Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, May 09, 1907, Image 6

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Local Lore j y
Mi»» Eva Goodman, of Prowper,
ap»»nt >4 i-dm-sday with fra uds her»».
Th»» b»»«t stock i f Pai it Brushes,
Call at the Bandon Co-operative baring none in this city, may be fotimi ,
at tb»» Forniture Store
Realty Co.
Wm. Button was badly bruised I y
The W . P. Fuller Prepared Paints
a
!og rolling on him at the logging
and Varnishes for sale by C. Y. Lowe.
camp
Tuesday, and consequently
Call at the residence of Mrs. A G
Won't
tie
a' le to work for a few days
Hoyt if you want an up to-date hat
The Eagles of Marshfield will take
The New Bandon Maiket is now
open and ready to supply Bandon pos « jmiod of the town Saturday night,
1'tiey will have a meeting in the Con
buyers.
Crete Hall and several new metnliers
Mrs. L. Noble of Mnrabfield has w ill Is- initiated.
been visiting for the pant week with
Charles Wind, an old resident of
.Mrs. l)r. Steel*
Bear Creek, died at bis home on May
The Bandon Woolen Mills rr-cened tho fifth. H»» was well known and
a barge load of coal from np river the resix>cte<l by his many friends Th»
fore part of this week.
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon.
Did yon know that yon can get ten
Mrs. P C Stephenson was pleasant
views of Bandon and vicinity at A. ly surprised bv th»» Ladies' Art Club
Bice's for fifteen cents’
on May 1. th»» occasion being her
Just received, a new slo I; of th» birthday. A very pleasant evening
celebrated Lowe Bros.* Faints, Oils, was spent ami light refreshments
and Varnishes, al the Fnrnitur»- were served.
Store.
An old speckled “dominick” hen
lias
taken position in th»» City Hall
Allie Guerin fell out of a wagon
and
for th»» past two weeks held
last night at the W andling place ami
against
all comers. As she has still
sustained several bruis» sand interna)
a
week
to
set, she will not be routed
injuries, but is not reported as vert
until
her
turn»
is out. Nevertheless
serious.
tb»»r»»
is
no
getting
around that the
The foundation piling is in posi­
City
hall
makes
a
pretty
good hen
tion and the Citv Hull will lie move»
bon«e.
onto it. This will straigliien up tin
main street and add greatly to th»
looks.
Miss (iartield will tiave a special
sale on Java Hats on Friday and
Saturday this week only. Regntai
$2 25 values to go at $1.75. Don’t
miss this.
Light House Keeper Oscar W iron
gives ns the following report on the
rain fall and the weather for the past
month: Rainfall 5:09 inches; cloud)
days 18, clear «lays 12. Prevailing
winds, northwest.
L oht : H B Smith lost a small red
memorandum book containing a not»
for $266.00from Isam Walker to him.
between Bandon and New Laki
school bouse. Finder will be liber­
ally rewarded if the same is left at
• H im office.
C. S McCulloch is laying off an­
other addition in Prosper this week,
which will be known as the Spencer
Addition to Prosper. This lies directh
n >rth of the original town site.
It is nearly time sonic of the local
base ball fans were getting busy.
Here it is long in May and nothing
doing yet. Bandon used to have the
best team in the country and still has
plenty of good material to work on
There will be several good chances
for games this summer, and Bandon
wants to come off with her colon-
Hying
The Lowe Bros, celebrated Faints.
Timber I. aiu I Art Jun« 3, 1H7H
Tune to pick out that summer die»»,
I Oils,
and \ ar mates at I the Furniture
NOTICE FOR PFULICA HON.
and by the way, Lorenz A Hoyt have
Store
their new summer dress goods in ocw I'liitt d btntes Land t Itiic- Itos« buri», Ore.,
Lillie Lots Dieber. who bn» be» n
February, ti, 1907.
ami you will bud a tine assortment
very ill, in rapidly recovering.
Notice in In-r.-by given that in oumpliunce
C oal fok S ait
First -claim coal at
of the latest patterns which prevail with the provisions of the act of Congress
Tbe Ladies Art Club met Ibisaftei- this season.
of ,1 in» 3. l»7s. entitled "An act for th«- $3 per ti u iu sacks or $2.50 in »cow
sale <-t timber lands in the Hales of Cal­
noon at tb»» borne of Mrs. Ubas,
Iieave orders at Peterson's
ifornia, Oregon. Nevada and Washington loads
E.
M.
Furman
has
secured
the
lerritorv,” as extended to all the Public Landing, above Biverton.
heller.
agency of the celebrated W eber piano, laind Stutts by act of August 4. 190?,
Cuts P etekson .
Miss Garfield will bate it special
Charles G. Fuiiv. of Bullards P. O., Count»
and this, added to the (.'bickering, ot < cos. State ot On gon. lias this d iv tiled
Riverton.
»ale ou Java Hals ou Fridry amt Sat
which he already has, places him in ic this office Ins swoi o stat»meut N< . 77”..
urdry this week only. Regular $2.25
for the puieb-»-.» ot tl- >W , of NW . -t
the foreground with two of the lead­ Section No. S n lowuship No. ?' Soiith,
values to go at $4.75. D»m t miss
Kang« No. 14 West, W. M , and will offer
For Sale.
ing pianos.
proof to show that the land »ought is more
tbi».
valuable for Its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
1 have a valuable ranch for sale,
If you want a good lot to build oil,
claim to «aid land before th»» County Clerk
Ti
»»her
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nd
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suitable
for ilairying ami for diversi
close to the saw mill, pulp mill,
and Clerk of County Court of Coos Count v.
Nt >1 l< 1. I l >K Cl BI.ICA I ION.
Oregon,
nt
Coquille,
Co»,s
County,
Oregon,
tied
farming,
consisting of some 300
sbiugle mill, broombitmile mill or any (Tilted State» Land Office, Roseburg. Ore.
on Saturday, the 11 th day of May, TJ07.
acres
of
highly
productive land, Is
other mill, I have them fem $40
Vlarcli IB, MOV.
lie names as witnesses Junes A. Mor­
up E. O akes .
Notice is hereby given that in compliance rison of Bullards. P.O., Coos County, Ore­ second to none in t’ooa county.
5 lot* in \\ Ootlland Ad. fine lot“»
lion ebuap—E O akeh .
B- rn, ♦ o Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Doyle
a girl co May 7th.
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*T isiiin’s good,-’ ami the (»»cal
sportsmen are making tups out ovei
the bar every goisl »lay, ami jmigitig
from the returns, must be pretty w»»|i
satisfied with (lie results.
If some of the local capitalists
would like to invest a little mom-y
ami receive good returns on it, we
would suggest they build bouses for
rental. There is such a shortage
of desirable houses as to keep people
Hom locating here. Only this week
then» has been | ample her»» that
would have sent for their families if
they could bav»> found a house for
rent. Rents ar»» high, ami the cost of
construction will bring first class in
terest.
House Movers.
I
with the provisions of the net of Congress
of June 3, 1H7S, entitled “An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of Cal
ifornia, Oregon. Nevada, and Washington
Territory,'’ as extended to all the Public
Land States by act of August 4, 1HW2, Georg»»
E Wilson of Bandon, County of Coos, State
of Oregon, lias this dav tiled in this otliee
his s »urn stat» luent No. 78ss. for the pur­
chase of the N’j of SW’4. 8El4 of 8W‘(.
NW's of 8F?4 of Section No. 15 in Town
ship No. 29 S.. Range No. 14 W.. and will
offer proof to show that th»» land sought is
mor»» valuable for its timlier or stone than
for ngricnltnrnl purposes, anil to establish
Ins claim to said land before the County
Clei k and Clerk of the County Court of
C im > s County, at his office nt Coquille, Or
»-gon. on Friday tlie 7th day of June, 1907.
lie names as witnesses: Glenn B. Cox.
Charles L. Cox, and Edward Ohmanof
Bandon, Oregon, and Cecil C. Cox of Co­
quille, < tregon.
Any and all persous claiming adversely
th»» above described lands are requested to
tile then claims in this office on or before
said 7th day of June 1907.
B enjamin L. Enin, Register.
gon; Francis J. Fahy of Bandon, Coos
Term», 25 per cent in cash, and any
County. Oregon . Marv F. Fahy of Bullards.
P. O., Coos County, < tregon . Sarah Faliv of
reasonable
time for balanc»» will be
Bullards, P. O., Coos County Oregon
given.
Any mid till persons claiming adversely
the alH»ve described lands are requeHti'd to
Aildtess.
E M.F iiiman .
tile their claims in this office on or b»-f»»rt»
Bandon,
Coquille
City, or Marsh­
said 11th day of May, 1907.
B enjamin L F iidv . Register.
field, Oregon.
\\ A Goodman, w ho is moving tin*
Laird property on Main street, will
giv»> you an intelligent bid on any
work of this character that yon may
Timber I.amt Act. June 3. I»7>f
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
reijuire. Call on him while be is in
I lilted States Land Office, Roseburg Ore .
town. Charges are reasonable.
February 7. 1907.
. A . ( rOODMAN.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
: with the provisions of the net ot Congress
: of June 3, 1878, entitled -‘An act for the
E. E. Oakes
sale of timber lands in the States of Cal­
ifornia. Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
Territory,” ns extended to all the Public
The Real Estate Broker, Offers Land
States by act of August 4, IS! 12.
Thomas It. Hsnly, of Coqnille, County of
Last Sat. p.m. Prof. Woods gave n
This Week
Coos. State of Oregon, has this day tiled m
very interesting and instructive talk 1 bouse ami lot, close tn, for s
: 100 00 this office liis sworn statement No. 78414.
for the purchase of the
of SE^. NW,
on Botany and the Wild Flowers of 1 house ami three lots for
600.00 of
SEq, NE'.j of SVV4 of Section No. 27.
Oregon to the Study Club in the 1 bonne and two lots for
650.00 in 'Township No. 30, South, Rang«» No. 14
West. W. M„ and will offer pr»»of to show
High School building. It was a great 1 house and three lots for 3500.00 that
the land sought is more valuable for
treat to the members.
Tho Prof, All kinds of lots from $20 to 2000.00 its timber or stone than for agricultural
! purposes, and to establish his claim to said
proved himself a master of his sub. 50 acres of land, .5 acres clean'd
land before J. it. l'pton. U. S. Commission
ject. The following progr un will be
for
$400.00 er at his office at Langlois, Currv Comity,
¡Oregon, on Wednesday, the 15th day of
given next Sat. p.m. at 2 30: Biog 80 acres of land, some timber,
I Mav, 1907.
II»» names as witnesses : James (J. Rus
raptiy of Spencer. Mrs. Mehl
Im­
piling and poles, with five
sei, of Fourmile. Curry Cunnly, Oregon;
pressions of Spenc >r from Milton,
houses for
$500.00 Gustave Shroeder. of Arago. < '-os County,
j Oregon ; John Huftile, of Hare, Curry
Dryden, Pope ami others, Mrs, Cody. One of the finest farms in ('oos
[ County, Oregon; Henry Chestley, of Hare,
Reading, Fairie Queen, Mrs Han
County for
$4,000.00 Curry Conntv, Oregon.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely
cock.
I have th»» best list of real estate in the above-descrilted lands are requested to
Biography of
Christopher
Marl» we, Mrs. Woods. Works, M 4. Bandon. Come ami s»»e
My tiie their claims in this office on or before
said 15th day of Mav. 1907.
Logan. Current Events, The Club. I motto is a Square Deal.
B knjamin L E ddy , Register.
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Bandon Hard w re Co
Opposite the Post Office
The Finest Residence Sites Within the
Corporate Limits of Bandon
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the most |,(,antifll| j-esirlene»» section in Bandon, the finest location; adjoining the new school bouse; is now open
for sale and this is your first and last chance to secure these lots.
here is your chance.
Prices will be advanced on June 1st. and if you want to secure a desirable lot for building
These lots aro all seeded down to grass and are perfectly level.
yon have money to invest put it into several 1< ts in this tract.
There is no stumpage, and this will soon bo the residence portion of the town
Yon will get bigger interest than by any other way.
msh a clear Warrantee Abstract Title, and your money in these lots is more secure than in any bank
ns and let uh show you the land.
purposes.
These lots are now on sah» and are being picked over.
This is a safe proposition and a sure one.
We fur
If yon contemplate purchasing building ground, by al) means see
It is a case of the lirst come the first served, and it is np to yon if you want a
Call at the oilice of
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THE BANDON REAL ESTATE CO
C. T. Blumenrother
A. D. Morse