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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1915)
6Z>c C IT Y M E A T M A R K E T ? SALT! SALT! Fresh and Salt Meats :: Sea Fish and Foods in Seuson :: Our home cured Hams and Bacon :: Pure I^eaf Lard B L A C K E R . T <B. G A R R E T T , P r o p r ie t o r * "T im , Master Key," a mystery film marvel. At tlx- Ountia. FISHING TACKLE Hplendld assortment of H im , Ibais—all pri.»w— Silk »nil Unen Unas, Ria-I», Cresi«, Files «ml Flab Lures—new KUa-k Everything for the ardent Angler The BoN-ToN H a v e ju st r e c e iv e d a c a r o f L e s lie «Salt D A IR Y a n d T A B L E Get your dynamite of D. ft. Miller, all order* filled promptly any day In the Born to Mr. and Mm. James latwn iin-, On upper Kanes Creek, Wednesday, May I hili, a «on. J. W, Merritt was down from Central Point Wednesday on business concerning Ilia local store. Mrs. Sam L. Sail dry and duughter, of Rogueriver, viaited with Mrs. W. I’. Chis holm Tuesday. 1 saw cordwooil to stove lengths with power saw, promptly on order. Phone John J. Ritter, 8F21. Frank Hull, proprietor of the Savoy movie at Central Point, was In town Thursday and Friday. For Sale—One 2A Folding Brownie in first clans condition, also Portrait Attach ment. Inquire at The News. Mrs. Mamie Stickle, who had Isen visiting with Mrs. Jenn le Cheshire at Grants Puss, returned home Sunday. Prot. Burt A. Adams took hii auto load of st-niois to the Valley Pride ptcnlc In the Applegate district, Thursday. Francis M. Fauvre, Asst. Treasurer of the R. R. P. 8. corporation, was In town Thursday on business connected with that company. Wood by tier or cord at lowest market price, delivensl at your shed. Finest Ur, pine, laurel ami oak. John J. Hitter, Phone 3F21. Found—Valuable pair of eye glasses, specially ground lonses. Owner may re cover property by calling at News office anil paying charges. Roy Bowman visited with his mother In this city the first of the week. He has been employed on a ranch at Weed lor aevt-ral mouths. A number of local )ieople saw the cir- us at Medford on Monday, among them being C. C. McClendon, one of Gold Hill's pioneers. » * 20 hard-working men derive positions In tlie country at reasonable wages. Ad dress Portland Commons, 11*5 Burnside St., Portland, Oregon. T. N. Anderson left Wednesday for his mine beyond Grants Pass, aftet s|N-u<ling several weeks in this city atten- liug to local business matters. Gasoline and auto oil* always on hand ami for sale at unls-atahle prices, at the Darling A I lodges stable. Gasoline street pump, prompt, efficient service. Our prices cannot be equalled—low er than ever offered! M erritt & C o m p a n y If you don’t like this paper—don’t bor row It. A. A. Flynn made a trip to Grant* Pass Wednesday on matters ol business for the It. R. P. 8. company. G en eral M e r c h a n d is e J BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON Miss Justice Carter was elected queen of the strawberry carnival at Miss Olive Turner was a south-bound Roseburg. passenger to Klainath Fall“, Sunday, j Coos and Curry counties will hold where she will visit for some time. their dairy show and annual fair at Ernest Lyman returned from Eugene Myrtle Point Sunday morning, where he was a part- | The Polk county Chautauqua will be Icipant In the Inter-scholastic field meet. held to Dallas this year from July 4 lust received a carload of dynamite foe to 10, Inclusive. One thousand former student* of Al all purpose*, with better prices, better bany College are expected to attend a powder, and better service, at D. H. big reunion in Albany on June I t. M iller’*. The Seventh Annual Live Stock Merl Kellogg, while participating in a ' Show will be held at Union Wednes friendly scuffle last Saturday evening, j day, Thursday and Friday, June 2, 3 fell, anil fractured his collar-bone when I and 4. 3 lbs. Fine, Lsge RsWns for 25c. his pardner landed on top of him. He ! The twenty-seventh annual conven Beat Toilet Soap ; per Bar 5c. was taken to the hospital where It was ' tion of the Episcopal diocese of Ore An Excellent Cleanser per Can 6c’ dressed and relieved. gon opened Wednesday In Trinity Anil Hama will go at 22c per lb. Orders taken for any hook published in church at Portland. Governor Wtthycombe has issued a the United States. Also we are the suh- Big Value* proclamation declaring June 11, the scri|>tlon agent for all U. 8. and many for In 6, 1«, anil 15 cent articles. last day of the Rose Festival at Port eign magazines and papers. land, Oregon’s holiday of roses. —John R. Kelsey, We Have Mrs. W. H. Dancy of Salem, has with Gold HUI News. Hour, Sugar, Potatoes, anil goods of been appointed a member of the ad- Notice Is hereby given that the part vlaory board of the industrial school the beat quality, all new anil clean. nership lately subsisting between A. E. for girls by Governor Withycombe. At The Old Gold Mill Cafe Stand. Kellogg and W. C. Thom, of Gold Hill, For the purpose of perfecting an Iregon, tinder the firm of Kellogg and organization and mapping out plans Thom, was dissolved, on the 10th day of for the future, the new fish and game May, 1915, by mutual consent. All debts commission will hold a meeting at owing to the said partnership are to be Salem May 26. received by said W. C. Thom, and all Osteopaths, as well as other regu lemands on said partnership are to he larly licensed physicians, can sign T H E T R U A X CO. presented to him for payment. death certificates, according to an Mr*. C ora J. T r u a x , - A . E. Kellogg, opinion of Attorney General Brown, M anager —W. C. Thom. for the state board of health. Get your Pianos tuned by the home The second largest prune orchard tuner. Beginning Feb. 15th, special re Public Sale:—All kinds of machinery, tire In Oregon, which is located near Glide, duction In prices for two months. Satis hemli-r, tire- npsettcr, mandrel, anvil, Douglas county, has been purchased E. R. C rouch , Assayer, Chem faction guaranteed.—W. C. T hom . chain vise, drill, coal, and other black by J. H. Bond of Linn county, from ist, and Metallurgist. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Moore, Mr. and smith materials. Klxa-s fitted and unfit Mrs. Grace W. Baker of Roseburg. Custom Assay Office. Mall Order Burl Mrs. D. 11. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ed John C. Cady, the flax expert em ted. I desire to close out everything neea Solicited Prices; Gold, $1.00; Gold Weston, and J. B. Palmer were au auto —Valentine Schneider. ployed by the state board of control and Silver, $1.25; Copper, »1.00; Gold, party to the Applegate district Sunday. to Install a flax plant at the penitenti Silver and Copper, $2.00. Mailing en ary, has been authorized to go east Wanted to trade—Light driving team velope« free on request. Reference: Jose and purchase the needed machinery. for 1200 lh. work horse. FOR SALE: S tis - k R akchbs : phine Co. Bank. Room» 201-203 Hall Seventy-five of Oregon's 107 post D akijno A H o n an , 720 acres, solid laxly, in Meadows dis Bldg., Grant« Pass, Oregon. masters of presidential offices have Gold HUI, Oregon. trict, small house and good barn, old or You ran buy flour for $1.1*5 that Is chard In hearing, several good springs, accepted Postmaster Myers' invitation guaranteed as good as any In town. alxint 40 acres under cultivation. Price to attend a convention in Portland June 9, 10 and 11. during the Rose Also have a small amount of alfalfa hay. $12.60 per acre. Festival. Call at Fountain’s Furniture store, south Otto acres, near Dela-nger Gap, 1H miles Construction upon the $230,000 Siua- side of town. from Gobi Hill, over 100 acres under cul law Jetty project should be under way It la high time to fly the aw at. W auled:—Good milch cows, calves and tivation, 10 room house, giaal barn, live Mr. anil Mr* J. A. Benson, were in lltle p.ga, on time; deferred payment* creek through it, and several springs, all be July 1, giving employment for 75 men more than two years, according from Foote Creek Friday. well secured. Address Sleepy Hollow good land. Price $35.00 per acre. to I. B. Cushman, chairman of the Mrs. C. H. Bowman visited w i t h Farm, Gold Hill; H. A. Enrign, A. E 200 acres near Beagle, finely Improved, Slualaw Port Commission. friends In Grants l’aas Thursday. Dixon, manage»« Including stock and all agricultural im Salmon by the thousands are clog Professor B. G. Harding s a t in Rogue- Oliver Typewrit«« for sale and rent: — plements, all tor $40.00 per acre. Terms. ging the Umatilla river Just below the No. 6 O liver. Machines I t firat-clsss con river for a short time Wednesday. 1104 acres in one solid body five miles diversion dam for the West Umatilla For hard or soft wood of finest quality ditions rented at the rate of $4.00 for ont, Sams Valley district, nearly all un project, unable to get above the dam, three months. —A. E . K biaoog , order from John J. Ritter, Phone SF21 der cultivation, no better alfalfa or g rali owing to the fact that the fish ladder Sales agent (or the Oliver Machine. land in this county. Price $100 per acre. la too short for the large-sice fish. Mrs. Fred Witt and son were visltots J. B. Palmer, local photographer, was 120 acres on Foots Creek, 7 miles out, Grant county Is Improving and in Grants Pam between train« Tuemlay in Medford several times this week, Mrs. Horace Pelton returned Sunday making arraugments for opening a stu 45 to 50 acres under cultivation, as much shortening many of Its roads. The morni.ig from an extended visit to Port dio there. Hit many friends here will or more could be easily cleared and cul county court has approved the Canyon tivated, almost unlimited range for stock, Clty-Dayvllle road through the gorge land. miss his smiling fo e and joyous whistle goixl house, two large hams, hog and of the John Day river, which has cut Mrs. G . A. Landis and Miss Judith One of the largest crowds to gather at chicken houses, gixxl stream through it. several miles of travel between the Balcom, were visitors at Medford Sat Rock l*oint for some time was assembled Price $75.00 per acre-. two places. The road was considered urday last. there last Saturday to witness and part 1(10 acres near Asbestos, 20 mile« out, a gigantic undertaking because it had Butter paper, printed in accordant» Icipatc in the taking of the movie pic some under cultivation, s m a ll house, to be cut through solid rock for nearly with the law, for sale on order at The tures of the early days. large amount of small fruit, small bear a mile. The cost was $4000, much lesa News office. Mrs. W. A. Marvin and son, Maxwell ing orchard, most of this is heavily tim than the estimate. Governor Withycombe appointed B. J. Palmer, of Palmer’s Piano Plan cattle down from Medford, Wednesday to bered, unlimited range for stock, several Medford, was in anil around Gold Hill visit her mother, Mrs. W. H. Stickle good large springs. This is a bargain at Mrs. Clyde Apperson. of McMinnville, Mrs Marvin returned to her home the $4500. Considerable stock and imple as a member of the Oregon Child Wel Tuesday. fare commission, to succeed Mrs. J. Miss Mildred Costlet, of Jacksonville following day, master Maxwell remaining ments go with the place at that, price. has been the guest of Mrs R. H. Moore with his grandmother. Several other farms, large and small, H. Smith, of Astoria. Mrs. Smith re For Sale a I 1 -2 price t h e following several fine garden tracts from two up to signed, not being able to devote suf since Tuesday. articles of furniture—Library table, writ 5C acres, Improved and unimproved, sev ficient time to the work. The other Mrs. H. L. White, returned to Gold members of the commission are: Mrs. Hill, last Saturday alter spending several ing desks, rocking chairs, book shelves, eral of them are decided bargains. If you Robert H. Tate, chairman, Portland; dining chairs, dining table, kitchen table, want anything in this line it will pay you weeks in Medford. Dr. Mae H. Cardwell. Portland; Geo. kitchen chairs, beds and springs, dressers, to call and see me, or write for particu Miss Claire Tucker arrived home Rebec. Ph. D„ Medford, and L. R. Al child’s bed, stoves, tube, fruit jars, and lars on any of the above. from Berkely, Calif., where she has las derman, Portland. other articles. — C. S. RicnriBLn, Agent. attending the University of Calif., Sun —B urt A. A ba ms . Gold Hill, Oregon. day evening. Special Prices AU Next Week. Read Them. 1 D . M. M I L L E R ’S E le c tr ic O N C E A L U X U R Y , N O W A C H O IC E . Perfect cooking first demands a clean kitch en. Modern kitchens have no coal buckets or ashpans. There is an Electric Range built to suit your needs and at a price yon can afiord to pay. Flat rate for Electric Range $-5.00 per month. We have all the latest types of Electric Ranges on display in onr office. A“k for demonstration Local News Notes CALIFORNIA-OR.EGONPOWER. C ompany :: medford , ore . Phone 168 216 West Main Street Don’t you think i t would be safer to leave your money in the Bank? We are insured against Burg lary. Our vaults are fireproof. THE GOLD HILL BANK
