The Columbia register., June 23, 1905, Image 2

The Columbia Register.
Rniervd a wvub-cUs. tnattrr April !, llVt,
I th fl onW mi llnution. OrrKn,unvlvr the
Act vi ronyrvNi i .xnrvn
M'BUSIIKD KVKKY MIBAV
K. H. MITCMKLL. Ktllr.
bubx-Hpttou rlc $1.00 per r In lrnr
Advertising nht rvawuiable.
STATE GRANGE.
Continued trom last week.
round out (our terms.
There are now V2 granges in the state
and a few in Idaho which belong t the
Oregon jurisdiction, as 'Washington
once did. During the emninji year the
executive committee will send orgnntnrs
into Idaho, with the object in view of
t reating a separate Jurisdiction, so an to
give that state a representation in the
National Orange.'
There is much competition among the
country towns for the honor of receiving
the State tirange during it's annual con
yentions, As they can only be accom
modated once In about ten years, their
people are always ready to welcome the
delegates and visitors in the mot royal
manner, and the sections do much gootl
in a social way as well ns doing work for
the advancement of the order.
The fire and life insurance features are
advanced iu a steady way. IV) th are
on a sound footinttand pay losses prompt
Iv. The reort of the fire Insuanee de
partment shows the amount of risks in
force to be $15,781. Only members of
the Grange can avail theitselvesof these
features.
Pittsburg.
W. D. Case has a tine patch of alfalfa,
about acre, Hfded t his spring. Every
one here about is watching the result,
hoping it will be a success, but there are
many doubting Thomases as he did nut
inoculate either seed or land.
It is reported that Xatal Grange had
a fine meeting, last Saturday, with one
application for membership.
Natal school gave an entertainment at
Katal Grange Ua'l last Saturday night,
with what success we have not heard.
The eagle will screem at Natal Grange
July 4th. Coiue one, come all. There
will be base ball and other games wind
ing up with a dance at n'ght. A good
tiine is ussured.
New potatoes, turnips, carrots, cab
bage and cauliflower in the vegetable
line ; Btawberriet and red raspberries for
dessert in this neck of the woods.
Haying will soon begin nere with a
good crop. All crops look well and
growing fine. Weather perfect.
REAL ESTATE TRASSFERS.
Soooooc
Campbell. Yiu D to Bonson Logging
A Lumbering Co. Con$l,n of Sec 38
6 n 4w.
Campdell W S to The Benson Logging
A Lumbering Co. Uou $1, se Sec 35
to 6 n, r 4 w.
Connell Lavelle Margaret, a minor by
ber guardian to Thomas Conoell. Con
$12,800, 8e of Sec 4 tp5n 2 w and
tind ' in various other tracts.
Cramer J II K and M to II E Noble.
Con $1, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec 2 3 n 3 w.
Elliott E N and O E to R L Sabin,
trustee, bw M of ne Sec 22 7n 5 w.
Knapp G E and P J to Eiler Piano
House. Con $300, ne i of se M of ne
Bee 25 8 n 4 w.
McCarty M L and Wm to Martin Sten
jiick. Con $1500, nwof se Sec 34
7n 2 w.
Muckle James Jr and Jennie. G, vf
and Chas Muckle to Warren Lumber Co
Con $1800, w)iofseKecl2 4 n 2 w.
Stehman Dan and L R to J R Ileadle.
Con $1, nw M of sw M and n of sw
gee 11 6 n 3 w.
Tompkins Mary J to John Ullman,
Con $175, tract of 5 acres in Seel 3 3n 2 w
U 8 to Walter 8 Campbell, ee M Sec
25 6 n 4 w. U g to Hannah McKiel ee
ofseqr Sec226n4w. U 8 to Iva
B Meleen formerly Shanabau e of ee
cjr feec6 4n 3 w. ,
Wheeler 0 E, C II to Portland Tim
ber Co. ne qr of ne qr Sec 30 5 n 5 w,
e Yt of ne qr Sec 28 6 n 4 w and n of
w qr and sw qr of nw qr Sec 29 5n 5 w.
White J 8 and M 8 to The Eenson
Logging Co. Con $1, e of nw qr and
aw qr of n w qr See 25, and se qr of ne qr
gee 26 5 n 3 w.
Whitney 0 E and L A to The North-
crn -rewer Co. $2000 tract as per Record
on Page 108, Book Z of Deeds
Wilkinson 8 A and C M to J 0 Miller.
Con $000, n of nw Sec 27 and e4
of nei Sec 28 5 n 4 w.
' Wigand M A to Anna L Reid. Con
$2000, se M Sec 34 3 n 2 w.
fOimiflBiflffCURE
Makes Kidneys and Bladder Ritfht
Nehftlem Doings.
Haying commenced.
Look out for wedding soon,
member those cow bells, etc.
The new grade is progressing as well
as expected.
Andrew Elliot: ot Pittsburg is floating
shingle bolts trout his place to lux-cox's
mill this wet k.
Irving KnovU-a Of Los Angeles, Calif ,
is looking aftor his intervals In the val
ley this week.
Geo. Joiirn had the misfortune to se
verely cut his left hand on the euNdl'
saw In the 11 ay cox shingle mill, a few
days since.
Portland sports are turning to th XV
Imletu river for g-od llshing, judging
from the number that are whipping the
stream.
Gus Teterson is rvcelving medical
treatment in Portland. ,
Crl Moore of Portland is in the valley
organising a K. U.T. M. Tent, at Mist.
Some of the Granger are getting up
exhibits in the line of grassvt, etc , for
the Lewis and Clark fair.
PNet Attorney Allen and wife have
relumed to.Astoria after a few d.i) va
cation in the valley.
Simpson A Bryant ot Clatskanie are
touring the valley; they are in the pic
tuie business.
The ball game between Mist vul Yer-
nonia Sunday resulted in a victory for
VrnoniA by a scoro of 14 to :M. Watch
the game the 4th.
Preparations are goins on for a bi
celebration a: Natal Grove, July 4th.
The entertainment in the Grange Hall
last Saturday evening was splcnd'd. A
good program was rendered; tho arith
metic match between Natal and Mist
resulted in favor at the latter.
A grand celebration will bo held nt
Natal Grove, July 4th. Ac excellent
program will be rendered. Basket Pic
nic Dinner at 12:00 in. There mil be
several foot races, suck, tub, eg and
boat races, pio eating contest. tu; of
war, base ball letween Mist and Ver
nonia teams, and a grand ball in the
evening, x.veryoouy inviieii.
Some of our farmers are raising vetch
es. .Mr. Dow nas a paicu wnicii is aooui
as good as we have seen any place lets
try some alfalfa.
Struck by a Boom.
On Sunday Juue 18, at noon, while
sailing buck to the tow head Joliim (!
brialnon. age about 17 j ears, wuttttruck
by the boom of his sail and knocked
overboard and drowned. He had hi
little brother, 10 ears old, lu his Ikmi
with bliii. Tbeie wua a boat aUmt ;I5U
yards away, but he sunk lefoie llti'j
could reacb him. The laxly has not
yet been recovered. He wu u boy ol
good moral buhl Is and ws well liked
by everybody.
Rainier School.
At the aunuul school meeting, held
in School District No. 13, Columbia Co.,
June 19, 1005, A. L. Clark, whose term
expired, was re-elected for term of three
years. Judge Blanchanl, who has for
many years served as clerk, declined a
re-election on account of many othei
business cares, and J. A. Schunoen was
elected to office of clerk for one year.
School will begin on the second Mon
day of September, UW5, with the follow
ing teachers in charge. Prof. J. II. Wi!
keraon' i'rincipal, Loia Peiry, Eirst In
termediate; Effa M. Clark, Second In
termediate: Mrs. J. B. Wilkerson.' Pri
mary. Rainier Public Schools at the cIopc of
this school year graduated the largest
eighth grade class in it- history and in
the history of Columbia County.
The names of the graduates who re
ceived eighth grade diplomas are as fol
lows: Dolph Hooghkirk, Beryl Muck
le, Elmer Guild, Ralph Williams, Rach
el Swctt, Clyde Hubbard, Ira Kewsnm,
William Stehman, Charlotte Malm,
Lily Crossley, Georgia Silva, Minnie
Fowler, Lester Jackson, Margie Lovelace
Edward Howland.
In addition to these, two pupils from
other districts, took and passed the ex
aminations with our class, namely New
man Burns, of Hudson and Edna Gra
ham, of Danby.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to return thanks to the poo
pie of Yankton for their kind ministra
tion during the illness of Ellen Darling,
Henry V. Darling.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Woodard
Steamer Sarah Dixon.
Leare Portland Tueday and Thoraday ttl
S. m..forCletkanleand way Undlnija. Run
ay for Oak Point. Keturninr, leave CJal
kanl Wtdneiday and Friday at 4 p. to., tide
pernming-. ijetrt ua roint Moaoay at 1 1
(a. Hhmtn Transportation Co,
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21-223Morii; son St., PORTLAND
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8 Oppo6lto the post office.
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DeWItt It th mrg to look for whan
you co to buy Witch Hizel S!v9.
DeWllt'i Witch Haul Salv la tha
original and only canuine. In fact
DaWltfala tha only Witch Hnei Salva
that la nuda from tho unadulterated
Witch-Hazel
All othera are counterf alta baa Imi
tation!, cheap and worthleaa even
danteroua. DeWltt'a Witch Hazel Salve
la a ipedfle lor Pllea; Blind, Bleeding,
ltchi and Protrudlnc Pllea. AlaoCuta, '
Bumi, Brulaea. gpralna, Laceratlona,
Contuilona, Bolla, Carbuncle i, Eczema,
Tetter, Salt Rheum, and all other Skin
Diieasea,
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E.C.DeWKt Co., Chicago
tie at Uuiley & Brln'a.
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Perry & Graham
Have the largest and most complete
stock of merchandise at the: lowest
prices.
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All train make clnie connection! at (iolile
with Northern Pacific train to mid from the
KaU and Bound point. .At Portland with all
train leafing Union depot. At AMorla with '.
R. A M. Co' boat and rail line and Htuamvr T.
J. Potter to and from llwaoo and North Beach
point.
PaaaenRtni for Aatorla or way rolnli nnial
flagtraluaat Ttnulton. Train will atop to lt,
paawnxer off at lloulton when eomlntf from
point woat of (ioble. J. C. MAYO.. .
(tan. Paw, Agt., Aitcrla, Of..
for cAltdront 4itfs. 4tr.. JVo'cpai,
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