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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1903)
i V GMT- nil f film ii LiU-t . m Tw -y"v y r? i-.p '. h-i ru m-t wi i tf i x fi p-ju r.tf . h.f cm i z.-.r i ri tea i y . t j r I Volume X. Local Teachers' Institute. I i Tit In' n-dd at Toledo, Oregon, Febmarv i:: ar.d 14. 100IJ, at McthodUt Chinch, i j rv.iiMi, id, :;:') p. ji. : Orchestra Rev. Dorau Orchestra Mrs. Cose Sehenck .Orchestra Orppea Literature Horner, O. A. C. Orchestra FEB. '11, da) A.M. Institute v George Aethers I Reaoiittf A Amy Hall I ( i.raphy Minnie McCourt j Primary History Mrs. Kila Baxter NATOKDAY, 1: SO P.M. - Institute i lin.uiy umwr Hum jj.ld.mi' Wnkefiold ?. History George B. McCIuskoy language II. D. Harbor School Governraont. ..Olive M Lumbright. B.VTUKDAY 7:30 P. M. I Singing j; Prayer Singing I Physiology and Hygiene Dr. Wetinnre. v Recitation J. D. Address .Rev. J. It. Parker I Singing A cordial invitation is extended to every pupil, patron and school oOioer i to be preterit, at this institute. . very respectfully, ;; Geoeois Betiiers. j County School Superintendent. i In Menioriam. , Mrs. Emma S. Hillis died at her ,f l omo near Winter, Oregon, February 9, TilfO.'i, aged 23 years. Mrs. Hillis, formerly Miss Emma Brooks of Toledo, wes loved by all who knew her a noble christian, a loving wife, p.nA a true and atfeclionate child. he bore her afflictions with christian fortitude and closed her eyes in a peace ful sleep that knew no waking; but to the sweet spirited Emma, familiarly fctiowu, eamo at.'qst the realization of the familiar lines, tfae repeiition of which seemed to softou the closing tcene and niako the ordeal of death more easy: V Asleep in Josus: blessed sleep, ? From which none ever wakes to weep, . A calm ami undisturbed repose, ) Unbroken by the lust of foes. f Asleep In Jesus, fur from thee j Thy kindred and their graves may bo; i Hut thine still a blessed sleep From whiuh none ever wake to weep. i Married. . ; Ledaiil-Makk At the home of the bride's mother, Feb. 10. 1003. John Liedahl to Christina Mark, Kov. C. R. Ellsworth officiating. i -Q- -a - i The I)eMo8s company, at Woodmen 'Jail. jGood evening. Have you got the rip? i C. E Hawkins visited Yaquina last night. i J. II. Doty of Yaquina wa6 in the city Wednesday. ' i Warren Hall, the Siletz merchant, is n the city to-day. i Miss Sophia Logan came up from Newport yesterday morning. f B. V. Dobson of Tool slough was a ounty seat visitor Wednesday. v Misses Daisy and Rena Ferr of Win- nt 'vcre visiting with Toledo friendB Wednesday. ' Miss Lottie Krogstad ' went out to Corvallis Tuesday for a visit with Mrs, Thomas Leese. M. M. Davis of Newport and Yaquiua passed through Tuesday morning en route to hia home at Corvallis. ft ' John Needham of Tangent, who had been visiting Stoney Wolls and family, left for his homo Tuesday morning. I Mjs. Curtis M. Brown Is still very lick. Her . son Fred and daughter Mice arrived Tuesday evening from Portland. ?, G. L. Gray Jcft Monday morning ou n official visit to the Masonic Lodges n tho Willamette valley. Heii grand BustOdian of tho order, Rilph Van Cleve departod Wedoes- 'ay'jornlng for Portland in search of i opportunity. The . ydung man's iny friends in Toledo hope prosper X, will attack bira without delay. Music 5 Pruver M HMOS :i Reoitanon . . . I Mn!v Address Prof J. 15 I Millie ji SAYUiiDAY Sinking iMidci Work. . . Toledo, Lincoln The DeMoss company, at Woodmen ll.dl. J. H. May of Mill 4 was in the citv Wednesday. Wild Bill Smith of Bald Knob had business in the county sout Monday, The DeMoss company at Woodmen Hall next Monday and Tuesday even ings. John Mice It, the Siletz meat man, was over Tuesday after cattlo. nccom panied by Frank Lane. Mrs. Johu Williams of Elk City, a laughter of Thomas Lancaster, visited Toledo Wednesday night. P,,. : i.i , , . Bui iv.vn hi. ine ai. m. etiurc'j in Toledo first three Sundays in each month. Rev. John Doran. pastor On cash ;ales wo offer a 2d per cent 41. CcUiit u.i ohuca all siiUH mid bltioil This is your opportunity. Y. B. M.'Co. Master'Mechanio Walch and daugh ters. :Ui.-;ses Molhe and Hazel were pussengers valley ward Tuesday morn ing. Row Doran will conduct services at Eddyville Sunday, Feb. 22, morning and evening, and at Elk City Monday evening the 23d. Mrs. C. G. Copeland came over from Siletz Monday evening and went to Philomath next morning for a visit witli her mother: Mike Mackay went out to Fliiiomath Wednesday to assist in tho construction of a logging flume, foi which Audy Por ter has the contract. Tho celebrated W. B. Stetson "Tiger' brand hats, $2.f)0 to 85. Macdonald & Hall Bros, of Siletz sell them. They are the finest in the market. J. G. Plank and family went to New port yesterdiy, to remain about two months, after which they will move onto their farm ou Mill creek. That tailor first door south of the barber shop is alwaj'S busy. He guar antees a perfect fit ou every, garment and is thoroughly up-to-dato. Prices reasonable. After invoicing our stock of goods, we find wo have too much clothing on hand. We offer a reduction of 20 per t:ciit on all suits for the next 30 days, spot cash. Y. B. M. Co. J. G. Plank and Willard Tucker came in Momlay from the former's farmstead on Mill creek, where they had been busy for two weeks building a house and making other improvements. Two or three of our citizens appear to be feeling about as well as usual. The rest are more or less afflicted with severe colds or grip, caused by winds coming from the chilly and 6ickly cast. A little more rain is needed. Mrs. A. B. Hughes of Astoria and Mrs. Virgil Parker of Albany arrived the latter part of last week for a visit with their parents, Mr. und Mrs. Allen Parker. Mrs. A. G. McMillan, another daughter arrived last night from Van couver, B. C. , Charles Montgomery, the Siletz mer chant, announces that he is selling dry goods, groceries, canned goods the best on earth confectionory, etc., at cost, to make room for a largo new stock of general merchandise. Now is the time to buy. Dr. O. H. Davenport is a graduate and a practitioner of many years experi ence in dentistry. All work guaranteed and prices reasonable. Ho will be In Toledo during the first week of every month until further notice. Office over the Yaquina Bay Mercantile Co'a store. Go and see him. Olo Crogen. an old resident on the hay, who has been anchored at Bot tineau, N. D., during the past five years, arrived Monday night, accom panied by four of his neighbors Messrs. Olaf Romsas, Nils Stevlaud, Matbias Ilogen and Oiuf Crogen, The gentlemen are Investigating the timber land situation Mr. Crogen owns a farm at Mill 4. ' Goorge Landretu returned Monday evening from a businesi trip to Port land. While there he purchased a fine new piano for the local Woodmen of the World, which is expected to arrive to night. The Instrument will bo a valu able addition to tho equipment of Woodmen Hall, adding as it will to" the merit of every entertainment given thero. The enterprise of Pocahontas Cump will be appreciated by our citi zens generally. County, Oregon. Friday, COMMISSIONERS' COURT. County Business Transacted at the February Term. KILLS AU.OWtil. H S l'orter, report as supervisor aivl bill, lifport accepted and bill allowed.. . $ Report of FJ Voder, supervisor of dis trict No 19. Report neeeptod and bill allowed ; A L McDonald, salary as stock inspector for Doe and Jou .; K Kchcuck A Co, nails furnished to comity 81 (XI 1 III 1 00 Ira Wade, salary as comity clerk from Deo 7. 1902 to Feb 7, Km '. 2,i8 :r Glass it I'rndhoimne, blanks for comity.. 7 00 J A Hall, loading lumber on car 1 ,"o J A Hall, barrel for county 2 " J 11 Koss, salary an sheriff for Dec J'.'OJ and .inn mo;; w Keportof C V Kevins us s;i;)-.irvifor of district Nolo. Keport fecptod and bill allowed '.S 00 Keport of S A Ilnhngioon as supervisor,, of district .No .1. Keport accepted' ana lull allowed , E A Cilc, services as deputy supervisor of district No 10 (J M lirown, monej advanced county for freight bill ' Thomas Mollis, assisting Justice of Si let:: precinct in making jury list for 100! C S lirant( drawing jury list for 100:1 Scott bane, a?sitiii( Justice of Siletz precinct in drawing jury list for l'.'O.l J A Hall, putting wood in wood house.. 1C M Stanton, labor for conn I v :;i oo 15 IK) '.' f.O 3 00 2 00 5 00 20 00 i:i 30 J lllaser et al, fee Stale vs Uavber. Con tinued for correction J Kluxer, making jury list, for justice court precinct No 8 a 00 X J Lunbo, assisting justice making jury list precinct No 8 200 Joseph Shcrmer, assisting justice in " making jury list precinct. No 8 2 00 G h Gray, lumber furnished county 72 89 George- IJethcru, salary and stamps for December and January 90 u A W Webber et al, drawing jury list for Beaver Creek precinct No 10 7 nn John Loomis supplies furnished Owon liiiperts, pauper 1 n J A-Hull, salary as janitor lor Dec 1902 and Jan 1003 ;:o so C F Soulo, printing for county 25 ;;a J It Mays, supplies furnished supervisor of district No 10 ; 05 F M Wadsworth, 43 days work ou maps at f u per day, $129. Allowed ih tho sum tf.. ; 71 no James lirown, labor on Silet. road two days J 00 3 00 7 00 J C Altree, labor on Silotz road two days Wm Thayer, labor on siletz road f'i da . J A Hill, supervisor report of district No . neport approved and bill al- lowed 24 on O O Krogstnd, supplies for eounty 3 71) Al Kecd, one day's labor loading car.... 1 60 J W 1'arrinh, work on Depot brldgo. .... 2 00 l ! fcouie, printing for surveyor. Con tinued for term 2 50 c I'oro, care of Owen Knperts, pauper Clerk ordered to draw warrant for... 20 00 X J Leabo, constable fee, State vs Darber 10 10. 1 Allowed in the sum of 8 10 J II Doty, renairinc West Yanulnd bridge 6 00 Ira Wade, stamps for Feb and Mar 10 00 Jus Anderson, rock drill for Ike Derrick road Btinervisor no Joseph (ioescr, supplies and medicine. .. 18 10 C M lirown, salary as county judge ...... 33 35 F M Stanton, per diem and mileage 11 SO Geo King, per diem and mi lea go II 80 Keport of John Micck as supervisor of uisti lct :ol7. Keport accepted and ; bill allowed 28 00 In the matter of tho petition of Al bert Sijota et al for county aid iu build road. Ordered that Commissioners in spect road and take Buch action as they think best. In the matter of the Detition of AS Thompson ct al to build btidce. Or dered that Commissioners investicnt.A and act according to their judgment. In the matter of Andrew Gallaehcr et al for public road. Continued. In the matter of the bid of Jobn Mischler to bridge on Spout creek. Continued. In the matter of the recommendation of H S Porter as supervisor of district No. 13. Report laid aside for Investi gation. In tho matter of the pfetition of N L Guilliarns for bridge on South Beaver. Ordered that the clork draw warrant on road fund for $30 in favor of road district No 5 to be used for construc tion and completion of bridge across South Beaver at Guilliums phice, sup ervisor to oversee construction. Id the matter Clerk's scalp report for Jan 11'03. Keport approved. In tbo matter of Clies Allen ot al for change of road. Petition granted on approval of Comniiptioner King, after examination. Iu the matter of the appointment of justice of the peace for Nashville pre cinct Continued." In the matter of the petition of Thos Leese et al. Continued. In the matter of the' petition of C R Ellsworth for appointment as Justice of the peace for Toledo precinct. Pe tltion granted gad appointment made. Feb. 13, 1903 j In the matter of tho petition of A T j Peterson for road of public easement, j Petition granted and Fred Stanton, Jas Gaither and J W Parrish appointed hp- praiserj. In tho matter of the petition of Scott Lano for franchise to erect telephone, Continued. In tho matter of tho resignation of Allen Parker as justlso of tho peaco of Toledo precinct. Resignation accepted. In the matter of the report of A. L. McDonald as Stock Inspector. Report accepted. In tho matter cf tho petition of Thomas Ferr for road of public ease ment. Petition granted ami C. I f V,,,.. Kd St-nnton and JoeLudwig appointed viewors. In the matter of flag for courthouse. Ordered that eounty judge purchase tor tuo county a suitable bunting Hag. The Realty Market. C G. and S. G. Royal to Felix Vcr hoven, 1. aero of southwest quarter of northeast quarter section 9, township IT, raugo 11. Consideration," $200. Dora and Johu rogue 'to Eliza A. Rigdon, lot 7, block 8, Nashville. Con sideration, $100. Thomas M. Ramsdell to Jobn A. Ramsdell, J. acre in section 20, township 11, range 11. Consideration $8. Barney Morrison and Jennie Mor rison to Grif King, part of Tionoer stono quarry. Consideration 1(25. S. O. Irvin.aiid May Irvin, to tho Capital National Bank, property in Irvington and Ocenn View, Newport. Consideration, $1930. Deputy County Clerk Lee Wr.de made the round trip to Newport today via the foot trail. C. L. Cha.tteri.on nnd Andrew Wios niewskl of the lower Silotz country are iu the city today. Thomas Homing has charge of tho Tolodo sawmill during the absence of the proprietor, G. L. Gray. Willard Tucker left Wednesday morning for his home at St. Helens. Ho expects to return some day and lo cate in Lincoln county. "Oregon Literature," by Prof. J. B. Homer, is nu euterlaining book. It will bo given as a premium with Tint Li2ADER- only $1.50 for both. Say, gentlemen, if you happen to bo looking for a bargain while walking along Hill street, just drop in nnd pat ronize the tailor, first door south of the barber Bhop. Some correspondence was received last night too i late for publication.' Contributors should not neglect to sign their ( own names, so the. editor may know who gets him into trouble Tbo DeMoss Concert company, which will be at Woodmen Hall next Monday and Tuesday evenings, Fchruury 10 and 17, is winning many good words from the state press. A number of The Leader's exchanges "in tho larger towns, such as Grants Puss, speak in highly complimentry terms of the company. Tickets on sule atKrogstad's drug store. Francis Jones has been very ill dur ing tho past weok of lung fevor, and t he symptoms were soHlarmiug Wednesday that his father came homo from Salem in response to a message, accompanied by Dr. Farraof CorvulliH. A decided change for the bettor, however, was np parent that evening, and since then the hoy has been improving steadily, Dr. Wettnore lias been in attendance. The Lincoln Countv Concortiinnt and Orchestra is scheduled foran en tertainment at Newport on il evening of tho 20th inst and at lllco on the 2Cth. This young and widawake ac- gregation of musicians iia credit to tho county and deserves encourage ment. Our citizens will undoubtedly bo out in full force. Later Wo are in formed that It has 6oen ueceary to cancel tho Newport date. Misses Martha Kent, of W aid port, Rena Ferr of Wiuant, Ferna Hooker of Storrs, Mrs. Ella Baxter of Chitwood and Edgar Crocker of WaHjiort aro taking the examine lion for teachers' ccrtiucalOB thin wek. Several of To ledo's bright young people are also on the list. Miss Olive Lambrigbt of Elk City is an applicant for a State di ploma. Miss Lsmbrtght and E. W. Gaither are assisting Superintendent Bethprs, Xninbcr 50 Saturday Bargains. - Star tobacco, 43 cents per pound. Dross goods at cost. Ladies' ready-made skirts at cost. Boys' underwear at cost Men's re.d Manuel underwear at cost. - .This Means You! And don't you forgot that we have Stayton Hour for sale. Y. B. M. Co. Notice. Tho notes and accounts of Dr S. S. Thayer has boon left with meto collect,' und nil. persons indebted to him aro requested to settle the same forthwith. C. V.. Hawkins. --- Tho DeMoss Concert company Mon day nnd Tuesday nights-two distinct r-uh'""". Miss Pearl Tucker completed a sue cossful term us toucher of the Harlan school last Friday and returned to To ledo next day. She will go to her homo at Newport after a few days' visit with Toledo friends. There uro still rumors of a Contem plated extension of a railroad from Falls City down through the Siletz country in Lincoln county. It is at least a logical guess, and no ono will he greatly sur prised if tho rumor does not becomo u sure thing during tho coming summer. Lincoln county's timber belt will cer tainly be connected with tho outside world in some manner in the not distant future. If property in Lincoln county was taxed according to tho value placed upon it by the owners when approached by prospective purchasers, taxes would bo high, sure enough. It is a common complaint among homesoekers that do Riiablo Lincolu county real estato is held at a figure that compels them to look elsewhere for a location. While this Is probably true, tho population of tho county is steadily iuoreasingnot all tho result of homo industry, either. . ---t - -- St. John's Chtircli. Services on tho third Sunday of each month. Matins and litany, 1 1 a. in. Evensong 7:30 p. in. F. O. Jones, in Charge. . ---- Fleece-lined hose, lleeco-lined wrap pers, fur boas-all sold at a reduction at tho Bazaar. Come early. Mrs. M. Wygant. Some L'argains. Tun Lradkk and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean only 81.50 per year. The Lkadkk and Pacilio Homestead ono yenr for oidy 1.50 to new sub scribers of tho Homestead; renewals, $1.75. Tub Lkadgk and Toledo (Ohio) Weekly Blade, $1.50. The Leadkii ami Weekly Oiegonlari, $2. tiow or renewals. NOTICE.' I have reduced tho price on skirts, shirt waists, ladies rulfs, capes, boiw and fur capes; also this season's jackets for children. Mrs. M. Wygant. ' FARM FOR SALE. I can sell you 100 acres of land, one. half of w bich is good tillable bottom land; lo acres in cultivation ; 200 bear ing fruit trees of different varieties bcrrioHBud grapes galore; a house ami good barn; a water-power sawmill in good running order; school mile from house. Chas. M. Bitow.v. Toledo Or. , RUBBER WANTED Bring in your old rubber. I will puy the highest market price for it. Austin Rosebruok, Toledo, Or.' SALE OF 1XHF.KITED IXMAX LANDS. Sii.m Agency, Siletz, Or., ) Deo. 31, 1902. ' The public is hereby informed that inherited Indian lands within the HnliU of the Siletz Agency, Or., offered foe sale under section 7 of the Act of Con gress approved May 27, 1902 (112 Stat., p. 275), will be 'found publicly Hnted at. said Agency, where sealed proposal for the purchase or any tract on said list will be received by' the, undersigned during a poriod of 90 days' following tho date when the eame was listed, in a. cordance with the amended rules ap." provea oy me secretary ot the Interior October 4, 1002, which rulos may bo bad. upon application to Duncan D, McAhthub, Sun't SjletZ; gchopl and Agency,