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About Cloverdale courier. (Cloverdale, Tillamook County, Or.) 190?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1917)
■+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS n AND OTHER NEWS W. A. Wise, dentist. Mies Millie Her is a patient at the Jiosj liai. W. C. Stewart baa leased the Ivan Gist ranch. Glenn Tayloi is assisting Or. George in tne Neetucca Valley Bank. J. M. Trailer is a Portland visitor ti n week. -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yach, of Meda, were Cloverdale business visitors Tues Her Taylor, at the Courier office for day. Fire Insurance. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dwight, of Tilla Tin; buzz saws have been making their mook, are week end visitors in Clover annual rounds this week. dale. Mrs. John Tier, of lleppnor, is visit W. C. Stewart, of McMinnville, lias ing at the Chas. Ray home. purchased the B. F. Smith ranch at Wadti Arnill made a trip to the vallev Oretown. to get fruit the first of the week. Frank Wilt-hart was a business vfisitor Dan Murphy, of Tillamook, is taking in Cloverdale Tuesday from the Nes in the sights in (JloverJale today. tucca bay. Mr. and Mrs. Aufdemuuer were in Mr. and Mrs. Jesef Trinkler were in Cloverdale from Dolph Tuesday. Cloverdale Tuesday on business from Mr. and Mrs. B. i-. Bnutn, of Me Minnville, were in tow n Tuesday. OF INTEREST I I Flour, Sugar, Feed Jewelry This is the time to lay in your Winter ,-ed an E’ VE just sccei vi ine ofJ elgunt new lit Jewelry, som e of the i latest things in the jewelry line, possibly just the thing! you have been looking tor. Come in and look over the many nice things. We also have a nice new line of Hand Painted China and fancy Jardiniers. Just the thing for pre-holiday purchases. . W [ WM. A. HIGH Oretown. Extraordinary Bargains in I ! stock. Order now and save money. "rt , P u r e W h i t e F lo u r , B a rrel - 8 1 1 , 8 0 jS g a ^ S-. 1 1 .4 0 T3 S3 O l y m p i c F lo u r , 5 -4 O rt r-> u «11,20 ^den C r o w n F lo u r 17i it B 1 1 .2 0 L ig h t H o u s e F lo u r a it 1 0 .2 0 V a lle y P a t e n t F lo u r % 8 u CD «’i iir, 1 0 0 - L b S ack C o u n t r y S h o r ts , 8 .4 5 Ton 4 5 .0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Imlah made an Druggist and Stationer County School Commissioner Lamb, »uto trip to Salem Tuesday and re of Tillamook, was in Cloverdale the first turned yesterday. C loverd ale, - - Oregon, i of the week. O. F. Wiiliams, barber, Beaver, Ore Lawrence Olds and Mrs. Mu belle gon. Good work and courteous treat- I THE DRIVE IS ON. Foster were Portland visitors the first ment Call on him. of the week. Attend the moving picture show Sat Bave Yon Bought a Liberty Loan Bond? Statement of ownership, management, Plasker Bros, for all kinds of oluinb- urday night. The management states etc.of the Cloverdale Courier : Frank Tav ing, bath room unttitH and fixtures. Til that he can assure the patrons a good The great drive for the sale of the lor, owner, editor and manager; known lamook. 0r< - show and good lights. There will be no second Liberty Loan Bonds is now well mortgagee holding more than 2 per cent i of value, Chas. Ray. Commissioner Owens left yesterday dance after the show on account of a advanced. Signed, Frank Taylor. morning for Portland and Astoria on a dance being held at Meda. We should not let the drive cease for Subscribed and sworn to before me business trip. the first day of October, 191 Dr. Wise will l><- at his Cloverdale even a moment. C. W. Talmage, Notary Public. The government must have t he money To rent—Ranch of 160 acres near olfice every Jfonday evening and all llftbo, without stock. Reasonable terms. through the day Tuesday and longer if to finance the war and the citizens are ) — in duty bound to buy tbe bonds. You i ^ I HE COL NT A C O L R f <¡1 I III. Enquire .it this ottice. r -quired until further notice. Those only loan the government the money! sTA IE <>1- OREGON I-OR TILLA- A Hallowe'en Social will Lie given In- desiring dental work done can make same as you would a friend. j MOOK COLNTA. the Oretown Grange in their hall on the appointment by telephone. What better friend have you got than ! THE wvtikk °>" THE estate of J ohn Ere of October itlst, 11)17. rock , deceased . Order for hearing Building activities commenced here the United States government? final account. Register No. 116. There is plenty of money in the Nes Arch Meyers lias rented tin* Landing- in earnest this week. J. M. Traxler is Cloverdale Mercantile Co. Inc. hum bouse and will make Cloverdale building a garage and warehouse 20x80 bis home after the first of Vovember. on Main street, he having purchased Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver, who the frontage property from the Kraner have made Woods their home for the block to the old cheese factory. past three ) ears, arc moving today to We didn’ t know Dick Robedee, of Hillsdale. ' Woods was so allflredly popular until For Sale—Ford auto, »»quipped with we got into Portland the other day and Presto lights, demountable rims and had more than a few enquiring about two new tires C. J. Worthington, bis wellare and whether he went fishing any this summer. Cloverdale. A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. I.. Money to loan— The Pacific Building and loan Association has an agent M. Kraner, Arlene Stiverson, Mr. and lu re. Enquire at the office of Taylor Mrs. Frank Tavlor, Glenn and F.rma Real Estate Agency. Taylor antu-d to Portland last week A crew of men are shaping the tim Friday and returned Sunday evening. The trip was an exceptionally pleasant bers and are building false work prepar one for toe entire party. atory to repairing tin- bridge acros? tin The Courier received a letter last week Kestncea river at this place. from Bert Itav, who is now located at Dr. Turnip, the v.-vll known eye Fort Bliss, Texas. Bert w rsono of the specialist of Portlund, will be in Tilla J first boys here to give his services to mook again Tuesday and Wednesday, Uncle Sam and we are pleased to get a October fii) ami 31. at Jenkins’ jewelry letter from him. His address is Biit- store. Consult bun. 1 on’ t forget the terv A, RUli Field Artillery, Fort Bliss, dat v Texas. Lit me order that new piano f i you. Miss LeP.tr has opened a line of There w II be a 10 per cent rail«- bv the Ladies’ Wearing Apparel consisting of luanufactur r, and 1 have selected several >f the new mode's w hich 1 can Waists, Coats, Dresses, Musi n Under sell t ’tl »• present price. The in?tru- wear, itc., in the National Building, ment will be placed with you subject to 1 room 1 \ entrance near Sanitary market, your entire approval. W rite me if in- ' She has hud a wulet-xin-rience in this line terest d. belaud It. Erw in, Tillamook, of work and you will make no mistake count, representative for the Wiley lb in giving her an order. Di-Par Sjiecialtv Allcu Co, 1 Shop, Bell Phone 136-\V. ) V >7 iron Id- go miles to hear .Inno Cose sing “ I'h e S t a r S p a n g le d B a n n e r” oml . Irt/mr . Middle- ton sing “ A m e r ic a .” If hits been proved motif/ limes in ptt/t- S ftO . A ’ n • C d J mmuti* L i Cif to on—« ni/ieett roiees are lit- ’ t ohn in “t t toted btj tne A'ew Edison om l that their roiees eon not he i Elected f'rotn the .V tr Ed~ isvn's llc-Crealion o f them when heard in eom- porison. lit are eery anxious to hare you- hear these He Citations, lit are sure you trill o/ynr- elate tin to. There ot e many son ml reproducing too- chines, but there is only one instrument trhieh He ('rentes .Wasie. It is the A'eir Edison, "The Phono¿raj h II 'ith a Soul." Tor Sale on Easy Payments by J. S. LAMAR TILLAM OOK, OREGON County Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, his final account as such ad ministrator, and that said Court has appointed Saturday, the 3rd duy of November, 1917, <.t the hour of 1 o'clock p. in. of said day, at the County Court room in the County ConrPHouse in the city of Tillamook City, Tillamook ! County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing of objections to said final account and the settlement thereof. This notice is published by order of the County Judge of said Court, dated the 26th day of September, 1917, the first publication of which is Thursday, the 27th day of September, 1917 and the last publication is Thursday, the 25th day of October, 1917, and the time in w hich it has to run is 4 weeks and 5 in Notice ol Hearing ol Final Account. tucca valley that can be invested in sertions thereof. Notice is hereby given.—That the un Liberty Loan Bonds and we can make a S. H. Rock, hit bv subscribing liberally to the sale dersigned, administrator of the estate of Administrator of the estate of John John Rock, deceased, has filed in the Rock, deceased. of the bonds. There will be a meeting held in Cloverdale Saturday night and speakers j will be secured, if possible, to talk on the purchase of Liberty Loan Bonds. lit is proposed to have the meeting in the hall at the close of the moving picture show. , An American Boy’s Baptism of Fire WOODS ITEMS. Thoa. Widm r has returned from the valley, but his wife is remaining with tier lather who ¡» very low, of cancer of tin- stomach. Mrs. Fisher went to Tillamook Friday where she is to remain fur a few days. Adam Babcock's mother is quite ill at this writing. He age, 83 years, w ill lessen her chances for recovery. Mrs. Crawford’ s mother made her an extended visit recently. She greatly admires our little tow n bv the sea and contemplates buying property litre for a summer home. Stic n turned to her home in fatoma Tuesday morning. All the fishermen along the river are doing well and each complains of some of the others blockading the entire stream with their nets. It would greatly equalize fishing along the stream if each man was compelled to keen the law. the Front Will bo Our N ext Serial Story First Installment Next Week. Although’ there is a large number of children of schoi 1 age in Pacific City | - - ----- — _ - - . as yet they have no sc..... . there. Some- CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY one ought to use a little patriotism at ' ________ home. Friend Sugge ts Possible Explanation far Affection Displayed by There are duz a-» of teams and autos, Squirrel for Farmer. and hundreds of people cioss the river every day at Woods. (. an anyone give •T. Monro« Fitch, former repre a goinl reason why we are n< t ei t.th d sentative in the lower house of the to a tn uige. I Indiana general assembly, w ho is by thinks vou're a nut.’ SAD VERSES EY WOMAN POET India’s New Woman Writer Lays Bare Her Loneliness in Unusually Beautiful Poems. How would vou like to have the It takes four days to get an answ r way of beiug one of the big farm pleasant little name of Anangomo- from a letter to Tillamook and five days owners of Delaware county, in show- \ fiini Barn-im, to be the daughter of from Portland, lb v is this for a daily ing a company of friends over his his highness the late Maharaja mail town? , , , . b i g stock farm near York town, re- Ure of tbe government aeroplane in- » , „ , «qwetoj-s spent Sendav at the mill at T ^ he fndutnapolia News, called Pact,,-Citv examining and inspecting' sPe‘ l l1 ion to the fact that a number of pet squirrel? lived in the luiiiivi there. trees near the tenant home that D. D. Miller'# lather returned to his were so tame they treated those home near Hubbard Friday. about the farm ns a iToetr omi-tely as Mr«. Bert Cornet is visiting friends at though they (the squirrels) were kit- Birohanda Manke Bahadur of Tip- , , . , erah and to marry a man by the name of late I’ nnic Minister Gopik Lshira Deb Barman? This is the young poetess in India. She i? one of t he proteges of Tagore, ami her poem* have been ranked very high. That a purdah woman Newlh.rg and expects al?-» to go to P ort- 1 , 4 should express hcrst-lf as freely and land on a short visit before returning. • , , “ N hy there s one fox squirrel completely as Anangomchini is a The bann.-r log - - far for the new mill « n o rrg en,." Fitch t el l hi? visitors, rare thing. wa# put in the mill Wednesday, scaling « u ,a ;’a so tame he runs to meet me Her poems are all sad and full of and dirai s on m y shmihVr when- such thoughts as these when she Mr. Wcidncr’s father died Tuesday at ever lie noth.-. n»t- i me l the gate. says:» “ In the silent garden of my his home near ^aleni. If that doesn’t prove that even wild heart,’’ “ In the lonesome hour of my OT " I v the Silent sky of A. L. Babo-ck has moved to Pacific animals have affection and sense, City and i# building a house near tbe what does it pro- e, 1'J like to my being.*’ But her poems are beau mill. know ?M tiful in this sadness and lay bare all “ Well, since you've Hiked the ques too well the loneliness whirh must be TLere will bo regular services at the , Chap I next Sunday morning and even tion,” said one of his visitors, ever a woman's who in her country’ really ing All are invitad. so ’..ridi’ , “ it might prove that he I thinks and really feels.— Exchange.
