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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1891)
Il V. V. JOHNSON. M. D. the place at the Fair Grounds. Office on next door to Trmperiiice Parlors. Tillamook, - Oregon. r E SELPH, attorney - at - law . OREGON. TILLAMOOK, Mr. T hxamoqk , O re ., Oct. 22, 1801. milA baa a very fl^troting «alti n j T. MAULSBY, Attorney-at-Law Testing the Baking Powders* ■ and w.l! engage in stock bre. king. Be I The Justice’s court has been kept busy will open a feed store as s>.<u as the I this week. i Augusta arrives again. A. Lete'aer luia a ti-ld of Hue potatoes, The frame of the Christian church is and lie challenges nnvl...dy to produce a up and enclosed. ; quautity of potatoes that w ill average go It will pay yon to read carefully our ¡large und perfect. The largatile ex- I premium offeis - bibited in this office was j8 inches h- Itev McFarland preached at Loin circumference, and tl.e smallest was C) I I’rairie last Suud.tv. inches, lie has bushels of them lira. A good house aud lot for sale cheap. . will average 2\ p -ir.ds each. iiuu PROF. PETER COLLIER, R ecuse : BOY AL ................... Contains Ammonia. UNRIVALED . Alum and Ammonia« Enquire oft'. H. Bodie. Attorney-at-Law. is associated with McCain & Hurley in Circuit and Supreme Court business for Tillamook county. MISCELLANEOUS rt & E. THAYER, BANKERS Genera1 Banking and Exchange business. Interest paid ou time deposits. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany. Sweden aud all foreign countries«. I TILLAMOOK, - - - OREGON. IACRE TRACTS AND TOWN LOTS Marriage license issued Oct. u. Daniel R. Shaw and Emma Randall. as witnessis for ho.o Rogers in prev ing up on Lis pre etnption Messrs T aiilets : —For pen and pen-il, suitable Harvey A S herzing -r It-ive the co-itrict for school work, nt thia office; 10 ctu for Luildiug the bridgi «irrisa I.i’.tl I Ncstucea and if no heavy rains come will t each. t-f. have the bridge completed by Nov. 1st A large line rubber g.xtds, boots, and S.-veral parties have been aim ivetl bv shoes etc just received at the Racket receiving nnonynmui letters of n setirr- Store. loin nature tliiou-li tl.e mails It takes A keg of cider would be very occept- but little wit and small courage to make able in this office. It will be taken on such stabs in the dark, but they make a subscription. heap of trouble sometimes, and i,trite We will pay, the very highest price for often tor ti.e writers thereof when l iuti» county orders, in cxi hange for goods at Sam’ I‘. O. detect.ves get on their trai!. “Frisco store.” 2-tf. John Olsen alleged that Wilbur still- Try Hutchin’s for cheap boots, shoe?, well, Jake Graham mid a fishermen lints an<l i aps. Also ladies and gentle . known us Bristol Bill committed an I men’s rain coats. i-w. ' assault on him Sunday night at the Bay. The salmon run isstillvery light, how . ritey were arrested and brought before ever the cannery will continue operation . the J. I’, on Tuesday and Wilbur Stiil- until the season is up. I well’s easel was dismissed. Attira long Sanford Lasnelle is canva sing for a i and comical trini the others were ac- book entitled “Foot Prints of the World’s i quitted. 1 c The Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. 11H. PRICE’S................ Pure Cream Tartar. Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer. ^(LAUDE THAYEfl, I V 111 In THE SlKkJST WAY TO PBOTKCT Til KM. late chemist in chief of tor BEl'AUTMENT OF AG1UCCLICHE, WASHINGTON. D. C. Tl.tre was u prize fight jii.4out.-ido the Taylor’s 1 Spoon* *.. Alum and Ammonia. WLi-NTun.-A few county orders, highest city limi.s on tl:a west ¡. st Friday evm- MONARCH x * | j cash price paid. B. C . Lamb. tf. ing. Jim \i Ison ai '. l>,iv Ih ward were Alum and Ammonia. I the ennfe-'an i. : i d IVI'.-. was kicked W. SEVERANCE, New baby bonnets irotn 50 c< nts to BALL * *.. 1 out in the first round. C! urlev Nr's.n SNOW Alum and Ammonia. 9 $1.50 at the Millimtry store. 1 w. DgpVTŸ-DlSTBICT-ATTOKNEr, was referee, and says the only lick he W anted —One hundred bushels of ha-, is hat lie i, out tin c, ms 1 r a drink calumet ....;. *..g 3rd Judicial District,for Tillamook County Contains Alum. I charcoal at Roberts' Hardware stole. I of water i r the vanquisliod pugilht TILLAMOOK, - OREGON. C. E. Nelson won a fine gold tvat. h at I) 1’. Harvey .in - Fred S,herzingerof a raltl- at liis saloon Saturday night l.itt le Nestueea were in tin city lust week, f U 11 Cl H LIFE INSURANCE Comparative Worth Illustrated, by UUIl * í Write the beat policy for you 1st. The Massachusetts law is the best. 2nd. They guarantee you cjuui or paid it iksvrancc after Two raaaa. 3rd Your policy is collateral nt any Lank $tli. They pay you annv ,L dividends to reduce the yearly dividcud < r increa elite in-urar.ee If yo-.t are no* insured, you ought to be it is the lust investment you eau make for your estate Call on i t write tu; 11 G. COLTON, G ia m. Am nt , jj Stark M- Hsrttand, Ore or FL R. HAYS, Local Agant, Tillamook, Oro ru -lJenicuAnt Terrill of lMrtlMOd. Oregon, took a policy offuoo a lib the m . m ii-hnsitU Mutual, Aug Is t.->., and p ud fi u'.s' tie tllu.1 eight months later tt,l tri., wife rec ive.l <lxg d-v. after proof of .kail! was Ke.-ivcd l>r the com pany. Cool 1 he have made a brtte, investmeut! to For sals at reasonable prices and on favorable terms. Location, best in the History.” It is a good bo ik. Rev. Father Desmarais has just return town of Tillamook. By nil means the road leading to the ed from his missionary tour to Words W m . D. S tillwell . city limits on tin- t>> utli should t c gravel and the Nestncca district. He isd.-bght- ied with the spiritual progri s achieved ed before the roads get too muddy. - L. D. Ackley brought a squash to town a no. g bis fattlifid, and found that all Tuesday weighing seventysix pounds, the children had regularly attend-d the | Sunday school class presided over by raised oil his place on Wilson River. I Miss Katie Yaeuk. The Rev. Father One half dozen elegant, i arlor l.angit g ! said that the Catholic ladies of Wo >ds lamps to be given away Jan 1, 1892. j w ere highly deserving of his praises for call and see the lamps at "Frisco store.” I the beautiful temporary altars erected in C entral M arket , L. H. Brown, prop. The best of beef, veal, pork and mutton- on hand. S-SWSS«B! CHICAGO YEAST**» i-fùùÆKâdHiaMIi Alum and Ammonia. tesSjawR-LTr. »IBUW x NBBBHB SILVER STAR, w *** Ammonia. ■KK k ISHSHHHB dodson & n[t-i; t V Alum and Ammonia, -23 Above diagram was drawn anil verified in all its details, by Prof Peter ------- Collier, who is pre-eminent as a Chemist, and Scientist. Tho illustration is made in accordance with his chemical tests of each brand enumerated. The Carbonic acid gas was calculated to get the leavening strength and the quant alive analysis to ascertain the comparative wholesomeneis, purity, and general usefulness of the leading Powders. The result of l’rof. Collier's e limination mid test, reveals the fact, that, with but one exception, every brand tested contained either Ammonia or Aluul, ami a number both. N' t one woman in ten thousand would use an Ammonia or Alum Baking Powder if she knew it. Such Powders not only undermine the health, but ammonia imparts a sallow or blotched complexion. N ote .— Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder, as shown by Trof. Collier s examinations, is the only pure Cream Tartar Powder found free from adulter ation and the highest in strength. All authorities rejiort Dr. Price's free from Ammonia, Aluut, Lime, or any other adulterant. The purity of this ideal Powder has never been questioned. * Indicates tlic Powder containing cither Ammonia or Alntn. 1r it Indicate» the Powder containing both Ammonia and Alum. While tlic diagram shows some of these Ammonia or Alum Powder» to be of higher strength than others classed below them, it must not betaken that they possess any value. All Ammonia or Alum powders should be avoided as dangerous, no matter how high their strength. HOLD YOUR HEAD UP< The man who wears a Proper- tile Hat call hold his liettd up the n s deuce of Mr. John Kn l.s aud Kgga, butter, vegetables and chickens i Mr. Aiderman. Rev Father Desmarais bought and sold. proudly in atty community, rhe ‘ was delightfully surprised on bls return s lAWSSNOWl'VFP, • - Contains Alum. Satisfaction guaranteed to everyone. 1 man with a Shocking Had Hat (Merchants’ Mfg. Associition, St. Louis.) I to Tillamook. Or. entering h'is residence Shop opposite the Grand Central. - • Contain« AtUin. Warren and McKinley are laying H John Barker is erecting a residence on his eyes lit up with glee when ho beheld DODSON & MILS, ■ L. II. Brown. should carry his head under 111« (Dodson & Hits, St. Louis.) sidewalk from the livery burn to Hold's his lots in the south part of town John, his apartments so handsomely decorated ¡SHEPARD'S, - Contains Ammonia Alum- arm. Nothing gives a person away store. we have a fine line of wedding invita . and furnished during his absence by the (Wm. H. Shewhard, St, Louis.) JILLAMOOK Alum. .... Contains ho quickly tin a «hubby hat or out» tion cards. kind and generous hearted ladies whose BAIN'S, Mis« Kittv Mills commenced a three (Meyer-Bain Mfp. Cn., St. Louis.) month» U rm of school nt llolmonvillu £JVERY STABLE I In the Justice’s court Tuesday Wm. names have not yet been divulged for MOKAKCH, that in out of style. 'Die hat is • Contains Ammonia Alum. lust Monday, at a salary of $50 per month. The Rev. Father w ishes Ryan obtained a verdict for $58 against humility’s sake (lteid, Murdoch & Co., Chicago.) seen in a crowd whore clothing is to express through our columns his ' show BAIX. - - - Contains Alum. Mr McFee has engaged to tench a First-class single and double l Woodruff A Williams. The suit was an j (Bengal Uoffce & Spice Mills. C hicago.) I gratitude to all parlies who may have : not noticed, and COHN & (XI’S short term of school at Garibaldi. action to recover wages. turnouts kept on hand. ... . Contains Alum. ¡co-operated in giving him sinh a lovely GJANT, W S. Cone is gaining atrergth. Dr I). M. Dann and family h ivj just ! 1 MILK, - • • » ' Contains Alum. Huts tire more frequently seen Boarding and transient StOCK arrived in the city. The doctor has rent- . surprise. Divine service will be held ir (W F. Me -Laughin & Co . ( hlcajroj Rlienniatism has chiinged him from a than tluu-.e of any other dealer. the Catholic Church al 10 A. M. every ECHO, ... - Contains Alum, carefully cared for. i biped Io a quadriqied. Wo hope Hint he I ; ed Colin A Co’s building next to the j (Sp* nceJ Bluing F.iddlt Co., Chicago.) | Sunday until further notice is given. ! may be able to throw away his crutches ¡jewelry store for an office. KALBFKLL’S PURITY. • Contains Alum. | Our cooler has an inmate in the person ■ j soon (Kalbfell Mig. Co.,t Chicago.) Professor Bryan’s string band assisted Proprietor. • Contains Ammonia. by Dave Pierce, will furnish music fori I of Herbert Cline, who was arrested Mon | RISING SUN, Wesley Conners is building a new (Phoenix Chemical wi.rks, Chicago.) I day morning and tried ami convicted of I house. Nelsons grand pillow cuss aud sheet ball Contains Ammonia Alum. the crime of embezzlement. The charge I WHITE ROSE. • on Thanksgiving night. l-w. ' (Globe Coffee fit Spice Mills, Minneapolis./ Gilbert Eyk is building and addition was brought by a Mr. Birt of the B. C. A WOOD'S ACME, • Contains Ammonia. i to his reaiilenco on Ith at. We shall recive another car load of . Tillamook Telegraph Co. The amount (Tho*. Wood A Co., Philadelphia.) R R. HAYS. ; the celebrated Sheridan flour, at "Frisco i Str Augusta unloaded goods at Cone’s of shortage according to the prisoners ANDREWS’ PEARL, - Contains Ammonia. M anager . store” by next trip cf the Str. Augusta (C. E. Andrews & Co, r Milwaukee.) wharf on Sunday 1 ’ . M. und afterward» own statement is $9.70. Since his in IIARRIES’FAVORITE, Contains Alum. dropped down to the Land Co npany’s Wagon-making, Farming Imple- Also a supply of wheat aud ground feed. carceration the prisoner claims that (H. II Harries, Minneapolis > uients aud Mill Machinery Repaired, Mr.J.Taylor of Fairvew has purchased there lias bien no settlement of his ac ! FIDELITY, - - Contains Alum. wharf and all kinds of wood-work and j . a four acre tract of laud of A. Letcher, count with the Co and that the sum he SOLAR, - • • Contains Alum. Tlio “Polar Bear’’ wttaiu the bay Wed general black-smithing done. (Sherman Bros., Chicago.) and purposes bringing over a number ot has been convicted of embezzleing is more nesday. PUTNAM ’ S BEST, - Contains Alum. head of blooded stock, bulls, to place on than covered by w ages due. The uccttscd The Estes Hall Ins been rented and Ill kinds ef wood-work dona. (Well* Putnam & Cd., Chicago ) same. was sentenced to pay n fine of $25.00 but CHINA “T” HOUSE, - C ontains Alum. fitted for the grammar achoul, while the (Noah McDowell. St. I’aul, Minn ) A large and well assorted line of gum lacking that sum was remanded to jail HurBB-Bhaaing a Spacially primary department is still in the old - - Contains Alum4 j clothing, foots and shoes just received at for thirty days or until fine is paid. The TW’IN CITY, school building. TILLAMOOK, - OREGON. (J. K. Ferguson, Minnespolta Minn ) j G. W. Fearnside's. A full stock of leatli- prisoner claims that his prosecution is a | HERCI’LES, - - Contains Ammonia The M. E Pastor from Tillnuiook, I er boots and shoes at very reasonable spite action, brought for the puipose of j i (Hercules Baking Powder I - :• >n Franci< •.) preacl. <1 an able sermon from Hie pulpit - - - Contains ammonia, I prices. cutting hint out of liis position in the ; CLIMAX, of the I’ll—bvteiian cliiircli last Sunday i ipimax Baking Powdar Co Tttflianup *Hs ) William Miller of South Bend came in Co , an threatens to make some -tartling at 3 P M. 'on the Augusta ami went out on her. 11s diseloenres which will let some light in , Ammonia and alum are the most com- Til” v • rk'-i'-ti nr- making good liead- is a mill man and has been engaged in on the methods whereby so short a line mon adulterant* used in fbemnnnfactnro wnywsli r Worthington’s new livery I of baking j owdirs. Tho Government , manufacturing sash and doors. He thinks as that of B. C. & Tillamook Telegraph i report «liow« tli.it a la- -v pereioits y of barn. Co., i* made to cost some ?6,U(X). I of locating. It. Robbins is building a new wood Wagon Shop in Connection. L atf . k —We learn that Cline’» counsel the baking powders ou tins market eon- A* Jake Graham and Harry Smith were has moved and obtained a new trial and tain either one or the other, or l oth these «lied. airested Wednesday morning on a charge Mai Madison is a lively little nowe the accused lias been released on bail, M. perniciou» drugs. of stealing preferred by A. Mitchell of What women would use nn nntnr>ni-.in 1»y. i >d many pajiers und D. Cavanaugh furnishing Isjpds. I Garibaldi. They were taken there for ' or ,-iluin baking powder u him knew itearns a goral many uickles ' trial. It is alleged that they stole tonic IS IT <»N THE LI¡*T? Such powder» not only undermine th TillamDak, Oregon. cl jibing an l fish nets. • : , .1 . n from Tillamook etc, health, but ammonia gives to the com-1 rollid nr ■■ “tmli r.t lust Mouiluy morning. Ammorta and Alnrn in linking Powders Bob Burdette says God wasted mud plexion a sallow or blot- he-! r.pp i*rar.' e. ■ Mow t » detect them. Mr. i. Joplin h building it new barn wl.enhem.de tic war. who tak - n i The preser.ee of ammonia or alum in a near the foot of trade street. ndicate« the time yo«.r Mubscription expr.es npWt.DaiH»r from the post office for two ; baking powder, however, can m.-ily lie In view of what lite Minnesota Senate nd you are invited to renew at that tnne. All, * , , 'the“ ' a ' put out to sea Saturday »apers sent to paities outside the a or three hionths an«i then LilH til»? p' -c has done, it is hoped that legislative detected. promptly discontinued when their tim • expires, in order to To Detect Ammonia.--Mix ono h.- np- I’. M. nd «k months master mane t ...us^i iu »»r.i. r io l-odiee in other states will soon take up am ’arrearay. ... - ..... -- -- your subscription, he county. In I__ stopping ‘ . *' ** it avoid paying for it.—1.x Wm. Mills is at it again This tinio be tbo subject of food adulteration. The ing tca<q>ix>iiful of baking qsjwder with «necessary first to pay all aricaragta. l.-iiL'i. ; -i Hue dwelling for A. H. Mr. Taylor of Fairview has been stop subjoined list of baking p,where contan- one lea»[HX>iiful of WH’rr in n tin cup; ping at the Larson House several days ing ammonia and alum, compiled from boil thoroughly for a few luotoente, stir Tilden this past week. Mr. Taylor is very large official reports and published in n recent to prevent burning, aud if amnion1'» 1« <'. ucw barn is nearing complo ly interested in the dairy business in number of the Seieutitic American, is present you can smell it in the rising tion Fairview, and is in this locality on the given below. “It deals in a direct man •.team. Or, place a can of the su*|ie'.-ted M (’. Bablingo has mnde arrange ?vl<ictiinis;t. look out for a suitable place to start n ner With an evil which must be cut down’’ powder top down on a hot stove for a ments to attend the wiuter session of Bay gvid the Chicago Tribune in commenting minute or two, then take of th . over ami dairy farm City Institute. un ocksmith i large a l smell. There are a few hundred copi-s of the on tlie Scientific American report To Detect Alum.—Alum powder enn Board of Trade editon of the illustrated lowing is the liat of ammonia ami alum lie tested by putting a couple ol teaspoon- All kinds of intricate machinery H kadi IUIIT left, and anyone responsible baking powders. - Tho Truckee, Scotia and Polar B«'ar fuls of the powder ih a gluasof cold water. Compiled from Official Kcforti. lillfully repaired. Fancy iron person who will furnish us a list of , left Utt 17 powders marked with a star seem to( if no effervescence, that is building or name» of eastern friend», will confer a work ornaments etc. Some of tlm Dugo'-s have quit fishing. simmering, takes 11 tee, condemn the favor. Cof ies will be sent to them post have a general sale.as they are mention powder and return it at once A L. Aiderman has rented A Ander ay ity regon ed in at least two of the reports. ILLÁMOOK OREGON. age prepaid. Nome alum powders, however, like the son’» Louse and is moving dow n. ATLANTIC a TACIFIC. KOVAf G. W rhelps’ public sale comes of < GOE S FAVORITE. SCIOTO. •'Calumet,'’ "Hon Itm," "Chicago j j Our »cl • ol is progreaaing nicely umier IIWL.U RUOOLE8 Mr«. J. JOHN8ON next Wetlnemlay, Oct. •» This will be CROWN. air.vsa sroc»«. Yea»«,” etc , eontain [»hoephates in com the n.aiiug. mint of 1. M. McFee. Timber land«, farming lands, • <</ pro|*rty Timber !•»««rrtiibed and veHmatea CRYSTAL- MI.VKR STAR. 1 a good opportunity to secure s .me bar- bination with alum, and with these ftirni«hed paid for nun rraldeuta. IXISY. SNOWDRIFT. W. A h»r*e b’longing to W 'gain» iu farming implements, st« k, bran ts the following t«st is simple and DAVIS’O.K. SOVERKWN. k.d linlgb wa» rafil. I off lu-re Saturday. 1 household goods etc !-ee posters for |>«V VKA4T. STAR sure: Benj Higginbotham wa« the winner. .OCH» » sruxusn. , full particulars. Remember the date GI-M STATE. Take one half leasjoonfu) of baking GLOBE. stamdabd . The ( liinaui. n have proved thieve» as : ' A great plenty of the very best quality powder in lid of say half pmnd can lebar KENTON. si-NFM»wi;w | The aooDer tliey go of boots and shoes at ¿R. D. I‘e< kham * tlaurougliiy over a strong alcohol Maine, > well a» t.o win rt hab A xa waaninoton . Boot and shoe’s store, consisting of the I PERFECTION. a good gas jet; or red hot coal«. Alter the (tetter. WINDSOR ziffsobape latest styles and bes teelections of Indies’ ! rr.s «!-»>* M. B. Morey talk» of moving to Bay charing (that is, burning until the whole PURITY CKYitTAL Rubber goods. The public are invited mans is black, add a teaspoonful of water City. Hats. Dress Trimmings and a General There are, in addition to the foregoing to call and examine our goods and prices. and place a bright piece of silver com in Bert Hill ha» been vinitiog hi» siate! 1 Assortment of Millinery Gooes. list from the Snealifm Amtneaa. a num- TII.I UUKON. R D. Peck ism l-w the solution Nir t»r otic mil u>, then Mrs. F K. Hobaon. Pet of sneh pow ders soM in the western T ili amook . O regon . I Th is office fs in receipt of a letter from that were not found tn the eastern stores. take out the silver. If the powder prove C. B Hamiky baa moved all bia ! Peter Brant and wile who arc visiting in a cream of tartar powder the com will be good» t" Garitn ■ di. He H" intend« to go to i Following is the list to due: lirigbt; if an alum powder it will Lave Minnesota and Iowa They h ire just Portland. CALUMET, ... C'outains Alum. ‘ reached Winterset. Iowa They report (Calumet Raking Powder Co.,Chicago ) sulphur status OK EGON. Joa Harrwon Im* gone to hi» Ka-t ule ' TILLAMOOK. Now pour a little vinegar into the ¡«I I good crops in Iowa. As cold weather is FVkEsT' ITT. - Coals.« Amu.iu.ia Alum. ranch to npr-nd the winter. rop M. H LARSON. coming on there they will soon »tart for aud smell I lie fumes. Alum powders (Vouat. nro* ' leretend.) Mr. Nails baa l*en ill (or iw-veral —Dealer in— CHJCAflfi YEAST. - C-mlui« Anurnu Alum. give off snlpbureteii hjdrogsn, which home in Tillamook month», »nd w not yet al.le to be about , Caspman Ik Swath Co . Chkaeo I may be detected by its foul odor. W ibb . intv D zeds :—Approved form, BON BON, ... C ostein. Alum. <il W < LI ** HALL. best quality of paper, »nd as goo<i work ..Fancy Groceries. HOTEL. • - fcalatas Amawi.la Alum «•H !$>»•€. Every attention ahown to guests, and (J. C- Grant Bakin» Cowdev Co . f ileseo ) m can be secure-i in Portland <jr Salem, • Cot.U!« Atom no pains sparod to make thorn comfortab.u in e zery way for sale at thi» oflb-e. We sell them at t'N(GVAMU> (•praC-M-*. Warner R Ovise.44 OHcas •) 1 Portland prices, vu: Set* each or 50 cte ONE SP»|>. TAVLOS S, Ammeam Alum --------------------- NFW HOTEL BUILDING.____________ S. A. Roberts has a pocket rulo which has lieen carried seventeen years. C E. Green, engineer on the Augusta presented it to him . JONES BROS. I. F. LARSON, BLACK-SMITH, P. ROBERTS COflT^CTO^ and BUILDER iljop, Opposite (J. Hall, m. Steinmetz * L Bar View Addition to Bay City! Choice Location. This tract has a sightly location, is practically level, is clear except a beautiful grovo in the center which has been rnado into a park, and is centrally located, fronting the Bay. The view of the Bay is grand. A magnificent drive has been constructed on the gravol beach in front of the property and the new wharf extends from hero to deep water. Sevoral new buildings have gone up 8truction. Streets being worked. W. S. CONE, B C , O . ZR ZEJLT ESTATE DEALER, tMILLINERYt DRÊSS^MÂKÏNG. XV. J. COMILON, LHTCHBR Ä STILLWBLL, WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERSe- LARSON HOUSE P . Boarding by the Day or Week