Bandon recorder., December 20, 1906, Image 1

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Volume XXII.
BANDON,
Coach Co. Buys
Barge and Tug.
Report Say* that Two More
Barges of Larger Capa­
city Will be Built
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The report wax brought to Bandoo
last Saturday by one in a position to
know that tbe Riverton Lumber Co.
baa purchased outright tbe tranaport
tiarge Chinook and alap a capable tug
for towing between bar and San Fran-
ciaeo.
This news la declared to bave been
aent by Col. Wm. Coach of tbe Riv
erton Co, who left for San Francisco
aome time ago an route for tbe East.
Juat what tug was pnrcbaeed webave
not positive word, though our infor­
mant atated that no overaigbt of tbe
duties required of her occurred in
making tbe selection. That ia, abe
must be fully equal to handling a
cumbersome craft at sea under ordi-
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nary weather conditions.
Tbe company, it is also said, has
fully decided to build two additional
bargee, each considerably longer (ban
the Chinook and having a carrying
capacity of about 1,000,000 feet apiece.
By having three transports it will be
seen that one can be moving, one un­
loading, and one loading tbe entire
time, and tbe tug will be kept stead­
ily in service.
Tbe Riverton Co. leased tbe barge
Chinook last fall as an experimental
means of marketing their considera­
ble output, and tbe experiment proved
that it would win if only tbe towage
problem could be solved, wbicb prob­
lem evidently has at last reached the
stage of solution, Tbe Chinook drawB
2 feet empty and about 8 feet leaded.
JUST
River boats give one fare round
trip to those attending the Masquer­
ade Saturday night.
OREGON:
THURSDAY,
Don’t forget that Dr. Hteele, deutint. is
located in Bandon.
DECEMBER
20,
Holiday goods at coat at Marshall's.
1906.
Mack
Number 51.
Swain
Co.
Coming.
I MASQUERADE
E. Boesen was up from Langlois
Cash paid for sacks at Bandon
The Mack Swain Theatre Co, now
yesterday.
Commercial Co. warehouse.
playing
to crowded bouses at Marsh­
C W. Small arrived from Idaho
A bold hold-up aud attempted rob­
Walter Nelson bad business at tbe
Saturday to locate here or iu Corry field, will «»pen an engagement at
bery iu tbe main part of town was bay Monday and Tuesday.
county
Bandoo Dec. 27tb, 28tb, 30th and
reported to our peace officers Bunday
M.
J.
B
coffee
sells
better
than
any
evening, but, tbe victim being intoxi­
160 acre ranch 5 miles from Bandoo; 31sth. Tbe following reference to
cated aud there being a lack of evi­ other. Why? Ask your grocer.
goo«l bottom land, $2300. Bandon this excellent compauy is taken from
T A Anderson has started work on Real Estate Co.
dence and authority to act, no arrest
tbe Coos Bay Times of Dec. 18tb:
was made. According to tbe story tbe uow building for Smith A Rohrer.
4 lots aud house in Bandon, all
Tbe Mack Swam company played
told by tbe complaining witness, a
M G Pohl, the optician, was again cleared and tine oceau view, $1300, to a crowded bouse again last night,
Suits made to order for Gentlemen.
laborer who was in town with some looking after tbe public-eye in Ban­
Bandon Real Estate Co
aud all went away well pleased with Hats for Ladies and Gents.
money, be was assaulted io tbe match­ don this week.
E. Lewin wishes it known that be their presentation of “When Women Masks for Everybody.
wood district near tbe west-end wharf
Harold Nelsoo is again doing gen­ delivers meat to any part of tbe town
a short time after tbe supper hour,
Love.” Tbe troupe will present
eral
blacksmithing and horseshoeing aud its suburbs free of charge.
but broke away aud «»scaped after
“
Down on tbe Farm” tonight and
first being struck on tbe bead with at tbe Nelson shop. See adv.
Col. Blumenrotber started for |
will draw a full bouse, as tbe play is
tbe bntt end of a gun. Tbe allegtsl
The Pacific Grill Rooms will be Marshfield Monday morniug, but
said
to be good. Tbe company has
assailant made no attempt to conceal kept open till midnight throughout turned back on reaching Beaver Hill.
Come and See Elegant Display
pleased its patrons greatly, and is one
bimaelf either before or after tbe holiday week. Special midnight sup­
SATURDAY.
S. A. Miller, who has been connected
affair, and even went to church ttiat pers every eveniog.
of
the
best
theatrical
organizations
with tbe local canneiy tbe past sea­
eveniog, it is reported. There is a
Tbe sheds goiug up at tbe Price son, departed for Astoria Monday that has ever visited Marshfield.—Re­
deal of mystery in tbe case, but per­
shipyard to facilitate winter construc­ Iwt.
served seatB now on sale at Bandon
haps a trifle more of barleycorn.
tion work are of huge proportions and
Jacob Boblender, bailiug from Ore-, Drug Co.’s Store.
Butter wrappers prioted at tbe Ri«
O. P. Haagensen, landlord and saw­ expensive character.
gon City, this State, arrived Friday
COKDEK office.
A Merry Christmas to all.
mill mau at Langlois, aud bis broth­
W C Chase, Representative-elect last ou a visit to his sister, Mrs. M S.
er in-law, James P. Olsen of Den­ from Cooa county, was iu Bandon to­ Smith.
SINCE 1877 WE'VE BEEN TREATING PEOPLE SQUARE
mark. were both visitors to Bandon day, aud called on tbe R ecobdeh . He
Beut Hoyt left Saturday morumg
last Monday. Their mission was to will leave for Salem Jan. 10th.
for Humboldt, California, in the in­
close tbe sale of a half iotereat in
Tbe ifamlon Hardware Co. has a terest of life insurance. He will be
each of their timber claims iu Curry
fine line of holiday goods, consisting absent some time.
county to J. Province of Wheeler
of fancy crockery, etc, now on dis­ Miss Irene Lamb of Ooqaille. graduate in
county, Oregon. Mr. Province is a
play. Call and examine same.
manic of Columbia College, Milton, Oregon,
brother-in-law of Nels Rasmussen,
ia prepared to give leaeona on piano and
Bo t to ml «» sb roads Bre responsible mandolin in Bandon, Friday and Bat nr
and with Mrs. Province is visiting
jere at present. Tbe timber be in­ for the irregular arrival of mails tb«-se day of each week. Term» 50 cents an hour.
vests in is prouounced some of tbe days from Roseburg. It is disap Inquire of Mrs. Cbas. Kime.
very beat on tbe coast, and tbe price pointing to find only county papers
Sunday was a delightful day on tbo
paid Messrs Olsen and Haa?'ensen ag­ and letters coming on tbe Dispatch, river, tbe tides were unusually high
but it ia of no use to kick.
gregated about $4000.
and tbe bar very smooth. It was a
Costumes.
SUITS, MASKS AND
PAPER HATS.
Leave Orders at Once.
Miss Maud Garfield
"Write TTs Today
For Our Big, Illustrated
Mail Order Catalogue ....
Next Saturday evening. Dec. 22<i.
ia tbe date of tbe grand masquerade
to be given by onr soldier veterans io
Bandoo. No effort has been spared
to make this an event to be remem­
bered, and tbe public should give the
soldiers a lift as well as thoroughly
enjoy themselves oo this occasion.
Miss Maud Gartield is tbe costumer,
we believe, and there are indications
that many will appear in mask and
grotesque attire. The grand march
will form io Bank Hal) at 8:30 p.m
RECEIVED !
The Pacific Grill Rooms are In­
coming more popular day by day |
Why? Because tbe service ¡8 No. 1,
the tables stocked with tbe very best
in tbe market, and everything ¡8 home­
like and inviting. Try tbe Pacific.
great day for shipping,
chicken ranch of bis homestead a few
miles out of town. He will go into
tbe business extensively, and when
all is in ship shape will need but one
beu to make tbe place j»erf«>ction. He
expects to market bis product in Ban­
don and vicinity.
Deckband Symonds of the Dispatch
is off duty and navigating with a
crutch this week. His foot got iu tbe
way of a big milk can Sunday after­
noon.
Donald Cbarleson brought his
mother borne from Myrtle Point last
Wednesday, and at latest reports her
condition was about tbe same.
The Recorder offer* a
C. B. Zeek and wife were outgoing •
beautiful
$10 trimmed hat
paseeugerB per steamer Breakwater!
to
the
lady
who secure* the
Monday. Mr. Z«»ek goes to San Fran-1
most
cash
subscribers
before
cisco oo a short trip and bis wife to
Remember our
tbe East on an extended visit. They i Jan. 1st.
bave rented their borne to J H Price. other prizes in the voting
Abe Corson is preparing to mak« a contest.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Footwear, Hats
M illinery, Cloaks and Suits,
F uni is h ings____________________
It saves you time. It saves
you money. Free, postpaid,
for the asking. Mail us this
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John Tyler is to bave charge of Ed
n. h .
Racklefl’B general store at Langlois
Editor Dodge of the Coquille Sen during Mr. Racklefl's absence as our
tiue), while en route to Washington Joint Representative in tbe coming
to attend tbe National Rivers and Legislature
Harbors Congress, bad the misfortune
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ESTABLISHED 1877
At Dairy ville in the church on Sun­ THE BIG STORE
to masb two of bis tiogers m tbe door
day, Dec. 23d, 11 o’clock am, a
ROSEBURG OREGON
jam of a Pullman car. The ends of
Christmas religions service will be
the two digits bait to be amputated,;
held. There will he Christmas sing­
I and it was an extremely painful ac- |
ing in tbe eveuing also. Go ami en
cident.
joy Xmas in the church.
Trip after next tbe steamer Eliza­
The balance of the machinery for
beth will likely lay off a half mouth
J. H. Price’s shipyard arrived per
at San Francisco for the purpose of
las^ Elizabeth, aud tbe jard will soou
being converted into a modern oil- ■’ be iu sbH[>e for full operation. With
burner. Tbe intention to so change [ an overhead sb«»d then» will be noth­
her furnaces has long b«*eii contem­ ing to delay ship construction through
plated aud is uow fully decided up hi ,
tbe winter.
we are authoritatively told. The task
L, M MacLauriu ami C. M Rhodes,
will only require about fifteen days.
who decorated tbe walls of Alvin
The Town Trustees met in special
Miinck's resort, are uow at work ou
session Friday eveuing, ami appropri
J. P. Tupper's place. Tb«?se decora­
ated $100 from the city treasury for
tors are certainly expert workmen, as
th«» benefit of tbe tiiemen's uniform
a glance at the interior of tbe
fund. Onr laddies, we understand.
“Munckey Cafe” will abundantly
are shortly to appear in bran new
prove. Mtinek has reached tbe con­
suits with the aid thus given Tbe
clusion that bis place ia really better
Trustees also granted Jack Tupper a !
looking than himself.
liquor license for six montbs oo bis ,
F. Freund, who purchased tbe oil
payment of $300.
well uear Langlois a couple of months
A change took place io one of <>ur ago, came up from San Francisco on
barber shops Moudsy, H F. Morrison tbe last Elizabeth, bringing with him
selling tiis business to W. M. Stephens quite a quantity of casing and other
who with bis wife arrived from Bnffa material for use at the well. From
Io, Wyoming, only two ¿fays before. this it would appear that operations
The new proprietor, like the old, is : ar«» to go steadily ou iu tbe hope of
said to l>e a No. 1 artist with the securing petroleum in paying quanti­
razor. We are glad to kuow it is not ties. Jack Tanze, late of Coquille, is
tlie purpose of Mr. ami Mrs. Morrison now the foreman in charge of the
to leave us for a while at least.
work.
i: J osephson ’ s ::
A Full line of Dress Goods.
Umbrellas in Great Array.
Complete Line of Everything at Wholesale Prices.
Trowbridge’s
HOLIDAY SALE OF
PLAT A
.. Millinery..
Everything Going
AT
COST
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Sale begins Saturday, Nov. 24,
,
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Lasts till after New Year.
A/es</awes NELSON
McKENZIE
Cheapest .Lots . in
Bandon
The steamer Elizabeth came to port
last Sunday with A. C. Bliely. tbe old
time purser, again on duty. Ray Ki is
man haviog taken a short layoff to
visit bis parents aud tbe sweet orange
groves in Southern California. King
and McKenna say that orange bins
sums have already appeared io otre of
those groves, but Captain Jen-en and
Bliely would not substantiate lb«
story in toto. We await further devel
Occidental Chapter, No. 45. Order
Eastern Star, held an election of offi­
cers at its state«! meeting last Satur­
day evening, the election being fol-
lowe«l by a snpjier and a good time
generally. Those chosen to serve as
elective during tbe ensuing year were
as follows: W M, Mrs Matt Smith:
A M, Mrs E Hite; W P, Cbas Kime;
Sec, Mrs F H Mehl; Treia, Geo Lo­
renz; (k»nd. Mrs Cbas Kime; Asso­
ciate Cou I, Mrs Msnriett,
50x100 Feet Lots, 60 Feet
Streets and 12 Feet Alleys.
Title Perfect. Warranty Deeds.
The Wheeler Real Estate Co,