I c
V ■
j»r
i
Little Nestucca will celebrate the 5tli
Masonic Celebration.
in graud style. See posters.
p
Messrs, Stowe A Brower have buihled I
St. John’s Day, J une 24th, was observ W. II. liar, ¡son, of Amity, dropped in
themselves a new lumber house on ed in appropriate stylo by the Masonic to see us yesterday.
the Andy Baker lots in the western por
fraternity of Amity, The day was one
We received yesterday a pleasant call
tion of town.
We have engaged the «erviee« of Mr. A.
We learn that blackberries are ripen accompanied by a soft balmy breeze, from Mr. J. L. Watt, of Amity.
with clouds just heavy enough to check) Miss Etta Kirkwood, of Wheatland, is
? V. K. Snyder to take «barge of our local ing in the Willamette bottom near
and editorial departments.
He needs no Wheatland ami people are Hocking there the hot sun rays, and consequently . over to this place visiting friends,
by the hundreds
everybody in the vicinity of the “city of j Mr. W. S. Frink, of Dallas, was ktiock-
introduction to the people of Yamhill.
The improvement boom still contin peace” turned out, while manv from ( ing about town one day last week.
OI K AGENTS.
ues. In south-west McMinnville, near other portions of the county ami Polk
I Mr, W. J. Laughary is quite ill at his
the college, numerous paities have add
helped to swell the multitude to a thous home in this city of biihous fever.
Those wishing to subscribe for the ed materially to the looks of their prop
by building additions to their dwel and or more. At 10 o'clock the breth James McCain, Esq., of Lafayette,
T elephone may do so through the fol- erty
lings, putting up new fences, etc. Rev. ren came forth from their hall, a hun wus knocking about tow n yesterday.
lowing persons :
Mr. Soper lias part of the lumber on the dred or more, formed a line, and, head
Miss Jennie ltowcll, of Dallas, spent
J. M. Kelly................. .......... Lafayette. ground for, and is getting ready to erect
<1. W. Sappington ) . North Yanthill. a neat little residence on his lots. It is ed by Custer Poet Band, under the Sunday with her sister, Mrs. A. V. R.
J. F. Castle
j
plainly to bo seen that that portion of guidance of the Marshal, Gen. Chris. Snyder.
. . . .Sheridan. the town, at no distant day will bo the Taylor, marched to the shady grove in
W. A. Graves............
A. B. Westerfield, of the Register was
R. L. Simpson............ .............. \mity. main residence portion of McMinnville. the western portion of town, where the in town and came in to see us Saturday
.......
Bellevue.
O. G. Davis ..............
Lyle Wright returned from Nestucca following programme was successfully evening.
. Wlieathimi.
C. S. Williamson.......
last week. He states while there the body carried out, Mr. F. J. Babcock, of Salem,
Mr. John Longdon returned from Big
Agents at other jioints in the county of a fisherman was picked up on the
Nestucca, Friday, and »reports a splen
acting
as
president:
w ill be announced soon.
beach ; short time after his bout drifted
did time.
Music—Amity choir.
ashore and the next day his net came
J. II. Townsend and wife, of Dallas,
in. The man had hilt one gum boot on.
Prayer—Dr. Johnson, chaplain.
visited relatives at this place Saturday
and that was partly oil', looking as if he
Music—Bethel choir.
-
and Sunday.
had attempted to pull his boots of! for
Music—Custer Post band.
the purpose of swimming. The unfortu
Miss Katie Thorton, of Portland, has
A glorious rain.
Oration—Hon. N. L. Butler delivered accepted a position with Mrs. AIcDon-
nate tied probably drifted out over the
Wool from 16 to 20 cents.
(ohnnbia bar and met the fa'e of hun one the finest addresses that we have ald, the diessmaker.
dreds that are not accounted for every listened to in years, in which he showed
Give your mite for the fair.
5Irs. Vnnnatta returns to her home a.‘ !
season. The people of Nestucca gave
Raspberries, 25 cents per gallon.
the body as decent a burial as |>ossible on himself to be an orator iu every sense of Yaquina to-morrow. Her mother, Mis.
Bingham,
will accompany her.
the sand spit tliut divides the bay and the word.
Only three days till we celebrate.
ocean.
Song—Amity choir.
Miss
Katie
Casev, who has just finish-1
I The shower makes vegetation fairly
ed a successful term of school near Sher- {
Music—Bethel choir.
T hey G ot the T ea .— We don’t think
1 liop.
After music by the band came dinner idan, was in the city yesterday.
The Sheridan cavalry will bo here on that all of our people saw that glowing —and such a dinner. On the clean
Mr, and Mrs. James Hunter of Port-!
tea advertisement in the Portland papers
[ the 3d.
grai s, in the shade of the young oaks
visited the family of C. A. Wal
that represented tl:at a person had but neighbors spread their white table linen land,
lace a day or two the latter part of the
Mr. Eccleston’s house receiving new
to purchase a can of tea to become ami upon these was placed viands of all week.
. shingles.
kinds, from the suhstautial to the most
Substantial, Cheap & Durable
Messrs. A. J. Baker and T. A. Turner
Some thistles in the northern part of wealthy. Diamonds in profusion, gold by dedicate, and in abundance. Could any
t lie wholesale, silver in endless quanti
reached home from the Trask Sunday
town need cutting
---- And Is-----
one help enjoying such a dinner, in such evening.
They left their crippled horse
ties; ail these things could be had by in a place and under such circumstances?
The Sunday school excursion to Ya
Just what is needed bv every Farmer, ns
over
there.
vesting
$1
in
a
pound
can.
Several,
It was a regular old-fashioned pic-nic,
itisverv convenient for fencing in sacked
quina fell through.
and old and young, enjoyed the romance
Dr. J. B. Lougharv of Dallas was in By way of Big Nestuck to grain in the field, after threshing.
Step into the planing mills and see howevei, read the advertisement and of the occasion. We were awful hungry town a 'lay or two the latter part of the |
took stock. The money was fjrwarded,
—Manufactured by—
how busy they are
ami had just about decided that we
Ocean Beach.
in attendance upon his father who !
the tea came in return ; also the dia would get “more so” when 51r. J. F. week
was
quite
ill.
Charley Carter is now “high boss” on monds ami jewelry. Ten or twelve dol
G. HUBBARD,
Allison and his estimable lady took us
tho morning express
Hon. W. J. AfcConnell, of North Yam-1 The
lars had been appropriated, and we will into their tender care and “sandwiched”
the above road has
lias been placed
pincod in
tn mi
bill
was
up
to
see
us
yesterday.
Yarn-j
excellent
condition,
and
no
belter
road
to
M c M innville
-
-
oregon .
5Ir J C Cooper yesterday returned venture the assertion that in filleen min and “pied” and “caked” us until we
utes after the arrival of the cans, tea don’t believe shall wish anything more hill will certainly lose Me., as he will < the ocean beach can be found in the state.
from a trip to Albany.
2iu2
J. Fl’QUA, Proprietor.
. uwelry and all could have been bought to eat for a month. But poor l’rud- move to Moscow, soon.
Be sure and see this Fence.
Currants and raspberries wanted. Ap for 25 cents on the dollar. Out on such homme of the Itemizer! there he sat out
Imi
Mr. Hunter, father-in-law of onr for- i
ply at the T elephone office.
deceitful humbuggery and false misrep under a tree, hungry, but not alone. mer townsman, Morgan Baker, of Day- '
A majority of the band boys talk of resentation in adveitising.
We really believe from tha way he look ton. W, T., visited friends at this place
HO! FOR THE COAST!!
going to Tillamook after the 4th
R eturned .—Our young fiiend Tommy ed that he was engaged. But he did Saturday and Sunday.
THE
not remain hungry, long, for the last we
Good Royal Ann cherries are selling Kirby of Bellevue, returned from his saw
Messrs. Wiseearver and Wortman re
of
him
he
was
making
off
with
a
Little
Nesfiitta
Wagon Road
at 4c per pound at this place.
eastern trip, Saturday evening. Of chicken in one hand and a io if of bread turned from Trask Saturday evening ,
and
say
they
caught
a
large
number
of
i
Is
the
Easiest
and
Best
on the coast.'
Mr T N. Graves, of Sheridan was in course Mrs. Kirhv accompanied him. in the other. Dinner over there was fish. They left Messrs. Baker and
Fine fishing, limiting, mid the lovliest
town last evening, and paid the T ele We welcome the young couple and ex more music, speeches by Drs. Goucher Turner
over there with a lame horse.
bench. Many of the tough points on the
phone a call.
and Johnson and the programme was
road have been cut off so that the road can
tend to them our congratulations and brought to a close, It is sale to say that
be traveled much l a-ier than heretofore.
Send to the T elephone office for your wishes for a life of happiness and pros there was never a happier gathering in
Business
Specials,
ltf
D. E. EMMETT, Pro.
job printing Samples and prices given
perity. And not only do we congratu Yamhill or any other county and every
on application.
Send in your order for cherries to
late the worthy couple, but their many body went home feeling happy.
Thanks to C. Grissen for a copy of the friends in the neighborhood of Tommy’s
Chas. Grissen.
“
New
South,
”
a
bright
paper
published
old home—Bellevue—have been making
« at Birmingham, Ala.'
Mother Goose Lancers,
Remember C. Gri"sc:; keeps the best
it very pleasant since they arrived
of ice cream and lemonade.
I). C. Narver and family leave by to There was a reception given them Sat
This will be presented at the Fellows
5V. II. Bingham’s stock of furniture is
All kinds nf repairing done on short
day's train for the Yaquina, to be gone urday evening, and from what was be
notice
Repairing of Guns, Pistols and
ing whispered about heie yesterday they warehouse in the eastern part of the city, full and complete. Prices to suit the
for an indefinite period.
Sewing
Machines a Specialty.
times
.
were surprised last evening. Such July 3d. Following is a list of names
We will gladly publish church an treatment will surely be appreciated
Shooting Gallery
and characters of those taking part. The
If you want good furniture, at low
nouncements in our Friday editiops. both by the bride and groom
In connection with the shop.
ltf
Lancers will open with a Grand Serpen prices, goto W. II. Bingham’s.
Hand them in Thursday.
M
ajor D ixon W illiams .—This evan tine and Platoon march.
Tiger
mower
for
$90,
at
Whitmer
’
s
Here is the way the North Yamhill
.Sheridan.
M c M innville baths i
—WHO SELL-
El vie Appetson—Queen of hearts.
base ball club knocked out Hillsboro a gelist is stirring up the people of this
day or two since: 40 to 2.
place to a considerable extent. There
Dean Cook—King of heaits
Just received a large supply of powder
Having bought out A. C. Wyndham. I «nV
prepared to do all work in first-class style.
and cartridges at W. F. Collard’s.
Inez Eecleston—Curly locks
The old locomotive that looked as if is nothing particularly brilliant about
Ladies’ and children’s work a specialty.
it hail been run through a blackberry his addresses, but rather sensational,
Ice cream, as cheap as the cheapest,
Edd Shank—Iler knight
Hot and Cold Baths always ready for 25ct.*r.
patch, has been taken up the track.
at II. H. Welch’s.
ti.
and by this means ha rivets the attention
Ambie Wright—Mother goose
Every Man an Artist.
A. C. Saylor finished burning his kill, of his hearers to his remarks. Large
Forrest Narver—To market, to market
For a square meal go to the St. Charles
C.
IEZ.
of 200,000 brick last Thursday, and savs cong ogations turnout to hear him and his
—only 25 cents.
Sadie Snvder—5Iary quite contrary
Third St. neat C, McMinnville. Or. ltf
they will be ready for delivery by July utterances cause much comment and
Farmers having wool to sell will do
Elon Wallace—reter Piper
2 or 3.
will perhaps be the means of a lively
well to consult BlacKburn & Peckam be
Ola Burt—Little Miss Muffet
McCormick und Deering
The executive board for the county awakening on the subject of Christianity
fore selling as they pay the highest
Henry McGuire—Dr Foster
fair will meet next Friday at 2 o’clock at in and about here. He is a young man
prices in the county.
Mabie Wisecarver—llickety, pickety
citv hall. Let there be a full turn out of of 27 years and to use his term has “been
Blackburn & Peckham havo just re
the board.
a brick, and don’t you forget it .” The my black hen.
ceived and are unpacking a line line of
Major will be here ten days or two
Saminie
Simons
—
Jack
be
nimble.
I
If you want a good gun, fishing tackle, weeks
summer
dress goods, hosiery &c. *
which time ho will hold
I or any machinery repaired, go down regular during
Syntitha Fellows—Little bo peep.
day
and
evening
services
at
the
Fino
photographs
at
the
lowest
prices.
S to Frank Collard’s. He’s the boy that C 1’ Church.
John Dumphrey—Hot cross buns.
All work warranted at Sanders & Mar
I can rig you out.
*
Lasira Apperson—Merry aro the bells. tin’s gallery.
B ible S ociety :—The McMinnville
W. R. Boone, at one time connected
Wert Gardner—I have a little pony.
Ice
cold
and
genuine
lemonade
at II.
I with the West Side at this place, is now branch of the American Bible society
Geòrgie Jones—Polly Flinders.
II. Welch’s.
tf
j; publishing the Oregon Siftings, a bright met at the Christian church, Sunday
Geòrgie Snyder—sing a song of six
I paper at Portland.
“Secure the shadow ere the substance “Orphans'Home” Billiard Hall
evening. Rev.P.C.LIetzler, general agent lence.
TI10 Leader in Millinery
Becky Dumphrey—Hey diddle diddle. fades” by getting four photgraphs taken
One hundred and four papers for $2— of the society for Oregon and Washing
Earnest Henderson—Little Tomy at Sanders & Martin’s gallery near the
A Strictly
less than 2 cents per copy
Subscribe
HAIR
WEAVING and STAMPING.
furniture store.
*
for tho T klepone —tho only seini-week- ton Territory, was present. The follow Tucker.
Opposite (¡range Store, McMinnville.
ill
TEMPERANCE
RESORT,
ing
officers
were
elected
:
O.
B.
Whit
Ida
Simons,
)
T
,
.
T!11
I ly on the west side.
Francis Irehtndf J^k and Jill.
more, president; G. J. Burchett, vice-
Some good( ?) church members to the con-
There will bo a special dinner at the president ; Miss Lizzie Handley, secre
Alta Booth—Little Jenney.
trary notwithstanding.
I Central hotel on the 3d, served for 25 tary; Rogers A Todd, treasurer. A col Josie Gardner) o
,,
Ix
Guy Ward f See saw Margery Dow
I cents. “Brudder Gardner” will please lection was taken up and $5.85 was do
all who will go and see him.
The Leading Hofei of McMinnville.
nated.
Minnie Hamnett—Duffle Down Dilley
Herman Manee—When I was a little
$1 and |2 House. Single meals 25cts.
Mrs A M Brown’s house, 2*£ miles
L ook O ut .—Marshal Kaufman is get boy.
“
Orphans
’
¡lome
”
Tonsorial
Parlors,
I west of Amity, burned down yesterday ting mad. lie says he has notified ]x*o-
Fine Sample room* for Commercial Men.
Saddle Gortner—Sister Molly.
I morning No one was living in it. It
The Only First Class,
Arthur Burt—Man in the moon.
ple in a gentle manner to remove the
i.f
F. HILTNER, Prop.
I was insured. No particulars
Lena Baker—Old woman.
moss from their roofs; some have com
And
the
only
parlor-like snop in the city.
I
Leonard Ireland—Little Boy Blue.
Hon M B Hendrick, of Wheatland, plied, but many have not. Now then,
None but first-class workmen em
To conclude with the Arbor march.
Dr. G. F. TUCKER.
was in town yesterday. He reports
ployed.
grain in that section is looking well, and if it is not removed, at once, our worthy
official
save
that
somebody
will
have
thinks it will yield extra heavy.
Card
Firnt Door South of Yamhill County
some costs to pay, as he is determined
M c M innville
-
-
oregon .
If you want the best meal for the least that the ordinance governing the case
Bank Building,
Office—Two doors east of Bingham’s
money ; if you want the best bed in the shall be enforced. You are warned;
To my friends and patrons who have
furniture
store.
M’MINNVILLE, OREGON.
city; if you want a quiet night’s rest now look out.
Laughing Gas administered for painless
dealt with me in my furniture and un
when you go to bed, go to the old relia
extracting.
ltf
dertaking
business,
I
hereby
tender
my
itf
H.
H.
WELCH.
W ide A wake .—We are pleased to
ble McMinnville hotel.
kindest
regards
for
all
past
favors,
and
The Webfoot picnic Saturday last welcome among our exchanges the W est
Littlefield & Calbreath,
was well attended and enjoyed hugely S ide T elephone , a new arrival in the having sold my entire stock to Capt. E.
B.
Fellows,
one
of
Yamhill
county
’
s
best
by all. The game of base ball between journalistic field published at McMinn
Dayton and the Lone Star boys was won ville. It is a six column folio and is and most upright business men, I hope
M c M innville lafayette , Or.
(Successor to J. B. Rohr,)
by the former by a score of 21 to 22.
chuck full of new3. Messrs. Talmage A and trust that you will one and all show
J. F. Calbreath, M. D. office over Yamhill
him
that
you
appreciate
good
square
County Bank, McMinnville, Oregon.
It is astonishing to see the large num Turner are the publishers ami A. V. li. dealing by patronizing him in his busi
II. it. Littlefield, M, D. office on Main
ber of people going to the coast—most Snvder is edilor.—Corvallis Gazette.
ness, and 1 can freely recommend that
street, Lafayette, Oregon.
ltf
of them to Nestucca. Supt. Freund and
B
usiness C hange .—Mr. E. B. Fellows you will be honestly dealt with and low
a large party passed through here from
est
prices
asked
you.
Again,
thanking
all
North Yamhill, yesterday, bound for has bought Mr. D. C. Narver’s furniture for past favois.
Carriage Fainting and Sign Writing
that (Kiint.
stock and business, and has commenced
I am yours respectfully,
a Specialty.
To Purchase
N. W. Cprner Second and B Sts.,
D. C. N arvbb .
5Ve acknowledge receipt of compli operations. While we are soriy to lose
mentary passes over the Oregon Pacific Mr. Narver from our business circle we
At Greatly Reduced Prices,
A
share
of
this
public
patronage
is
re
M’MINNVILLE, OREGON.
from Corvallis to Yaquina
This com are pleased to welcome Mr. Fellows to
The
spectfully solicited.
May bo found at his offh e when not absent
pany is doing the fair thing by the js-o- the arena and lies|>eak for him a success
on professional business.
ltf
ple, and we think w ill do a large busi ful business career.
E d . T elephone —Allow us through
ltf Shop--Rohr’sold stand, McMinnville, O.
ness in passenger traffic in the near fu
From
ture.
Attention Sheridan Cavalry. your columns to return thanks to the
kind citizens of Lafayette for their sym
Mr. L. H. Cook has fully determined
The members of troop A, 1st regiment pathy and the active part they took
to build a brick hotel at the corner of
PHYSICIAN * SURGEON,
Third and E streets; but whether it w 11 cavalry, O S. 51 , are hereby notified in assisting to find our nephew Roy
The Milliner.
be this season or next he is undecided. to assemble at Armory hall,in Sheridan, Brown ; and we would especially return
McMinnville, Oregon.
Third St. bet. D & E, McMinnville, ltf
A fine brick on that corner would be a
thanks
to
those
who
in
their
endeavors
Office
nt
resilience on D street. All culls
Or
,
at
6
o
’
clock
a
m
,
July
3d,
1886,
creditable addition to the city, and we
to find the body, risked their lives by
promptly answered day or night.
lml
hope it will not be long till Mr. C. has fo- the purpose of marching to McMinn diving
and
other
means.
Let
its
as
ville, to join the public parade on the
one there.
sure
them
that
their
kindness
will
never
anniversary of our national independ
W. D. F enton .
F. W. F enton .
be forgotten.
There was a pleasant party at the les- ence
Amity, Oregon,
K T illotson ,
idence of Mr. and Mrs. Ammon Shad-
M
b
.
and
M
rs
.
J.
F.
C
albreath
.
Captain Commanding.
FENTON & FENTON,
Has the agency of Yamhill mid adjoining
den, Saturday evening; refreshments
Juno 26, 1886
counties for the
consisting of chicken, pie, cake, ice
ATTOBKEYSAT LAW,
Committee Meeting.
cream, strawberries, etc., were served
LAFAYETTE, OREGOA'.
and the large number present fared
Fourth of July executive committee will
sumptuously and had a “way up” time.
In the City.
Offlco--?i»*ar the Court B oumc . iff
We wish to state for the benefit of the meet at opera house, Thursday at 4
Saturday last a new 45-horse power public and in justice to all concerned
o’clock p. m. A full attendance request
engine was taken up to Jones & Co ’•
-------- THE BE8T--------
J. J. S pence *, Sec.
new mill on the Nestucca and yesterday that Mr. J. C. Cooper, who so ably edit ed.
the old one was brought down and wiil ed the “Campaign” recently, is in no
Sewiint
The B^st in the State,
be allcwc 1 to rest for a time. The old way connected with the T elepro . ii
Blackburn A Peckham, the agents of
Real Eshiie and ’wnrance Aged;
engine is 25-horse power, and the 20- either editorially, locally, mechanically Chas. II. Dodd A Co., are doing the ir told on
Is prepared to furnish music for all occa
Conveyancing and Abstracts a specialty.
sions at reasonable rates. Address
horse addition the company will gain by
boss machine business of the county,
Coiit i’iin,; nttvii'leii to promptly.
N. J. ROWLAND.
getting this new engine will enable them or otherwise.
sold some 25 twine binders and two
timin'.- Managed, McMumvUle.
Tu JíAQü A T’ nxER.
Don’t Fail
to cut much more lumber
steam threshers.
Otti e Malinin .'-Building 3i! St.
WEST SIDE TELEPHONE. I
Still We Lead ’
A m3 we propose to keep it
by constantly adding to our already large
stock of Drugs, Medicines,
38, Stationery, Etc.
everything in our line of business that can
be called for.
Physicians will find our stock complete
in every respect.
Remember that wo make a specialty of
Prescriptions, and we are receiving them
from all parts of the county, and are tilling
them at the lowest possible price.
ROGERS & TODD,
THE DRUGGISTS
The Standard Fence !
A Vagoli Hoad
z
Carl Weber,
The Gunsmith.
The Cheapest Goods
in the World
¡BINDERS and MOWERS
HODSONS’
Mrs II. P. STUART,
St. Charles Hotel,
Forty aeres
of Izand, O.1,
•OHM
DENTIST,
Chas. L. Bergevin,
Physicians & Surgeons,
WANTED!
Thousand Ladies
Millinery & Fancy Goods
Miss F. E. RUSS,
II. V. V. Johnson M.D.
S. A. Young, M. I),
Grant Smith!
CUSTER POST SAND. ( lias. W. T
\