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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1916)
mirf. her of lime« to to m out some X U . Upton were among lb« most <0Q or JOB paper«, he wsa ready » pl«a*»ol to «temory. I have no ‘ welcome the M a t job— patU n* op doubt that thia was due to the ever- the m ail. present kindness apcor.ied ma by The day’« work done, ms « M id the editor and bis fam ily, with wash our hands ie a beato « f d ear who® I boarded. After a auaip- water at the rear of the ebop. and taaaa meal prepared by Mrs. Upton dry the® on “ paper towel»," which and her adopted daughter, I would were sometime« the ragged outside reed fwr an hour or two and then, papers from the pack of ready prist In a snowy had that was fit for the insides; but more often old news, «ode to ooenpy, would forget Ute pepe.-w fiom the exchangee. W e ( hard working i*«aa, the tirin g of people e«to«ap«d to an» wer bad »io other towels, and needed: type that grew with »nail like re- none. 1 Iwlieve thie was the fffa t’ I octal»«*, The uewapaper towel— and and i shall add ® v »fate to theiong at ring of elnrieaon the print «bop time the “ sanitary* paper towel weal pea« lato tlie »«<*1 land of dream», When M r. Upton'« wife] M r. Upton, beside» being a print- towel. One writer says that he used used. Cmty Abtrirt salty Csmpany. ilaslhe Only Set of Abstract Books in Corry Coufty Eighteen Years Egperienee Prompt, Efficient Seryic« W. A. WOOD, Manager R B. HALL Atty, at Law, Notary Public Port Orford W. A. WOOD a tto r sbt a t la w GOLD BRACH-ORRGOX Dr, F. A. Vogo Resident Dentist Randan, Orngto JPill make periodical visit« to Langloi», >nd Port Orford. AU work guaranteed. C. W. ROBBINS, M. D. Fliyalelan and Burgeon Gold Bead), Oregon. pepar towel« fifteen years ago. He asked him how we dried our bend« it not ia it when it comae toaneieat when we had no towel, he tm iitog- history un the subject of paper tow ly replied: “ W hy, we dry them oh Gold Beeqfc • /«w day» »go enroute to Foniend. F «arc Hon. j . H . Upton baa been lit disposed, and bia weekly pootribu Uon wilt be m>«ned from our ,col urnne thia week. of the moat retentive memories I have ever known. He is still liv ing, having passed the age of eighty, tout was forofa to retire from aotive life through a stroke of paralyaie. H a still retains his remarkable memory, and I know he can teatify to the truthfulness of my »lory of “Tbe F irst Paper Towels.” * •■ »nd bole Mrs. Maude Lgmsom, landlady M at the Breakers at Gold Bench, was vieii la towu Saturday returning from a for i few day»’ visit at Bandon. * Her J. H untley pasted down the coast yeste/Jyjr, returning to bia home at Gold Beach from attending to legal' business before the Cop* county 6,11 • * f' wl,° r , '° A»urt. •'*'< TIST? A VOGE T mii W in. fJandl.in of Coquille was a tilM| plrgMflt caller nt ibis office laet ev- ening, while returning from looking after the paper trade w fajr as Gold M Beach, ca»' witli The Port Otford Garage has been wlj w (bund too »m»ll to adequately ao hoU( Oommodate its petrous and P. J. yrttii Lindberg ia building *n 8 foot adrii- p lion io the south side o f the b u ild -| aj wl Geo. L . Coburn, in i ora nee agent from Bandon who for several years was located at Langlois, bas been »pending several (lays in town on one of his periodical visits to this section. Sept. 24, 25 a n d 26 P O R T O R FO R D : S ept. 27, 28, 29 a n d 3 0 »ho, He I tecoi K. H ry a to», ager t L a s t T rip T h is F a ll »wauoAM.... f W . A, Bishel, who was operated on at North Bend last week for ab an aces» of the kidney, u reports I to be cre*’1 gelling along nicely although i t 1 ^uu will probably be about a month be- ; “ ’ M (ore be can Jcsve the hospital. 11 - rder Y o u r N ew S u it An apt« broke on the mall truck Cees 9»y Attorney Dies, running between lure and Bandon one dav last week, and slope that j, lime, pending the receipt <jf a naw I|(W, «?*». M; M . Gtapsbsw h*» been car- & w l o t p ri.J,y «her a’ ItagW lffi n e t s » from neighboring pletoe. * > doubt have had the first lute ia r fin jf iheYnsil ih J iti Ford trtilk - illness covering several months. Hi« total shipment to Portland U»U > *•> » ’ P«‘ n* lower caee end the aeo- Lest the Reporter remind us fa Mr. Bennett was bom in Ireland year w ill amount to 400 head. ¡ » d i n twenty Jo ur point cap». One 1‘ktop liiktory |tr»igb t” we yisb to g l years ago, gnd ITM one of the Before tbe advent o f the railroad t thing I did know; I oouU operate a eey-tbetwe were mistsksa In stgtigg pioneer residepie of Co<* bay. H « cattle from this aastloo had to bn “ Waahington*J»aud preea to per to Rxweburg^W’retern fection. I believe as a pre»» man I that the Jerry Huntley who died In was a brilliant speaker and a man driven M yrtle Point recently wee a jiephpw of much hyainsas a b ility , sad dur Wor)d , could excel the mao who gave tue to J. H m uiey of Gold Beach. Tga w g 1)1» residence a t MarabBeld ao /C O Q U IL L E , partie» are ht-rebv warned nqt to da* pile» or treapaas in any r»»'‘M r wfa fio*ver mi Mtld tidelanda or water lot Man. A »a a C. D abv . Portl.iud, Oregon. not » nlipheg. Aa wil t he aean alaewhere in It * If A V’ n e . w ilt * * ’ * “ g heart««» m *» » l‘°*« death thie »•.««• <*»«X •» S" T i * r’ W* he in bw «.im m un ity but j . felt »» «« ill Laeglui« ae«i Port Orford avxt week- . , . . , .. qii»iiit»iice». K N A PP HOTEL Fort Orford, Or-gou, Go rd Feed S ta b ia attached. 1 .. K N A P P P r o p r ie to r Klrat-class in every reap« L Notica Is hereby givpu to a ll persons aho.n It may oonevrs, n o t » enter up on nr tresiKvea upon the pramleee of L . Jinapp. fur tbe purpose of buutlng. nr flablni; will. UOOK and line. Paid pre- n.iaee are situated on Elk River, Curry County, Oregon, ano ggqeealjy known »« the “ Bund” plaee. ABV person or p«r«di s so tmepnsa- |«K tor the purpose of bunting, Ashing, or trsvwling through in any shape (urm or manner, or tearing down fences, or Jeavingont side g.teu open, o f »oleet- tug personal property, will be pmeocu ed to th e (n il «stent of the law. Wn*. R. Johntqp, ; r Leseepof to- above named premise- u1! , 7 " ^ ** hhn ’ * Notice 1» hereby given th«t W illi» T. Widte 8r , the executor of the est tool Juliu» A. H , Koeh, dpceaaed, hM «led ' hU final aooount in sa|d eahste In the County Oeurt of Oitr.y'county, State of Oregon, and that Monday the 2nd day Of October, lots, at the hour uf 10 o’clock A. M ., has been duly app»inted bv sai.l court lor the hearing of objec tion» to «uch final «/count and the settlement thereof, at which time any person lnter-»ted in a-ld eetate may appear »nd file objection« thereto in .vntiiig and contest the same W ii x i a T . W b it b f s , Kxecaaerof the eetate of Julius A. H. Koch, deceased. ________ J. H . U P T O N . » NOTARY PUBLIC. L as «-"-«, pvany Co., Ofaoos • A nidnw apd two cbiMr.n, “ we' ' ifc §tom»er Ceupem Burned, School started at Port Orford -- ---------- Monday with a good atleodano« of p ne o( t|,# ft„e«t paa»»nger »learn- pupils. Prof J. D Bkiqoh ja in op n ,e pM jge coa»l wa« l>i»l charge of the advanced giailce and wBen Congrv»«, plying beiwevn Mrs. Rice has the prim ary room. Angtlea sod Seattle, waa burned Roth are experienced teeobera, and J hey |M i Thursday aflet* the ensuing acl,0«i» term ie aore to noon. he a profitable ope for tbe ch ildren,' Tbe Congress waa about 80 miles Beecher J»«« and fa m ily returned off Bandmi when the Bre »a« di* Monday from visiting with M r-, covered. She wae heeded full speed Jess’ ei»l»r, M»«. Hugh Johnson, at for Coo. bay, and with the dying Bridge in Cone county. They went throb uf her engines signalled the up tome ton day« ago With Tz B. bsr dredge Michie to which all the Oevidton who was enroute to Grants persons on the burning steamer were, Raas. W hile M r. dem was away J trcnaferrml in »afaty Ql the h it blacksmith work waa taken care people «o the Ooogree» $¡>3 were pf by Frank Htdmsn. i passenger«. Several were ogerpenc A. D Winegar ami Marion 2Jum t y 1“ b~ l *"d n” w alfitifked up»ou»e8 or 10 life koala h w Were |<»l wa. due to the per- iNun the .te n te r Congrem, whieh , ortfat that g r - i ml • « * « « ^ E xecutor’s Notice o f F in a l A c co u n t. . n , * T it will pruhahly be the U r1». '««J T B, DOpU M ri. A r, hlir vielt «hi» year an that to o « In need Uf of dental work •hould arrange to ___________ From Kogiaad to Bandon in n lM teen day« aeema almost improbable, yet that ia the time made by Mlto H ild a T . K night, who arrived here * ... . ** —— was enroute to Lang- hai bean engaged to glie camo vie the oniinestai roots to md say* that »he le «till belter time by tl»od. has much istsveet ^hQ*it the war, as- ie side of the home who are bearing a ie burden.— Western • ^ 7 ■ A ,u - u • ■ " ''■ “'» ‘s ™ 8 . r eonn . aonn are Worth from WOO to 8300 s,” ~ ..... *« -w.h fe*‘ lOBM . 7 9 8 o gross tooa, and each, » ’ e.,non.«wv . .u i ' , , , , . w»a worth » J,000,000 at thia time, and as they were abandoned when . ,, . . 1 j ... io . . .« A Her burning hull has been lowed they went adntt Winegar and • „ s „ rl, , ih .'t n t o Coos bay. Her sides are red Zum waft will undoubtedly get the ’ . . . . . . . . . ’ Itol and II 1» estimated it will take Sa vagy 1 »y I lwo f,,r t|lv fire Io burn out. Many hunter» have been piastogj | j „ i ,t,e Gmgres* l.oen » tittle , down the coast the past «» > » on ,he would hive had to | their way fa.m C o M ta w W mto Ibe O f f w h i < j | i w<>uIJ , wilds of C u rry . One ,tarty of »ix . our towu with »hip- i men were driving a four horse wag- From Chas. E. Mathers, The Tailor Who will b e a t tbe Knapp hotel each Saturday and Sunday with a fine and up-to-date line 6f made-to-measure sample« to «elect from, Have your doth«« made in the latest style. Prices «reasonable. NO FIT, NO 8 ALE. C leaning A PRBsauro neatly d o n e-lea v e articles with M r. U ploe’aoface w e ia im a ilo n « oontainiag two ckaee of brevier •» **“ • < !« •" * » 1’ of Jot ■»«* advertising type, nn old fa»h -a Ab— ~ ioned Job preea and a homemade ■ • * • 1 * 1 * Pr* « ‘ het wee sim ilar to a Washington, The job preea was «-ns of those on which the platen * • • throws op to make the imprea »ion by ineatiaof foot power, having a spring to tbiqw the platen back, The inkiog wac dons by ateans of s two bandied band roller. Like the earn» and type stand., thqjiewepaper press was tbe handiwoik of the -Reporter*«” editor, and wae the most unique pre«» J have ever seen __ __ ____ or ever expect to tee. The lever in rest ft-to » Seld. U li,t ut Qp*r»tiong aidewiae like that on a Washington, had to be rviaor Maodq? has pullad downward to make the im >e approved contract preegion, and was thrown back by •west Servies telle mean« of springs. There waa no of limber in tbe Sis crenk for operation of the bed, no Forest to the C glL t j » » * " . BO friaket, no long roller— a Lum ber Com pony, no «devil.” The bed had to he op- a large eewrpil» »1 b* b»Bd’ Th« blanket was eg««. Thia timber, iaoged unto the under able of the all OtHiglaa Sr, is l>l«»«n K w vytM ng »bout ibe pre», Qhetoo riser and exeept bed and Springs and a few >ut two miles <>f log« h"11» • w'1 •«">*». “* * ,,od- ke out. »n o« the Thia ia the way we would get out i large amouol of ite the edition, a fi*r the farm» were on take out in front of tbe pre»»: I would daub «»me ink areal timber, cutting on tbe square “ Uiak” »f the job rest timber ie not re pr»*», which was kept within reach i until /an n ary 1, of the •’ Upton.” distribute it with l a ll be removed by ‘ he »»»II hand roller and then ink • the forma, one at a lim e, by ehov »resent taw >» per fa« “ * toller aero»», ra M A f it to -ipta from the sale of • » • * i‘ to lorn »lightly, and then oea to lite G ionty pa I ling it tat<* * » » * • »** d fund; |0 per eept T » *o I »««»Id pUce Ute p » |rr no for the cnnatructiuo theTdRB» with my band», taking rail« inside the N a - < * « •’» 8«‘ the margin» «van, above The remainder goes ¡ ‘ he bed under the pialeu by ttirana Treasury* • hand«»trap on the end of lit« _______ __ bed, sod pull does tbe lever. Then I would pull tbe bed out, take tbe - ' paper off and place it on a nearby < faC flrm ef Ch—y » table, sod go through the perform- ^ S b tta M le w W h "to ao«» all over again, J k T t ta M Im * By the time a man had made Cmvna ^ wwiia ». a puflfaisat C. W. ZUMWALT & SONS ©all and See @ur Lines Denmark Mercantile Co Store To bettor Accommodate our growing trade and increasing number of patrons wo have been compelled to add to our general stock of Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions, as follows: Hardware, Dairy Supplies, Stump ing Powder, Oils and Paints, Earming Im plements of all' kinds, including McCormick Mowing Machines and tbe celebrated Web ber Wagons, etc., etc. And don’t overlook our up-to-date stock of Men’s and Boys’ Cloth- in«» Boots and 8hoes. Ladies’ Dress Goods, Give a tria l order JAS. 5 CAPPS Pr
