Wincoln
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VOLUME 17
TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 , 1909.
NUMBER 31
COUNTY NEWS
News of each Community 'gathered eacli
weekby Our Rustling Associate Editors
Waldp(
)ort.
The mill shut down for a few
days last week while repairs were
leing made.
Waldport real estate continues to
le active. Dora E. Fields of Cot
tage Grave and Martha M. Cau
thorne of Portland have each pur
chased lots.
Manager H. A. Hill of the lum
ber company made a business trip
to the Valley last week and is pre
paring to keep the mill in operation
this winter.
Considerable grading is lieing done
on the h"l biinf grounds. The
winter's supply of wood is also
being cared for.
31133 iune N Uliamson, primary
teacher, has rented the Badger
property and will move to town
next week.
P. J. Cauthorn is at work on the
Eames residence which is being
built a block north of the Olmsted
property.
Money invested in Waldport
property will bring good returns
Mr. Eames had three applications
to rent his house before the frame
was up.
Mr. and Mrs. AVallis Nash ar
rived on the 17th for a ten days'
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Nice of Lutjens.
W. F. Iveady went to Newport
slips past our neighbor Frank Day.
Having sold his Drift creek ranch
last Spring Mr. Day has been on
lookout for investments and has
already bought the Anderson place
and the Grant Weist place. Mr.
Day's reinvestment in Lincoln
county land shows conclusively that
he has a proper insight into the
real estate proposition. Most of the
others who have sold out here have
taken the money into other counties
for investment. Mr. Day has also
bought several choice lots in Waldport.
Otis.
last
with
port
Nothing doing this week.
Mose Killam and Joe Dick have
gone to Toledo. We hear Joe in
tends to come back a married man
Jake Johnson has gone to Sheri
dan after his winter's supplies. Our
stores tell too high. ,Two dollars
for 10 lbs. of lard and the same for
a sack of flour, makes what a man
eats cost him something. But this
is as cheap as it can be sold here
and hauled from Sheridan or by
boai.
1 here are lots of fash wasted at
Siletz cannery now. The cold
storage take no fish under 18 pounds,
the small ones are thrown away.
Why isn't this waste of fish stopped?
A person cannot catch a salmon to
eat without a license, but those cold
V . I j. - 1 i
K-onW rowlmmn.., ipvriigo aim cannery men ao as they
the publication of the Wald-Please an(F the warden sits back
ana says nothing. W hat is the use
Journal. The Journal will
probably blossom out into a weekly
before long.
Fred Overlander has completed
his house on Glines Hill end has
moved in with his family. Thoy
have been tenting on the property
most of the Summer.
L. A. Peek of Benton county has
been visiting the Yachats country
and is now cnioying the crabs and
clams of Alsea bay.
B. N. Rounds brought in some
monuments on the Condor and set
them in place at the Howell ccme
tary. Mr. Rounds has been doing
a good business here.
' Attorney Middlekauff of Yaquina
came down on legal business the
17th and returned home Saturday.
The doors in the band hall have
been changed so as to swing outward
in order to keep within the law
regulating the doors of public build
ings. A representative of the C. A.
Smith Lumber Company of Coos
Bay is cruising timber in this vi
cinity and will remain a couple of
months. It is hoped that this
mean's that the Company's interests
in this county will be developed.
The new owners of the Waldport
Mutual Telephone have installed the
switch board in Leslie Even's gro
cery store and the various lines are
being connected up as rapidly as
possible. Exchange arrangements
are being made with all the lines
running into Waldport.
Dr. Linton has rented the Diven
property and will move his drug
store to this side of the bay. The
Doctor has already resigned as post
master at Lutjens and it is feared
this office may le discontinued for
want of a postmaster. George
How in who was recommended toi
succeed Dr. Linton has already ac-'
wpted the Bay View postoIice
which pays a larger salary. I
of spending money running hatch
eries and then when the fish are
raised kill them and throw them
back in the river because they are
not large enough to suit Elmore &
Co. for cold storage.
John Dickens has received a fine
pup. lie sent to Heppner for him.
He is a wolf hound and a dandy
looker. Look out for a slaughter
in big game when John gets him
trained. He is only two months
old now and he eats all the grub
John can buy.
Mr. McMillan is still hauling
lumber for Mr. Merslar's house at
Siletz Bay. lie is building a nice
house. Others are going to' follow
suit and Taft will soon be as large
as Newport.
Mr. Thomason has moved in on
his homestead, the place Sim Bur
ton claimed for three or four years.
Kernville
Harry Thorpe and family have
moved near the mouth of the Lake.
Joseph Powers is building a nice
house on his place.
Two automobile came over the
Salmon River road to the beach.
Now we look for more. The news
came that 500 were coming, but we
do not look for that many this year.
Mr. Johnson came in last week
bringing his team and colt and a
load of provisions. : He intends
buying the Aleck Catfish place.
Johnnie Bones is hauling lumber
from the sawmill up Schooner
creek to where J. P. Bones is build
ing. '
Leonard Stark's is expected soon.
Mrs. Mose Gillam died the morn-
lingofthc 8th. Mr. Gillam and
! Joe Dick went to Sheridan for the
coffin. She had requested that all
should have a good dinner before
they buried her, so on the 10th'
the cemetery and laid to rest until
the resurrection day.
F. J. Bisscl of Gray8 Harl)or is
in to see about the lumber that G.
S. Parmele & Sons are getting out
for him. He will send a boat in to
get it soon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Parmele are
in Toledo visiting Mrs. Parmcle's
sister Mrs. Ella Phillips.
Mose Gillam, Joe Dick and others
went to Silet?. It is reported that
Joe will bring a, wife back with him
and they will live on Mr. Gillam's
place.
Word came that Mrs. J. F.
Stephens died the evening of the
13th at McMinnville. They sent
word in by the mailcarrier to Otis,
then Luburn Hardin came over to
tell Archie, who was the only one of
the children here. She leaves a
husband, four daughters, two 6ons
and other relatives to .mourn their
loss, but they know she will rest
until Jesus comes and all the graves
will be opened.
Riverside V
Hello ! We are not newcomers,
but just' what used to 1 Salado
with a new name. And why
shouldn't we have a new name.
Some of us do not like the name
Salado. We have a brand new
sclioolhouse here on the bank of the
Big Elk river. We all live here on
the riverside where the liend forms
a V, and allilie pupils in school
begin their names with a V, so
what more appropriate name could
we choose?
Mr. Folmsbee and son, Vivian,
returned from the Willamette valley
Sunday, where they had been for
nearly a week for the purpose of
replenishing their herds. They
brought back four fine Jersey cows
and a mule.
The directors' met at the school
house Saturday and constructed
some benches for recitation, etc.,
put ventilation boards in the win
dows, and fastened down the patent
desks so the pupils cannot turn
summersaults backwards.
William Davenport bought a fine
herd of goats last Monday of Mrs.
Winskill of Elk City.
Fred Neal and family arrived
from Falls City Sunday on a visit
to Mrs. Neal's parents, Mr. Daniels.
They will soon leave for Eastern
Oregon. . '
Vernon Folmsbee is quite sick
with la grippe.
Bob Brown and wife came in last
Saturday to visit the latter's par
ents, Wm. Davenports. They will
build a new residence on their home
stead near Glen.
William Davenport and family
returned from the hop ' yard near
Corvallis last week. You.' ought to
hear their pockets jingle.
Noel Davidson of Peak and Miss
Winnie Allen of Elk City passed
through here last Sunday. Wonder
what those new suit cases mean.
i
When you want a good phono
graph get a Victor or Edison. We
are agents for both.
COMMISSIONERS'
COURT
MODERN IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY
Regular Term, WednesrVy, Sep-'A Much Needed Company Or
tember 8 ganized to Operate on
(Continued from last week) ay
Petition of L C Mowery, et al, ,
for location of a county road, Articles of inc f poration for a
granted, and road, to be known H : nt'W company to be known as the'
Euchre Mountain road, ordered ! M(,t,L'rn Improvement Company
opened. ! "ave ,x;en nled ,vltn the Secretary
Petition of Joseph Sijota, ct al,
of State. The intention of thin
440 a stock ranch, 100 a level bot
tom land, two good houses, barns
and numerous other buildings.
Improvements cost as much as price
asked, $3700. Buy the improve
ments and1 we throw in the best
for location of county road, known ! compiiny is to ,mil(l ftml pto
as Newport and Siletz Bay road. 8tcanicre, piledrivers, derricks, etc.,
granted, and road ordered opened, i 0,1 Vnquinti bay. The company is
Petition for appropriation to com-1 incorporated for the sum of 89,000,
plete Uiaiia road, granted; w,h Mw)'-- Gmree C. Walker, V.
appropriated; schedule of wages j W' Psiv'ert an(! Hugh Corigan as
allowed, man and team 45 cents jKTtho incorporators. They have one
hour, men cents per hour. j steamboat nearly completed, which
Petition of Consolidated Timber wiU ,)e '"""died next week. Ah
Co, for cancellation of tax sale, j poon as tni8 ,M)at is hunched it will
continued for term. , I ,H; Put into service on the bay ami
Report of Ira Wade, report on j wiU do a 8md passenger, frt-ight
amount of warrants issued for. 11,1,1 tmva biwinesB.
scalps: Claim allowed and clerk j is the intention of this pom
authorized to issue warrants. pany to llut 11 stenmloat on the run
Sum of m appropriated to de-' from Elk Cily to N'port and re
fray expense of sending Fair dis-;turn- Thi 'wit will have a regular
play to State Fair at Salem. j hcdule, stop for cream, produce,
Resignation of J II Ross as tru- passc,1K(;rs or in fi,ct anything that
ant officer presented and Charles you wish to scnd nml on the return
Bradcson appointed in his place. j tri" wiU brin8 J"01" groceries back
bills allow kd j to your very door. As soon as this
F W Chambers, work for Assessor 42 00 ,,, ;u I, .,,,,,.1,0,1 ,,,..,.1. 1 1
cc MeBrida, building bridge i?6 oo ,,oat 13 '"""'ched work will be begun
c c MflBride, work for Assessor is oo on a huge pile driver and ten-ton
JhnIBntlern.ld.worklorAMHor. 00 ' derrick, the SCOW to carry thi
AlHwartz, chaiuman on Newport and j 1 "'j'
siiati road urv.y, u-uiiowed ,. g 00 machinery will be 20x70. Mr.
Virn Howeii w... k for Assessor woo Walker informs us that they have
Hart ilt Wood, lumber 1100 J
Dupoiit Powder Co., powder, fuse anj government work enough ahead to
632 48 lffipn tllM nilnilrivi.r lmutr unir...,, 1
X- . . x. 'J DtlUKU
, months.
J The derrick will be used in load
ing and unloading lumber, to re
move the snags from the' bay and
, river, etc.
Such an enterprise as this has
iarp, report and claim as super- ..,,v.,j uuu m uti minus
r district 2fi 00 more business on Yaquina bay.
is, supplies for road district 9.... 8 80 t t r
cans
John Kentta, supplies 22 60
Gen. Knitf. work as viewer on drklnir
district 7 40
Jacob Burkel, bread lor Flnley and
Owens 4 50
F M Terman, report and claim as super
visor 67 00
Waldport Lumber Co , lumber, 12 90
allowed . 10 75
r t? II....... 1, ,j
walker & Lebow, supplies 635 oen needed on the bay for a long
B W Hayes, report and, lalm as super- i time and WO predict SUCCCS8 to tllO
visor district 2 10 50 ' , , , .. .
Wm Sbarp, report and claim as super- . ..uiiiiijr unu ucuer limes ailtl
visor c
II I-ewiB,
J01111J urn loan, janitor und oilier work cj n.,1,1... vil. fi t
July and August 32 75 ' JMaba, at Kik City, for your
Z M Derrick, surveying and drawing pro- itluiry farms,
tiles of Sileti-Canoo i.unilinif 43 00 cj i 4 11
A LSnell. supervisor diBt. 1 und claim.. 2!H) J.1 i nCO It. A, Arnold for apple bdXCS.
Austin Kosebrook. cre ot i.ou iiaii Special rates for fifty or more.
July and August and supplies 27 15'
I b McJnnkin, taking piimirivur to Par- I Order your bnso ball outfit and
rish bridge.Ki-aiiowcd - 4 oo fishing tackle of Newton& Nye
City of Toledo, Jail rent, $19, continued. J
Elk city Lumber Co., lumber 810 48 Kver Ready batteries fresh from
Newton & Nye, supplies 77 15 ,1 . , , ,
Glass prudhomme, supplies. 2 22 iHctory every few days at New
B E Barclay, etal, work as deputy asses- toll & Nye's,
or IC6 50 , , rt
R N Wnrnock, work for county 2 00 i Pin9 tnr alo
Ueonre Uethers work as deputy assessor 4ft 00 1 8 o318.
ZT!1 0575! Flne C1,etiter Whitc iie. 8 WCekf4
R P Oo!ii, salary, traveling expenses Old. JOHN Mlt'EK, '
aud stamps 123 78' m, i t 1 p.
B McCluskey, examining, teachers - t -..'
examination 20 00
Mrs K Ooiu, examining, teachers exam. For S&lO,
Illation 20 do ta, ,. , .. A ,,
Lincoln County Leader, printing M 25 1 1,,roe Jfhllg heifers, 1 yearling
j 11 winskiii, care of s e Heuvur 68 00 bull, 1 Jersey niid Durham bull 4-
Ted McKlwiiin, guindlng prisoners L'8 00 !,,,, i i 1 T r ,1
A L McDonald, report and claim a. su. jJCrS Old, 1 Jersey COW 5-yeaiS old
pervisor district 14 12H to j 2 heifers 4-ycars old, all giving
Oren imports, county aid 10 oO 11. . n, . i , ,
John Eckort, county al.i 10 00, ,Ullk' ()r ,VlU tra(1, fo1' Kw1 l""''-
John L Lloyd, et al, viewers nud axeman j F. If. PlflLLIPS, Toledo, Or.
oiioounty road .... 82 f,0 ' i
Fred Chambers, ohaiiuuaii on ciuiuty Of Jnhn! Phlirfh
1 uau .
10 70
7u; Services every Sunday evening at
Missionary.
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Thoroughbred Jersey Bull
for sale, 20 months old, price $2' '
1200 oo Inquire of F C. IfohTMAN, Elk
';City( Oregon, Mutual Phone.
almut 50 ate dinner thom Timn stock ranch in Lincoln countv.
Nothing good in a business way ;aftcr the funeral she was taken to' Address C. L. Knapp, Elk City.
Z M Derrick, surveyliiK mi C'muiy toad
OUIl'llll'll JJUU Uil I II Ml II 1111 II IV ij , ,
mad io oo, P' 1,1 J-vcryiMKiy welcome.
Walter Bones, et al, viewers on survey j ' Ruy, FhAN'CIS O JoNKS
it uiuiiij ,
F M Stanton, el al, survey, viewers and
boat hire on diklnn district 42 00
D F Bcott, report aiid-clahu us suue: vls-
or district 7 f.fi uo
It Henry, work on oontrhct tM) 00-al-
loweil.-.
II Lewis, supplies
Dilution K & Co. Hiipplles .
John Kfillttn. fl'lilirhr. nn miu-ilwr O It u!
FM Carter, n.edlcal attention to E j Tot Salfl.
Ilesver, 910 allowed 28oi . . ... ,
Tom Mollis road work in district 15 .... 10 00! A llOliSe U1K.1 tWO lots, 11VC roOIUH
Yaniiliia Hay Newi-lloi(.i ter, prlntl.ig.. Ill CO j Unirtlied Up Stail'S two rooms below.
niaiS ' Si I'rice $800. Inquire J. J. Nye.
J II Kush, sundries 1:1
V H Gardner, supplies 7 flo
Hart fc Wood, lumiier 85 44
Thomas Barclay, work In road lift. 4... 6V6 M
Walker & Ubnw, siippll.-s (or dial, 4 ... 21155
Simon Llndten, hauling jxiwdcr 20 no
iieury Lewis, supplies
School Pooks have arrived and
we are ready for the opening of tho
11 so rcli iol. Toledo Drug Co.