CHILDREN’S CONTEST.
Mr. Carlson bought a fine driving
Dallas Men Get Patents.
INDEPENDENCE.
horse last week.
Notwithstanding
the determi
Our C hristm as tree entertainm ent
C. Moore and children, Ramo Mildred W ilson..................... 5 0 ........... 50 nation of certain officials of the
will be on Tuesday evening, the 24th of na Mrs.
and Dan, visited relatives in P o rt Ruth Miller ...................... 5 0 ............ 50 Interior department to prevent
December. Mrs. Ferguson has charge
Alma M itchell........................2 5 ..............25
land over Sunday.
the patenting of any more lands
of the program Everybody invited.
M ild r e d W ils o n .
Mrs. Reddicopp, of Polk S tation, is
on the
Siletz . reservation,
the
Mr.
and
0
.
E.
Sm
ith
spent
Sunday
'
.
„
„
,
! visiting a t the home of her parents, w i t h the la tte r’» parents near Falls Hawley
act has finally become
WEST SALEM.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H artm an.
City.
¡operative to a limited extent,
Wm Fredrickson ha» moved in (i.
Jesse W hiteaker, of Albany, visited
W. Grooms and son. A rthur, trans- and patents have been issued to
S to ler’s »mall house.
a t the home of her m other, Mrs. Nan
a c t e d business in Dallas Saturday.
the following homestead entry-
Mr. and Mr». T. P. *oules and Mr. W hiteaker last week.
This is the place to
W. L. Barber went to Buell Sunday men. John D. Murphy, Jacob L.
and Mrs. Blank and family, of Wood-
C. W. Butler transacted business in
to visit his daughter, Mrs. W. B. Whit- Condron, George R. Lowe, Lew
buy 5, 10, 15 and 25c
•♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •» ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ » » a
Francis K eyt, Joseph McKee and Joe burn, attended the funeral of Mrs. Airlie last week.
tington.
is Jones, Richard Paul, Welling
Jennings went to McMinnville Tuesday Brannon Wednesday.
goods. Some of our
Mrs. W. W, Percival and Mrs. J.
; R. L. CHAPMAN....
to have some dental work done,
Wm. Ellis, of Falls City, spent F ri ton Wright, Arthur R. Lawton,
Mr. John Simon was a Portland visit F ry er were Salem visitors Thursday.
prices: Childrens mugs
day in Dallas.
I FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Wm. I. Weils, William Schroe-
Mrs. J , W. Wilson has been quite or Monday.
Mrs. Al. W hitney visited in Salem
5 and l<>c; childrens
and
sick for several days.
der,
George
C.
Whitehorn,
Peter
There
was
a
surprise
p
a
rty
given
in
Mrs. I. L. Granville left Saturday for one day last week.
EMBALMER
j - l i
h o n o r of Clarence R. Brown s 22nd A.
cups and saucers at
Finseth, Frank L. Priest,
Carl Morrison spent a few days of Portland for a stay until Monday, then
; O F F I C E : Chapel and Parlor». N. M ain ,t.
Mrs. Geo G raves entertained the la- birthday.
Those present were, Mr.
last week a t the home of his uncle, J . go to Seattle, where she will sta rt for
10 and 15c. Cups and
D A L L A S . OKEOON:
Mrs. Geo. Skiff, Mr. and Mrs. E. Niels Anderson, Dennis Cusack,
her home in Buffalo, N. Y. She ha» dies of the Presby-trian Need let ra ft
Morrison, on upper S alt Creek.
B<Uli Phones ii H j
a
t
her
home
W
ednesday
afternoon.
|
0
Barham,
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Hutch- Wm. F. Allen, Chester V. Hare
saucers make fine pres
been visiting with her cousin, Mr». J.
< - Calls Prom ptly Answered Day or Night
T. H unt here.
W. G. F arm er has sold his cafe and ins, Mr. and Mrs. ( has. R. Bennett, and Sign Hanson.
ents. Look over our
< *
PEEDEE.
1). Fowler, of Ernest and Bessie Hoisington, Miss De
The entries of Christopher J.
L ester Brannon left Monday for P o rt confectionery atore to E.
I E tta Colwell, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bar- Franklin, Lee Smith and Eva C.
stock,
from 10c up.
Salem.
land, w here he works on the stre e t car.
,
ham The evening was spent in gam es
Mr». Dena F reer haa a new sewing
Smith are now awaiting reports
J . H. Johnson left Sunday ror . * and refreshm ents were served,
Christmas cards, fine
Correspondents’ Contest.
m achine.
m onths visit a t hi* form er home in |
from the special agents sent to
ones for lc; extra good
Beginning Decem ber 1 the Item izer be
Jam es Hubbard returned to his bus-
MONMOUTH NO. 2.
Buahnell, Illinois,
examine them, and the entries
T here is going to be a C hristm as tree
, ¡ness in Raymond, W n., Monday.
gan a four m onths correspondents’ con
ones, 3 for 5c. A fine
a t Pedee w ith a fine program , aa the
------
! Mrs. Ellen Robertson has retu rn ed
'
of
Wm.
A.
May
and
C.
F.
Smith
test on the sam e lines as heretofore, ex Cherry Drove school is going to take
Prof. A rthur L. Peck, a landscape to Portland a fte r a visit a t the home of
1 1 Barham ia building a house on are held up awaiting reports
silk
tie for men 25c.
his lot in City View Addition.
cept the prizes will be in cash, instead ! part.
architect of the 0 . A. C., was in Mon-1 Mr. and Mrs. O. A, K ram er,
Peanuts,
a full quart
from
the
register
and
receiver
of
of other articles, th a t m ethod seeming
Mrs. Scott went to Monmouth Fri
A surprise p a rty was given for Gor- mouth
,
, Friday
, - and S „ aturday and . .. made
■ i 1 Mr. and Mrs. Claud H ubbard, of
the Portland land office. In
for 5c. Good heavy
to suit best all concerned. The most don Powell Saturday night. All had a p l a n a for l a y i n g out and beautifying p t , d vi„ited , t the home of his day.
structions have been sent out di
the grounds of f the norm al and high parents
‘
hose for children, 2
regular and most newsy correspondent ffne time,
last week.
H erbert Hansen, of Salem, was in
school buildings.
recting these officials to hasten
Dallas
Sunday.
during th a t tim e will receive $10, the
Mrs. Will Bush got a fine pair of To-
Mr». J. I). H iltibrand, of L uckiam ute,
pair
for 25c.
Ladies
their reports, and as soon as
\V. L. A rant, principal of the N ew visited relatives in this city this week.
second $5, tiie third $2.50 and the next ; louse geese o f Mrs. R itt K erber.
Bob Victor spent Friday in Salem.
handkerchief,
we
have
berg high school, came Friday and vis
they
are
received
the
fate
of
two $1 each. The contest will close
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Maxfield and ited a t home, re turning .Sunday a fte r
Mrs. Carl Percival returned Tuesday
L
ittle
Veda
Parks
is
home
from
some
dandy
ones,
5
these
five
entrymen
will
be
de
March 30 and be im m ediately follow two children visited Mr. and Mrs. Jesse noon.
from a weeks visit in Portland.
*
Sheridan.
termined.
and
10c.
Tne
swellest
ed by another of four m onths duration Yost Saturday night and Sunday. L'n-
L uther Grounds is still confined t o , Mrs. O. D. B utler visited relativ es in
cle Will Bush also visited them .
Seventeen of the Siletz entries
Mrs. Springsteen w ent to Portland
om m encing on th a t date.
line of wall-pockets in
his bed, suffering from an atta ck of Portland last week.
Sunday.
coming within the scope of the
Miss F.va Womer, who is teaching paralytic rheum atism .
the
County, only 20c.
school a t McTImmonds Valley, visited
Miss Christie Black is now making Hawley law have been held for
Several carloads of brick have a r
SM1THFIELD.
her parents here Saturday night.
Barretts,
side combs
her
home
in
McMinnville.
cancellation.—Oregonian.
rived for the new $50,000 dorm itory for
ZENA-SPRING VALLEY.
Burbank Bros, have bought Mr Wil the norm al school and all the used in
and back combs, your
Chas. Springsteen was a Salem caller
Jim
Meyer
visited
friends
between
d e r’s lease to the Y ost farm and have th a t strte tu re will be furnished by the
Sunday.
choice 15c. Christmas
SUNDAY SCHOOL BAZAAR
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. S tratto n , Mr H. moved there and gone to farm ing,
sta te penitentary and m ade by the trains last Saturday,
Mona Simpson, of Salem, was in Dal
W. Cooley and Howard Zinser are in
Candy Headquarters.
Frank Q uiring’s brother from Ne
Hogs got into Will B ush’s potato Oregon convicts.
las Saturday.
Corvallis this week taking the short patch and destroyed the whole patch of
Q. A. Rockwell passed a w orthless braska is visiting him. lie expects to
We will make schools,
course.
The Methodist Sunday school
Miss McKee, of Salem, spent Sunday
125 b u B h e l s . He would like for the check for $50 a t the F irst N ationalj ^
la,’d. near. ^m ithtield for specula-
churches
and those
in
Dallas.
bazaar held at Guy Bros, hard
The Cadies’ Missionary society of the ow ner of the hogs to pay for the pota bank here and left for Idaho, w here he ! t,on- and ma>’ locate here la te r'
M ethodist church rendered an in te rest toes a s it is ag ain st the law for hogs to was located by Sheriff G ra n t and plac
ware store on December 7, was
The news of final recount and the
buying
quantities,
a 10
Tom
(ileason,
of
Salem,
was
in
town
reduction on our
ing program a t the church Sunday un run a t large.
ed in tne county jail a t Dallas aw aiting definite election of F . E. Meyer to the Suday.
a jireat success clearing $95.
regular
price.
See
us al
der the leadership of the president, .Vlra.
trial.
.
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...
Come in and see
assessor’s office was anxiously aw aited
Bernice Powell will go to Salem thiB
Mrs.
F.
H.
Morrison,
the
super
E. C. Higgins.
Mr and Mrs. G. M uscott spent one
>u can buy on our lc table, 5c table, 10c table,
week to clerk in a store through the
what you
During the dam p w eath er the stu-1 by his many friends in this vicinity and
last week with the la tte r’s sister a t intendent, provided the enthusi
The school rally for the Zena and Lin holidays.
dents of the training and high schools w ith few exceptions all join in hearty day
15c table,
Monmouth.
e, 20c table and 25c table.
Bring the little
asm and directed the work, and
coln neighborhood was held in the Ze
have engaged in playing association i congratulations.
folks
in
and let them look over the many pretty
na achotu house Saturday afternoon
football.
Sheriff G rant was a Falls City visitor to her is due the credit for its
I
t
was
with
reluctance
th
a
t
the
farm
BUENA
VISTA.
and much in te rest was manifested.
one day last week.
success, but we wish to express
things that Santa left here. FIDLER’S, the Plain
Monmouth is a neglected victim with ers m aintained a firm grip on th eir plow
Supt. H. C. Seymour and Supervisor
handles during court, which is usually
our
thanks to those who contrib
a
deep
coating
of
mud
in
all
its
princi
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lowe
will
occupy
the
Price Store, South Main.
:
:
;
H . H. Parsons, of Dallus were present.
considered a vacation for us and per Crider home on Main stre et.
A. J. Richardson was a business visit pal streets.
uted in any way to its final con-
m itted so by the w eather man, b u t we
A num ber of young people from here or to Portland last week.
W alter Sellers and wife spent Satur-1 sumation. We had on sale at
Saturday evening the Monmouth hold no anim osity toward him for we
attend the singing school a t liethe) on
Mrs. Mary Bevens is visiting her sis Concert band will give a concert and need good w e ath e r more than vacation. day and Sunday with his parents a t sometime during the day, needle
Friday nights.
ter, Mrs. Sarah Collins, in Dallas and basket social.
Oakdale.
work, poultry, cabbage, potatoes,
Many of us attended J. W. Allen’s
Alm ira Rebekah Lodge, No. 26
having some dental work done while
TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION.
Bert M atthews is section boss in the apples, saur kraut, home-made
•
The women in Monmouth will first sale in Oak Grove this w eek.
there.
M eets on the F irst and T hird W e d n e sd ay
Blue
mountains.
exercise
their
rig
h
ts
of
the
recent
OAK GROVE.
candy and baking, home-dressed
F. C. Meyer and family spent Sunday
of each m onth in the Odd Fellows Hall.
Ed. P ra th er and C. Fiske returned franchise a t the city election..
dolls, beets, carrots, and cream,
in Dallas.
Notice is hereby given th a t the county
from Portland Sunday a fte r a short
A l t a S a v a g e , N o b le G r a n d
R
u
t
h
M
ille
r
.
The work on the new g irls’ dorm itory
school
superintendent
of
Polk
county
Verda Williamson has been visiting business trip.
a
good
variety
to
select
from.
O ra C ohpkr , S e c r e t a r y
Tilman T ren t is home from Me Minn-
Mrs. L. J. Chapin and Elaine visited
for the Norm al is progressing rapidly viile on a visit.
will
hold
the
regular
exam
ination
for
relatives in Salem.
The following articles, left applicants for state papers at the county
The DeHaven farm , w est of town, and the brick walls are being Duilt.
her mother, Mrs. Henry M uscott Sr.,
Finley E dgar and wife spent Sunday was sold this week.
from the bazaar, may be -found court house in Dallas, Oregon, aa fol
Lloyd Mallicoat visited a t the home the last of the week.
A school m eeting was held Saturday
a t his fa th e r’s, J. W. E d g ar’s.
Mistletoe Circle, No. 23,
millinery lows :
T. D. McClain has returned from a in the C entral school building and an of H. C. F a rm er last Sunday.
Rev. Hornshoe is back from Californ at Miss McCallon’s
Commencing W ednesday, Dec, 18th,
W arren Allen and wife spent Sunday three weeks visit to his sisters in P o rt annual tax of 5 mills was voted for
Women of Woodcraft
ia and will hold a series of m eetings at store: One topsy-turvey doll, 1
John
Hubbard,
from
Yamhill
county,
9 o’clock a. in. and continuing
land.
a t J. E. Allens.
the Mission.
school purposes.
corset cover, 1 ladies waist, 2 at
M eets on the Second and F ourth W ednea
is visiting S. T. Smith.
until Saturday, Dec. 21st a t 4 p. in
Sam Coates was a Rickreall visitor
days of each m onth a t the W oodman H all.
Born, Monday, Dec., 9, to Mr. and
W. P. Miller holds the record for misses waists, 1 little white ap
Wednesday forenoon—W riting, Unit
The Sophomore and Junior classes of
Mouday,
Mrs. H arry Neal, of Suver, a girl.
E m m a J o s t , G uardian Neighbor
fa st traveling, he having walked from ron, 1 gingham apron, 1 small ed States history, phvsiology.
the high school held a p a rty a t the
Independence to Dallas in two hours.
S a d ie L y n n , C l e r k
Wednesday afternoon—Physical ge
AIRUE.
Born, to Mr, and Mrs. C hester Mc home of Miss Ruth Murdock Thursday
guest towell.
J. E. Allen and family are moving to
evening.
ography,
reading,
composition,
m
ethod
f
Portland. They have sold th eir farm . Clain, Sunday, Dec., 8, a boy.
The Sunday school board de in reading, m ethods in Arithm etic.
Rev. W eber, of Hillsboro, was in
eptii
A trained nurse came up from P o rt
cided to make this an annual af Thursday forenoon—A rithm etic, his
A. V. Olliver took in the poultry
D. N. T urner is having a serious tim e Dallas Saturday.
Dallas Assembly, No. 46
evening : »y
by the m em bers ¿of the C hrist w ith the lumbago.
show a t Albany last week, and carried land Saturday to w ait on Mr. Black.
Rev. D. L. Fields w ent to Salem fair with with us, so you may tory of education, psychology, m etho Is
United Artisans
ian church to their new pastor. Rev. J.
away first prize with his pen of Buff
Monday.
confidently expect to see our an i:i geography.
The basket social given S aturday eve M. O rrick.
I. VI. Simpson and wife are tak in g in
Leghorn chickens.
Meet« F ir s t and T h ird M onday Evening« of
T hursday afternoon—Gram mar, ge
ning by the high school girls was well
fa rm e rs’ week a t Corvallis.
Frank Brown, of Portland, attended nouncement at the proper season ography, American literature, physics, each m onth in W ooduian H all. V isiting
Mr. Bennett, w est of Monmouth, has
We have ju st received word of the attended and enjoyed by all. The pro
methods in language, thesis for pri m embers cordially invited.
Mrs. Roy Byerley is spending a fo rt the funeral of his father, Henry Brown. next year.
death of Mrs. Lucy Lumsden, formerly ceeds for the evening were $41.50.
not sold his farm as was recently given
We wish to express our thanks mary certificate.
night with her niece, Mrs. Nannie Goy-
Evan Evans returned from Europe
out.
of Oak Grove, but for several years a
Mrs. J. E. M iller . M aster A rtisan
Mrs. Mary Nash and, of D allas are
ean, a t Norton.
Sunday evening.
to those who contributed, to Frida forenoon—T heorv and prac
resident of Portland,
W ill is S im onion , Secretary
visiting her parents in Marion county.
The dairy industry in the surround
tice,
orthography,English
literature.
Glen Byerley, who was recently m ar-
Miss E tta W aters, of Falls City, vis those who patronized us, and to
Friday afternoon—School law, botany,
J. R. Loy, being one of the grand- ing country has grown much in the past riea in E astern Oregon, returned with ited In Dallas last week.
those who worked, and especial algebra, eiv’il governm ent.
and it has proved to be a paying busi
jurym en was in Portland last week.
his bride a few days ago.
MONMOUTH NO 1.
Dallas Camp, No. ?09
ness in this section.
ly to the press for their announc- Saturday forenoon—G eom etry, geolo-
Mrs.
Graham,
of
Falls
City,
was
in
John Wells finished d ig g in g 2700 sacks
Woodmen of the World
Frank Hheythe and family have re Dallas Monday.
-V-
ments
D.
LESTER
FIELDS.
Albert
Strong,
who
recently
w
ent
to
of potatoes last w ee-.
Saturday afternoon—G eneral history,
M eets every Tuesday a t W oodman H all,
California, is now in New Orleans, La , turned from the logging cam p and are
Mr. and Mrs. B. Barnell, of Salem,
>y
bookkeeping.
corner of W ashington and Jefferson Streets.
where he is working in a machine shop. now living a t their home near here.
visited a t the home of the la tte r’s par
Monday on business.
Yours respectfulIv,
LETTER LIST.
ents, E W. Strong, of Monmouth hotel
V isiting N eighbors welcomed.
FALLS CITY
Fred R itners have moved into their
The present attendance a t the O re
H. C. SEYMOUR,
Geo Bingham, an attorney of Salem,
Thursday and Friday.
T k acy S t a a t s , Consul C om m ander
beautiful new home in the R itner
gon Normal school is 175.
School
S
uperintendent
of
Polk
County,
was in Dallas Monday.
neighborhood.
Most of the people here who w ere
W . A. A ybks , Clerk
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Robertson drove
Oregon.
On account of the interference of the
The following letters remained
The W. C. T. U. held a social and
to the home of their daughter, Mrs. O. suffering from the epidemic th a t seems principal, the Monmouth high school
D14
Frank Loughary, who has two child
Kelley, near Crowley S .a tio r, Tuesday to be traveling through the country, will have no basket ball team this year. ren a t O A. C , is spending the week business m eeting a t Mrs. Josie G rif uncalled for in the Dallas post-
A. F. & A. M
are rapidly improving.
office Tuesday:
w ith them and attending the fa rm e rs' fins Tuesday.
Mrs. Ja n e Hedgepeth is spending
Jennings Lodge, N i. 9
G. S. 0 . H um bert, a solicitor of the course.
Falls
City
voters
will
soon
have
an
Verd Hill, of Independence, was in
the w inter with her aunt, Mrs. Sophia
T, E. Bonneman,
M eets Second and F ourth Frid ay s of each
opportunity to vote on the question of Eugene bible university, preached a t
H astings.
Willie Toedtem ier and wife are a t Dallas Monday on business.
T. J. Curry.
m onth in Masonic hall on M ain street. Vis-
m aking all highw.-.ya w ithin the city the C hristian church Sunday morning. home to th eir many friends now, they
W. L. A rant was a business visite r limits, city stre ets.
H.
Williams
and
wife,
of
Airlie,
were
Mrs.
Margrite
Engle.
tin.; brethren welcome.
As a result of a com plaint filed by having moved into their new home a
in Dallas .Monday.
from New berg Satvrday.
Miss Effie Easier.
W . L. SoKHKEN, W . M.
One saloon license was granted by the commercial club w ith the railway few days ago.
commission a t Salem, the depot here
D. M. G uthrie visited over Sunday the council last ween to H. Fugitt.
Julia Nixon w ent to Portland Sunday.
L. B. Frey,
W a l t e r 8 . M u ir , - e c r e t a r y
has
been
fully
equipped
w
ith
electric
T.
P.
Bevens
delivered
his
hops
to
(
with his son enroute to Salem. He
J. E. Hersh.
A gentlem an from Albany has bought
Work on the addition to the Metho lights and arrangem ents made by Airlie last week.
says he is getting to feel a t home in the
the Frakes property and has moved his
Wm. Claud Loor.
(list church is progressing rapidly, and which persons are protected from dan
cars.
Rex Womer stru n g up some m ighty fam ily here.
the new m inister, Rev. Prose, shows he gers of the incoming trains.
J.
L. McAllister,
Frank Lucas came up from Portland is a hustler and can g e t in and do a
fine porkers Tuesday.
The Ladies’ Aid have papered and
R. E. Smith,
Dr. J M. Powell and dau g h ter, Cora,
Monday on business and to visit his good days work himself.
carpeted
th
eir
society
room
a
t
the
Gus Lindeman was down from Cor
m other, Mrs. A. \V. Lucas, who is in
of Spokane, are here visiting with Mr
C. G. COAD,
P opu lar Mechanics
poor health.
C. S. King and children visited Dal and >lrs. F. S. Powell and other rela vallis recently and says his son, Laird, M ethodist church.
Postmaster.
is
gettin g along nicely a t O. A. C.
tives.
las
over
Sunday
to
see
his
wife,
who
is
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kolia
nd
Holman
expect
M agazine
Miss Gladys P arker and Miss Flor in the hospital there.
Rex W omer has leased the R. T arter : to move into their new house this week.
** W R ITT EN S O YOU C A N U N D ER STA N D I T "
ence Hill w ent to Salem Saturday.
hop yard and is busy cleaning it up and j
Several visitors have been in Falls
GREAT Continued Story of the
says he wrll have the choicest hops in |
A canned fru it shower was given the City the last few days looking over our
B0WERSVILLE.
Notice To Creditors.
A l m a M it c h e ll
World’s Progress which you
the valley next season.
Chriatian church m inister’s family, town with a view o f m aking it their
Mr. P arker, of Perrydale, was a Dal
may begin reading a t any time, and
They will live in Allen Johnson’s house home.
There has been less grain put in this las visitor Friday.
which will hold your interest forever.
V. I. Simmons w ent to Portland to fall in this locality than lor many a
M O T I C E is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t th e u n d e rs ig n e d
opposite the depot on W arren street.
a p p o in te d a d m in is tr a tr ix o f t h e e s
Mrs. Anna W right was operated on t a t e h o a f s H been
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SOQ PICTURES
The F a lk City lumber company are make his home.
e n ry M. B row n, deceased, by th e c o u n ty
vear. Many farm ers are not even get
At the city prim ary Monday even rushing
Bring them to “ Tamblyn,” |
a t the hospital Tuesday.
c o u rt of Polk c o u n ty . O regon, an 1 h a s q ualified
work on th eir new mill and
200 ARTICLES OP GENERAL INTEREST
Mr. and Mis. Penner, of H erbert. tin g in the se^d lor a hay crop.
ing, the present incum bents were re other im provem ents, and when com
All p e rso n s h a v in g c la im s a g a in s t said e -ita te a r e
Sask., Canada, are visiting Mr. and
E v e re tt Wilson has purchased a house notified to p r e s e n t t h e s a m e to th e u n d e r signed
The “ Shop Not««" DoporUe — t (20 pages)
the
up-to-date shoemak- *
nominated.
Tillman Crook left last week for his from E rnest Hansen.
pleted will have one of the best saw and Mrs. Abe Buhler, near S alt Creek.
gives easy ways to do things — how to make
a t h e r re s id e n c e a t D allas, O regon, w ith th e p r o p
useful articles for home and shop, repairs, etc.
e r v o u c h e rs th e r e fo r , w ith in six m o n th s f r a n th e
mill plants in the state.
old h >me in Tennessee to be gone a
er,
and
have them re-1
Mr. and Mrs. Baker, of Dallas, Mr. couple of months. Johnny Bones is
Miss Elsie and W inifred F o rre tte vis d a te o f t h is notice.
“ Amateur Mechanic«" (10 pages) tells how to
D ated a n d firs t p u b lis h e d D ecem ber. 12. 1912.
There does not seem to be much of a and Mrs. Jacob W arkentine, of Sait running the ranch for him.
make Mission furniture, wireless outfits, boats,
BUELL.
ited a t Mrs. <>pp*s, near Monmouth,
paired
with
quickness ♦
M A R Y E. B R O W N .
engines, magic, and all the things a boy loves.
scram ble tor the post office appoint- ( reek, G erhard and P e ter Diehm, of
Sunday.
A d m in is tr a trix o f th e e s ta te
Robbie Phillips has moved from his
of H e n ry M. B row n, de c ea se d .
and
dispatch.
t
Georpe H illhas moved his donkey -n- men here. There are several good Smithfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Abe.
$1.60 PER YEAR. SINGLE COPIES 16 CERTS
Miss Byrle Lane is a Portland visitor B R O W N A S IB L E Y .
Friesens, of Dallas, visited w ith, Rev. place near Lewisville to Independence,
gin efro m G opher Valley up the creek. men who can acceptibly fill the office.
Ask your newsdealer, or
A tto rn e y s f o r th e e s ta te .
this
week
w
here
he
has
secured
steady
employ
W RITE FOR FREE S AM PLE COPY TODAY
Our city m erchants are busy p rep ar and Mrs. E diger Sunday.
Ray Jones and his young bride passed
m ent in W alker Bros’, hop yard.
Mr. and Mrs H. P. Shriver have r t -
My motto: “Fir»t-Cla*« t
ing for a good holiday trade.
A birthday surprise p a rty was given
through lluell .Sunday.
P O P U L A R M E C H A N IC S CO .
Guy Ray was settin g out quite a few turned from White Salmon where they
REPORT
t he ladies of the M ethodist church in honor of Mrs. A. G. Rempel S a tu r fru it trees * last week.
W ork at Reasonable «
R. R. Jones and Sherd Braley were
have
been
visiting.
S IS W . W ashington S t , CHICADO
Those present were:
will hold their annual bazar in the Tol- day evening.
in Sheridan last week on business.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Diehm
and
family,
Mrs.
R.
D.
Jennings,
of
Gaston,
is
Prices.”
*
J. M. S taats will finish the new resi
lar building this week and no doubt
Miss Anna G arner, John and David dence for Bose Bros, this week They visiting her m other, .Mrs. Shriver.
D. C. W alker was in Dallas Sunday. will net a good sum for the church.
Of the Condition of The D allai City
Quering and Elizabeth and David Kem- bought a portion of the W interstein
Jim Hutchins, of Ridgefield, is a
F. B. Guyer and J. J . Finn have sold
Thomas Howell and wife are soon go- pel. All had a good tim e.
Hand Sewed Soles a
Bank, at Dallas, Oregon,
place, and one of them was m arried to Dallas visitor this week.
their hops but the price la not known. imr to take their usual w inter trip
a Linn county lady the other day.
specialty.
Frank Kaler is visiting in Newport
Steve Braley has moved back to south,
RICKREALL.
Mrs Lawrence G rant, of Lewisville, this week.
In t h e S t a te o f O re g o n , a t t h e c lo s e o f b n s l-
Buell.
j The city council have made some
n e s s, Nov. 26, 1912:
a fte r a spell of sickness, was taken to
j
good
im
provem
ents
in
the
city
the
p
ast
moved in the Mrg-
J . T. W illet has ________
Mra. Talbott, of Portland, is visiting
the Portland hospital the first of the
R E SO U R C E S.
I expect a new Shoe Fin
Frank Laws has beeen very ill with week.
Mrs. Anna t oad.
,fine house to work for K. D. V. Paul. fall and are figuring on still fu rth er
L o a n s a n d d i s c o u n t s ................................ 9196.700 22
' im provem ents th at will be of benefit to congestion of the brain but is reported
O v e r d r a f ts , s e c u r e d a n d u n s e c u r e d .
1.932 27
isher soon and I would
Miss Helen Coffey was home for a j the oeonle. Our little city is going as improving, Dr Bollman in charge.
The public roads around Airlie and
B o n d s a n d w a r r a n t s ................................
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5,000
S to c k s a n d o t h e r s e c u r i t i e s ..................
visit Saturday and Sunday,
Lewisville are in b e tte r condition than
right ahead.
be
glad to get your:
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B
a
n
k
in
g
h
o
u
s
e
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Low Bros, were in town w ith a load they have been for years. J. J. Lev
Butter Must Be W rapped
F u r n i t u r e a n d f i x t u r e s ..........................
1 ¡*10
Mrs. Ross Hills, of L afayette, was
of porkers. They sold all out. Had a ee k knows how to do things and the
patronage.
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th
e
r
r
e
a
l
e
s
ta
t
e
o
w
n
e
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up to visit her old friends.
The deputy dairy and food in D ue fro m a p p r o v e d r e s e r v e b a n k s . » M '7
fine load.
county court should see to it th a t he is
E0LA
c k s a n d o t h e r c a s h i t e m s ..........
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spector visited Dallas recently C C l.c
E sth er Gilie, from South Dakota, is
Horace Jones came up from Portland appointed for another term .
viaiting hia half brother and sister,
and gave the merchants to un a s h o n h a n d ................................................ 2« 683 83
Snnday and will stay until his brother
Shop at 311 Main S t
T
h
at
the
women
intend
to
show
th
at
T o t a l.
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George and Helen Coffey.
Uharles Litchfield, b ro th e r, of Mrs, is better,
they are to be reckoned with in all elec derstand that the law concern-
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L IA B IL IT IE S
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Holman, spent Sunday with the Hoi- j Horace Jones and m other w ent to tions was plainly shown at Mono ¡ng the weight of butter offered
mans. Mr. Litchfield is mail clerk on Dallas Tuesday to see « has. B ratcher, j G range, of Lawiavillc, last Saturday for sale would be strictly enforc C a p i ta l s to c k p a id i n .................................. 9 30.000
PERRYDALE.
S u r p lu s f u n d
..................................................... 6,000
the C. & K, trains to Newport.
| | who was operated on S aturday a t the 1 a t their annual election, when every
fits , less e x p e n s e s a n d
ed. The law is very plain in U n t a d x iv e s id e p d a p i d ro ..................
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officer elected was a sister, many of the
G. F. Litchfield and son, Claude, took Dallas hospital.
I n d i v i d u a l d e p o s its s u b je c t t o c h e e k 190,345 26
that
it
is
a
violation
to
sell
or
of
Fred Jennings has a position in a dinner with the Holmans Sunday.
brothers not gettin g even a complimen
e m a n d c e r t if i c a t e s o f d e p o s i t .................. 630
Jam es Clark ami wife spent Sunday ta ry vote. The following were elected fer for sale butter in a plain T D im
shoe and harness store in McMinnvillle.
e c e r t if i c a t e s o f d e p o s it
90.427 90
Miss Elora Clement had to give up j with his parents, Mr. and Air». W. E. for the ensuing year: Master, Mrs. C. wrapper regardless of weight
He came up Sunday, for a visit with his
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her school on account of sickness, j Clark.
parents.
E. S taats; overseer, Mrs. I. M. Simp It must state 8 ounces. 16 ounces S t a te T o o t f a O l . .. re g o n ,
th ro at and h eart trouble.
Grover Beeler has been quite sick. son; Lecturer, Mrs. J. S. Ullrick; stew-
H. J . E lliott was a business visitor in
Railroad street, lla lla s.
to ard, Mrs. F. Hadley; assistant stew ard, or 32 ounces full weight, and; ¡ ^ T v ^ . ,«>.>« ^tnF
Emil Carlson is settin g out 30 acres He w ent Monday to Independence
H ill
Portland the la tte r p a rt of th e week.
Mr*. F. L aughary; chaplain; Mrs. L. must be printed instead of w n t- > ( h a n k .d o s o le m n ly s w e a r t h a t t h e a b o v e s ta te -
more of hops on the G ilbert and P a t see Dr. Butler ana is b e tte r now
H. G. K eyt and family w ere visitors terson farm.
W. Laughary; treasurer. Mrs. B. F.
He also recommends th a t, Ki'eV.............U ‘
SiTu'“’
A rthur Jones and w ife moved to P o rt Sm ith; secretary, Mrs. ( ’ecil Embree; ten.
ONUMENT
in McMinnvilie Saturday.
(Tisliier.
The Robbins & Co. firm have about ia id W ednesday. He will work for the G. K., Mi»» Lenta Lewi»; P .t Mr». T. each farmer or butter maker S u b s c rib e d a n d s w o r n to b e fo re m e th i* 4th
"L ett We Forget."
Wedding bells will be rin ,'ing here finished their 6000 egg incubator.
d a y o f Dec 1912
J R S IB L E Y
Wells Fargo company,
his
name
printed
on
have
Crook; F., Mr?. R. A. H astings; C.
N o t a r y Public.
this week.
wrapper
at
the
same
the
Mr».
E.
W.
S
ta
a
ts;
L.
A.
S.,
Mamie
[
s
i
a
l
]
Mrs. P e ter Cook w ent to Indepen
H. D. Landon is clearing the right of
Mrs. Ralph Adams and children, of way for a road for Horst Bros, across dence Saturday to visit her daughter.
A tw ater; organiat. H attie W illiams; time
the weight is printed.
C o r r e c t —At te s t
Dallas. hs'»e lieen Mting Mr and Mis. the G ilbert and Patterson place. He
L, Bessie H arrington; C, Elithe Laugh- The butter maker is subject to a
B H M cC A L LO N .
The
new
store
has
opened
for
busi
Geo. Woods recently.
F J CRAVEN.
will build three bridges also on the ness, Mr. Begun proprietor.
D ire c to rs .
of’the V iat.rs'from th .’sta te ' grange’s»* fine for offering short Weight or
nlsi'e.
The
Horst
company
will
also
For particulars, address or call on
R obert W alker and w ife were in Dal
sist
with
the
installation
on
the
first
plain
wrapper
butter
as
well
as
Vern
Fox
and
wife
w
ere
in
Dallas
build
a
warehouse
and
station.
las Saturday.
Saturday
in
J
a
n
n
a
r
y
,a
n
d
Mr
E
ditor
t
h
e
merchant.
Saturday,
Mrs. Tem plem an, of P o rtlard , is vis
,
if you will drop in a t 12:30 on th a t day
Ida W hite ha* been out o f school the
Hstrav Notice
iting her relatives the Carlsons.
„
. V. <5 . V I you will sit down to one of the finest
past week on account of sickness.
Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch! Scratch! f w l , of the season.
Cures baby's croup. W illie’s daily
Airlie, OreKon
j o h iId ren Cr
The G ilbert and P atterson company Scratch? The more you »cratch the
Chaa. B ratcher took seriously ill
cuts and bruises, m am a's sore throat, ,- AME M > m y plac e on S a lt C reak s e v e ra l d a y s
Thursday afternoon and was removed have set out 1500 cherry trees this fall. worse the itch. Try D oan's O intm ent.
randm
a's
lam
eness
Dr.
Thom
as'
t
a c o a b lu e cow a n d a co u p le o f 18-m onth h e if
Saturday to the Dallas hoepital w hers
It cures piles, e n e m a , any skin itching.
FOR FLETCHER'S
lectric Oil- the g re a t household rem e- -r. ».rt ,.f nd. o» i» r <-.„ h.v. than by w i w
W’alker B erry bought a $40 m are of All druggiaU sell it.
Chamberlain's
Remedí
he underw ent an operation. He i* re
c h a rg e « .—C haa. M uller.
Lo
E.
Carlson,
C ar« « C olds. C ro u p s o d W h c L p in g CougA. 9
ported to be resting very well.
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Roosters Caponized
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Chamberlain s Cough Remedy
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