The Port Orford tribune., June 04, 1919, Image 3

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Undertaker
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Vate
Part (Marti Pradart.
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>,»«< H n n d a y ere« lb . warmest dsy
M r., Johnsr.n, formerly M m Jen-
f P.rfl O rfo rd ,’and it
nie M cLellan of E lk river, hae been °«
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w » « 7 o l eo very hot at th at, the
T h e Tote in Port Orford yesterday ¡
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was* liu » w«r vw j
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v i.itin g relative« in this neighbor­
thermometer registering 71 degree«, was one u f l h . largest that has ever
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hood during” the p a .I week.
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been call in thia precinct, totaling
Bev. A. D. P.-.rter held service« in
Otto Neum ann wax. down from
Part IH rtritt Carries.
171. Thia was due to the intereet
« •* church M Ik*» pi««« laut Sunday Bendon the drat of tha week a|M;ud-
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! taken in two measure«— the Port of
**e,a"«-
iug a day orAwo visiting w ith h i. i The Port of Port O rford has car Port Orford and the Botwevell high ,
M r . Fred Caughell and little-son *» *« < t, . Mr«. / I D D. . Q
Quellen,
uellen. and bis ried by a m ajority tb .t exceeded way. T h e two vote# against t h a ,
t
CasKets sent to a ll parts o f
the county
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Jomb-stones O rdered and
Set Up.
p r ic e s
Local Happenings
«re visiting
in
p,»n
Othwil
Mr«. Csughell’» purent.,
.Mrs, John Fromni -Hr.
w ith
E. A. Lindberg
FO rr ORFOID
Lodge Notice.
E verything in the Hardware U do , als« Stoves
and Ranges, A ir 0 Lite Lamps, Stum ping Powder
,and Fuse.
ballot».
* reaction in favor of the Port.
neaa for permanent
roada
C o m e in a n d h e a r o u r n ew
g a rp h .
amend
A Canadian Stesmer that had bean ! The vote in Sixes precinct was 18 meiit,
(loyal an d &ohl. Ostrander, who'
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■ have bee., attending .chool in Bat, 'converted into a traw ler and m ins ) • » •« '» 8 5 no. wh 1«n n P
to »"«eper anil operated out of H a lifa x i l <«» 13? yea and 0
waadn Port Orford hartwr fo ra e v e i-' ? • * * » m ajority io the two pre
»their Xutliar at Port Orford last Sat
al h ou r, last Sunday while on her , cincta of 76— more than two to one.
A. F. & A. M .
urday.
M e e t! S i t u r d n y e v ­
W. E- Burrow, now of M yrtle
e n in g fo llo t r iu ____
g “ f u l l Point but formerly a resident uf
¡O p liir, made it trip to Gold Beach
m oon.
V is i t in g
b r e th e r e n |M t week to be at that pi 11 « ce oil M c.
w e lc o m e .
return home.
Ou the b o *
of
the
steamer a rapid.fire submarine gou
wua quite oumpicuoaa._______ •
The T hircnk fisa received the au-
.nounccmcnt of the arriva l of Belly
Roosevelt Highway Wins.
T he beat naw TtK at ha» come
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county
to m . n _ f moon.
morial D ay.
Curry County Abttract-
r Realty Company.
Gold B e a c h , O r e g o n
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¿las the Only Set of Abstract
,&ooks in Curry County
E xperience
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pilal am endm ent,
Y e a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................. , 7 4
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Slat« bond pay ma ut o f irrig atio n
Groceries
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wa. and 1 d a. r.tn
.g e district a fl.
bond
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N o t io n s , M e n s F u r n i s h i n g s
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and D ry
We have some Exceptionally good bays in
our general m erchandise lin e . Come in aud
Or. F. A. V oge
look them over.
C. W. ZUMWALT & SON
Port Orford, Oregon
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HOTEL SEASIDE
pen Under Blew M anagem ent
Board by
Qalifarnia, and tying between Hubbard ' .
(>f )uill Week.r Although q “ ' 1* * ick for lhe P8Bt two weCk8 |
Mel Fitzhugh has two boat», Geo. union was born one ch ilJ, Sarah,
treek and Brush creek, and bordering » e P
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» , « - w itji pneumonia. The little girl,» porty oue and W in . W innegar one
who died in HW j . M r. M ille r died
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in 18d6. In 1370 Mrs. M ille r was
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m arried to Geo. W . M ille r ,o f H enry
.prosecution will follow any violation
steed like a youngster and the more . Deitrick of Pot Hand, was sent for , lh a l run oul f rOm Bandon and c o u u tf, Missouri, where the fam ily
,sf this notice.
and has been nursing the patient
n ay have been seeking shelter resided u n til coming to Oregon.
W . T. W uit «, 8n.
fractious it it the belter lie enjoys it
W e are glad to say the little one la ( ( rotn the nor west wind, also a larg-
JxgKS C. W hite .
T o this union were born five
W . J.-Sabin, one of nor local m er­ uow im proving.
er fishing boat from' Portland and childreu. Leaving Missouri in 1871
W. A. WOOD
ATTORXEY AT
LAW
Ü 0LÜ HEACtf. GR8UO.4
the publication in last week’s T xibumk age on the sea of m atrim o ny
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N .
of an article from a Portland paper , The groom ta the »on of M r, an d j
P t U H T n a jt r ov T ite Ia T s a io a
¡D ip .
^ b o u l these egg., M r. Forty ha. had Mrs. J. W . Crow ley, formerly of
IT 8 I-and Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
• 1>KP.,RTM«NT OF THE IWT.BIOB,
Geo’ Forty dropped a big anchor i s l a n d considerable Joshing about I Sixe», end was also reared from u
May 17. 1919.
V. S. Istud Office at Roseburg, Oregon- In the bay, M onday, for «he F yf«
Notice ia hereby given that
I their size. As a m ailer of fact th e c h ild h o o d in C u rry «joonty. He
April 30. 1919.
JOHEHH W . W H IT E
W il»«n company- T he anchor .» M urrc is a sm all bird th at la y . an is a steady, »ndustrioua young man
Votive la hereby Riven that
of Langlois. Oregon, who on July 27,
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used
to
hold
the
brea.t
m-mring
for
S amckl M ohtaoc E “
egg about the size of a gooaeegg.and I and is one of the hoys who was re 1914, made Homestead Entry, berial
of
Oregon,
«iJrtal
87, steamer, when loading at .be cable, the Portland w ribe was a b ite p lh u - cently mustered oul of the service,
No. 09M1, for the EJ oi NEJ Sec. 9, and
R Denmark, —
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r whot
UY» on April
Hl NW1 Secrion 10, Township 31 South,
1914, tilaile Huincstead^ Entrv^ jj-
«” “ • si.stic when he placed their weight , The new ly-w ed. were treated to Range 14 W ., Willamette Meridian,
Bee- . „ d w eigh, ‘ wo ton.. I ‘
notice of intention to make
the company tome worry a*
o .1 two pound, each.
| • ch arivari, and a parly of frle .d e u—
Three year proof to establish
how to get i‘ fm m the beach at Fo
kidnsp|>ed
the bride and went - J >y
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. , Haim t<. the land ‘ above
abov described, be­
Point oul to where it belonged.
ndin g to Langlois returning tu
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Trial
Club
Meeting
Tonight.
above described, Udore H»r<jy T.
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a
Ntewart^U.
Commissioner,
M on da v’s big tule. M r. F
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“ t i e sina” h«»uri of lhe n»<nl.
!
<1ny o( June, lull*..
flee, at Port Orford, Oregon, on the l«th buoyant log to either «<>• of 1
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Mr a.wl Mr® R eo w lrv w ill reti'la
Claim ant nairtes as witness«* •
pom io n
There *»U bean im poH anl meeting
M r.
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, Charlee Gerber, of Unglola, Oregon.
day of June, 191 p.
anchor and float««» H «
F«’*'.1'
^ . 1 " " , ! r II e Commercial Club tonignt, to lor the sntTtmer, at Ira»', at the hut-
Ot
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Claim ant names aa wjtneaaes:
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Raymond Capps, oi Blues, Oregon.
I f there le
in the bay.
t>>-n Weil», of
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.ro
u n d u - . n . u r „ front th«‘ « do
•" It in the welfare of the Port of Port bunk j-in » th-Jr -g-ny friend» to j
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W . U . C abo ».
Lester Keller, of
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Register,
Btuvey Atkinson, of '
done,
that
Geo.
F
o
rty
in y iu J
#uegJ.
^extending cong.atulaHo..»
dune, lh » ‘ G
health
Week
an
ll-
m -tar , bai J” **er y * 1 ljc‘ n f0*“ ” 1'
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• a i , • r>.- T'.te1•••» i» a Teat! hicyale to
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t-ief* cf ev er, ■ riuer-electrle
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tv.«
r-r.lel«, I Racers, Jaalors
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- tria
models t e - »II a t
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-vets ynT 9( ’ t - r e t ,
Fib ' ' À ' n t M Ú C T ” h-v,-
EH FlJUI Y I R8-
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t : » Li t i r O C
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1O U ' T
TCW N. f r thirty
»ctuar r.tling tert,
ha-tie» if y< u dee»«
j p- Orc no chnrva foi
rlne trial. We make
-n*-» your defitlen,
u u r expanse.
by
i’
Month
ffflu Q ä -t
acie fv • Io ■ R(d*f
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1*OF.I" - i f y*»*i « ■ **•
N O T IC E F O lt P U B L I C A T I O N
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or
W. R. JOHNSON, Prop.
Mel Fitzhugh last week bought another from the Siuslaw have been the fam ily came to Oregoib landing
the gasoline boat and deep-sea flail. ' iu here during the past week or two. alG o ld Beach, Curry county. Here
ing outfit of W m . Doyle. T h e latter , T h e high price being paid for deep they resided tw enty eight years re
came to Nellie» Cove with his boat sea fish is responsible for the w a rn , moving to W ilb u r, Douglas county,
from Bandon about two months ago lus to ihe*tndustry.
in 1902 and to M yrtle Point In 1908.
intending to fish off here ibis »urn
Nellies Cove is so ideal place for M r. M ille r preceded her tu the life
mer but he had bad luck, first hia thoee fisherman to operate from, as beyond on January 30, 1917.
boat being blown ashore and then their boats can lie there in safety
M r». M ille r was a Christian all
b „ partner leaving h im , and so he d u rin g the summ er m o n th , and her life. W hen a child she became
W F |m i> iiv t
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dw¡i), e(, IO „ B*'»1
.j, OUV.
l)Ut M r.^ F —
h - u g h • ’ come an,I 1 go
decided
r ilz
n*Hug»i
° at * w ill
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i boat«
.
. i that he w g a
« I ireeherous
» o n lia rn tT k I bar
tu r
nQW bag lw<> gnsoline
finding Ilia church of her choice al
e a c 5
the road over the- mountain has wi(1 ()perH, e this summer. He in - '
ler locating io'Otegon she became a
been p u l iu g‘>od condition, sod tenl(g to open • fish m arket in Ban-
! member uf the U nited Brelhern
Popular Vorag Craple Wed.
t— ... „
1 church in Je rry’s F la t, C u rry coun
~ * — 1 doD whert he w ill dispose of his
lbe0 the
a f ier it was complete,!
A t noon last Sunds> Justice M. ty. M ra. M ille r was a faith fu l wife
a rain came up aud it was rutted catch.
4
o u t again. I l is hoped the third
T
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W rig h t p erfu m ed the ceremony, and luving mother, ever solicitous
Geo. Forty launched his ga-oltne
al the home of >be bride's patents in of lhe welfare’ of her Children. She I
time w ill prove the cb *n n .
boat last week, and intends to en­
leaves behind to mourn their loss
M r. and Mrs. E J. Baker return
gage this summer in hunting sea Port Orford, which united i . rnwr- five sons: W in- N a and John W . |
The
last
riage
Miss
Laura
Sutton
and
M
r.
ed to Port Orford last Friday from lions and deep-sea fishing.
of Power»; Frank E; of C o q u ille ^
spending several Weeks at Marsh j ¡ , |a(ure removed the bounty fro m ''D a v e C ro w l«/. •
field where they were receiving ;
y H M r. Eorty believe, th e |
The bride is the popular and ac- and Jaa M . aud M ilto n W ; of M y r - , Ili
price
w
ill
be
such
this
year
t
h
a
t
,
co
m p leted daughter of M r. and tie Point; and sixteen grandchildren;
medical treatment. They remained
he
w
ill
do
well
out
of
the
hide,
o.l
Mr».
W a lle r Sutton. She we^born one great grandchild, Louis H e n ry
I over iu town as guests at the D.
K ric k ; beside, a nonitier of friends
and
trim
m
in
g
s.
And.
if
he
c
in
get
an.l
ha.
grown to wmn.nhood at
Q uellen home to as to vole « “ >«
and ncquaintance«.— M yrtle Point
election yesterday, relum ing today pertniasion from the government, he , Port Orford, where ah. h a . a wple Correspondent in Coquille Sentinel.
w ill gather M orre egg*- S i“ “
‘ he , circle of f.le n d . to wrth her bon voy-
' to their home near Corbin, Bot
were benetHled in
l>ay,
Your Patronage Solicited
chants, went to Bandon last l hura
To W h o m I t M a y f o n c e r a .
day for a short visit. llis stay
1, the unlerjlgped, hereby give no-|
however is proving longei
ice that I have a conveyance from the there, ho
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Patentee to tidelands and water lota in gtsan he contemplated as lie develop
the Harlwr of Port Orford, Oregon, on
,.a«e of chicken pox shortly s f
a Dortiou of which a part of the wharf ed a case oi
k
is ere, te,l without tn y consent. A ll ler his arriva l and is now compelled
parties are hereby warned not to drive
.. R j r„ , of t |le trouble-
piles v or i trespa»
manner
w hat-,
stay u n til
wticn
u u o |'n * w in any —
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soever on said tidelandfl or water lots. some disease
M bs . A usa C. D aht .
T I he
grader o m iu e n c
l i e tractor and O
Newark, N. ,T.
ed work on the road
tail »outh
bhuui of lowu
-
o» • _ a
l.: .
again M onday. » Twice
ibis
spring
I.F . C O K N W E L L .
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That’s the reason w h y yon are alw ays sure of
FRESH Groceries w hen you come to us.
California.
Bites, Oregon
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WE SELL THEM
Yes
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Ted Hutcheson was taken to Ban
iFrompt, E fficien t S e r v ic e ‘ hi8 hon>e
EuLlire w*«k- .
No
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E B. T h r ill- a n d fam ily pasred
Mel Johnron, who moved to Ban don last week suffering with appen
down
the
cosai
Monday
enroute
to!
S.ddittrs,
aailora, marines educa
don with hia fam ily lust »uuinier diciti», and yesterday underwent an
V . A- WOOD, M anager
. . . . .. . i, . .. .
.. . an
» aggrieved Han Jose, C alifornia, to make their | jjonal financial aid b ill,
where Mrs. Johnson died shortly 1 operation.
I It t w
was
afterw ard», returned w ith his child-
*nd the young man has been I future home.
in
a
serious
condition, but is nuw
-k
^
io
their
wee
A fter residing at Langlois for
ren the first of the
gelling along as well as could be many years, M r. T h r ift sold his
b
o
m
^
a
t
this
place.
Resident Dentist
ilarket road la x b ill,
expected. His mother, Mrs. J. B. merchandise store there this spring
Louis K n ap p Jr. returned M on­
Banda», Oregra
Hutcheson, is with him . >
i to the Sweet Bros., and later he dis-
day from. Bandon with a new Ford
M r. and Mrs. C ollier Buffington '
of
i " ‘ ere' U j n
J?"/
A
touring car. T hia
make«
four
Good roada bond, for C urry Co., |
>¡11 make periodical visit« to Langlois, Fur(J# t|)>l h#ve bee|1
l0 the cf Gold Beach are rejoicing over W alibna. bank at Bandon to Cha
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Port Orford. All Work guaranteed. : nuu)her of alltoj> j * this section the birth of • son which arrived H a ll of Mars i e 1 , an< now
! Wednesday morning a l tha E v e re .t going with M r .
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w ithin the past weeK
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n , . n ; . . children to reside on a ten acre h u ll
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(COLLIER II. BUFFINGTON
C. A. Jamieson catue down from hoapllal in thia city. U r . B A ■ g (
bought near 8an J o » « i
Jocorimtaiion »f Pott of Port Of-
Band,m w ith h i. auto truck U n >*•„ ,s district atturney for C u rry
*
;
fo
rd
,
•
L aw yer
week and ia hauling lies from Sixes «’••“ » 'y .
Mra. Buffington w ill be
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M r. and Mra. T h r ift have mauy t e a .............................
' to town. T h e tie« are aome t h a t ' reni’embered as Mis» Zema K n o rr of friends in northern C urry who wieh^b’ 0 ■ • • • • • ..............................
v‘
Oregon were cut on* the Ò ' J ? M ath er place U .i. c ity — Coo. Bay H arbor
-Gold Beach,..
them well wherever they » » y go.
Death «I Mrs. Geo. W. Miller.
and floated down Sixes river to the
J. M. M ille r, who bea been peeling They are making the trip in a'
HARDY T . S TE W A R T
cb iltim burk near the head of Catch J Haynes S ix, which M r. T h r ift had
bridge.
The funeral services of the late
C. «. C O M M I S M I O N E U
lug creek, had the misfortune tocut ju s t bought.
M r. ftllH
and *vA
Mrs.
A . Adolpluen were
Air
l®. -r*'
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Mis. M ille r were held Thursday
P
o
rt
Orford
vieito
rr.S
atorday,
fro
u
f
,
‘
he
forefinger
of
bi»
left
hand
bsbly
a s tri
morning In.tha Methodist church,
their Denm ark home. M r. Adolph the other day
hollowing th at be
N O T A U Y 1W U L IC
Mach Fishing Activity at Port Orford. Rev. M r. p rake taking charge.
sen, wb.oe health was very ,»„,r stepped on a log which broke under
Lucy A nn T aylo r was born in the
P a r t O r lo r r l, O ro » « » « .
when be returned recently from J»"*» - d
>>e »ltd down the b ill,
Never befoie has Nellieo
N ellie« Cove
of v jr g io U A p ril 2, 1842, and
i;r
break ini; a rib. Misfortune» never
T re s p a s s N o t ic s .
! »pending the w inter in U l i f o r ii i a .
g
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sheltered as ma ,,y gasoline >*»«“ • ¡ dieJ Bl t ( * |„Jlne of her son, Jus. M
1.
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be come singly, it is » a id — M yrtle
hae been im proving ever since ue
» •»>
bent on deep sea i fishing, as i t b » » ! M i),e, t ¡„ M y rtle Point, M ay 22,
.
.
Poiut Americiru.
getice it hereby given to any and all
'
this
spring. Five or six of there
arrived home.
1919, age,! 77 year», one m onth and
igertaat not to hunt, ftsh, trap, or oroae
A. B. Carey, who is employed a t!
J‘>y McKensie, the 3 year old c r - f u UB0 p«,
In there al most
25 day». H e r early life was spent
>ith dog or gun over the laml owned
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- tluui’ hlCF ut M r. Bud Mrs, O b vid any d ay, aud »ome lim es the nuin. in Missouri, where she wa» married
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>y George Good of Portland. Oci-gou the Inm an mine on Stxe», made a
»■g Frederick
Plteterer of
Tomales 1 visit to his ranch near Corbin the M cKenzie of E lk river, has been
runH higher.
to Charles Wefley M iller. T o this
wad
Frederick Ptteterer
of Totnalea
I bw
G oods
We liiiikt* a point of never k eep in g Groceries
lia r. ExcelTenCmusio 1« furhi*hed, the ptsenga of thia menfure m ean. , T u R<|OgCvfe|l
hi« g eu traf ranch work.
way bi(|,
Geo. Colebrook returned Sunday \ »'“ 1 dancers are being attracted from
to the coa.t counties of Oregon.
?. HJ3
from a t r ip tu Portland. He brought |
f:>r away as Euchre creek and
No
2
b"ck » llew Ford touring car, ^ h ic h ( Bandon. Don’t forget the date— E. B. Thrift and Family Leave Fer
evening.
Deconstructing bonding b ill.
! he bad Geo. From m drive from here lie x ' l « Saturday
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•Nstiee hereby given th at any and
111 person, found trespassing upon the
premises of the undersigned for the
puqxj»e of dogging hog. or cattle will
be prosecuted to the full extent of the
these
WM. GILLNGS, PROP.
«<1 last week from a trip to Portland. Robbias at KivvTMtle, C a lifo rn ia .' vel1 h'ghway measure has c a r r t c .
Pive m illio n <tollar reconatruct.
She became an automobile owner M r, ank M ra. Bobbin» have many | I I ** r*»ll,0 K “ P 8 'ng tnBjuziiy
tion bonding am endm ent,
w hile aw ay, aud brought Ipune a friends at Port Orford and Q uid throughout the atal«, and enoug ■ Y e«....................................................... 89
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Beach where they formerly resided.'' " I * ” “ 8re io
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Carl W h ile went to Band,m one
The T illlow m C lub will giveanolb -j w in H | at thia tim e but 13 or 20;
Lieutenant Governor
constitu-
day last week and returned home er of it» dances in the F ro u tin h a ll votes were cast agiinat the measure lional amendment,
vitb a new Ford truck. He w ill ' next Saturday. These dances given in C u rry .
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1 use the machine in connection with by the flu b sre proving very popu.
J l i a bard to cotnpreliend all that No . . . . ' . . . . .
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Phono«
see
M a c h in e s b e fo re y o u b u y .
In d u strial and rcoou.truotion hoi
Grace Bobbin», their th ird child, at
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M ra S. P. Peirce, of Sixet, return. , he home of D r. and Mrs. C W . I h ‘ lhe BnnouD,* n“ ’,iU b B U h e Roo8e, No
AMES S. JOHNSTON, W. M.
W T. W hitk HR., Heijy.
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don during the winter, returned
Tort Orford Lodge U. IL
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Mr. and
a house and lot on fith street
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’ the expectations of its too«» optoiai«. latter measure were probably
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Mrs. J. 11'. C u rl, of the Koay, was lic , upp o r t M
Aoonyiuooa letters, lakes. T h a t I lie aoler. took k in d ly
1 given a vote of thanks by the elec« the m iaing in of an outside new» to all the mea-ure», and ware la-
la»‘ night f . r »ending paper, and the false argum ent they «lined to vole the affirm ative, w ill
J. F. liiie r «ml son arrived in
P m t Orfurd U»twe«k a«tl w ill »pend u vrr * ,r n ,t u< i M t-'rekm * hen l k r F n««d, war« tespoueible d ‘,r ia * lhe
»««n frotu ilia follow ing;
a few week. here. M r. Hater owns were *“
m idst of counting the , |a<l f„w days preceding eleotiou for
The ala per cent county Indebted
R e a s o n a b le .
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