DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
W e want your fat cattle.— Dal
A fte r Sunday date your letters
las Meat Co.
1912.
CIRCUIT COURT.
SHEARING EXHIBITION.
Gay Bros. Will Give Practical Dem
onstration of Machine.
W alter Larson, form er manag
Sugur cured bacon and hams at
Galloway, J. Dept. 2.
er o f the Grand, came up from the Dallas Meat Company’s shop.
N
ext
Tuesday Judge Galloway
Portland last n igh t
Do not forget the annual meet will convene the regular term o f
Dr. McNicol. osteopathic phy ing o f LaCreole club Sunday a f department 2. o f the circuit court,
A unique feature o f the com
sician, 717 Court street, one ternoon.
aijourned from last month, at
ing goat show will be the practi
block west o f Gail hotel.
10
o
’clock
in
the
morning
with
Take the prescriptions that
cal demonstration by Guy Bros.,
S. Bachelis
returned from you are partictlar about to tjje the following cases on the dock- the well known hardware man,
Portland Tuesday a fter spending Ellis drug store.
„
, _.
,
,
...
i Jesse F. Irvine et al vs. Lizzie o f the utility o f a shearing ma-1
| Christmas with his sister, Mrs.
Good
Piano
for
sale.
Make
Irvine et al, partition; McCain, chine for both sheep and goats.
M. Hayter, dentist, Bank Blk.
B. Pessis.
good Christmas
Christmas present.
present. Inquire|
I n q u ir e Vinton
r"
th^Fu der pharmacy1 ° ^ Ce ° Vt f t u
r
>
u o ju
! gcxxl
and ' ~
Pipes fo r plaintiff! These
If gentlemen
gentlemen will
will have
have
W e sell good pure lard at n e r u ier pharmacy
tf
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sundberg at Shepherd’s Jewelry store, on Hayter and Carson for defend! b^ th al tchfe armory, fiilly equip-
121-2 cents a pound— Dallas Meat
Frank Batey, o f Roseburg, have as their guests fo r the holi- Main street.
t f ants,
ped_ with Stover gasoline engines
Co.
T ..
.
..,
, -I
with which to fully demonstrate
spent Christmas with his uncle, days Mss S. Johnson and Miss
D
,
.,
,
Louise Ferris vs. Albert Fer- the
work o f their
shearing
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Al. Erickson.
j Francis Johnson, o f Portland.
j . ^ en?um° e c<i
step sale
W anted—Tw o carloads o f po Mr.
_
„
I
_
_ _
at
the
Sterling
Furniture ns, divorce; W. L. Tooze I o r , chine and also their fruit spray
tatoes. See Soehren Warehouse
P. W. Bennett, watch and
Before Judge Coad Saturday company’s next week. You can plaintiff.
er. Sheep and goats have been
company.
jew elry
repairing, one
door Dr. V. C. Staats examined into make money there,
Daniel Freeman vs. S. W. Iler, secured for the purpose, and on
south
o
f
Crider’
s
grocery.
t
f
;
the
sanity
o
f
one
Wm.
Keith.
o
f
;
n
,
,
_
‘
The chicken coops ordered by
Jos. Tharp and Mary A. Tharp; at least tw o afternoons in the
J
•
•
................... 1 Rev. M. B. Young returned
the commercial club for the poul • I f you you want your ham s,1 ^dependence, and found him last night from Portland and re action for money, W. O. Sims for week demonstrations
o f thej
try show arrived this morning, shoulders and bacon smoked, sane'
shearing machine will be made.
ports Lester improving rapidly plaintiff.
This enterprising firm intends
Rosa Goldberg vs. W. H. and
W e sell dressed goat at 4 cents. bring them to the Dallas Meat i Mrs. Fannie Haybrick, o f Io- at the sanitarium, having taken
| wa, who has been visiting her his first walk Christmas day.
Pearl Matney, foreclosure; B. F. to let no chance go by to acquaint
For front quarters 3 1-2 and hind Company.
sister, Miss Lillian Laurenson;,
Swope for plaintiff, Oscar Hay the public with the advantages
quarters 5 1-2.- Dallas Meat Co.
Five fine cups offered as p riz-1
From January 2nd to January ter for defendants.
leaves today fo r California to
o f their improved machinery,
W e are determined to make this sale
es
at
the
goat
st#>w,
are
now
on
J. M. Campbell and w ife left
visit her brother. She was ac ! 9th will be a day long to be re
Elizabeth Porter vs. D. E. Em and the work, especially o f shear
exhibition
in
the
show
windows
the
greatest merchandising event in
last Thursday for a visit with
membered
by
many
patrons
o
f
companied as fa r as Albany by
mett, partition; O. Hayter for ing animals by power instead o f
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crider at o f the Dallas Mercantile.
the Sterling Furryture company
Miss Laurenson.
the
history o f the store’s existence.
the
old
way
by
hand
will
be
w
it
plaintiff, Simpson & Lew is for
San Jose.
Miss Stella Johnson and Miss
nessed by all with much inter
In Justice Holman’s court this ^ they will name their own price defendant
est.
On January 4th and 5th at Francis Johnson, o f Portland, week A l Kinman and G eo rg e)
g
N ever before have we been so well
W. R. Savery vs. A. I. Nicklin
Stafrin’ s Drs. Freeze & Rice, are spending the holidays with Gracey, who it was alleged dis-; A surprise party was tendered heirs, tax lien; J. E. Sibley for
prepared
to give our customers sea
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
B.
Sundberg.
Eye Specialists,
Glasses fur-
turbed a dance at McCoy Christ- Miss Leorilla and Evanda Smith plaintiff.
sonable merchandise at such sensa
nished i f needed at moderate
The Sterling Furniture com mas, were discharged from c u s -'la s t.M onday evening at the Lew -
The cable used in propelling
B. 0. Snuffer and A. M. Fan
cost.
J4 pany has inaugurated something tody, and Dr. F. M. Hellworth, isville residence o f Mr. and Mrs. ning vs. M. J. Carter, injunc the ferry across the river at
tional prices.
broke Tuesday
C. Lorenz has entered a Cots- new in the way o f sale bargains. ot Falls City, was found not guil J. J. Leveck. About 20 o f their tion; Conner and Sims for plain Independence
Do
not
miss
it
next
week
if
you
young
friends
came
in
and
spent
ty o f practicing medicine without
tiff, McCain, Vinton, Galloway as the boat was crossing with a
wold sheep and Mr. C. B. Gwinn,
a most pleasant evening, playing and Hayter for defendant.
a license.
load and it was several hours be-
o f Oakland, has entered goats want furniture cheap.
games, music and discussing a
u
fore it could be restored. The
with W. A. Ayres for the big
For sale, team weighing 1200
Dr. B. H. McCallon; the emi
J.
A.
Block
vs.
Yerex
Bros.
show.
pounds,
both
geldings;
full nent practicioner and local solon, nice lunch. Those present were: Co., to quiet title; J. A, Block 9teamer. Eugene, happened to be
coming up the river when the ac
brown leghorns and and Mr. P. A. Finseth, the genial Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Leveck, Mis fo r plaintiff.
Brown & Sibley, attorneys and blooded
cident occurred and pushed the
cockerels.-
Lee
D a m e w o o d , proprietor o f the popular Bee ses Melta Calkins, Bessie Hois-
G.
Floyd
Boughton
vs.
Nellie
abstracters, notary public. A b
ington, Lois and Mattie Osborne,
ferry back to land before it had
stracts made promptly at a rea phone North 35, Dallas, Oregon. Hive, saw to it Christmas that Jennie Fuqua, Aretha Grant, Boughton, divorce; C. N. M cA r gone down with the current a
ye
editor
would
not
lack
for
the
Miss Genina Wilcox, o f Inde
sonable charge. 616 Mill street,
Gladys and Ruth Lewis, Messrs. thur for plaintiff, I. M. Brown great distance. There were two
Dallas, Oregon.
pendence, returned home the sorific influence o f My Lady N ic Claud and Oscar Calkins, Ed and for defendant.
teams and several passengers on
otine,
by
presenting
us
with
a
last o f the week after spending
Frank Osborne, Ernest Hoising-
Mary Burnett vs. Peter Bur the boat when the cable gave
Alderman Ayres went to Mc
several days here with her par box o f cigars each.
ton, Kenneth Williams, Laird nett, divorce; J. H. Flow er for way.— Journal.
Minnville F ridayto visit his fath
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A . Wilcox.
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Lindeman, Melvin Crow, o f Hills plaintiff.
er who recently fell and badly
—Cornelius Tribune.
boro.
M. E. Shuck vs. W. H. Mat
hurt his hip. Hugh Ayres is now
Last Friday Dallas high school
ney and Soloman Eidelman, ac
there attending Uncle Jimmy.
A t the state teachers’ meeting lost a game o f basket ball to In
One feature o f the goat show
tion for money; Sibley and Ea- will be an exhibition by Mitchell
to
be
held
in
Portland
December
dependence high at Independence
I am ready to serve you for
kin
for
plaintiff,
Oscar
Hayter
An electric fixture which is a
Lewis, o f the power, shearing
the holiday trade at Shepherd’s 28th and 29th our superintend by a score o f 23 to 19. It was a
for defendant.
and spraying machines, under
Jewelry store. Main street, ev ent H. C. Seymour is to deliver hard fought game. Woods threw lamp and a flatiron or stove at
Lee Rowell, application fo r the supervision o f Guy Bros. It
. time is described _ with
ery day and evening, Have good an address on the relation o f the six baskets from the field for the same
Dallas, while Reeves and Purvine' illustration, in the January Popu- registration o f title.
is hoped to be 'able to arrange a
line to select from .— A. H. Har supervisors to the people.
R. A. Campbell et al vs. Hen practical demonstration each a f
The Snyder family had a re made all points for the locals. lar Mechanic* Magazine. The
ris.
tf
union Christmas at the home of Boydston was replaced by Camp flatiron is made o f glass, and the rietta VanGross, partition; W. O. ternoon.
Be careful where you lay your
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. R. Snyder. bell when he slightly sprained unit it contains provides illum Sims for plaintiff.
electric light bulbs. Mrs. Gooch
ination, as well as the heat re
George and family were over his ankle.
Thursa L. Tichnor vs. Leon E.
laid an unlighted one on the bed
Last night Dallas high won quired for ironing. Placed up Tichenor, divorce; J. H. Flower
from Salem and Wilbur Cook and
Sunday, and came back to find a .
and T. J. Warren and from Salem by a score o f 32 to 12. side down on a rack,the flat bot fo r plaintiff.
Mr and Mr«. Hugh M. Guthrie, of
foot hole through covers a nd ’ -
-
Woods and Boydston each threw tom o f the glass flatiron serves
family
up
from McMinnville.
Sallie Damm vs. J. P. Min- Corvalli«, «pent Christina« with the
mattress.
as
an
electric
stove
and
as
an
il
former’s
parents.
five baskets from the field. Bar
nich et al, foreclosure; T. A. Tur
Tw o gentlemen from Portland,
Mrs. Dick Gaines, o f Indepen
ham threw three and Boydston luminating unit. Thus the same ner fo r plaintiff.
Mr. and Mrs. W ill McCready, of Cor-
E. A. Brown and Chas. Rullman
fixture answers for light and
... ,
TT .
. .
vallis, visited the latter’s parents the
dence, was yesterday examined
six fouls out o f nine tries.
are at work in the assessor’s o f
Chas. Vick vs. Unknown heirs j past week,
heat, and the glass provides per
before Judge Coad by Dr. L. L.
fice this morning making maps
o f Sam Gothard, deceased, to
fect insulation.
Mr. and Mrs Derby, of Minnville,
Hewitt, and committed to the
o f all Polk county roads. These
quiet title; L. D. Brown for plain spent the holidays with the latter’s par
asylum, she having been a form er
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Boothby.
maps o f all counties are to be
tiff.
patient there.
published in book form and sold
N. 8 Butler, of Portland, came up to
Lee Rowell vs. Lilo Olmstead,
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Zumwalt, to travelers desiring them. Such
to quiet title; Simpson & Lewis attend the Butler Chrtstmas reunion.
who moved to Southern Oregon road plats will be a great con
YY’illis Butler, a student in Portland,
for plaintiff.
some time ago haye returned to venience, especial fpr autoists,
spent the Christmas week with his par
Horace
Glandon
et
al
vs.
Cora
ents,
J. B. V. Butler and wife.
this city to again make their and will show up macadam roads
Residents o f
Independence
Kerr, foreclosure; McCain & Vin
home.
Mr.
Zumwalt thinks especially.
Mrs. Mary Meador, a teacher of E u
were shocked Tuesday morning
ton fo r plaintiff.
gene, spent Christmas with her family
there is no place like Yamhill
The follow ing is th e'rep ort o f to find the body o f Michael Cas
Geo. Patterson vs. Helen C of here.
county.— McMinnville T-R.
sidy
cold
in
death
at
the
bottom
the Guthrie public school fo r the
fey and P. H. Eisele, action for
either in front or back of head,
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Richard came
K ill two birds with one stone. month ending December 22: o f the slough bridge, from which
money; Sibley &Eakin for plain from Corvallis to visit the latter’s par
down the back of neck, or at base
he
had
tumbled
during
the
night
W hile at the Goat Show January Eighth grade, Mamie Peterson
ents
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Guthrie.
tiff, Oscar Hayter fo r defendant.
of brain, in temples, or in eye
4th and 5th have your eyes ex 97; seventh grade. May Hibbard while returning home in an in
Orville
White and Miss Minnie Hock-
balls.
Glasses
properly
fitted.
Judith Snyder vs. Ben F. Sny
amined by an expert at Stafrin’ s 97, Florence Hibbard 92; sixth toxicated condition. Coroner R.
man were married at the latter’s home
I positively guarantee my work.
L.
Chapman
was
at
once
notified
der,
divorce;
B.
F.
Swope
for
at
AlBea,
Christmas
evening. They w ill
Drug Store. Glasses furnished grade, Merlie Gilliam 89, Edith
plaintiff.
be at home to their friends, ut this
at moderate cost if needed. Drs. Allen 88, Claire Hindman 84, o f the occurrence, and going to
A. Dundas vs. C. H. Green- place some time in the near future.
Freeze & Rice, Eye Specialists. Annis Gilliam 39; fifth grade, the scene empaneled the follow
David Campbell and Miss Agnes
wold and Anna Greenwold, fore
D28 Lillie Stump 95; second grade, ing ju ry: Ross Nelson, J. N.
came down from Eugene to
closure; W. 0. Sims for plaintiff. Cainpl>ell
Reta Remington 93, Paul Min- Jones. S. H. McElmurray, J. H.
spend the holidays at home.
Dixon,
James
M.
Jones
and
J.
L.
J. A. Cramer vs. Kate Holmes,
nich 95, Joe Hibbard 93, Anna
N e w Bank Building
A fte r the examin-
Comely 95; first grade, Bertha Coquilette.
foreclosure o f lien; W eatherford
Dallas, Oregon
at
on
o
f
the
follow
ing
w
it
Remington 89, Lester Guthrie 83,
& W eatherford fo r plaintiff.
N e x t Saturday night Dalias
Bernice Com elly 80, Vernon A l nesses: Jas. Hillard, Wm. Pres-
The Item izer is in receipt o f will play the self-styled cham
Lucy R. Hudson vs. Benj. Hud
YVe wish every one a happy new year.
ler,
Henry
Patton,
Bert
Crowley,
len 86, Cecil Guthrie 87.—Ethel
definite information to the effect
son, divorce; L. D. Brown for
basket ball
Willis Dongard. Wm. Smith, J.
Mr. J. A. Wood*, formerly, of Cali that the next convention o f the pion Amicus Club
E. Lucas, teacher.
plaintiff.
team, o f the metropolis. This
fornia,
is
visiting
with
his
sister,
Mrs.
H.
Faegle,
Mrs.
Cassidy,
Linn
Our business for the holiday
National
Guard
Association
o
f
Arthur M. and John F. Pur J. D. Holman.
club has defeated Multnomah
Cox, Wm. Block and Wm. Hiatt,
season just closed—our first year
Oregon is to be held in this city club by the decisive score o f 23
vine vs. Jordan Purvine, to quiet
they returned a verdict to the
The Sunday school elected new offic
in the book and art business in
A t the court house Tuesday a f effect that deceased came to his
title; McNary & McNary for ers Sunday as follows: Superintendent, on February 5th and 6th, 1912. to 13. and are out to win the
Dallas —was far ahead o f even
ternoon Judge Coad united in death at about 11 o ’clock at
Mr. Hinkle; assistant superintendent, This was decided at a meeting o f Northwest
plaint’ ff.
championship.
A
our fondest expectations. Peo
YV. H. Mack; secretary, Mis» Clark; as the general’ s staff o f the state
marriage Daniel W. Picket and night while crossing the bridge
F.
J.
Lafkey
vs.
Frank
Hogue
ple who bought their gifts at this
sistant secretary, Miss YV under ; choist- o f Oregon held in Portland Tues great game is expected. Though
Etta Dow, W. J. W hite and Miss in an intoxicated condition, and
j they had a pretty rough game
et al, foreclosure; F. A. Turner er, Miss Addie Clinton* organist, Miss
store— and there were many o f
This conven ! Tuesday in Silverton, the Dallas
Iva Gwinn acting as best man fallin g therefrom.
Marjorie Holman; assistant organist, day o f this week.
for plaintiff.
them—had the satisfaction o f
and best lady. F’or the first time
Miss Ollie Hinkle. YV’e elect new offic tion will be a great event for I boys have recovered from the
Dr. Butler examined the body
knowing that no larger city in
B. Gramman vs. Sam W hit ers every six months.
Dallas, and we are fortunate to ! same, and will go into the game
in history the ring ceremony was and gave alchoholism and falling
the country could offer them a
more; John Bayne for plaintiff.
The new ar Saturday evening with the de
wrung in on the judge, but he from the bridge as the cause o f
Everyone seemed to enjoy the Christ secure the same.
more up-to-date assortment of
got away with it. The couple death. There were ne marks on
Alice Dickey vs. Frances Dick mas tree and program Saturday night. mory will be formally dedicated termination to win that has al-
books and art goods from which
The successful ! ready made Dallas famous as a
are well known residents o f the the body except a broken nose
ey, divorce; W. L. Tooze for
Mr. and Mrs. YYr. II. Mack ate Christ at that time.
to choose.
mas dinner with the latter’s sister, Mrs. termination o f the campaign on __________ ____
Ballston vicinity.
plaintiff.
basketball town that develops
and
crushed
face.
Our holiday stock is gone, com
Talinage.
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the part o f Dallas, in the face o f basketbaÜ teams.
Deceased had been drinking
pletely sold out. O f the hun
Mrs. Ramsey’s parents, of YY’ushing- strong opposition and competi-1
-------- .V
during the day and being refus
dred o f dollars’ worth o f goods
ton. are visiting her.
tion from other cities o f the state, !
ed more drink by Sam Cox, the
displayed on our tables and
Mrs. W. H. Mack, J. I). Holman and to land this convention, is large- [
bartender, started fo r home. The
shelves two weeks ago, less than
The exercises and Christmas tree Riv C. E. McCaleb ate setting out prune ly due to the efforts o f the Dal-j
Services, Sunday, December 26
assumption
is
that
on
reaching
en
at
the
church
last
Saturday
evening
trees
on their farms.
$20 worth remains unsold. This
las Commercial club, and is but| Sunday school 10 a. m.
was well attended and enjoyed bv all.
the bridge, he grew sick and was
will mean a complete new stock
one more feather in the cap o f
Morning service and commun
Mr. Hob Ehnmons and family are
o f gifts for the holiday season o f
Tuesday afternoon residents o f leaning over the railing when his
our strong and well-organized ion 11 a. m.
spending the holidays with relatives in
1912. It means that we are now Dallas were shocked to hear o f feet slipped from under him and
j Cards under this heading will be charged for boosting organization.
These
St. Johns and Oswego.
Evening service pulpit will be
free to devote as much care and the death o f James Clow, at his be fell over the railing. He
at the rate of $3.00 a year.
are the kind o f things that make occupied by Rev. H. John Vine,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lester
Murphy
left
F
r
i-!
Fisher
place
n
e
a
r
j
leaves
a
widow
and
ten
children.
jp g
attention during the
coming home on the
cities.
day by boat for Portland to visit her
o f the Baptist church.
eleven months as will be neces town. Hardly anycne knew that
Almira Rebtkah Lodge, No. 26
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. YV, YVilson.
You are invited to worship
sary to the selection o f a stock he was ailing, except from his
Meets on the First and Third Wednesdays
Mrs. Hettie Gibler anti children, of of each month in the Odd Fellows Hall.
with us. Good music and cordial
fo r next Christmas that will old disease, rheumatism. Som e!
Lebanon, are guests of her «parents this
Christian Science services in greeting.
E mma C oad , Noble Grand
brin£ a busier trade than we en 16 days ago he took a cold ride,
month, phone 1551,—
ouse (or ru t. «
week.
the Adventist church Sunday,
H
Frank
Holman.
Dallas
Mercantile
Co.
M O R N IN G
A lta S av au B, Secretary
joyed this year.
in an enfeebled condition, and
Wi 11 Hevens, who is attending school
10:30 a. m. The public is invited. Voluntary
............. Ashford
And, now, with the remodel the cold taken turned to pneumo
in Salem, is spending the holidays with
Subject
of
Lesson Sermon:
“ Them e”
R sale cheap—tw o sows and pigs and 5 head
ing o f our store and the rush o f nia. causing his death. Mr. j CO
Mistletoe
Circle,
No.
23,
his
mother,
Mrs.
Mary
Bevens.
* o f shoats, also 500 oak posts.—W. E. Tarks.
“ Christian Science.”
R esp on se________
.Lorenz
the Christmas season behind us, Clow was a man who has lived
Women of Woodoraft
Miss Eunice Elkins is up from Salem
“ Communion”
Meets on the Second and Fourth Wednes
w e will be able to devote more with us for about 30 years, and !
for a visit with her brother, Hoy Elkins.
O ffertory
.............
Guilmant
days of each month at the WfMidiiian Hall.
time to the completion o f our w^th his brother, Robert Clow, ! OR «ale, baled vetch hay by Mrs. M J. Black,
N. Anderson came up from McMinn - 1
F Dallas. Phone 19x6
Jl
To the many Christmas shop
“ Andantino”
M aky S tar , Guardian Neighbor
book and stationery stock, and now deceased, were prominent
ville last week. He and his biother, R.
pers who bought goods here this A n th em ............................ Heyser
S ad ir L ynm , C mckk
| Peterton, went to Portland last week to j
to add the lines o f blank books, people o f the county fo r many
C O R SALE— a 6 year old horse w eigh in g 1560, |
year I wish to return my most When the W aiting Time is O ’ er.
spend
a
few
days
with
their
sister,
typewriters card index systems, years. He was a man highly • gentle and w ell broke In every w ay.—J. K.
J *0
E V E N IN G
Dillas Assembly. No. 48
grateful thanks.
Mrs. Mary Bevens has recently sold 1
and office supplies that will make respected for his many virtues, Forest. Dallas,
Batiete
United Artlsana
| My trade has been the largest Voluntary.....................
her 100 acre hop yard to Joe Hubbard i
the Dallas book store one o f the and he leaves many friends to VL’ A N TE D — a lady o f Intel!genre and disrrinoi-
I and Newt Jones, of Indef>endencc.
"E ven in g Hymn”
"
nation to gather and fa m ish In fo m a t lM
M »t> Kir«t .mi Third Monday Er-nm«» d ! that I have ever enjoyed,
best in the state.
j mourn his demise.
o f a confidential nature. A rare opportunity
Mrs. Bevens may move to Halem to each month in Woodman Hall.
V i,R ing I
It shows that people appreciate R es p o n ee......... .............Brooks
W e are deeply grateful for the
James Clow was born in 1839 for uplendid pay to the righ t party in your
make her home.
own town and locality, No interruption o r :
FOR FROM
membera cordially invited.
j the reliable wares, reasonable
“ Hear Our Prayer”
generous patronage accorded us in Perthshire, Scotland, coming interference* w ith 'o u r regular work or
i Mr. Black and son are cutting cord ,
j . e . M il i . « 8, Master Artiaan
i prices and courteous treatment. O ffertory......... .........
Freyer
W rite to the 1 » anager, 354 H all Xteet, ,
by the people o f Dallas and Polk to Oregon in 1886, and has since duties.
«vood
for
R.
Peterson.
Portland, Oregon.
D28 j
W illi » 8 imo * toii , Secretary
j Morris, the jeweler.
“ Andanti”
county, and more gratefu l still resided in the vicinity o f Dallas.
Mrs Rupert Hall it quite sick at this
posts wanted—Soehren Warehouse
A nth em ________
Lorenz
fo r the many kind expressions o f Besides his w ife he leaves four O A K Co., fenre
writing.
Dalla«.
J ft
“ Another Y ear is Dawning”
Ne. 209
interest in the success o f our children, James, John, Christina,
; A T H O U S A N D
B N A PJor Ü25. A 4 cylin der ruuabont
Mrs. Mary Rathborn, of W o od burn ,!
| Clerk Tracy Staats informs us
new business. In return for Minnie and Donald, deceased. A II. L, Crider.
J4
is the gu»«t of her sister, Mrs M. M e -!
M eet, every Tuesday at Woodman Hall, j that he has Completed the Cen-
these many kind wishes, w e but He also leaves a sister in Cen-
i Clsin.
ewn«r o f Washington an<l Jefferson Streets. I sus for school district 2 and find3
Fot Sale
Sunday school 10 a. m.; lesson,
faintly express our gratitude tralia, David. Archie. Bella and
Mrs. Minnie Baldwin and children, o f'
VI-*!ting Neighbors welcome«!.
n /J P A R O L IN E threshing machine, 20 H P engine,
A t Ward’s Sawmill, on
j there to be 447 boys and 443 girls, Review o f quarter.
when we wish for all our nt igh- Anne in Ontario, Canada, n ana
Hcappoose. Mr. and Mrs. Walter David- J
VJ 2 7 ln «h separator.
R A L PH ADAMS.
T racy S ta a t «, Consul C«»mmander
son, of Dallas, are visitors at the home
tf
Morning service 11 a. m.; topic,
_______
________ _________ Dallas. Ore.
! a total o f 889. The preponder-
bors and friends the blessings o f Andrew, Manitoba,
the Canyon Road, Four
W. G, V am a l l , Clerk
ot their parents, Mr. and Mrs Gid
“ New Year’s Sermon.”
|
ance
o
f
boys
but
falls
in
line
with
health, happiness and prosperi
The funeral occurred at 1 pome and beef lor sale at a gy and aU times
Davidson.
Young People’s Meeting, 6:30;
ty during the coming year o f o ’ clock today from the fam ily i«,.,h,^ 2 I * ,lsrler I"'"’,re
i what is found this year to occur
y M Brl* f I ! miles west o f Dallas, Or.
T. Oglesby and family are with rela
¡all over the world, and i f old ad- “ Come and be Joyful.”
1912.
home. Rev. Edgar Miles officiat- — :------:---------------------------------
tives in Eugene this week.
ins'
and
interment
will
take
C O R BALE—One 5-horse power «team engine,
Evening service 7:30; Rev.
dages are o f any value presages
m g,
• iiu
iill^ r im r iiv
w ill
U IK C r
been used about HI months, p rarflea ily as
The Spaulding Lumber company has
¡war. According to the general Miles, o f the Presbyterian church
ptace in the 1. U. O. r . cemetery.
as*«*. intake« it - i>aii*« m «-* i < tt
fo
t
and
a dredge host cle ■ n in g o u t U ie m o u th o f
way o f computing this would give will occupy the pulpit.
Wm. Mackin, J. M. Burford, 0. U ANTfcl*-! pay tt.*enta for BriM fM l^i
the Luckianiute
m iv i
Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30;
Dehaven, N. P. Rasmussen, Robt. * m . b h w , pbo—Mai. p J u *.______
j the district a population o f 4445,
H. JOHN V IN E ,
most o f which lies within the city
Lowe and H . Sloan acted as pall # • • • thousand. A ll kind* o f rough lumber at
kn orn re
the W A Martin saw m ill, about
miles
Pastor,
limits o f Dallas.
uearers.
west o f Dallas. Phone lx f.
if
Cores Colds, Croup sod WhSoptng tough.
ot
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal
las and their Friends.
Our Annual
Stock Reducing Sale
Is on in Full Swing
a a
Hundreds are taking ad
vantage of the big re
duction we are making
on high grade merchan
dise.
Ferry Cable Breaks With Load.
Genuine Reductions
in Every Department.
Dallas High School Breaks Even.
Bishops Fall and
Winter Suits
reduced 20% Boys and
Youths Suits and Over
coats reduced 20% and
331-3%.
$1.50 Shirts, $1.00. $1.00
Shirts, now 65c. Broken
lines in Winter Under
wear half price. Hun
dreds of other money
saving reductions.
Power Shearing Machines.
Electric Lamp and Flatiron in One
MONMOUTH NO 1.
FELL FROM A BRIDGE.
Mike Cassidy Had Not the Prover-
able Luck of Drunk Men.
For Eye Strain
Headache
i SALEM WOOLEN MILLS
j
STORE
OREGON
0 . S. N. CONVENTION.
Dr. CURTIS
A Word to Our
Many Customers
SALEM
ANTIOCH VALLEY.
BIG BASKET BALL GAME.
Commercial Club’a Effort to Secure Dallas to Play Amicus Club, of
Portland Next Saturday Night.
this Meet Successful.
MENTOR
Used Ring Ceremony.
JAS. CLOW DEAD.
Long Resident of Polk Succumbs
to Pneumonia.
BUENA VISTA.
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.
LODGE DIRECTORY.
NEW TO-DAY
M o rt Underwear
Christian Science Services
Card of Thanks.
DOUGH INO ORESSED
LUMBER
¡$7
J C. HAYTER
BOOKSELLER and STATIONER
Dallas Oregon.
to
$11
All Lumber of the
B est Quality
Dallas Camp.
Wsedmea of the World
C A Infant*
S T O Children,
R IA
T il KM Y
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Uw
Sicnetor«
H
Always B ucht
,1
Finishes School Census.
Baptist Church.