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NEWBERG. YAM HILL COUNTY. 0R1G0N, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 4 .1907r
NO. 1
which h^d been furnished by him what’s his name, Mr. W ood—I W Nelson small tract in Newberg
to early settlers. The Board of would like to know him, Mr. (#575.
is name is Uncle J C Nelson and wf to W H Nel-
W ood.”
'F ather Managers in London charged it
Side-Lights
sir and I hope you ton It 14 Deskins sub $1.
Sam, by
the up to McLoughlin’s private ac­
o ' Oregon” as
answered the
Dora B Mabew to R L Mahew
will
know
him,
When his old fellow
Memoirs of an Oregon Pio- count.
doughty
Wood.
Dr.
McLough-
24140
sq ft North Yamhill $1.
factors o f the Co. in Oregon
neer.
H M Roberts to
H Griner
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learned of this they raised such lin himself related the story to
s’ r 4 $333.35.
Y* ne Vi. sec 36 t 2 s'
C< msidering the fact that the a furor against thus treating a Capt. Wilkes, o f the United %
« March
»»
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* Barney
States squadron, then in Oregon, * T H
and » wf
building of the McLoughlin In­ loyal servant
stitute, which was dedicated at such long and faithful service to whom he encouraged to grant Brixey Its 11, 12 blk 3 Bibees
Oregon City the other day, has the Co., that the latter rescinded the desired sea letter after which add Sheridan $150.
brought afresh before the public its action. In referring to his he himself granted the necessary , Edward P Casey and w f to J
the services óf Dr. John Mc­ action in giving the settles help, stores and the ambitious mart- K & W H Casey all right, title
pud interest on J E Brooks & J
Loughlin, it will certainly be in the impulsive old man would ners put out to sea rejoicing.
In
the
following
paragraph,
|£l
Berry d 1 c in 1 4 s r 5 $900.
place to give a few paragraphs say in his characteristic harried,
Mr.
Applegate
says
some
vetyjr
Henry
Moench to Lanada Mc-
t o this grand old man based stuttering speech. “ What could
upon the testimony of a promi­ a man do in such a case, where plain things and makes a striking l^ee and w f 72 a cl 4 5 t 4 s r 3
him bring ua his little savings. ‘ Train up i
nent pioneer. This might be a man and his little children were comparison between Dr. Mo- £3987.50.
child m the way he should g o ," and the best way to d<
called “ an appreciation,” which starving? I’d do it again, do Loughlin and some ot his de- Josiah S Hamnett and wt to L
this is to travel that way occasionally yourself. D<
tamers. As to its justice, com- N Aistrup and w f w 65 tt blk 20
yen deposit with us? I f not—why not? Do you lcnov
is but another word for the nice it again.” •
that we are the largest tnd solidest financial institu
ment is not in order, even were H and L add Newberg $800.
things we say about people after
Applegate draws a striking
tion in town—that the wealthiest people place their ae
the
writer
competent
to
make
C
J
Myers
and
w
f
to
W
S
Hell-
they are dead, to atone for the picture o f the annual arrival at
counts with us? Follow their example and you wil
bad things said of them while Vancouver o f the “ fleet o f express such: The missionaries, while yer55.14 a cl 88 1 4 s r 3$600.
never regret it. Ask your neighbor about our standinj
Americans, were not the kind
E S Craven and w f to Wm A
in the community.
they were living. Though some­ boats” as
came sweaping
which
tound
states
and
build
em-
Craven
20
a
0
J
Walker
d
I
c
t
3
times slow, Father Time is gen­ down the Columbia bringing the
B A N K OF NEWBERG
erally sure and just, and old Dr. result in furs o f the year’s activi­ pires. They were more sectarian s r 2 $4000.
B. C. MILES, Piss.
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier
Wm Rich and w f to J L Van-
McLoughlin, manager o f the ty throughout the Pacific North­ than Christian—more for them-
J. L. HOSKINS, Vice Pres.
W. E. CR0ZER, Asst.
Hudson’s Bay Co. in the North­ west. There were g e n e r a l l y selves than for their country. Blaircom and w f It 6 blk 3 New-
While
desiring
that
Oregon
be
berg
$2000.
west, bias come into his own in about twenty-five boats in the
the hearts of those who appre­ fleet, each carrying from fifteen settled by their own countrymen, J W Wheeler and w f to James
ciate noble acting prompted by to twenty tons. The flash o f the they extended the latter no hos- W Williams 149.47 a cl 54 1 2
pitality and no help, except on t r 5 $2800.
a big, generous heart.
oars in the sunlight could be seen
The few impressions here re­ five or six miles up the river, and harder terms than those asked J W Williams and w f to L M
corded are those which I have when within tw o miles the ef­ by the “ enemy.” Devoid o f sym- Gilbert 14.53 a cl 54 t 3 s r 5 I
found in manuscript on “ Views fective song ot the boatsmen, pathy for the suffering, they $200.
ot Oregon History” by Jesse Ap­ oining in a French refrain, could could never have wrested the Fred L Mack to C D Jenson 40 I
plegate which he wrote for Mr. be heard. Each boat kept its country from so powerful and a cl 39 t 3 s r 3 $1500.
H B Cockeaham and w f to E j
Bancroft in 1878. As most regular order, landing in its turn. well organized a body (the H. B.
C
o.)
under
the
control
o
f
mien
o
f
P
Casey and w f land in secs 24,
know, Applegate was one of the Great excitement always reigned
leaders in the early days—a man at the fort, the people all coming large influence and philanthropy 25 1 4 s r 6 $2000.
W ill sell you a Fanning M ill that cleans
well educated as his writing oat to extend welcome to the and o f right Christian practice, Paul Fundman to A Palmer
grain and small seeds and gives
Its 8, 9 blk 10 Fairview add Wil- I
clearly shows, a man o f sound returning voyagers. The great no matter what their creed.
f a c t k m -T H E C L I P P E R
W. C. W.
lamina $80.
sense and practical sagacity, o f : lag ot the Co., the white letters
University o f California.
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determined energy and strict in­ H. B. C. on a red ground, which
And a stove that will bake your I
tegrity—a man universally re­ waived oyer half a continent,
TH E
L O R A IN
R A N G E
spected.
He commanded the was hoisted in their honor. On
Last Wednesday night a Ban­
W e carry a full line o f F E E D
“ cow column” o f the famous ir­ this one day o f the year, “ their
tam hen belonging to Jos. Downs
rigation o f 1843.
and sell \ is cheap as
SEEDS
I gave up the ghost and passed to
Fooxti
It is interesting to noté that cipline o f the fort was
[net reward. This little hen left
when a mere boy, Mr. Applegate and officers and men made merry sen 51.49 a sec 23 1 4
a record hard to beat, and Joe
saw in St. Louis the hardy old together with wit and anecdote Jesse Edwards and w f to Har­ regrets that he did not put the
explorer, Capt. Clarke, of the aronnd the big table in the din­ vey D Crumley Its I I , 12 blk 1 bird on exhibition at the fair.
Lewis and Clarke expedition, ing hall, Dr. McLonghlin himself Edwards 2nd add Newberg $500. He bought the hen o f G. W. Pat­
W J & M J Winkler to C A &
who was called affectionately, opening the festivities by taking
terson just 17 years ago, with a
Janie
Kan It 7 Calavans add
4‘Old Sandy.” Capt. Clarke is a glass o f wine.
brood ot little chicks, and she
Carlton $975.
described in such a realistic way
has
brought to her owner two
The Hudson’s Bay Co. had a
Panl Fundman to Alfred Dan-
by the writer, that I thought
small herd of dairy cattle at Van­ das Its 1, 2, 3 blk 2 Fairview or three dozen eggs every year
how delighted Mrs. Eva Emery
for fiften years, besides hatching
couver which had been driven add Willamina $130.
Dye would have been to have
out a brood or tw o o f chickens
overland from California, the
Mary Millard and J. R. Ivie to
had access to this document in
first cattle brought into Oregon Jos Harmon and Jas Johnson 3 every year. The little record-
writing “ The Conquest.” Ap­
breaker quit work about tw o
west o f the Cascades. As these a in or near Sheridan $500.
plegate records that Clarke made
years
ago and was resting on
cows were supposed to be the
Mary L Godard and has to J
such an impression upon him
her
laurels
when death put an
nucleus from which the whole B Stetsonetal 4 0 a d 4 2 t 4 s r
that he decided then and there
end to her career.—Hillsboro In-
country would have to be sup­ 5 $2500.
t o be a pioneer when he grew up.
plied with its cattle, they were
Orrin L Nash and w f to Lucy
Mr. Applegate thoroughly ad­
absolutely not for sale and such A Versteeg and 1-9 o f 31 a sec
mired Dr. M c L o u g h l i n , and
Sickness is every man’s master.
a thing as killing one for beef 32 t 5 s r 3 $150.
throughout his story, his appre­
was not to be thought of. The
Ray Nash and w f to Neil Ver­
ciation of the old doctor breaks
commander ot a British Man of- steeg and 1-9 o f 31 a sec 32 t 5
out here and there. Without at­
War which entered the Columbia s r 3 $175.
tempting to organize his obser­
You should call and get prices on
was refused beef for his table
G W Hendershott et al to John
vations into a consistently ar­
from this “ sacred herd” and was Dorcas Its 5 and 6 blk 10 Row­
ranged sketch, I will make men­
so incensed he lodged a com­ lands add to McMinnville $7500.
tion o f them as disconnectedly
plaint
against McLoughlin on
Niels Nielson and w f to Chas S
as they appear in the manu­
returning
to
England.
But
Mc­
Magee and w f 160 a d 43 t 4 s r
script. What follows may be
Longhlin,
like
Achilles,
had
his
5$900.
considered as Applegate’s own
vulnerable
spot
and
the
settlers
Demsey Smith to Thos Hodson
words, though not quoted liter­
were not long in finding out 12 a sec 17 t 3 s r 2 $1800.
ally.
Frank McArthur to Asa Wood
Dr. McLoughlin received back that it was his heart. For the
poorest
man
in
the
country,
with
und
V4 of 100x130 ft in Watts
but little o f the material aid he
a
family
o
f
little
children,
could
add
to
Amity $700.
lent to settlers. He would loan
have
the
free
use
of
an
animal
Mary A Ladd to Thos B Ladd
one man supplies necessary to
too
precious
to
be
bought
with
life
estate in 32 a d 7 1 1 5 s r 4
give him a start, and in place o f
gold.
$ 1 .
having the man pay him back
In an early day a man named Jas M Brown to T E Cone 50
when he thought he was able,
he wonld give some other needy Wood and several companions a J H Gaunt d 1 c t 4 s r 4 $3000.
man orders on the first one tor built a small schooner on Oak J F Franendiener and wf to
Island in the Willamette rive^ Sami A Gross 2.50 a sec 2 6 1 5
the amount owed.
While the Oregon Missionaries which they expected to sail to s r 6 $250.
Is positively the best to clean your grain.
Joseph W HntchcrofttoLenora
were persecuting McLaughlin for San Francisco. When ready to
propogating Catholicism, as well sail, he applied to Dr. McLongh- I Simmon 47.95 a d 6 3 t 2 s r 4
as working against the settlers, lin for the necessary naval stores, $2397.50.
the management o f his own com­ who refused them on the ground James M Brown to Fidelia
pany in London was accusing that W ood had no sailing papers Sully 50 a J H Gaunt d 1 c 1 4 s r
him o f Americanizing Oregon! and might well be seized on the $ 1000 .
Please Pay Up.
Broad in his views, he was above sea as a pirate, which in fact per­ W E McCntcheon and wf to
All parties who subscribed to
proselyting. A dying man in haps he was preparing to be for Niels C Nelson Its 1, 2 blk 4 Lake-
the fund for the purchase o f the
Oregon left his young daughter all he knew. Disappointed and view add Carlton $225.
cannery
sight are requested to
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£
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LET
Daniel Wacheno to Wallace
to the care o f McLoughlin. The incensed, Wood replied, “ Well,
pay
at
once,
at either o f the
latter was so conscientious in Doctor, you may keep your pal­ McCamant 80 a sec 1 3 t 5 s r 8 US SHOW IT TO YOU.
banka or to C. B. Wilson. Don’t
Proprietors o f
his responsibility that he refused try rigging, but remember, sir, I $ 120 .
delay
as
the
account
must
be
to place the girl in a Catholic have an uncle that I expect here Joseph Yamhill and w f to Wal­
closed np.
Newberg Sash A Door
school as her father was a Pro­ shortly, rich enough to buy you lace McCamant 220 a in secs 7,8
out and send you all packing.” 1 5 s r 8 $342.60,
Factory.
testant.
For Sale.
Rejoined
the
excitable
Dr.—“
I
Bank
o
f
Newberg
to
Tom
Tyn­
When the doctor withdrew
NEWBERG
Doors, W indow s, and
First, class young cow, fresh,
from the service o f the Hudson’s am glad to hear so rich a man dall 43x110 ft in blk 1 Newberg
JEWELER
Turned W ork
at form tw o miles west o f New­
Bay Co., there was a sum o f as your uncle is coming to this $750.
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Mary A Hughes and ) ms t o W
$60,000 due the Co. for supplies
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