Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 22, 1937
Clem Sauer and V. McCasland
are binding wheat on the L. W.
Henry ranch this week.
TAKILMA NOTES
OF INTEREST
Chas. Owens is iniproviw.g from
his rerent illness anil his friends
hope to see him around again.
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A new cook house has bee n
completed at the
Elliott Frog
Pont! mine and work of laying
track ami erecting the mill is go-
ing ahead.
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The road crew is at work on
the Bolan lake road. The road is
scraped over half way now.
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Mrs. Cecil Owens spent a short
time in Takilma last week.
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Drilling around Takilma for
dredging is progressing at a good
rate. Some fine streams of water
have been fount! during the drill
ing.
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¡SALES and SERVICEj
Pushed ti e most unusual 1 ros-
pector of the season on the roa<!
today.
The outfit consisted of
an old fashioned buggy of about
1S‘JO mintage, or thereabouts, and
a horse. Behind this came a well
loaded burrow toiling patiently U[
the mountain. A lot of nerve foi
on«1 phi man it seemed to me, tc
start out so equipped. Sure hope
he makes a strike.
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Joe Johnson is working nt th«-
Waldo copper mine.
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Mr. and Mrs. Archie (Pat)
Strong have gone to Seattle for a
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To The Editor:
I would like to express my ap
preciation of the article in your
paper concerning the
Faddis
chrome and manganese bill.
It
is by keeping posted on such mat
ters as this that you are proving
your paper to be a real asset to
<3 ths community.
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Because the season is short for
most of us miners who are devel
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oping mines in this vicinity we
are inclined to let the outside
world take care of our affairs
w’hile we have our noses in the
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dirt, as it were, And all too of-
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ten we come out of the hills at
the end of the season to find that
our affairs have been taken care
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So
: of to our own disadvantage.
we appreciate the fact that while
we are busy, ami away from what
is going on outside, that you are
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on the job, and will inform us
: through your paper, of anything
Leave work at Alma's Dress
Shop in Cave City
Brooks Hatchery
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CHICKS
CLASSIFIED ADS
DAY OLD AND STARTED
Phone 145 J
East “N” St.
Grants »'ass
FOR SALE—Hotpoint automatic !
range with cooker, cooking I
utensils and bridge smoker
lamp. Inquire Hoquiam Res- (
taurant, Cave City, Oregon
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PATRICK’S
(REEK
TAVERN
BOYSENBERRIES ARE NOU
READY.
The world’s finest ;
berry. C. H. Brooks, 3 miles E.
from Selma on Deer Creek R<1.
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sold his interests in California,
and is looking for q loca-lbero in
this spit"i.i»«M of O'wgsiwa.
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L m * S hi Hubay a wuHiber of the
husine
men ®f Kerby started
work on the tennis court and will
continue to work several hours
each evening until th«* work is
completed.
Wm. McLain is in
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Davis, charge of the work.
A picnic
living on the Caves highway, left dinner was served to those untir
the last of the week for Crescent ing workers who labored on the
ground by members of the P.
City.
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Mrs. Jan«* McCasland has sev-
eial prominent guests from Bur
Mr. and Mrs. Car« 1 Jones and
bank, California, over the week Mrs. Ida May Smith of Newport
end.
and Mis. Hattie Shorgren of To
ledo were guests for a short visit
at the home of Mrs. Ora Smith.
They were returning from the
Seats meet of the Unite«! States Spanish
War Veterans Auxiliary at Med
ford. Mrs. Shorgren is a sister
Lillis and litth of Mrs. Ora Smith. They also vis
are home again ited with Mrs. Leo Martin and
several weeks at Mrs. John Smith at Bridgeview.
They were former neighbors and
friends when the Martin s lived in
Mrs.
Fred
Schroeder
and Toledo.
daughter, Mary Lou, made a bus
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iness trip io Grants Pass the first
of the week.
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busy g«
Mr. and Mis. (’. (’. Coberly of
market
Los Angeles, are at their summer
h« me in Cave City for about six
is
> place.
1 f ulie
weeks. Mr. Coberly is connected
■s won’t grow ' in
with th«- fire depart ment in that
they should visit
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Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Kretsinger
and daughter of O'Brien were in
Mrs.
Cave '"ity last Saturday.
Kretsinger was treated by Dr.
Collman for a cut finger
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Mrs. George James of Bridge
view has been confined to her
borne the last two weeks suff er
ing with a skin irritation on her
bands and feet. George is plan
ning to return to his work in Gohl
Hill the last of this week.
PRINTING
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Of every description quickly
and acurately completed at the
News Job Printing Department
Complete facilities for every
kind of Job Printing from a
Postage Stamp to a Large Book
Cards, Envelopes, Letterheads,
Statements, Bill Heads, Dodgers,
Envelope Stuffers, Blotters,
Booklets, Catalogues, Briefs,
Programs, Tickets, and all kinds
of Office Ruled Forms
uted at the fool
till, where some
Mr.
We can Deliver Rubber Stamps
and Stamp Pads on short notice
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Bouquets of Flowers for
Pattern for New Fabrics
In evening chiiTons and crepes,
big bunches of mixed flowers form
handsome bouquets. Poppies, corn
flowers and buttercups mingle their
colors with green leaves and golden
wheat cn a background of black or
white.
The pattern appears in both crepe
and chiffon in order that the two
rqaterials may be used together in
same eveninc town.
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If you are unable to drop in at
our Office, a postal card will bring
a salesman at once, or phone,
Line 7,------ .
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Paulsen, Mr.
and Mrs. O. IL Soper and Roy
Stewart of Crescent City were
visitors at the News office Wed
Best company in the world to a
nesday. Mr. Paulson is a retired
newspaper man w-hile Mr. Stew man may be another man of 40
art is in the mining business. He who likes people.
WOULDN’T IT?
Wouldn’t this old world be better
If the folks we met would say
“I know something good about you”
And then treat us just that way?
Wouldn’t it be fine and dandy
If each handclap warm and true
Carried with it the assurance?
“I know something good about you."
Illinois Valley News
Cave Junction, Oregon
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FOR SALE—12 ewes Shrop and
Lincoln. None over five years.
Price 175. Roy Wells, Cave
highway.
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SERVICE
I-.u-nche», Dinner». CAI
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STANDARD OIL
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Wouldn’t life be lots more happy
If we praised the good we see?—
For the.e’s such a lot of goodness
In the worst of you and me?
Wednesday
FREE SWIM
I m our Pool
I”. (>. Address, O'l’rit-n, Or»-.
Wouldn’t it be nice to practice
That fine way of thinking too?—
You know something good about me
I know something good about you.
—Author Unknown.
FOR SALE — Mining location
blanks, both quartz and placer
and trespass notices at the
Illinois Valley News office.
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FOR SALE—10 acres within 2
miles of Cave City. Good huuse
barn, etc. Good water. A bar
gain for a quick sale. Writ*
No. 5, Illinois Valley News.
Cave Junction, Oregon.
LOST- -A jxrsonal check mad«
payable to th Consolidated
Truck company of Grant. Pa-
and aigned by Hamilton' Bogin
River Turkey Ranch, check Ni
602 drawn for S16.96.
Th:
oheck was lost last Saturday.
Finder please return te L. E.
Httay a* th* Illifnw-
Now«. Can. Ci«#, sshj I r-<■« iv«
reward.
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■evening
| |n Cave City Theatre
LIST your property you want t<
ell with Elwood Hussey, th«
Illinois
Valley Real
Estat<
Broker. Cave City.
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| hrilling
Also comedy picture
•OFF TO THE RACES”
With the Jones Family
Striving Slim Summerville, one of the funniest
comedians in pictures
I Proceeds to go toward buying equipment for
the Cave City Volunteer Fire Department
Memb«r» of the cast at 2000 pertar» who will take part in the Oregon Trail Pagear.t at Eugene, July
22. 23 and 24, ta e t rr» out during reheartal» to «tage a fa1.« pioneer wedding. The groom In thia
photo it Ralph Schcmp. na»»S«r st th* pageant, itaged every three year« In honor of the weitarn
pianee*-» who »ettl»d in the Oregon country. Character« here are pictured wear.ng t> onenr garb, now
the style In Lane county ai the whole population ha« captured the tp>r«t of the day» ef 'Ml
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Wouldn’t life be lots more happy
If the good that’s in us all
Were the only things about us
That folks bothered to recall?
On the Redwood Highway
30 miles SA.V. of Cave City
L. B. HALLS FUNERAL HOME
Complete Funeral Car equip- I
ment. Ambulance service day
or night.
5th and “C” Sts., Grants Pass.
SPEND A LITTLE. BUY A LOT
in Cave City. Prices ami term
to suit.
ELWOOD HUSSEY
Licensed Broker
that is being done that we should
know about.
1 have passed th* infonnation
abO'Ht t*he Faiidis b>-Hl o« to several
miners around here who d-o not
have the opportunity to read your
pape r.
W« thank you.
The I’errenial Prospector.
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