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PERSONAL ITEMS
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Dr. W. A. Wise, Dentist. Tuesdays.
Mrs. Allison, of Tillamook,
guest of Mrs. I’ . 11. Messncr.
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AND OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST
The Cloverdale Mercantile Co.
paying 40 cents per dozen for eggs.
are
We have a few clients for ranches to
rent. Will buy or furnish stock. Taylor
To trade— A retina graphaphone for a
Heal Estate Agency.
violin. Call at Courier office.
Fred Beals, of Tillamook, was a caller
at the Courier office Tuesday.
The Cloverdale Mercantile Co. Hro
paving 10 cents per dozen for eggs.
Little Nestucca Delegation Asks Court for
an Appropriation. *
Several Little Nestucca citizens ami
others from the south end of Tillamook
Mr. and Mrs. V. Spaulding spent
county met the County Court yesterday
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week in
afternoon and asked the court to place
Tillamook.
in its budget of estimates an appropria­
The Cloverdalo Hotel is the host busi­ tion of $15,000 to he used on the Little
ness buy in the county. Taylor Heal Ncstucca road.
F.state Agency for price and terms.
It is expected that the state will ap­
propriate
a like amount, thus giving
N. N. Kirby is suffering with n broken
them
$30,000
to open and improve the
arm, caused bv ihe backfiring of an
Little
Nestucca
road from Meda to
automobile he was ertnking Thursday.
Dolph.
At the last literary meeting J. It.
The Little Nestucca delegation went
Bidgood was chosen president, Arba
on record as opposing a certain program
Stivers ii secretary and Mrs. l.undquist
and map submitted to the people, urg­
editor.
ing the county court to build seven
A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. miles of hard surface road each year,
Uav I.etson, of Tillamook, last Thurs­ said road to be a trunk line. Accom­
day.** Mrs. Letson was formerly Kllen panying this petition was a map desig­
McKitneiis.
nating the said road from the northern
Wanted— Information on unentered part of the county to Hebo and by the
government land in Tillamook county. Three Rivers road to Dolph. This did
Would come to a Scandinavian settle­ not meet the fa>*or of the Little Nestuc­
ment. Prefer a claim where land is ca people for the reason that the Little
procurable next to it. Levi Fredeen, Nestucca road had been adopted a state
highway and accepted by the county
Milaca, Minn.
court as such. They believe if a trunk
About tbirtv of the friends of Dr. and line is to he built and bardsurfaced the
Mrs. surprised them last Monday even­ Little Ncstucca road is the log’cal one.
ing by giving them a farewell party. A
The program and map had the ear
splendid time was had by all. The fam­ marks of having been originated bv the
ily moved Wednesday to Nehalem where timber interests.
the doctor has a good medical practice.
i t was reported to the afternoon
Deputy Game Warden Leach, of T il­ meeting that when the petition was cir­
lamook, was in Cloverdalo Tuesday in­ culated it was not accompanied by any
vestigating a complaint that the dredg­ map or drawings and that when the pe­
ers on the l.ittlu Ncstucca river were tition was folded in with the map it
allowing oil from the dredge to get into gave a vastly different coloring to the
tlie river to the detriment of the fish­ whole affair.
To adopt such such a program by a
ermen.
budget meeting it would forever tie the
Key. Curtis, of the Christian church,
hands of the county against anv other
of Tillamook, visited Cloverdalo last
method ot securing money for hard sur­
Sunday afternoon and delivered a sci-
facing its raads. it would also deprive
nson that,was exceedingly interestim
every
othei project of sufficient money
He was accompanied here by Mrs.
to he of consequence, ns the amount re­
Curtis, Miss Graham and Recorder
quired for such hardaurfacing would he
Smith, of Tillamook.
so great a < to require nearly all of the
Through an oversight we neglected money raised by the county for road
mentioning the parent teachers meeting purposes.
held Thursday evening, November 3, at
The delegation delegated Arthur Beals
which Mrs. Peck was sleeted president, as their representative to confer with
and Miss Dunham, secretary. The next the state hoard to secure as large an
meeting will be held ttie first Thursday amount as possible as state aid
evening in Pecemlier.
The people of the south end of Tilla­
mook
county put up a solid front and
J. W. Brandon, formerly of of Port­
stood united.
land, who has accepted a position in the
A. C. Kverson, of Tillamook, has a
card in the Courier announcing that he
H o lid a y Qoods
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Arriving’
M E E T S C O U N T Y COURT.
Judge Cornier, of Tillamook, was a
Cloverdalo visitor the first of the week.
store of A. A. Pennington, of Tillamook,
is desirous of meeting and getting ac­
quaint»,) with the people of the Nestucca
\ alley. Wo have met the aforesaid
gentleman and found him a genial and
painstaking clerk.
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Prison Warden Minto Firod.
Fur hosing convicts Warden Minto,
of the state penitentiary, got his walk­
ing papers tlie lirst of this week. The
warden has shown his incompetence bv
having to resort to such antiquated
methods to combat the evil in the pris­
oners and his job
now open to a inure
e. mpetent l^r- >n. It it said hi“ deputy,
who as- s'i I, is folding his job by a
Hires 1. and that he too may get bonne«!.
is loaning money and is i|*> handling
real estate. We understand 'lr. Kver­
son is endeavoring to iii aka » >me village
loans in Clnverdala. He knows th.it
Ptnakcr l’.r >« for nil kinds of plumb­
Cl"verdale furnishes the beat secunti« s ing, hath room .units and fixtures. Til-j
to ha had.
laniook. Ore.
Watch for a Full
Holiday Announce­
ment next week.
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W m . A. HIGH
The N Y A L Q uality D ruggist,
CLOVERDALE,
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OREGON
School District Budget
Our Clothes-
Creed in
3 Paragraphs
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To make Quality
To tiie Clerk of School District No. 2*2,
the
corner-stone
Tillamook County, Oregon:
Following is a statement of the esti­
and Style the enj)-
mated amount of money needed by the
iu g- stone.
district during the fiscal year beginning
To sell at the
on June 20, 1010, and ending on June
17. 1017. This budget is made in com­
lot rest price consist­
pliance with Section 208 of tiie School
ent with the sm a ll­
l.aws of 191,5, and includes the estimated
est profit above cost.
amounts to be received from the county
school fund, state school fund, special
To tell the tru th
district tax and all other moneys of the
in
p
rin t and act id
district:
in the store.
BUDGET
Teachers’ salaries .................
$2875.00
Apparatus and supplies, such
A. A. P E N N IN G T O N
as maps, chalk, erasers,
T illa m o o k ,
Oregon
stoves, curtains, etc...............
25.00
Repairs of schoolhouse, out-
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buildings or fences................ 100.00
Playground equipment..............
10.00
Bell Phone
Janitor’ s wages..........................
90.00 Office Ground Floor
Todd Hotel.
P. O. Box 147
Janitor’ s supplies.....................
5.00
With Rollio Watson
Fuel ..........................................
80.(X)
Water.........................................
9.00
Clerk’s salary.............................
20.00
Postage and stationery..............
5.00
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3.
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Abstracts on Short Notice
by the
Total estimated amount of mon­
ey to be expended for all
purposes during the year...... $3210.00
L. V. E B E R H A R D . Manager.
D-.ited this 15th day of November,
.
Complete Set of Abstracts of the Records
of Tillamook Countv, Oregon.
F. L. Owens,
Board of Directora Bchool District No.
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PACIFIC ABSTRACT CO.
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W a s h in g to n
Irvin g .
To Washington Irving more than to
any other writer belongs the nigh
honor o f being the "creator of Arnerl
can literature."
Irving was not the tirst American to
write good literature, tint lie was the
tirst American to write in a wav to
ateli and hold the European attention
It was through Irving's writings that
the old world was made aware of the
fact that there was an American lltera
ture
Hildreth. Prescott. Cooper Poe
and others o f the pioneers came In for
a full measure of praise, but Washing
ton Irving will always hold his title
as father o f our literature— New York
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