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Dr. P. A. Schmidt was down from
Langlois yesterday and put Mrs. C.
Tbe following account of two W. Zumwalt's leg in a plaster cast.
at The Code-Curry Fair w ill ho held waddings of well known residents The iajurad lady continues to gel
M y rtle Point on Sept. JStb to
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of the Rogue river section was ta ­ along nicety.
15th.
kes from last w«*k> Reporter:
A deuce is advertised to take
Sunday thomlog JaaL at the Gold
place at Euchre Creek next Satur­
Beaeh hotel, I we» of tbs wall known
We noticed in last week’s' Van1
day, the » l b .
Euchre creek restdeatg became oue,
bums a challenge for any pupil in
D uring 1916 Coon county manu­ when Judge Wood officiated at the
factured 2,000,000 Ibe. of cheers and ceremony winch Joined 8. P- Merrill Cooe or Curry to beat the school
record of Lowell Johnston of Port
820,000, lbe. ol hutter.
and Mrs. H . Fish. M r. and Mrs.
Orford and although we think that
M r .. Hanaeu, of the Star ranch at \V; A.' Biahel were beet man and young toan has done verv w»ll, jret
Langlois, relumed jo her home fast maid for tbe non pie, no other guests we believe Theodore Wakeman of
Saturday fro m ' a short visit la being pts**nU' , After thei^rempiiy
Wedderburn has done one better.
Mr. and/Mre. M errill left for (heir
Marshfield.
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Theodore was thirteen years old
IfemA At RnCbm ¿reek.
the tenth day of May. He entered
The Oregon Journal has lost Its
school when he was almost sight
light to do away with the printing
Saturday evening, at the Preaby years of age. Hae never gone over
of delinquent tax lists, and such
terian church. Rev. J. W. Hoyt of­
lists will continue to be published
six montlte during any one year
ficiated et tbe wadding of D. T ,
snd made ail average of 86 per
in the future aa they have been in
Crockett and Mies Lora Pearl Bucb cent.
the past.,
anan. The ceremony took plaoe in
Wedderburn is indeed proud of
J. C. French returned U n Friday the presence of quite a gathering of
this record.
from a business trip tu Bandon and relatives, with Ztliniler Crockett
Cooe Bay. I t la underatood that he and Mies Nina Scbulties as attend
Ts Aid Dawymg-
has negotiated the sale of some lend ants o«i tbe bridal couple. The
on Sixes that has netted b iin a nice groom i« the son.of M r. bud ‘Mr».
H . A. Chaplin of P i/laonth. WIs
.commission.
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An appropriation o f 920,000 was throughout the 'county, and the associated with the U. 8. dairy -di.
tirade by the Legislature for the bride is the daughter of Mr. and vision and working with the county
building of en armory at Marshfield. Mrs. Buchanan of Wedderburn, re­ agriculturist, J. L. Smith, arrived
The site hag beeu dou a led ,by the cent arrivals from Eureka, Califor­ here last night aud have gone to
town, end an additional 910,0C0 nia.
M yrtle Point.
will be raised locally.
M r Chaplin will be hate for the
The Ladies Aid will meet Friday
with Mrs. O. Leneve.
Only the moat op-to-d^te la
M a k M h g h g h M k a ta d ta M a M M k d J I
Watches. Bracelet«, J and
Lavalliera are carried ita
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IN Alarms,,
Stock. BIG BEN
tain pen«.
PARKER Fountain
and ATHENA Silverware
are always carried W our
Large Stock
A largo eheaae factory io being
bniU on F.T. M e X alien’s daiiy
form at Langlois.
A rthur Mayor returned to his
homo at this place Friday f> om a
short .business trip to Bandon, -
Chat. Neumano m,t Io a trip to
Baudot) with In . lento the latter
port of la«t week after a load of
freight.
WATCH ;REPA|BIW
la our Specialty. Ni
too difficult lor our
Pepartumat. Try
be convinced.
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Mrs. W. Button returned Tuesday
last, fsom a three week« visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Guerin, of
Langlois. -
BOYLE JEWELRY CO. Î
Bullin, Ori
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COLLIER H. B U M f /W W
W ill Bailey and wife, atyer a few
weeks’ r i . i l to M r. Bailey’« <dd home
at Wedderburn, returned to Bequa,
California, last-week.
Foreatrr J. 11. Curl has moved
h it family from town to the Ranger
Station e l Middle Elk, where they
w ill reside during the summer.
Wedded At Ceuxty Scat
Family Patent Hard-
GIVE IIS YOUR 0 » FDR
GIVE US A TRIAL
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«W ill Glarno has leased tbe C h»r,
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Forty reach on E lk river and h o
Gold Beach,
moved his fam ily from Port Orford
to
that place for their future resi­
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P . A . 8 C H M ID J ,; M . D ^
A dance and tbrae-act comedy
Physlctan * BÍit^reou
w ill lake piece at Agnesa Saturday
Ophir, Ore , Feb. 11,1917. next mouth working with thfe Coos
D IE D — At Edith, Camden Co.
night to celebrate the completion
L a n g lo is , O re g o n
M r. 8- P. M errill and Mrs. Han and Curry Counties Cheese Assoois
Missouri, Feb. 7 th, 1917, Mrs. M. K ’
of t he foot bridge across Bogue riv
Telephone connection with main lino
Vance, ag^ 67 year». Mrs. Vance nah Fish were married at Gold Hon in standardizing the cheese
er at that plaoe.
was the only sister of the late Thoe. Beach, Oregon, at 10 a. m. Sunday products of the fourteen creameries
Among the sick at Mandi field the
Cornwell of Ibis place. She wae a Feb. 11, 1917. The happy pair m the association.
Time« reports that Perry Dodson,
Mr. Myeis is here to work with
true Christian woman and leaves a journeyed by buggy to the residence
of Gold Beach, ba« about recovered
of Mrs. J. M errill, lbe mother of M r. Smith in the formation and
large fam ily to moarn her death.
from hia late operation, and that
the groom, where a plentiful Wed­ development of ootv-ttating associa
M in Jennie McLellan, formerly of i One of the good acta passed by ding dinner wae served. The house
(ions and will remain in the oounty
Port Orford, was operated on there the late Legislature was the one was prettily decorated in pink and about two weeks. He stales that
G o l d B o a c h . Q j e g o n last Friday.
compelling every school district to
green fur the occaaeion.
this oounty haa the best organiki.
huva at least eight months school
Those present were Mr. atf’d Hrs. lions for oow testing in the west.
A. H . Thom s., superintendent
Has the Only Set of Abstract of the Sixes River Mining company, during lbe year. This give» every S. Pi Merrit), Mrs. J. M errill, Mr. Such organisation if rapidly in ­
ouunlry boy'and girl in 'th e stale a
and Mrs, P. C. Zahniaar, Mr. A. creasing throughout the country,
Books in Carry County —
returned Thursday from a husloses
better opportunity to secure at least
D. Znhnieer, and Miss Cecilia J. the 211 for the United Stales of •
visitón San Francisuo and proceed­ a common School education.
year ago having grown to 400 at
Eighteen Years Experience ed the following morning to his The Ladies’ Aid entertainment in Zwhnirer.
present.. M r. (¿haplin claisae wb»o.
campon Sixes River. M r. Thomas’
H igkla Denver.
company is one of the sucoeseful tbe Fromm hall last Friday even­
lutely no relation to the "diatin-
Prompt, Efficient Service
guiahed “Charlie” be states.— Onos
mining operators in thia section of ing, consisting of a Shadow Play
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Denver; Feb. 16.— Potatoes today Bay Times.
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the stale, a large forre of men being and an Old Maids’ Tea Party, was
attended by a Urge crowd anti the rival oranges and apples in price on
W. A. WOOD, Manager
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oontinually employed.
program was thoroughly enjoyed. Denver markets. An increase of Carry’s Representative Makes Geed
W . A. Bishel and son, Roy, were Games of various li n ’d ^w ire played
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91.50 a . hundred weight on beet
Record
in town over last Friday night en-
and the band was out a n d 'in te r­ grades of tubers, bringing the price
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route to Marshfield. The latter has
spersed ihe evening’s fun.' with to 95.60 a hundred, furoed dealers,
Frank It. Ticheoor, Joint Repre­
Atty, at Law, N otary Public been troubled w ith fife aide for some music.
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they say, to fro I the retail price up sentative from Cop* and Curry, has
time and M r. Biahel wsa going with
Port Orl^rd
mada an ‘ excellent reeord e t Ibe
John S w e d b lo p jiu arrived here to four pounds fur 25 cents.
him to the bay where he expected
late session of the Oregon .J>gitla-
that the young man woukFbn o|»er from Minneapolis ««iLfFU L-ga to
t Yu'e- .. Be.wee one of the .fey mem-
Cass
WiH.Be
ffsarded,
Curry
county
wdtese
-JsehnAolfiO
»ted on fer appendicitis n t the Mer-
»\t J ta-i p «nt M.MAt&Y*
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W. A. W
hers of that body who oöiild get up
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ey Hospital. W . BisheMR t U hoe acrew of timber lan d with two m il
on
hia feet and command .thq a tte s t
Press
telegram*
from
Eugene
slat«
ATTO RNEY
pitabla landlord of the Gold Beach lion feet'of standing timber. H e
lion
of his oolleegues. He refused
that
the
Southern
Pacific
has
sent
comes to i negotiate for the sale of
hdlel.
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the land at 93600 and w ill probably out nrmed guards to protect the.tan- to “log roll“ and tie himself down
Geo. Fromm, Harold Johnson end
settle on the Bay. He was at M yr nels end bridges. , The Cooe Bay by caucus pledges, and w'»« th in
Warren James went l a Bannon last
tie Point ten years ago but pi is is line ie meniioned as one of the sec free tu support or oppose, on the
D r. F . A
Saturday with the expectations of
Ilia first visit to Msrakfield.— Cooe lions which is being watched and it floor of the House, the ditfereut
continuing the journey as far
Resident
is stated that guards have been sent measures as he saw fit. A record
Bay Times.
Portland. The young men Were off
to ail the tunnels and bridges, Thu of bis vote shows that be worked
The people of Bandon have pro
to see a jilt ie of the world-«fid M id
ideals to protect sgainat a Ay cranlts consistently in behalf of the tax­
tested
against building costly con
that if they could find the right
Will make periodical
otQ erw ap sympnthtaare whomiaht payers of theBtale.and lhe'promot
aad Port Orford. All
kind of employment they woold* Crete bridges, sa recommended by attempt to damage property. The era ûf qarttiopehle legislation here
probably not return to Port Orford *»»e State Engineer, on tbe road be
guard wiU-ont ¡allow-Mitf one to go ever in dread of his righteous<' in -
Afceen that town and Langlois.
for some tim e.
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through tbe tunneU without being dignation. And M r. Dchenor not
They prefer inateaj to h^v.e the
C. W . R O B B I
only worked in tjbe right direction
escorted.— Coos Bay Harbor. -
Despite tbe rain and muddy roads
bridges built of Port Orford cedar
but be worked faith fu lly, not shirk­
F hysichen and Surgeou, ,
Sam Malehorn continues tot run his
and the remainder of the 964,000,
ing hia officiai dutiaa io lobbying
Ford
between
Port
Orford
and
Ban­
Gold Beaehj'j O regon?
that ie available to improv^ thia
and soda! pleasures as many mem
don. Tbs upkeep of a machine
road, used in giving it a ooating
Gov. W4lhy00.nl>« hasAffixed his hers del. He wm one of the very
running over the roads at this time of Floras creek gravel. ?
mature
the Rogue ■riyerz,fish,
river/,fish. ’
n”1 U>e only, member of the
J. O. JO H N S O N
ture to tbe
of the year is such that there is lit-
More than 910,000 gofth of pots
.wRtch p ro h ib it'e m n ie | in the Hoaee who-neither mi seed a roll
a t t o r n e y a t l a w Its, if any, profit to be made, but
the use of sW neW +bblOw
•. »«Bt «pon any measure.
M r. Malehorn does a good business toes have already been shipped out
21 Years Practice iwOregee Courts
J’s Ferry, t h is to H H R ope H it etrictattention to duty was in
during tbs summer months and be of Coos county by H. W. Coats, Io
ntrsst w the aWton ~ d f
G o ia n m a e fti
O i - f l g c * does not propose to nyglect the trav­ act commission titan, snd hets now oy
jest fon
his
seat
m
att,
M r. Peck, of Co,»«,
combing
every
ceinmuoity
for
All
passed
tire
Legislature,'
sew.
D is tric t A U o rn e v fo r C u r ry Cw. eling public when there are a few
who spent pi uch of hie time at Sa
its fate hu
hardships to be met with. People the spuds available. Ha ha» been eraj
should appreciate hie consideration paying 92 25 per hundred pound« ' «nce. The g„r arnor W«a ntft eup lem outahje the House of Rapre-
Te W h o m It M a y Concern.
aentatHWs. |
by keeping b it car crowded when cash, and it. ie said tbe price baa 'p o e rtlfe ’Hkin sympathy with the
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now
been
raised
to
92
60.
The
lb
ip
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tueaauri'I'and
many
wouliTnot
ftn
ve
1, tbe undersigned, hereby slew no­ good weather and opposition cornea.
menta are made to fLiorajneeto, been surprised had he-vetoed iU
tice that 1 have a Aonveyance
OBITUARY
ter lota la - John R. Smith and eon, Owen,
Patentee to tidelaftda aad water
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Thia act w ill psoiyLly not «take
the Harlior of HorAOrford, Oregon, oo who came fin from southern Coo* .Cal. In Sfn Fyauoisco potato»
have been iellirfg a1 fròlli , 4 10 5 a great deal of diff«fet»(!6 in H y flsh S h * ugh Neely died at the State
a portion ol wblefea part of the wharf
sa.
is erected without my eonaai t. AU county 8unday evening are (lopping nenia retail.
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Hjliital nt Salem last Friday, Feb­
ing a t the mouth of th e' Boga.» ‘a.
parties are herebv warned not to ' whaL • “ lhe oitY fur r few <1" y* be*"re
piles or trespass tu any manner what­
Henry M., Axtell returned ?Moo. , for the past few year» ih^km at bulk ruary if it h jip ir , aged over 70 yea
soever on eaid tidelands or watt r lota, turning to the mining dietriot. day from a ¡r ip to Marahfc-W whore of the otJmou bnvedjeen caugb£ fey I? M r, besh«cwm« to Curry ctatint
MM. AaMa
. O - > o r ' . John Smith had been in the Rock
:: ,B
’»0’e- He e w « jewefed' •
Portlaad, Oregda. * . f t l J X O i f i j « r i^ d ia tr fc l iur several m tm rijjftd l tm vfent in an endeavor to,get sunte the gill nettayw. .*
' / ' ;Gy profession, snd for many yei?r»
machinery
-shipped
knee
that
he
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came out with a nioe quantity of
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followed.!«!*trade in Bandon, m«*v,’4'
Reeds in his black sand operations
HRMAemOLi^d Feinted. J i l l > W ^ ^ o r t Orford where he
at Gold Run. He failed te receive
KNAPP HOTEL
with him all winter. They
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‘a . . . . j «1*9 conduced a jewelry store,
much eucouragemeui from the boat
Port Orffrd, Or«gou,
hioety-eix thouaeed eorre df land
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to go beck and atari operations on owners, and ht contemplating bav.
valued at 9f.000.000, ¿ t,e e n
Ab,,Ul,
7
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a
larger
Male.
Mr.
Smith
had
one
ing
the
material
wUpped
overl*»»d-
G o rd Feed 3 t* b lw a tta c h e d .
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moved tn Ins home near Euchre
L. D. Carter, M r, A xtell’e partner Bay end Roseburg, Ore., have >»eert
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'creek, whcie he since resided.' He
I .. K N A P P P r o p r i e t o r ja r of gold which contained about from Portland, arrived in Fort Or
ordered forfeited to the Unjted States
9250 worth uf Ihe precious metal.
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was aqoiet, amiable man. scrupu-
ford last week and will remain hern
the cir
Miss Helen W illa rd returned to for a lime. He ' ie much pleased government by deCiaion of
u
« .j luusly honest, add one who never
tùrrt-eiaea in every respeta.
her home at Langlois last Saturday with the outlook, and the work that ouit cou|A*of /
?»’ - n i l r '
wronged his fellow
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from «pending a month visiting in hae already been done. Tbe Ion previoud A»clkibn ol T b i Uuifed I man.
scraper, operated by a donkey en- State, dlrtvicvcourt of Oragom
Thp
(>w.n
CURRY COUNTY REAL ESTATE southern California. The most of gine, has been at work for the past
her time wae spent witlaan old
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health
for
seVeraUfear*.
and alroUl
two weeks, and enough values have
friend at Pomona. Mias W iliiard already t»een lak'en from the tends
ie a music teacher, and one of the to insure the success of the enter the United Stale« supreme c u r l In take him 1» the Stale Hospital
1 have buyers • far Fartha, Timber
it f» atfAnunced.
objects
of her Journey was to bright priae.
Claims, Sheep, Cattle, or Dairy ranches.
for treatment. 11« -I. sh I Ihe trip
The land was - granted B y / con
an up in «oa>c of tbe latent methods
well, nut realising where he was,
Call and see me, or tend ^ A e r i p -
Cards* Tkaakx
grese »6 1867 to llteCrtoe BayfWog
used in her profeseiou, end along
hot passed away a few day« after
tion and list your property Witin^se.
on Road company with the pfcovje.
thia line, as well ae in aeooial way,
Arriving at (hat iuatitulion.
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We wish to thank the Band Boys
ion that it be «old foT not mot* (hwn
she
eaya
that
she
was
amply
re
AGENT for Urtderwood Typewriter.
M r. Neely ia surviveil by a wid­
for their kindness in letting us use)
All old machines «if any make taken ae paid for her trip. W hileeheenjoy- their hall free of charge a *A hw 'he 92.50 in acre and in parcels of not ow who for^lhe pa-rt few years »nr-
part payment
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rounded him with devoted care
ed her visit and the elimnte in the excellent music they furnished dur­ more tha» 160 acres.
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The pt4|Mirt* la trf WtAta ink. the •w rif her own heSlth was impaired,
“ sunshine state,” yet she came beck ing the evening, also Mrs. Dean for
Carefnl aad prompt nerriea gbran
the use of Her organ, and Meaart. haml« o fU .d ll« T . V titJ u g ta o . Le and now in her bereavement ehs
to be» coxy home at Langlois strong­
the busineaa of I '
Bunch, Loucks and Larson for their
has the svinpathy pf many friends.
er than ever in Ibe belief that there assistance in making our entertain land Staniord and other.. Then I t The bodyps g ex peeled to peat through«
was trauafarred to the present o«B j J’orl Orford today and will be inter­
fe no place quite to aloe ae old Ore­ ment a success.
JF. B. T I& E N O R .
n company, red in the Gold Beach cemetery.
cem
era, the southern Oregeo
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abird ’ A id S ocixtt .
gon.
PortOrford, Oregon,
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DENMARK
FARMERS
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Curry County U s triit-
Rualt, Company.
F u ll L in e o f D ry
Goods, N o tio n s a n d
F u rn ish in g s, F re s h
G roceries, a n d in fa c t
e v e ry th in g y o n w a n t
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B la c k s m ith in g
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W agons and B uggies for «ale, kept in Stock,
also A gent for A ll R in d s of Farcqing i m ­
plem ents; M cCormick Mowers, etc.
Wood and Iron Work prom ptly d on e' at a'
reason ab le price. Y our patronage solicited.
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Board by Day, Week or Month
B u tc h e r
Shop
in
C o n n e c tio n
Choice Meats at a K< inonable Price -
Y o u r P a tr o n a g e S o lic ite d
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