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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1905)
Professional Cards. COTTAGE GROVE LEADER COTTAGE GROVE OREGON J. McKEAN FISHER. Manager. Our neighbors * j Collage Grove Flour Mills Flour and Feed A y k r U B I.lS U K l) Mosby Creek K V E liY S A T U K U A Y UY THE L K A tlE K P U B L IS H IN G CO M PANY Kntered at the Lottane Grove postofilce an sec ond dass matter. SI'BSC Kl FT ION KATES One Year - 91.50 Six Month* .75 Three« Mouths - - - .50 l paid iu advance hut If not so pa!<l a m il rm rate of $2.00 per year will be charged. Advertising rates made known on application Bill Edwards and Reg Beuutt it- turued to Cottage Grove Thursday after a few dnys outing on Mosby Creek Orren Robinson returned home Sunday after a weaks absence. John Gray aud Joe Perkins went to Cottoge Grove Saturday. John Palmer ami John Martin went to Cottage From Friday Alfred White of Coast Folk was CLUBBING LIST The CottHge Grove L eader for one on Mosby C'eek Friday. year, un<! any of the following puhli- Oscar Lee returned home from «jntlou for one year, for the price pet Fall Creek the first of the week Hi ckiiorn . opposite • New York Tribune Farmer Toledo Weekly Blade Portland Weekly Oregon luti Port land Weekly Journal Portland Semi Weekly Journal San Francis««» Call . . San Francisco Examiner Sunset Magazine, San Francisco Out West. I.os Angeles Town and Country Journal SATI K D A Y ..... I)E< I' M BEK NEW Y E A R ’S $1 75 1-7 » 2 50 2.00 2.25 2.50 2.50 2.00 . 2.50 1.75 Silk Creek. Mis. Beulah Estes and little daughters wont to vi>it relatives on the MeKiiuie Hus week. Miss Janet Davidson of Saginaw visited her sister Mrs, Eugene Mil ler Monday and Tuesday. SO, 1»0S R E SOLU TION S. The New Year is generally con ceded to l*»- the time lor new lesnlu tiona, and shot tly to Break them It is it good time to look back and Hie o u r ft'.lts and errors, our bttle- neHseH and our shortcoming», and to make it s|iecial effort to overcome them all, hut to attempt to put a whole lot of changes of habit*, of actions, of speech into practice, all at once is more than the average in dividual can master, audits a conse quence all, or nearly nil of the reso lutions fail, if instead we take one thing, master it, then another, and muster it. and so on, before the year is gone wc may have mastered till our would be New Year’ s rmolu- tioiiN. The Lender’s resolutions would not exactly interest you now, hut may later- Tim molfo of this age is progr ss. Cottage Grave needs to atudy it, and keep step. We need a local improvement league to see to ft that our citv is fashioned and built on better ideas than now. A small town can he made ns heauti ful, and as neat and clean as a large one, if tlie people wish it. Let the new year see Cottage Grove take t o cleaner streets, more good buildings, a better type of architecture, and b e t t e r times. Portland needs a smelter. With mines in all directions and ore valued at millions being shipped out of the state for treatment, we are not realizing what we should on one of the greatest uatuial resour ces which we huvo tributary to this city- The smelter would uot only prove a paying investment, hut it would also attract to this city a large amount of mining trade from Oregon, Washington, Idaho Brit ish Columbia and Alaska Oregon ian The M. Ii. minister gave us t v > sermons Sunday and v isited u lie- home o f Mr. Thomas Richaidsoii Sunday night. M etti >dist E p is c o p a l y Awbrry limi li... Main Sire«* k C b u r c ti, MANTI ACTt'REHS OF U I .V I H T Pastor Hi v S F. Meininger, morn-# ing services it 11, evening 7-do,?. ss .*-? » Epworth Lea cue (1 Jo p. m A 1 are cordially mvi id to be present.T- SJ i* f * ■* . « Presbyterian Church, P a a t o r y . . 1{ C. T. II'X K E I I k R. C. Grace Morning service. 11 < 1 * PHTSICIAN AND SURGEON 3* ! evening 7 :30, Y. P. S. C. E. «1.30 p.Jf * in l»r. in n Wall Imlliiiii#, Ma<u ur. All strang is and sojoi.rnersij ir ei • nil ,j. ( . 1 - I.'. inline pleine * Main mi. in -in. h ' pi. in Mani ;»i welcome. M Morning subject ‘ ‘Then Cometh* the End.” The evening v t vice if will be a union service addressed Kw «* * ■* •» ■* -a <* ’4 ?! : by n luvver from Portland. The r i . i: n. n. jou k various churches uniting G o o lf » * m u i jc 1 l 'l l V v l C I l N in iJ M I ll. E ll. V k All calls promptly attended. Ofll '■ ß Christian nburrli, Rev D. Main St. Phouem. A Olson Past' r. Si-rvir. ¡it 11 .. p > w 1 til»' morning and 7.30 in the ev< r in;r. Y P. K. C. K meeting a « -3 ■» a * •* c (1:3o p. rn. Sunday school at l j s I YOUNO k o’clock, Intermediate F.ndeavofi ß Society at 2:p> and Choir practices A T T O U N K V VT M W even Saturday evening at 7 . 3 0 , Ofllce: Ynimt! lluilUlais, Main Street, * West Sàie. Subjects for next Sunday tnoini Th ing "H o w to have a great R e v iv a l."* *■ W »'-*»■ *■' * In Hie evening, “ Why some are* uot Christians.’ t 4 * 4 4» St 4 Everyone is invited to attend- W. K14IC, M . J ). e a c h an all o f these Services, A Rt meiul ■i th»t the-C.jtlage Ur. ve Flout is sold t’ lowest living prices We use 2;7 ote meri; I t i Uf lit hard wheat, in our Plide of Olt gOU ¡¡OH Fh.ur will produce n.oie her ad braut . ir a , than ttie chean >ictus now utteied. T r y ito n cc B i.d 1» .... vine, d and at the amt time encourage n harm »■nt*rpri»c : : : HELP US KEEP THE WHEELS TU N IN G & H A R T U N O IV ''/V'//.w ■//■Aft.'/iy l .1 H A N S E N • .c i '/ò‘ '/V-ry? ' M in in g O rders! j ^ ir w I ’ H Y S K I I N anil " I KOKON lueopal il (. Church. tinteli Services held * Onii.'f in Mi-Karlaml ButldlliB Miss Huh bins mi closed , four the second Wednesday evouing oj . 'H er VVynuc’s Ifan lw ar« Olli« i- Elione. TH Resilience Flume, 126 months term ol school Fn l.i\ W< e.icii iiionlhat 7 ;30 in Masonic halirT: » > *•* regret very much to have M ss H l ln ii w 11 be services every tilth |* Sunday of a month. leave us r *■ 9- + + ( ’¡ilhulic Chlireli, Father C 11 o l. 4 Mis W. N Wheelei his been * 1 ! arion ykvi Services tI k : ecoud Sunday in ea 11 1 : daugbioiiHlv ill but is impnjvn.g j " < j M month. * f UNFRAL Dilik£CIO¡T anJ LiCENSEO Grandma Win* h i is spemli g L MBALMEK the week with h< r son W N. Gtiristinas Social. pHrlors at Vettlch a E uwsoi T jl Wheeler and family. .<• ! d li>' Sunday school Mipc 1 intend-* «1 4 » * V I >504 1! M. Danu-wood an ! wife went cat decided that a Christman tonal to Cottage Grove Thursday. with it Sunday school tree would he a change, hence planned a sph »did Herbert Kakln Our new piece of load is ready to F r e s i d e u t social at a huge vacant r<> .u on tin- travel. r. C. Wheeler west hide. C a s h ie r The mock t.ial at the school hon e There was a handsome trie wiih Saturday night afforded fun in candies and m.its tor ail the children abundance. and th t' l chers made a nice pres CAPäTAL entv to the lutmbci's of ¡heir several 25,000 lasses. 11 Saginaw Items. H 'ery nieuibci of the various i A general banking There was a Christmas fireplace .lasses got a present hut tie re were!! bufili ;s iransact- e«l :: :: :: :: :: at the schoolhouse Saturday night no other presents outlie tree, and j and u dance at the dam n hall Christ tht it were n<* little hearts sud Lie- j mas night cause the tree yielded costly Jj COT TP 'IE GROVE fruiis to some and very meagei | O « G O N Hoy and l’earl Tapliu are both fruit-s to othi rs. sick. They have g ot the pneu There was a social time, tile 1 monia. (). II. Tapliu came home children played gatnos and tl.ejQe n e r a | ß Ì a C k S ill Ì h Ì 11 Q from Bohemia last week. older ones exchanged greetings mu' an iu— Horseshoeing ;i Fred W ih o x came home to spend social chat. Wagon and carriage re- Christinas, lie has been teaching iiijr. A ll work guaranteed Mr. King, the. superintendent Have your horses teeth ex school at Grants Pass. was everywhere present now enter amined and r ‘paired. Slum at rear o f H emeu way & Hurkholder’s Store :: :: Miss Smith came down from Oak ing into some childish game and then looking as sober ns an owl lie land to spend Christmas with her IE '5ZL E 3rc J xx was talking to some of the dames aunt Mrs. S. A. Laliaut. Mr. Grace seemed to lorget that Guy Laliaut is going baok to he was the “ preacher” and rode a j ■ 6 « * k » a « g b * a a R » a s i • a ■ a Portland soon. * ■‘stick horse” a red and white Private Nursing Home. £ Mrs. lYnnit and daughter cam-, striped one of candy all around. Some of the classes made very | down from the mill Monday and \ c o m p e t e n t fori e of nurses handsome presents to their teachers, j went back Tuesday. 11 re esili IIIi -Ill'll ill t lie S c o t I All voted tlm evening a success! Cdirlsmaii h one on W all Ansel Wood and Miss Grac and wished Christmas would conu S t l e e t , w h e r e lin y cases of Gardner went to the Grove Wcduei oftener HK'knoss ca n he ca re d f o r — day to get married. limici any physician Term s R ea so n a b le y* Will Jones, our school teaehei Exclusion to California Under Auspi ces of flic Oregon Development wen! to Mushy Creek to spend \ .i Address:, League Leaves Portland on cation week on Ins homestead Special Train Jan Schorl will commence again the Mrs. M. F. Fifer, uary 13. first of the year. Miss Myrtle put - Head N m e. vance lias been engaged to teach Secretary Tore Richardson, of the the primary depart un nt. Oregon Development League, is We arc the people to lill your order lor Winter Supplies. We have the best groceries, etc., to be had at the lowest prices. If you don’t believe us, come and investigate. Our Dry Goods stock is complete. . . . # SS« %'A m. zti's. &\>r> VifA •INX'I' v» T/' Benson’s Pharmacy Benson's Phannacv r «g I Currin Sis?.C' & V e a tc h . | ■M 1 JC n '? tMiÆàMsàiX) sis hÉÂfJiï\v Milburn Wagons t The Oregonian says in speaning of the gamewarden’s report: “ As the license fee is hut a very smull portion ol the expense attached to the spoit, it is quite clear that a large amount ot money is annually spout by hunters It would be in teresting to know how much more Mr. and Mrs. II. Teeters and on very desirous that tlie state at large the game costs than it is actually worth,” d'lie man that wrote it Shelby of Cottage Grove visite 1 at should be well represented «11 this excursion. The party, which will evidently dors not enjoy hunting 0. A. Smith's Christmas day. hr composed ot ladies and gentle much, nor get any benefits from it, min leaves Portland at midnight, either in sport or < xerciso or re Already music lovers through the January 13. I 9 OO,-slops being made newed health entire state are looking forward at Suei iiiueiitn, S in Francisco, Fiilo with fond anticipation to the m in Has the largest Stock of School Aito, San Jose, Paso Hobles, Santi Gamewarden Hiker’s report for ing of the world's greatest <in > r, Barbara and Los Angeles supplies in the city Our line of Special the yeat is a good one, and is at Madame Calve, and her exeelhnt entertainment will be accorded the Books. Artist's Material. Sundries tracting much attention, for its fine company ot aitists who will appi u party at these points. The rate showing. The warden knows his at the XI. i • « pi a in Grand theatre t r from Portland will be for one aie now complete. work. The licenses issued during one concert only, Monday evening, person, which includes three meals evening, January 2 ‘.:, tqOfi The the last year expired Dee. ,?txt, and W e ire giving special care to to be served on diner between Port now licenses must then he obtained demand for m its will bn so i.irge land and Sacramento, and Pullman lor iHot», from any comity clerk. that it has been deemed necessary hertli to I.os Angeles. A rate of Our Prcsciption Counter Mr. Baker say* that the balance t<> receive mail orders from in anil >'>s will be charged where tw, out of town, bcgiuuing Mumtay, left iu the lieasury will keep tin deople occupy a double berth. A gamewnrdciiR paid up until next ! January S, 1 9 O 6 , Each order must peposit ol *-'■'1 is necessary on ea- h which at all times get the best state clearly tlie nu m Vi i f sea'.- fall, when the licenses begin t u b e ' tick't to secure reservation Sectio. j attention, using only the purest taken out again iu large numbers. ! wanted and lie aecompanied by a reset v itions "ill lie held until Dei of chemicals, ha'ing the largest stamped addressed eiivch pi ino! > s 17,211 is a huge numhei ot liceuse* I 2 5 th. This is an excellent oppur- stock m town it makes shopping for the few months during which lirg money ordei 0 1 cheek made tutiity to visit Colifornia, ns the » asv in our place. they were issued but very small in I payable to W. T. Paiiglt- M uipiam auspices 11 tidet which it is given comparison with the number issued Grand Theatre, Portl uul, < i t > d . 1 insnr,' 1 most e njoyable outiuf M :,i 11 udels icceive the best of This will give out ol town patrons in soiijb states. I lie excursion ts to bo run only the same oppio turn* v as those lo attention. • ! pt vided that not ¡ess than lji> ,<»r in g in Portland. The 'id^ts wilt v '11 s make the tup. All cornu ,ui The kindly intentions of the Hu „ tie „ ................. . -„ „ ^ l filled in the older thes :n, it ker t'it> man who started the idea > reived and seat, assigned us mai . 1 - l'al.u’ " s Ml'' " to r^ crv* tlou3' o f w is in « an endowment lundi,,, pooaibU to ih- loemtton desired »■’ > h e ’ ..p in general,> should be v Miss Alice Heoaevelt, have received The regular «ale w l ! open Moudav addtcs'cd t" Toin Hichardson, man Portland Commercial Club, •otne lather sever.; comments. The morning, January |5, p.»0«: Cottage Grave. Oregon family of Kepresentutivo l.ongwotth I This will afTor.l young men, lms- Portland, Oregon. iavo not taken km 11 v to thn plan, hands and fathers, also big brotheis, Missouri Giant Slain Like Goliath 0 aud the Preeident lias stated po«i 1 an opportunity to tuak. JSBii I * unique old. lively that he wants his family Now \ ear'- pi. ent in the shape f treated as auy otlu-i r.*pi. srutative Calve tickets This is a gift til" i. Columbia, Mo D.-e. A sione American family, and due* ii"t want lipicnts will not forget it; a day, it uo I ir^ei than a vvaliutt thrown by throw it o him. It »truck Shad- to have any such fund raised, lie licing neat ly balla month lutwe. n Heuiv jones, mu 18-year-old boy, rick behind the left car. Tito giant says tliev ,uc both ablu to take care the giving, and its realization. Het caused the almost instant death of whit led about, throw up his hands of their own needs as .veil as each compuny oousiats o f Mi». \tgn , Mitchell Sbadì iik, a farm hand and fell dead. '1 be missile left no other The Baker City man had a Kaetrou. violiniate; Mine tsal-ei known us the Boone 'omny giant. mark kindly iute.it, but evidently did not | Barnard, pianmt. . Mr. Herrick Von Nn cclliii could be found in Col- |f Sballi, k had trouble with the stop to consider the situation it Vurden. ktenor Mans vl it, ,,s Jones foully yesterday and the umbia I 0 1 1 , «rough 1 0 contain the jj would place the young people in. naBM) m ,,„. , < 0 lls , lt.u . trouble terminated in an .oicountei body of th \od 11 ,.in ¡'ini it was 4 nor the coudittuus lueideut to such tlutist between the victim and the tvv necessary that a carnet be made to :j a scheme. _______ _ . i'be victim was considered '• Jonas bt.others Shaddock stmok order. A lawyer will till the Methodist \Y H. Jones, when hi» toother the inort p o «eifu l man m this sec bubsenhe for the Leader. ^Church pulpit Sunday moruiug. ^ Henry picked up a small stoue aud tiou of the state. *y» Farm implements Shelf ami Ileavx Hardware, Plows, Harrows and Seeders, Stoves, Ranges and Tinware MINERS’ S U P P L I E S GUNS AND AMMUNITION P IP E « ® VANDENBURG PLAIN AMD FANCY J O B P R. IN T I N G PROMPTLY AND NEATLY E X E C U T E D AT THE Leader Office k Pam ph let W ork a Specialty We have a full l m e of Lefjal Blanks and Trespass Notices. s* v vrN^SiV s'V>*x*vx yv\x x , - V v % O W .V.V* iits.-*:-: S a le a t T h e V o g u e Beginning [)( 1 " Put gii a sale lasting or one week. A reduction will he made on all hats in the state Ladies don t forget to visit The Vogue during the week. L o re n a M a r tin . f
