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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1917)
a 1 Don’t overlnek the band danoe i n ' Port Orford Uareb I7tb. Only the meat up-to-date in W a tehee. Bracelets, and Levalliere are carried In Stock. B IG B E N Alarm s, P A R K E R Fountain Pena, and A T H E N A Silverw are are alwaya carried in our Large Stock. I John H o ral (bored tba W alker fam ily, who have been living nearj I — The following li last Silver Bntle, to Langloia l»»l week. M r. Walker baa not been In good eraniag from Power«. M r. Lonay D a n o e M a rc h 17 th . la expected toon from tba Eaal health for aome time and haa gone breathe and the hi where h . « . . . he n « ., . doctor. . that aU might T he Ladies Aid w ill meat Friday »bare ha was called by tba illnaaa of bia father.— Cooa Bay Timer. At with Mrs. W. H . Myers. Mrs. Bi. J. Loney came In The shipyard at Bandon ia ex Dean Mostrobrook, jeweler of pected to be in fu ll operation thia Gold Beach, stopped in the city laat summer. ' night on hia return from Portland, Bom, Friday March 2, 1917, to where he went n x week* ago to at M r. and Mrs. B. L. W hite at Port tend (ha funeral of his brother, V ic tor Mcetynbrook of Camby. The Orford, a 10 lb. daughter. U tter was in the city last fall look from this cow testa eight and four j W ing our moments rapid flight— N . Swanson, nf Denmark, waa a ing over business prospectsand made : tenths per cent butter let. I l is »«a™ « » where Death to totting busioeaa caller ta town over a day many acquaintances than. Dean j an exceptionally good cow that ’ n. , <toor the latter part of laat week. Maetenbrouk left for Gol.i Beach > testa six per oent and in one that Darkness soon may round thee fell: The owners of h ill ranches ia Cur today.— Caos Bay Times. goes nearly 2 j per cent better than Love and hate and wit and beauty. ry are happy with mohair at 30c a thia Port Orford believes that it haa Soon must wear a common pall. pound and wool at 40c and atill The crab oannery at Em pire has found • reoord-holder, for the oouu PainUy „ the dilUnt going higher. bean running now two weeks and ty at least. I f we oan’t produce the Does the echoing note prolong; A traveling show troupe gave a strange-to relate the crabs are ju st biggest hen egga, or show the young , Through some heart's pare crystal performance in Port Orford laat as thick in the lower bay as of yore. eat 8th grade graduate, we are go. fountain. "* Saturday night, and passed on up Wo picked up 48 with a rake one ing after the cow record, and w i ll’ . . . .. ... . . , Live, that living, none may bate thee. morning last week which goes to the coast the following day. claim it until someone shows a bet _ worM because o f thee show that the crab cornea in and out U r one. Live, th a t dying. aB shall rate thee’ Mra. M. A. Nielteu and son, Qha« COLLIE» JL ^B U K PINO TON Long, started far. Bandon Monday over the bar with each tide end it will be quite a while befureany can L aw yer to attend tba funeral of Mrs. N iri- nery will drain ttw old Pacific.— Card ef Thanks. ooqif ,w d • l 'U : ~ n ; Fte ■ Gold Beach, Oregon aen’a aonlelaw, Mr, Oman "who died Marshfield Sun. ' • « f • L «■ ............ ti n .it ji h U t iJ a o F. D. Small and V. C. U tie of near that town Monday morning af To the many friends who aa ■ kindly Tillamook, have secured go optical ter a lingering illness. j A. H . Powers, who cam« in from tendered their sympathy end aid during on the Seeborg cannery at Gold P- A- SC H M ID T , M. D P. H . Poole, of the firm of Me the southern end of the county laat the sickness and death o f our husband Benell and have gone to Portland and fa th e r, we herewith express our Kencie A Poole^wbo haa been eaal night waa informed that 20 feet of Physician A Burgeon In ouinplete negotiations for the h eartfelt thanks and gratitude. To all winter trying to market a patent snow had fallen on Eden ridge. Langlois, Oregon purchase of tba plant. I t is - ex those a t Port Urford who helped in the botlie filler, writea that be will be Thia ridge i» the highest point in pected that the deal «rill ba accom care o f him duringhto sickness, and to Telephone oounection w ith m a in lin e borne in the near future. I t ¡a not the southern part of Coos oounly, those a t Gold Beach who assisted In plished immediately. perform ing the laat tad offices for the known whether he was successful having an elevation of about 3,500 Mr. Small and Mr. Urie are now departed, we particularly desire to ex on his tr i^ o r not. feet. There is a weather station in the canning business in T illa press our deep end lasting appreciation Hon. Frank B. Tiehenor started not far from Edem idge, whera the mook, in the Tillamook Ice & Cold of their many kindnesses. L ike rifts yesterday morning fur Coos Bay) aunual rainfall is known to average 8torege Co. They expect to start in the dark ik y , through which warm gleams o f sunlight shine, so w ill their where be will »pend a oouple of 100 inche».— Record. operations at Gold Beach, April 18. remembrance dwell in “ Memory's Weeks. The ohances for M r. Tiohe Certain minor changes in the plant nor’* appointment as U . S- Marshal to inoreaie the general efficiency L a u r a E. S t e w a r t . for Oregon seem to be gaowiog bet H a r d y T. S t e w a r t , will be made and it ia practically Coquille, Or., Feb. 28 — Mrs. Cetb - R u b y M . K x a m t s , ter and better, until it now aeema certain that a cold storage plant lias the Only Set of Abstract P e a r l A . C a r e y . quite certain that he will be chosen erine Figg, aged 74, one oi the best w ill be installed. Books in Carry County^ known pioneer women of the Co (or that place, The Seaborg cannery started op quille valley, died here last night erations two years ago and has been Mr». John Fromm Jr. started for Eighteen Years Experience Portland yeaterday morning where at the borne of her daughter, Mrs. running opposition to the Macleay 1 M H . Hersey. M r*. Figg was born interest», It to stated. (he will receive medical treatment. Prompt, Efficieojt^Service Mrs. Fromm haa not been in good In Dublin, Ireland, and later went The prospective owners have been The expoeure of an alleged plot to Australia. She hue resided in at Gold Beach for the past few deye, between Germany, Japan and Max health for some time, and »be ia go Ihe Coquilla valley since 1868. returning here laat night and going leu, to make war on the Uuited ing where an X -R a y examination W. A- WOOD, Manager north thia morning.— Coo* Bay States haa caused muoh uneesineee can be made. One of her little boys Banden V fl Have New Light Haase. Tim m . among official circles at Washington w ill stay w ith his grandmother in during the past week. However, the town« and the other Will stay with The light house at Bandon ia to tension waa relieved by both Japan Mr. Fromm on hia Brunh creek be transferred from ila present loca- N otary P ublic ranch. and Mexico officially announcing _____.______ liou to tbe end o f lb s je t t y <outh that they have never considered such •Port Orford Ray and H arry H all came down of the river. Tbe work ou the I t seems that Germany Hunters and anglers may buy a plea. from BrVwster Valley, inCooscoun new building is expected to com their licenses at bargain rates be- broached the scheme to both these tjr, in tbe former’s ‘ auto and are mence iu the spring, Tbe light now tweea now and May 91,S tate Onto «pantries, but they refused to take W. A . W OOD in Ute A l Batuiuo is .supplied with Warden Shoemaker announced yes with their sister, Mrs. H . T . Stewart. oil, while the new one will be' etec ATTO BNEX AT LAW terday. * The young men are both recovering trie and much more powerful than G O LD B E A C H . 0 E K G 3 9 The new law increasing the li from repent hospital experience, the tbe present one. cense fee becomee effective on that former having lately undergone a date, but that dose not deprive the Bandon to to h a v e * milk u.ndei.s major operation at M yrtle Point, sportsman from doing hie 1917 rod- ing plant if tbe plans ofE.JC O akes and the latter was badly mashed and gun stunts undvr the oIJ rate materialise. Since lest summer he Resident Dentist Word haa been received that the between two logs at Powers several if h« hurries. hss been negotiating^with a big 'Banden, Or egea wireless outfit off the U . S. ciaiaer months ago. Tbe present rates for either hunt manufacturing concern In regard Milwaukee, which was recently Since writing the item in another ing or Ashing licenses are 81 per to auch a proposition and tbe prep W ill make periodical viaita to Langlois, wrecked while trying to save the and Port Orford. A ll w ork guaranteed. column regarding inc Jersey cow year, while 42 la the rate for com arations have advanced to a point stranded submarine H -8 at Eureka owned by Mra. E. L^ /amieaon of bination bunting and fishing license. where M r. Oaksis is contracting for will lie installed in the new federal this place, we have seen the card After May 21 tba rata will be 81.50 the product of cows. wireless station st Marshfield. sent to Mrs. Jamieson by D. L. for single licenses aud 83 for the C. W. ROBBINS, M. D. This oily being centrally located Tbe equipment has been or ia Jamison, official teeter of the combination. between the Coquille valley and now being taken off tbe Milwaukee P hysician and Bsergeon Northern Curry Qow Testing Asso More licenses have been to ld d u r northern Curry county is tbe logi at Eureka and will probably arrive ciation. Mrs. Jamieson had two Gold Beach, Oregon. ing February than during the seme oel place for euoh an enterprise. I t at Marshfield soon. The Milwaukee Jersey cows tested. “ Daisy”, 7 years month last year by between 1200 can draw m ilk from up the river bad a five-kilowatt o u tfit Thia old, tested 5.9, and “ Spot”, 8 years and 1500 I t ia expected that the os far as Coquiile and down the J. c . JO H N S O N gives a day radius with a maximum old thia spring, tested 8.4. Can revenues of the flab and game Com coast to Port Orford, with boat ser A T T O R N E Y A T X -V W of eight hundred miles and the night you beat it? mission from this source will be vice on the riyer and motor trucks radius w ill probably include ail • 21 Tears Pnctice iaOregnn Courts materially larger than last year. D . Qoellen and Aines S. Johnston to carry the raw material from tbe ,Pacific coast station», the wireless ware Purl Orford Maaona who a t » o l d IS e a o H , -J Ò r e g fo x x south. These are probably from carrying farther at night than dur eight to ten thousand cows in this IFiatrtct A ttornev for Curry Co. tended a meeting of their lodge at ing the day time. territory. * Langlois last Saturday evening, and ' Tbe Cape Blanco station, which it bring election night both of the ■is to be replaced by the new Engle Although M r. Oakes has just com gentlemen returned borne with the Several weeks ago tbe T ribums menced soliciting the dairymen on wood station, ia limited to about honor of having been elected to high contained an ilvm concerning a grey the contracts he baa already 1800 two kilowatts, 1, the nnlerslgned, hereby office in that order. Mr. Qoellen ponzu a substance found by J. G. cowa pledged. These ere largely tloe that I have a coaveyan« WATCH REPAIRING Curry County Abstract Realty Conpany. Pull Line of Dry Goods, Notions and Furnishings, Fresh Groceries, and in fact everything yon want All New and Fresh, and Prices Right. Dr. F. A. Vogo Patentee to tidelands and w ater lota in the H arbor of P o rt O rfo rd , Oregon, on a portion of which a p o rt o f the w h a rf is erected w ith o u t m y consent. A ll parties are hereby w arned not to drive piles or trespass in a n y m anner w hat soever on told tidelands o r w ater lota. Mae. A res O. D aev . Portland, Oregon. K N A P P H O « t E L Port Orford, Oregon, Go zd Feed 8 ta b le attached K NAPP l*x ^ » p rie t< *i I .. CUBIT COUNTT REAL ESTATE 1 have buyers fo r Farms, Tim ber Clsitos, Sheep, C attle, or D a iry ranchea. W agons and B uggies for Sale, kept in Stock, also A gent for AH Kiocts of Farm ing l i n - plem ents; M cCormick Mowers, etc. Wood and Iron Work prom ptly done at a reason ab le price. Y our patronage solicited Tba Rustler was pulled from her berth on the beech, about half a .Conflicting reports have- beenthough many had reported fsvora- m ile north of the in p ath . of Rogue coming in from v»r two« plaete wBdrkjbiy to M r. Oakes when informed acme of the fiAA was tent, far i<at- that be had snob a proposition on i«g, some haidiiijg/thaailowa* gOBMw-.nAy soon os enough owws am pledged from dumping their tailings into bay.' The G le a q e M w tth y .Tramp ibe wnl>ergris and o th a rflh e lit warrant tba establishment'' a f a the river. Maby ttEklide that tbe had come down from tpe bay to help not. However, M r H lllJ rilb e *r^ ^ || mtetteaear.F, negotiations with the fsrmere along that stream who the Bustler end on tbe first pull would stop the oompany in its work, they look the stranded boat to sea.' are, for several reasons, making a I t to the second time this wiotet mistake. The suocees of one m in- that /b e Rustler has been ashore at ing enterprise, swob ae the Sixes that plana, and on each occasion her oompany gives promise of being, freight was unloaded by teems and would not only benefit tha immediate she woe pulled from the beach with vicinity in which it to located, but but little damage. A soft, »andy would be a great atim hlut to the bottom prevails on both aides of tea mining industry all over the ooun river, which accounts for tha fact ty, making it muoh easier to get that a il of the hosts that bate *v *r capital to take hold or~legltim ate | grounded there have been euooee». propositions. Thao again, this oom- pany la said not to be dumping any rocks into the Sixes, only sand and d irt. During winter freshets this A G E N T fo r Underwood T yp e w rite r. sediment w ill be scattered over tbe All old machines o f any moke taken ae bottom lends lurther down the riv part paym ent '1 " k- er, end w ill undoubtedly proves benefit lneteed of an injury to the farmer. Unleee real and serious damage Is being done the farmers, it is to be hoped that this company F. B. TICHENOR, & GENERAL the real. Hi log or else a vwyo good ( investors w ill be contiaued in view eubetiiute, as ha has accepted an o f ’ off securing early ecliua. fer of « 4 per o«. for l6 ihe. of th e ’ One of the features which appeal subetaqce. Ha still has nearly 80 to the dairyman is tbe guarantee Ibe. of the ambergris left which be| that the price of buderfal w ill not intends to hold until itd genuine- be below a m inimum wbioh, sooord- nese has beyn fu lly determined, j ing to M r. Oakes, is in exoaos by Among other place», totna of the ona fourth to one third of what haa stuff baa been sent to the Isborato been paid ia this Section during the rise of Peris for aoelyei«. . past year. X r . I l i l l hss now realixsd nearly The plant with its equipment and 82000 from hie find, aml seems to motor trucks would require an in - stead an extretnaiy g<x>dNskance of vestment Of approximately $50,000 fu lly launohed again. The Rustler went ashore oe this getting a great deal wore from it, j Bnd would employ shunt 40 people, trip on acoottnt of engine trouble, although ambergris is SaW not te l The proposition ha» orbited a Ona o f her engines waa not working when she started to craea the her, and wnier that come aboard drown ed the other and left the boat at the mercy of the waves. I t is not ex- peeled that it will take long to put her in condition again, as about all the damage done was to spring her Open Unde«* New M anagem et Board by Day, Week or Month Butcher Shop in Connection Choice Meats at a Reasonable Price Your Patronage Solicited W. R. J ‘HNSOX, hop.
