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Toledo. Lincoln County, Oregon. Friday, December I3. 1907.
Number 42
Died.
Ofstedahl-At the Walla Walla Hospi
tnl, Walla Walla, Washington, Friday
afternoou, December 6, 1907, Oscar
J. Ofstedahl, aged 23 yeurs. 2 months
and 29 days.
Deceased whs the eldest son, of Mr.
Elese Ofstedabl of this place. He had
been living for the past two years at
Pasco, Washington, where be was en
gaged in the watchmaking business.
Until going to Washington he had lived
iu Toledo with his parents since early
youth, he was a most exemplary young
man, a good comrade, a dutiful son and
h loving brother. He leaves, besides
hi- mother, a brother, Clarence, and a
Histur, Ruth.
The body was brought to Toledo Mon
day evening. Funeral services were
conducted at the M. E. church Tuesday
nr. 10 o'clock, Rev. Rinerlsou of Silver
ton officiating. A large attendance of
sorrowing friends paid their last tribute
to their old schoolmate and frind.
The remains were laid to rest in the
Toledo cemetery.
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To Maskers.
All those wishing character masks
for the masquerade ball Christmas
night, are requested, to place their or
ders with O. 0- Krogstad at an early
date. Austin Roskbrook.
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The w ind blew some last night.
Tom Hollis of Siletz is in town this
week.
L. C. Fox departed Valleywards yes
terday morning.
Frank McCormick was in. Toledo
yesterday evening.
County surveyor Derrick made a trip
up the Hue yesterday.
Bensel Ortou of Silelz was in the city
on business yesterday. c
. C. L Knapp of Elk City was a Toledo
visitor last Friday evening.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Charles King,
Friday,- December 6, 1907. a boy.
Toledo's dental office will he closed
from Dec. 21st until after the holidays.
Captain Henry Nice passed through
to his home at Lutjens Wednesday
evening.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Williams, Monday, Decembers, 1907, a
boy. ,
Rev. Rodgers, the new M. E. pastor,
preached his first sermons here last
Sunday.
Harry Fant has purchased the "Play
house" of L. C. Fox and took posses
sion Wednesday.
Warren Hall of Siletz returned home
Wednesday evening from An extended
visit in the East.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Avery, Tuesday. December
17. Mrs. E. W. Sawdon. President.
G. R. Schenck and Wade Brothers
are repairing the damage to the dyke
during the high tide of last week. They
are driving piling.
The heavy rains of the past, week
have swollen the creeks sufficiently to
permit the running of logs to tidewater.
Altree's logging crew started running
logs down the Depot this morning.
Scales.
Weigh your stock on the scales at
Nashville. Accurate and convenient.
Good corral. H. S. Prdker,
Manager.
For Sale. .
One registered Red Durham bull. No.
228,084, 4 years old. Write or enquira
of Nash 'Brothers,
Nashville, Or.
WANTED. A homestead, relinquish
ment with good timber, or a good tim
ber claim,
W. Schultz.
787 Hawthorn Ave. Portland, Ore.
Foranyof the ordinary diseases of
the skin Chamberlain's salve is excell
ent. It not only allays the itching and
smarting but effects a cure. For sale
by 0. 0. Kiogstad.
It is a well known fact that persons
living in the pine forests do not suffer
from kidney diseases. One dose of
Pineules at night usually relieves back
ache '30 days' treatment, 11.00. Your
money refunded if not satsified. Sold
by OttoO. Krogstad's drugstore.
M. Wygant of Newport was a Toledo j
visitor Tuesday. !
B. F. Halm of Yaquina was a Toledo
visitor Tuesday.
J. Q. Adams cf Cbitwood was in
rToledo yesterday.
Bam Irvin of Newport was a county
seat visitor Tuesday.
If that tooth ache9 don't forget that
Tole.lo has a dentist.
A. Wisniew8ki of Kernville was a
Toledo visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Soule came up
from Otter Rock Tuesday.
Miss Verne Ross returned home Fri
day evening from Elk City.
Superintendent K.C. Egbertof Siletz
was a Toledo visitor yesterday.
Mrs. W. B. Hayden returned home
from Albany Monday evening.
Miss Dora .Torgeuson is visiting
with old Toledo friends this week.
Mis Fthel Ross left for her school
near Elk City Saturday morning.
James Beach of Newport was trans
acting business in. Toledo yesterday.
Henry Howell left Wednesday morn
ing for a few days trip to Corvallis. '
Thomas Leese passed through nn
route to Corvallis Tuesday morning.
J. F. Stewart's crew ot apple packers
left yesterday morning for Eddyville.
Superintendent John Stevens of the
C. & E. had business in Toledo Wed
nesday. Miss Martha Kent of Waldport made
proof on ber homestead before County
Clerk Ira Wade yesterday.
Miss Nora Krogstad came home from
Portland Monday evening and will re
maiu here until after the holidays.
Paul Chatterton' of Bald Mountain
was a Toledo visitor the first of the
week. He left Wednesday morning for
a trip lo the Valley. ...
Peter Borgen retnrued home last
Friday evening after an absence of two
yers. He will remain here and visit
his parents thie winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDougall ar
rived Wednesday evening from Wash
ington, for a visit with Mrs. McDougall's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hurley.
WANTED Homestead relinquish
ment, erasing i to 15 million. State
price aud particulars. Address, Lena
Rivearh, Hotel Franklin. Portland, Or.
Be careful what you say and do
Poor unprotected male,
For naughty eight will bring the girls
All out upon your trail.
Just take time this morning
And mind what you're about,
Or the leap-yenr girl will get you
If you don't watch out.
Tillamook Herald.
There will be a Grand Masquerade
Ball In Woodman Hall. Christmas
night, December 25, given by Rose-
brook's orchestra Tickets for dance
$ 1.00 spectator's 25 cts. Everyone in
vited". Just received at the Bonhnniern n
large assortment of" first class up-to-date
jewelry for the holiday trade.
With each article purchased vou iet a
gold filled signet hat pin free. Every
piece guaranteed.
Don't you want to own a whole brass
band, an orchestra and a lotof enchant
ing opera singers? All there uud lots
of entertainment besides are included
in an Edison or a Victor phonograph
outfit. Extensive selection of records
at Krogstad's drug store.
Card of Thanks
We desire to thank the many friends
who so kindly assisted us in the bu'rial
of our son and brother.
Mrs. Elese Ofstedahl.
Clarence Ofitedahl.
Ruth Ofstedahl.
I have just received from the factory
a magnificent stock of silverware, four
piece tea sets, cake baskets, pickle cas
tors, etc. Also the finest ornamented
Bohemian cut glass fruit stands, find
lots of other things In the same line too
numerous to mention. My stock of
watches, clocks and jewelry is as com
plete as ever; as fine an assortment of
goods as you will find in any flrstclass
jewelry store in the cities, Call and see
for your selves. . II. E. Peterson, Jew
eler and .Optician.
COMMISSIONERS' COURT.
Business Transacted ' in Ad
i journed Session.
Commissioners' Court of Lincoln
county met in adjourned session De
cember 4, 1907. Present, B. F. Swope,
Judge. F. A. Thompson and John Fog
arty, Commissioners, Ira Wade, Clerk,
J. II. Ross, Sheriff. The following
business was transacted:
B1LU ALLOWED
Oeorge Bethera, ia'ary nampa and ex
press for Sept. and Oct. 1907 $90 80
Ira Wade, ealary m County Clerk from
Sept. 7 to Nov. 7. 1907 208 SO
Lee Wade, salary aa Deputy Clerk 100 00
John Turn 11 ge, Janitor work, washing
towels and cleaning up stnlri 82 60
Chaa Calkin, witness fees in State vs.
Williams, Wlnaut and Porter, $1 not .
aliened. ,
H Peterson! repairing clock for Court
house.... . goo
Geo Hodges, repairing Rnmwlrll bridge. .195 00
Z M Derrick, work on road map for As-
lessor 8 00
Ira Wade, stamps and, express lor bopt.
and October 16 28
J W Williams, road work in district No.
19 40 00
( F Swope, salary as County Judge for
September and October joo 00
Austin Rosebrook, care of Lou Hall, and
window shades , 2fi 60
R 8 Vun Cleve, supplies for Flnley, and .
county , 8 55
L O OUsnn, witness fees state vs. Wil
liams, Winant and Porter ..... '1 00
F M Stanton, work on county road 60
Z M Derrick, surveying and making plat
for county J 80
J W Parrish, viewer on road work 8 10
Wm Enos, viewer on road work :.. S 10
Elk City Lumber Co., liimLer, stringers
and labor on Elk City bridge , 27 13
Al Waugh, counter for Sheriff's otllce 15 00
J A Hill, report as roud Supervisor and
bill for same 82 ' 5
H Lewis, suppliestorcounty 6 So
G R Schenck & Co(, meat furnished
Flnley v 2 80
John Miller, lumber fur Dished roa dis
trict No. 12 '. 8 47
Lr F M Carter, salary as Health Officer... 25 00
J Jensen, wood furnished county 120 00
Ross E Mooresi Co.. blanks for county.. 9 86
J H Ro-a, salary as Sheriff for Sept and
October.... ........ . 800 00
J H Ross, stamps for Sept. and Oct...... . 16 88
John Flnley, work for county 12 60
Glass & Prudhomme, snppliesforcounty 6 82
Ethel Robs, work In Assessor's office Sept
and October , 120 00
H R Smrdevaut, sawing wood for county 24 60
G B McClunkey, salary aa County Treas
urer from Sept. 23 to Octobers! 43 22
J L Hyde, salary as Treasurer from Sept.
I 22 .' 23 ti
F W Carson, shelf and material for
Clerk's office 6 00
I F Hisor, report and salary as Sujiervis-
or district No. 9, claim foT.SO. allowed. .137 75
Otto O Krogstad, supplies for county,
$15.30, allowed 13 80
Bushong & Co., supplies for county 6 00
Wm Enos, work as Supervisor district No.
8 11 00
Lewis Parrish, chainman on road work.. 2 00
Wm Doyel, work on Southworth bridge,
$12.50, allowed 20 00
Kasimir Bunch, work for Assessor 2 60
Edith Ross, work on tux roll 40 00
Otto O Krogstad, supplies for county,
$8.65 allowed 6.15
Gardner & Jorgenson, suppliestorcounty
$9.10, allowed 8 10
A L McDonald, salary as Stock Inspector 26 00
Lincoln County Leader, printing for Co.. 102 05
Bushong & Co., supplies for county 27 10
Fir & Spruce Lumber Co., lumber for dist
rict No. 8 9 45
Chas nassuian. Supervisor district 7 56 60
II lew Is, supplies lor county ' 5 50
Jacob Burkel, bread for Flnley....; ' 2 CO
G K Freeman, painting vault In lorlt's
oltice 8 no
P II Vertnen meat for Flnley 4 65
George Bel hers, work on indexes.. ,. 90 00
John Timiidge, salary us Junltor 15 60
B F Swope, salary as Judge for Nov 60 00
Martin J Thompson, salary as Superin
tendent Olalla Dyking district... 15 00,
Ethel Rosb, work on tax roll 57 10
J II Ross, salary s sheriff for Nov.: 150 CO
G B. McCluskey, salary as Treasurer for I
November, and stain s 84 S31
J H Ross, stamps for November 6 46 1
Chas Bradeson, road work under contract 1
IndiBtrict No. 8 , 613 00 '
John Fogarty, Commissioner, per diem I
and m Heave . S3 80'
F A Thompson, Commissioner, per diem
and mileage 48 00,
W II Moore, claim for expel ling county j
records 450 00
John Fogarty, per diem and mileage..,.. 5 00
In the matter of the petition of
Samuel Elmore for rebate of taxes in
the sum of $393. Continued to January
term.
T.t tl.a mntll rf tlia nofirimi n T VT
All lllO wnivv, ...w iuvm mi, ... i.i . ... . j'
Davis, petition for redemption of prop
erty. Continued to January term.
In the matter of the claim of J. A.
Hill, report as supervisor of district No.
8, and salary as supervisor, $23. Con
tinued for a more definite report and
statement.
In the mutter of the petition of John
F. Dietzmaun for rebate of taxes. Con
tinued to the Januury term.
In the matter of the report and oath
of viewers. Report accepted and the
same is hereby ordered Bled. t .
In the matter of ihe report of Sheriff
for six mouths ending Sept. 30, 1907 .
Report accepted and approved.
In the matter ot the semi-annual re-
port of G. B. McCluskey, as County
ireasurer. Report accepted and or
dered filed.
In the matter of the semi annual
report of Ira Wade, as County Clerk.
Report accepted and plaoed on tile.
Petition of W. A. Dickenson, et al,
for County road. Continued to Jan
uary term.
Report of Martin J. Thompson us
Superintendent of Olalla Dyking dis
trict, accepted and ordered filed
Claim of I.. D. Nash, et al, for 840,
continued until Jannary term for a
more definite statoineut of account.
Claim of J, II. Lntz, salary as Asses
sor July, Aug., Sept. and Oct. for 8228,
continued to next term of Court.
Claim of Owau E. I'luyter for loUite
of tax. $87.63, continued to Jan. term.
Brief of Owen B. Playter continued
to Jan. term.
Petition of M. Roddy, etal, for county
road continued to Jan. term.
Petition of R. A. Bensell, et al, for
appointment of Fruit inspector, con
tinned to Jan. term.
Petition of D. Chesley Bones, etal,
for county road, continued to January
term. ,
Petition of Ella E.Johnson, for rebate
of taxes, 2G.90, continued to Januury
term.
PetVtion of .1. S. Copeland objctitimr
to Hppointment of Fruit Inspector, ooi
tinned to Jan. term.
Petition cf .1. J (ini her for refund
of money paid by mistake, granted, and
Clerk ordered to draw warrant in sum
of $5.13 in favor of petitioner.
Report of F. A. Thompson ami John
Fogarty, relative to grading and plank
ing Newport and Toledo road, accepted
and ordered filed.
Report of F. A. Thompson, relative
to repairs on Big Elk river by George
Hodges, accepted Hnd filed.
Report of W. II. Moore, experting
county records, received and approved
and ordered placed on file.
In the matter of repairing Dayley
bridge near West Yuquina. Ordered
that Commissioner Fogarty be author
ized to inspect said bridge and if same
can he repaired for less than $200.00
that he proceed to cause said bridge u
bo repaired and report to this Court at
its next term relative to same.
In the matter of the School Library
Fund of 'Lincoln county : At this time
it duly Bppenrs to Ihe Court that there
has been collected by ihe tax collector
and deposited with the County Treas
urer of said county the sum of $1,'18.98
as a School Library Fund for said
county which said stun has been entered
by him in the County Fund of said
county, it is therefore ordered by the
Court that said sum be transferred from
the County Fund to the School Library
Fund of said county, and it is further
ordered tint any and all other sum or
sums so received for i-chool Library
purposes by said Treasurer be entered
in "the School Library Fund of said !
countv
Iu the matter of repairing the Toledo
SiUtz wagon road : It duly appearing
to the Court that certain parts, of this
road is in a dangerous condition and
needs immediate attention, it is hereby
ordered by the Court that the sum of
$50 be and the same is hereby appropri
ated from the Genera) Fund for the
repair of said road. It is further or
dered that B. F
Swope, as County;
Judge, be authorized to employ some
competent person to so improve said I
road to the extent of said sun of 850 at I
tliM ruta if 0.'?! nmitu liar linnv a wl f I .
perform such other acts as iu the prem
ises may be necessary.
In the niatter of Hie Road ' Fund of
Lincoln county. It duly appearing to .
tins Court that there is now in tiie Itoad It comes put 1111 iu a collapsible tube
Fund in the hands of the County Treas-j with a nozzle. Easy to apply to the
urerthesum or 85(50 6G; that there isjsoreuess aud inll unniHtion, , for any
not now a road tax levied in said county 1 form of Pilea; it, soolha and healx, re
for road purposes, but the money foiUeves the pain, itching and burning
road improvements is now taken from 1 Man Zun INIe Remedy. Price 50 els.
the County Fund; and it furihei ap-; Guaranteed. Sold by Otto O. Krogstud's
pearing that said snin of $5G0 50 is now j drugstore. '
tied up uud cannot, or is not, being used -for
roa l purposes or otheiwise. It is ; A nPW lot of V03"8' SuiU '1lIHt rri" l
ordered by the Court that said sum of at Stewart's.,
j $270.50 lie transferred to the Countv
Fund.
In the matter of the Indigent Fund
1 ' Lincoln county. It appearing to the
' Court that there is now in this fund
! $9"0, and that said sum is tied up, it is
ordered that the County Treasurer
transfer said sum of $9.70 to the County
Hand.
In the matter of the Indemnity Fund.
Ordered that the sum of $5.45, now in
the Indemnity Fuud, be transferred to
the County Fund.
In the mutter of the delinquent tax
roll for the year 190G: At this time
came on for consideration the delin
quent tax roll for the year 190G, to
gether with the .Sheriff's statement
compiled therefrom and with hid cer
tificate attached thereto from which
it appears to the Court that the total
amount of taxes collected for said year
is $42301.51; the total amonnt of double
assessments and other errors is $1540.80;
the amount of Sheriff's assessments col
lected and uncollected is 81028.1 1, and
all other niatter Hffecting his said re
turn on said tax roll, mid it further
appears therefrom that said Sheriff
struck a balance thereon between the
total of Ihe tax list as given him aud
the total collections, less such errors
and other matters therein stated, which
balance is $457(3.43; and it further ap
pearing to the Court therefrom that
the amount of tnxes so returned as uti-
pald and doubly assessed is $1570.43;
j now' tllL'refore- ,,ie Court being fully
"formed In the premises and having
; I'-efnlly exnmin'd said list and certi-
' " -I statement, it is ordered that the
siirift" lie mid le is hereby credited
, i' h snld uiuouut of taxes so returned
nu t mumM and doubly assessed iu the
sum of $157ti.43.
In the niatter cf the delinquent tax.,
roll for the year 1900: It ii ordered
that the Clerk rem in to said Sheriff
said roll, with a warrant under the seal
of this Court, commanding him to levy
upon the goods and chattels of the de
linquent taxpayers, etc. It is further
ordered thut said Sheriff pay over all,
moneys collected from said 190G tax
roll to the Treasurer of said county, as
bylaw required, and it is further or
dered that said Sheriff execute said .
warrant and make due and legal return
thereon iu form and manner as by law
required.
In the matter of the delinquent tax'
roll for the year 1900: It is hereby or-''
dered that the County Clerk advertise
for sealed bids for publishing the do-:
linquenl tax sale for the year 1900, said
sealed bids to bo filed with 'the Clerk
on or before January 1, 1908; also state
in said advertisement for sealed bids,
that the Court retains the power to
reject any or all bids.
Court adjourned until next regular
term in January, 1908.
B. F. Swope, County Judge,
F.A. Thompson, Commissioner,
Jons Fociaktv, Commissioner.
Attest: Ira Wade, Clerk
For Sale.
For sale 2G5 goats about-two fifths
nannies; 5(1 bushels of thiinothy seed;
500 lbs. of bromus seed absolutely free
','01" fml1 HW",S ' niust sell at once as
1 going r.nsi. u. ni. (.uuiunus,
237 E. CSt. Albany, Or.
ptiidvut No. 271.
Flioiiu Inde-
Ladiesl
To whom it may concern :
Mrs. Emma B. Crosno is hereby au
thorized by us to take subscription for
the McCall Magazine, under ihe pro
position that to every purchaser of a
fjf,een cent (I5ct. McCall pattern, we
ill SOnd the McCall Magazine for one
year for twenty five (25) cents additional,
She is further authorized to take
oidera for the Nemo uud Royal Worces
ter corsets.
Signed, W. B. Stevens & Co.
Albany, Or. Nov. 12, 1907.
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