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About Cloverdale courier. (Cloverdale, Tillamook County, Or.) 190?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1916)
w — I 1 1 —f- No. »9 Report of the condition of the Q LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS a a i NESTÜCCA VALLEY BANK AND OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST a a OF CLOVERDALE, # ö In the state oi Oregon, at the close of . - - - - -■ —f|- — ■ . - - - business, September 12, 1916. II ... The Literary society was reorganized Wise A Massey, Dentists. Friday evening with J. R. Bidgood P. M. Stiverson for photo work. president, E. L. McCabe secretary and S. H. Rock, of Oretown, visited the Misses Stevens and Beals on the Cloverdalo Monday. program committee. Otto Wilson and J. M. fraxler made Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Werschkul, of an auto trip to Portland Tuesday. Portland, arrived in Cloverdale yester day and are visiting with the other two Dr. Shearer ami Albert Boon autoed brothers and their wives at the D. T. to Portland Tuesday, returning home Werschkul home. last evening. Montgomery and Northrup will hold Yesterday afternoon a party of auto- services 8unday evening at the Ilebo ists from outside ran into a rig being driven by Mrs. L. D. Heaton near Chas. school house. Lundquists, and took off one of the Every Saturday the Cloverdale Mer wheels the buggy. Fortunately no cantile Co. will have special bargains one was of hart. for every caller. Ed Worthington has purchased a It is reported that Elbert and George ranch at Loraine and he and Mrs. Worthington have purchased a grocery Worthington left for that place Tuesday store at Loraine. to close the deal. They are expected For sale choap—Horse and saddle. home tonight. Ed has rented his ranch Will throw in buggy und harness. L. here to J. A. Lamson. M. K raner, Cloverdale. Bank Examiner Tracv was in Clover Grant Thayer and family, of Tilla dale Friday on his regular tour of visits mook, Sumlayed at the home of Mr. to the banks of the state. Were it not for shocking the modisty of our cashier and Mrs. Frank Owens. would tell of the many nice things A large number of citizens of Clover- we he said regarding our bank. dale and vicinity attended the Home Richard Learned, whose serious mis steaders’ Fair at Blaine Friday. fortune was noted in last week’s Courier, Another Deputy Sheriff has arrived in died Thursday afternoon. Rev. Horn- Cloverdale. It is a young son Friday to schueh conducted the funeral services Mr. and Mrs. James Burke. at the Presbyterian church Friday af Mrs. Irene Stiverson is visiting her ternoon and interment was had in the nster, Mrs. Elbert Worthington, and Oddfellow’s cemetery. family, of Mohler, this week. The fact that McMinnville is to have Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas, and a real Round-Up with all of the most Mrs. Shearer and daughter, Margaret, approved and modern features, the autoed to Portland Saturday. thrills and the gasps at the feats of Just the time of year for a new Hash- daring performed by the cow boys and light. See V. F. Learned. A complete cow girls—a real modern reproduction stock of flashlights, batteries and bulbs. of the olden times on the frontier, is a new epoch in the history of this staid Mr. and Mrs. W. Heaton and children, and quiet community. of Shoals Ferry, Oregon, are the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Heaton. Resolution of Condolence. Whereas it has pleased the Supreme Mrs. P. B. Vanceil, who has been the Ruler of the Universe to take from our guest of her sister, Mrs. Boon, the past midst the beloved wife of Brother Frank weak, left for her home in Portland this Worthington, therefore, be it resolved, morning. That the members of Nestucca Lodge A county directory for Tillamook No. 114, I. O. O. F.< extend to our ber is to bo issued shortly. A business eaved brother our sincerest sympathies, representative of the publishers was and that a copy of these resolutions be here this week. placed upon the minutes of this lodge and one sent to the bereaved brother L. Jensen, who has been in poor and one to be published in the Clover health for some time, was taken to the J. A. Lowrance, Boals hospital at Tillamook yesterday dale Courier. A. A. Imlah, afternoon by Dr. Boals. H. C Sanders. Mr. Karl moved a load of household Committee. goods to Dundee tor Jas. Whitman the last of the week and while there one of Plasker Bros, for all kinds of plumb- ing, bath room outfits and fixtures. Til his horses sickened and died. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kratier and Arba lamook. Ore. Stiverson autoed to St. Joe and baek last Tuesday ami brought some fine fruit which thev report plentiful in the valley. Mr. and Mrs, I). T. Werschkul ai- AND rived home from Portland Saturday t hey were accompanied by Mr. Werech- kill's» brother and his wife, Mr. and Mra. Julins Werschkul, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Culberson and two children, ef Mohler, former resi dents ot Cloverdale, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Doty and Grandma Doty, of Tillamook, were in Cloverdale Sun W. A. WILLIAMS day. The auto in which they were! TILLA M O O K riding continued four generations Gasolene Automobile Accessories SCHOOL BOOKS School Supplies — A5D— Everything for the Young ster and the Advanced Scholar. Look Up Your School Needs Early. School Books Strictly Cash Wm. A. HIGH Druggist and Stationer, CLOVERDALE. - Card of Thanks. OREGON The undersigned wishes through the Courier to express his thanks to those who so kindly assisted during the illness and death of my little boy and for their kind and sympathetic words. Alva Learned. Take the old reliable White stage for a comfortable, safe and sore trip te Tillamook. When in Tillamook and yoq want a good meal at a most reasonable price call at M. Oleson’s in the Ramsey Hotel dining room. New Y o rk RESOURCES. Loans a n d discounts.................. 129,644.58 Overdrafts, secured and un- 50.39 secured..................................... Bonds and w arrants.................. 104.00 Banking house........................... 100.00 Furniture and fixtures............ 2,200.00 Other real estate owned.......... 2,068.40 Due from banks (not reserve batiks) ..................................... 4,504.46 Due from approved reserve banks......................................... 4,643.18 761.42 Checks and other cash items Cash on hand............................. 1,253.83 Total.......................... $45,330,26 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in ................ $15,000.00 750.00 Surplus fund............................. 432.74 Undivided profits,.................... Individual deposits subject to check................................... 25.929.86 Cashier checks outstanding.. 212.66 5.00 Time and savings deposit........ Bills payable for money......... 3.000.00 borrowed.............................. 45,330.26 Total.................. State of Oregon, County 1 of Tillamook, j I, K. L. Mcabe, Ccashier of the above- named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st day of September, 1916. Frank Taylor, Notary Public. My commission expires Sept. 9, 1919. Correct attest:—Chas. Ray, W. G. Dwight, Directors. Bids Wanted. Bids will be received up to October 1, 1916, for making cheese in the Clover- dale factory for 1917. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. Mail bids to the undersigned. - H. B. Lockwood, Secretary. G lo th in é S t o r e T I U L A M O O h , OKB. |_ | AS a big line of up-to-date Clothing which we »re selling at * ^ lowest prices possible. When visiting Tillamook call in and will try to satisfy in quality and prices. J . G l i c k m a n a n d M. F a r m e r , P r o p r i e t o r s . ‘‘S b S ’EM BUCK*’ A U L, R O A D S L .E A D T O M c M in n v il l e ROUND-UP O c t o b e r 4 , 5 a n d 6,1916 F u ll of T h r i l l s a n d S h i v e r s S p e c i a l R a t e s o n all R a i l r o a d s A m p le Seating C apacity P a rk in g S pace for A u to m o b ile s G R A N D P A R A D E P I R S T D A Y I O A. M.
