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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1908)
7 - $mntp til tut. Volume XVI. Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, Friday, April J 7. 1908. Number 8 Tor County Treasurer. I hereby annoanoe myself m a candi date for the nomination of Treasurer of Lincoln County, subject to the will of the republican voter at the coming primaries. G. B. McCluskey For Sheriff. I hereby annoanoe myself as a can did te for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Lincoln County, subject to the decision of the voters at the iri 'maries. C. L. Mobbibon. For Assessor. 1 hereby announce myself as a can- A.A..t I... Hln. n( Laonm. fn l ilt. umaiQ IUI bllQ VUllfV VI AmDaui v uii. .... coin oouutv subject to the will of the."1' w ' "" v ' Republicau voters at the coming prim aries. Gct F. Laws. For Assessor. I hereby announce mvsetf as a can didate for the office of Assessor for Lin coln nounty subject to the will of the Itepuulibou voters at he coming prim aries. Waltee E. Ball. . For Commissioner. I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Commissioner, sub ject to the will of the Republican voters at the nominating primary election April 17. Wm. P. Ready. County School Superintendent. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for the office of County School Superintendent, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the coming primaries. OkobQe Bothers. For School Superintendent. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for the office of County School Superintendent, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the coining primaries. R. P. (Join. For County Clerk. I hereby announce mys elf a candidate for the nomiuHiion for County Clerk of Lincoln county, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the primary electiou held on April 17th, 1908. Ira Wade. For Assessor. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for the office of assessor for Lin coln county subject to the will of tbe Republican voters at tbe coining pri maries. Robert R. Millbr. . For Sheriff. 1 tiereby annouuee myself as a candi date for tbe Republican Domination for Sheriff of Lincoln county, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries J. 11. Ross. For Sheriff. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for the office of Sheriff of Lincoln county subject to the will of tne Re publican voters at the coming primaries. If elected I pledge myself to be content with tbe present salary and to enforce the laws without partiality. ' J. W. Duon. For Joint Representative. 1 hereby aunounce myself as a candi date for Joint Representative for dis trict No. 12, comprising counties of Polk and Lincoln, subject to action of Republican voters at primaries. Cbas H. Gardner. For Joint Representative. I hereby aunounce myself as a candi date for the office of Joint Representa live for Polk and Lincoln counties, sub ject to tbe will of the Republican voters nt the primaries to be held April the 17 1908. B. F. Jones. For Coroner. 1 hereby announce myself as a candi date for the nomination of Coroner ou the Republican ticket at the April primaries. F.M.Carter For Commissioner. 1 hereby announce my candidaoy for the office of County Commissioner, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the nominating primary. John Kentta. For camp stoves,-tents, and . camping outfits, go to Chatfleld's Hardware. ' F. R. Stokes went to Portland Wednesday morning. Harry Fant returned home from Portland Friday evening. B. F. Hahn of Yaquina was in the county seal Monday. George King of Winant was in Toledo on business Monday. Joe Kosydar of Siletz was in the county seat on business Monday. John Kentta of Siletz was doing business here the first of the week. Tom Homing returned from a I ... - . . . , Umn - fha V" n II rt.r MnnHnv Duamnff J. M. Reeder was over from the Siletz on a business mission Saturday- The Fir & Spruce Lumber Com pany loaded two cars with ties Mon day. C. H. Gardner returned Wednes day evening from a trip to the Valley. Miss Flora Stanton left Wednes day evening for Goldendale Wash ington. Merchant J . it . ntewart made a business trip to Albany the first of the week. John Loomis returned Wednes day evening from Klamath Falls to Newport. F. H. Macdonald of Newportwas doing business at the county "seat Wednesday. Brown's bridge crew Sunda.ved at Toledo going on up the line Mon day morning Miss Ruth Ofstedahl returned from a short visit at Portland Wed nesday evening. Dr. Humberstone, the dentist, is at Newport this week administering to the afflicted. J. J. Cusack of Portland visited his brother Dennis here the latter part of last week. George McCluskey went to New port Friday evening returning home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Hawkins went to Portland Saturday morning where she will remain several days. j. a . vvuson oi xsewport was doing business at the county seat the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hal oi siietz visitea witn relatives and friends in Toledo the first of the week. Miss Grace Davis of Chitwood visited over Sunday with Toledo friends, .returning home Monday morning. - mil jjorn 10 tne iamny oi ur. and Mrs. R. D. Burgess, in Toledo Saturday, April 11, 1908, daughter. The Rev. Chas Scadding, Bishop of Oregon, will hold services at the St. John's church, in this - city Friday, April 24 The Citizens Law and Order Lea gue will meet at the City Hal tomorrow, . Saturday, evening Everybody invited. C. F. Gillette arrived Saturday evening from Creswell and will make his home with his daughter, Miss Hattie, for the Summer at least. We recently read a horrible story of a nice young girl who thoughtless ly jerked her head back suddenly to avoid being kissed and broke her neck This should be a terrible warning to other pretty girls not to jerk back. In fact it would be bet ter to lean forward just a little.-Ex. Council Proceedings. Toledo, Or., April 9, 1908. City Council met in adjourned session. 1'rescnt Mayor Arnold, Councilmen Avery, Crosno, Carson, eterson and Schenck and Recorder Krogstad. Absent Councilman A. Rosebrook. Minutes of the last regular and adjourned sessions read and ap proved. Street Committee reported having drawn up plans and specifications for the repairs ordered to City wharf, and bids advertised for. The following claims allowed:" E. L. Chatfield, nails and hard- ware . . . -82 70 Toledo Water Co.,. hydrant rent ....... -G0.00 R. Tumidge, hauling 2.00 Otto 0. Krogstad, Recorder's salary and coal oil 3.25 M. N. Anderson, hauling 5.00 Gardner & Jorgenson, nails and hardware 7.75 David A. Ross, work on cross walk 4,50 F. J. McElwain, Marshal's sal ary and labor. 33.33 On motion the expense of putting in crossing on south side of Fourth and Grove street be segregated by Street Committee, and assessed against the property affected by said improvement. On motion bid of McCaulou & Hoeflein for repairing City wharf in the sum of $80, it being the lowest bid, be accepted, they to furnish all hardware and material required. On motion Marshal instructed to notify all parties having lumber, wood and othes.. material on City wharf to have same removed forth with in order to enable the contrac tors to perform the necessary re pairs. On motion Marshal instructed to replace cleats on gang plank to City float. On motion matter of planking or corduroying balance of Hill and Seventh street to intersection of county road be referred to Street Committee. Recorder exhibited receipt from City Treasurer in the sum of $74.67 turned over, being amount received from fines and liens the past month . Council here adjourned. R. A. Arnold, Mayor. Attest: Otto O. Khogstad, Recorder. Ocean View. Dr. Minthorn made a trip up the Siletz River to the home of W. S. Scott. N. Stemple, J. Sijota. M. Sijota, A. Sijota, J. Sijoto, M. Sijota, L. Shinar, A. Rigeaski, and A. Wis niewsksi arc all called to Toledo this week on account of the home stead trouble of Matt Sijota. School opened at Ocean View Monday with Mrs. G. M. Bones as teacher. There will bo an Easter program delivered at the Ocean View school house, or what was known as the Chatterton school, on Sunday, April 19, at 2 p. m.. Everybody is cordially invited to attend these exercises. J. W. Bones of Taft has gone to Portland to purchase another boat load of supplies. Frank Bones has gone to Mc- Minnville to look after his farm and Btock at that place. Fred Stanton returned home from a trip to Portland Friday evening. K. C-. Egbert came over from Siletz Sunday evening going on to Portland Monday morning. The Twenty-Third Annual con vention of the State Sunday School Association will be held at Forest Grove April 27, 28 and 29. Easter exercises will le held at the Methodist church next Sunday morning by the Sunday School children, every body invited. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor left Monday morning for Cottage Grove where Mrs. Taylor will reside while Mr. Taylor makes a trip to Cali fornia , Assessor Walter Ball is in Kern ville this week looking after his farm, doing assessing and perhaps working some in the interest of his candidacy for the nomination of Assessor. Those in attendance at the Parents' and Teachers' meeting, held at Newport last Saturday, from Toledo, were Miss Fleming, Miss Harrison, Prof. Wilson, Prof. Woods, Superintendent Bethers and G. B. McCluskey. They report a very pleasant time. A crowd of Indians from the Siletz, and Dr. F. M. Carter, of Toledo, were in this city this after - noon on their way to Portland to appear in the famous Logan mur der trial, in the U. S. court, one that has attracted a gwd deal of at tention in Lincoln county with sev eral tragic chapters in the story. Albany Democrat. I will have my stock of millinery and Ladies' furnishings in Wald- port on and after April 17. Miss Clara Graff will be in charge. You are cordially invited to call. Mrs. M. Wyoant. Law and Order League. A number of the citizens of Toledo met at the City Hall last Saturday evening for the purpose of organiz ing a Law and Order League. C. B. Crosno was elected chair man of the organization and J. M. Woods secretary. J; F. Stewart, J. Wilson and Geo. Bethers were appointed a committee to prepare by-laws; J. M. Woods, Geo. Bothers and J. D Perkins were ap- pointed a c ommittee to circulate daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Weidman petitions, setting forth the object of of Euclid, and four smill children, the organization and to secure new ' His father and two brothers also members, among the citizens of survive him. Mr. Smith was im Toledo. " p roving a homestead and in sawing The meeting adjourned to meet j down a tree the tree fell sooner than Tuesday evening, April 14, but ow- was expected striking him and in ing to the shortness of time the com- juring him internally also breaking mittee on by- laws failed to make good, so the meeting was postponed until tomorrow, Saturday, evening. $550.00 Worthof New Jewelery EASTER IS NEAR AT HAND I have just added to my stock a magnificent line of fine jewelery such as Ladies and Gents Gold and Silver Watches, Mantle Clocks at your own price, Gold Bracelets, Fancy Brooches, Bar Pins, Neck Chains, Scarf Pins, the Fashion Collar Pins and a beautiful line of nice Ladies Set Rings. Call and see my new assortment. II. E. Peterson, Jeweler and Optician, Toledo, Or. - Norris & Rowe Circus. The Corvallis & Eastern railroad will sell round trip tickets from all points on its line ai one anu one- third faro to Albany on account of the Norris & Rowe Circus, at Albany May .5th. - Tickets good going May 5th and returning the 6th. .. "Taft Wants You." In a letter in the Portland Jour nal of last Saturday, Jesse Farrin says: I want to tell your readers t bt u this section of Oregon, for we hae a fine country and need more set tlers. Taft is in Lincoln county, at the mouth of the Siletz river; wheie it empties into the Pacific ocean. We have lots of good land here which can le Ixirght from $l to $12 per acre, I was a Portl u d barber and came to this section five years ago and today I own some f the best land here. There is lols of room here for men who will work and they can't help but get ahead Taft has three stores, one fis'i cannery and a sawmill, and will continue to grow Iiecause of the country around it. A few home steads can be had yet, but they are pretty far hack and the. best arc taken. Those who like to hunt and fish will find an abundance of ; atne and fish. Lincoln County Fair. A inditing is called for Wednes day, April 22nd, at 8 o'clock p.m. in the City Hall at Newport fur the purpose of organizing a Coiinty.Fair , Company, all persons interested are most cordially invited to lie present . Newport and Lincoln County Commercial Cum, H. F. Jenkins, Secy. . Card of Thanks. We wish to thank all who so kindly aided, sympathized and sent floral tributes at the time of sickness and funeral of our loved one. Mrs. Gertie Smith and Family, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Weidman and Family. Card of Thanks. I wish to thank the many kind friends who so ably assisted me in the recent sickness and burial of my dear wife. D. L. Cusack. Died. Died at Euclid, Oregon, on Fri day, April 10, Mr. J. II. Smith. Mr. Smith was lwrn in Pennsyl vania. He removed from New berg Oregon to Euclid, three years ago. He leaves a young wife who is the both of his legs below the knees. He died from his injuries thirty-six hours after the accident In a rail road accident ten years ago he had both legs broken below the knees. Socialist County Ticket. At their convention hehl in To ledo on April the 10th the Socia list party nominated the following county ticket: For Sheriff. J. II. Wulker of Bea ver Creek. For Clerk. Geo. S. ' Wright of Pool Slough. For Treasurer, A. W. Rogers of Chitwood. For Assessor, II. W. Jacobs of Harlan. For Commissioner, II. II. Cook of Beaver creek. For Superintendent of Schorl A. 'II; Mayhall of Fmitvale. For Surveyor, Geo., II. Kcmble of Elk City. . .. r. ... k m ' V Ul VUIUIILII, J. i. I'll V !itUlll Jf of Toledo.
