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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1908)
i ; ' ''X ;-iJ,v' 9F VolmneXVl. Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon. Friday, March 6. 1908. a. Number 2 fOttttfo 5 ;. For County Treasurer. I hereby Announce myself as a candi date for ibe Domination of Treasurer of Liucoln County, subject to the will of the republican voters at tlie coming primaries. G. B. MoCluskey For Sheriff. Y hereby announce myself as a cnu iidnte for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of LincoluCounty, subject to the decision of the voters at the pri inaries. C. L. Morrison. For Assessor. i uereuy announce mvseir as a can didate for the oflice of Assessor for Lin coin county subject fo- the will of the Republican voters at the coming prim "Ms. Gcy F. Laws. For Assessor. 1 liPieby Hiinoiince myself as a can dulaie for the office of Assessor for Lin coln county subject to the will of the Republican votfcis at tLj Cuming pilw aries. Walter E. Hall. For Commissioner. I hereby announce my candidacy for the ofQce of County Commissioner, sub ject lo the will of the Republican voters at the noininatiug primary election April 17. W m. F. Keady. County School Superintendent. I hereby announce myself us a candi date for the uflioe of County School Superintendent, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the coming -primaries. Gkouoe Uktiiekh. For. School Superintendent. I hereby a-tinounce myself as a candi date for the oKice of County School Superintendent, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the coining primaries. R. P. Goix. For County Clerk I hereby announce myself a candidate for the nomination for County Clerk' of Liucoln county, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the primary election held on April i7th, 1908. Ira Wade. Seventh Day Adventist Church. Services every Saturday. Sabbath school 10:30 a. in., preaching immedi- s"'ed seats 50 cts., on sale at the Bon Mtelv following. Everybody enriliullv i bouiere. itivited. Return My Boat. The partv who took my boat from Canoe Lauding on Siletz river is not.i- tied to return same ami pay damages. j the boat is double-ended and is Alex Catfish, Siletz Oregon. painted white Wanted to Trade. Improved real estate worth $3000 and business with rent, bringing in more i than 11200 ier year : for good farm or .Iniry rn,.. i. Siletz nr AlJ,. V-llev i dairv ranch in Siletz or Alsea Valley. Address, Jess Frey, Newport, Or For Sale. The fine Jeisey cow formerly owned by Mose Gregsou. Has taken first premium at every Lincoln County Fail Would be valuable to any farmer wish ing to raise good dairy stock. G. L. Gray, Newport Ore. M. U. Church Sunday Services. Sunday School at 10:30 a. m. George Kethers, Superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m. Class meeting at close of morning service. Junior League at 3 p. in. Preaching at 7 :30 p. m. All are cordially invited to worship with us. W. E. Rogers, Pastor. Bargains in Wall Paper. In order to make room for new stock 1 will close out my present stock ol Wall Paper at a big sacrifice. $1.00 worth of Wall Paper will now paper a big room. Krogstad, the Druggist. Lame Shoulder. Whether resulting from a sprain or from rheumatic pains, there is nothing so good for a lame shoulder as Chamber Iain's Pain Balm. Apply it, freely and rub the parts vigorously at each appli cation and a quick cure is certain. For sals by Otto O. Krogstad. Chas. Corser was up from Newport yesterday. George King of Winant was a Toledo visitor yesterday. Miss Stull of Newport was a Toledo visitor Saturday. 'Frank Gattrell went to Portland Wednesday morning. Lee Wade went to Albany this morn ing on a business trip. Bert Sawdon left Mouday morning for Walla Walla. Wash. Frank Gattrell returned Saturday evening from Portland. John Buckley of Newport was in the city ou business last Friday. , J. J. Nye went to Corvallis yesterday morning for a few days visit. Tommy Hawkins was laid up with the grip the first of the week. W. R. Morrs of Dallas is visiting with S. J. Robh and family al Mill 4. W.S.Hall and A. L. French wore over from Siletz Saturday.anJ Sunday. Miss Sarah Crahen returned home from a trip to Portland Saturday even ing. G. L. Gray of Newport was a Valley ward bound passeuger Tuesday morn ing. Tom Jackson and Major Ludson were over from Siletz Wednesday and Thurs day. Mrs. C. L$. Crosno weiit to Corvallis Friday morning to be with her mother wjio is Very sick. Don't miss the minstrel next Tues day evening. Reserved seats on sale i at tbe llonbouiere. Mr. n ud Mrs. Frank Newton were in the city Saturday evening and took in the ladies dunce while here. Mrs. O. O. Krogstad went to Portland last Friday morning for a visit with her daughter Mrs. Shed Rosebrook. i Commissioner John Fogarty came up from Newport Wednesday morning to j lie in attendance at Comeiissioner's Court A. Hunt of Medford, North Dakota came in yesterday evening for a visit with his nephew M. N. Anderson and family. The minstrels next Tuesday evening. General admission 15 and 35 cents, Re- Professor Wilson and Superintendent Bethers attended the Teachers and Parents' meeting held at Nashville last Saturday. Miss Nora VAarnock of Eddvville ciu,le (lown Tuesday evening and visited friends in Toledo, returning home yes terday morning. Com mi ssiouers' Court is in session here this week. It is a very busy ses sion as many matters of importance are being considered. "nm'ioner r rat.K i nompson came down from Salado Tuesday to attend Commissioners Court which is being Ni neid nere tins week. Mr. mid Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth re turned Monday morning to their home at Albany after a short visit with re latives audflriends liere. Wallace Fish after a month's visit in Toledo returned Monday morning to Portland whAe he is a brakeman on the Southern Pacific R. R. T. H. Gildersleve left Saturday morning for his old home at Fairfield Nebraska. He intends to visit thre for a couple of mouths be fore returning to Lincoln county. The young people met last Wednesday evening at the M. E. parsonage and or ganized an Epworth League. They will hold their first meeting Sunday at 0:30, p. in. All are cordially invited to attend the meeting and take some part. The launch Oregon is lying at Al tree's mill. Mr. Wright, Jier owner, and R. E Vooth, master, have stripped her of the old cabins aud are rebuild ing and remodeling her cabins and deck. She will bo ready for commission in a few days. Master Voeth says he will put her on the run between Toledo and Newport this summer. The Oregon is a good swift boat and has a habit of getting there when she starts. Tho traveling public will welcome her as an addition to the fleet of boats on the upper bay. The Minstrel. J. II. Hearde came over from Inde pendence last week and at a called meeting of the lire department' Friday night met with the firemen and made arrangements to put on a minstrel here. A committee was appointed and with Mr. Hearde immediately got busy and gathered together the local talent and began rehearsing. The show will be held at Woodmen Hall next Tuesday eveuing, March 10. Mr. Hearde, a-, a minstrel man, hasj but few equals and under his training and assistance the local amateurs are getting into fine shape and are going to give a good show. The Weather. Station: Toledo; Mouth : Feb., 1108. Mean temperature, 42.7 Maximum temperature, 60; dale, 22d. Minimum temperature, 23; date, 2d. Total precipitation, 7.82 inches Total snow fall, none. .Prevailing direction of wind, sw. Number of cloudless days, 4. Number of partly cloudy days, 9 Number of cloudy days, 10 Dates of light frost, 1, 2, 13, 20. Dates of frost, lit Dates of thunder storms, 0 Dates of hail, 11th. i Dates of sleet. 31. Otto O. Kiwostad. Observer. Fire Department Mee ting, j March 3, 1!)0S. I Toledo Fire department met in reuu- ! lur session, President Howell in the. chair. Minutes of last regular session read ! ami approved. j On motion bill of It. A. Arnold for 35 cents, for expences of Jan. 31, was nl. j lowed and warrant oidered drawn for! sume. ; Report of committee on dance, total receipts of dance, 105; after all expeu Ces were paid ?"3.35, which amount was turned over to the treasurer aud committee discharged. On motion chair appointed as d ior-. keepers and ushers for the minstrel, Arthur Nye, Frud Stanton, A. M. Col lins and M. N. Auderson. On motion it was decided not to give out any complimentary tickets without i Mr Hearde's consent. j On motion a vote of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosebrook f r services iu furnishing music for the dance and others who assisted linanei ally. . j Receipts of evening: Dance 653.35 C. K. Crosno and F. Gattrell member ship fees $1, dance ticket and donation 1.50, total $55.85. . F. N. Ha vims', I Sec. protein. Clyde Avery, who lias been visiting here the past ten days withhis brother Ed Avery and family, returned Tnes- day morning to his home at Portland, C. H. Gardner has retired from the hardware business in Toledo, having sold his store here to E. L. Chatfield, recently of Eustis, Nebraska. Mr. Chatfi'jld and sou arrive 1 Saturday evening. Mrs, Chatfield catnip Wednes day. Mr. Gardner has built up a good business during the past, four or five years and we bespeak of the new man agement the same success and liberal patronage. Mr. and Mrs. VV. R. Wakefield of Waldport returned Saturday evening from a seven weeks' visit in Southern California aud Mexico, where they went Tn tli9 interest of Mr. Wakefields health, which was greatly benefitted by the trip. They had a very plcasrnt time atuyound some very fine country but were both glad to get back to their home in Lincoln count v. They visited in Toledo vutil Monday evening. The Teachers' and Parents' meeting held at Nashville, Saturday, was well attended and much interest, was taken in all the e.verciHs of il (y. i',o teacher of the Nashville School had a good program, and this with the talks aud papers rend by teachers, made a very good and interesting meeting. At the noon hour a tablo was put in the room ami this was filled with the m.riy good edibles brought by the ladies oV the Nashville, Norton," and Suniini schools, lietter pies, cakes and other good things to eat were never placed on a table. A. Bensell was .no from Newnort Weduesday. Al Bradway of Fruitvale was in the city Monday. C. E. Hawkins made the trip to Elk City yesterday. J. , Kentta was over from Siletz the first of the week. - . Miss Mollie Blower of Mill i visited in Toledo Saturday. George Hodges came down from Sal ado the first of the week. Stanley Pritchard returned from Port laud Wyluesday evening, M. Wygant and son Cecil of Newport were in the city yesterday. After the 11th, Toledo's dental oflico will be closed for about ten days. Brother Mattbews of the Newport News was a Toledo visitor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Win, Knoi were down from Elk City the first of the week. John Buckley of Ntwport was doing business at the county scut last Fri.l.iy, Julius Unschj mayor of Glen, had business before tbe Coutuy Court this week. Dye Wade left Monday morning for his ranch in Crook county. Eastern Oregoti. ! Post master Frank Lane of N -w ourt ' was a passenger for t he Valley Tuesday ! morning. . ! Johnny Nye returned to Corvaliis j Wednesday morning after a week'. visit at home. I The best thing of the season will be ' t'te minstnl next Tnes lay evening. Yon must rot miss it. , Scott Lane, Fiank Lane, Oscar Wood and other Silent citizens wore in Toledo last. Saturday and Sunday. Arthur Allen went to Corvaliis Fri day morning for a visit at homo. Ho returned Monday evening. George ILieflein leturned Saturday evening from a several days' cruise in the big woods on the SiletB. i mum n.is a oecmeii success and as us The Toledo Development League will lm tho ,.,.,,, , wm.t , ,,,.., . hold a special meeting tomorrow (Sat- urday) evening, everyone como. Mrs. J. C. McClure came down from Pioneer last Friday evening and is visit ing wih her sisterMrs. Km ma Crosno. Surveyor Z. M. Derrick returned Sat- nroay evening ironi a surveying ex pedition down in the lower Siletz conn - try. i The Leap Year Party. The ladies gave their heap Year dancing party at Woodman Hall last Saturday evening. As entertainers j they proved their superiority over the j sterner sex in every way. Of course I their was a good sized crowd in attend- 1 ance, and everybody felt foolish trying to act unnatural. Tho b ya had to act very ladylike at all times ami any breach of the rules was punishable by : a fine of five cents and manv fines ! wore paid into the funds of the club. . A fellow never knows how hard it is to J sit down and act nice uutill he has lo. ; Tho boys were all very quiet an 1 or i derly they ruo to be. In fact we thought at times the floor uiaii ig'ii's Were to strict. About the time a fellow would settle down in his seat am) sit on the middle of his buck to rest here would come a floor manager and Kiake him straighten up in a very uncomfort able position and pay the regulation live cents. We could not so much as g-) to the ante room to smoke. Vot wo can't kick much. While they were very strict in making us act like perfect ladies they did the tho square thing by us when 12 o'clock came. Dancing ceased aud they selected their partners, and then was brought in ono of those j elegant, lunches that, only good cooks ' know how to prepnro--and here Is ! where the boys were allowed to act j natural fur the lirst time during the I evening, anil they were not hIoat in taking advantage of the opportunity. They ate every thing iu sightor rather as much as they cou,d hold. Financially and socially the party was a success. 'Tha ladies made wo much liToney out, of the affair they promise to give several more dances to use up lie; surplus coin. The addition to the orchest ra of Mr. Hearde, the in'iislrel man, with tho trap drums was a pleasing feature and was highly appnci.iled by all. ! Clnv Hhomlin.lo.'n Un.um.i.j. Governor George E. Chatnlicrlain and party will visit' the Day next Friday, March 13, in the interest of the oyster industry on this hay. A meeting will he held in Toledo in the evening of the 13th at which the Governor and others will speak. A most cordial invitation is extended to all to attend this meeting. Council Proceedings. - March 2, 1008. Council met in regular session. Min utes of last, session read and approved. Moved and seconded that the Recor der notify the property owners on both sides of Fourth street between Hill St anil railroad track, to complete rock (ill on said Fourth street that said improve ment might be accepted. Following claims presented ami paid; O. O. Krogstad salary as Recorder ind supplies ?4.(K; K. . I. .McKJwnin salary us Marshal and labor f 20.80; Jack Hill, labor on streets $4; Lincoln County Leader, Rids wanted notice $2. Recorder exhibited receipt, frjin the city Treasurer in the sum of f(3I.2!t for receipts from linn :ml fines collected duringtlie past i mth. Council hero adj 'irned. Otto O. Kii stao. Recorder. Waldport Items The leap year dance was a grand suc cess. Everything was turned over to the management of the ladies and they proved equal to the task. Miss Mue Hurt acted ns chairman of the com mittee and also as lloor manager. Some of the oh) dances weio revived and the Indies very cleverly allowed the boys that they had been forgetting to call up such dances as the Virginia Reel French Minute. to', for some time past. A fine supper was served at midnight at the Alsea House but, the dancing continued till morning. The I .. I . .. i 1 . 1 t . . Mr. Win, F. Keady. candid ite for commissioner, js H resident, of Wald port ami has been a taxpayer iu Lincoln county for many years. He is a grad uate of the Oregon Agricultural College . nt Corvallis having completed the Me chanical Engineering course in Juno i1'"' 1,1 A'"'il- 18!,T- '"' tere the custom service at Portland. Oregon. as examiner of merchandise and served continuously until moving to Waldport, to engage in tha Lumber business as a J member of the Waldport Lumber Com ) paiiy. The republicans iu this end of the cor.ntv are giving Mr. Keady their unqiia,ili"d support, knowing him to bo well qualified for the olllce of Com missioner. The Gasoline Schooner Condor ar- rived at Waldport Monday noon. Tho j bar was rather rough but the Condor i had no trouble coining in, thereby do ! monstrating her seaworihiness. The i entire population of the town beaded j by the baud, turned our. to meet the j boat and she was certainly t.tndered a wai in welcome. The Condor brought ' in a supply of general merchandise ! and will carry out a loud of shingles 1 and lumber. Fruit Growers Meet. A meeting of the Fruit Growers Union will be held at Elk City, Friday ! March bit h. j Prof Cordley of tho O. I Chas A. Parker of the A. C. and Hon, Oregon State Hoard of Horticulture will be present and deliver addresses on spraying and other matters pertaining to fruit grow- ing which will be of much interest to every fruit grower and prospective fruit grower iu tlie coiintv. 'The general public is invited to at- tend tho nieeiiug. t Geouiiic Hnnii'.ns, Sec. I, incolu Co. Friiii Growers U-iion. . . A full lino of up-todiito jewelry at the lioiilioiiiere. Every piece guaran teed. Also a gold filled signet hatpin given with each purchase. WANTED Good small dairv ranch on river, for cfish or income bearing Portland property. Inquire at this ollice. H. R. Fant visited Newport Monday night, 1
