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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1921)
traders in Monmouth News O f Our Neighborhood Oleman’s second y ea r In this school Several people from Elkins at and she has teen selected fo r next tended the commencement exercises year. The third annual ’Jersey Jubilee, at Monmouth High School last F ri held in Tillamook J une 2, 3, and 4 day night. was attended by I. H. Loughary Miss Gene Hall, one o f the stu and his w ife. The Jubilee was re dent teachers at Elkins, is taking ported to be a wonderful success the teachers’ examination at Mc and everyone was treated royally Minnville this week. by the Tillamook people. Several Mrs. Chloe A . Seymour attended large feeds and banquets were g iv the commencement exercises at en. Thedavs were spent in visiting A irlie , Saturday evening. She Jersey herds and cheese factories in was a guest at the J. F. Ulrich Tillamook. E L K IN S home while there. M r. and Mrs. Levi Oleman at tended the funeral o f Miss Etta Oleman who died at-Albany, June 4th. She was buried at K in g’ s Valley. The annual Elkins Sunday School Picnic was held at the grove last Saturday. The fore-noon was spent in listening to a very interesting program. Among the numbers was an addres* by Mr. Brown o f Dallas. Mrs. Brown also gave several very interesting readings. A basket dinner was spread at noon which everyone helped enjoy. The a fter noon was turned over to sports such as races and so o n . The last was a ball game between a team from Monmouth and our school team. The game resulted in a score o f 4 to 16 in favor o f Monmouth. Last week Mrs. Ella Oleman closed a successful term o f school in the Highland district. This is Mrs. F A M E R S Saturday. Kd VYunder and fam ily o f Inde pendence were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wunder. County Commencement Superintendent W ills announces that a Field Meet w ill be held on the Dallas High School Campus on June 18th, 1921, commencing at 2 o ’clock P. M. Prizes w ill be off ered for the different events as follows: STEW AR T MOTOR CO. FORDS and FOR For Boys— 85 pound class 50 yard dash, 1st prize, fountain pen, offered by Fuller Pharmacy. , Running high jump, 1st prize, $2 box candy, Shaw & Kersey Confec Independence, Oregon MONMOUTH HEIGHTS tionery. 2nd prize. French harp, Mrs. Leonard McCaleb and Miss Farmers Grocery. Wretha McCaleb were shopping in Running broad jump, 1st prize, Monmouth last Wednesday. 82 in cash. Mossner Grocery Co. S. H. Hinkle o f Monmouth sawed 360 yard relay race wood here with his gasoline wood For Boys— 100 pound class sawing outfit last week. 60 yard dash 1st prize,. Green H. R. Fishback visited with his holeproof silk hose, Offered by C. sister Mrs. Lettie Johnson and L . Crider. fam ily o f Elkins Wednesday. Running high jump, 1st prize, 1 Mrs. Lee and two children o f pair silk hose. Peoples Cash Store. Springfield are visiting Mrs. Lee’s Running broad jump, signet ring. Retzer Jewelry^Store. T h e r e la m o r e C a t a r r h In th is se ctio n daughter. Mrs. Richard Crsborn o f tha c o u n tr y th a n a ll o th a r d isea ses 440 yard relay race pu t to g e t h e r , a n d fo r y a a ra It a as aup- and fam ily. poeed to ba In c u ra b le D o c to r s p ro s crib e d For Boys— 115 pound class lo c a l rem ed tea. a n d b y c o n s t a n tly r a ilin g A number from here were in at cu r# w ith lo c a l tre a tm s n t. p ron ou n ced 70 yard dash, 1st prize. Vest to tendance at the Sunday School pic It In cu rab le. C a t a r r h la a lo c a l disease, g r e a t ly In flu en ced b y c o n s titu tio n a l co n pocket kodak, value $9.49, Staf-. nic at Elkins last Saturday. d itio n s a n d t h e r e fo r # re q u ir e s c o n s titu tio n a l tre a t m e n t H a ll's C a t a r r h M e d i rin Drug Store. Rev. H. E. Rossell and family cin e, m a n u fa c tu r e d b y F J. C h a n ey A 8 pound shot put, 1st prize base C o . T o le d o , O h io , Is a c o n s titu tio n a l and Mrs. Minnie Mack o f Mon m e d y , la t a k e n In t e r n a lly and a c ts ball glove, value $3.50, Craven re th ru tha B lo o d o n th a M u co u s S u r fa c e s mouth and Wm. and C. C. Fishback o f th e S y s te m O n e H u n d r e d D o lla r s re Hardware Company. w a r d la o ffe r e d f o r a n y cats# th a t H a i r s ' and Rev. Harold Hull o f Salem C a ta rr h M e d ic in e fa ils to cu re. Sand for Running broad jump. 1st prize, c ir c u la r s an d te s tim o n ia ls . were visitors at the Fishback home F J. C H E N E Y * CO., Toledo. Ohio. } dozen photographs, size 4x6, S o ld b y D r u g g is t s . 7tc. Sunday. Hell's Family Fills for sensUpaUoo. value $5, Van Cleve Studio. 2nd Elmer and W illis Allen were prize. Boy’s dress shirt, Bee Hive The Herald wishes correspondents Store. in neighboring communities. For 440 yard relay race A new size package I particulars apply at this office. Sales and Service W E E K Ten for 10c. Very convenient. s and H o m em a k ers’ C onference Dealers carry both{ A w e e k of C ollege Life at O. A. C. C O O PE R A TIV E C O N V E N T IO N S Excursions Let’s Go C o rv a llis , O re . J u n e 13-18 "'MW', DSONS lOforlOc; 20for20c. It's toasted. in iw ir n IN C R E A S IN G D E M A N D U R i l l u s t r a t e d c ir c u l a r de scribes the Mountain States Pow er Company and the 42 Commu nities served in four states. It ________ shows the growth of the Compa ny’s business, which growth continued in a very satisfactory measure during 1920. A larg e a m o u n t of additional business is now awaiting the construction of additions and extensions. The demands for service increase steadily in a much greater ratio than the in crease in population. T hese services are vital to public welfare. The market for them is as stable and endur ing as our cities, towns and agricultural diStridts. 0 An investment in our 8 per cent Gold Notes is the kind o f an investment you don't have to worry about. For Boys— unlimited weight class 100 yard dash, 1st prize, Boy’s leather belt, J. C. Penny Co. 12 pound shot put, 1st prize, Conklin fountain pen, Hayter Book Store. Running broad jump, 1st prize. Jack knife, Guy Bros. Hardware Company. 880 ;’ard relay race N otice o f Annual School M eeting Notice is hereby given to the le gal voters o f School District No. 13, o f Polk County, State o f Oregon, that the annual school meeting o f said district w ill be held at Mon mouth High School; to begin at the hour o f eight o ’clock p. m. on the third Monday o f June being the 20th day o f June A . D. 1921. This meeting is*called for the purpose o f electing a director and a district For Girls— 85 pound class clerk, and the transaction o f busi 60 yard dash, 1st prize, Jewel ness usual at such meeting. box and pin cushion. Offered by Van Dated this 3rd day o f June, 1921. Orsdel Drug Store. O. A. W olvertor, 2nd prize, Box candy, Dallas Chairman o f Board o f Directors Attest: Mina Cornelius, Grocery Co. DistrictJCIerk. 360 yard relay race For Girls— 100 pound class 70 yard dash, 1st prize, i dozen photographs size 4x6, value $5, Van Cleve Studio. 2nd prize, $2 box candy, Shaw & Kersey Confec tionery. 3rd prize, Pearl gray silk hose, C. L. Crider. 440 yard relay race For Girls— unlimited w eight class 100 yard dash, 1st prize, Swim ming suit, Offered by Mrs. Chas. Gregory. 2nd prize, Pearl gray silk hose, C. L . Crider. Other prizes will be offered later. They w ill be found in the next is sue o f this paper. The points are scored fo r indi vidual and relay events alike on the basis o f 5 points fo r firsts, 3 points fo r seconds, 2 points for thirds and 1 points fo r fourths. A silver cup to the school that wins the highest number o f points in the athletic meet is offered by J. I. Potter. The school which wins the cup the first year w ill be per mitted to keep it until the follow ing year. The school winning it three consecutive years w ill own the cup permanently. The diplomas will be presented to the eighth grade graduates in the Dallas City Psrk located four blocks west o f the high school building, at 1 o ’clock P. M. Per sons wishing to attend the Field Meet can bring their dinners and enjoy a picnic luncheon in the park during the noon hour. DR. F. R. B O W E R SO X P H Y S IC IA N U SURGEON PHONE NOS O FFIC E - 3303 HOUSE • 33*3 A. M A R A N T Fire Insurance, Real Estate and Surety Bonds Reliable Service B. F. BUTLER Dentist Post office bldg. 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Back E ast N e w Eastbound I » w Round Trip Tickets TH R O U G H One-way fares THROUGH California California are now on sals at w ill be In affect Reduced Fare June 10 and daily, thereafter Final return limit round trip tickets, throe months from sels dots net si October Slat. Stopovers perm itted and choice at routes On your bark east trip, too Crater Lake Lake Tahoe. Y «Semite. Ssqu Park ( arriso G o rg e a grand and highly colored canyon seen from the ea or the Apache Trail and Roosevelt Dam. National W e e k End and Season Excursion Tickets are now oe sale to: Tillamook County Beaches Newport A particularly attractive trip across the Coast Range Mountains. These beeches Include Rorkaw ey and «tort beMi Beach Resorts Neah Kah Nie, M s m en its and Bay Ocaan. D aily T ra in leave. Station t lA A . M. Portland A delightful seashore i mort an T a quina bay and the Pacific Ocean. A a ideal place fo r the family- Large sate- torium and salt water baths-various forma of amusement Union Daily Trala Sere 1er Jsr ■si W e oh snd train Leaves Port- Union Station Saturday 12.4& "Orei P. M booklet Eier trie train leaves Portland. 4th Stark Streets. I I’. P M connecting ■ ■Ith week and train at Hillsboro No I g age handled on electric train. graphically describee the dtf- Includes Copy free on request. Mountain and Othffr Resorts A Safe 8 pc Investment in an E ver-grow in g Husiness Mountain States Pow er Company Dont let a smooth tongued stranger persuade you that there is any-kind of printing the Her ald Print Shop can not do. D erisi« I Breiten busk Hot Springe. Mt Jefferson Country) - Tickets now sa I McC redie He« Spelee« Ttrketa new on mie. Crater Lake 'a lake la the extinct cretm at a volcanoI Sbasto M ou n t.,« R«serto V «rem ue Netienel Perk H. M. 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