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About The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1905)
C OLUM VOL. II. HUULTON. OKKOOS, FRIDAY, JUNTEfo 11X5. NO. 10 B A I I tilt . f I - I 1 I TO RJMIEIi GAZETTE. Perry & Graham It III MM 1 1 Villi All the subm-rlber to tins lUlnler (ia- ., . . so U'i Mho have paid In advance, will lw lb. rU lor. $1 (X) 1 U) Tht Annual School Meeting. ers, iiyiny liia opinion it had tendency muillm! tilth lliu ( Viliimlilii lleul-ler 111 i .. . 7 1 . . .... burs soup l,M N K,T V 4; WU I'kA goM dust your mime lo our reKular hit of aub- j ott k. V. llkg. Powder nUn. All htimih In arrears lor the , overall Gaaeltewlll please ael.lu with It. II. j j'ena over shirts . . . Mitehell, of Houlton, who ptmha-ed the j,Vl jjo(l, suUrlption bo t and amwnta. j porc(i , f j,k(r " '" ' 3 Boxes best rumor oil axle grease Kvery thing else In our entire stork in , cash mii J by fur A Hilnrfll llrmrily, Nrimluhi ilna. rlieiiiiiiitliii, liimhe- rand kcimif paln yield to the iei proportion sold for spot ca IINllllK IllllUl'lie i f ItultMKl V himw ' . . Liniment, it ii.etrte. to tht i-mea tl"' l"r"t'1 'olnlown. Oregon it nil right. Fruit canneries getting busy. and hootr himI Umiik uImiii'Im,i Into he MiNMl.il lieatliiir ii nrili ntv tiu-! vf ved l firy pint of Ihe ImmIvmiiiI; fiiwi M'llie woutieriiii rn. nr, i. . K. Mxif. mkciiI Illinois Central Hull- Itoauburg's bnd Is apiifing celeb- way, Milan, Teim., sluiew. "I lnivv.riiv, U-l Hullanl's mihW Liniment for; ' rhfiniiMil-iii, Imt-kmlie, ! ., In my j No heat prostrations or deaths in family, it i ! inli"l rt-innlv. W , Oregon. I'HiiiHit ! wlihi.nl li." 2.V. .rile and- II.' OhI lUlh'.v tV MiIiihV j Hurley erop iu great old UmatilU ""NUre; ;cou,y ,i,,v; Jr. fi. K. Glim, den tint, hn lorn ted j For Suh a god team of work horses, at Iloultou, Ore. All work warranted ! Cll at thin other. nd your 'roiine nollcited. Ollico mid retiidence, Houlioii, Ore. Mul Vhr Wliut.. If jimi fit I filled out, llttt ntl liH'kluj; in enerjjy, you nr ierliH DUlli'ilnir Iioiii thtf ilrl'lllUlliiif flfei'in ol iininiier Miblhei. Tiim) nyuntoin j linluuie Hint h louie In iitnled llmt will civil I e n hfiiltliV -mm tile, nmke . lii(elioii .Tet-t, rfkj'lhii Ihe iHiWfh. 0. W. Knicreoii viniied llHinler Friday evniing of ltt week. CorvKlliH i ill tulyiiig on a jmro mount tin w uti r nyteiu. Siine Yiitiihiit eounty eherriei are huuhnl 'Hi miles ui a cannery. Milton inTnim in reiiniining dry and mid Jmimrt iiuturnl itcilviiy lo ih ! yel U jironjurou and happy. Itwr. Till. Ileililne will ito; It la a loiile, hixitllve iiiKl rinloiiillve. II. J. Freeiirti tl, iirtiprletor (Jnuid View hotel rhenev. Kiiiiwi". write; "I hav uiietl lli'ililiii for Ihe Im1 12 veiirMMiul nilf liiK in fartli run Ix-nt It. twnnrri Miiiueliiled to mo by Dr. New'lo'l, f J Newton, KuiiMift." (KH' Ut llulley X Itiinua. Hxrltil riet'tendy nHnner, tran sient tnule HoliciUil. Mm. V. Herniun. Ji4oiiii one block boulh of A. & C. Ity. VKit, llainier, Oregon. It will Uikejill October to clear the IWaver Hill minoM of water. , Notice. Pr. C. E. GlaEf, ilentiKt, baa locatrd at 1 1 on I ton, Ore. AH work warrant nl your patronnsro aoHcited. Otlico ud rcaldence, Houlton, Ore. Gold llearh hat a iit'WHpaper ngnin th tiloHi. It looks an though It might live. Some Folk county CoUwoM Klicaied tleetva worth l.:k) each. ewea I'opulalion of iKxiglu county 17r'0i, a gln of about :,(XXI Him e I1KXJ. The annual circtia In arhool dimrirt , No. 'M tkjlmiibla County Oregon, vu pullett off on Monday June 10, 1'JOo, aa adverlbt on bllla. . The attendance waa (mall owing lo the chairman having previously announ red Ida intention of delivering an ad dreaa on higher education. Aa tlie weather waa fhowrry jeople feared they would he' unable to ttaml outaide lo dodge Ida rKecli. Tlie board w a repreaented by Zei inan, Ilangrund, Hick-rt, director and one eyel Itiley, clerk. Zeiamau preaided with the eaay famil iarity which I'liaracterlxe a man who i aware he haa nothing w hlcli Ida credit or can attach. Tli" proceeding wereunuHuallyquiet, only tw'oflghU occured, neither of which made any w idowa or orptiHiis. One di recfir called another a liar and got two teeth knocked out, but aa they were falae teeth and purchased on lime, tlie dam age w aa light, and before meeting ad journed they were drinking from the Mint bottle. The other mill was be tween the chairman and i-h-rk, end. claiming the privilege of leading in prayer. It waa won by the chairman, though he waa compelled to discharge the duties of his high otlice in a breath- lens and ahirllctf couJiti.m. Mr. Hick ert w um elected ilirtt tor, ami Ui.ey wai re-eieciei crcrk. Jrrienua anaiire me that I am peculiarly fitted for this posi tion. In order lo auc enwully fill the oiliie of Mhool clerk one iiiuhI be blainel fool, niu-t alMihiivesenaecn:ui:l. to dam up tlie fountain of know ledge. Ilangrund Said as it kepi the pupils mind employed ami gave no time for mischief he favored the system, dam r .... .1 ii..L.... ,.m...... - it waa infer led be didn't care a dam. Zeiauian raid our achool w as in need of some sort of a musical mstruuieiit. 'ih- clerk suggested we new led an encyclo iHxlia. llamthurd said Derhaiw none of the pupils eoiiM play none, ilangruud ; in nK NEHALEM DOINGS. It. B. McNealy is on the sick list. This rain is fine thing for outoes , and gardens. . , . , Will Johnson, the bop mun, ia build ing a new barn. Itemember the celebration al Natal Grove July 4, 1905. F. S. I'eterson ia spending few days thought the achool should bo prvite! with text books treating on ucaiructioii of insects. Uickert aaid be bud never found anything for that purpose superi or lo a fine tooth comb. inoe the insh family moved away there has been a reat falling off in the birth rate, at this meeting thedirec'.ors decided to offer n prize of twenty dollars for all twin-, whi.e or btiick, born in the JUtrict. It is expei-u-d this will induce many of the ; old people t auain take up the "wuite man's buiden." Wlier uion the meeting djoorned. 0 K v k i It i let. Ulerk. NOTICE. The piirties who took the song books and lamp from the church, which be longed to thechurch and the League will return them at once to avoid trouble. liy order of the Chairman of Ollicul Board of Houlton M. K. Church. Marker Xewa. Louis Flurlier visited the fair a few days of l..nt week. Mr. il. Tyron ot Denver, Colo., is to realize he is a blamed fool, both char- visiting his old friends Around Mayger, ; g,. Ora I'owell is running the cut-off saw in Haycox's shingle mill. Dr.iluhack baa been in Portland sev eral days looking after bu-iueae. 31. Donkel ia buck to the valley after spending sev ral years in Eastern Ore. Joe Denzer contemplates moving to Lincoln coun'y during the fall and win ter. "Dill" Rose and Carl Malmbcrg are working in a logging cauip on Deep Riv er, Wash, i ' , ; Mrs. L. Magnuson and "laughters are back to the homestead after a year's stav in Portland. Wui. Ell. OH of Vefp T has purchase" 1 the Kerr rat.ch near t'itteburg ami will move thereon next fall. E. Erickson haa accepted good posi tion with the Ilazlewood Co. near Sher idan, and moved there last week. Miss Eliz ibeth Early closed a success ful terut of school at Mist, last Friday, She will spend a few days at home. F. 1. Hurt has gone In Washington county for some pure bred hots Mr. Burt is a rustler and Relieves in good ; acteii-tic, especially tlie former I p s- this week vervains i ones -. r.verj wijr wnu una sen 10 a remarkauie ncgree. i jir. Hawkins ol UlaUkaiiie was over been there tleclares the (air to be goo. 1. 1 ().int.)ii fHlina of uneasiness on to attend the social rJaturaay nigktand For Sale A gooI heavy wagon and a . ,mrl ol 11,8 ,,,rw brs for the safety returned borne Sunday morning. sled. Call on U. Knppler, Yankton-1 1 , l"0 nv.H" . . . wna wus Mr. and Mrs. Fluhrer went to Clats- For Sale a good business location in the town of Houlton. Inquire at this olflcc. A grand celebration will be held at Natal Grove, July 4tli. Ac excellent program will be rendered. Basket Pic nic Dinner at 12:00 m. There will be several foot races, wick, tub, egg and boat races, pie eatimt contest, tug of war, hue ball lietween Mist and Yer nonia teams, and a grand ball in the evening. Everybody invited. increned to five hundred dollars. kanie Thursday to attend the wedding If.... - A: or l.-. -t.. i I iiowever nummcuuj wasexpenenceu Ai Mu tirtr,uU n-mnlH Thev r in securing bondsman aa several promb 1)ort vt.rv nIeMant tri I - nent citizens who wished to engage more extensively ia the poultry business, re marked they would cheerfully pay that amount should I leave the country. Th clerk's report show there are 10 voters In the district as follows: 10 There wrs a church social given In Maysera' Hall tiaturdav evening, wib;h wananuccos noui sociany ami nnau daily, net proctds being over tRT).- Jery Thurston caught a sturgeon 1 ues day morninir, weiglrng 1)2 lbs. That a I m w f ii Viimf rt la r m 1 1 nra nAw taVA married men, 7 bachelor and 2 unclai-s-1 but it was only a baby a few days ago. ined. I Visa Minniff L. Cnrnplins rlnHtsl a sno In his snocch the chairman bitterly reiwful term of achool Friday., and left denounced the system of crowding, or rr her home in Salem, Bntunhiy oiorn . .i . ,i . . , linir. Miss Cornelius made a host of v.n.oo.x, -muii ov nuiuy Ol u.e wucn- fl.:-nil. .iint .ji ni5iw h C SWEW ABOUT AT- P T 1L50I MEN'S PANTS. Big selection $1.50 to $5 per pair. Worth More w A I S T 65t3 Sldrt Waists. 65 c, 95 c, $i;50, $1.95. $2.35 up to $5.85. MILLENERY S HOES OXFORD S J SLIPPERS D i i X T S Men's Suits $9.75, $11. $12.50, with a saving of $3 to $5.00. BOY'S SUITS From $1.75 -$5.50 K I R r s DRESS SKIRTS. JHUsl - 95 cts up to $12.75 NECKwEAR HOSE L. SWETT, RAINIER, ORE. fa Geo. Carl is hauling shingb-. Mr. Carl has rtnted the Philips plax aid is living there during the absence of Char ley Philips, who is attending school at Monmouth. Ore. CLATSKANln.. Hurrah ! For Mil! We will celebrate the day iu an 'inprecileiUetl maimer. To every purchaS'.r of . BOY'S SUIT ve will give FREE, SpauldinB's Base Balls, Bats, Cfttcher'9 Mite, Buster's repeating Pistols. To every purchaser of a man's suit we will GIVE FKEE 1SGERS0L WATCHES, FASCY VESTS HATS. To every lady purchaser we will present free a handsome FAN. Everybody Welcome. Come all. You will not be dis appointed. L. Swett RAINIER. OREGON. Eain! Ilain' . . , Daniel Lane, of Mit, was in town Tuesday. ; Judge Hattan was in town Sunday oa official business Vm. Dopfold hauls shingles regard less of fie bad weather. Tom and Wm. Divine were doing bus iness in town this week. Ed VTonderly of Kainier was doing business in ur city Monday. ' . What Clatskanie need is a shoemaker there ia a good opening for one here. Mbs Nettie Haggiu has returned to Rainier after five months stay here. - Frank Peterson of Natal and G. AY. Lindxren ot Mist were Portland, visitors Monday., Pap Stewart of Deer Island is doing some carpen ler work for Mrs. Perrine tlits week. A great time at Natal the 4th. Come and enjoy a good cool shade and p'.enty of lemonade. Ira Won .erlv and Chas. Little passed through town Tuesday on their way to Nehalem valley. Did vou hear that Bit; Cannon Boom , the-itii, No- Well, judi wait until Tues day and you will. Mr.Throopof Vernonla brougbt in a load of spring chickens for the Portland market Tuesday. Mr. Day wait and Andrew Johnson of lower Nehalem were doin business on a large scale this week. There is about 300 gal. of cretiin pass es through town every week to Portland parties, and is there manufactured into ice cre-un and butter then returned to us. Weddings are all the rage now. Benj. Berkinkelt was married to a Miss Jones, and Paul Berkenfelt to Miss Gertrude Campbell, John Libel' to Miss Clara. Jones, also another wedding up to Mr. Barr's borne, names not learned. Alt in a week, and poor me, won't no ona have pity on me. Frank Van and Commissioner Libel were in town the lirstof the week and report everything fovorable on the grade and think they will do the work much cheaper than the contract price. It will be remembered that a bid for (27.000 was offered and the commissioners re jected it, and they tnink it can be com pleted for f21000. T. W. Bobison returned Wednesday from a trip to Southern Oregon. He will return to Dallas for a couple of months, In a - few days.
