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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1909)
Within the reach of all by securing an orchard fr om the OREGON COAST COMPANY ON THEIR EAS'S' PAYMENT PI .AN $100 Cash and $10 a Month A uys a Five Acre Tract Cleared and Planted to Orchard and Cultivated for 4 Years 4 $300 to $1000 Per Annum is the Usual Result from an Acre of Orchard Properly Cultivated and Cared For « pianai « THE AVERILL LANDS Offered by this Company is an ideal tract for apple growing. Fertile soil, pure air and all summer sunshine produces apples of the highest color and finest flavor Oregon n. in the World And this year broke all previous records, being the highest ever known. City property may burn and banks may fail but a cultivated orchard can not burn and never fails. Would you like to have an income that will make you independent for life? Then look into this proposition OREGON COAST COMPANY T. B. WHEELER, Vice-President and General Manag m Doyle has opened a meal T. B. Wheeler was in Marshfield market in the Laird-Low ■ building. 1 on business Tuesday. He purchased the equipment of the i Buy a nice water proof circular at City Meat Market, which was re Rosa Co.’s for yom wife and daugh cent!',’ sold at sheriff sale. < . M. C. B. Zeek left Monday for Rose ter. r t. Wait! is behind the block for a few burg on a business tri >. Sheriff Gage reports that the un days until they get things t > run Best tertlizer for your garden at paid taxes this year amount to $25,- ning smoothly. the Estabrook Warehouse. 361 998.39. The property will soon be Butter wrappers of all sizes for sold lot taxes —Sentinel. ale at this office. The G. A. R. and Sons of Vet Number 3 cedar for building pur erans of Bandon will give their usual A local party was arrested last poses. See Estabrook Co. 261 f Christmas entertainment this year. Su tday for masquerading as a C. E. Luc is who has been con Ionian. He thought it was a joke Cedar Planking for bridge and street work. Estabrook C ». 26tf netted with the Bandon Port Or land failed to show tip in Justice ford railroad his opened up a real ¡Court, whereupon Recorder Kelly W. IJ. Douglas, of Marshfield, estate office in the room nt xt to ; ordered the $io bond furnish' d by president of the Home Telephone I Cornforth’s resta rant and opposite Manager W illiams of the Hotel Bax- < o. was a Bandon visitor Monday j the Flat Iron building. Iter forfeited and the offending party -FOR RENT Stock and dairy wrought into court. The case hasn’t W. L. Walker of Wiilanch Inlet, ranch. Apply to this office. 37th i beer, disposed of yet. Sentinel. r-ports that he will have about 1, T. B. Wheeler has a half page ad | 200 bushels of potatoes on two acres J. A. Ward, who had charge of in this week’s R eioroer concern <>f his ranch. Some of the tubers Coos county’s 'exhibit at ’he Seattle ing his Averill Orchard tracts. I his arc big ones, four brought in by fair, returned on the Breakwater will be an excellent opportunity for A. S. Bailey Saturday weighing V sterday. Some of the county settlers to get a tine fruit farm. literature that was not distributed at1 nine pounds —Times. th • fair he brought to the Portland See Spencer for reservations on J. A McCord went before In Chamber of C ommerce which will Bieakwater, at the ottice of the spectors Fuller and Edwards, 11 distribute them. He is highly pleas' d Bandon Light <Si Water Co. 30 tl their recent visit to Coos county and with the results anil will make a de Mrs. E. W. Fahy and children succcessfully passed the necessary tailed re|>crt of his work next week. who have been visiting her parents, examination for a material raise in —Times. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Simpson at his steamboat engineer's license. Judge |. S. Coke left on the North Bend haye returned to their Joe is an excellent engineer and can Breakwater today for Eugene where give a good account of himself any home near Bandon. he will hold a session of court for where. Judge Harris. Judge Harris will The R. If. Rosa Co. will sell you Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook come here in Decmber to hold a a tine box of King apples regulation | warehouse. > 2 ill term of circuit court at which time pack. it the actions of Graham, the builder of Fred Mehl now has his planing D. D. Brainard, the Haynes Inlet rancher of strawberry fame, was in ! mill near the Cody mill and ship the local railway, against the' the city today with forty boxes of as I yard in operation and he has a Southern Pacific, Spreckels and tine strawberries as ever tempted very complete plant in every par ^ocal men will be tried.—Times. Try ilfalfa meal for chickens and the appetite. He says that his plants ticular. This makes two up-to date planing mills for Bandon, the other cattle Estabrook Warehouse. 30 t are doing well ami he will gather berries until the latter part or No 1 being the Bandon planing mill in The Marshfield high school wants the Dyer building in the east part of a piano and it is a laudable desire. veir.ber at least.—Times. town Bandon can go them one better, out The Bandon grange is considering We give in another column the re high school already has a very tine the establishment of a business agent to handle small quantities of farm port of the Bandon public school f< r piano and what’s more it will soon products, for which there is little the first month of the present school be paid for. In this connection it I or no market, shipping them out I 1 vear. The report shows a total en might be added the high school play to Ite put on November rrth by boat. Such work as this along rollment of 34S for the first month’ and I2th is lobe fot the benefit practical lines assists the develop which is a substantial gain over tlic of the piano fund and should teceiv • first month of last year. ment of any section of country. the hearty support 1 .di Bandoniaus. Local Lore j n d o n Height ONLY A FEW LOTS FOR SALE Hie first opportunity ever offered the people of Bandon to purchase this Splendid Property Terms $10 per Month SEE H. NASBURG, Agent Office, Bandon Investment Co., Timmon’s Block
