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VOL. XXL
NO. M.
Dance’ Tommorow Night
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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OR»GON. FRIDA T, AUGUST 14, 1MB.
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The Coquille Rod «nd Gun club
dance here
tomorrow
(Saturday)
night promises to be the latest ever
held in Graham's Hall.
Over four
hundred tickets have been sold, and
although many of those will not be
presented, there are
hundreds of
others who will come here for dances
will be very few tomorrow night.
The Bandon Rdd A Gun Club was
successful in forestalling any dance
down there; Myrtle Point dancers
are coming here by the score and
fifty tickets have already been sold
HORSESHOE
CLUB STARTED
DOES COQUILLE
WANT HOSPITAL
amo'unt—the difference between the
6% rate on warrants and the 4 8-4%
which the bonds bear.
* The work of Clerk O. C. Sanford in
connection with the bond issue is es­
pecially praiseworthy, for the bond
dealers and their attorneys passed on
and approved all the proceedings
without even asking a question. There
are technicalities in issuing bonds,
which sometimes involve the district
or municipality issuing them, in diffi­
culty, and this school district is es­
pecially fortunate in having a man
like O. G Sanford to handle the «to­
talis in so successful a manner. He
saved the district an attorney fee in
preparing for the election, too.
Praises Coos Market Roads
J. H. Scott, state market road en­
gineer, accompanied by his father-
in-law, Mr. Lewis, of Portland, was
in Coquille on Tuesday and Wednes­
day of this week- With Judge Mast
and Roadmaster Gilbert he inspected'
the market roads of Coos county and
expressed satisfaction with the loca­
tion of the roads and work done this
year. He said that thia county was
getting down to business and putting
market roada where they should be.
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Governor at M. W. A. Picnic
Gpv. Walter Pierce, who is to be in
Coos county for the fanners’ picnic
on Aug. 22. will be present at the
Modern Woodmen and Royal Neigh­
bors basket picnic in the Norway
grove on Sunday, Aug. 28. He is
state torturer for the M. W. A. An
Modern Woodmen and Royal Neigh
bon are invited to attend and bring
basketa.
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