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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1908)
9 O the republican nomination for jus tice of the peace in this district. Mr. Topping fcas heretofore h*ld the position by appointment to fill 4 vacancy and has made a go<ul record in the office. Weinhard's be« at the Arcade. John K. Scott, employed at the shipyard, had an ankle broken while D. P. Strang, j»., has sold his He is reported doing ranch on Bear creet to par at work. ’ilicely now. Dr. Kelly in charge. ti«. 8 The officers and members of / ftegtotSr with A. I). Mor«, no Occidental Chapter, No. 45, O. E S., tary. • Barn—to Mr. and Mia. Hoxie, are requested to be present on Sat tVM. Da. Kclhp «ttandiag physi- urday evening, March 28, at Mason ic H»ll. Special work. By order of the Worthy Matron. The Jlawi Co. has now» choice Presbyterian Church There will honey ua 4raA Giv* it • trial be services Sunday, March 29 at r 1 A. F. Linear ha» I** appointed a. m and 7:3o p. tn. Sunday school pmuaaster to succeed at’ 10 o’clock and Christian Endeavor himaalf. at 6:30 p. m. Strangers especially » J For 5 and 10 cent epaxialtie» see are welcome to worship with us. Mr» Conrad's display. Mr. C. L. Hudson, advance agent MiM Grace Langlois of Blanco for the Empire Dramatic Co., which Lil« Saving Station is v art mg friends presents Hazel Kirke in this city on and relative« in Bandon. Friday evening, was in town last Weateva Ladies’ sboK, aomething •veil Na the U4iea by Lorenz & Hoyt. C. M. Wade accompanied the hand in the capacity of base soloist on its recent concert tour. / Saturday completing arrangements for the presentation of this admirable jSlay here. Mrs. Hartman is expected home to-night or-Friday from Portland; 'she has telegraphed that she will Seed Potatoes.—For seed pota- bring the finest arraj of Easter hats, toas AMinire of J. H. Jones, Four- suits and cloaks for ladies, ever seen in Bandon. Her show windows wlil m*. be worth inspecting when the goods C. E. Hollopeter aud Mr. and are displayed. Mrs. Verne Dwiggins arrived from The Baptist Congregation in this Portland Friday night. city are making a determined effort Office and sleeping rooms to rent to build a church here; to that end in heart of city. Bandon Investment they are circulating a subscription Corporation. list and are hustling things along. A communication from Charles Churches improve a community; Daily states that he and his mother they are indicative of civilization and are residing temporarily at Fortuna, so regarded, even by non-believers, California. and we need more of them. A few 1 If you want pure whiskies arid more churches and a larger attend- iines you can get them from Jami- anee, would be a good slogan for some of our people. in & Brown. The skating rink opened Saturday night with a bfg crowd in attendance. The revival of the sport is arousing great interest. For a first-class s^iave or an up- to-date hair cut call on Harry Mor- risen, next door to postoffice. T. M. Neilson, Frank Thrush and R. W. Bullard were elected dele gates from Prosper precinct to the republican county convention. boyi . es .J Pa »<4 /’■ ■■U cosfe more than cheap paint per gallon, jrtst as good, fat cattle co*t more than poor stock — there is more to it. But it is cheaper in the end be cause the larger gallon, better ma terials, and liner grinding make it go farther and last twice as long. UV’ 40 MO , wttl It wrn I. These are FACTS. Let us prove them. It will save you money. Ask for color cards and pain- phlets. They are FREE. Have you read” “Study the Facts”? S to For sale in Bandon by r E Bandon Furniture Co Fine Repairing Specialty. Bando i, Oregon ‘ Theréì i do re THE MERCY HOSPITAL Great Opportunity, For Homesee Sisters of Mercy The industrial growth of our town is surely and steadily going up the river; there the mills and manufactories must be, and near them will m » the homes of the many interested in such industries —the homes of the men who toil with hand or bra n, and desire to ‘go home to a hot meal with the family.” COQUILLE SODA WORKS I MANUFACTURERS OF ALLEN & DAVIDSON. Soft Drinks of All Kinds —DEALERS IN The Beat Only. New goods and fresh supplies will be received by every steamer, in the line of Groceries and Pro visions,Candies, Nuts and Cigars. Oregen aud California Fruits and Vegetables. * GINGER ALE. SARSAPARILLA. ETC. All Sodas guaranteed to give satis faction or money refunded Correspondence solicited. Al.BERT JOHNSON, ... In Sweeney’s First Addition Proprietor • COQUILLE, OREGON Bandon Foundry "_Q<3 Machine Shop They are for sale by 1 RANK A.SWEENEY, 383 • Fourth Street, Portland, and by the Garfield & Von Pegert. Mill and Steamboat Call aDd examine goods and WORK BANDON INVESTMENT CORPORATION A SPECIALTY. $ 343 get prices. 2 Hermann. ........ 229 3 Arago ............. 337 4 Lampey.............. ................. 359 ALLBX A DAVI »SON ü Brown 24« Bandon. Oregon. ................ 559 6 Empire................ 7 McKnight........... ................ 115 . 2895 8 Coquille ....... . 9 Marshfield........... ......... : 4467 Turned Shafting, Cap and Set 10 Cnnninghum ... ................ 109 Seretes, Machine Bolts, It Parkersburg. . ................ 367 12 Catching Inlet ................ 965 t Pipe and, Fittings, 13 North Bend.. 3848 Brass Work. 14 Riverton . . .............. 457 15 Big Creek........... .. 152 ALVIN MUNCK, Proprietor General liepniring. Pattern Shop in 16 Willancb ................ 323 17 Kentock ........... ................ 13« Connection. 18 Flagstaff ........... ............... 193 ... ......... ‘223 19 Strang , 20 Fisbtrap. ......... ................. 236 21 Randolph ................ 338 FORMERLY ANCHOR BAR 22 NortiyFork......... ................. 103 23 Lee....................... ......... 265 24 Rack left . . ....... 211 25 Fairview.............. ................ 329 ............... 187 Will be located in fine new quarters 26 Haynes Inlet 1 Myrtle Bank The greatest opportunity of the times exists to'acquire a hbrne cheap, right near the industrial portion of the town. Lots 40x100 feet c.in b< had for installments ot $u.oo per month, with clear titles and warranty deeds. / AT BANDON t S pecial M achines ■ - ’ Bun;r to O rder . Don’t miss this opportunity. want a home or an investment. It’s a good thing, whether you Title Guarantee and Abstract Company ELKHORNS SALOON 28 Gravel Ford....... ................. 29 Two Mile ....... ................ 30 Sumner ........ . .. . 31 Rural.................... ............... 32 Dora....... ................ 33 Bald Bill ................ 34 Catching Creek ................ 35 Daniela Creek 36 Roger a .............. 37 Sugarloaf ................ 38 leuipleton . ................ Coos Hivar. 40 Libbey .............. ................. 41 Myrtle Point ............... 42 Rock Creek ................ 43 Norway............... ................ 355 206 277 163 110 259 217 265 169 223 east of the Poslothce, after March tst, 1908. f ÌI it rali li«* Id NEAR ^HE BOAT LANDINGS BANDON Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars Marshfield Office Adjoins Flanagan & Bennett bank. That at Coquille Adjoins Postoffice. Choice brands of Marshfield Phone. 143 Coquille Phone, 191 • r f ¿fC Phone at our Expense u lu 11 ordering Abstracts Win«*«. Liquor» and C igar* 319 ------ 595 z 2067 181 GOOD BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES Weinhard's Steam Beer 445 on tap.- ................ .... . ................. ................ ................ Title Guarantee and . Ibstract Co. J. S. Barton, Abstractor Portland Flour Mills Co.’s Great Brand “OLYMPIA $1.35 Per Sack. $5.40 Per Barrel. Also “White River” Brand at $1.35 and $5.40. And a Good Family Flour at • • o o O o bbl ..r >1 25 per wack. Prosper Oregon. O 9 jh - i 100 Pound Sack, $5.50 • • ✓ (Ml iPvtre Cane Sugar E. E. OAKES, Manager W. H. BültC«. Co. «api Henry Sencstacken, Manager SPECIALS ----------------------------------- ----------- Oakes Real Estate Co. »4 <*«»«| tii I le. Oregon. We have completed a tlioronidi and up to dato ABSTRACT PLANT, f and are now ready to furnish CORRECT ABSTRACTS at short no tice. Orders will receive careful and prompt attention. BEN SCHUYLER. PROP R Courteoua Treatment 362 164 (io®d Treatment 233 121 Gall and See " M U N C K ” ' Call and see me 583' 127 ’32 ............ 151 52 «vrtle Creek. ................ 349 53 North Inlet . ................. 3118 54 Bandon 167 55 Deaver Slough 56 Esterbeck ............ 115 199 57 Booth Inlet 58 Sunny Side......... ................ 235 Agents for 205 59 Halle Creek Sole Agent« for 60 Prosper . .................... 139 61 Reach View CONNECTICUT FIRE IN 181 62 Hear Cretk SURANCE CO. WOOLEN MILL ADD 63 JobtiBon • Mill ........... 169 tM Four Mile ST. PAUL FIRE & MARINE 65 Sitkum ............... .............. 121 66 Lake. ........... OAKES ADDITION INSURANCE CO. 67 Excelsior .. ... 115 169 68 Larsen's Inlet PHENIX FIRE INSUR ... 187 69 Beaver Hill BREAKWATER ADD. 151 ANCE CO 70 King Creek 133 71 Buell ------ ------- 109 72 Coaledo 331 73 Pleasant View Loro I Agent» for German American lloMpital ................ 236 74 Pleasant Hill Aamociation ................ 129 75 Ix: 11 st Grove . 145 76 Glenn Juuotion . ............ 265 I 77 Bridge................ Rents Collected and Taxes Paid for nonresidents Notary Public. ............... 109 78 B. T. Deinent 3ÌT» Property Bought and Sold. If you want results’list with us. 283 80 Weet Norway .............. 194 81 I,surel l.ske ft you want to buy improved or unimproved property, business 168 82 Coos liny lots yr business chances, come and see us. The largest list in 83 .... I'o 152 Bandon to select from and always charging. 84 ........... . 181 J . 3Kortup,»Jf» 45 Allegany 46 New Lake 47 Roland Prairie 4s Shiloh . 49 Enet Marshfield. 50 Remot« t • HIGH • . A- - W - EWELRY o o „ free o o A IHf AP Pamt The Eagle Saloon The Coquille Sentinel in its last edition presents a very attractive ex ample of an enterprising local paper, «oatainiag much that must be ot in ters« to its community. o~ ME ET I N GS: Having purchased the business of H. M. Axtel &Co., it shall be our aim to merit and receive a share of the pnblic patronage, by selling at the lowest prices and by fair and honest deal.ng«. For bargains in jewelry see A. Rice. Mr. L. C. Pratt of Salem is visit- 11* with C. E. Hollopeter and wife. Mr. Pratt is a plumber and may re main with us for the big boom that it coming. For Sale—A small buach of fine young gaatle milch cows. Enquire M F. M. Sanderlin on his farm, five «ik»s southeast of Bandon. 00 LOWE BROTHERS HIGH STANDARD PAINT PENTECOSTAL HALL The County levy for public school purposes, for the year 1908, will be apportioned among the school, dis tricts of the county as indicated be low. In addition to the amounts given, each district will receive from the State, in August, not less than $1.50 per pupil, based on the Nov. 1907, enumeration. This informa tion will enable boards of directors to arrange definitely for the year’s public school. The Coquille Valley Telephone Co., an amalgamation of the farmers' lines in the upper valley, hate lately incorporated' with headquarters at Coquille. OO Ác//y Teacher o? Piano Groceries & Provisions. The Bandon Hardware company have put in a splendid assortment of farm and garden (jols and imple ments. J/rA. JA z /76 Report of the Baudbn Public Schools frr the sixth school ur>nth ending Friday, March 6. 190' GRADE N<l. I Miss Wilkens. I't tu ber Enrollment for the year, 62; e'it-1 m. -nt Btüt Conservatory Method. © for the month, 41. dailv attendance 26 days attendance, 47, days absence. 1 *7. times late, 8; roll o^honor, 2. GRADE NO. 2—Mi«s Yoe. Teacher, l r rollinent for the vear. St; enrollment for the month, 3'.*: daily attendance. XI: dav» attendance. 402; davit absence. S!l times late, 10; roll of honor, t. ( over st . > I ICE.) GRADE N<>. 3—Mias Collier. Teacher. Enrollment for the year, 4H: enrollment for the month, IM!. daily attSlidanc«, ?.‘t. d it attendance. 471; «lava altsr nce, ; times SUNDAY 11 A. M . 3 (»• AND late, 5; roll of honor. 2. 7:30 F • M. GRADE NO. 3- Miss Davies, Teacher, i Enrollment for the year. 46; eiirolliueiit for TUESDAY till KSD.U AND the month. 3!». daily attendance, 31; days attendance, ■’¡•¡7 days absence. 10* times , SATURDAY. 8:06 P. M. late, 20; roll of honor, 2. SEATS GRADE NO fi—Mr«. Myera. 1’iacher. Enrolfm-nt for the year, 3't enrollment for : : No Collection. the month, 27; dailv attendance, 21: deyr attendance, 301; days absence, 54. times late, 0; roll of honor, 3. GRADE NO. 6—Miss Murphy. Teacher. Enrollment for the year. 4tl. enrollment for the month, 86; daily attendance. 32; days attendance, 568: days absence, 34; times tardy 7 ; roll of honor, 0. GRADE NO. 7. s Miss Rodim- leacher. Enrollment for the yt ar. 60 enrollment tor 0 the month. 44 daily attendance, 36. days attendance. 650. days absence, 160; times Cari ies a full line of late. 30; roll of honor, 6. HIGHSCHOOL—H. C. Oatien. principal, II atches, Clocks, Jeivelry, Cut Mrs Ostein, assistant. Enrollment for th (¡lass, Pocket Cutlery, Etc. year, 19; enrollment for the mouth, II dailv attendance. 13; dava attendance 21'« days absence, 15; times late, 3, roll of Everything is Fully Guaranteed honor, 4 Summary—Total enrollment for the year, 366; total enrollment for the month, 269; average daily attendance, 207: total days attendance. 3738; total days absence, 663; times late, 92; roll of honor. Roll of honor includes pupils neither ab * sent or late during the month. The follow ing stndentB of the high school have re At North Bend ceived a standing of A for the month in tl.e subjects named. A equals 95 to 100 percent Elisha Wilson, English, general history, Is now opeh for th« re- bookkeeping. Erma Crains. English gen eral history, algebra, bookkeeping; Lena ceptioo of patients. The Langlois, English, general history, algebwt, terms aie #1(1 per week bookkeeping; Nora Gibson, general history, algebra, bookkeeping; Roy Cor anff upwards. For par son, English, geometry; Blanche Rad ticulars apply to : : ley. English, geology, algebra; Jessie Wood, engliah, general history, algebra Sylvia RacklelT, English, general history, algebra, bookkeeping Hazel Stephenson, English, general history, algebra, book North Bend, Or. keeping Kittie McNair, general history, bookkeeping; Ebba Wiren, English, ______ I ____________________ general history, bookkeeping. Respectfully submitted, H. C. O stien , Supt. Apportionment of County School Funds. Lorenz & Hoyt for Shoes—all kinds and styles. March 23 was declared a legal Dial. No. I» holiday by the mayors of North 1« Bend and Marshfield for the purpose •• of welcoming the steamer Nan Smith. C csm aad Fava a laugh with Bar way O’Flyna, the Irish comedian, Mad Patacas Greta, the eccentric Kqgiiab character in Hasel Kirfce, at Mka epara house Friday, March 27th. Mr. Sc «run. who hes «> ably handled the editoriel department of ths Rwcoanaa fee some time past Ma* reeignsd the josition for busi aeee reaasais and is no longer con* •«Ml with the paper. • Friday, March 27th, is the date hr t*a presentation of Haiel Kirke in thia city by the Empire Dramatic eomgeeiy. an organization of county talent. Don’t fail W take in this Irell toneftfh comedy dranu • Oaorge P. Topping has filed his petition With 'die county cl«rk for SCHOOL REPORT f
