The Port Orford tribune., June 13, 1917, Image 3

QUALITY” IS OUR MOTTO,
,
Only the ma
.
Watehaa, Bracelets, end
barelliere are carried ia
Stock. BIG BEN Alarma,
PARKER Fountain Pena»
and ATHENA Silverware
are elwaye carried to our
Large Stock.
WATCH REPAIRING
la our Specialty. Noth.ng
too dlftcult for our Repair
Department. Try ua and
be convinced.
•-C a rl W hite ie helping Geo. Forty
heat eeelieo.
C. A. Long made a busroeae teip
to Bandon, Monday.
Holla Cook baa been spending a
lew deys at Gold Beach,
Paul Martan, after an absence of
about IS year», relumed to PortOr-
ford leet week.
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8. E- Meretere, of Gold Beach,
bad business io Port Orford the Brat
of the week.
Ywterday was tha warmest day
H - H . Adolphsen and wife were
of
tha season at Port Orford, and a
vieitore in town the first of the weak
few miles back in the mountains, at
from Denmark.
Camp Victoria, it was snowing tha
-A masquerade belt and basket
day before.
supper wyU¿ be given nt Knqhre
D r, P. A. 8chmidt waa down from
creek nest Saturday night, the K U l
Langlois early thia morning, and
Several auto partite took ad van before he returned he announced
Ugo of the «ne weather Sunday end
the arrival of a fine baby girl at the
came down from Langlois end Ban­ home of M r. and Mr». Arthur Mayer.
don.
Who were the Republican noml-
A marriage license was issued in
for President and Vico Presi­
Portland recently to Mrs. K v* dent ia 18I2T Thia query ban been
Crockett and M r. H ill, until lately suggested by F. B. Tichenor to i l ­
residents of Gold Beach.
lustrate how people forget, and ha
Jonh Fromm is repairing the •wye that not more than ooe out of
Beecher J e w house and fencing the a hundred can answer It correctly.
lot on Jackson »treat, having re­ Can youT Don’t a ll speak at oooel
Tha British have maue «
tial gains on the Germans
the past week.
fa»« told.
M r Claud A . Randleman and
Lottie L. Eiakaaan were married a«
6 on the evening of Mopday, June
4th, 1817, at the home of th« groom’s
grandmother, Mrs. Annie Borklow,
Elder Thomas Barklow officiating.
After the oerentoniee a bountiful
lunch was served to the wedding
party which included a few invited
lira . H . T. Stewart ia spending a cently purchased the property.
guests.
few days visiting a lth e O .H .P e a rre
Bert Wells and hie mother, Eva
The bride, formerly of Curry coun­
home on Middle E lk.
Wells, of Sixes, made a trip to the
ty , Was a popular member of Myrtle
D r. Manson, the well known vet­ Point’e younger aet, being one of the
School Supt, and Mra. W . M. county seat last week where the lat­
Kent from Gold Beach were visiting ter was appointed administratrix erinary from M yrtle Point, will be graduates of the Claaa.of 1817 of the
uf the estate o f iter husband, the in both Langlois and Port Orford
in town a day or two last week.
local high school.
next Sunday, the 17-th. Those de­
late Alfred S. Wells.
n e .e I U . S 4 4 .
The groom is employed at the Me
Deen Mastenbrook »pent a day or
siring hie services are requested to Cloekey cheese factory at Lee, »nd
D. Quellen baa gone to Portland
two in town the first of the week,
leave word with the Hotel I^anglois,
the oouple w ill make there home at
yrbile returning to Gold Beach from to attend Grand Lodge meeting of
at
the former place, or althftKnapp that place for the summer.— M yrtle
COLLIE» H. BUFFINGTON a busiuesa visit to Bandon.
the Masons, which is held in that
:
L a w y e r
city today. This is also the open­ hotel at Port Orford.
Point Enterprise.
A number of bia old friends fro
Mr. Masson la fir»t-cla»e in his
ing day of the Rose Festival, but
Gold Beach,
Oregon thia place w ill attend the funeral
liaa, and if there is anything wrong
due to the backward season tha
H u tía * Sis l iea
of Geo. H- Guerin at D enm |rjt>4hie
with yotir stock, dou’t miss this op
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Portland roes is said to be far from
afternoon.
portunity of seeing him.
its best.
Capt. Geo. Forty, with hie sone
p . A. SC H M ID T , M. D-
F. T. M cM ullen, the Denmark
Robt. and Bernal, and Carl White,
Miss Flora E. Hermann and Mr.
P hy a ic ln u dfc Burgeon )
dairyman, catne down yesterday in
Barber Shop Has Come ta Stay.
ae helper«, commenced bunting ere-
John R. Hanny were united in mar
b it car, accompanied by bi» fam ily,
lion last Saturday, and in three
* L a n g lo is , O re g o n
riage In Portland laet Friday, June
and spent several hours in town.
R. C. Ostrander, who opened a days they killed 45 balls on the
8,
1817.
The
bride
is
the
accom­
Telephone connection with main line
A number of the farmers from plished daughter of M r. and Mrs. barber shop recently in the Koch Cape Blanco reef. After a killing
this section are shipping their boge Schiller B. Herm ann, and with her building on Jackson street, says like thia it is necessary to staj on
to Bendon, where they bring the parents spent several months in that he is doing a very satisfactory shore saveral days in order to take
C. W. ROBBINS, M. D.
business, and that he has coma to care of the hides and trimm ing. The
record-breaking price of 13c per lb. Port Orford last summer.
Fhywiclnn an d Surgeon
Port Orford to stay. He ia papering business promises to be more remu
on foot.
General Pershing and staff are and fixing up nice quarters.
nerattve than usual this season as
Gold Beach, Oregon.
Chat- Crew and wife came from being royally reoeived in London
M r. Ostrander ia a first claas tha eealion products, like every
Powers last week, and Mra. Crew where they arrived without accident workman, and later in the summer
thing else, are bringing a better
remained at tbeir Sixes home, while before the public knew they h*d be w ill be Joined by Mrs. Ostrander
price than ordinarily.
M r. Crew returned to Powers where sailed, and so it w ill be when our who is with a married daughter at
Capt. Forty is *l»o doing some
soldiers are sent to France. Secrecy
be is employed.
Forest Grove.
fishing, but just now la bewailing
Taylor Dement, M yrtle Point’e in crossing the ocean eliminates
the lota of hia beat line. H a had
G o liB e a c M r e g O B
E . J. Loney, cashier of the Bank but recently bought it and had tak
mayor and stockman, passed up the much danger these days.
BOYLE JEWELRY CO.
Bandon, On.
Curry Count) Abstract
Realty Cinpmy. ,
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The Taiaoxx’a proof reader 1« off
co a vacation thia week, which you
w ill probably discover without bo
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• We have received
NEW LINE
of Spring and Fancy Summer j g
Goods.
Call and see them; . <
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AUTO TRUCK LINE
JOHN MACKENZIE, PROP.
Leaves Port Orford 6:30 A. M.
Arrives at Bamlon 11 A. M.
Leaves Bandon 1:00 P. M.
Arrives at Port Orford 6 P. M.
coast yesterday with 64 head of
Gene Peirce and Deed Fitshugb of Powers, returned home today an much care in baiting each of the
of beef cattle that he had bought in left Port Orford Monday for Iron after taking in the first day of the 260 hooka with a herring, and'when
Mountain, where last aummer they convention. He wanted to remain he set it in a favorite iocation laat
the Rogue river country.
over today but it was pay day at week be had visions of a record
Mrs. L. L . Jackson and Miae Mat located several mining claims. They
have discovered a big ledge and the camps and he could not stay breaking catch, but a strong current
Eighteen" Years Experience tie Russell, from Langlois, spent a
away. And besides, this is their and choppy sen reared the line to
day or two in town since our last traced it for a mile and a half, end
wedding anniversary and he artd break and disappear. M r. Forty The Above Schedule enables all North bound passengers
issue. Mr. Jackson is in chsrge of are sow going to investigate it more
Prompt, Efficient ^Service
to make connections with
train for Marshfield.
thoroughly. They «ave interested Mrs. Loney wanted to have a little has hopes of picking It up Inter
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the rock orusher on Oregon street.
other parties in the proposition and Celebration of the event.— Coos Bay when he orosa+sela the groudU with
P. J. Lindberg commenced Mon­ believe that they have made a find
Times.
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W. A. WOOD, Manager
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day patting a new roof on the
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In speaking of hie occupation Mr.
that w ill amount to something.
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church. The work is being done by
Robert Smith, the son of G. W. Forty says r i» t both lhe •“ lion
W
hile
butter
ie
bringing
a
good
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the Ladies Aid— the one real U N , prioe, selling on the local market Smith, left for Salem .h e r» ire will
E B. HALL
bnntiog and fishing industry ere
lb '-
enter the hospital for the treat me nt injured by leek «( transportation.
Atty, at
Notary Public public spirited organisation of whiob for 374c
871c per lb., yet the dairymen J . . ________
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.1__T • k . The
k..- boy
Port Orford can boast.
The
carcase
of
th
e
sea
lion,
that
ie
claim
that
even
at
thia
price
t
h
,r
,i-
.
port Orford
was attending
attending the
the rev.nl
seventh grade in now thrown away would, he s»y»,
Capp» end children vU- more money in the chrea. business, was
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ited Euchre creek in tbeir oar the One or two are talking of buying Marshfield High School bedding be be worth 610 if it oould be shipped
W. A. WOOD
fore hie health mads thia impossible. _ J I|y . And 1» also says that there
«ret o f thn week, returning to their
aato trucks so they can deliver their
A TTO R N EY A T LAW
Denmark home yesterday.
They m ilk to tha Sixes factory, while A. Mrs. M ary K. Tompson, teacher in is almost no lim it to the aasoant of
wort accompanied down the coast J. Marsh ia planning on putting in the Marshfield school», who was le a f­ fish that he can oatch, bat that it is
SOLD BEACH. OREOOS
ing the city for Victoria, B. C., where not much o f a success shipping so
by John Tyler.
a cheese factory on his E lk river
she w ill spend the summer, aooom far overland as is neceSesry when
Next Monday is school meeting farm for his own nee next spring.
panied him to Salem.— Com Bay getting to the outside market, and
day. Take enough interest in the
Resident Dentist f g
A sea food dinner, in which F. B.
the Bendon market is not sufficient.
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welfare of the children, regardless Tichenor and J. C. French were the
This deep sea fishing is something
of whether you have any ot your moving spirits, wae held by »ome 15
a f a Crea and Cany
th at a co act railroad is needed to
Will make periodical visit* to Langlois, own, to attend the meeting In your of the uien-folk on the beach la e t'
develop.
wad Port Orford. All work guaranteed. district. I t is a duly that you owe Saturday evening. The men a con
A message wae received here by
A gas launch is used in making
tained most every delicacy known wire, Monday,announcing thedeslb the trips to the reef, snd a row boat
to society.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar W right to the beach and ocean from the in Oakland, California, of George is taken along to do tha landing on
started Monday morning for the barnacle to the halibut. Nothing H- Guerin, a pioneer resideht of the rock».
Port Orford, Oregon,
ntate of Washington. They will wae said of ike eucker, but it may Coos and Curry counties. His de­
G o â d Feed 8 U b i « atta c h e d .
spend the sumeacr either In the have been there, at least that ie what mise followed an illness of several
Port'briard Has lta Own Lire.
U. K N A F P
P r o p r i e t o r . neighbborhood of Pasco or Walla more than one better-half thought months, and marks the passing of
W alla, and they contemplate going as hubby rolled and tumbled in bed one who for many years wae one of
Port Orford haa been wailing lo
that night with horrible night mare the most respected citisens of this
Ktrst-claae in every
this fall to lower California.
there many year* for that Railroad
and the “ tum m y" ache.
County.
* W ith a fair run of salmon and a
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HARDY T . 8TEW A R T
The deceased wss born in Mobile, that has never asatorisllxed, hut there
A letter from Lyon Woodcock,
good prioe for their catch, tha fish­
A
la
-S e p t. 23, 184», and was mar­ will be no more wondering, no more
received Monday night, slated that
<J. 8 . C O M M I H 8 I O N K H
ermen at Rogue river are making
guessing, no more cursing over the
1 h it brother, Merle, wa* leaving San ried March 20, 1866, to Priscilla
aad
big wages, and with tha pack at tha
fact that we are very much M a te d
Dobinson.
Ha arriyed in Core
cannery several hundred cases ahead p e n a s c o on Ibe 8th lost, for home
because for the flret time in He his­
in o t a m y f t IU I <
hia — fam
A pril 15th,
Thjs
means w
that
the
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ewmw w
wwwv latter has been
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■— ily
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of what It was at this time last year,
tory, Port Orford has a thru freight
turtted down for admission into lb » J 1876, and located Miortly afterwards
P o r i O r f o r d , O «*«<<” *•
the seasou promises to be a prosper
and passenger eervioe with Bandon,
navy after having been under ob-
New Caatle, now Eohley, in
rrus, there has been,and always will
oua one all around.
For
servalinU for over two feeks a t northern è u rry .
J E F F O. F R E N C H
The Woodmen of the World will Mare Ialand, s He-ia expected borne quarter of a cetit.ry M r. Gdw.n r q ,[ v * »utomobiles k o m the outside
P o r t O r fo r d , O re g o n
nt
hold a m « tin g in the lodge hall at
’ a n rfa jt|,oagh rejected M sideef at h i. Eckley home, ^ u rin g jtm a in g to Port Orford
’¿pined"for Mr. John F. Mackroaie
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8 o’clock, sharp, tomorrow evening. comw b^ck with the »wiisfaclion -of which time the wayfarer ever founa[m pi
Ask me for any information retrardlng Freperafions are being inadt to In i- havlng j ooe a|j tt,at ha could for the latch string hanging on t ie out- toeMe the great need and necessity of
having
having some resident of Port Orford
a
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Timber or Real Estate in Curry County Hate . 10
new
members
into the my»
hie country.
j- . ei«le and a hospitable welcome await ^ » a ia h lifh a line upon whioh the
teriee of WmMcraft, and »vary old
Merle arrived home yesterday-
ing him Within. Many of qur peo
j/c T jO H N d O H
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people along the line couM depend;
member of the order la needed to
Commissioner K. B. Syher came pie well remember the cheer to he
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real Port Orford line, owned by
A T T O R N E Y
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take part in the work.
down from Langlois last week to »re found within this fireside tjircli, a reyident of Port Orford, f«»r the
J£. H . Direlbis* waa a Port Orford the rock crusher at work. He was and will learn with regret bf the
21 Yean Practice mOregre Court»
benefit of Port Orford; that» why
visitor last week, having »old bia well pleased with the way he found passing of one who was a', Jiablic
Port Orford la smiling today. So
O o l« l O « » e h . - - O r e g o n
grocery bu»ine»a at Bandon. I t is it grinding up the hard rock that is spirited citiaen and a typical, big
Mr. Southern Pacific »toy where you
D is tr ic t A tto rn e y fo r C a r r y Co. understood that Messrs. Bchetler A
beiog fed to it, leaving no qnetlion hearted homebuilder of tha west.
are.
W ith Curry County’» hard
About «0 years ago i M r. Geierio
8idwell were the purchasers, and about the crusher beipg a good in
moved to M yrtle Point where
he J surface gravelled roan.,
road»; the
e he,surface
uty >—
JUOTIGte F O R P U B L I C A T I O N
that they will move the stock to vestment for the county. The rock
made! lightful and wonderful «senary along
opened
the
Hotel
Guerin,
and
pcrafcnraxT or « ■ Ix v * “ °*>
their store at this place. Mr. Div- is being put on the roed considera­
h he the coast that ie enjoyed by ell tour
Catted State* Land Office,
elbiss may decide to engage in bus­ ble cheaper than gravel could ba of i t a popular hostelry which __
satisfied,
. l , . - i I Sw«. —— - ra amply
satisfied. Port
Roiwburg. Oregon. May 4th, 1817. iness in thia county.
hauled from E lk river, and tha conducted enccaaefully until about, lata, we are
Board by Day, Week or Month
line
and
3
yea
ra
ago
when
he
turned
the,
Orford
has
its
own
Notlraris hereby given that
The birth of a daughter to Mr. general opinion is that it w ill make management over to bis eon, Thoa. though ostracised by the
HENRY a d o l p h s e n
and H rs K. 8. Turner at Wedder ae good and a more lasting road. D , and moved to California for 'commiacion, although sending 834
A revolving screen, that would get
burn on the « 4th
^ l l l Inat.
siswe. proo.oted
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Mrs. Guerin’s health.
of “er population eligible to military
N o . 0780» lor Lots« and 7 »“d SW 4
Walter Sutton of ibis more of the fine rock for a coating
Besides hie widow, the deceased ie - service as volunteers, she still pnr
and Mia.
Choice Meats at a Reasonable Price
place into lire great grandfather and ovwr the rougher stuff, ia needed at
a the even lenor of her way with
tha present screen does n o ta iA oat survived by 7 sous and 1 daughter,
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great grandmother list. Mr. and
two sow* al'eo being deceased.
a acrene cntenance and we desire to
more than half the surfacing that ig
mtabliah claim to the land abote dee- Mrs. Sutton ware in lows Monday
The remain» are bring brought' call y«»nr special aitea’ ion to iu •
S m m i X ' ^ 5 « o f f l ^ r P u r t Ori from their Hubbards creek home, needed. W hile M r. Sypher did not borne fof burial end interment will fact M r. R. R. that w*ie" F1’0
lord. Oregon,’»» the lith day of J obs , and the oarre of another generation care to order the desired eerren at lake placa at 1:30 thia afternoon in*come, begging and pleading lor a-
rest eo lightly upon tbeir shoulders this time, yet he did wire for a six- the Denmark cemetery. Mr. Otter } vows Port Orford w ill remember
W. R. J ‘1INS0N, Prop.
Claimant names as witnesses:
foot addition to the elevator, which
that
their
friends
fully
expect
to
in
waa
a
member
of
tha
M
arenia’
yon
and
a
.
eaid
before,
w
.
are
A .//M a rs h , of Fort Otfwd. Oregon.
are them at aoma fotaredato enjoy was badly needed and will consider lodge, and the funerri afcrvicL wffl coAtent— Port Orford bre its own
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¡ng tha distinction of having s till'a b ly Inervare tha output a f tha aaa
Charles Forty, of
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be conducted by that order. . ...
Bw*- Selah!
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another “great” prefixed to thia ore. ehine.
Has the Only Set of Abstract
Books in Carry County
FREIGHT & PASSENGERS SOLICITED.
M»,
lire. J. 8.
Dr. F. A. Vogo
F u l l L in e o f D r y
G o o d s, N o tio n s a n d
F u rn is h in g s , F re s h
G ro c e rie s , a n d i n f a c t
e v e ry th in g y o u w a n t
A ll N e w a n d F r e s h ,
a n d P r ic e s R i g h t .
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