The Monmouth herald., May 13, 1910, Image 5

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Local and Personal
State Circuit Court convened
in Dallas Monday.
L. D. Brown, Attorney-at-law,
Notary Public, Abstractor, Dal
las, Oregon. tf
Mrs. J. W. Richardson, of In
dependence, came to the rescue
of the Herald force this week,
the regular typo being quite ill.
. Mr. M. Winegar of McMinn
ville came up Saturday evening on
a visit to his son, J. E. Winegar
and family, of this place remain
iug over Sunday
D. Jones passed through town
Monday, with a wagon load of
household goods. He was mov
ing his family back to Monmouth
Heights from Independence to
which place they had gone last
fall to school the children
On account of our typo getting
sick last week we missed getting
some items into print, and among
these was the sale of the Mulkey
brick building to Robert Steel.
Mr. Steel is further improving
his purchase by the erection of a
warehouse, 32x48 feet, which he
is having erected back of his
building for the convenience of
Muscott's store and the Pharma
cy. The warehouse will be a
wooden structure, one story in
height.
Social Evening on the Yachats
The young people of the Ya
chats have organized a dramatic
club for the purpose of up-building
the community socially and
the benefit educationally of each
member.
Among the entertainments giv
en by the club was a "Basket
Social," which took place Satur
day night, April 23, 1910. A
good program was rendered, two
nf the niimhprs hpintr fnrops. one i
given by eight boys dressed as
"Coons," the other a "Woman's
Rights Meeting" by four girls.
The baskets, which were very
very unique, sold well. Clam
soup was served with the supper
after which a short time was
spent in playing games.
Thirty-five dollars and thirty-
five cents was realized from the i
sale of the baskets. This goes to ,
build a hall which is to be used
for all social occasions as well as
for the club lays and regular
meetings. -
Mary Murphy is teaching a
Summer school on the beach at
the mouth of the Yachats. She
has just completed a six month's
term on the Yachats and is now
teaching the most western school :
in the Unied States.
(Our correspondent is some
what mistaken as to the most
Western school in the U. S. Cur
ry county holds that honor, and
can beat Yachats by about twenty-two
miles or near that-Ed.)
List of Claims Allowed by County
Commissioner Court
at May Term
Ordered that County Trearurer
E C Dunn be credited with can
celled warrants in the sum of
$47,876.82.
It appearing that the telephone
poles of the Long Distance Tele
phone Company are an . obstruc
tion, in the Dallas-Rickreall. pub
lie highway in front of the Josh
ua McDaniel residence and the
Burch Kop yard, it is ordeged
that said conmpany appear in this
court on May 25, at 10 a- m., to
show cause why such poles
should not be moved to the side
of said road so as not to interfere
with public travel or with the
proper working of said road.
Petition, of Joseph Stow for
change of boundaries of school
districts Nos. 5 and 39 granted;
petition of J J McBee for change
in boundaries of districts Nos. 7,
55 and 60 granted.
Petition of Frank L Price and
others for the creation of a new
school district to be known as dis
trict No. 68, granted.
Petition of T B Masters and
others to establish a county road
to be known as Black Rock road
ordered that B F Beezley, coun
ty surveyor, James Lee and Wil
liam Burns meet May 18, aL 9 a,
mM to view and locate such road
and assess damages.
Petition of B C Kenyon and
others for change in county road
Districts Nos. 13 and 15 petition
granted; ordered that warrant is
sue to H Samuels for $1 damages;
to R E William for $1 damages.;
to W W Elliott for $217 including
cost of building fence.
Claims against the county were
allowed as follows:
ROADS AND BRIDGES
Security V & M Works $215.00
DC McNeil 5.90
Watt Shipp , 11.05
Spaulding Lumber Co ..1. 33.85
NALunde 2. -
F J Wagner... 29.15
O & W Sewer Pipe Co 145.50
Nolie Diir.ick 6.
James Lee 10.40
J N Jones 6.40
Fred Frakes 6.
R B Winslow...: 5.-
James Holman 6.
B F Beezley 26.20
James Goodman.. ".. 49.50
Clarence McCaleb... 24.80
Wade-Pearce Co 1.50
J M Brown 11.50
Craven Bros 43.25
Beall & Jo ....... 787.09
W S Jones 5.91
Ira Mehrling ; 500.
Salem Mercantile Co 2.80
Bewik & Shaws 50
COURTHOUSE ACCOUNT
Dallas Water Co
Northwest Corporation
H W Stump...
PAUPER ACCOUNT
Newkirk & Son
West Salem Supply Co...
G W Brentner
E E Gilliam
G A Muscott...
T A Robinson
E M Smith....
Dallas Hospital.
Boys & Girls Aid Society.
D G Meador
C E Huntly -
C L Crider
State of Oregon
W R Morris
M L Thompson...
Dr W B Officer.
Miles Davis
13.10
34.95
1.-
.... 1.
.... 10.
.... 13.20
3.
... 10.
.... 12.
.... 42.90
.... 57.
.... 10.
.... 15.50
.... 81.50
5.85
.... 22.
.... '61.25
.... 17.90
29.50
5.15
FERRY ACCOUNT
J L Hanna - 15.
Peter Ducep 30.-
Albert Sperling 2.50
COMMISSIONERS' COURT
EW Fuller - $ 12.-
Stow& Son... . 20.50
T T Notson... 3.20
S M Ray 3.20
A P Starr 3.20
N Dornsife 3.20
George Hinshaw.. 3.20
N L Guy 3.20
CURRENT EXPENSE
Glass & Praudhomme.. 272.76
Pacific S& P Co. 9.45
l'olk County Itemizer.. 1.50
W P Fisher. 82.-
C G Coad...... 42.48
W V Fuller ... 7.-
Independ'e Enterprise. 3...
Polk County Observer. 14.70
WL. ToozeJr 3.-
J M Grant 21.42
SALARY AVD FEES
, Ed C Dunn $ 74.20
H C Seymour 105.87
R J Taylor 6.-
H Holman 12.70
Ed F Coad 103.70 -
EM Smith.. 141.64
A F Toner 75.-
, . C S Graves.,,.. 100.70
A M Arant. 33.70
SEBush 60.-
Mrs Ruth Graves.. 15.
M G Ellis. 50.
A R AHehj..-:.U",- 33.
GW Chapman.... 46.50
Alfred Campbell.. 67.27
W L Frink 18.
. J H Ground 78.45
J M Grant 165.18
J E Richter 70.
Walter Sears 7.50
Willis Simonton... 58.75
J T Ford 17.50
R L Chapman 119.10
" WA Ayers 60. :
F K Hubbard 52.45
1 gpaal M On S
Broken Line of Queens Ware
Try our line of Bob White Laundry Soap
We have the best line of Enameled ware to be had
at any price, and our price is as low as is asked
by some for cheaper kinds.
Come in and let us show you
We have wool sacks to satisfy all demands.
We will take 4 foot, or 16 inch wood in exchange for Goods
GEO. A. MUSCOTT, The Grocer
Successor to T. A. Riggs
Monmouth, Oregon g
If you Get It at Muscott's It is Good. ?5
CHASE BROS. FURNITURE CO
Headquarters for the Celebrated
Bay State Paint and Green
Label Varnish
Known The World Over
Our Line of Screen Doors and
Windows Have Just Arrived
Come in and look them over and look at our
Dining Room Set in the Window
Only $50 for the table and 6 chairs
The Bigest Bargains in Town
We also carry a full and complete line of Jewelry.
We are Headquarters for the Hamilton, South Bend
and Rockford Watches.
Yours for Business.
Phone 331 CHASE BROS.
MONMOUTH - - OREGON
We have a choice line of toilet
soaps from 5 to 35 cents a bar,
Perfumed and Unperfumed.
We have it or we'll get it. Ask us.
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Normal Lodge, No. 204
Meets every Monday night at
7:30 o'clock.
0. A. Wolverton, N. G.
P. Thatcheron, Sec.
w. o. w.
Monmouth Camp No. 49
Meets every Wednesday night.
Visiting Neighbors cordially
welcomed.
J. W. Scott, C. C.
O, A. Wolverton, Clerk