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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1893)
BKBl ITIKS. See Bodie’s ad on this page M H. Larsen has got a flag |»,le on bis new hotel now. Snow fell on the summit lietween lure and North Yamhill Tuesday Owing to the rough bar Saturday none of the boats were able to go out. Tire Lizzie Prien sailed f..r Nehalem O toiler 1st and is exacted to arrive this « eek Nitrtli Yamhill. Fra I k Siddall, the Philadelphia soap man, is credited with saying: ‘T have The inhabitaiits <>f North Yamhill still confined my advertising entirely to the seein determined to do all they can to | newspapers. The man who does not stop people from coining tn Tillamook. read newspapers does not use soap.” This If they cultivated hop® and fruit tree« a« is the opinion of one successful l asiness diligently as they disparage Tillamook man, who list proven the ItenefiU of they would get rich. None of them were judicious newspaper advertising ••ver in Tillamook, they never had ambi The steamer Elmore a» rived in Thurs tion enough even to look at the summit day afternoon with a cargo of freight and of the mountains, tn say nothing of try passengers. She went to Garibaldi Fri ing to cross them, and they imagine any day ami passed out Sunday morning, one w ho doeaclimb up out of their limited A letter from F. It. Beds states that going into Nehalem and »»tit again on the Ire will start for Tillamook some time in 6 me tide. She took a load of salmon f 'in th<* Kinney cannery at Nehalem and Novemlrer al*» a large shipimnt of butler from E The Truckee sailer! for San Francisco G E Wist’» store Sunday afternoon «ith a load of himlrer The Farnham theatre at Omaha was from Holisonville. destroyed i»v fire Monday causing a Iosa J. E. Howard, the Drysto. king con of <2 >0.4100. Many |«rs»mM were injured tractor l.mt hi» house and store near Port l»y a falling wall. The firemen were much land by fire last week hani|M red l y the numerous wires out Mrs H.slle offers her propr-rty in Tilla side die building and while the tire whs mook for sale IcrM-rOon easy terms. This in progress five alarms were sent in from is a gixsl inveatment. diff» rent parts of the city, calling otr a We will pay the very highest market number of the force. price at Fiisco Store for county orders, either < a»li or ill trade. 1U-22 The tug Koebiirts, of Yaquina came in the bay Friday fiom Siurlaiv « it I. a boiltr for tire Elmore cannery ut Garibaldi. Lust night a mink got amongst Mr Hank Sampson's chickens on the beach and killed the « hole fl >rk of 37 flue l.r. <1 birds. As ho word had been re< eived from the Coo|»erage (Jo’s San Francisco office the loggers and others having claims against the company filed liens t» the amount of fdooO yesterday. The men are holding off as Jong as they possibly can. All regret having to crowd the company in its payments, and hope the matter can be settled w ithout closing down the mill. The Gulf of Mexico was struck by a County court meets next Monday and dreadful storm Monday which destroyed will have a busy session All bills must an immense amount of property and be presented to the clerk before court caused a loss of many lives. The water meets. was forced in from the Gulf so that in The Truckee hove to for alxmt 1111 hour Mobile it raised to 15 feet above the nor after sire got over the l,ai Sunday, and it mal level of the river. The railroads is supposed slie met w ith a slight acci near New Orleans are washed out in dent many places and telegraph lines broken The South Coast sailed for Sun Fran down cisco Sunday with a cargo of lumber from Johnny Gabrielson who was mate on tire California, Oregon Cooperage Co.'s the sealing schooner Lew is Olsen is in mill ut Buy City. the city and is, for the present, acting as The case New ton A Ross vs. the Califor (’itplain of the steamer Garfield. The last nia Cooperage Co., decidi d by the circuit trip of the Louis Olsen was full of ad- court ill favor of plaintiff-, has been up vuntuie, having experienced a boiler ex l.i'iiled to the supreme court. plosion while in mid-ocean, a capture by Prof. Oakes found hi» purse in his a Russian cruiser and oilier adventures, pis kct »0 the gisid |»-ople of Tillamook which will furnish all interesting article are relieved of the necessity of looking in our next issue. under the Ireds for burglars After considerable P ortland M arket .—Potatoes 6"i to cured the exclusive St) cents per sack.—Butter, 3(1 to 35 per ‘The Celebrated Pride-of Japan Tea” im roll for brine —Choice dairy, 45 tu 50 ported direct from Kolia, Japan. This is a pure Japan tea and every package gua- cents per roll.—Oats 34 to 30 cents Pending <1 vote in the Mi nute silver dol lanteed to suit the purchaser or money refunded. Sold only at the “Racket lars will he taken at pur st this ■ ffice Iron, present iiidiculions the Semite will Store,”Tillamook (’ity, Oregon, by C. \V. Price 50 cents per pound, 'fry a t ot Come tu u vote before Gabriel hl ws Smith package ami be convinced. Ids bugle. If it were not for a few enter prising The Clatsop Mill Companv’s ls>x fae tón dry house mid SOOOO feet <4 s. asoné I business men wlm heve placed incandes lumi.cr «.re burned Ht Astoria Friday cent lights in front of their stores the mmiiiiig causing a loss ol f, 10,JO), will) streets of the city would bo in total dark ness at night ami people whose homes |.4O3O iusui mice. are away from the main street have to J< Ini Towes and Mis Mary Hiatt were carry lanlernsor run the risk of breaking married st the Alh-u llonae Klindtiy by a limb by inadvertently stepping off the Jud e Maulsbv After the wedding the sidewalks. It will be a good tiling for guests p.utook of u slipper gotten up in the city when the council dt cides to have Mr. Allen’s la*st si) le I lie arc lights again ill op<*ratio-i. Theie was 1111 excellent run of sulmou A character in Hazelton is “Jack” Mr al Nehalem Friday night slid it is re- Carthv, where he run« the daily paper. |s,rled that the I w limit caught 50 fi-li Ilis advertising methods are original, as l lie fishermen are looking lor it run in wi II as effectual. lie was anxious to g» t Tillamook liay this week. business from a firm that advertised in I’lie mail did not arrive till nearly eight his th hl, ami wrote, solicitin'.? an order o’clock hist evening having been delayed for Ins paper The reply came “Where by a lice which luid tallen ueross the do» s your paper go?” With promptnesM road ill sneli a manner that they had to “Jack” answered, “To North and South < ut it out in order Io get past America, Euro|«, Aa a and Africa ; and A crew of alsmt forty men is nt woik if is all I can do to keep it from going to ol. the liglithuu-e mad I'l.e rigid ol way h—.’’ lie got the contract.— Ex. luis la-eii brushed off and the logs . leare.l The Iwiard of equalisation met at the <ut The work of grading and putting c »urt house to conduct their usual labors. in bridgrs will now Ire commenced. The assesanieiit this year is a little higher lile date printed <ip|»i»ite your name on on real prnpeitv ami much lower on the margin of your pa|rer or on the wrup- cattle and stork of all kinds. There were l«r indicates when your ri|>ti<>n ex- very few objections made to the aam*a- pires Subscribers will collier a favor by nient only two or three changes were renewing as soon an possible after the made. In addition to the general assess lime < xpiics. ment the a«aeMor has made out a mili I'he ll.iriisoii came in Thursday after tary list. Thia coiitaina some 550 imines noon with a large cargo of freight mid and hirhides all men subject Io military some passengers. 8he unloaded her duty ami the precinct they live in. T i II hiiks k height mid look on a load lor Charles A. Desmond and .Mina Ruth Nestuc.a for which place alie sailed Mon Bent« »11 were married ly Recorder Drew day morning at the residence of E:i Old® in thia city Alumt the only weakness that Senator Hill shares with common humanity is bi- fondness for luiseliull. Mr. Gorman is .dso a crunk, and the two Senators limy lie mam al nearly every game played on the Washington grounds. Tuesday The bridegroom is a son of Mr. Con Itvsmond of Netarts. The bride has Item teaching school for some time and is a very popular young laity, having proved herself a gisal achnol leat her and worthy of the trust w hich the directors Mr Frank Brown lias returned from <41 he district In-stowed upon her. Charley hi, Eastern trip. Most of tlte business is well respwtvd throughout the com which calleil him east was nt St Paul »0 munity, la ing steady amt reliable and tli.it lie only s|reiit slew day s at Chicago, om» of the moat promising young farmers He enjoy ed his trip ....... tensely however, in the county The newly wedded couple Imt was glad to returu tu Tillamook once will reside on the ran. h at Netarts and the neighbors and numerous friends join more. Tire salniou sic now mining a little in wishing them a happy and pro|»eious lielter in the I ay, •» sihersidcs have be- journey tbiuiigli lite. The following were among the guests guillo ionic in. The Elmore cannery registered at The Alderman during the now has twenty-five boats fishing mid the average catch is about 25 to a boat. It is past wtvk: Con Osmond, N-tarts; F R. expectnl the run will improve after this Madison, M I) , Bay City ; V B. Brom ley, Bax C'ly; J. McAllister, Portlaud; lough weather tndrvw Petree, Portlaml; J. Barker, Every time we have a rain tlrere me Portland, J H Dunstan. Netarts. Maume several nlmea in tire main street where l^ach, lUy City; Peter Ducham. Bax ths water lodges and forms regular irog City; Wni. Bra liord, Nefttucca; S B. |mnds A lew loailsof gravel at the pre Hill, Car.iK*n . F. I’. Page, Ravine, Wis.; sent t ine would fix them etlevtually, Geo W Kiger, Ray City; J. II Bridge whereas if Kiev are not tilled up tliev will font, Bay Cay; John llkkv, Fulley ; I. l-e veritable mire holes Indore spring Pairiah. Miami; Nnh»>las Job, North' Mr llarrv Crane and Miss Kaaie t III; Th M\ . X n Yarn \\ ilk, s were uair ed 8murday. Mr. Crane hill; Wolvx Dav, Ray City; H IL Ola-r. 1« a pro»|ren us voting farmer having a Clatsop; Henry T. ld, N< l»alem ; Il lli^. ranch oti Miami Creek and is well r«- ginbutham, Nell, km; llarter. Bay Ciiv; B|ssltd in the cuniniiinity The brida is (apt larksun, Nrtaits; Senator Max ■ daughter of Mr. Wilkes of Miami and well, Netarts; D. Stillwell, Pbat Oxford; teas many friends who wish lire couple W R Conner, Bay City; R. McDermott. pruapeelty. Bay City. range of vision is lost to the worhl. Well, he proba ly is to the North Yanihiller’s world for an ordinary person shrink« from ever «topping in North Yamhill more than one night. When a stranger goes to that hole in the ground and mentions that he is com ing io Tillamook the whole i^pulalion joins in telling what a terrible place Tillamook is, and the very thought of a place worse than N rth Yamhill is enough to give a man the j m-jains. Their latest ex pl .it in this line was to turn back two families, eleven persons in all, who had come horn Illinois and instead of going to Fort st Grove or Astoria had innocently been duped into going to North Yamhill There were loo many in the party to c»me on the sage and they could not find any one wi.o would bring them over unless they first bought him a life in surance |Hilicy and gave him the price of the team and wagon in advance. This w as more than they had bargained for so they started hack tu Illinois. The • •lily excuse Noitli Yamhill has for exist ing at all is to baias.s p -ople coming to Tillamook, and the only time tliev open their eyes wide enough loi-eeout of them is when the Tillamook stage come in and then they are Ktirprise«! into it. It seems as if they never will g» t over lieing sur prised that any one should survive a j »urn*>y to Ibis «ide of the m >untain«. In anotlur year, however, tmvehrs will not have Io go through North Yamhill hut will come and go via Forest Grove where the people don’t need a boy to ring a la 11 to inform the people when the sun shine«. Then the North Yamhiller« can hibernate in peace. N eiiai . kh , Ocudwr 2ml, .8 3 Editor IIBADLIUHT. A recent issue of the Nehalem Times has malaria Mr. Hermann was quite sure that be had it, and hesat on a com h in thesenat ‘chamber telling Mr. Mitchell ala»Ut it. Mr.MitcIn 11 was much inierested and very sympathetic. “W hy don’t you see a good d »ctor,” lie said, and take a course of ke-m en?” for so the aeiiator pronounced the familiar won! “1 believe 1’11 do Hint,’’ S lid Mr. Her mann. “1 have been taking a lot of kwin- ine, and it doesn’t seem to do me a bit of good —WaHliiiivt»»n Post. Senator Maxwell was in the city Tues- comes out with an article in relation to a day. petition that has been circulated for the J. H. Jackson, of Ni tarts, was ill town establishment of a post office at Nehalem this week. City. From the Times point of view the Itr.tl. ESTATE TUA V. P. Ruteni t<> Gilè« Shirf. I s l*i>Unt Io Nvpoleon B. Th.miHH G Scott lo Geo. w ininierous traci», fóiHi ' R. R. Hayat.. W G. Kelxo.k«,»-, J. F. Rrelier, of Glernna, was in town fi, blk 7, TillHii,o..k, »100. petitioners are working against the best interest of the community, saying, that Sunday. A 8 Jolinaon t., M. M. Murili Henry Told, oi Nihalem, was Imre on of h w X. as there is not business enough to more 2», l'w. |,00 ’ 4 th ,11 support one money order office we business Tuesday W. IE H. Cary t<. Alice A Sl.ortriU should not try to divide the post office E. E. Selph came in oil the stage Tues business, on the other hand we should day evening, after a week’« absence on »4 acre, f HX». ' ’ 9 ’ fX”'* continue as we are and allow all our mail business CharlcH I. xml Kxtie Stiliti, t»Giu to pass within sixty rods of Nehalem Johnny Wright has arrived from ti e Shirf. » « X '•< n w X, w « (,t « w k City ami follow after it and get ours back the Valley where he lia» been working 13, li e >4 oi s e xec 14. ] n g w ' as liest we can this summer. Now the fads are these; fur a great Miss Maggie Tune came in from Glenora Short i*. part of the year none but experienced Sunday ami will have charge of a room boa tin -n call navigate the river for that Stibm-ribe for the H hai > mgiit . distance Within the last year one ls>y in the public school Hier’s Root Beer at Williams. was diowned while going over the Sante The Netarts Sawmill. Put your fruit up with Aiitiferiuenti,,, route for mail. Also the trail overland The sawmill at Netarts is being set up nt WiHiums. is long and dangerous. For Mie. chepp, u lot at NelialwaCity as rapidly ns |iossible ami it is expected Further, in our petition we do not ask f for a money order office but for sneli 11 will lie ready lor business in aliout two Aililresu this office. one as the department may give us re weeks. The proprietor, W Hobart, of Wash ami lie whiter than snow. Co|<u Iving on previous recommendations and Dallas, lias engaged to saw the lumber Bntli Soap at Wliiam.. the generosity of the department therefor. and timber for the bridges on the new Ogden A Tow nsend pay the liig|iew Again, w hen the Times w as first located lighthouse road. The mill will have a market price furgiuxl dairy butter. A| a | v on Nehalem it was at Nehalem Citv. In capacity of about 10,000 a day and will at the City Creamery. a short time he found he was too far from la> a great benefit to that section of the the post ollice, and ill consequence must country. It is intended, next summer, For Hale or Exchange to saw b x lumber and ship it out to San 160 acres in Rogue River Valley, H|«o4m Is? obliged to move to where it was. Francisco on schooners. There is a fine aues good fruit and grain laud, orvhanl P etition eh body of spruce timber along the uppei mid vineyard oil each farm. G<uxiwater Ores »n M»* m . end of the bay which is easy of access Will exchange for property ¡11 or near» and the expense of logging will be com town in Tillamook county orfurstwk Oregon moss is about to redeem itself pnratively light. There may be a little ranches near the bay. For further par. for all that has been said again>t. A new difficulty alout getting boats in at fir-t ticillara address industiy has recently developed at Salem but the Netarts people are confident that J as . I jxdsi . ky , w hich promises to prove not only a val it can be overcome Beagle, uable factor m itself but an iinfiortaiit Jai ksonCo., matter for the railroads and shippers Almost a Faille. Oregon. The day lias come when Oregon moss An attachment against the Cooperage will enter into a new era. Already has a For Sale or Trade. Company at Bay City last week fur|255.76 la rge amount laen put in use. A com- was the occasion for all sorts of wild One Abi nleen-Angiis fpolleil-Angus pany in Fresno has ordered a large in- rumors, At one time it was reported bull, 2-year old. one Aberdeen Angus voice of Oreo si moss to lie shipped to that (lie mill was attached for £4000.00 cow, 4-year old, ami one yearling heifer, them. When the moss arrives it is put and every one who dealt with the com all thoroughbred and registered stuck. to use in packing goods for shipment. Thursday fi\e big bahs of moss were pany was getting uneasy. The facts were Will trade for horsts or will sell on time shipp“d from Salem to Fresno and yester that a couple of small checks went to with approved notes. Here is a bargain day another bale was shipped. This protest and the attachment followed but as I want to dis|H>se of the cattle. For One on tiiiigri-. moss is collected and shipp*o| by the Some pi’Oplesay “ke-neeii” for quinine. Capital City nursery company of this S tn»* p«*< pie do not. 'lliis is the point of city. That the moss is equal to other coiiv»-rft:iti»iii uhiuli Senator Mitchell of packing material is not questioned . No Or» gon held tec ntly with R presenlative doubt in a year’s lime this new venture Biliger Hermann of that >late. Mr Her- will be numbered among Oregon’s chief iminn w ; ih educaied in Maryland, but ami foremost industries. When packed he went to Oregon when he waa quite a and ready for shipment the moss is in young mail. Mr .Mitehell was educated bales and at first glance very much re in Pennsylvania ami he remained there sembles hops —Statesman. long enough to aludy law Now, out in Oregon Hindi choice etymological tn -rsels hh Tillamook and Wallowa and Kuhli and Scap<»ose are daily diet .Mr Her mann d'M sn’t have to ask anylaxly how to pronoiini'u them. Bui -iiice Mr Ht^rr tnann went into the W est a good many words that were d-uhtlesH famili ir to him in his youth have become Anglicized or Gallicized or in some other wav altered. A few days ago Mr. Hermann was complaining of feeliti*r unwell When the average Wasliingtonian has “that tired feeling’’ he always thinks that he Fers nal* Dr. U ise went io Buy City Wednesday. the company promptly gave b inds and furttier particulars call on, or address went iij.’ht along with their work. A dis- G. W. P helps , 1 at« h from the San Francisco office brings 17-20 N-tarts. Ore. word that everything will be paid in For Sale. thirty days and we sincvrly hope it may Wagon, set of Lam ess, three plows, be so. The little mill has been putting out from /luO to a day and it would two harrows, two cultivators, one hand be a serious hurt to the community to scraper, one wheel scraper, one sulky to have it shutdown by a senseless rcare. plow. Terms cash. On amounts of fill Seven Steamers. or more good approved notis will I« taken. Apply to A City Ordinance. Saturday was a day worth of note on iillainook Lay being an occasion when In section 4, of ordinance No. 2, it says seven steamers were in the hay at one that: If any person or persons, while in time Five of these, the Trui .ee, South the corporate limits of Tillam»»ok city Coast, Roebarts, Elmore and Harrison shall wilfully tide or drive any Imr.-e or were ocean going boats, the others. nude through any street of said Tilla the Garfield and Improvement, boats mook city at a greater speed than six miles an hour * * » shall be guilty of a which ply on the leiy. A uutulierofpeople misdemeanor ami on conviction thereof went from the city Sunday morning to lie punished bv a fine of not I p .- s than see tiie ui.usual sight. It happened several times during the summer that a boat nor more than |50. We call atteirion to this from the fact that nunier.-us com came in daily during the week but it plaints have been made lately of furious is doubtful if so many were ever in the driving on the main sheets. Several bay at one time before. It will not lie times children have narrowly escaped many years before it will be an every day being knocked down and run over and event however. G. W. E lliott , near City Creumery. For the next 3J days, Mrs C. H Bodie will offer for sale lot 6, hlk. (>, in Thayer’s addiiion to Tillamook, fur (45(1 For terms address t-f C. H. B odi . k , Imlependence, Orc. For Sale. I have for sale at Memaloose point suue fine milch cows and young stock, st a bargain. For further particulars apply to F. N. E i . lioi T. I n the C ircuit C ourt oe the S tate of 01 ¡eople often have tu hurry over the Hurrah for Old Yamhill. GON FOR THE COUNTY OF TlLI.AMOOK. <-r.»ss walks to keep out of the way. People Lewis Hyman, M. Prager In wheat-raising Oregon is again ahead, aud Win. Prager, part do not object to a littla inconvenience if ners under the firm the horses are being used in busim ss but and the Willamette valley and Yamhill name of Prager Bros., I Notice of Sheriff's PlaintiffM, county stand in front Oregon took the they will not tolerate being chased < ff the Sale. vs. streets by fellows who are only exerci.-itig prize at the w»»rld’s fair for the l»est N. A. Hutchins, William Johnson, administrator wheat and John F Allison, of Ho|>ewell. worthless <ayuses. The marshal will of the estate of James Quick. W. 8. Runyon, probably attend to the . (Tenders if they \ amhill county, tlieone who received the H. McDermott, De ts. J prize—a fine gold medal. Mr. Allison do not drive easier Notice is hereby given that by virtue of lives -even miles south of Dayton, on Hie execution duly issued out of the above named on the 12th day of September 1893, Salem ami Day ton road. Part of his farm court Sa.l Boat Archi.nt. force a judgment against the above named de Narrow Kncape. lies in the hills and past in the lowlands. fendants, and in favor of the above named P'a,!’_ tiffs, and to me directed and delivered as sherin On Monday night Mrs S M lln d M akhhfikld , Oct. 2.—Four people were For the lest OHtsexhibited at the world’s of Tillam<»ok county, Ore., ami commanding mt mail had a narrow escape from drowning drowned vetterdxv afternoon near North to levy upon and sell the personal property oi fair, George Olds of M< Minn ville, am»ther the above named defendants, or if a sufficient in Tra-k river, only living saved by the Slough S hih I |K>int by the capsizing of a Yamhill county farmer, reeeivid first amount canuol be found, then upon the real property of said defendants to satisiy the sum bravery and presence of mind of Will sailboat Their names are II M. Del<n- judgment to-wit: the sum of Four Hundred ana premium—a gold medal —Ex Randall. It appears lh.it Mrs. H.irdmnn ney ami his two children and John Wick Ninel.v-nine and forty-eight hundredth dollars ($499.48) and the further sum of thirty-six in company with her sister, Mrs Evans, land. Delouney, hi» wife ami three \\ il<*on Hiver Boom. seventy-hundredth dollars ($3^7°) coSt9 *'“n_ inter«, st thereon at the rate of eight per cent.ptr Will Randall and Louis Olsen Was fishing children, Mia» Bertie Benson and John Ge-.rge Means took his pile driver to annum from the 9th day of November 1892, aim in Trask river when the h ink on which Wickland comprised the party who had tteing unable to find any personal property out the Wilson river boom yesterday and is of which to make the aame I have duljr iev>< she was standing gave way and precipi • teen picking berries at tire Sand hills. upon the following real property to-wit. au » at work driving new piles and fixing up the right, title and interest of the above named tated her into the river, which at that They embark.d for home early in the the boom in good shape for the winter defendant N A Hutchins to the follow mf •*»- point wax very deep. Mr. Randall im- alternoon. When they were aliout sixty cril»ed real properly to-wit: I ots 1. 2. 3- 4- 5« freshets. It is estimated several million and 8, of block 9, town of Lincoln, now 1 ilia- niarliately dived in after her ami after yards from shore a gust of wiud came up feet of Jogs « ¡11 . „me into the Ireoin as mook. in Tillamook county. Oregon, Now tnen considerable trouble Slice.... led in bring and caused the sail to gibe, which knocked fore afte r said levy ami l»y virtue of said exer tion I will sell at public auction, for casn ing her to the shore some hundred ami Wickland out of the boat and capsized it, soon as tire river rises. The Wilson River hand, at the court house door at Tiliam«»»» Boom Company l.as hitherto not taken Tillamook county, Oregon. >t ilo'clwk*-1 .. fifty yards from where she fell in The throw ing all the occupants into the water. charge of any logs but intends in lire on Saturday, the 4th day of November 1893, drowning women had, in her struggles rh'>y held on to the boat, however, and of the above named defendant's, N. A i filllire to take tire resionsil.ility of hold- right, title and interest to the above daicmea grasped him in such a manner ns to lenie Delouney started to swim to the shore real property or so much thereof as is nee®*"“? him only one hand to help himself, w hicli with his five year-old boy. He had nut mg tire I 'gain the Isrem and charging toll. to satisfy said judgment together with costs a accruing costs. . _, . ma le his task a much more difficult one. gone tar until they sank and were Given under my hand thia 30 day of sept »9. Forest Grove Stage. J ohn D. E d * arps . Mm. Haltmail was taken to the residence drowned Wi. klan.l also started to snim Sheriff of Tillamook Count). The Forest Gr. ve staKe came in Tues- Oref«»n. of Mr Johnson amt there cared for, so ashore but sueiuuilietl in a few minutes. «9*»3 «lay a« usual au.l went liack vestenlay. that ill a few hours she was well enough Miss Benson laid the sail flat aer.«a the The roa.l being uew, is n..w too soft ami I n th » Ciacrrr Cocar or th « S tatz or O»* to lie brought to her home. b.wt to prevent it from turning over and GON, row TH« C.ICNTV OF TULA»"«*- rough to inuke fast time so it ¡a expected D. M. Dunne, J. S. Lowen- ) in this aav paddled to shore In the Blitter «npfily. this will lie the last trip witii the stage gart, M. Seller, and Phil. in. a time the little girl tell off „ml was I.owengart, partners do until spring when Mr. Jonm will put on Tire ruling price for butter in this city ing business under the dioaned- The ladies of Ilelounev ami firm name of Kelley, I Notice of SherhT. is now from 40 to 55 cents per roll, and H regular line again. Parties w ishing to Sate. Dunne & Co., Plaintiff^, f h s son «ere recovered t.day. the merchants seem to bare a plentiful vn. come over the uiountaius from Forest R. Dunsmore, M. Duns Grove will be brought over on horseback supply on limid. Owing to they drv more and J. R. Duns- | l>ry at.H'klng Bar more. Defendants ) weather the feed got rattier simri for a until that time Thia stage has l>eeii Notice is hercbv given that by The ». rk of driving piling at the Junc quite a l^nefit to both Tillamook and execution time hilt since the rains the cows have and order of aale duly tawed been giving much more milk, aud butter tion ia 110« .ompleletl. Als.nl 7u0 piles Forest Grove and is certain that next tlte above named court on the Xis* da) o - i tember 1X93. to enforce a judam. lit ax»''1« £ ia now coming in fn-ely. It is certain have Ireen driven and the men are now Nimmer it will have even better «ucueffs •hove nain.vi defendants, and ? ,'-a above named plaintiffs and to me direvleo Imwever that there is a demand for all engaged in putting m brush and stone than it h.i«l this reunnn. delivered aa sheriff of Tiilaniook county . and commanding me to sell the follow < the butter that can lie obtained in TTa The brush is Ireing obtained st Gsrilmldi < ribed real property l»elonfinf to tn« Hebo. mook and the loan w|,o is po p.ire,I to »nd Miami creek. A few days ai!o one of •vn.Unts to •¿Italy the said judfinent to-wit «urn of <698.se>, together with interest there*’ make butter the commii.g w.nter will the seoss laden «ith bnuli was being J»»p»r Sinitb, of Hebo, I,.« gone the rate of tea pet cent, per annnm to Mb oi Augutat 1*93. an<* have plenty of cuatomera, and the indi t wed across the Imy and being |«rtiallv Bnttville, O.e .to help pre«, hop*. >22-0 cirols and disbursements. f the filU-sl with water did not balance and cations are that prices will be high. costs to-wit. < ommencing 6© !«*<•** Frank Botyfelt, of E.iHeru Oregon, Vl r^abiern Oregon, a northwest corner of block one of Full«T • t finally the h ad slipiad over to cne side nephew of G. W. Bodyfelt, is fishing .¡th tion to the town of Bay < Ity. TtHsm^k c®* The grand jury of Yamldll c only at Oregon, thence running mo feet ww. rn . the cin-nit court last w.rek found not a an.iures.ow I. gun to sii.k an tl.eOar- " ni. Christman,of McMinnville, m Hebo feet south, tbenrr mn fee« enst. then«* «J» fiekl lowed it oter the flats and left it a north »o pla« v of beginning. Now then J® ¡j fur a few days true < il| against Mr. Vincent the school due levy havmx b.-en mude bv .lav or t«o till another scow Wcso'ffained t.aclrer, ami exonerated him from «11 Andrew Anderson, an old timer, has premiU and by virtue of order of sale I will «ell at public . x,* and the load changed over |u another blame It «ill be remembered Mr. taken unto himself a («tier half. The tn hxnd. at the court bouse <1«w»r at T» instance the crea at the jettv «ere un nt Tillamook county. AS* Me- Vmce, t HI ( i.riAk, „ |„ |I1C boys gave lorn an old time serenade and o'clock A. M on Saturday, the «th da . luaditU a «-..a load of ,u| ;o tone> mountains «nd crawled into a calnn im«! '■l^r *- ^«»».L-er was on > ember ¡“gj «aid lan.la or premia^* •• to satisfy said judgment ami cost* • ■mi a.d.Mde.1 one aide first, so that the shelter, foe which some daniphool h^fit baud for those thagSM ,ui„ke. A1) costs _ f-y-Dt : a 1 »WW sim.et tipired over and had to be Given under my hand this yo day i> ’ • him arrested | went home wisliir Jous i>. wM® d in order to nip the water out Sheriff of Tillamook < e<W of matrimony 19 13 Oregon
