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LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS
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j j Registered and graduate veterinary sur-
I i ire« hi . Office at Rogers A McNamer
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Mrs Anna Gersunde, who has
Fred Murphy is a Portland visi­
been
visiting her sister, Mrs. D. T.
tor this week.
Werachkul, left Wednesday for her
T. K. Wilson, of Meda, was in
home at Benton Harbor, Michigan.
the city Tuesday.
Chas. Burke is moving from
Henry Farmer, of Beaver, was in
Tillamook back to his ranch at this
the city Tuesday.
place. He will take charge of the
James Burke was a Tillamook
same April 1. Mr. Oleson, who
visitor this week.
operated the ranch last season, will
Louis Morris was in the city move to Tillamook.
Thursday from Hebo.
The time is coming to a close
Mrs. D. J. Dunn, of Meda, was and your opportunity to register
in the city Wednesday.
before the primaries are held will
Chas. Butts and son, of Otis, he lost if you do not attend to it
this month. Any notary or justice
were in the city Tuesday.
of the peace can register you.
Mrs. Mark Bays was a Tilla­
mook visitor Wednesday.
F. H. Haradon, of Astoria, ac­
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and Dentist
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A new fence is being built in companied of Capt. Tabell,
Lentz, were in Cloveruale today
front of the Chas. Ray residence.
nnd left for the cannery this after­
For sale— Good hull for speed
noon.
Capt. Tabell will take
launch. Enquire at Courier ollicc.
charge of the Gerald C.
Henry Dawson was in the city
P. S. Isaacson, veterinary sur­
the first of the week from Tilla­
geon, can be lmd by calling or tel­
mook.
ephoning him at the Todd hotel,
Mrs. L. J. Red berg and Mrs.
Tillamook.
Mr. Isaacson is a
Gillock, of Oretown. were in town
Canadian graduate and formerly a
Monday.
veterinary on the U S. transport
A baby girl arrived at the home Dix.
of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Dennis Tues­
W. F. Barnhart, of Lynden,
day last.
Wash,, made Cloverdale a day’s
Ed Worthington, accompanied
visit this w’eek ostensibly to buy a
bv Mrs. Gist, drove to Tillamook
ranch. As he left unexpectedly
Thursday.
the following morning we surmise
Mrs. L. E. Whiteman and son lie did not find anything that
Lawrence, of Meda, were in the suited him.
city Monday.
A new and strictly high class
T. A. Porter and Mr. and Mrs. line of wall pHper has been added
Commons, of Oretown, were in the to the already varied line carried
city Wednesday.
at Lamar’s Variety Store, Tilla­
The Three Rivers and Clover- mook. Yon can find anything you
dale cheese factories commenced want at this popular store. Come
making cheese every day this week. in and look around.
To Stockmen
Now is the time your
needs
toning
up.
A little
or
Stock Food
now
will
mean
and dollars in your
fat
purse.
stock
Fishermen !
G
stock
Condition Powders
used
Attention
£ have just received a
complete line of Fish­
ing Tackle. Rods, Lines and
Flies of every description.
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The Reliable be given to the person bringing us
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with fishing tackle bought of us.
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Druggist, at once.
Cloverdale,
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Oregon
EVEREST
&
LEARNED
CLOVERDALE, ORE.
Mrs. Georg** W. Baird came to
Cloverdale Wednesday from Port­
land to visit her husband and look
over this locality. They had pre­
viously decided not to build here
but we are hopeful that they may
change their mind and become
neighbors among us.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
County Court of 'I illamook County,
Oregon, will receive sealed bids for
clearing, grading and graveling of
the right-of-way of what is known
as the E E Cross road commenc­
ing at the W. W. Cornier bridge
and extending to the “ Hebo store,”
on the new survey, according to
Cloverdale Hotel Arrivals.
the plans and specifications on file
W. F. Baruhart, Lynden, Wash.;
at the office of the County Clerk.
C. A. Slone, Garibaldi; Capt. A.
Said bids to be separate for the
Wagner, Berkeley, Cal.; G. M. grading, Hnd for the graveling.
A certified eheek equal to 5 per
Lowmas. Seattle; F. H. Haradon,
cent
of the amount of the hid must
Astoria; B. Tabell, Lentz, Ore.; F.
accompany each hid as a guaran­
W, Christensen, Ed Hadley, Tilla­
tee that the bidder will execute a
mook.
bond for the completion of the
contract if awarded the same.
To the Voters of Tillam ook Comity.
All bids must he filed with the
I hereby announce myself as | County'cieik^f THlam«.k Connie,
candidate for renomination for the ¡O r e g o n , on or before 10 o ’clock, A,
office of County School Superin-j M , Wednesday the o<l day of April,
trndent on the Republican ticket, J
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at the primary election, to he held
. . Court reserves the n right
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1 reject, any and all hide. Bv order
April Id, 1. 1-.
|of the County Court,. March 8th,
Respectfully yours,
1012 .
C. Holden,
County Clerk.
W. S. Buel.
A heautisu) line of Easter post­
Charles Roosa has accepted a
Anything in plumbing at 1 Iasker
Advertise in the Courier and get
cards, also e g g dye at H i g h ’ s position with the Cloverdale Mer- !
Bros., Tillamook.
results.
Phone or mail orders promptly cantile Co. and will have charge of
tilled.
tlie store nnd dock nt the mouth of j
He commenced his
I he Gerald C. was floated again the river.
duties
there
Tuesday
and shortly
Saturday after being beached and
and is now ready to load for an­ will move his family there.
ERE is an oil-burning lamp which produces a flood of
other trip.
Several neighbors and friends of
pure, white light—more brilliant than gas or electricity
— yet wonderfully mellow and easy on the eyes. It is simple
Notice— I will be in Cloverdale Mrs. 8. W. Barker,of Kitella Falls, i
and safe, clean and noiseless, does not fill the room with obnox­
for one week commencing March helped her celebrate her 4.'»d birth-
ious, unhealthf u! odors. T o have a better 1 ighted home, with an
27. All dentistry work guaranteed. Uay last week Friday in a most ap­
— Dr. Tatoni.
propriate manner.
An elaborate
din tier was provided and an ex­
wilt actually cost m o nothing. It will par tot Itself lo the oil it taset. I an
Mrs. M. E. McQund, who has
the »cent tor the Mantle Lamp C h i m u ot America anS am telling yea what I
ceedingly joyous time was had b y 1
know to be absolute tacts. Professor Rogers, ol Lewis Institute, Chicago, made
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. H.
a cotnpaiatist test ot all the IraH".* oil-burning lamps on the market—an I the
all.
rAladdin waa f-und to glee the best light and tha most economic a! to aae. But yoc
S. Brim hall, left Monday for Los
Son’I need to accept these strong statements on my word only. Alt I eah is the opportunity lo prose
Angeles, Cal.
tbaaa at my own risk. I will he glad to let you
Dr. Williams and George Sher­
Burning Kerosene (Coal Oil)
It Outshines Gas or Electricity
H
Aladdin Mantle Lamp
W hat is the use of having vour
picture taken unless you get the
be«t? Monk’s studio is turning
out nothing hut the best, and you
are invited to call on him. next
door tO'poslotlice, when in n i l» ,
nook.
T R Y an Aladdin Lamp in Your Hom e Before You Buy
wood were called to Slab Creek
I tarnish Table, Bracket, Hanging, Wall and Chandelier tapes ot lair?«—lo tact Aladdia Lampa toe arery
perpoae Just drop me a post card snd simple say you era interested. I'll he glad tobring an Aladdia Lamp la
Thursday by the serious illness of
shew yea aad lease to yoel home lo aae a might at two, aaurtJy without obligation. Mail tha card today.
Mr». Sherwood who is visiting her
•isU-r, Mrs. Dolly Ward, at that
M A N T L 5 8 23c E A C H .
| placo. They returned this morn-!
Fall Snpply of Accessories for the Lamp.
j inf reporting Mrs Sherwood some
better.
GEO. W . ST IV E R SO N .
Special Price for one week only on the Wonderful Aladdin Lamp