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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1906)
CDD VW«NM» XXII. BANDON, OREGON: THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1906. ---------------------------------------------- 5.............................. .. —- i- z*__________ vaoy vompany Wil Build Number 35. ____________________________________________________ Monday Sept. 3rd is Labor Day. House aud lot uu First St., Bandon Senator Clark, who, according to tbe $775, Bandon Real Estate & Loan Baseball Sunday in Bandon. Co Twentieth Century Review, draws Co. quille vs Bandon. twenty milliuu dollars a year iu div idends from the United Verde, bis Large business block iu Bandon, J S. Lawrence of Coqnille, was a fatuous copper mine iu Arizona. The visitor in town Monday. $4(MM>, Bandon Real Estate A Loan $00,000 Sawanl is B ab «I db F. S. Carman has returned from a New Building on Water Co. Canneries Being Overhauled outlook for those concerned in tbe coal enterprise is very encouraging. Front This Winter. business visit in tbe east. J. L. Kronenberg went to San and Put in Condition. Iu say tbe least, aud we wish them Francisco on a business mission last Nels Kasmusaen went to Marshfield every success. Expect to Start up Sept. 10th Although Wil! Cat 80,000 Feet Daily and Ready yesterday morning on a business trip. More Machinery Will be Added, Mak week. No Big Run. Looked For Before The Riverton mill is running again ing the Equipment Equal to Any to Operate in March. Assessor Thrift is having trouble Jas. Hugbee of Cape Blanco was a Oct. i.t. Between S. F. and Portland. after having been dosed dowu for a with his eyes and expects to gu to business visitor in town the first of short time on accouut of tbe wharf L. J. Cody, of tbe Cody Lumber tbe week. Portland soon to consult an expert S. A. Miller, of Asturia, arrived being blocked with lumber. Tbe quarters now occupied by tbe oculist. Co., was io town this week accom T. H. Mebl and Miss Ethel John « The schooner San Beuna Ventura Tbe little son of Capt. Anderson of here last week aud is busy puttiug panied by D McCarthy of Portland, son were married in Coquille, Aug Bandon Foundry aod Machine Shop is {uading lumber at the Riverton tbe Timmons salmon cannery iu con are too small aod a new building is to tbe scb. Oregou had tbe misfortune who will be the architect for tbe big ust 22nd. mill. sawmill that tbe company will build Mrs. Emma Erickson left yeeterday be built at once oo tbe corner of to fall and break his left arm while dition for tbe season’s run. A ship A fire occurred in Craine’B camp playing last Munday. ment of tin is expected on tbe Eliz in Bandon. Tbe surveying of the mill for Enreka where she will make her Homer and First streets, just south near tbis place, last week doing con J. L. Nay. tbe Elk river horseman, abetb and as soon as received tbe of tbe Bandon Woolen Mills. Tbe site was to have been done this week home this winter. siderable damage to the fine cedar Crane A Sturtevant have just new building will be 40x80 and two passed through Bandon enroute to can-making department will be put logs which were cut and ready to but waa postponed until Monday Marshfield, one day last week, where added a new yarding engine to tbeir stories high. Work will be com be will put a horse in training for tbe into operation. A new boiler, filling haul. Oue donkey engine and con when the tide will be more favorable camp equipment. machine, topper aod retort have been siderable rigging were damaged some, for the work* The Cody company is menced next week and it is hoped to Arago races. M. Breuer was quite sick with but Mr. Craiue did not shut thecamp Miss Irene Lamb of Coquille, «raduate in receutly installed in the plant. It is now ready for business and expects pneumonia the latter part of last have it ready for occupancy within music of Columbia College, Milton, Oregou. expected that the plant will be put down, be is running a full crew and 60 days. Tbe business of tbe Bandon is prepared to give lesaous on piHtio and to commence work on tbe new mill week, but is now improving. going right ou with tbe work. iu operation about Sept. lOtb. The just as soon as tbe deal is closed for Frank Holman bas moved bis fam Foundry is growing to such an ex- mandolin in Bandon, Tuesday and Wednes School opened again this week with of each week. Terms 50 cents an hour. run of fish will be light at that time the site. Tbe mill will have a capac ily to Prosper and will remain tbere teot that more machinery is needed day an euroiliueut uf 44 pupils, six new Inquire of Mrs. Chas. Kime. but it is thought tbere will b>> enough pupils being added. and when the new building is com ity of 80,000 feet daily and will cost until after tbe fishing season. F. T. Odger, Hume's bookkeeper to justify operating tbe cannery two It is announced that Judge Ham pleted several more machines will be about $60,000. Tbe site selected is Mr. Andrews and three children was in towu Tuesday night accom ilton will pass on tbe validity of tbe installed in the plant, including a or three days in the week. No big arrived at Riverton a few days ago. just above tbe Baodon Mfg. Co. mill panied by his wife. They left on tbe Coquille special election, Sept. 10th. twelve-thousand pound planer, by Wednesday morning boat for Marsh runs are expected until about (Jet 1st. Mr, Andrews is a sou-in law of our and is one of the best sites on the A large number of the did soldiers merchant Joseph Ferry. ----- ooo------ draulio press and two mure lathes, field where they will take a steamer river. It is the intention to have tbe and pioneers of this vicinity are at for San Francisco J. V. Foster received quite a large Ki vertun. mill completed and ready for cutting tending tbe reunion at Myrtle Point making it one of tbe best equipped stock of new goods last week. Our little town presents a lively ap plants between San Francisco and lumber in March. The mill aud log tbis week. Langloit*. pearance at present. Our merchants Miss Maud Ellingseu of Parkers ging camp will give employment to Dr. D. L. Steele will be absent from Portland. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Wooley, are all busy in a qoiet way. Steam burg, visited her sister Mrs. C. C. The new plant will represent an about 100 men and this additional bis office in Bandon from Aug. 30tb a daughter. Congratulations. boats laud at our wharf Bix times Price last Sunday. until Sept. 12th, on a professional outlay of about $10,000 and will be in pay-roll will mean much to Bandon. every day. Tbe stores and many of Mrs. W. L Gould, who bas been visit to Coquille. Tbe little eon of Mr. Andrews ia ----- ooo----- a much better locatiou than tbe old spending a month with her mother, the dwellings are supplied with tele quite sick. The steamer Favorite Ernest Boak was down town Tues one. Mrs. S. T. Maleborn, started for phones, while tbe happy voices uf the Tbe Coos Bay Publishing Co. will made a special trip Tuesday evening day for the first time since be was Portland last Monday. Her husband school children, the hum of the mill, soon commence tbe publication of a bringing Dr. Wetmore dowu to see taken sick three months ago. His expected to meet her at Roseburg the rattle of the donkey engines and monthly magazine devoted to the The first ground was broken Mon tbe child. many friends are glad to see him out and accompany her home. locomotives in the several logging Coos Bay Couotry. The magazine ----- OOO----- day afternoon for tbe Drain and Coos again. will contain 64 pages and tbe first Mr. Victor Boyd of Eastern Oregou camps near ub , lend an air of prog Bay railroad. Two bnudred and fifty Fred Kribs, of Portland, wbb a Wanted Millwright. Write to number will appear Sept. 1st. P. C. who bas been engaged to teacb here ress and development along different Levar, late of tbe Coast Mail, will be business visitor in tbis section last mules, a dozen carloads of scrapers, during tbe ensuing year is uow with lines, nor is this all, Riverton is sur Box 41, Baudon, Or. week. Mr. Kribs owns about forty plows and other tools from Califor us. We are hoping much of profit rounded by many valuable coal mines. tbe editor. Cbas. Lyons returned last week thousand acres of fine timber in Coos Tbe ‘“Eureka” mine on the Peterson nia and many carloads of powder, and pleasure with school work again from a trip to Eureka and S. F. In tbe Recorder’s Court tbis week and Curry and wants more. resumed. Tbe beginning of a school place produces some of tbe finest coal provisions, etc., have arrived already, House and four lots in Bandon, a sailor charged with assault and bat year is of more importance io tbe life mined ou tbe const. M. W. McCor Geo. Lorenz and party returned tery on anotber sailor was taxed $5 from their bunting trip last week. and also enough men to begin work of a boy or girl than mauy are dis mick, wbo is interested in this mine, $650, Bandon Real Estate A Loan Co. and costs. H. M. Brown was in court They succeeded in bagging eleven on this great undertaking which posed to think. Our school opens fur is in receipt of a letter Wm H. Ham John P Anderson of Hay Springs, ilton of Agnews, Cal., iu which Mr. Neb. arrived this week and will locate charged with disorderly conduct and deer. Perkins aud Fox also returned means so much for Southwestern regular work Monday, Sept. 3. disturbing tbe peace. He acted as and report eight bucks to their credit. Oregon. Several hundred more meu Harvey Smith isradiaut. Why? He Hamilton states that be has formed a iu Bandou. coal company, under tbe laws of his own attorney and was acquitted? Tbe Gold Beacb Globe sayB, that and mules are expected to arrive tbis is the happy possessor of a sun. All Arizona, and would soon be ready fur The railroad surveyors left today —OOO---- since they are using the seine, on week, when work will begin with tbe are doing well. for Crescent City where they will business. These gentlemen are ex H. F Morrison aud Geo. Hite re-1 Rogue river, everybody that wauts Ben Cope has gone to Coquille, work for tbe present. utmost vigor. Several thousand tons pected to arrive hers at any lime now. turned Thursday from tbeir outing i hoping thereby to hasten bis conva trout can go and get them.—Tbe tisb The company proposes to haudle The steam schooner Casco was in Curry. Tbe boys bad a tine time warden will be doing business at Gold of hay have been bought by tbe Loes lescence. the out put of coal from this mine by launched at Marshfield Monday. She but were uosble to get a deer which Beacb, if those fellows don't look out. company between Drain and Elkton, Our Sunday School bell has come building large barges by means of will be towed to Sau Francisco proves conclusively that they may It is against tbe law to catch trout io 16 miles west of here, and prepara after long delay. Tbe proof of a bell which tbe coal will be transported where tbe machinery will be installed koow bow to break off whiskers and any waters of the state of Oregon ex tions are made for steady work until is in its tone, and as it is not yet to Baudon, where it will be trans and will then make regular rune to trim hair, but as hunters they are a cept with hook and line.—Coos Bay the road is finished. Work will com mounted the test must come later. ferred from tbe barges directly to tbe the Coquille river. Tbe Bcbuouer’s bum article. News. Services were held last Sunday al steamer and shipped io tbe city. Mr, dimensions are, length 170 ft., beam mence next week on the big 4,000foot Hatuiltou is agent for tbe millionaire 36, depth 12 tunnel at Paradise creek 18 miles tbe church, morning and evening. A party of our young people started west of here. The Loss company bas on a camping trip last week, making sublet a contract Io Cole & Sweeney Roseburg their objvctive point, and of Portland to build two smaller tun hoping to take iu tbe fair while tbere. nels, 11 and 12 miles west of Drain. We bear their outiug is a graud suc Each of these tunnels will be about cess in the line of fuu. 1,200 feet long. It is tbe intention to Sept ami Mrs. Johnson pass» <1 tbiougli town tbe first uf tbe week, have 1,000 or 1,200 men at work on bull nd for Cuquill*. the new road next month. The wages Complete Line Just Received Mrs. Munroe Uptou is spending a paid are from $2.25 up.—Nonareil. short vacatiou at her husbaud’s father s home. Trial Jurors. Mrs. Loreuz aud Mrs. Philpott j The following have been drawn as came down from Bandon Monday , This store is replete with everything in high-grade trial jurors for tbe next term of tbe furnishings. Gur vast showing of Underwear, and are guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Frank > circuit court which convenes at Co Shirts, Hosiery, Shues, Neckwear. Suspenders, etc. — Langlois. quille Sept. 10th: combined with our special low prices keeps tbis Miss Ivy Langlois went to Bandon Geo. T. Coleman, Marshfield; J R store prominently at tbe top as positive headquar last week, intending to visit there aud Wallers, Marshfield; Joseph Flam, ters for wearers of stylish and dependable Furnishings. at other towns further up tbe coast. | Parkersburg; R W Lundy, Myrtle Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. Point; John Morris, Baudon; Eric She is having a grand old time. Some of our responsible citizeus Arneson, Myrtle Point; Pat Hennes have been subpoenaed and gone to sey, Marshfield; A J Savage, Marsh Gold Beacb to attend tbe fall session field; W L Kestner, Coquille; J Lingo, Baudon; E L Smith, Marshfield; J J of court. We understand they are Clinkenbeard. Marshfield; Ed Had- asked to assist in settliug other peo Also sall, Bandon; J C Roberts, Myrtle ples troubles, not their own Point; John Langlois, Bandon; Alex quite a unmber passed through town Lund. Marshfield; Frank V hu Lnven, from further up the coast, bound fol j Parkersburg; Rubin Hartley, Myrtle tbe same place. Among them were | Point; J S Lawrence, Coquille; W C A J. Sherwood of Coquille, Mr. and I Parker, Parkersburg; C Hagqnist, Mrs. S wanton of Marshfield, and L. , Marshfield; Archie McNair, Bandon; A Roberts of Myrtle Point, Mr Gibson, who had t>een spending ; John P Maxton, Marsbtieldi L A Braden. Myrtle Point; John Nagle, a few days at Marshfield returned North Bend; S S Eodicott, Myrtle last Friday, accompanied by bis Boat bargaim offered by Point; W H Corbin, Myrtle Point; daughter, Mrs. Ed. Thrift, and Sand C J Hilatrom, Marshfield; John Sny Thrift. der. Marshfield; Fred Kruse, Marsh Mrs. T. S, Maleborn bas gone to field; F M Friedberg, Marshfield. Fuumule to spend a few days with —OOO - - Mrs. James McAdams, OOee in telephone building, upstairs. C. Deickson, manager of tbe Wau- Mr. and Mrs. Odgers of Gold beck Mining Co. on Sixes river, left Beacb passed through town Tuesday for Portlaudooa business trip thia o bound for ManxtifieM. morning. He reports that a number This section uf R. R. surveyors re of bis men have been quite seriously turned to Langlois Wednesday. afflicted with cedar poisoo. JSTZE’VZ Foundry Will Build. STYLES MFN’S furnishings Ready for Fishing Season. Q-et Ready for ttie Fishing Season We have a big stock of - Gum Boots, Rubber Coats, Oiled Pants, Aprons, etc. LORENZ & HOYT. Trowbridge’s NOW is the time to buy Bandon real estate. The Recorder BANDON NEAL ESTATE CO. a . .SEZ’’-"’ Bandon, Oregon. Sent to any address 1 year, $1.50
