^rat day«
K N A PP HOTEL
county.
Port Orford, Oregon,
to. ttN A l’P Pr«»pa*(mtQi*. •
Ftrrt-clttM tn every respect.
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Tom Riles, of Agnew, ao far *
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a l the Knapp hotel
Mr.
and Mra. Fred Hollister returned to
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hay at the f r o n t . thtsthne, to h .v C h rb GroUa-nd D r Kei
Mr
idg entrained with his regiment at HM|li. ler> the
of ,aat week.
Camp Wtthycomba for .be border ,n, de tb<# rQn
hu
Feed Q tabla Attached
last weak.
W. A. WOOD
Port Orford baa rather a forsaken a distance of 168 milea. in 12 hours,
appearance thia weak. Baaidea the Returning to Port Orford Mwaara.
crowd that went to M yrtle Point, j Allen and Grabs staged it home,
attorney at
law
« O b » BEACH. OBBOQX
Boyle Jewelry Co
,
a number of others west to Lang-
lois yesterday to attend theoelehra-
tion at that place.
,
“ Grandm a” C url, mother of For-
11 ester, ) . B. C url, after »pending the
, I past two years at her son’s home at
from Marshfield to Crexeent C ity,
Habile the other two gentlemen re
msined here several days, after ba*»
I ng been joined by Mrs. Uollister
“ d » ,r '«nd M iw 8 w w t. • ’«» ®<
Norlh Bend-
<3. C In m an , an peri n ten deal of
thia place, started last weak on her tto R y d ro Sixes mining company,
retnrn to bar home at Canyon C ity «ho returned from San Francisco a
in eastern Oregon.
|«w days ago. says that the olaims
Dame Rumor says that wedding
tolls w ill to ringing in Port Orford
shortly.
We don’t know, *p d
wouldn’t tall if we d id , bat anyway
they are aoeiow that wa can slmosi
hear them in our type eases.
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forlh * • lb« attaohnseata filed
agaiasl that company lately w ill to,
* l l W " i* * ® «>• next th irty days,
Accompanying Mr. In m aa from too
Francisco was ooa of the stock bold-
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lbe
whom* '» '•
w ill to y tbe other stockholder’« j
tionad last weak at toi g q he
and Waa wall pleased with
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li‘‘n
® r> the prospect. After Ibis deal takes
Mai] orders promptly keadtot
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and w work
was sent to
wBl settled,
ga atond
trim oa
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o r t property
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for «8«tn.
C. W. ROBBINS, M. D.
THE AMERICAN EAGLE—Yesterday his tail was wisted
until his screamreached across a continent, but Today he
glories, like the rising sun, in greator splendor and
strength.
ruptlotl.
The Tram p came down from Coos
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Bay Thursday snd laid io N ellie.
Cove until Sunday wailing for th. i Orford band la .t T h u r« l.y proved
South wind to die down .0 that . b e J " ?
They fit nicely (
could land tome freight. Part «rf « I
of firat c lw . m atenri, to log
to r aargo was billed for Rogue rivar I br0WD ~
ln
#nd V ‘« n n d with
aad she sailed fur that port Mon | «
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m ixedf The Hydro Sixes is at the
Divelbiss property while the Inm aa
mine is near Egkley. Wa taka i t
that the Inm an properly, mention-
tlooed elsewhere in this paper, is
the oaa over which the trouble 00
cur». -W v know of one party who
last spring sampled a pan of gravel
from the Inman property that pan-
ned oat sto at fifty eenls. and I t o
run mad« last winter, white not
startlingly rich, showed thsre «as
paying ground there.”
The above item appeared in the
Gold Beach Reporter of last week,
and ia writiog It our brother editor
got h it wires crossed somewhere.
The Hydro Sixes mine is the one to
mentions as “ near Eckley”, and is
the one operated by C. C. Inm an as
previously stated in the T u a u x c .
M r. In m a n originally commenced
opvrutinns on the Divelbiss proper-
ly under the name of the Sixes
Miuing oompany, to t later moved
to his present location about tea
mites ibis side of Eckley, and as
superintendent of the H ydro Sixes
company, prepared to mine on aa
extensive scale.
A oompany of
whom Messrs. Beoktel and Thomas
have torn the moving spirits, bought
the Divelbiss property and oontin-
ued development work under the
name of the Sixes M inin g company.
Both of these companies made good
otean.upe thia spring, and give
pronii»e of being good paying mines.
To our esteemed eon temporary at
Gold Beach we commend the pet
m
r
phrase of our veteran correspondent
Hen. i . H , Uptoe, “keep biatory
Straight.”
F li j «U la n a n d B u rg e o n
Gold Beach, Oregon.
dtowtototodatodh
C. W. ZU1WALT ft SONS
McKensie B Pools have received
a aew shipment nf shoes, including
work shoes, children’s barefoot saa
dais, ladies “ E m ily Lou” oaovas
shoes, men’s cauvas shoes, etc.
L. A . RO BERTS,
ATTORNEY
It is dangerous. Scientist* have proven
that bad teeth and gums cause a great many
diseases <1 which the following are the most
common: Neuralgia, dyspepsia, ulcers of the
stomach, rheumatism, endoohacditis(inllama-
tion of the heart lining), appendicitis, insan­
ity, and a great many Other ailments. “A
stitch in time saves nine.” If you have pyor­
rhea I can positively cure it. If you haven’t
it yet, don't wait till you get it, for with the
proper care and a visit to my office once or
twice a year you ean remain free from that
dreaded disease at an "extremely low cost It
is easier to prevent than cure, and that is my
oonstant aim. 1 teach you how to take care
of your teeth, thereby preventing disease
and decay, and teducing your dental bills at
least one-half.
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Fear keeps most people away from the
dentist. That is not the oase with my pa­
tients, for I can do your work with so little
pain that it takes away that dread and fear.
In moat all work the prick o f a needle is all
that you foeh
1 stand back of my work; if at any time
you are not satisfied I will be only too glad
to make it right. I want ali my patients to
be my friends and co-opearate with me iu
spreading the gospel of mouth hygiene.
Don't procrastinate; come in and let me
advise you what you are in need of, and give
you estimates of cost. I will make regular
trips to Langlois and Port Orford—watch
this paper.
A T JUAW
M y i lle P o in t , O re g o o .
'róbate basinoss n speei-lsv.
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D E N N IS C U N N IF J , JU.
Lep. U. 8. Mineral Survey«!
Surveyor for the D istrict oí O r­
egon.
N o tic e o f Hal«.
Notice ta hereby given th a t pursuant
to an order of sale made and entered
by the County Court of C u rry county.
State ol Oregon, on the l«th day of
April, 191«, 1« the matter of the estate
o f Thomas Ooruellua, dereaaed, I wHI
soil at private sate, by sealed bids, oa
Thursday, M ay 25ih 181«, to the high­
est snd tost bidder for cash in hand,
the following described property:
The East half of Ix)t Eight In Section
thirty-two in Tuwii«hip M South of
Range 16 West of the W illamette Me­
ridian. Currg county, Oregon, subject
t" the confirmation of the court. Ten
(*r cent of the offer must accompany
vie tion of the party or parties who have
Zum walt has been serving meals to
some o f tto local people for the pest
several weeks, and now that her sis
ter has arrived, the two plan on
opening a restaurant.
•
W hile L Knapp's Ford mail car
was broken down on the road south
of town last week, a ll of the lo«ee
things ato n l the Car were stolen.
Even the radiator cap and chains
from the wheels were tsksw. A
search wsrrsnt was issued, and an
attempt is being made to locate the
■rfssing 1 roperty.
been killing end butchering my sheep.
Loins K naft ,
Port Orford, Or.
Denmark
The solo majl carrier has not B„d F. B. Tichenor, both vsteraus
toen without his (rogóles during tto of t|ia Spanish-American war.;
wet weather of the putt week. Con-
M r. Johnson has seen 18 years
tractor Davidson had tire trouble service in the arm y, and ae a disci
going to Bandon last Thursday that pHnarian has a raaord among the
made him w couple of houra late in bMt One team of National Guard
striving there, and then on his re. riflemen that be trained fiuisbed
tu rn trip that bight he hung up oo j eleventh ia the national shoot, and
»slippery h ill and arrived at Port another Oregon team that he drilb
Orford at 3:80 in the morning when • «d long third place, which is the
he should Iiava been hers before, highest position ever won in that
midnight. And la add iavnlt to In event by a National Guard team.
Jury, he stalled the following night,
f t fc extremely doubtful if there
when coming home, on the same J u another oonuty in the United
hill. Being alone, it was slow work 'g u te s among whose young men
Meedaines A. 8. Johnston. N. H .
Larson, T . B. Davidson and E. L .
each bid, . ash or certified chsCk.
P. J. L ibor ran.
W h ite went to Bandon Saturday,
Administrator <>f tbe estate of
_
Thomas (torneiiu«, deceasad. from which place they accompanied
Date of first publication April 88, 191». the tond to tbe race meet at M yrtle
Point the following day. Sunday
N o tic e .
Mrs. 4. H . Zum walt and the Misses
Notice i? hereby given to n il persons Bernice Chandler and Eunice Jam
whom li may concern, not to enter up
ieson started in the Zum walt ear, getting out, and it was 6:30 tto fol- there is ss'big ■ per oent of fine rifle
on or trespAas upon tto premises of L .
lowing morning when he reaehed ' «hot« as there 4« in Curry. Her
Knapp, for th»- purpnaa of hunting, or with J. H . and Percy Zum w ah, for
tto top of tto h ill, about half o f' young met. to re toen raised fiom
ilHiiinr witli ihmik nod line. Said pre­ the same destination.
mises are situated on Elk River, Corty
Conn:y.«Oregon, and generally known
a« the •‘Bond” |dac«.
Anv person or paraoi s ao treepa«^
In» for the purpose of bunting, Bailing,
or traveling through in any ahape fdvra
or manner, or tearing down feneee, or
U-uring out side g»tea open, or molest­
ing peraonal property, «rill be prosecu­
ted to the full extent of It o tew.
War. K. Jobnaoa,
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n;
Leureeof »be above
named premisaa
The reception given to the band which be had eurdurnyed during infancy with a r ile la thrir hands,
tbe night io the rain. I t was » rather * and trumping over our mountains
buy« at the T illicum Glob Friday ■
delapidated
looking and not t t o ' has given thsendurance that would
•veiling was a very,enjoyable affair.
tost nsturga* mail carrier in Ito mpeeially fit them for campaign
The hoys came oat la their naw
uniforms'»•<! made a flna appear­ world that arrived here a t 9 o’clock wurk ia a country like Mexico,
that morning, a n /'i I is easy to int- W ith sack material to* work on Mr.
ance. Refreahmenls of coffto, aan-
wtehee and «aka were served— nnd egine «h ut he would like to have Johnson should whip into shape *
done with those who tod bis ached J company that would win national
each cake«I— five af them war« big
vie ebaaged so that he ha« to m ake, reputation.
cream ones such aa Curry's
tbe home run after night. Follow. I Jf ib« war cloud doesn’t clear,
and
the
can make to
other»— welt, wa got so to ffly 'la M k ing tto broken axle af last week recruiting offices w ill be opened in
ed frying to'cam ple all of them Contractor Knapp laid tto Ford off Langloia, Port Orford, Geld Beach
that we don’t know whet they were for a few days that rune eooth f r a a i end Brookings, aad the organise
but anyway they were detWoua, tore,aad carried tto mail with stage! tion of the oompany « i l l be poshed
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t to oompbMoa.
i and thua ended a pleasant ereoleg. foams.
Notice Is hereby given to all yeraoas
not to tre»paaa npon what la known aa
th a Pfistorar Range, nrar tto mouth
of Bruali ereek, for the purpose of 6ah-
ing, hunting, or otherwise.
W. T. W bitb , 8a.
Leasee of the above mentioned tend.
To bettor accommodate our growing trade
and increasing nnmber of petrous we have
been compelled to add to our general stock
of Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions, as
follows: Hardware, Duiry Supplies, Stump­
ing Powder, Oils and Paints, Farming Im ­
plements of all kinds, including McCormick
Mowing Machines and the celebrated Web­
ber Wagons, etc., etc. And don’t overlook
our up-to-date stock of Men’s and Boys’ Cloth­
ing, Roots and 8hoes, Ladies’ Dress Goods,
Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco, Candy, Nuts a i d o-
tions, Rolled Barley, Grsse Seed and Seed
Grain.
O bdbrs tasks yon anythiso wot on hand