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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1912)
; Polk Court Pays Auguit Bill 'List of bills allowed by the County Court of Polk county, Oregon, at the regular SopU-mber term thereof, 1912, viz.: ' 1(0 ADS AND HIGHWAYS First Natl Hank, Sheridan $ 60.00 A Brace 22.50 Cecil Smith 1.25 JWIlutler 20.49 Art Windover 3.75 E A Hallsted... 9.75 Sam ChriRtensen 20.00 CA Hubbard 19.00 Henrv Fern....'. 35.00 A 0 Cauficld 24.82 JC Shultz 126.55 G W Brentner 22.10 Bert Singer.. 15.00 Andy Ayers 13.50 Allen Bros 4.10 FESaxby... 8.00 WT Harris 37.40 i A Wright 33.75 II E Burns 19.25 L E Beebe 26.00 Ed Onborn 28.47 OC Gardner..... 20.00 D N Turner : 2C.00 Wm Fick 9.00 H Wooden 24.00 I Hussey 4.00 J II Patterson 16.00 Ira Yocom 12.00 AIvinTharp 31.68 JoeTharp 14.04 Lloyd Wallace 32.00 Fred Gillespie 26.00 Cecil Smith 8.75 NALunde.... 2.00 Cecil Embree r. 60.00 Fred Gillespie 4.75 Wm Kraber 5.20 Z M Knight 4.55 Watt Shipp j... 63.75 James Goodman 11.50 CC Hanson.. 2.60 Chas Ingram 2.40 D E Nachtigal , 6. 60 David Nachtigall 7.00 WLSoehren 5.00 Dallas Iron Works.. 7.90 Ted Gillespie,... 8.00 EM Smith ., 7.00 J W Lee.; 35.25 City of Salem. 30.00 J V Belieu 17.17 Ivie & Payne.. 15.95 Craven Bros 7.85 C L Payne . 15.00 J Wilkinson 38.25 O EPomeroy.. 9.00 WE Spinney 65.50 OC Spinney 67.50 G I McBee 45.00 OJGruber 25.00 Henry Fern . 29.00 Jas V Chitty 126.00 EM Cochrane 51.50 Henry Fern..... 22.50 WmF Lee 30.64 B Lunde.. 20.00 HCHorn 20.00 CL Barnhart. 14.20 C W Matthews . 64.00 W R Hinshaw 17.50 John Ritner 34.00 Louis Siddall .v. 15. 00 Wm Yost ,18.00 CC Calkins ' 16.50 A R Bell 39.14 Claude Hoisington.. 26.22 C R Ficklin 33.33 C D Shepherd.... 26.00 .Percy Lewis. 5.09 Pern Lewis 23.00 (0 J Bell..., 15.00 G Patterson 1.00 'Wm Newbill 18.00 PC Lady... 3.00 A Werth.... a::.: .: 4.00 J C Patterson. 30.00 L Jones : .., ,5.04 A G Tharp .....,... . , 31.74 Mike Gruber.L...l..i 10.40 J H Boatman .-.u. 17.15 Wm Smith 22.00 DC McNiel - 5.60 Evan Evans.. ...... 32.50 Lloyd Wallace:,....;. - ,4.00 J H , LockmarL ' 26.50 H L Fenton... -..-,)-- 8.70 H M Brown........ r. . .90 Jim Hink'le-:V::;....l;.. 30.00 CityofkSalem 39.00 Thos Lyons 10. (X) Peter Friesen 10.00 John Wiebe 5.50 City of Independence.... 26.00 McCann& Collins 9.00 Ixe Smith. 2.50 Ross T Pierce 29.25 C W.Davis ,M 4.45 CL Crider 1. ....... 15.79 C Domaschofsky 3.00 Dallas Iron Works 18.05 C D Shepherd 65.00 Albert Fennell 2.25 E F Smith 55.00 Bert Webb 2.50 AP Kirkland 18.00 WG McAllister 57.75 O A Spinney... 142.25 Starr Transfer Co 35.00 COURT HOUSE S M Ray 50 Dallas Water Co 26.00 Chas Gregory, insurance, 24.00 II PShriver, painting.... 20.15 Tracy Staats. insurance, 24.00 C Risser .. ... 1.00 M V Woods .,. 71.75 II W Stump 3.50 WE Parks, wood ... 185.92 Chas Gregory, insurance, 18.00 A V McCarter, wood.."... 129.50 Ore Power Co. 26.50; CIRCUIT COURT J BNunn, bailiff 9.00! PAUPER DGMeador 19.75 Joseph Black 9.00 1 JK Neal 5.98! C L Crider..... 6.0D: Drexler& Alexander.... 26.00 GO Butler 13.55! C E Huntley 102.50: n A ri,: 1 a nn! j n. xwuiiiouu it.ijyj H G Black 10.00 Dallas Meat Co 4.00 Simonton & Scott 34.50 CURRENT EXPENSE Polk Co Itemizer 16.03 Polk Co Observer 26.45 Glass & Prudhomme Co.. 1.57 JCIIayter 1.30 CG Coad 72.22 Dallas Telephone Co..... 29.75 INSANE B H McCallon 5.00 Marion Co., Oregon 5.00 AB Starbuck... 5.00 JUSTICE COURT H Holman 58.40 SURVEYOR'S OFFICE K'lham Stationery & Ptg Company .... 1.32 COMMISSISNERS' COURT SHPetre 15.50 William Riddell .. 23.90 ' ASSESSOR'S OFEICE W A Ayers.... 25.00 CORONER'S OFFICE R L Chapman.... 74.00 JAIL ACCOUNT Bee Hive Store 2.00 J M Grant, sheriff 77.71 CLERK'S OFFICE Grace Smith... " FERRIES LDamon ..... G H Tuck....... 12.00 Clyde E Carlos 5.00 O B Travis.!..,.'......,. 2.00 Grant Warren,.!... 50.00 ELECTIONS J H Flower, registering electors... , 7.40 oqodo Preferred Stock, The World's Standard Brand Groceries Chase & Sanborn Teas and Coffee which have no equal Heinz's Pure White, and JerseyCreamFlour Sold by us Only. That cannot be purchased only of us. No Clerks needed to Sell these goods. Once sold always sold. We Cary ROYAL BREAD Produce a Specialty Monmouth Mercantile Co. Monmouth, Oregon flfollaoplfoifc 12.50 22.00 . OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE This great institution opens its doors for the fall semester on September 20th., Courses of in struction include: General Agri culture, Agronomy, Animal Hus bandry, Dairy Husbandry, Bac teriology, Botany and Plant Pathology, Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture, Entomology, Vet erinary Science, Civil Engineer ing, Electrical Engineering, Me chanical " Engineering, Mining Engineering, Highway Engineer ing Domestic Science, Domestic Art, Commerce, Forestry, Phar macy, Zoology, Chemistry, Phys ics, Mathematics, English Lan guage and Literature, Public Speaking, Modern Languages, History, Art, Architecture, In dustrial Pedagogy, Physical Edu cation, Military Science and Tactics, and Music. Catalogue and illustrated litera ture mailed free on application. Address: Registrar, Oregon Ag ricultural College, Corvallis, Ore gon. School Year Opens September 20 6t 49 WANTED TO . RENT 100 to 200 acres of good, farm land. Apply at the Herald office. ,J. Commends Governor West We, the members and friends of the Evangelical church," in Monmouth, Oregon, for worship assembled, do, at the request of our pastor, by a rising vote, man ifest our appreciation of the work that you, as Governor of the state of Oregon, are now doing for the cause of righteousness and the elimination of evil, and hereby assure you of our interest and co-operation. ; Committee. . Muco.Tone is a Rexall prepara tion' for catarrh, 50c and $1.00. Perkins Pharmacy. Horse Plague Stops Kansas Harvest Work. Topeka, Ka&, Sept. 9. -F.arm work is going undone in Western Kansas for lack of horses killed by the plague. Crops remain un gathered and Fall plowing, is weeks behind. On many farms all the horses have died. Until experts ascertain a remedy for the disease, farmers are unwilling to purchase more horses. The disease is rapidly spreading eastward, according to reports received by J. H. Mercer, State Livestock Sanitary, Commission er, yesterday. - . Mercer sent out a warning that horses all over the , state should be kept off pastures and given no water except from wells. The streams and ponds are said by the experts . to swarm with di plococci, ( a variety of which causes meningitis. Improve, your property by putting in a fine sidewalk. Inspect J. W. Leask's work, then con sult him. ' tf Better Than Ice Ice affords but temporary relief when suffering from heat a cooling breeze is more effective. Iced food or drink drives the heat of the body to the surface, making the skin feel hot and disagreeable; a breeze reduces the temperature of the skin by process of evaporation, thus keeping the whole body cool and comfortable. The G-E 8-in. Oscillating Fan provides the ideal breeze for homes and offices the swinging breeze that circulates the air In all parts of the room, so that i all the occupants enjoy the benefits of its cooling influence. Let us install one in your home or office. Its breeze will keep you cool all summer for less than a-cent' wt-hour. Telephone DALLAS 24 Oregon Power Co. WHAT CONDITION IS . YOUR CLOCK IN? Need Cleaning? Spring Broket - " Or perhaps it is a Weight Clock and needs new Weight Cords. : ItTI fl . J J. . .. A : A i 1 . . 1 .1 1 - . T k w nen a mock iaus to run, ninety times out 01 a nunarea it is airty and out of beat J Bring it in and have it put in good condition. Charges reason- r able and work guaranteed for One Year. "Honesty" is my motto. J WALTER G. BROWN, Watchmaker and Jeweler. 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