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living: They are: Tom Osborne of
Independence, Charles Osborne o f
Cooper Hollow, Marion Osborne o f
1 ji Pine, Ore., William Osborne of
Mansfield, Wash., and Mrs. Emma
Dove of Freewater, Ore.
Her sis­
ter, Mrs Sherwood o f Bridgeport is
8 years o f age.
Her son, Frank
Osborne died in Dallas last year and
the late Mrs. M . A. Robinson of
Independence was
a
daughter.
Judge Asa B. Robinson was her
grandson.
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Items of Interest
Oic-gon s Higher Institution of
Lumber industry has
Permanent Prospects
With the largest lumber mills
and logging camps in Southern Polk
county in operation an era o f activ­
ity that seems certain to last for
many years has begun. The largest
concerns have purchased supplies to
last 50 years, have constructed log­
ging railroads, and equipped small
sized cities in preparation for a long
period o f active operation.
The present inactive period in Pa
cific coast lumber industry is held
to be only temporary, and while the
period o f readjustment is under way
no time is lost in preparation for
efficient manufacture. They await
an adjustment in rail rates to enable
competition with the product o f
southern mills.
One o f the largest and best
equipped lumber mills in the state
is in operation at Valsetz, in the
heart o f the Siletz basin. The plant
is owned by the Cobbs & Mitchell
company who began operation last
lights.
Valsetz has a large recrea­
October.
tion hall and a general store.
The
160 ft.
Approximately 150 men are em- i Foster Lumber company o f Nebras-
ployed in the mill and about 200 ka has also a lumber mill in South
in logging operations. Wages range Polk county. This is at Ritner. The
from the minimum o f $3.20 per day company owns a large -body of
fo r common labor to $10.40 for saw - Douglas fir and plans to manufac-
yers. They maintain the 8 hour ture lumber and ship it to Nebraska
for distribution through its yards
day.
Feeling as fit as a white hope as­
pirant, B. F. Dunsmore arrived in
Independence last Sunday from a
tw o year enlistment in the subma­
rine branch o f the navy. “ While
I have no intention o f reenlisting,
my experiences were pleasant and
agreeable and well worth while in
a certain sense” , says Mr. Duns­
more. “ On the submarine you get
in closer contact with your officers
than pe rhaps you do in any other
branch >f the navy or *army.
The
crew is necessarily small in num­
bers, and 1 am frank to say that
the officers on the boats on which I
served were a fine lot o f fellow s” .
Mr. Dunsmore enlisted in New
York and spent his time largely on
the Atlantic and in the Gulf o f
Mexico, winding up with a subma­
rine cruise which landed him in San
Pedro, Cal.
Mr. Dunsmore is not fu lly decid­
ed as to his plans fo r the future.
He expects to remain here with his
father, Dr. H. Charles Dunsmore,
temporarily at least. Loafing does
not appear to be one o f his charact­
eristics, as the day following his ar­
rival here he was functioning as a
check boss in the Homer Wood hop
yard.— Enterprise.
The company logging camp has in that state.
an average cut o f 9,000,000 feet a
month, and supplies the mill at Val­
setz and the company mill a
Falls
Mrs. Margaret Tate Osborne who
City.
The mill men say they have a died last week at the home o f her
supply that w ill last 50 years. The son Charles Osborne in Cooper Hol­
mill at Valsetz is in the heart o f low was 94 years of age and had re­
one o f the w orld’s largest bodies o f sided in Oregon for 69 years.
She
Douglas fir timber, is reached by was born in Missouri and married
the Valley and Siletz road, a subsi- her husband, Richard Osborn in that
diary corporation which has 89 miles state. They came to Oregon in 1843
o f standard gauge track.
and settled in the Waldo hills in
The best o f living accomodations Marion county. For years her hus­
are provided for employees. Bunk- band operated a flour mill on Pud­
houses, 10x40 ft. are divided into ding rive r.
He died 25 years ago.
Mrs. Martha
Ellen Williams,
three rooms with three men to a For the past three or four years she aged 53. a native o f this county.
room. House beds with white lin has been blind but aside from that | died at the home o f her son in Sum
en are used. A chambermaid ser­ was in possession o f all her facul- mit, Benton county, September 6.
vice is employed. There is running ties.
She w a s the mother o f four- She was there on a visit and was
water in every house and electric teen children o f whom only five are the w ife o f Hugh P. Williasui o f
She Was a Pioneer
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OVERCOATS
W ith the first real touch of cold w eath er this store is announcing a showing o f
overcoats that has n ever b efore been equalled in either quantity or quality.
T h e y represent w eeks of effort in searching the markets for dependable qualities
and exceptional values. E v e ry style and type
of overcoat is featured in this
y e a r’s selection.
$ 50 . 00
Prices
Light, medium and h eavy w eights for men and young men in single and double
breasted styles, w ell tailored and of warm, serviceab le
colorings.
materials.
W e haven’t seen values to equal these for years.
put into clothes as an after-thought.
can’t make it.
M any
Q uality can’t b e
It doesn’t just happen and the price tag
T h e first essential of quality mu& be the right foundation——the
right raw materials.
E v e ry detail in the process of manufacture must
certain definite standard.
have
O u r clothes are quality clothes; the qualify idea p re­
dominates in foundation and finish.
TECHNOLOGY
tight Schools. Seirni) Departments
FALL Tt KM OPtNS StPT I**. 1921
l o r in fo rm a tio n w n i c to the R r . - iiit a r
Oregon Agricultural College
W e offer On* Hundred D olla r« R ew ard
! for a n y ceee of Ca tarrh that cannot he
! cured by H a i r * Catarrh Medicine.
Hall e Catarrh M ed uln e haa beep taken
by c ata rr h tu ffe rere f o r the paet t h i r t y
I 'H e ye ar« , and haa become known ae the
moel reliable remedy f o r Catarrh
H aifa
’ ata rr h Medicine acta thru the B k o d oa
the Mucous aurfaesa, expelling the P o i ­
son from the Blood and healing the dis­
eased portions
A f te r you hav e taken H a i f a Ca tarrh
M ed ulne for a short lima you will see a
«real
improveme nt
In
yeur
general
health Start taking Ha ll e C atarrh M ed i­
cine at once and get rid o f catarrh Send
for testimonials, free
r J C H E N E Y * CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. He
i O K V A L I IS
Good tough Riding Horse For
Sale cheap. A. C. Canterbury.
Airlie.
N otice o f F in al Settlem ent
A Y A N T S
For S a le - High
cows. Phone 3612.
Van Loan.
grade Jersey
Farm. J. L
For Sale
1 three year old m are- Percher­
on stock.
1 three year old g e ld in g -Percher­
on and Clyde. Nicely matched,
sound and w ill grow into 3000 or
3200 pound team.
A . H. Craven,
Monmouth, Or.
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For Sale— A six room house in
good location. Price $800. Mrs.
S. R. Smith.
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Why worry about renting your
house when G. T. Boothby will rent
and collect the rent for you?
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator o f the
estate o f Elizabeth Clarke, deceas­
ed, has filed his final account in the
county court o f the State of Oregon
for Polk County, and that Monday
tht' 12 th day o f Septan bat, 1M1,
at the hour o f 10 A . M. thereof, at
the court room o f said court, in
the city o f Dallas, Oregon, has
been appointed by said court as the
time and place fo r the hearing of
objections to the said final account
and the settlement thereof.
Dated and first published August
12, 1921.
Ira C. Powell,
Administrator o f the es­
tate o f Elizabeth Clarke,
deceased.
B. F. Swope, Attorney.
Summons
In the Circuit Court o f the State
For rent, furnished, fourth house o f Oregon for Polk County.
north o f the dormitory. Inquire
Irene Smith, Ida M. Goodnight,
o f Mrs. M. Stine.
Edwin M. Smith, Myra I. Noble,
Rosa E. Smith and Roy M. Smith,
W o o d S aw in g
Plaintiffs,
vb .
I will saw your wood, any kind,
Jennie Davis-Shreves, — *--------
for 80 cents a cord.
Shreves, her husband, Eldon Davis,
Siam Muhleman, Phone 5105. and the unknown heirs o f F. M.
Davis, deceased, also, the unknown
Let me mend your furniture or heirs o f Aaron Chamberlain, de­
J. W . How**ll. 4t ceased, and also, all other persons
file your saws.
or parties, unknown, claiming any
W A N T E D — Men or women to right, title, estate, lien, or interest
take orders among friends and
in the real estate described in the
neighbors for the genuine guar­
complaint herein, Defendants.
anteed hosiery, full line for men,
To Jennie D a v is -S h r e v e s ,------
women and children. Eliminates
darning. We pay 75c. an hour Shreves, Eldon Davis, and the un­
spare time, or $36.00 a week for known heirs o f F. M. Davis, de­
full time. Experience unnecessary. ceased, also the unknown heirs o f
W rite International Stocking Mills, Aaron Chamberlain, deceased, and
also, all other persons or parties,
Norristown, Pa.
unknown, claiming any right, title,
The Monmouth Cooperative Ship­ estate or interest in the real estate
ping Association will save farm er’s described herein, the above named
defendant«:
money in the sale o f livestock. Ship
IN TH E N A M E OF TH E STATE
with us and cut out middleman's
OF OREGON: You are hereby re­
profit. 11 you have stock to ship quired to appear and answer the
notify W. J. Stockholm. M gr.
t f complaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit and court, w ith­
Another reduction in slab wood:
in six weeks from the date o f the
$5.00 per cord delivered.
$4.25
first publication o f this summons,
on the car. We will have plenty o f
to-w it:- on or before the first day
dry wood in the yard this winter
o f October, 1921, and i f you fail so
for all customers.
to answer the said complaint, fo r
Monmouth Lumber Company.
want thereof the plaintiffs will ap­
ply to said court for the relief in
F or Sale
said complaint demanded, 9iz: That
8-room house, lot 150x186 feet,
all adverse claims o f defendants be
close in. A ll modern conveniences.
determined by a decree o f said
Price $2500.
court; that the defendants have no
8-room house, 2 lots, splendid lo­ claim or estate in said premises, and
cation.
Price | lt0 0 .
that the plaintiffs are the owners in
5 Room house, I.and 82J x 330 fee simple o f said premises, and
feet. 3 blocks from Normal school. that the defendants be forever en­
Price $1100; terms.
joined from asserting any claim to
7 Room house, 2 lots, fru it and said premises adverse to plaintiffs,
berries. Price $1000. $.r>iiu cash, and that plaintiffs have such other
and different relief as to equity
balance $10 per month.
14 acres o f land, close in. Price seemeth just: that defendants be
reduced from $140 to $125 per required to set forth the nature o f
their claims in their answer to said
j acre.
complaint: that said premises in
20 acres o f land, 15 in cultvation,
said complaint described, are de­
5 acres in pasture, 260 prune trees,
scribe! as follows therein to-w it;—
fruit and berries o f all kinds. 9-
Beginning at the S. E. corner o f
j room house, good barn, 1 milk cow,
lot 1 in block 11 in the Town o f
horse, harness, 1 wagon, 2 buggies,
Monmouth, Polk county, Oregon;
all farm implements. Price $5IMM>.
and running thence North 24 feet;
W ill take desirable dwelling prop­
thence West 82i feet; thence Sooth
erty in part exchange. *
24 feet; thence East H2| feet to the
8| acres o f land in the city. Fair place o f beginning.
house and barn, chicken house and
This S uit mons, by order of the
park, fru it and berries o f all kinds.
lb<n. H. H. Belt, Judge of th-
An ideal farm home right in the
above entitled Court, made and dat­
city. Price $4000, terms.
ed at Chambers in the city of Dal­
G. T.
las, Oregon, on the 17th day of
August, 1921, is served upon you
by publication thereof fo r a period
o f six consecutive weeks prior to
the 1st day o f October, 1921, in the
Monmouth »Herald, a'weekly news­
Poet o ffic e bigg.
paper o f general circulation, pub
I ¡shed a t Monmouth in said Polk
Boothby.
Salem Woolen Mills Store
P. Bishop, Prop.
The Home of Oregon Made Virgin W ool Products
C.
B. F. BUTLER
Dentist
M onmouth
O regon
DR. F. R. BOWERSOX
PHYSICIAN <y SLUG EOS
PH O NE NOS.
OFFICE
HOC SE
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County.
The date o f the first publication
o f this Summons is August 19,
1921. The date o f the last pub­
lication will be Sept em tier 30th,
1921 .
B. F. Swope
Attorney fo r Plaintiffs,
Independence. Oregon. *