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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1911)
rpor u I o I IL: 30C1 cct1 LOCAL 4KQ STATE NEWS s cc 300I will warrents Monmouth Zcok the Painter, your paper for you. All outstanding asrainst the city of have been paid. A Wagner moter cycle for sale, cheap. See Chas. McCarthy, Monmouth, Oregon Elsewhere see advertisement l !of Bankrupt Sale. P. E. Chase had business which called him to Dallas, Wednesday. hang : All -any is to have a four-story . ', hotel built this summer at a cost of $75,000. ; Mr. and Mrs. M. Mulkey went to Sheridan, Wednesday, to visit i for a week or such a matter. Notice I am prepared to spray fruit trees. Inquire of M. 1 Mrs. C. E. Force is visiting j M. Harvey, Monmouth, Oregon. her daughter. Mrs. P. J. Mulkey, at Kufus in Eastern Oregon. W. E. Strong and Ilenrv Port wood had business which called them to Portland last Monday. Single Comb White L eghorn eggs for sale at 75 cents a set ting, W. A. Wood, Monmouth. Guy McReynolds of Suther land, Oregon is here on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. McReynolds. C. II. Breckley, of Airlie, passed through this place Mon day, returning from a visit to his son in Portland. County Treasurer Staats has issued a call for all outstanding warrants that have been endorsed "not paid for want of funds." W. E. Smith, assistant cashier of the Polk County Bank, is tak ing a week olf and has gone on a fishing trip to his old home in Columbia County. C. M. Rose, superintendent of bridge work for the Southern Pacific Company was here Mon day looking after the trestle work that is being done south of tow i. Dallas is arranging for a two day's celebration this year of July 4th. The pioneer's reunion is to take place in connection with the celebration of the Na tional holiday. Otis Welch, of Newberg, visit ed C. E. Force in this city Mon day and then went Indepen dence where he has a sister liv ing. Mr. Welch is a brother-in-law to Mr. Force. J. F. Mollencop, of Salem, eomnvnci d work on Prof. Acker nian's new residence last Mon day. lie1 was accompanied from Salem by David Korb who will help S. R. walker who will do the concrete work. $80.00 per month straight sala ry and expenses, to men with rig to introduce our Poultry Rem edies. Don't answer unless you mean business. Eureka Poultry Food Mfg. Co. (It eorporatod,) Bell phone 19. Mrs. J. Johnson, of Indepen dence, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L Ground, Monday re turning home Tuesday. Jean Mclnturff, Kathryn Hughes, Loette Shore and Ruby Fream are to furnish song selec tors for the lecture Friday night. Dr. Pierce, a specialist from Portland, was called here Mon day to see Mrs. R. McReynolds, who has been seriously ill for some time. G. F. Shew started work again in his brick and tile factory, yes terday, the yard having been closed down for several days on account of wet weather. Wild geese have been migrat ing Northward for a few days past and we presume that they sense the good old Summer time coming in the Northland. Mr. Earl D. Miller of Daven port, Nebraska, arrived here Tuesday on a visit to M. N. Bow man and other friends. Mr. Bowman and Mr. Miller were ac quainted in the East. The Oregon Power Company is going to put in a transmission line from Albany to Brownsville by way of Shedds, Tangent and Hal soy. The work of stretching wires is to commence this week. There has been considerable frost during the past two weeks but so far as we have learned the fruit crop has not been injured to any great extent, and the out look is good for an abundant crop. Miss Lillian Bogert is visiting at the home of P. H. Johnson, Having come trom fealem on I Monday to spend some time in 'visiting old friends. She says while they like Salem very much i it seems nice to be back in Mon- ! mouth occasionally. i Miss Goldie Plaster of Dallas, and granddaughter of our towns- man, U. L. aook, who has been suffering several months from I appendicitis, was successfully A Story Worth Telling. The hundreds of satisfied cus tomers who depend on this store for Shoes is our greatest and best advertisement. But there may be readers of this paper who do not know the truth about "Star Brand" Quality who have never w orn a "Soci- ciety," a "Quaker" cr a "Mayflower" shoe, our three leaders for women who appreciate "nice" shoes at inexpensive cost. And men, too-no doubt there are men who would admire and wear a "Patriot," or a "Pilgrim," did they but know of their style, comfort and almost ever lasting quality. Add this is why we talk "Star Brand" shoes in the news papersthe story is so good it is well worth the widest telling. "Star Brand Shoes Are Better." TH SI 'Mb 1 J8B I' PA V. F. DANIEL'S Monmouth, Oregon nor: mm noc 30E If you East St. Louis. 111. :2 ,. . i i , ,. , . . j operated upon at the Dallas Hos The Monmouth school district! ' ... , , . 0i , ,, , . 1 pital Monday by Dr. A. B. Star S. A. L"gg, an architect, from Salem, to draw plans for tlk new school building, and the work will be prosecuted just as rapidly as it can conveniently be di ne. We missed making mention last we"k, of the return of W. F, P.luh n from Nebraska whither he had been called about a month ago. - lie was accompanied on his return by Irs mother, who will probably become a perma nent resident of Monmouth. W. W. Davis, accompanied by J. R P. Carson, left, Monday morning for Alsea. Mr. Davis went to look after his property afc that place and Mr. Ca son went to look after land. They drove over in a carriage and ex pect to return the latter part of this week. waei of Any thing G ood to Eat buck. She is getting along well. Monmouth merchants are very highly pleased with the manner in which the citizens of the town and vicinity have cooperated with them in the matter of clos ing their stores at 6:30 in the evening, and they appreciate the j kindness on the part of their j patrons. There have been no ! calls at the store afters the clos- I llllV 1.M 1 1... Eggs For Sale Full blooded Ancona, 15 eggs for $1.50 at Mrs. J. L. Muri dock's, Monmouth, Oregon. 25 Duck Eggs For Sale. Full blood White Pekin duck eggs for sale. Mrs. M. Cor nelius' Milliner Store. You will find it at the NEW GROCERY MORLAN & SORT Monmouth, Oregon Bell Phone, Main 24. Mrs. Mary Meador, one of Eugene's successful school teach ers, arrived here Monday on a Notice to Land Owners. If you have well located land or ' a good business proposition for visit to her parents, Mr. and ; sale at reasonable price, write me Mrs. S. D. Coates, remaining one at once enclosing self addressed day only. M rs. Meador is finish-; stamped envelope for reply (own ing her fourth year as teacher in ers only), the schools of Eugene. She was! Address .1 C !;w 816 2nd Ave So. THE Weekly O regonian Monmouth Bakery WHITE BROTHERS, Proprietors 'The Best Bread. Fancy Pastry of all Kinds The best Weekly Journal of the Northwest. Gives all trip News of the World. Prien nrr vmr J1 Kf Herald one year"".. 1. 1 1.00 S GiVe US a trial" We can Surely please yOU a former Monmouth girl and re ceived her education at this place. Minneapolis. Minn. Booth papers for. 2,00 Subscribe now I Monmouth, Oregon
