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« Volume XXIV. EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS OREGON, BANDON, Bishop Scadding to have Summer Home Here THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1906 Number 4ü f Statement of Bank BANDON STREETS Emil Heuckendorff Emil Heuckendorff, the account In this issue we publish the state Bishop Scadding of the Episcopal of whose death was published in last ment of the condition of the bank of diocese of Western Oregon, who Bandon, and everyone who reads it week's R ecorder was born in was here recently, was so well pleas will notice that the bank is increas Denmark fifty-nine years ago, and ed with Bandon that he purchased ing in business very rapidly and it came to this country while yet a two lots and will build a modern Will be One of the Largest bungalow on them. He will use Large Amount of Work being is being run on a conservative, but young man. He was a pioneer of Driven on Mud Flats by solid business basis. There is not a Coos county and had been a ship this for a summer home and will bank in Western Oregon, no older builder in this country for the past and Best Equipped on Done in Various Parts Fierce Wind and Springs spend about four months of the year He was twice than the Bank of Bandon that can twenty-five years. here, the remainder of his time will show a better ryord. It is a per- married, his first wife having diet Coast Leak of Town be spent in Portland. fectly safe place to deposit money many years ago, and about nine Bishop Scadding was very favor and the people thoroughly realize years ago he was again married to ably impressed with Bandon and the this fact, consequently they patron- Mrs. Nielson who survives him. Mrs. Heuckendorff is in California a, 10 OPEN FOR OPERATIONS SHORTLY Coquile Valley and also with Coos ADDS GREATLY Î0 BEAUTY OF CITY ize it. FORMERLY MADE REGULAR RUNS HERE Bay and expressed himself as being where she has been ill in a hospital highly pleased with the excellent Good Score at Bowling Al for some time and was only able to work done by the Rev. William leave the institution about ten days The Cody Mill is now undergoing The work of improving streets in leys Horsfall throughout Coos county. Ehe steam schooner Bind« n ago, consequently was not present extensive improvements that will Bandon is being more systematically at the time of the death of her hus named in honor of our own city-bv- —OOO---- make the mill which is already one Dr. L. P. Sorensen was high man and rapidly performed than at any the-sea, and owned by A. F. Esta band. No Action Announced of large capacity one of the best, time during the history of the town. at the Arc Light Bowling Alleys for Mr. Heuckendorff was an indus brook Co. of San Francis-'o was largest and most thoroughly equip Streets in all parts of town are the month of Septemb *r rolling 228 trious, upright man and made friends di iven onto the mud fiats Saturday Mayor E. E. Straw has not yet coming in for their share of im pins and received $2.50 as a prize ped on the coast. wherever he went and the bereaved ind badly damaged. made any announcement of a final The fir ;t improvement to be made provement, but Pacific Avenue and tor the same. Two prizes are being family will have the sympathy ol Capt. Rees, who is quite well is the overhauling of the large log outcome in the case of Nightwatch Homer Street are the ones that have offered for October. The prize for known here was in command of the haul at the north end of the mill man Condron. Mr. Condron hue dis been receiving the most attention re the highest score in ten pins is a box everyone in their time of sorrow. ship and he took the South channel ----- OOO — which draws the logs from the bay carded bis uniform and friends an cently. The former has been graded of Walpole cigars, but so far there instead of the North and as them nounce that be has decided to lesign into the mill. The old track, whi h Sees Change in Bandon was a heavy wind the vessel pound and resume bis former employment from the Shingle mill south and not has been no record score made. was made of wood with iron bands as a foreman of a street grading force. only presents a tine appearance, but The other prize is for Quintette and ed so heavily < n the bar that she for the logs to slide on, will be re A. T. Livingston a former resi opened a seam and took * ater fi eeh Neither Mayor Straw or Mr. Con adds greatly to its convenience for will be $2.00 in cash. placed by a track made of railroad dron conld be reached this afternoon. travel as a public thoroughfare. J. H. Johnston is high man up to dent of Bandon lias been in this city Ehe Bandon was then put back railing and the mammoth endless It is barely possible the mattter may Homer Street has been bridged its this time with a score of 213 A since Saturday evening visiting his into the bay and anchored, Her chain that draws the logsup will al be brought up at the meeting of the entire length and is now open to determined effort is being made to old friend J. T. Mars and others an« I tires were put out by water, Her A new steam city council tonight although Mayor travel. Other noticeable i iprove- beat this score as is also the case in addition is taking in the sights anchor would not hold her and a so be strengthened, cylinder, the largest on the coast Straw has eutire charge of the police ments have been made and new side with some ot the best bowlers to of Bandon, Mr. |Livingston has portion of her deck load was un w’ll be put in to transfer the logs force. w «lk put in, and the general ap make a better record than Dr. Sor not been here for eleven years and loaded. The boat drifted about all There was talk among Mr. Con from the big haul to the log deck «iron's friends of circulating a peti pearance of things is greatly im ensen made last month, so the says there is the greatest change night and finally landed on the mud and another mammoth 16 inch lion that be be retained on the police proved. here of any town he has visited. flats. games go merrily on. cylinder will load the logs from the force. When this was started, others ------ OOO------ The town board is determined to He is I jud in his praise of the evi An authorative message recently deck on to the carriage. dences of prosperity here in Coos received here stated that the Ban talked of circulating a counter peti have the very best of streets and Margaret Iles Co. All the machinery used in the tion.—Times. county and says conditions are don was fat from being as badly they have certainly spent all money again Baudon theater goers weie mill will be the heaviest built for saw much better in this county than any damaged as was at first reported, a in that line most judiciously. mill work on the coast. Any person or persons who think biguly entertained by the Margaret place else he has been. «Mr. fact that will be haled with delight Gray Coming M. F. Logan superintendent of they have not not dona good work Ilea Co at the Opera House Weduea Livingston says he likes Bandon bet iv all citizens in these parts, as there day evening in the famous play The the mill is busy now getting the new should just take an inventory of the ter than any place he has been and is a parti.'ular interest in her welfare Great Strike. It seems that this Prentiss Gray secretary and treas repairs made so that the mill can re work done during the past summer company grows in populariry every though he has not been here for lere. The Bandon was not only urer of the California andjOregon sume operations in about three and they will be surprised to see time they come to Bandon and they eleven years, still calls this his home, named in honor of our city but has Coast Steamship Co. will come up weeks. how much has been accomplished. seem to put on each play a litt.e bit and recently when registered at one been making regular trips between on the Plant to Coos Biy this week, Another imporovement, which will A number of other improvements belter than the one before. They of the large hotels in New York, he lere and San Francisco, only laying and will come over to the Coquille be one of the most extensive in the are being contemplated and there will be here again next Wednesday registered from Bandon, Oregon. off to go into other parts when the Valley and Bandon to see where he mill is the addition ol a timber slide, will be no letting up until Bandon evening when they will put. on th»- Mr. Livingston has been in busi -'itield was flu shed recently and put gets the large amount of business capable of handling timbers 120 feet has one of the finest system of streets great Comedy drama—In Oklahoma— ness in Alaska for the past ten years. on tnis run. that keeps his boats running in and long, which is about as long as any of any town or city in south western It is need esa to say that they will out of Coos Bay. Mr. Gray will -—ooo----- have a good audience as their pop to'be found on the coast. This will Oregon. 200,000 People are After bring his wife with him and they nlarity is very evident. also have machinery installed so as All business houses wanting will make a combined business and Lands ----- OOO------ to run the timbers into the planing change of advertisements should W. O. W. Entertains Mr. Gray was le- WOOLEN MILL BUSINESS GOOD mill and do away with the loading pleasure trip lave their copy in this office not Dallas. S. D., Oct. 4—Two hun later than Wednesday morning. It on trucks which has been done here- cently taken into the firm of which Seaside Camp No. 212 W. O. W. his father has been the head tor Manager Bedillion of the Bandon dred thousand persons will take ad is impossible to change an ?d as late to-fore. held their regular meeting last Thurs some tini. WcolenMill received the largest spec- vantage of the opening of 820,000 as Thursday. The sorting table will also be made day evening and nearly the entire order last Thursday that the local acres of free Government land in about two feet higher and thirty feet —ooo---- membership was present. After the mill has ever received. This ord r South Dakota tomorrow. The par longer, and will be equipped so that regular lodge session a few hours SCHOOLS OPENED MONDAY was telegraphed in from Detroit and celing of this vast tract of farm the lumber can be sorted to better were spent in social enjoyment by the machinery was immediately country in the Rosebud Indian res advantage and a smaller number of The Bandon public schools opene d the members and a few friends who started on the order which must be ervation is the last of Uncle San ’s men required to do the work. The Monday with 294 pupils in attend had been invited to partake of the big land distributions. Every one completed in about 40 days. automatic trimmer will also be over ance. Every department of the festivities with them. A sumptuous is to have a chance at 160-acre slice The mills have sufficient orders hauled. the large new pump for tire school starts off with the brightest of banquet was served and it would be ahead now to keep them running for Land adjoining it is now selling at protection will be insialled and a prospects and the school year will impossible to mention all the ap at least ten months, and the price is $20 to $30 an acre. It is estimated new chute, to run the saw dust and surely be a success. Prof. Ostien*s petizing viands that were served, better than has < ver yet been re «hat this drawing will surpass all planer shavings into the fireplace is COMMENCING October record as principal is such that it but it is sufficient to say that every ceived for finished product from this other Government openings in the also being built and the dust and needs no comm« nt at this time, and one did ample ustice to a good por 1st and continuing as mill. This is due to the fact that th number who will take part, at least shavings will be sent through the the other teachers who were here tion ol what was served. waving is of superior quality and 200,000 people being expected to chutes by an immense fan which runs they last, each afternoon last year gave entire satisfaction. As After the banquet the time was there is a great demand for the legister. The numbei of 160-farms with terrific force. to the new teachers, the school spent in games and social enjoyment. we will offer at an at goods. Mr. Bedillion stated that is 5000. This means Taken all in all the mill will be The local camp ot the Woodmen board have reasons to believe that the running expenses of the mill one person out of every greatly improved and will be enabled tractive price, one article their judgement in selecting them of the World is in a very prosperous would be cut down at least $4,000 sibly get a farm. to work with greater ease. was not misplaced as everyone is condition, and numbers among its this year and with the advanced only which we will have Already crowds have arrived at The mill will resume operations starting out *n a manner that gives members many of the leading citi jrice received for goods, the pros the border and have set up tents just as soon as the repairs and ad on display in our show- promise of successful work. zens of Bandon and vicinity. As a >ects for the future are exceedingly prepared to make a comfortable stay ditions can be made. L. J. Cody, The schools were a ittle late in fraternal insurance order it has no fla'tering. window. It will pay until after the drawing. The regis president and manager of the Mill -darting this year as it was h >ped superior and their plan of conducting tration points are Dallas and Greg Company has been up to the camp ----- OO-'1------ you to watch these sales that the new building would be coin affairs makes them equally as safe as ory, S. D.. on the east border ot the for several days, superintending the Monday The Elizabeth arrived pleted for the first of th»* school year, an old l«ne company, and the insur as they will surely inter work of getting a large amount of tons of reservation. Chamberlain and Pre- but owing to unavoidable delay the ance is very much cheaper and con evening with about ¡00 10, S. D., on the north, and O Neill logs in readiness so that the mill reight and a large uumber of pass- est you if price is any work could not be accomplished in sequently more desirable. and Valentine, Ne>. on the south can run at full capacity as soon as She will sail again Friday engers. The local Woodmen ot the World time but it is now hoped that the consideration. everything is ready. morning with a full cargo and up to build ng will be completed by the is recognized as one »f the best fra Pitcher Gardner wh<» twirled for have middle of February so that at least ternal organizations in Bandou and this time about 15 passengers 1 lie "Coquille Wonders” during the engaged transportation. Remember half of the school session for the year the way they entertained their guests ball Mason jnst passed Lml a try out Osprey Towed Out today The Wilhelmina arrived Thursday night shows that they can be held in the new building. in the Coast League and got knocked We carry a complete rom Coos Bay with 55 tons ol onl of the box, losing the game for know just how to conduct affairs of Last yhar the first day of school freight. line of Wall paper, Rutfs. bis team. Perhaps if his old pal and R. D. Hume's new boat the Os there were 230 pupils and this year this kind, as we'l as to have a sound ----- ooo ----- gloriona umpire Waslibnru bad been basis from which to work. f urniture Matting, Ek. prey which was built up at Coquille there were 294 showing a decided • on tbe ground bis team woulii no ' Seaside Camp already has a la: ge increase in school population and J. E. Walstrom is adding a five doubt have been victorious. was towed out of this harbor Wed consequently in the population of membership, which Is scattered all ton wagon scale to the equipment of nesday morning, by the Enterprise the city during the past year, along the coast, from Northern The tnembera of the faithful will the Central Waiehouse, and is also and taken to Coos Bay where the The teachers this year are IL C. Washington to Southern California, laving a large coal shed built. The meet in the City Hall Tuesday night Ostien, principal; Mrs.- Ostien, as- and the lodge here is growing rap capacity of the shed will be about to organize the hiipportcra of Taft finishing touches will be put on. and Sherman for the Campaign. The idly. 130 tons. These are both much meeting is called by the local com The Osprey is a very prepossing sistant principal; Miss Cole 8th grade,* Miss VYalker 7th, Miss ur FOUND—On the streets of Ban needed utilities in Bandon, auri Mr. ittle boat and will be a good addition mittee with ths advice and sanction plty’bth, Mrs. Myer, stl), Miss Ham don a gentleman's gold ring se with Walstrom says he will see to it that THE HOUSE FIRM-till J of the State Central Committee Al to Mr. Hume's line of small sea Iji, 4th Miss' ‘Rvllrv ir<J, M< * garnet. For further intormation ap- there is no coal ¡amine in our city interested in the adtuini» tratioo *« f urnish Everything lor iln Heine 9 * goers. Marsh 2nd, Mi-s-Wilkius'tel j»ljf*atthis Offioe. • this winter. should be on baud. AFTERNOON SPECIALS C 0 •• a « • 1 o 0 0 a Woodruff • . & Turnei
