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About Cloverdale courier. (Cloverdale, Tillamook County, Or.) 190?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1915)
| LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS E Cl B D E E AND OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST K odak R t | to construct a road like the ore referred ! to and to know that we are so^n to have ' a road that will be such an impiove- I ment over the old one. ■ + W anted—Job of slashing. Write to Ralph Hauville, Hebo, Oregon. Dr. Wendt fits glasses. Tilla mook, Ore.. I. O. O. F. Bid. Great are those 25c dinners at the Ramsey Hotel dining room, Tillainoon, The new floor covering—Congoleum— Literary meeting tonight. 1 at Jones-Knudson Furniture Co., Tilla Arthur Coffey is finishing tha outside mook, Ore. of his home. Spring, Summer, Autumn Another body of a drowned man has Will Roenicke was in the city from been and Winter gives a year washed up on the beach. It was Sandlake Monday. round of pleasure with a found this morning. Coroner W endt Kodak,so why put off buy Frank Wilson was in the city from was notified and is taking care of the ing one? Meda yesterday. corpse. Cloyerdale is experiencing a small Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steinmassl, of Get One Now sized building boom. Kstella Falls, were in Cloverdale We carry a fine line to se F. 8. York has some of the material Wednesday and left Thursday morning lect from and have a few for the Panama-Pacific Exposition at on the ground for his new house. exceptional values in San Francisco. County Agriculturist Jones, of Tilla slightly used Cameras. Fid W orthington and wife returned mook was in Cloverdale yesterday. Call in and allow us to Thursday from a few days’ trip. Ed show them to you. There being no school this week the went to Salem and Mrs. W orthington teachers and pupils are enjoying a va visited at the F'rank W orthington home cation. at Tillamook. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Werschkul, of A. B. Estabrook is again with his Tillamook, visited home folks here Cloverdale friends, having returned last Druggist, Stationer and Kodak Doaler Monday. - OREGON Saturday evening. He has been fish CLOVERDALE, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owens are enter ing a couple of days this week but taining Mr. Owens’ sister, Mrs. Carey, hasn’t had occassion to make it known and with the improvement of the Little publicly. Nestucca road which intersects this this week. road- the Tillamook end it will The Evening Telegram (daily) and Dr. George broke ground on his lot make near a hilless from Tillamook, the Cloverdale Courier, both papers one next to the school ground for a new anywhere, to the road outside. bungalow. We understand it is to be To see this new piece ot road as Mr. year $3.50. by Mr. Spalding v;ho is to be Kraner and the writer did last Sunday IMasker Bros, for all kinds of ollimb occupied employed in the grocery departm ent of is to realize what a herculean task it is ing, bath room outfits and fixtures. Til the Mercantile Co.’s store. lamook, Ore. to make a road through the wilds as J. D. Stevens, an advecate of direct The Cold Springs, Central, Meda, Ore- legislation, held a meeting at the Grange this road is being made. We had an town and Neskowin cheese factories are Hall last evening, and before adjourn opportunity of talking with the builders of the road and learned that they were running every other day. ing a tax-payers’ league was organized. just putting on a night force and would Glenn Taylor spent this week in Til J. L. Burke was elected president and work two shifts. They have a steam lamook learning the typesetting m a John Lowranee secretary and treasurer. shovel at the Yamhill side of the pro chine in the Headlight office. Quite a num ber signed up as members ject and clearing right of way and grad Full stock of fall Furniture, choice and it is proposed to have monthly ing follow close upon each other After climbing some bad hills on the pieces at bottom prices. Jones-Knud- meetings. Dolph road, some of them so bad that npO-MORROW or next day or t=<>n Furniture Co., Tillamook, Ore. The first annual corn show and in had not Mr. Kraner and the editor been next week, whenever you It. D. Werschkul is moving into his stitute will be held at the court house in professional boosters, the machine and Tillamook Saturday. November 6. 1915. residence recently vacated by R. M. occupants would have remained on start looking tor your Autuni Suit, March, who has moved to the Dennis Prizes will be given for tlie best ten its ears of dent corn, Hint corn and sweet the other side of the hill, the party come and see us. mill. corn. Talks will be given on corn, its reached home early in the evening, Will Ward was in the city Monday, culture, feeding values and silos. An tired but more than pleased with the lie is contemplating the building of a endeavor will also be made to perfect a fact that they had seen what it meant large dairy barn on his farm at Nes co-operative calf selling association. A kowin. good turnout is desired. PACIFIC When in Tillamook and vou want a Visits Sour Grass Road. g" >d meal at a most reasonable price have tailored ua a bountiful sup call at M. Oleson’s in the Ramsey Hotel Through the kindness of L. M. Kraner ply of wonderfully clever clothes the editor on last Sunday bad an op dining room. CGMPANY portunity of viewing the Sour Grass Every style is truly correct, and (R. D. Werschkul, Prop.) Now is the time to look for your heat road project. Mr. and Mrs. Kraner, in -, stoves. We nave some choice bar Arba Stiverson and the editor and his Market now open ready for busi whatever you pay, secures positive ine Jones-Knudson Furniture Co.. wife left early Sunday afternoon in Mr. ness. Telephone vour want«. quality. Tillamook, Oregon. Rig makes North and Kraner’s auto and after a pleasant ride Mis. C. E. Trombley nnd daughter. of several miles on the Three Rivers Highest cash price paid for call Sarah, of Tillamook, visited Mrs. road the Tillamook county end of the hides, cow hides and young calves. Trombley's parents, Mrs. and Rev Sour Grass road was reached. Mr. Tillamook, Ore. l ord, the fore part of the week. Kraner and the writer then left the ma Our aim is to handle only first- Dr .1 (ì. Turner, formerly of the firm chine and struck out on the new road class stock and sell nothing we of Lowe A Turner, eye specialists t through the mountains. For * distance would no use on our own table FRANK TAYLOR, Portland, will be in Cloverdale again of a mile or so the walking was oot bad, A Trial Order Solicited Notary Public November 2 nnd 3, at Cloverdale Ho but this good walking did not last as we wished, for the farther wo- went the Matket next to Courier office, Cloverdale tel. Cloverdale, Ore. harder was the traveling until the road V. A. Spalding, of Tillam ook,recently had narrowed down to only a trail. Af managin', a beach store for Ray A Co., ter climbing over and under logs for \ -dted Clove' l ilt* last Friday and Sat about two miles, which seemed a great urday. We are tnJd that fie is to acoej t manv more, the improvement on the a portion in the grocery departm ent of Yamhill end was reached and there we the store at this place. discovered the machine in waiting for Basket social. Where? G rangeJball. us, Arba and the ladies having made the trip around the old road and as far hack When? Fridav evening, October 29 on the new road as was possible to run With every heater we give ab W hat's doing? G«>i 1 program, Hal an auto. lowe’en stunts, all 'round goixl time. When the Sour Grass road is com solutely free one O’Cedar Mop Boys, if you haven't a sweetheart of pleted it will be one of the l»est im your own, bring some other fellow's. provements the county lias ever made. Girls, bring vour baskets The grade will he practically a level one AMMER FURNITURE CO., First Street, Tillamook. Wm. A HIGH At Least Give Us a Chance MEAT AND PRODUCE B ra n d eg ee , K in caid & Co. A. A. P e n n in g to n Free at AMMER FURNITURE CO.