The Port Orford tribune., October 10, 1917, Image 3

aa fa il, w ith them . , T fc jif c. «to*-;
w ill he the means of greatly i.
Only
Watches, Bracelets,
l.avalliers are
Suck. BIG BEN
PARKBB
and A TH EN A SilvervmHf ffp .
are alwaya carried in ckw
Large Stock.
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at Denmark
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Cappa, re
signed.
WATCH KEl’A
Teams oommenoed yesterday haul
lum ber from the local m ill for
la our Specialty,
too difficult for our
Department. Try
be conv inced.
the building o f A J.
creamery.
Marsh’« new
O *o. Dunn and M ist Dewey «ere
up from Euchre creek in the for
Birr’s M axw ell to attend the danoe
S aturday night.
BOYLE JEWELRY GO.
Bandon, O n.
8unday was an ideal day a t Port
O rford, and many (rora hare, as
well as visitor« from a distance,
spent the day at Agate beach and on
G arrison lake.
PkeeeNe. 544.
M r. and M ra. Geu. G u e rin * e n d
fatp ily drove down from Langlois
j , Í r * r ; |S u « d a y a n d spent a few hours ,v |4
COLLIEfc H. BUFFINGTON
Y
Gold Beach,
Curry Caunty B k itru t-
Rsalty Conpany.
G old B e a c h , O r « g o D
Haatke Ouly Set q Î Abstract
Books i h Carry County
Eighteon Years Expérience
Prompt,
Efficient
Service
W. A. WOOI), Manager
W. A.
WOOD
Z¿ mmj 2£: 'f. » .,...---—»-K-
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A TTO 8XB Ï AT
LAW
O ü t l) BRACH. OBROOS
Dr. F. A. Voge
u¿
Resident Dentist
i Banden, Orejee
rooms in the Nielsen
dwelling
Javksou »treat.
, I * «-<>*> i- iw t o v . roads a l l w in ter from here to the
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d ly -b y -th e -a e *.
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Firet-elaaa he «very seaps d .
Mrs. F . B. Ticbenor and four
children started Sunday for P o rt­
le d Cross Dance
W. T. W im t i 8a.
J. o, Paaxca land where they w ill jo io M r. T ic b ­
enor who hae been appointed depu­
T be Red Croat benefit danoe g iv ­
ty U . 8 . M arshal. D a rin g their es in P o rt O rford last S aturJay
residence here M r«. Ticbenor and night waa a suocese in every respect.
P o r t O r f o r d , O re g o n
her estimable ta ro H y -fe a v l made T its attendance waeso large that the
m any friends who wish them well h alt was crowded to . over flowing.
Ask%s for any Information regarding
in th eir new home.
Dancers came a ll the way from Ban
Timber or ReahEatite in Corry County
don to Euchre creek, » a n y coming
W . D. Carpenter, o f Bandon, who
from Langlois and Denmark and
G u a rd Ia n ’s b ale.
passed down the coast M onday, can
intervening points. T h e local Red
vouch for the fact th a t there are
Notice la hereby given that th e un­
Cross a u x ilia ry , which gave the
honest people travelin g the roads of
dersigned guardian of tbe person and
dance cleared nearly 91Q0 from it.
estatoof W illiam Eugene Thomas, min- C u rry . Between here end Rogue
or, by virtue of an order of the Connty ' ,i ver M r. Carpenter lost his pocket Ticbenor Appointed Deputy HarshaL
Court of Jackson County, Oregon, duly book containing over 160. in cu r­
and regularly given and made and en* rency. I l was picked up tbu u m e
H o n . F ra n k B. T icbeno r, of Port
tered ol record bn the 18th day of Sep­
day by Sam Malehorn and re tu rn , O rford, has been named aa one of
tember, 1917, Will at Medford, Oregon,
on or after the 1st day Of November, ed to its owner, who went on his the deputy U . 8 . M arehel* for Ore
1917, offer for sale, and sell, at private h it way rejoicing.
eale to the highest and beat bidder for
A t the annual election of offioers,
cash in h a a n fli of the right, title end
interest of Mid minor in and to the fol- held a t the meeting of the Ladies
lowing described real property, to-wit : A id last F rid a y , Meadames H . T .
Block NumbereJ, Sixty (BO) of the Stewart and A. 8 . Johnaton were
FiUhugh Plat, eo recorded and desig­
re elected President and Treasurer,
nated, of Port Orford, Curry County,
respectively, Mrs. N . H . Larson was
State of Oregon.
Dated Medford, Oregon, this 90th chosen Vice President end Miee L o ­
ci le Sorensen, Secretary, T h e Aid
day of September, 1917.
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. . . , . decided, to hold regular meeting but
O v iw " u __
C. T homas
Ouardian of the person and estate
,
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of W illiam Eugene Thomas, minor once every olber week, meeting each
____ '¿d:____ — ■— ------------------ X alternate week at the Red Crow
To W h o m I t M a y Cwwcern.
I h all to work there.
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1, the undersigned,
hereby gl’
rom the
13 persons.
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Scbeei Teacher Cemiaf-
Prof. E rie C
Beat started
from
Port Orford, Oregon.
M y dear M r. Gillings:
the Areata baa been or w ill be tek
tbe route. I t ie hoped, b n *
ever, th at arrangements w ill yet he
I have
knowledi
yi’ itby«
made with some steamer to ueUrvg
u U rly .
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the Oregon
your
ted by Port O rford.
W e appreciate the effort thia
Telephone oouneeiiou wuh uialu I
HARDY T . 8TEW A R T
U. ».
C O M M IS S I
and
N O T A H Y PUHUKO
P o r t O r f o r d , Oi-*,|g<»m.
N O T tU t: F O R H V H L ie A T IO N
i D k ra am tN T or tub I ntcbscb ,.« - a
• ' / United States la u d Offloe,
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THE UKHEKStTY 3J OREGON
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G ra n t* Paas for Port O rford yester­
day to assume the principelship o f
Laat F rid a y , O ct, 6 th , waa the
the aohool at this place. Last year
M r. Beet was principal in a aohool 48rd «redding anniversary o f M r.
in one of the Rogue R ive r valley and M rs. M . D oyle, pioneer rest
towns, and be comes here h ig h ly dents o f W edderburn. Tbe fact
recommended. Several years ago h a v in g become known to th eir
be wa« a member of the G rants friends, th a t evening a num ber of
Pass debating team th at won the th eir neighbors collected end te e .
dered them a real surprise party in
comm eiuoralioa o f the oooasion.
Coffee and cake were takes along,
and a very enjoyable evening Wee
»pent.
Residing on the north beak of
Rogue riv e r, a t lie m o u th, for stony
/A-
L K IV rrS íT Y OF ea iG B « . E iq « 9 .
HOTEL LANfiLOIS
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LANGLOIS, OREGON
SS
Headquarters for traveling men
add a home for families
years before the town o f W edder
burn was even thought e f, tbe home
SLM > r Sax and ap w arti
of M r. end Mrs. Doyle was long - a
refuge to tbe traveler. O ld e r reei
A C. SHERRILL, Prop.
dents of this end o f tkgcoonty have
e ll been ibe r*ciplants o f its hospi­
ta lity . I n travelin g to end from
tbe county seat i t we* offon con
venient, and at times.wben the riv
er was high almost a neeaaaity, for
Off Far American Lake.
the w ayfarer to atop at this bouse.
J. H . Z u m w alt and W . D. M cG ill B ut regardless of the occasion and
of Port O rford, laat W ed a eeday regargleas of Ute parton, there wee
joined a party th at came ap froip alwaya a welcome and food end
Gold Beaeh end started* for the shelter to be found there. M illio n
train ing camp at Am erican lake. sire or tram p, man or beset, was
In the G old Beach party were H . W . never turned ew ay w ithout his
G a u n tle lt, 8. A . W alker, E llie M i l . needs appeased. 'T ru ly the home of
lieved.
to M r. Ticbenor as a result of the
cam paign that ba made for the a p .
pointm ent as marshal, in which he
received the endor»emeal of prorai
nent men and organizations from
fam ily, every section of the elate. I t is be­
lieved th at tbe big plum w ould have
physical defects, and theue, i t 1»
The second volume o f the T r i
stated, w ill be retained in the ear b u m s closes w ith thia issue.
vice and assigned to tbe depart
Mrs. Fitxhugh w ill teach a term
raente where th ey w ill be of as much
Uf »ehool a t Brushes creek, after her
service ee *the physically perfect,
school doses here.
I
M r t g A. Bailey and
men. Before the arriva l of tha
Thomas Lane has purchased Geo.
above lot of boys, advices 'feero to
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B
ailey’s
interest in B a ile y and But
fallen
h
i*
way
had
ba
come
/ro
te
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at
G
old
Beach,
passed
through
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(be effect that nut one of tbe. G u rry
than P o rt county men bad shown any defects. tie’s Sixea river mines, and bar and
Port Orford laat Thursday on their
Buttle went out yealerday to begin
way to Portland for the Winter
operations.
where two o f the younger ehildren,
Tom and Alfred, w ill attend School,
Jease T u rn e r left Thursday last
Langlois an d V ic in ity .
,
L a n g lo iz , O re g o n
Mine Edna Good, of Ifouglae
Roseburg, Oregon, Septem ber 8, 1917.
has been engaged to teach a
Notiee le liereby given that
been oo yo u r part, and assure you ' aohool in the new E lk R iver d
LESTER K . HUTTON
that the patriotic response of your ‘ tric t, to begin the first M onday in -------
i of Denmark,
. - t . Oregon, who,
. _ on June
- 16,
HonteaO-iul Entry, 8®r
1913,
citizens w ilt be a wonderful im p s - j June, and M r. James Coke w ill No. 08tMa.icr the e N
N 7 W i N W |. N j * ]
tus for m aking finer end better ao|. teach a term a t D airy ville, begin N W l. W i SW i N E|
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N W j, Si SE| S E I H U |, NW
ning on tbe same date. I t is re­ 8 E |
diera.
NW1.
SWl. I SK 8 W | NEU
NKJ,
NEJ. E
I H N WJ SW I
ported the Illin o is river district S W |
Yours very faithfully
Section 96, Township 31 S., Range
W . L . B x x w s t k h ,
wants a teacher, but the director* 14 W , W illam ette Meridian, has filed
State Campaign Director. have not communicated with the notice of intentlou tn m ake F in al
Turee-vear Proof, to eetabliab claim to
School Supt. on the subject. Here the land above described, b ore Hardy
T h e above It tie r wee received by
is a suggestion to officer a of die T. Stewart, U . & Uoauni8«i"ner, a t Ina
W m . G illin g s who baa ohekge of ibe
offloe at Port Orford, Oregon, on the
trlcta in d e e d of teachers: Teachers 19th day of October, 1917. ■
W ar L ib ra ry campaign k t Port O r*
Claimant names as aitneeeea:
out o f tem ploy men l in v aria b ly in -
ford reoeutly. I l w ill be ootiued
.
,
R K. Cope,
of Langlois, Oregon.
Milton Brown, -of
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th at the wriker express*« h it e p p re -, ,....., , , 2.
' achooi; hence, that officer.is almost W ihiam Matheny, of Sixes,
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ciatioii of (he generous dotatio n
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alwaya prepared to reountutaud a Wiley Chastain, nf Denmark,
W. H . CoNoit,
from our tow n, but it seems a little
. Kegiate
teauhsr when applied to.
strange th a t the press throughout
the Stale, in comm enting upon thia
—»
d rive, h a t had- little Tor nothing to
say concerning the over subsorip
£ g . g . y g y j g . * fe ? M i k i T * n y
tiou a t thia place.
ort O rford waa
PREPAREDNESS
asked fb raise 915 and she raised
978; over five to one. I t is a record
we are proud of, and i f there ia
I« t .:stnaa »• camaleta «*arae» <•> eeweral aa4
another town in the stale th at can
eh u -.tlM , e « « n f«n
beat i t wa would like to bear from
fillSJTARV DR ILL, D D M E fin c
ART* ANO COft-'Mi < (:■
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Z:eni»r*rM M art. i. »a b.«eSeea,"TralB
U m »rae» i- , ~»aae ar Wa<" »*.•« Wo» Wa
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ler, D elm ar M ille r and Peter E f of M r. end M r». Doyle has been
atatbiadaa of Brookings, and at typ ical o f western h oeip itality—
M arshfield the boys were joined by the latch string c v w hanging on
oounty surveyor J . M . Caugbell the outside.
A n d bow aa thia estimable oouple
who hopes to get tn the engineering
are traveling down the ebady aide
departm ent of tbe a rm y .
Mra. Z u m w a lt accompanied bar .of life there is no wonder tb a tfria d a
gon. M arshal George F . Alexander husband and expects to spend tbe gather to wish them m any happy
was sworn into office a t Portland w inter near the encampment at Aaser returns oi their wedding anniversary
laat W ednesday, at Which time he ¡can lake. Mrs. G a u n tle lt w ill go end th a t a boat < f others who could
named bis deputies— tw o of whom to Spokane to reeide, w hite M rs. not he there extend congratulations.
were retained from the force of hit W alker w ill continue to make her
predecessor, John M onlag, and five home at H o ld Beach.
From Away Back.
new men were selected among whom
T h e oomfhaodent has aunoaooed
was M r. Ticbenor.
Copied from the T b u u n k e f April
th a t only tbtoe per cent of the men
T he deputyship doubtless cams received at Am erican lake show any 3rd, 1894—W alter Sutton, Editor.
U M H u b M ^ F D n U r h r H .O n ^ D , M
a portion of which a p krl o f the wharf
is erected w ithout my oonseat. All
parties are hereby weened not to drive
piles or trespass in any manner wbat-
> said tidelaada o r water lota.
Mae. A x x* 0 . D abt .
Newark, N. J. -e
while C lark and Miss A lic e who
A. J. Marsh has commsnoad to-
graduated I m I spring from Colum ­ building his E lk R iver creamery
N O T I C E F O R P U B L I C A T I O N bia onivereity and M t. Angel «cad
which was destroyed by fire tom e
PsgMtmsxT or r u t I mtkbiob ,
em y, respectively, w ill reek desira* twq^ weeks ago. Concrete founda­
United (Mates Lead Office,
ble poolttoi»«. M r. Bailey expects tion i t now being laid for the new
Roseburg, Oregon. September 8, 1917 to rem ain at G old Beach.
* * .J building which w ill be 4 0 x 4 8 . foot.
Notice is hereby given that
F R A N K W . H E L M IC K
W . l ) . Carpenter and aister, from T b e floor of the buildin g w ill also
of Langlois, Oregon, who, on July Bandon, arrived in Port Orford be o f concrete. I t w ill be divided
27, 1914, insideHomeatoadEntry, Serial
in to three rooms end so arranged
No. 09(98 for BW M 8W M , ffi» 81, gatnrday enroute to spend the w .o-
N v $ t/o f Arttoa WfTownshi^Sl ^ n th , ter in 8an Luisnbispo county, C a ln th a t it can be eaeily turned in to a
t< cf Beettdu
Range 14 West. V B la m rtte lflw M an, wher, Mrs. Carpenter is now con cheese faetory, as M r. Marsh eon
templates going into the cheese bus
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« .u b il.h Claim to tho land above dee- who owr>i t he Racket store at Ban- ineae w ith in the n ext year or so.
T f f i ^ T prVrtU O ^ don, was d riv in g a Ford and axper- The new creamery antk its equip,
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m
tbs
19th
day of Octo , ,encj og engine trouble a t this plsos raent w ill cost betweea 93000 and
ford,
bar, 1917.'
his sister returned to Coos to make |4000.
Siaoe the fire M r. Mareb hat been
the trip by water. A fte r repairs
taking his crewm to a neighbor’s to
were made in the local garage, M r c h u r l , hot w ith the e rrira l o f» new
W illiam Matheny, of BUSS
. ’’
Carpenter continued bis trip aloos engine tbe first of tbe week be een
again make h it batter n t home.
Register M onday.
hffh,
the. various poatoffioes throughout
the county— something that has
heretofore been done at Washing
ton. lu order to meet the demands
the Gold Beach office w ill be e n ­
larged and extra help employed,
Marshfield has been selected as
the oentral office for Cooe county,
and the number o f olerka employed
there w ill be increased from 12 to
in
PORT ORFORD REALTY GO
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for that office, aa it w ill furnish the
supplies and au d it the accounts of
.i I
the Stetechampionship.
T h e n in th grade class w ill start
»(»oil as M r. Best takes the upper
M ra. K a te Lendo, an instructor in
room,
which w ill probably be next
Red Cross work from M arshfield,
M
onday.
This class had not etart-
m et w ith the ladiee of Port O rford
last W sdntsday afternoon and gave ed es yet because of the fact that
them assistance in the m anner of even w ithout i t there is too much
m aking garments (or thia o rg an is t, work for one teacher to handle.
tiou to they w ill pas* inapectioo. Miee Pearae is giving good eatisfac.
tion, but it is imposaible for oae in -
Mrs, la n d o continued her trip to
sUuutor
to do the work o f two, end
G old Beach and Brookings, where
upon
the
a rriv a l uf Prof. Beat the
she also met with the local Red
oo
n
gas
tion
io our school w ill be re­
Cruse workers.
r -
on nephews sfho have enlisted
arm y.
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bay one day lost week. She was
H o n . J. D . Loucks returned laat
m akin g,a trip along thia section of week from a tw o week’s visit to San
llie coast replacing buoys and de­ Pranciaoo. M r. Loucks said th at
liv e rin g supplies for light houses.
he bgd e very enjoyable trip , el
though
he found tbe weather eo hot
M r. and Mra. Oscar Post and ba­
in
the
Sacramento
valley th at he
by, who have been re sid in g ' at the
Sea V iew fa^m on lower E lk for the was glad to get back again to the
Ija .t year, moved into town the l a t ­ cool breezes of C u rry. W h ile in
ter p art of last week aad have taken tbe city be visited with two of bis
KNAPP HOTEL
K N A P P
w ill make th eir home in P o rt.'
O rford.,
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M r. and Mrs. 0 . J. M ather and oration.
ranch above Riverton w hereof lute
aon, M elvin , ware In from their S ix -i
of bis time.
es home for the dance S aturday FJ“’ * " * “ ad spent
H e was also a director in one of the
night.
T h e y remained in town
Coquille banks and yeareagoeerved
Over Sunday visiting relatiw
as eounty assessor and later as sher
8 . J. 8poerl was ia town over Sat-
iff, then postmaster a t Coquille, and
y and Sunday from th e , JS- J.
l it e r es C o u nty Judge.
her home near Corbin. H e was
one of the m aay who were attracted
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Gold Bench Pastel Center.
to town by tbe Red Cross benefit
-— - i -
dance.
U n d er e new system being estab
J. G . H i l l went to Bandon laat liahed by the postoffioe department
week where he w ill remain w ith bis which requires a “ Central
Ao-
fam ily u n til about Nov. 16tb, whan oou n tin *” office in each county,
he w ill return to Port O rford and the G old Beaeh offloe has been des­
spend the w iuter trapping and de ignated as the eentrel office for
veloping bis mints on upper E lk C u rry.
river.
T h is w ill make much more work
relatives and enjoying
fine weather a t Agate beach. ■
D. Quellen drove Mra. Ticbenor
Will make periodical viaita to Langlois,
and PortXJrford. All work guaranteed. and fam ily to Bandon in his anto
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on the road between Bandon and
the C u rry county U n ite progressing
ra p id ly , and in another ydar he
G o ld Feed 8 ta b ln a tta c h e d . hopes to driveable car over good
L..
>t Monday m orning,
M r. W ta. Gilllage,
t ly undergone en op
B. W . Deen has hern appointed
the^
depuly sheriff at Port O rford. Mr.
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Dean has had much experience nt
this kind of work, and his appoint­
W illie r . W h it t Sr. went to PGrt
ment by sheriff Tolm an was in re
land the latter port of last week on
spouse to a petition to th a t end
business connected with the closing
signed by the bu.inees men of our
of the deal involvin g the sale of the
town.
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S tar.ran rb near Langlois.
. D r. James Moere, Dial. Supt. of.
Last Tbnreday was the warmest the M . E . ch u ro b ,au d Rev. J
8.
day of the aeaabn at Port Orford. Van W in k le , who Is the pastor for
U s u a lly there is a cool breeze from the Bandon and
Port
O tford
the ocean, b u t thia day there was no churches the coming year, w ill be in
s tir in the a ir and the sun had an Port Orford W ednesday, Oct. 17,
extra warmth to its smile.
and w ill hold Q uarterly Confer
The governm ent lighthouse teed enoe in the church at 7 :3U o’clock.
er, M an zan ita, w et in Port-. O rford A ll a r t invited to altand.
Oregon '
t. / -
creating the o utp ut of butter in
Pluraa Creek u u u u try .,
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There still seems to be grave
ourteinty as to whether
her Port
Pi
is to have regular Bteatuei
nieatioa. Report sny. th at owing
to dtMlneae o f trade a t Cooe Bay
Langlois Hardware
Store
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H a rd w a re o f a ll Kinds
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M c h in e r y & M o w i n g M a c h in e s .
E x t r a s fox D a ir y in g ; O s b o r n e ,
M il w a u k e e M a c h in e r y .
P a i n t s , O ils & S l u m p i n g P o w d e r
F in e lin e o f G n u s, B a s e b a ll p a r a ­
p h e r n a lia , a n d o th e r S p o r tin g
goods k e p t In S to c k .
D o o r s a n d W i n d o w s i n v a r ie t y
c o n s t a n t ly k e p t o n h a n d .
P i p e F i t t i n g s , P lu m b i n g a n d T i n
w o r k o f a ll k in d s d o n e o n s lio r t
n o tic e .
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Cheever
Bowman,
L a n g lo i s , O r.
for a tr ip down the coast, for the
School began laat M onday, a purpose o f Interview in g voters in
week, with an enrollm ent of 62 pu­ the interest of the Democratic oan
pils.
didate for Sheriff, ¿ ¿ e i .
M r. Boeeen ia building a asw flue
Sol. C u lver of Northern C u rry ,
spent a couple o f days bpinning
M r. and Mrs. E. B . T h r if t were yprne and ta lk in g politics to Puri
O rfo rd . H e has fused with the
cbarlvariad last S aturday evening.
Populist«, but w ill vote the Dem’ i-
T b e boys were treated ro y a lly .
in the school b uilding.
M r. Thompson, one of our accom­
modating merchants, w ill return
Ib is week from a business
Portland, O r.
trip
to
cratic ticket.
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O wing to acarcilv of funds the
directora o f this diet rie l have d p*
«tided, w ith Mr». F itzh u g h '• ooneent,
to shorten tbe term o f »cbool agreed
James Canghell, who surveyed
upon from a four m onth’s term to
tbe Star ranch, left Langlois M o n ­
three months and tw o weeks.
day morning fur C oquille. H e bee
T h e Hcaiey Brothers now have
been drafted and expects to get ia
the engineering departm ent.
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