Polk County itemizer., June 13, 1912, Image 2

f
Notice ot Collection of Street im­
provement Assessments.
south 64 feet, 1 inch ; thence east 35
Miss Florence Barham i tak­
S. A. McSherry, o f Newberg,
Remember the school meeting
IT IS WHISPERED
feet; thence north 64 feet 1 inch ; thence
ing vocal lessons in Salem.
was in Dallas Tuesday.
j next Monday at 2 p. m.
west 35 feet; to place of beginning; for
macadam $38 45 Also bHginning 64 feet
W. A. Ayres went to McMinn-
Work has begun on the build-
Cephas Nelson talks o f putting
That thanks are due Gen.
1 inch Mjuth of the northwest corner of
ville on business Saturday.
; ings for the Electric Socket fac­ in a private cannery to take care Grant for pulling up the China
To Maud Butler, M. E. Hallock, Anna lot 2, block 10, Original Town of Dallas,
tory.
o f his fruit output.
lettuce along our Main street.
Holman, Trustees LaCreole Academic Oregon, theuce south 7 feet 11 iuches;
J. L. Blodgett is back from a |
Institute, K. L. Chapman, Tiualeea thence east 100 feet; thence north 7
Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Starbuck
Mrs. Effle Boyd and two daugh­
weeks visit at Cottage Grove.
That Nightwatch Grant did
Methodiat Church, C. N. Bilveu, W . feet 11 inches; thence west 100 fed to
. „ ,
.
i have returned from the Adven- ters o f Oakland, are visiting not find those tramps the other
A. Ayres, J. 1). Beveus, J. M. Oouiian, place of beginning; for macadam $4 75.
A Sa em taxu* was over yester-; t cam meeting in p ortiand.
All that certain tract of land owned
with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ray.
M. A . Douvan, Eva Teal, Minnie
night.
day with a bunch o f sight seers,
Morris, H. M. Lawreuce, C. H. Hoax, by M C Wilson and A K Wilson Estate
c-
,
.
* . . . i Oliver B. Oleman, who was
and
described as follows: Beginning
Claud Dunn is up from Port­
That a cement crosswalk is
E. J. Stouffer, Florence Grant, Trua­
Sam Ray has a hen egg in his billed Thursday, lost a cousin in land, where he is interested with needed between the Jap restaur­
teea Catholic Church, S. L . Burk, B. 100 feet west of the southeast corner lot
window that weighs three ounc­ the same way at that place last
H. McCallon, C. L. Crider, J. L. 8, block 10, Original Town of Dallas,
T. A. Riggs in collection lines.
ant and the meat market.
es.
Brown, O. E. Williams, Mary E. W il­ Oregon, thence north 26 1-2 feet, thence
r’
_
_
Owing to a press o f matter we
liams, 8. L. Shultz. J. C. Shultz, J. I west 100 feet, thence south 26 1-2 feet,
M. Hayter, dentist, Bank Blk.
That our merchants refused to
Miss Gladys Chandl«?r, o f Sa­
K. Craven, Jaaper Craven, M. C. ! thence east 100 ft. to place of beginning;
The Utopian literary society are obliged to leave an account of
Wilaon, A . K . Wilson Ealate, V. A. for macadam $15.90
We have land option blanks lem. is visiting at the home o f C. gave an interesting program Sat- the Oakgrove picnic over to next cough up for a 4th celebration.
All that certain tract of land owned
Kersey. H. ol. Brown, J .G . Brown,
S. Graves.
That it is generally conceded
for sale.
urday night to a number o f invi- week’.
J. W . Crider, Dallas City Bank, and j by V. A. Kersey and ..‘escribed as fol­
FOR SALE
that
the
fake
marriage
joke
got­
lows:
Beginning 26 1-2 feet north and
Born.
June
6th,
to
Mr.
and
H. L. Criik-r:
See the new hop stoves at the
ted guests.
j q Graves and Miss Hilda
ten up by some lads at midnight NOTICE is hereby given, that unless 100 feet west of the southeast corner ot
tf Mrs. London Barnard, o f Bridge­
ii the Dallas Iron Works.
OOMKHKKKIKM l..r » I r - 1 6 ren i«
W.
J.
White
has
gone
to
spend
Clark,
o
f
Sheridan,
attended
the
Tuesday, proved a boomerang on the sums ol mouev respectively assesa- lot 8 block 10, Original Town of Dallas,
G bu sh ««—Percy H ibb ard , South 25. J27
the summer at some mines on band concert in Dallas Saturday the perpetrator.
—
over port, a son.
| «1 upon each lot or part of lot or tract Oregon, thence north 38 1-4 feet, thenc i
Dr. Butler, dentist, office
I of land, hereinafter described by Heso- west 100 feet, thence south 38 1-4 feet,
Born,
near
Dallas,
June
6th,
Rogue
River
in
which
he
is
in-1
night.
the
Fuller
pharmacy.
tf
Sale* o r trade for a «pan o f horse* : A new
That Company G wants re - 1 lutiou No. isz, adopted bv the City thence east 100 feet to place of begin­
to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Haw­ terested.
F >R 6 _______
horse ______
pow er _ g a -o lin e h orsepow er g a s o ­
Ben Werner came home from cruits to make a good showing Council of the city Of Dallas, Oregon, ning; for macadam $22.96
See the new prune stove at
lin e w ood saw com plete, Never been used.—
All that certain tract of land owne 1
on the 20th day of May, 1912, for the
G. W. Starr. P h one lo P in k .
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Miss Lucy Kopan entertained Portland yesterday and reports at drill and maneuvers.
the Dallas Iron Works.
tf kins, a son.
cost of making certain street improve­ hy H. M Brown and described as fol­
Truman H. Ide, o f Salem, was her eighth grade pupils with ice ! the Bridge of the Gods as a won­
lows:
Beginning 64 3-4 feet north of
Cut flowers for sale by John B.
That we have received enough ments upon certain gtreeta and parts of the southwest corner of lot 8 block 10,
a business caller at the court cream last Friday evening at the derful production.
streets within the city of Dallas, Ore­
Embree, Dallas, Oregon.
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petitions
in
the
last
week
to
cir­
Cosey Corner.
house Monday.
gon, together with all costs and accru­ Original Town of Dallas, Oregon,lhence
Mr. Harvey Robinson was a
culate to keep us busy for sever­ ing costs and interest from the date of north 23 2-3 feet, thence west 100 leet,
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Campbell
caller Tuesday. He had with
Judge
Galloway
will
hold
an
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Fairburn
al days, Off course a newspaper said assessments, shall he fully paid thence south 23 2-3 teet, thence east 100
U E TT E R ord er your currants now, to be de
made a business trip to Portland
uaranteed free
H livered when w anted. <>uara
adjourned term o f circuit court will arrive tomorrow from Ho him Mr. Dudley, o f Iowa, who is man has nothing else to do.
within fifteen .15) days from the date feet to place of beginning; for macadam
from w orm s.—J. 8. M a com tier, p hon e black 2f>. Wednesday.
hereof, the said City Council will de­ $14.20.
here next Monday.
quiam for a visit with Mr. and visiting him while on a tour o f
Can be ordered If desired o f H, u , Black. Je27
All that certain tract of land owne l
That the late rain assured a clare the same delinquent, and will
the Northwest.
Dr. W. J. Larson was up from
Mrs.
Vern
Smith.
Mr. W. N. Sayre, who packed
commence proceedings for the collection by J G Brown and described as follows:
good
potato
crop
this
year.
this week visiting his
Beginning 88 5-12 feet north of the south
RALE—O regon C h am pion gooseberries Portland
Bruce Wolverton, candidate
thereof.
green prunes here last summer,
While dressing a chicken last
F JR 10 cents
per gallon on the b u s h e s —C. B, many friends here.
The description of the real property west corner of lot 8, block 10, original
That Henry Brown is the envy
Teats, I'hone 8. V 525 (H ayter O rchard )
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was in town yesterday.
week, Mrs. John Diehm found a for presidential elector on the
assessed, the names of the respective town of Dallas, Oregou, thence north
prohibition ticket, was a caller of all the youngsters with his owners
Buy your boiled hams at the
therof and the sum assessed up­ 21 11-12 feet, thence west 100 feet,
The ladies o f the Evangelical small piece o f gold in the craw,
Tuesday. Mr. Wolverton
ex­ pony turnout.
Dallas Meat Market. No flies, no
not
an
unusual
happening
in
that
on each lot, or part of lot, or tract of thence south 21 11-12 feet, thence east
church
will
have
baking
Satur
l i b »OD for sale—16 inch b o d y , split read y lor
100 feet to the place of beginning; for
pects to lecture here and at Falls
dust, strictly sanitary.
vicinity.
That J. W. Crider will have land, and the amounts now due, are as macadam,
V» cook stove—i red K. E llio tt. Phone 4x6
day at Butler’ s grocery.
$13.15.
follows, tow it:
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City in the near future.
his
new
brick
started
by
July
1st.
J. S. Macomber has been
All that certain tract of land owned
Miles Davis and A. S. Garner
All that certain t.*act ot land owned
H. A. Hinshaw was at New-
by
Maud
Butler
described as fol­
spending a week in Salem, and
Miss Lazelle Lee, daughter o f
That Dallas will be depopulat- by Maud Butler and described as fol lows: Beginning and
berg Sunday attending college have purchased a sawmill at Sum­
shafts and g o o d cow for svle. In qu ire
110 1-3 feet north of
lows: Lots 29 and 30, Academy block,
the Editor of the Falls City News I ed on next Saturday,
A Tent,
Je hi says the prune crop there is quite exercises
mit.
The
former
has
sold
his
124, Court street.
for commencement
Original Town of Dallas, Oregon; for the «outhwest corner of lot 8, block 10,
limited.
Fir Park grocery to Rev. M. B. is acting as stengographer in the 1
original town of Dallas, Oregon, thence
week.
That the Rose Show is not be­ macadam $207 ; for curb $41.20.
S.
F.
C.
&
W.
offices.
Miss
M.
Young.
Also lot 28, Academy block, Original north 36 feet, thence west 100 feet,
'OR Sal. —T h ie e o r fou r sows and pigs, one
Dr.
McNichol
returned
Wed­
F new fa u ltle s s stunij» m H ach
in e, o n e new
Frances Brown, the auditor, left ing treated just right by the Town of Dallas, Oregon, excepting thence south 36 feet, thence east 100
Ralph Morrison ran his fingers
enkle, near An
nesday from a* two days session
Eta ver feed grim
Tinder,-
W. L. Soehren took Mrs. Soeh- Tuesday for a couple o f weeks weather man.
therefrom a strip of land 18 feet 8 inch feet to the place of beginning. For ma­
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into
a
saw
at
the
foundry
yester­
tioch sch ool hoi use.
o f the tri state Osteopathic con­
ren to Suver Tuesday, where she
es wide, running north and south off of cadam, $2i.60.
vacation
in
Seattle,
and
Mr,
Mc­
day.
and
now
carries
his
arm
in
That
our
city
fathers
are
won­
All that certain tract of land owned
the east side of said lot 28; for macad­
vention.
will visit Mrs. G. W. Thurston Cormick is acting auditor.
_ ____
by J VV Crider and described as follows:
p O „__
R sale
o r ________
e x ch a n H
g e __
for ___r
any ____
kind o f live
a sling.
dering what has become o f their am $103; for curb $20 60.
while
Mr.
Soehren
attends
Ma­
stock, C lyd esd a le sta llio n ; reversible dls-
Mrs. A. J. Hastings has gone
All that certain tract of land owned Beginning 146 1-3 feet north of the south
road oiling company.
p l o w ; seeder, m ow er, rake, disc harrow , light
A stay of execution has been sonic grand lodge.
by M. E. Hallock and described as fol­ west corner of lot 8, block 10, ongiual
w a g o n ,ch a in harness.—W. M. Poster, lnd dejicn- to Albany, where she will visit-
PROGRAM
RICKREALL
PICNIC
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d eu ce, Ore.
¿That S. P. trains are not on lows: Lots 21 and 24, Academy block, town of Dallas, Oregon, thence north 38
with her daughter for an indef­ granted for the Humphrey Bros.,
Wilson Ayres went to Port­
Original Town of Dallas, Oregon; for feet, thence west 100 fee', thence south
and they will not be hanged to­
time
nowadays.
inite period.
land Sunday to accompany his
38 feet, thence east 100 feet to the place
macadam $208; for curb $41.20.
10:30 Parade o f school child­
morrow,
WO H ereford bulls, three years o ld , regls
That our hop men will have to
father a portion o f the way to ren. forming at school house and
All that certaiu tract of laud owned of beginning. For macadam, $22.80.
T tered at com m on stock cattle price.,—Dal Cooking bags, 30 for 25 cents.
All that certain tract of Ian I owned
las Meat M arket.
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by Amos Holman and described as tol-
Alfred Phillips, aged 16, shot his new home in Nebraska, he marching to grounds. Dallas band spray this year.
Instructions how to use them in
lows: Lot 25, Academy block, Original by the Dallas City Bank and described
himself fatally at Fulls City Sun­ having left McMinnville.
each
package,
for
sale
by
Dallas
as
follows: Beginning 184 1-3 feet north
leading.
That
“
pretty
girl”
wants
to
p
hon
e
Town
of
Dallas,
Oregon
;
for
macadam
fo r sale—M. j . Green,
day, because he could not go to
G OOSEBERRIES
JIS
of the southwest corner of lot 8, block
Black. If 2
Meat Co.
$103; for curb $20.00.
PROGRAM AT GROUNDS
get married.
Polk,
Yamhill
and
Marion
med­
Eastern Oregon.
All that certain tract of land owned 10, original town of Dallas, Oregon,
Music— Band.
icos held their regular meeting
Found—Lodge emblem which
'OR 8ale o r trade for a gond eow , a 1300 Iti
That it is said you are not mar­ by Trustees Lacreole Academic Insti­ thence north 26 feet, thence west 100
brood inarc. gen tle and all purpose a n i­
F
H. A. Hinshaw attended the here last Monday, 22 doctors be­
Song, “ My United States” — ried unless you join hands during tute and described as follows: Lots 19 feet, thence south 26 feet, thence east
can
be
had
by
paying
cost
o
f
this
m al—John W ebster, Dallas.
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and 20, Academy block, Original Town 100 feet to the place of beginning. For
advertisement at the Uglow meeting o f the city council at Sa­ ing present. Features o f the children.
the ceremony.
of Dallas, Oregou; for macadam $200; macadam, $15 60.
lem Monday, when street fran­ evening were learned pape/s
Drill—Falls City school.
Clothing
House.
All that certain tract of land owned
few
potatoes for sale, and 1 want
That the mayor was transac- for curb $41.20.
chises were granted his railroad. by Dr. Bollman. o f Dallas, and
Music—Normal Glee Club.
C HOICE
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sheep.—Wes. E lliott, Dallas.
that certain tract of land owned by H L Crider and described as follows:
Cooking bags o f the Dallas
assessors by All
Music
Public
school
orchestra
ting
business
?
in
the
Dr.
Jones,
o
f
Portland.
They
Beginning
210 1-3 feet north of the south
K.
L.
Chapman
and
described
as
Barham Bros, yesterday com­
Meat Co. Latest thing out in
'[ office this morning.
follows: Lot
3, block 9, Original west corner of lot 8, block 10, original
menced work on a nice bunga­ took dinner at the Gail previous of Monmouth.
OR SALE—A flue span o f 3-year-old colts, cooking
of
all
kinds
o
f
meat.
Town of Dallas, Oregon; for macadam town of Dallas, Oregon, thence north 21
F
on e C lyde and the other Coacn, a inure,
Drill—Independence school.
low for Mr. Hewitt, who bought to the meeting.
That the strawberry king of
feet 1 inch, thence west 100 feet, thence
J1 y 11
b la ck ,—J. J. Mi im ich , Dallas.
25 cents for 30 bags.
Vocal solo— Esther Botroff, Klose Illihee will probably stand $90.
a portion o f the McBee place,
Al' that certain tract of land owned south 21 feet 1 inch, thence east 100
Notice: The city council es­ Dallas school.
1 carry a full line o f everything
up at his own wedding ere long. by Trustees Methodist Church and de­ feet to the place of beginning. For ma­
SALK—20on kale plants at 30 cents a h u n ­
Charles A. Cooke is the new pecially request o f parents that
Music—Normal Glee Club.
and expert watch and jewelry
scribed as follows: Lot 0 block 9, Or­ cadam, $12.65.
F OR dred.
Fred Elliott. Phone 4x6
M30
during the time the street oiling
chef
at
the
Hotel
Scott.
He
is
All the above specified street irnprov*
That our people are paying iginal Town of Dallas, Oregon; tor mac­
repairing done at my jewelry
D rill- Buena Vista school.
is
going
on,
their
children
and
meats were ordered by Ordinance No.
adam $90,
from
Payette,
Idaho,
and
is
ex­
strict
attention
to
the
ordinance
Music
Public
school
orchestra
store
on
Main
street.—J.
H.
room h o u ^ barn 91200. Terms.
All that certain tract of land owned 177 of the city of Dallas, Oregon, passed
dogs be kept off the street, thus of Monmouth.
providing for the cuttingof grass
r >R 819 SALE—6
Haatv dt.
tf
Hay ter Street.
Shepherd.
tf perienced in making first class
by C. N. Bilyeu and described as fol­ by the council of said city of Dallas on
preventing tracking and the con!
grub.
in
the
streets.
Folk Dance Monmouth school.
lows : Lot i0, block 2, Levens’ Lacre­ the 18th day of March, 1912, and ap­
Brown & Sibley, attorneys and
sequent discomfort. This w ill!
bv the Mayor of said city of Dal­
Berkshire Brood Hows in pig.
That Curt Hubbard is having ole Homestead Addition to Dallas, Ore­ proved
Mr. Edigar. of North Dallas only be necesssary for a few ; Music Normal Glee Club.
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abstracters, notary public. A b­
L. K eyt, Perrydale, Oregon
F i R D. SALK—10
gon ; for macadam, $300; for curb, $»50, las, on the 19th day of March, 1912,
Song.
“
Jolly
Students”
—child-
trouble
in
getting
the
new
roof
stracts made promptly at a rea­ has cut out about 25 o f his young days.
All that certain tract of land owned and the above specified and designated
I ren and Glee Club.
on the Woodman hall.
by W . A. Ayres and described as fol­ assessments were entered in the docket
eggs lor sale. Hens from trap nest
sonable charge. 010 Mill street, prune trees, that are afflicted
A NCONA
The
little
two-sheet
around
th
LUNCH
ed stock 92 for 15.—Jessie Keyt, Perry
lows: Lot 1 block 2, Levens’ Lacre­ of City Liens of the city of Dallas, Ore­
with a sort o f borer, a new pest
Dallas, Ore.
That when Charlie Mann has
dale, o r e
tf
corner has another spasm this! Program of graduating exer- a full load for the New Scott he ole Homestead Addition to Dallas, gon, on the 10th day of .June, 1912.
for this region.
Done by order of the city council of
Oregon ; for macadam $300; for curb,
Mr. Crawford, of the firm of
week, and accuses us o f having j cises at 1;30 p. m.
the city of Dallas, Oregon, made and
$60.
goes by the Gail.
'WEN’ TY shares o f the U.S. Cashier Company Bilyeu & Crawford, is the latest
Mr.
S.
Taylor
Jones
has
about
water
on
the
brain
a
pretty
Music—band.
1 Block for sale or to trade lor a span ol to catch the auto fever, and has completed his fine 8-room house
All that certain tract of land owned entered of record on the 20th dav of
w ork horses. Inquire at th is office-.
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good thing for any part o f the
by J. D. Bevens and described as fol­ May, 1912.
Address to class -President
Witness my hand and the official seal
provided himself with a two pas­ on Shelton street and will move human anatomy. Thank good- Ackerman,
lows:
I>ot 10 block 3, Levens’ Lacreole
Now is the time to place your
Homestead Addition to Dallas, Oregon; of the city of Dallas, Oregon, this 13th
)R HALE—flood , young, fresh qu iet m ilch senger Little, the first o f the in next week.
He has heated it ness we are bothered with noth­
Vocal
Duett
-The
Misses
Eat-
order
for
neat,
attractive
and
day of June, A. D., 1912.
F cow ; Empire cream separator, also a good make in town.
for macadam £100; for curb $(i0.
with a hot air furnace.
ing stronger either on our brain on. Independence school.
young well broke borsu und 3} H ludchakei
j inexpensive stationery for sum-
CHAS. GR E G O R Y,
All that certain tract of land owned
Wagon. Phone 4x15.
ti
or
in
our
stomach.
Auditor and Police Judge,
by
J.
M.
Dougan
and
M.
A.
Dougau
Presentation o f diplomas—L. mer use. vacation etc. We will
Mr. and Mrs. R. Q. Craven ar­
Mrs. Iva Gardner and son, who
(Seal) .
of Dallas, Oregon.
emboss any monogram o f two and described as follows: Lot 1 block
from Los Angeles last have been spending the winter
Mrs. Margaret V. Hayter, of R. Alderman.
oat and vet' -li hay for sale by if G rived
Levens’ Lacreole Homestead Addi­
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B VLED
Cam pbell, Dalla*
initials on first page o f one quire 3,
Thursday evening for a visit in Sheridan, have been spending Dallas, was Tuesday at the
Music—Band,
tion to Dallas, Oregou; for macadam
3—Base ball game between (24 sheets) o f Highland quality $130: for curb ¿20.
with their four sons in this city a few days with relatives here, grand lodge session o f the East-
AMMOTH black berry plants for sale
All that certain tract of land owned Notice of Sale o f Real Property.
Joe, Hood, Rea, Ches, and Forest while enroute to their «home at ern Star in Portland elected i Sheridan and Dallas for cham- White Linen Finish paper and
P. H olm an, IU3. O rchard avenue.
Eva Teal and described as follows:
grand worthy matron o f the or- pionship o f high'schools o f Polk 24 envelopes to match put up in by
at Kickreall.
Clarkson, Wash.
Lot 8 block 1, Levens’ Third Addition
NDER a u th ority o f an ord er o f sale granted
der
for
the
ensuing
year,
an
hon-1
and
Yamhill
counties.
!
attractive
boxes
for
60
cents,
to Dallas, Oregon; for macadam $288; U by the cou n ty cou rt of the com ity o f
a good 3-Inch M itchell w agon and a
All repairing neatly and sub­
The S. F. C. & W. R. R. has
I have
light harness for sale —W V R ow ell, Rick
for curb $57 60.
Marion o f the state of O regon and dated
If
real), Ore.
stantially done on
watches, brought suit in the circuit court or she was fully entitled to by
All that certain tract of land owned the 17th day o f May 1911, a u th orizin g
and d irectin g me, the undersigned, km e x e c u ­
clocks and and jewelry by K. W. against the nine Salem property her long and enthusiastic work
hy Minnie »Morris and described as fol­ tor o f the last w ill and testam ent ol Julia F.
for
the
order,
and
a
position
she
lows: Lot 4 block 2, Leyens’ Third Harrit t, deceased, to sell all oi the real estate
C O R SALE—Throe nice Bronx hens and a goh
Bennett at the Sheperd jewelry owners who objected the raise in
E 1er.—J. M. Briggs, P h one 13x3.
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Addition to Dallas, Oregon; for macad­ belon g in g to said estate, and situ s ted in P.ilic
store, Main street, to which sat­ grade on Union street for the ap­ will fill with credit.
County, O regon. I w ill sell at private sale the
am $100; for; curb $20.
follow in g described real property, to w it :
isfied
customers
attest.
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proach o f a new bridge.
B eginn ing at the N. k. corn er o f section 16 in
All that certain tract of land own„-d
N account o f clo sin g out ntj stock, I havt
Run
Over
by
Log.
t 7 s. r :i w, Polk C ounty O regon, th en ce south
0
som e 20 cow s
bo
H.
M.
Lawrence
and
described
a«
J.
S.
Macomber
has
a
Bartlett
If you have money to loan we
alon g Niiid section line 10 c h a in s : thence west
som e iresh and (h r rest soon to freshen. In
Just
after
going
to
press
Thurs­
follows: Lots 5 and (» block 2, Levens’ 5).'» ch a in s ; thence south 24 degrees 15 in in. east
tf
qu ire ol J. M. B iiggs.
pear tree that is quite a curiosity, will find you a borrower; if you day an Airlie friend phoned the!
“ Never mind what size the customer wears,
Third Addition to Dallas, Oregon; for 45 14 ch a in s ; th en ce west 32.7V c h a in s ; th en ce
north 23 degrees 40 m ill, west 3,91 ch ain s thence
owing to the fact that it has late­ want to borrow money we can Itemizer o f the sudden death of
macadam $200; for curb $40.
north 11 degrees east 2.03 chains, thence n orth
sell him wrhat he ought to wear.”
ood tw o seated overed surrey. ly began blossoming, and now
All that certain tract of land owned 13 degrees, east 2.03 • hains, th ence north 30 d e ­
find you a lender. Plenty o f mon­ Harvey Oleman at Simpson’s log-! •
F JR W III HALE—G
sell c h e a p .-K w in g Bros Polk Station.
by C. II Hoag and described as follows: grees 30 min. west 12.52 ch ain s to the center
Ph one 15 8 M No. 1.
lias on its limbs good sized pears ey on improved farm property.
That’s the WALK-OVER method and we
ig camp in the Luckiamute.
Lots 7 and 8 block 2, Levens’ Third Ad of the cou n ty road : th ence north 1.35 ch a in s ;
th en ce north 72 deg tees, 24 m in. east3.'».H4 ch a in «
and blossoms intermixed.
BROWN & SIBLEY.
l 'R I \ 1NG horse for sale. Inquire o f C rider’s
dition to Dallas, Oregon ; for macadam to the place o f begin n in g, con ta in in g 175.4
hile working in the logs a large
always
try
to
carry
it
out.
1 store.
tf
acres o f land, m ore or less.
$196;
for
curb
$39.20.
For sale my first class home
Mr. Eaton, the photographer, log got away from those hand­
Also;
All that certain tract of land owned
However, if you insist on something that
B eginn ing at the north east corn er o f the
in Kickreall.
One acre of has moved to the mountains east ling it. and passed entirely over
C O R SALK—One 5-horse pow er steam engine
by K. J. Stouffer and described as fol­ a b ove describ ed la n d : running th en ce w jst
I been n sed a bout 12 m onths, p ractically as ground, fine barn, water piped
lows: Beginning 48 feet east of the 14.87 ch a in s ; th en ce sou th 7.6 c h a in s ; them e
o f Eugene, and the room at the Mr. Olen’s body, killing him in­
g o o d as new
935 takes it.—Dallas Meat Co. tf
doesn’t fit you, we’ll sell it to you -politely,
southwest corner of lot 7 block 1, Lev­ east 15.21 ch a in s ; th en ce south 11.99 ch a in s;
to modern 10-room house, with corner o f Main and Oak is now stantaneously. He was a resi - ' $
thence east 20 ch ain s; thence south 20 eh a i m :
ens’ Third Addition to Dallas, Oregon ; th en ce east 17-50 c h a in s ; thence north 15-68
but regretfully.
all kinds o f fruit and berries. occupied by George Hinshaw dent o f Hoskins and only a boy *
thence north 100 feet : thence east 48 ch a in s ; thence east 3.76 c h a in s ; th ence n o r th ­
W AN T E D
in years, but leaves many friends
See L. C. Koser, at the place for with his second hand store.
But to get your full money’s worth you
feet; thence south 100 feet, thence west w esterly follow in g the center lin e of the
cou n ty road to the plar*; o f beginning, c o n ­
to mourn his sudden death.
a bargain.
J27
48 feet to place of beginning;
for ta in in g 117.3 acres o f land m ore or lea*. All
r A S T E P Some stoek for an extra good pas
I
*
ought
to
buy
W
ALK-OVER
shoes
fitted
the
Fruit
Inspector
Parker
was
a
macadam
$96;
for
curb
$19
20.
the a b ov e property bein g situated in Polk
U lure. Phone 4x15—Wes E lliott. JrJO
I want to buy about 40 acres caller yesterday and says that
All that certain tract of land owned C ou nty. Oregon.
Gordon-Buchanan.
The sale w ill l>e m ade on and after the first
W ALK-OVER way.
o f land, part in cultivation. now is the time to spray for
by Florence Grant and described as fol­ day o f July, 1912. Terms cash or part cred it
William J. Gordon, of Port­
VL’ AN TK D - -A m iddle aged lady to d o general
lows : Beginning at the southwest cor­ w ith g ood security.
Don’ t care much about improve­
codim moth. The formula to be
house« rork for fam ily o f three.—Ed.
Dated this 27th day o f May, 1912.
ner of lot 7 block 1, Levens’ Third A d­
ments, must be at a bargain. No used is two pounds o f arsenate land, and Adda B. Buchanan
Clarke. K ickreall
tf
jo h n w h a k r it t .
dition to Dallas, Oregon; thence north
were united in marriage on Sat­
E x ecu tor o f the last w ill and tes­
real estate agents need apply.
102 feet; thence east 48 feet; thence
tam ent of J u lia F. H arritt. deceased.
o f lead to fifty gallons o f water. urday. June 8th, at the M. E.
Fred W. Brown, Dallas, Ur.,
south 101 2 3 feet; thence west 48 feet
\JL‘ ANTED— I pav 12centa for prln
veal. J
Phone 513
MRS. J. C. G AYNOR, Proprietor
V* M. Briggs, plum e 14x3. Dallas
tf
Cen. Del.
to place of beginning; for macadam $96;
The annual musical recital o f parsonage by Rev. I). Lester
Fields.
They
left
on
that
after­
for curb $19.20.
Ross W. Elkins, a former Dal­ Professor’s Caldwell’ s class was
All that certain tract of land owned
noon’s tr;iin for the metropolis,
given
at
the
Evangelical
church
las
boy,
but
who
is
now
employ­
FOR RENT
by Trustees Catholic Church and de­
ed by the Sherman Clay com­ Tuesday evening. Every num­ which will be their future home.
scribed as follows: Begin ii iifg at the
\TOTICE is h ereby g iven that by virtu e o f an
southeast corner of lot 7 block 1. Lev­
pany in I’ortland, was married ber on the program was excep­
execu tion and ord er o f sale duly issutgl out
ARM for rent l| m lle a o f Dallas, full partimi
Died
at
Elgin.
ens’
Third
Addition
to
Dallas,
O
egon;
o
f the c ircu it cou rt o f the state o f O regon for
F
I m m ft rat letter. Mrs. Lee, 9f
918 E.
" ~
T a ylor St.. in that
city yesterday to Miss tionally good and a large crowd
th e cou n ty o f M ultnomah, on the 3rd day o f
P ortlan d. Ore.
tf
thence
north
101
1-2
feet;
thence
west
Joseph Harris, father o f J. K.
April, 1912. and w h ich ju dgem en t was enrolled
Edith Elkington, Portland, where attended.
48 teet; thence
south 101 1-2 feet; and docketed in t he OffiCO o f t h i clerk o f M id
P. Harris, o f Independence, pass­
L'OR RENT—T w o furnish ed light h o u se keep
they will continue to reside.
thence east 4« feet to place of begin­ cou rt on the 23rd day o f April, 1912, hi a certain
Dr.
Bollman
yesterday
set
a
• ing room s w ith use o f bath at 796 *evens
V I A
T H E
ed at Elgin on June 4th of Bright’s
ning; for macadam $96; for curb $19.20 '»nii then pen d in g in M id c ou rt, w herein tJol-
lection Agency R egistrar was plaintiff, recov­
Frank Roth and party were fractured jaw for G. B. Hurst, disease gfter an illness o f three
All that certain tract of land owned ered Judgem ent and decree against Ernest
callers Friday afternoon, they that was received in an altera­ months. Mr. Harris was born
by S. L. Burk and described as follows; Wells and C. K. Irelan d, and by w hich e x e cu ­
INC secured a fine Jersey hull my terms
Beginning at the northwest corner of tion and ord er o f sale, 1 am com m anded to
having come up from Amity to tion with Fred Auer on the Tom in 1821. coming to Oregon in
W Kl
sell the real i»roper*y in said execu tion and
lot 2 block 9, Original Town of Dallas, h ereinafter d escrib ed, to sutisfv p la in tiff's
Dairy
see how our street oiling was Caufield place. The men got in­ 1861, and leaves four children to
Season Tickets on
3-Day Tickets on Oregon;
thence east 73 feet: thence ju d gem en t herin to -w it: The sum o f $1000,
progressing. They were rather to a row about something, and mourn his demise.
south 150 feet; thence west 73 feet; w ith interest th ereon at tha rate ol h per «-ent
Sale June 1st
Sale Saturday
per ann um from the 30tli day o f July, 1909, and
disappointed to find we had not the blow causing the fracture
th nee north 150 feet to place of begin­ the flirt her sum o f $125 attorn ey's flee, and the
LOST
furth sum of $19.50 costs and disbursem ents, or
ning; for macadam $10
and Sunday to
commenced vet.
was the result, so it is alleged.
so m uch th ereof as the said proceeds o f said
DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal­
las and their Friends.
N E W TO-DAY
Currants for Sale.
M
The Walk-Over Way
f
DALLAS SHOE STORE
Sheriff’s Sale.
N o w for t h e S e a s h o r e
hag co n ta in in g gold w atch > -halt)
L OST—Hand
and han dkerchief. Return to this office
120
and receive reward.
Hop Contracts.
The pipe break at the Whiteak-
A most regretable accident oc­
C. W. Beckett to F. Rosen-
er well has been repaired, prov­ curred at Sam Ray’s yesterday wald & Co.
ing a much easier job than was afternoon. Miss Ruth Boyd,
A. Whitney and H. Mills to
The casing is now who was visiting there, started Bugo V. Leavi.
OTICE is hereby given that all Polk < ountv anticipated.
N
w arrants
endorsed " W O l being removed,
■ P presented and
when the well to mow some vetch, but being
puM for waiit o f fu n d s" w ill !*• paid unon pre
Hanna Bros, to Hugo V. Loevi.
will be cleaned, the casing re­ unfamiliar with the scythe’* ac­
aen iatlon at m yoffiee, No interast w ill I m * al
♦
low cd after d a l« o f thls notice.
turned
and
drilling
recommenced
tion gave it up to Veima Ray,
Daied at luv office lu Dallas, O regon, thls
Commissioners.
4th day o f June, 191*2.
ih a few days.
who in trying to use it, cut Miss
TR AC Y HTAATM
Resignation o f W. F. Schaad
County Treasurer.
Dr. E. V. Hoover, charged Boyd across the calf o f the leg,
Jean
with selling deer meat in viola­ making a very ugly and to the as supervisor o f road district 1
tion o f the Oregon game law, bone wound, which required accepted, and Percy Lady ap­
was found guilty by a jury in many stitches by Drs. Bollman pointed to fill vacancy.
the circuit court here at 3:30 & Staats.
Dallas Wood Yards.
March ....................................Lane o ’clock p. m. on Tuesday. The
Will Howe received a card this
Co. G., 0 . N. G. Dallas.
jury was out about 21-2 hours.
Kopiah coal and wood 16-inch
morning from his mother. Mrs. and 4rfoot wood delivered to any
P olk a .................................... McFall Roseburg Review.
Rebecca Howe, in Portland, an- part o f the city promptly. Tele­
“ The Jewel”
Will sell or trade one 9x10. nouncing the death by accident phone, office 334, residence 663.
Overture _______________.McFall
cylinder traction engine, cab and o f George Rosebnx>k. at Palo Al- W. L. Barber, dealer.
“ The Huntsman”
M a rch ...............
.....K i n s : jacket, two steel tanks, 36 cylin- to. Cal. Mr. Rosebrook was a
der separator, feeder, blower, carpenter and fell from a build-
“ The Centaur”
Marriage Lies
Sacred Potpourri........ Barnhouse bagger and clover hulling attach- ing in some way. He was the
ment, cook house, hay press, 4 husband o f Mrs. Howe’s sister.
Harold Rich and Bertha Foster.
‘Joy to the World”
______________ ..S k a ggs I
chopper, woodsaw, belts etc.. Miss Fannie Greer, a well known
Arthur M. Purvine and Min­
W altzes..
•era o f the Wildwood” - j"
old time girl o f Dallas. He w ai nie R. Schleet.
‘ Flowers
p ......
................ Lawrence
Simon Grindheim and Freda J.
T w o-step
....................
Lawrence W. W. Nickell, McMinnville, Or. about 65 years old and leave)
*‘Sz>li«
Flnfn”
I
J27 some relatives at Toledo.
Grant
‘Sells Floto
Bud Concert Saturday Evening.
T IL L A M O O K
and N EW PO RT BEACHES
8«*aaon fare« from the prinvitwl stations to Newport or TilUtiiook Beaches
area» follow»:
FROM
TO
FARE
TO
PARK
Portland
Newport
$ 6 25 Tillnntook Bene bee
$400
"
Oregon City
6.25
4 70
ss
ta
SI
Bn lem
5.1ft
ss
S
t
S
t
Albany
4 00
7.30
t*
ta
•
Corvallii
3 75
7.10
SR
. «
••
Kngene
5.80
9 00
Si
St
«
Roneburg
12
00
8.7ft
ss
«1
SI
M e«i forti
12 00
17.20
St
S
t
S
I
.Initiant!
12,00
17.75
Ticket» to above point» on »ale daily good all »eaaon, with correaponding
low farea how other poinla. Week end ticketa are aiao on sale from varioua
eoo
Volata.
S U N D A Y E X C U R S IO N T R A IN O N T H E C A E . R . R.
Ideare» Albany at 7 :30 a. m.. Corvallis 8 a. in. and connects with the 8. P.
traina IS, 14 and 28 from all point» aouth.
Call on our neare»t Agent for “ Vacation Paya in Oregon,” a beautifully
illustrated bulk let describing varioua outing resort», or write to.
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger A gf. Portland, Oregon.
Attend the B. P. O. E. Elks Convention, Portland. Jnly 8-13
Loir Farea to all poiuta Fast June to September.
All that certain tract of I nd owned
sale w ill pay o f the sam e together w ith a ccru ­
by B. 11. McCallon and 0 , L. Crider ing costs and expenses upon said ex ecu tion .
and described as follows: Beginning Now, therefore, I w ill on
j 90 feet west of the southeast corner of
Saturday, June 22, 1912,
lot 1 block 9, Original Town of Dallas, at the h our o f 1 o ’clock p. m .. o f said day. at
| Oregon ; thence south 15 feet; thence the west d o o c of the cou rt house in Dallas,
'west 110 fuet; thence north 15 teet: Polk cou n ty , O regon, sell at p u b lic a u ction to
the highest bidder, for cash In h in d on day of
i thence east 110 feet to place of begin­ sale, all the right, title, interest ami estate
w h ich defendants, Ernest W ells and C. K. Ire­
ning; for macadam $9.
All that certain tract of land owned land. or eith er o f them , o r all person« cla im in g
under said defendan ts o r eith er o f them , had
by J. L. Brown and described as fol­ in or to said m ortgaged prem ises prior to the
lows: Beginning at the southwest cor­ 23rd day o f April, 1912, and ev err part an d par­
ner of lot 7 block 9, Original Town of cel t h e r e o f:
B eginn ing at the south w ist c o m e i o f s ection
Dallas. Oregon; thence north 135 feet; 31. tow n sh ip 3 south, range 4 west o f the W il­
thence east 30 feet: thence south 135 lam ette m e n .la .; and ru u n in g thence north
feet; thence west 30 feet to place of be­ 18.78 ch a in s to the northw est corn er o f the d o ­
n ation land cla im o f Jordan M. Fisk : th en ce
ginning; for macadam $81.
north 89 degree-
27 m inutes, east « ’».ol
I All that certain tract of land owned ch a in s to the north west corn er o f land h ere­
; by O. K. Williams and Mary E. Wil- j tofore deeded to J. H M ulkey; th ence south
59.08 c h a in s : then.-e west 28 08 c h a in s ; th - m e
I liams and described a* follows :|iLot tf! north 40 c h a in s ; th en ce west 34.25 ch a in s to the
; block 10, Original Town ot Dallas. Ore - 1 place *»f begin n in g, and con ta in in g 2*2 acres,
m ore or Irss. all in the c o u n ty o f P olk and
; g<>n ; for macadam $90.
state o f Oregon.
All that certain tract of land owned 1 Said sale taring m ade subject to redem ption
by 8. L. and J. C, Shultz and described In the m anner p rovid ed By law.
Dated th is 18th day o f May, 1912.
*a follow«: Beginning at the northeast
J M. GRANT,
«•orner of lot 3, block 10. Original Town
Sheriff o f P olk Countv. O regoo.
. of Dallas. Oregon; thence south 150
feet; thence wewt 66 2-3 feet ; thence
north 150 feet thence east 66 2 3 fe^t to
place of beginning: for macadam $90.
Wanted.
All that certain tract ot land owned
300 acres o f Logan berry land.
by J. R. Craven and Jasper Craven and
described a*« follows: Beginning at th. Must bo in one body and on rail­
northwest corner of lot 2, block 10, Or­ road.
Price must be right.
iginal Town of Dallas, Oregon ; thence |
Itemizer Realty Concern.