Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, August 21, 1903, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textm.nttmln i Volume XI. Toledo, Lincoln County, OnjgonTiit ;AI, ESTATE TRANSFERS. ord of Recent Exchanges in Lincoln county. i,m!ipoi) to immei iviarx, 1013 o 8 u block 11. hiiu una . unu iu in I; 9, ami 1013 1 u uluvl1 u 111 nWll of LrooKlvn. miMuarmwu Last 17-William R Grout to May 0( section IS. lowusmp it rauge o 1, Consideration $323. 1st 10-A L McCulIy, Ella II Mc aud Hannah K McCuliy to Lin- ir rrnasnmu, let 2 in mock. 3 in soil's additiou to Ncwpor. Consid- ;tion 81. icust 6-Kmraa a inompson to il 1-1. O 1.1 1- j D Sampson, pari oi im o uioca o 4 Thompson's addition to New- Consideration iuu. hry Notice to Creditors. nnrsons knowing themselves to bo Jebted to G. R. Schenck & Co.. are wdv notified that tbeir accounts have jen left wiunho Lincoln County Bank. G. K. ScHENCK. To Taxpayers. Mice is hereby Riven that the Equal lion Board of Lincoln county, state Oregon, will meet at the court house Toledo on Monday, August 31, 1903, id remain in session for 6 days, as by provided, for the consideration of :h matters as may be properly Ught before it. R. H. Howell, Assessor of Lincoln countv. Excursion to Albany. On account of Ringing Bros, show to held in Albany August 27, the C. & I. will run ah excursion from Yaquina Albany at the following very liberal tea: Yaquina to Nashville inclusive Albany and return, $1.50; Summit Wrens inclusive to Albany and re in, $1. Tickets from Yaquiua to I'rens inclusive will be good going on lain So. 1 Thursday August 27 only, A for return on regular train No. 2 iday August 28 only. People from oledonnd vicinity will remember this nil boy their tickets accordingly. - i Look Here. 800 The cheapest place in Lincoln jnty for sale. The old "Calamity" mith place, 21 acres, joining the Adam je rauch. Nicely improved, with a ur-roomed house. 70 bearing fruit rees, berries, etc. Two Hying springs. p'onld trado for Portland property or aall payment down with balance to lit tbe purchaser. Wm. Purdy, MontaviJla, Ore. Call for County Warrants. Mice is hereby given that I have funds a hand to pay all County Warrants friwnontho General Fund, and en- ma: "Not paid for want of funds" ? to and Including July 2 7 1900. Interest ou said warrants to ceaso um and after said date. J. L. Hyde. . County Treasurer. Dated at Toledo Ore., this Hth day August, IDO.'i. ' Notice. Notice is hereby l'iven that the firm : MeCaulou & Plmulee have dissolved irtnership this V.lth dsy of August, All mitHhiiidin;: accounts of the no vcill be collected by James Pluni- Ja.mes Plu.mi.ee. Hike .kcl( KiL't! Creiv nt- l't.ii tu t "luniiam xurmiajr. Assessor U,n T"'wl trip to Yaquina Wednesday Mr8,0. C. r.lwlinnun nn M.Mto, -Mrs. (,e,Ru Chambers. The Knox-Kantnnr Concert Com. "ill show at the Newport Opera ""."e tonight and at Nve Creek gat ') niKht. ''' Nellie. Dnlli . "illiiim MrlCiiito.- rtwitf ,.t r; . iruiiiu iiii-ir cousins, . " " v 101a uanuon mis KnoxKantner Concort Company ... -tinru a Smn nil, Anno at good performance and are deserv- w the peoples patronage. Number 25 G. L. Gray was a passenger for Port land Tuesday morning. Stewart & Vant aro selling meu's and boy's straw hats at half price. C. W.Boeschen of Saleny was in To ledo Tuesday. Ue is resorting at New port. Miss Duckie Seits was a passenger valleyward from Newport Wednesday morning. Salmon are beginning to come in and our local .'shermen predicta heavy run this season. II. N. Foster, a director of the Lincoln County Fair Association, was down from Chitwood last Saturday. Miss Lucile Hawkins who has been teaching the Eddyville school, is regis tered at the Commercial this week. Dr. J. D. Wetmore went down to Newport yesterday to take part in the program of the Pacific Coast Indian Institute being held at Newport. Brother J. A. Finch of the Herald, was absorbing puro ozone at the beach for several days. He returned to Albany Wednesday morning. The influx of visitors to Newport and the beach, this summer is the largest ever known in the history of Newport so saya the -oldest inhabitant,'. Mr. and Mrs. William Bodalan and children of Portlaud are the guests of Frank Stanton and family. Mr. Bod man is a nephew of Mrs. Stanton- In the call for connty warrants pub lished last week we made an error in the dale that the call is made. It should have read July 27 1900 instead of July 27 1903. The fault is all our own. Landlord J. Fogarty of the Bay View, came up from Newport, last Friday in search of extra waiters and porters for his popular hotel which is crowded to the utmost with summer resorters. Merchant George MeCaulou has a new ad on the fourth page of The Leader. He has just received a large stock of rubbor goods and a full line of the fa mous Gotzian shoes. Read the ad. Miss Gertrude Grousbeck of Cress well, and Mrs. Olive Moore of ' Minne apolis Minn., cousins of Mrs. Ed Stan ton and Miss Hattio Gillette, were among the arrivals Monday evening. Rev. Doran will conduct services at Eddyville Sunday August 23 at 11 o'clock a. in; at the Wakefield school lioueo Sunday at 3 o'clock p, m., and ai Elk City, Monday Ang. 24 at 8 o'clock p. m. Mrs. C. G. Copeland of Siletz is tak ing a vacation at the beach. She at tended the meeting of the board of directors of the Lincoln County Fair Association held in Toledo last Satur day, returning to Newport the same eveuing. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bradway left Monday morning to attend the reunion at San Francisco. They came here from Iowa about three weeks ago. Mr. Brad way is a brother of our fellow-citizen, Al Bradway. They will return to Lin coln county and locate permanently. Stewart & Vant's ware house that is now under construction on the water front, will be quite a commodious structure when completed and will im purt a real business air to that part of the city. 13. W . Sadou, as chief arch itect, is superintending the work.. Comrade J. N. Arnold accompanied Captain and Mrs. II. R. Sturdovautaud Mrs Georgo Schenck to the G. A. K. re union at San Francisco last Saturday. Mr. Arnold is a veteran of the civil war having served with the 4th Alinuesota Volunteer Infantry, participating in abdut twenty engagements--Vicksbnrg, Missionary Ilidgo and Altoona being among the number. Captain Sturde vant led a company of Pennsylvania volunteers to tho front and carries scars 'of Confederate lead as a souvenir of the "Great Rebellion." Elisha Abraham Putorbaugh and David Wehawkin Ilazen, representing Tho Oregon Daily Journal, were in To ledo Tuesday. They ore traveling with two emblems of democracy hitched to a covered van bearing tho li gond, 'Oregon Daily Journal." They are writing up the counties, and we shall expect a flowery description of this the greatest county in all Oregon. These very pleasant gentlemen left Tuesday afternoon headed for the Coos bay country and are deserving of much sympathy and consideration from the hospitable inhabitants tbey will meet with along their weary route. FAIR DIRECTORS MEET. Final Arrangements Made for the Third Annual Fair. The board of directors of the Lincoln County Fair Association met last Sat urday at the court house and made nnal arrangements for the countv fair and Bet the date for September 22, 23 and 24. The following directors were present at the meeting: Mrs. C. G. Copeland, Mrs. Henrv Gannon. Mrs. .1. Blower, Otto O. Krogstad, Jay Dunn and II. N. Foster. Minutes of last meetine were rond and approved. O. O. Krogstad reported tnat luiel s Hall could be had on same conditions as last year. A motion by H. N. Foster that we add to the agricultural and horticultural exhibit, a stock show, providine a suit able building can be secured, was unan imously carried. committee on arrangements. O O Krogstad, chairman ; Mrs Ilenrv Gannon, Alice Waugh. Mrs J Blower, Mrs C G Copeland, Mrs George Hocf- lein.Mrs J E Franklin, Mrs Mart Glass, II N Fostor, Jav Dunn. Dr F M Carter. J W Parrish, W W Sonle. LIVE STOCK. I J Pepin, Chitwood; Wm Wakefield. Jr, Eddyville; L D Wood, Siletz; C B Crosno, J M K Butler and W W Soule, Toledo. FLORICULTURE. Judges Mrs William ScartH, Toledo; Mrs M L Trapp. Chitwood: Mrs David Ruble, Waldport. VEGETABLES. Judges D J DerbT. Dave Williams J H Williams, C E Boeckman and Adam Kae. HORTICULTURE AND GRAINS. Judges Professor Coote, Gorvallis; Joseph Blower, Yaquina; II E Derrick, Eddyville. APIARY. Judges Chas McDonald, Toledo; E 8 Barnes, Bayview; Thos Ferr, Winant; PA Miller, Morrison. BEEF CATTLE. Judges W E Wann, Waldport; Les ter Waugh. William Scttrth, Toledo. DAIRY CATTLE. Judges Dave Williams, J F Stewart, S Romtvedt. SHEEP. Judges William Scarth, Toledo; Dr Withycombe, Corvallis; William Bor den, Newport. goats. . Judges B F Grant, Harlan; Irvin Magee, Eddyville; A L McDonald, Chitwood. SWINE. Judges William WakeQeld, Jr. Ed dyyille; Hans Larseu, Samuol Center, Toledo. , POULTRY. Judges-Dudley Trapp, Chitwood; J Heury Penn, Yaquina; Mrs M D Wei tin, Eddyville. MIBCELLAHEOCS. Judges-O O Krogstad, J F Stewart, Toledo; R A Bensell, Newport. CULINARY. Judges Mrs R A Bensell, Newport; Mrs J Elower, Yaquiua; Hans Peter son, Toledo. ART. Judges Mrs E H Brynnt, Siletz; Mrs J Buckley, Newport; Mrs George Schenck, Toledo. FANCY WORK. Judges Mrs Georce Bethers. Toledo: Mrs Dalaba, Elk City; Mrs II N Foster, Chitwood. AMUSEMENTS. Committee Mrs C G Copeland, Wal ter Hall, William Aloxander, Siletz. Resolutions were passed adopting blue ribbons to designate the first premium ami red ribbons for the sec ond premium. Adjourned to moot Wednesday, Sep totuber 2, 1903. The management have secured a part of tho livery stable of Ha'l & Ander son nud will have ample room for the live Htock show. The quality of the stock to bo exhibited promises to be better than tho animald shown last year, as all sheep and cattle must cither be registered or eligible to registry. This will cut down the exhibit but there are sullkicnt sheep in the county that are pure-brod to make a line show ing and some of our cattlemen have animals that are eligible to registry or have certificates of record. The object of the Association in cutting out the grade and ecrub is to encourage our ranchmen to raise stock of a better quality. There will be a class prem ium for the dill-rent breeds of sheep and the blue ribbon animals alone will be eligible to compete for the sweep stake prize. This will do away with the unpleasant misunderstanding that occurs so frequently in show rings where animals of all breeds and grades are permitted to compote for the grand prize. Beef and dairy cattle will be shown in a separate class, each to be judged on their own merits and for their especial purpose. If the stock men in the county will bring what ani mals they can, that are pure-bred, we will have a show that we may be proud of, and if our stock 6how consists of no more than three or four of each breed and class it will demonstrate the fact that the ranchmen are awaking to the idea that blood tolls, and others will pattern after the example and Lincoln connty will soon contain as good sheep and cattle as the valley counties. The exhibit of fruit and vegetables promises to be largo, several of our local gardeners are already making preparations for the fair. The committee on amusements are negotiating with the Indians at the Si letz Agency to give a war dance if their services cttu be (.enured, Luis will be a drawing card and will induce a great many outsiders to visit Toledo during the fair. If the present interest manifested by some of our citizens is kept awake and spreads through the countv as it should, the third annual fair of Lincoln county will be a successful one. Tho following premiums will be awarded to tho various exhibits: CATTLE. Best, boef bull, any iujo s no Second beef bull, any ngo 2 50 J lost Oeoi cow, an j- no s 00 Second boef cow, any ito 2 50 Best dairy bull, any rku 5 00 Second dairy bull, any ago 2 GO Best dairy cow, any aso 5 00 Second dairy cow, any aso , 2 50 SIIKEP. Best buck, any ago pr breed $3 00 Second buck, any atfe or breed 2 00 Host ewe, any ao or breed 5 00 Second ewe, any ao or breed '. 2 00 Best ron, not loss than tbrco 3 00 Best wool slieup ( " 2 50 Best mutton sheen 2 50 (iOATS. Best pen. not less than three (j 00 HOGS. , Pest boar w 00 Best sow , a go Best sucking pigs.... 1 00 POULTRY. Best trio chickens....'. i 00 Second trio chickens 60 Best pen ducks 1 00 Second pen ducks ; no Best pen geos j 00 Second pen gceso 50 VEGETABLES. icwvpouuocs... ., go Second potatoes 05 Best turnips jq Second turnips 25 Best cabbugo ' an Second cabbage 25 nest carrots f,p Second carrots. 05 licst mangels jso Socond mangels iiesr. ueets jjo Second beets 05 iscst oeans, string 50 Best beans, pole so Second beans, pole 2.5 Best 8(j 11 us 11.. oo Second squash 2S Best pumpkin 50 Second pumpkin ?s Bust corn ,, f,o Second corn...'. 2.1 iii-sr. celery 50 Second celery . 23 Bust cauliflower no Second canlillowcr 23 ior vcgotuuie display ;j 00 Second vend ible display 1 50 HOimC'ULTURK. APPLES. BcKt summer apples .....Jl 00 Bust full apples 00 Itest winter apples ., 1 00 Bent exhibit, tipples all varieties 1 30 I'EAltS. Best fall pears 1 00 Best winter pours 1 00 PUfNES. Best exhibit, any variety 1 00 Best display ot all kinds of fruits a 00 Second display of till kinds of fruits 1 50 ARTS. Distributed by Committee f, 00 Best Indian baskets 30 Second Indian baskots 1 00 FANCY WORK. Distributed by Committee $20 00 FLORICULTURE. Distributed by Committee $3 00 CULINARY. Best bread $ m Second bread , 23 Best cake 50 Second cake 2.3 1AIRY. Best cheese i so Second cheese 73 Best creamery butler 1 00 Second ureumery butter 80 Best dairy butter 1 00 Second dairy butter..... so No exhibits allowed to be entered for competition later than 6 o'clock p. m. of the first day. No premiums awarded except when there are two entries in each class. No cattle or sheep admitted excent registered or subject to registration. Premiums will be paid prorata of gate receipts. No entrance fees for exhibits. No complimentary tickets. Season tickets 50 cents; one admis sion 25 cents; children 15 cents. Strayed or Stolen. One bay mare, 8 years old, weight 1,050 pounds, shod in front, branded with small S on hoof, same brand un der mane. One sorrel, 4 years old, weignc about UU pounds. Send auy information tg Chas. Sxelling, Dallas, Ore. Henry Lewis and family were Chit wood visitors Monday and Tuesday. Ade Crosno joined the C. & E. con struction crew at Philomath Wednesday. Ira Wade is putting up his winter's supply of hay on his ranch near Kern vitie this week. Another large stock of Barton Bro's famous "Village School" shoes at Stewart & Vant. ' Mr. and Mrs. M. Wygant were up from Newport Tuesday returning Wednesday evening. Lloyd Pruett of Yaquina was in Toledo Wednesday. Lloyd is a son of Farmer S. A. Pruett of Siletz. Miss Mao Lewis, daughter of Mer chant Henry Lewis arrived from Port land last Friday evening. For sale the registered Shropshire buck. "Barkus" No. 13U811 $20 takes him. A. L. McDonald, Chitwood. Or. Will Alexander went, down to New port Wednesday evening where he has accepted a position in Loomis Bros' store. Fred Day returned to Portland Wednesday morning where he will re sume his former duties with the Port land street car combany. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hardesty left for th eir home at Craw ford svi lie Monday. They have been visiting with A. Hurley and family the past two weeks. Dr. C. W. Lowe, the optician who was in Toledo this week, thinks ko much of the dear people that he has concluded to return about the middle of October. For sale - A large size heating stove , several neck-yokes, buggy tongue, single-trees, wheol-barro.v and some bolts, will trade for wood, or sell cheap for cash. James Anderson, Toledo, Or. Come let me figure 011 your bill of paints. Raw oil, GO cents per gallon; boiled oil, 06 cents: red barn paint, 90 . cents; house paint, the best made, $1.00 in 5 gallon cans; white lead, $7.75 per hundredweight; yellow ochre, 3 cents per pound; wall paper, 10 ceuts per double roll. Everything else in pro portion. Full stock at Krogstad's. Hon. C. B. Crosno and family went to Seal Rocks Monday where they will re main several weeks for the benefit of' Miss Gertie's health which bus been very delicate for some time. Dr. Par ker, who had been her attending phy sician, thinks tho invigorating sep breeze will prove beneficial to tho young lady, and has hopes" for her complete restoration to health. Win Coplan of Portlaud has been supplying some of our citizens will; fine sewing machines of tbe . White va riety this week. , Mr. Coplan Las made a standing offer to one of the several handsome nud eligible young printer "devils" to be found in Toledo, of n new machine as a wedding present on receipt of an invitation to uet a best man. Ladies don't all propose Rt onco. Government Iuspector of Surveys N. B. Sweitzer of Washington, D. C, wa in Toledo Wednesday.- He is inspect ing the recent surveys in Lincoln coun ty and at present is wording in town ship 10, range 9 west, aorompauicd by Wild Bill Smith and Jim Derrick. Mr. Sweitzer is a sou of the late Brigadier General Sweitzer, who was au Aide on General Augur's staff during the Rogue River war and who was also an iicko ciate with General U. S. Grant at tho time he was stationed on the Pacific coast.