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Notice for Publication.
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D E PA R TM E N T OF T H E IN T E R IO R
U. S. LA N D O FFIC E at Portland, Ore
gon, April 3, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Lewis S.
Keene, of Beaver, Oregon, who, on Oc
tober 11th, 1*912, made homestead entry
No. 03(i*>0, for n e ^ of II e l * , section
township
south,
range
j west, Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final three-
vear proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Clerk of the
County Court for Tillamook County,
Oregon, at Tillamook, Oregon, on the
first day of June, 191(5.
Claimant names as witnesses:
O. W. Kinnaman, Elisha P. Mills, R o
bert C. Magarrell, W illiam S. Speeee,
all of Beaver, Oregon.
OolkiO
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AND OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST
S«e 1*. M. Htiverson for photos.
Full blood, single comb, W hite Leg
We have just received
horn eggs for setting. Order now. Ivan
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Gloverdale Mercantile Co. are paying
Gist.
S?5c n dozen for eggs.
Special show— “ The Goddess of Fate”
I>. A. Itailey and Joe Wilson have
— of—
at the movies Saturday evening. Prices
purchased the Landingliam ranch.
25 and 15c.
Appropriate Kaster exercises will be
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kraner, Arba
held at the church Sunday evening.
Stiverson and Miss Ruth Clark enjoyed
Full blood Silver Faced Wyandotte an auto ride to Tillamook Sunday.
rooster, $1.50. Mrs. Geo. Worthington.
County Agriculturist Jones, of T illa
Great are those 25c dinners at the mook, and J. E. Larson, drain specialist,
Ramsey Hotel dining room, Tillamook, O. A. C., were in Cloverdale yesterday.
Arid you will find in thiOineaoroe ,
Ore.
seasonable
Gifts for Birthday’s
Just received a complete line of fish very
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Chicken dinner Sunday at the Clover- ing tackle. The season is on and we and many other occasions.
dale hotel; the kind that makes you have the kind of tackle you want. V.
happy. .‘55c.
Learned, Cloverdale.
A Beautiful New Assortment 35.
HAND PAINTED
CHINA
Wm. A. HIGH
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N. Campbell,
Register.
FRANCIS L. mCHELEOOP;
I'lasker Bros, for all kinds of olumh-
On his return from the Presbytery at
Of McMinnville,
ing, bath room outfits and fixtures. T il Portland, Rev. Ford spent Sunday last
Republican Candidate for Joint
Druggist and Stationer,
lamook, Ore.
with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Trombley at
Senator.
Keep the ball rolling—the ball that Tiilamook. Mrs. Ford joined R ev. Ford C L O V E R D A L E ,
OREGON For the 24th Senatorial District, com-
makes for the Nestucca Valley a stand there Saturday evening and returned
prising Lincoln, Tillamook, Washing
with him Monday evening.
ton and Yamhill counties.
ard union high school.
A big line of Easter cards at H igh ’ s
I was born and raised on an Oregon
Our former townsman, C. A. Smith, Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owens spent the
farm
and after graduating from the
fore part of the week in Tillamook, ar who now resides at Corvallis, was in
Bring us your eggs. W t pay 25c a State College, have been entensively
Cloverdale over Sunday and left for his
riving home last evening.
dozen. Cloverdale Mercantile Co.
engaged in farming; served Yam hill
home Tuesday morning. He will move
Geo. Worthington left Wednesday
County as Representative in the 25th
Dr.
Wendt
fits
glasses.
Tilla-
back to Cloverdale and take up ranch
morning for Loraine, Oregon, where he
legislative assembly.
mook. Ore.. I. O. O. F. Bid.
life again as soon as the lease on his
h is secured a position as cheesemaker. place expires. W hile here he closed a
If nominated and elected will con
Take the old reliable W hite stage for tinue to work for lower taxes, and strict
The Evening Telegram, Portland’ s deal w hich conveys to him the George
a comfortable, safe and sure trip to j economy. I favor laws for Hie people
best daily paper, and the Cloverdale Worthington residence property.
Tillamook.__________________
j ano rural credits; am opposed to the
Courier, both papers one year for only
Married at the home of Mr. and Mrs
i creation of new offices, commissions,
Bids Wanted.
$ 1.50.
Frank Worthington, at Tillamook, by
Bids will be received by the Cold raise of salaries or the misuse of cleri
A dock of high grade auto tires and Rev. Gittins, Saturday morning, their
Springs Cheese Factory for the hauling cal patronage for the legislative assem
cisings.
Prices low, the quality the daughter, Miss Edna, to R. W. Holland.
of cheese to Tillamook and supplies bly, and favor limiting this clerical lore
best. 1). T. Edmunds, Pacific City, The happy couple.will make their future back. Send bids to Ivan Gist, Clover to a business basis.
< »regon.
home in Portland, for which place they dale, Oregon,
Strongly opposed to any modification
left shortly after the wedding ceremony.
of any laws passed by the people as the
On mi l after this date boys under the
Miss Worthington, with her parents,
Knowledge the Fount of Fervency,
i people’s power through the ballot should
a re of 21 years are prohibited from play
until recently were Cloverdale citizens,
Slimson— Now. Bobbie, remembei n°t be tampered with.—adv.
ing games in my place of business.— V.
is highly respected and the Courier joins
Learned.
that when we sit down to dinner the
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a host of friends in wishing them hap bisliop »-ill ny a blosainy.
I .«o y e rd a le Has Lamber Yard.
The editor’ s family were treated to an piness.
Bobbie— Pries ho know what we | The I“ *™* •“ •»•■■Ho»
auto ride to Tillamook and the surround
are going to have?
: prise of Cloverdale is a lumber yard.
ing country Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. I).
Little Nestucca State Highway.
Slimson— Certainly not.
While the stock is not large it will be
T. Werschkul.
Commissioner Owens, who returned
Robbie— Better let me do it. lie glrat ua,‘v ,ncr*a9ed " ntil everything in
Mine Host Henry Kemp has just com last evening from McMinnville, this won’t put half the heart in it that the h« “ *er hue can be had right here in
l will.— New York Sun.
the village. The yard is being stocked
pleted lepapering the hotel lobby and
morning informed the Courier that the
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j by Henry Weiss, who lias made a suc-
i now putting down a cement sidewalk
state had adopted the Little Nestucca as
Even Loss.
! t es8
tbe 8ilw ®ill business in the
in front of his place.
a state highway. When asked about
At one time Kid Brown, a famous N?8tucca Va,,e-v - and the management
The Della, after being bar bound at any improvement being made this sum
dance hall proprietor and early day "'**
undei our 8eidaI hotel man,
Garibaldi for a short time, reached her mer, the commissioner said there would
character
of
Alaska,
was
approach-
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Kemp.
d a-k here Tuesday. She left out with a lie about $.’5000 of county money and the
cd by a gambler and requested to
()rder8> lar«e or 8,nall< left at the
load of cheese Wednesday.
same amount of state money that would lend him $10.
Without saying a Cloverdale hotel with Mr. Kemp will
lust arrived from “ the East,” a line be available.
word the Kid punched the cash reg- receive~T>rompt and careful attention
Deputy State Engineer Fddv came to ister, pulled out $5 and handed it an<l lumber will be delivered here and
of Ladies’ Hats, up-to-date and latest
styles. Vou are invited to call and in- Cloverdale with Mr. Owens last even to the gambler.
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j sold at mill prices. This is a convenience
s- ect them. At I>. T. Edmunds, Pacific ing and this morning he and Mr. Owens
Wliat?” said the latter. “ Didn’t that wil1 be much appreciated by pa
left for the Sour Grass Road to inspect I ask you for a ten spot ?”
Citv, Oregon.
i trons-
some rock in that locality for use on the
The kid shifted his chew of tobac-
B you want one board or enough to
The County Fair Board meets at Til-
road.
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over
to
the
other
side
of
his
build
a barn, you can be supplied at tho
1. mook tomorrow to reorganize and
mouth,
kicked
his
slippers
in
the
hmiber
yard in Cloverdale
complete plans for the coining full fair.
Dwight-Jeukins.
corner and drawled in his character
D. I* 1. Thompson, the newly appointed
Tuesday morning at the Presbyterian istic fashion:
no mber, w ill be installed.
munce, Tillamook, bv Rev. Yeoul, oc- i
“ We both lose live.” — Kverv- ,
Attorney t allaban, of 1 illamook, Re-
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body’s.
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enrred the marriage of >V . G. Dwight to
cor ler Met lure and Editor Wellington, ... v .
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I want all the Red, White
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Miss > me Jenkins, both of Tillamook,
of Hay ( itv. were in Cloverdale Satur
Names
of
the
Days.
mid
Roan Bulls and Heifers,
The newlv weds left on the Portland
day hoi sting W. H. Harris, a Hay City
The
names
of
most
of
the
days
train f.-r a trip to southern Oregon and
also Holstein Heifers and
c uincilmun, f«>r County Commissioner
California points, where they will spend of the week have their origin in
Guernsey Heifers I can get.
from the north end.
Saxon words and Scandinavian my
the next two weeks.
I will pay a good price for
The are two first clai s shows hilled
Mr. Dwight is a prominent business thology. They are as follows: Mon
this class of stock.
day, the day of the m oon; Tuesday,
for this and next week. Saturday even- man and has financial interests
ii g a speri.il (•'ature worth double the almost every quarter of the county and the dav devoted to Tiw. the god of
if there is no other wav
pi ire of admis«u i i . Wednesday evening has Leon identified with every move- war; Wednesday, the dav of Odin
Attention Dairymen!
of next week “ The Girl in the Game.”
Tins play is gaining in popularity and
patrons are well satisfied. The proceeds
from the latter pl.«y go to the mainten
ance fund nl the church and shoul I be
patronized by ev.T\ hodv.
inent to bi'ost thè county and its pro
durti.
Mi-s Jenkins is a higlily respected
and taicntcd lady of Tillamook, and thè
ha; pv em pie h ivo thè b -t wish '- o f a
h< -t of friends.
or Wodin. king of the gods; Thurs
day, the day of Tlior. god of thun
der; Friday, the day devoted to
I'rigga, wife of Wodin; Saturday,
the day of Saturn; Sunday, tho dav
of the worship of the sun.
available send them to me on
the stage and I will pay the
charges.
SM IT H , The Calf Man
Tillamook, Oregon.
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