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About Cloverdale courier. (Cloverdale, Tillamook County, Or.) 190?-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1912)
f TUT PROFESSIONAL CAROS TX' STATE PARAGRAPHS C loverdale L odges. Dr. P. J. SHARP, i. o. o. r. T IL L A M O O K D ENTIST r NT ER BATING HITS OF CONDENSED N EW S G A T H E R E D FROM o f f ic e o p p o s it e t h e OFFICE A T TH B CLOVERDAW HOTEL. Nestucca Lodge No. 114 meets each Saturday at 7 p. m. John Pennock. N . G., John Lowrance. Sec. Visiting brothers are cordially invited to meet wiili us wlieu juu »»6 in Cloverdale OMBOON. TILLAMOOK. VARIOUS SOURCES IN OREGON hoohk . cocrt TflUmook Abstract There were 41,800 Elks registered usual, expects to win the leading at Portland last week attendiag prizes with products of Oregon d ry farms. He has got in the habit of the convention The greud lodge of United winning firsts for this state and ex Workmen met in annual session at pects to repeat bis success this year. Portland Tueeday. According to a dispatch received For the first time aince Governor Weat waa elected there has been Saturday from Adjutant-General issued an international requisition. \V. E. Finzer, of the Oregon Na It was issued on the Canadian tional Guard, the state troops will government for the return to Port not be brought to Tillamook land ef S. P. Denzen, charged with county this year for their yearly encampment and maneuvers, ow stealing an automobile. ing to the fact that a joint en Seaside, which grows prize campment with regular troops of dahlias, will have a dahlia show Idaho and Washington, will be August 24 and 25. There is a held at Grays Habor. General movement on toot to make Seaside Finzer was greatly impressed with known aa the ‘ Dahlia City.,T Itia this country as a place for encamp claimed that nowhere else do the ment when he was here with the tlowere reach such perfection. Portland business men’s excursion Alfred Olson has been awarded this spring, and put the matter of damages amounting to $8000 securing grounds in the hande of against the Silverton Lumber Co. the Tillamook commercial club. for injuries suffered while in the It is hoped that the troops will company's employ. He asked for come to this countv next year. a judgment of 112,000, but the The house public lands commit jury after consideration of the ex tee have reported favorably a bill tent of hia injuries reduced it to to authorize the attorney general half that sum. < to settle with the purchasers ef Twenty years in the penitentiary was the sentence imposed by Judge Kelly, of Salem, on A. A. Allison, an ex-convict, who. with W. H tteeman, was convicted of holding up O. I. Chenoweth. The holdup was accomplished by Mrs. Reeman luring Chenoweth into a dark •treet where Alii mi : n and Beeman covered him with guns. Beeman has asked for a mimic and sentence was deferred. Mrs. Bcemun is be ing tried. Christine Jacobson, of Elsie, wus accidently drowned in the Nehalsm river near her home Sunday, while swimming with a party of y o u n g people. She was in a skiff with her three brothers and several others when the boat was upset, throwing all into the water. Miss Jacobson sank before help could reach her, the body t>eiug finally se cured by diving after it, after a search of over half an hour. She was about 24 years of age. Tillman Reuter, wbo makes grain grow on the semi-arid lands of more than 8(X).000 acres of rail- road grant land in Oregon at the rate of $2.50 an acre. The land was granted to be sold to actual settlers at not more than $2.50 aa acre. This stipulation was held by the court to be ignored. Te clear title to innocent purchaser» the legislation was recommended. The bill as amended validates con veyances to all purchasers ef leas than a thousand acres at $2 50 an acre, approves the couse of the de partment of justice in the prose cution of the present euit, and pro vides that in case of forfeiture lands are to he restored to the pub lic domain subject to entry under the land laws and are not to be in cluded in forest reserves or other wise withdrawn. A Trust Company T h u s . C o a t e s . P n a siD w rr. COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACT BOOKS OF TILLA M O O K OOOBTT, OBUSOI«. TILLAM OOK C IT Y . The Ocean Spray Rebecca Lodge No. 148 meets every other Wednes day in each month at 8:00 P. M. Mrs. Lelie Gist, N. G .; Mrs. James Mills, 8ecty. OREGON. Tillamook Undertaking Co. R. N. H im C H , Mgr. Masonic Lodge No. 126 meets on Thursday, on or before full moon of each month. Chas. Ray, W. M.,Chas. T. Roosa, Sec. Successor te • . I . Reynold« Parlors one d oar north of aid stand. Night and day calls promptly attended to T. x c o m , ATTORNEY AT LAV GRANGE Cloverdale Grange meets on the First and Third Thursday in each month at 10 a. m. D. Sanders, W. M. Mrs. Olive Bays, Secretary. Conveyancing, Etc. Opp. Court House, Tillamook, Ore. GEORGE WILLETT Attorney at Law CLOVERDALE CAMP NO. 9999 Oflee Over Tillamook County Bank xILLAMCCR, ORE. DR. J. H. CONNARN DENTIST Meets First and Third Tuesday in each month. Visiting neighbors welcome. L. E. W H IT E M A N , V C. J. H. C O NN ARN, Clerk. £ < K * «PCs dXd sX# #X» eXe SX# SX« *X * dX* •*» dX» £ Cloverdale, Ore. H. P. KERR, C. E. CIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING . . Tillamook, M. W . A. Oregon 3 W. A. W IL L IA M S | Reliable Harness Maker | * Harness and Saddlery r: THE TODD Notary Public Tillamook’s Newest and Best Hotel Cloverdale, Ore. F. R. BEALS a P. ¥. TODD, Prey. Writs for Literature. BO YKAItB* EXPERIENCE P atents I RADE m ARI D esiane C o p y r ig h t s A c . central Oregon where none grew i Anfon.mum • •swch •»* before, does not want anyone to il..*» i»T»ntWi i.pn.sasiy satsaraeh s-P—«■««!>» I k m «nelly a M r l <»'aa.1»nuai. r t l r W M U KA B 10900 U U * * oa oo r PaMau *x « c u N n< fr**L iU 4 «at u * » ( T f<>» n w r S E R M itl, overlook the forthcoming Interna P i M U u l n u r a w k M ans A la . raaalT« tional dry farming congress to be » m a l ao li»« , w lt b o a t a s a rv a . tn I k « held at Lethbridge, Alberta, Octo A hanOaoBialr tllaakrakaS waaSty. Uaraaat <Rr- ber 21 -2t*. He is collecting ex ra latta« o f aa? aalaaUSc journal. Tarma. |3 a raar : four nioulAa. SA Sold b , all aawadaalwa. hibits of the products Oregon grows by dry farming, and. ae Sdentine American. T IL L A M O O K . - - OREGON HIDES WANTED Will pay 9. 10 and 11c per lb for green and salted Hides# W ill pick up hides while making my regular trips to Xeeknwin. Cloverdale Heat Harket, C. F. Hurphy, Prop. T • Tillamook, Oregon. # <£dK»»xs»x*d:r»«>x»»x»dX»eXssx#dx*eM a«4$i F R A N K TAYLO R , REAL ESTATE t 1 For the convenience of travelers.................... LUNCH Can be had at ; C . J. C R O O K ’S , HEMLOCK. i Fruits and Confectionery Cigars and Soft Drinks GENERAL M E R C H A N D IS E