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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1908)
» TH E LOCAL FIELD I ►♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ m # ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Meet» every 2tl Horseshoe Camp hid I 4th Mon* I day night. Thomas Grocery New To-day THEY KILLED AN ELK And Also Discovered The Lost Irishman Mine. Chopper» wel* ! A porty <»( six, Jnme« Uossell N o . MIMI W . O . W . O. V. Myer», 0. (' come. • Thomas Neal, and the four Worth E. B. W aiter *, Clerk. mmm l A L , 8 ur«ve * hni » been l kept . i bu»y ,i 8«pt the hroiher.i. »tun t ini: from StHVton * 1 , Uet . few t , .. • • , . ember 30 umuo a trip to Tucker* Gulch day» putting in additional r . . on the Omtrtxville brunch of theaouth lights. ^ __ >antiatn. 1 ho general object being to Wet weather is now iiere. Call ami , . .* „ , ,, , have an outing and the especial pur- see our tine line of Robes and Blankets v , . , > . pose being to kill one or more of the 38 tf K orin kk A Min kk . . . * ... big elk that inhabit that section. 1 hey Several of our townspeople were in relur„tt| Monday having been gone 13 Salem this week and last to attend a« t(ays. Tl.ey report having a go«>d witness on several cases that were in , tlime: ,|1Ht ¡Sj j t good uuw recently visiting old acquaintances and friends. 1 1 — Our new cream man, John Zuber, i» NOTIl'E— All persons are warned on bis former route swinging the cans against Hunting or Trespassing on , ami wearing bis usual smile. my premises under penalty of the law A 0 UitkirtMAN 35 38p«l ; ENJOYABLE EVENT. Special Sal«' October 10th till Nov 1 The spacious home of Or.amt Mis C umber 1-08 We have a few Buggies II Brewer was the scene of a jolly Hurries ami Farm Wagon» left which gathering Monday evening. Ocl., 19, we will offer at the loweat Factory when the Or. ami wife entertained a prices. Now is the time to buy if you party of friends in honor of Miss Alice want a bargain. (,’liifl* Weaely, Kandall, of Olex, Oregon. Sei«», Oregon Progressive Hearts furnished the 35-39 entertainment («>•• the evening. Or. Just received a car of Cedar Fence Pmtler and Miss Hobson securing the posta. Also a lot of sawed yew |>«>aia. first prize, a handsome book ami Mr. Prices reasonable. IL L. W right •eSillon. though the trip was a hard one, with Bingo and Miss Bamlall, the consola 35tf. Aiinisville, (>re. C J Seihel ol Union Hill was a much more work than play about it, tion prize, a china cup ami saucer. Remember the HPKt’lAL SALK «in At 11:30 t h e guests w e r e i n v i t e d to pleasant caller on Monday and while j twit they g o t their elk and also two Buggies amt Wagons will di'»«' Nov lit. here added the MAIL to hit list of deer. they struck elk sign the third t h e « l i n i n g r o o m w h e r e a d e l i c i o u s If you need any thing in this Hoe you household necessities for the coming day «nit, and followed it ns far as Crab l u n c h was s e r v e d . V i t e r a few well . tiling . . . toasts . ami i anecdotes the gu«'st* . | have to hurry. We still have I! wagons - tree prairie that night. The next morn year. . I , , .1 i ami 2 t«»p buggies, 1 hack, 1 surry, 4 1 . ... ... Mrs. Proudfoot of Portland ami Mr- ing with live days provisions on their hade the host, hostess, and their friend road wagons, which we will offer at Mount have opened up dr«'»making backs they took up the trail again good-night, avowing this one of the ( ' i i a s W kski . y , factory prices parlors at their home 6n Se«"ond and following it t«p hill and down dale, pleasantest evenings imaginable. 38 »0 Hcio, Oregon. Beside the 1 >r. and wife and Mias Florence struts. Will be glad to See through thickets and swamps, across Wanted— more help at the Htayton those in need oi sew ing. Prices reason cauvons and over rugged hills and Randall there were present: Misses Woolen Mill. Ittiif Alexander and Hobson. Messrs Ring», rocky points that wouhi make a jack able, work guaranteed. 38 pd. Pintler, Thomas and Fre res. rabbits feet stutter, camping where LOST—Tuesday afternoon bin k Born—Monday morning the 19th to Icatner handbag containing 2 purs«1». the w ife of P M Hermans of Sublimity night overtook them, intent only on Our fashionable dressmaker Mrs Left either iu Gehlens store or lo»t a baby girl. Mr Hermens has charge getting an elk at any cost. Reiter, intends opening dressmaking The elk traveled in a circle so that between Gehlens store ami Mrs Queen* of the Hazlewood Creamery station in parlors after November first. Will go Sublimity and is well known through they recrossed their own trail, but on out in families if desired, ('all and er a house on first street. • • — — ..... — » out this section Mother and daughter the 5th day about 3 o'clock in the see her prices right. 371f 38 M rs . W arr e n K k h ai i dson . afternoon they caught up with their are doing nicely under the care of Dr FOR RENT CHEAP—A 300 nere game in a vine maple thicket, in a C H Brewer. SALES AGENTS WANTED. farm 2,1 miles from Stayton. Empiile' swamp just south of Indian prairie, We will sell all our Buggies and $36 per week or 400 per c. profit. at the Siavtun Bamk. 38tf and about live miles east of Snow Wagons at Factory prices, from Oct. Peak. There was only one way the All samples, stationery and art cata P VINTERS ATTENTION— I will 10 till Nov. 1 08. If you need any elk could get out and that was by logue free. Wo want one permanent receive bids for painting amt inside ; thin«: in this line be sure and see u> goiug up a ravine or gully. Three agent iu tin's locality for the largest finishing of my new bldg up to noon ' before you buy. We give you bottom of the party took stations at the pfcttire and frame house in America. Oct. 31st, 1908. E ROY. 38 39 ' prices that no one can offer the goods mouth of the ravine, while two others Experience unnecessary. We instruct any cheaper. Factory prices, remem On Friday, Oct., 30 at 10 am, at my I went around to the upper aide, and you how to sell our g«Hxls ami furnish ber what that means. Chas Wesely, residence j mile north of Stayton, 1 played dog trying to drive the elk the capital. If you want a permanent 35-39 Scio, Oregon. will sell at public auction, cattle, goat. down to those stationed at the out honorable and profitable position, wagons, farm implements, etc. Also The following clipping was handed let, but the animals were too wise and write us to-day for particulars, cata , a lot of potatoes. P a i l K iia n k . us for publication by Mr Hanibel Jr.: refused to break cover. Then G S and log anil samples. " Billy Jones wrote on the blackboard, J D Wortli made a second drive of FRANK W WILLIAMS CO., Notice for Publicaton. "Billy Jones can hug the girls better the thicket, and succeeded in chasing 1314 W Taylor St. Chicago 111. DEPARTMENT OF T H E INTERIOR. than any boy in the school.'1 The out a cow elk, which those lying in United States Laud Office, teacher seeing it calletl him up ‘•Will wait for her shot, putting four 30-30 Notice for Publication. Portland, Oregon, October 9, 1908. iam, did you write thai?” she said. bullets into her before she fell. Notice is hereby given that Alex ! UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. The children waited fur Billy to come By this tfme it was dark and the sander Westman, by Daniel W Dineen, j Portland, Oregon, October, 10 11108. out, when they began to guy him hoys made camp. Their provisions Notice is hereby given that the Ins Attorney in Fact, of Cloverdale, | "Got a iickin,' didn’t you?" "No,’ were out, but they made a meal on County of 811110111a, State of California, J said Bill. “Get jawed?” “No.” ‘ What elk meat, which was washed down Northern Pacific Railway Company, has tiled in this office his application di<l she do?” they asked. “Shant tell,” with cold mountain water, proving whose post office address is St Paul, Minnesota, has this 10th day of Oct to select, under the provisions of the said Bill, but it pays to advertise.” both tilling and satisfying. The bal ober, 1908, filed in this office its ap Act of Congress, approved July 1, 1N98, j Tiie W 0 W camp at Stayton mani »nee of the elk hunt le‘t «lining the plication to select under the provisions he S E \ of S E \ Sec. 20, K[ of N W\ \ fested true fellowship at the meeting night, anil so there was the delights See. 28, N W J of S VV } Sec. 30, Twp j Monday night when it was voted to of the hunt in the past, and the doubt of the Act of Cougress, approved July 11 S., R. 4 East, W M. Any and all \ pav the expenses of a neighbor, John ful pleasures of many miles of rough 1, 1898 t30 Stat. 597, 020] a- extended persor s claiming adversely the land» I Street, incurred by illness. Mr Street trail to be tackled, but it bad to be by the Act of Congress, approved May described, or desiring to object becau»«' ' 17, 1900, the N E N W J, S W one- is lying at the Grand Central Hotel in done and was. of the mineral character of the laud, fourth, See. 7. S E one-fourth of N E a critical condition with very little It may t>e though, that the party or for any other reason, to the disposal | possibility of his recovery. The camp s accomplished much more than was one-fourth, S W one-fourth of N W to applicant, should tile their aff idavits ' action in this matter means that the lutended, for while in Packers Gulch one-fourtii and N E one-fourth of S W of protest in this office on or before sixty two members or more will have they discovered what they supposed one-fourth Sec. 29, Twp 11 S., R 4 East the 22n«l day of November, 1908. to go down in their individval pockets to be the “Lost Irishman Mine,” for W M. Any and all {»ersons claiming A lgernon 8 D resser Register. toas-istan unfortunate member. This the re-discoverv of which a reward of adversely the lands described, or desir 1st pub. Oct 23, 1908. is a mark of the right kind of benevo- $5,000 was offered early last summer. ing to object because of the mineral lust pub. Nov 20, “ lenr^Ttach as is frequently shown by They lirst found a pick sticking in character of the land, or for any other Woodmen of the World, and more the ground, the handle rotted off, and reason, to the dis|H<sal to applicant, particularly Oregon Woodmen.—Sil- scratching away the leaves, uncovered should tile their affidavits of protest in vertonian-Appeal. a shovel, the handle of which had this office, on or before the 22nd day also rotted off, a drill about four feet of November, 1908. A lgernon ' S D resser Register. long and an old pole ax which they 10-23 11-20 supposed had been used driving the Tomatôes, bu. ripe $1.15-1.25 75c green Peaches, box - 85-95C Grapes, basket, - .W-.IS-40 Cranberries./b. /Sc Prunes, hu. .50 Sweet Potatoes, 7 lbs. 2 5 c. Bananas, doz. 2 5 c. Lemons, doz.2 0 c. W E Thomas & Son. “ O r eg o 11 B u i ld e r « ” Will Leave Stayton. J H Cradlebaugh who has been here drill, as the eye was sprung. Notice for Publication. for some time in the ¡»tere.-t of The They brought out some of the ore DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Freeland Consolidated and Electric found near by which is being assayed. United States l.and Otliice. mining companies of Gold Creek, or Wnetber they will claim the reward Portland, Oregon, October 10 1908. rather, the Santiam Distract, will leave or locate the mine has nut been de Notice is hereby given that Andrew town in a few days. Ho reports quite termiued, but whatever they may do Molaudcr, by Daniel \V Dineen his a goodly number of stock purchaser« iu this respect, they are all of the attorney in fact, of Cloverdale, County in this section, but as the amount of I opinion that one elk hunt is sufficient of Sonoma, State of California, has business to be transacted here in the I for several »ears, and that beef is filed in this office his application to future will be meagre he will ink up just as good and much cheaper, -•elect under the provisions of the Act activities elsewhere soon. I of Congress, approved July 1, 1898, the Range 4 East, VV. M. Any and all persons Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Shelley have re- claiming adversely the lands described, Mr and Mrs Curtis Seely have moved turned home after a two week« visit or desiring to objebt because of the to Alsea where they will spend the ! w ith friends and relatives at Eugene, mineral character of the land, or for winter. Theo. Nielan arrived from Pennsyl- any other reason, to the dis|>osa! to Mr Ralph \Y Speer «* smiling count- v.iniu and was visiting friends here applicant, should file their affidavits enance is once more to be seen L* him) abouts recently. of protest in this office on or before tlie counter at A P Sj>e< rs store. Mrs. J . Heffner, Mrs. Shelley and the 22nd day of November 1908. Dr W D Wright of Portland spirit Rose Becker called on Mrs. Tlieo. A l g e r n o n S. D r e s s e r Register. Sunday in Aumsville visiting relative- Hi-hberger Sunday. l»t pub. Oct 23, 1908. 'k«d friends. Mrs. Lee Tate was visiting friends Ia*t pub Nov 20, “ Mr aud Mrs Dr Cole have returned |111 T|1*3 ' icinit> first part oi the week, from a weeks visit with relatives a» : J. W. Smith and family have moved Notice for Publication. McMinvillc. to B lay ton and Hefner's have charge Aumsville. Triumph Notes. N j * w * »». T«P 11» departm en t of t h e in t e r io r . Mr Robert Colvin left Saturday foi ' ' 1 r f United States l.and Office, Han Francisco where he expects to j ' a9l ' Lurghard has rented the Murphy farm. Portlund, Oregon, Octolzer 7, 1908. spend the winter. A'ls-rt Kaizen is employed by Mrs. Notice is hereby given that Albert L Miss Lillie Levermann departed for G. \V. Murphy, putting, a wire fence Munsell, by John Pearson,his Attorney Portland on Satnrday, where she gor-« around her farm. in Fact, of 710 Schuyler St., Portland, to visit her sister. Fred Casteel has rented the W. M County of Multnomah, State of Oregon, Mr Wm Simpson has rented the Hunt ranch. has filed in this office, his application Turner property near Aumsville, w here Lou Casteel and mother have moved to select under the provisions of the he has moved, and will continue on the Carter farm. Act of Congress, approved Jnly 1, 18!*8, dairying. A new daughter at the home of Wm. the 8 K\ 8 W \ Sec. 21, N W J N W \ Mr A Martinis very busy preparing YanHandel and a plow hoy at Den Sec. 28, NJ N E \ See. 29, Tp. II 8., his celery crop lor market. One «lay Gesher’s. R 4 E. W. M. Any and all persons this week, he gathered and shipped claiming adversely the lands described, Farmers all busy at plowing. 446 bunches which retails at 10c per Our school opened with Miss Martha or ilesiring to object because of the bunch. The quality this year is some mineral character of the land, or for Bold, of Salem, as teacher. thing far above the average. | any other reaton, to the disposal to Frank Staiger made a business trip Dr Coles residence took fire during l applicant, should file their affidavits his absence but through the efficient lo 111 ■ of protest iu thisofficeon or la-fore the service of the Aumsville bucket brig- ^ * •lte wart '** dm Capital C ily on 15th day of November 1908. •de the fire was «oon quenched, Only business Thursday. A i g e r n o n 8 D rf - hkr , Register. John Smith from Kanier was here 1 37*42 •bout $20 damage done. J COLD TABLETS For Colds, LaGrippe and Headache. Guaranteed to help or money refunded. Nothing better for all kinds of headache. Price 25 cents at Stayton Pharmacy Citation for Order to Sell Rea» Estate. Arc You Doing W hat You Can to Populate Your State? OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE—»«-Ulero, honest farim-rs, me clia 11 íes, merchants, clerks, people with brain», strong liuiui» and a willing lienrl—capital or no capital. Southern Pacific Co— — Lines in Oregon. is sending Ions of Oregon literature to the East for «lislribu- lion through every available agency. Will you not help the good work of building Or«'gon by »ending n» the names and addresses of your friends w ho are likely to ( h - inUTesUid in this .tale? We will be glad to Ix-ar tliu expense of sending t hem complete infoimillion aboutOrcgon and it« opporiunilit>t. C O L O N I S T T I C K E T S will Is-on sale during SEPTEM BER and OCTOBER from the East to all 1* 01111» 111 Oregon. The fares from a few principal cities aie From Denver............................ $30.00 Omaha 3000 " Kansas C ity .................. 3*1.00 “ St. 1, oii is ........................ 35.60 " Chicago.......................... 38.00 TIC K ETS CAN From •‘ " " BE Louisvillo....................$41.70 Cincinnati......... 42.20 Cleveland.................. 44.76 New York.................. 55.00 PREPAID If you want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon, deposit the proper amount with any of our agents. Thu ticket will then be furnished by telegraph. II If. CONDIT, Local Agent, West Stayton. WM McMURRAY, G cncral P a s s c n g ih aoint PO RTLA N D , OREGON Only a Few Bargains 440 Acres five miles from Stayton, all finely im proved, running water, 15 room house all hard finish throughout, furnace heat, a two story 60x80 barn with stone basement, out buildings, good fences, adapted to agricultu ral pursuits in any line. Price $20,000.00. 320 Acres 5 miles from Stayton, 220 acres in cultivation, balance pasture and timber. Price $10,500. 17j Acres 6 miles from Stayton in the heart of the Waldo Hill country, good house, barn, outbuildings with a big spring that furnishes water for all uses. If sold within 30 days can be had for $40 per acre. T h e above are but three from our list which comprises farms, acre tracts, city, suburban and country property. How about this— 183 A cres,3 miles from Stayton, good house, barn, outbuildings, fences, running water, J50 acres in cultivation, sheep, horses, cattle hogs, goats, wagons, binders, mowers, etc., in fact you get the property complete as it stands ready for immediate possession for only $8,000. Term s. W e also have a few bargains in city residences and lots in business as well as residence districts. Among these a new 8 room dwelling for $1250. 5 room cottage $1050. If you want a lot on which to build a home, we have it. If you want a business lot or location come to us, we are ready to serve you at all times. tn the County Court for ih«- c o u n t y of Marlon State ol or«-* on. In the matter of the estate* . of w. SakrtK.n, deeeaaed.t To A iik "> i H akrlnon, a br other of «teeea«ieil a«ldrc»a unknown; M. .1. Hpanlol.onv of the > 1 . vine» named in th«r will an«l a »later III Mlelil- xan , residence ami name uuknown, and all other |>cr»on» Interested in »aid estate. Whereat, a|ipMeation havlni; been made in ilue form to the above named Court on the ftth day of October 19na by W. H. Queencr, execu tor of «aid Estate for an order ami license directing, authorizing and ernpotverliiK him to sell tin: Ileal Estate beloiiKitiK lo tin- Estate N O T IC E . of said decedent, and described as follows, to-wlt: Department of the Interior. Notice is licrfiy given that Strali A Lots No’s Five (.">/ and Six («) In Block Heven (7) In Whitneys addition to the town of Slav ton, Swagger, o f OoMenffale, Wash., has I .H. l.and Office at Port land,O regon. in Marion Coun ty, Oregon, as shown ami « 1 «-»' fileil in this office her application to Noll. . I» hcreliy given that Joseph J . R a n h lgnatcd u|«««ii the recorded plat thereof on file and of record in the lleeordi-rs nfflec, of »»hi enter under the provisions of the Act man of Aberdeen, Washington, who, on Hep. Marion County, Or«K«>n. of July 1st 1898, (30 8tnt„ 597 620) t e m la 'r v a ili,t m t , made tim be r land nppli«-«- And Whereas, said Court fixed on theOth «l*v of November, inns at the Court Room of t h a t l a n d w h i c h w h e n s u r v e y e d w ill he tlon No, I1HI7 for HW q of N W ',. M l t o(BW .............. ..... *n d NK one-fourth of s k this Court In the «¿mm House in Salem, Marion i the N E 4 Her 21 Two It H If 4 East ..... .. County an«l 8Mta of Oregon, a» the time and r‘ 1 ». ’ . ' , « plane for li«arlng any ami all objection» to VV Jlamettc Mcr. Aliy it ml all person* one-fourth of S. i'tlon IA. Tow nship in Month, Range i ea»t of Willam et te Meridian, has filed l t d I R e n t e o f « l e >h‘ «ra n tin g of »aid order j c l a i m i n g a d v e r s e l y t h e l a n d s d e s c r i b e d notice of munition to make final esali proof to Therefore, In the Name of the State of Oregon I o r d e s i r i n g t o object l ie ra o « « ' o f t h e cslahllsh claim In fh. land shove .lescrlbed Yon and «ach ot yon are hereby cited .d irected m i n e r a l c h a r a c t e r o f t h e l a n d o r f o r before III«- »«-gist, r and Receiver of C. M. l and nd re«inlred lo he and appear at said time and place then and there u> show cause. « an««-, If if any you a n y o t h e r r e a s o n t o t h e d i s p o s a l t o office at I'nrtland, Gregnn, on tlm lltli «lay of have or If any 0 * i. 1 « , <> why an order of »ale aluni Id applicant should file their affidavit* of D dci 'IIII mt , WO*. .... ‘••Fnlsale«fu>uld as In the I’l tltlon praye.l for, and ... , , why said Petition should not !»• granleil and protest 111 tills office on or before the < laimmii lifinifK a»» wltnuMwe*: •aid order and license should not Issue. 22nd day of Novernls r 1908 of Ab< rdi', n. Washington Wltne»», The Hon. VV M lliishey ju d g e of »alii | " * 1 • *« •«• T . «Hark, n( d a les , Oregon. A l g e r n o n 8 D r e s s e r Register. Court with the seal of »aid Court affixed this I • ' A. fierier, of Gate», Oregon. Ath day of Qctoher A D I'jus. 1st p u b . Oct 2 3 , 1 9 0 8 Peter Anderson,of Port land,O regon. KD.AU.EN, J.T . Kearns&Co. Stayton. Oregon. Notice for Publication. <s t ^ i __ Clerk. J last pub Nov 20, ALOCRNON 8, fiBEffm , K ciU t«r.
