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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1894)
I sent for to take care of his children. While lie was away these three children ranging from three to fourteen years of Only 2 more days, special sale at Fris- agC left home. They started for Tillamook on toot, but got a chance to rule part co Store. L adies :— J une D elineator , 15cts, way here. Mr J. W. Hellenbrauil, of Orelown, is here looking after them until at Lamb'ii. 22 ¡be. Granulated Sugar for $1.00 at Mr Hauke r> tui ns. Commissioner-Elect L. B. Alley met Frisco Store. with quite a misfortune last Friday. His Truckee came in on Tuesday, leaving house on the Nehalem burned to the Wednesday. ground, and only a small portion of the Hon R R. Laughlin» of North Yam household goods were saved. Mr. Alley hill is dead. was in Tillamook, and his sons were Youth’s all wool suits, $6.50, rare bar away from home Mrs. Alley and gains.—Cohn & Co daughters were present, but the fire Pearl lliett ami family have returned spread so fast that they could save but little. It is supposed the tire caught to Tillamook to live. Anybody can afford to eat meat. It is , from sparks falling on the roof front the { kitchen flue. cheap at the Central Market. William Balmer, of Hohsonville, «lied There are over ten wagon loads of June 22, aged 54 years. He was Isirn at campers at Netarts at present. Newcastle, England, and came to Amer Four hundred small boys will be sup-1 ica when 12 years of age, and to Tilla- plied with tin horns on the Fourth. mook in 1891. The funeral sermon oc- Fresh fruits and vegetables at the eurred at Bay City M. E. church last Bakery. Also choice candies and nuts. Sunday, Rev McLachlan «officiating, M in lives not by bread alone, am! I treat and the remains were interred in Kilehis is cheap as bread at the Central Market. cemetery. Deceased leaves a wife and The celebration will lie held in Black five children. He was a member of the wells grove, near John Barker's resilience. English Episcopal church, of Little White labor, all wool, Oregon made Falls, Minnesota I clothing, fine goods, just arrived.—Cohn New« To Vs. & Co. | A mini tier of parties are talking of go Names of states, printed on long strips j ing to the Coast to spend the Fourth. of pa|>er, large type, 10ets. each at this | Tillamook City will celebrate with Hon. office J. C. Spencer of McMinville as orator, Men's all wool $10 suits, the cheapest while Hon Cal. Cooper will yank the and the liest goods ever shown in the city t pin feathers from the glorious old eagle —Cohn & Co. at Woods. Both are able men, who will The Central Market has, choice steaks, give our Tillamook friends a good Geo. cured hams, bologna sausages, and Washington speech.—Sheridan Sun. choice butter. Ore town. W N Reddaway, M. Rittenhouse and Mr. Gardner spend a few days in Ore N P. Alley, of Nehalem, were in the gon City last week. city Tuesday. Several camper’s wagons have been F or S ale —Light lumber wagon, thor oughly repaired ami repainted, aU<> a seen on our roads already. Many of the neighbors have finished Champion mower, by, Fred Larsen Chris. Larsen and Geo. Luce will carry sheep-shearing and disposed of their the mail from Nehalem to Hohsonville, tool We are very indignant down here over having taken the contract for four years The Tillamook Aquatic Ait Society will the failure of one of the road viewers, give a beautiful engraved pewter cup, appointed and ordered out by the county warranted to hold over six gallons, to the court, to appear at the place designated to view out and survey the county road ugliest plug-ugly in the brigade to Dolph. This is against our interest C B. Hadley and wife started for Port and such nonsense will uot be tolerated land, via Wilson river, Sunday. Mrs much longer. Hadleys health is seriously impaired, Henry Mann has sunk a shaft on Mrs ami it is hoped the trip may benefit her. Arnold's place with the hope of finding There will be a special sale of drugs for a few «lays at the Dr. Johnson drug coal in paying quantities. store, and prices will be lower tha.: ever Hebo. before R. T. Weatherly of Woods has Two more hearts beat as one. J. S. bought the stock, and it must be sold. Myers and Eliza Farmer were married Call and get prices. Sunday J. V McClintick and Wm. Fetch left Quite a number of the people have yesterday for Burns, that stato, with the bought new ranges. If we could get stock and rigs that were formerly used stoves that would furnish “grub,” these on the North Yamhill ami Tillamook hard times, it would lie a benefit. mail route. The stock will be used on a line between Burns and Ontario, I l.ilio Beaver. —North Yamhill Record. Frnnk Carter, a brother-in-law of E. F. This office was presented with a fine Lyster, has been visiting in Tillamook. cheese, made at the Beaver cheese fac Mr. Henry Tucker went to Salem with tory. They put them up tn good shape, him to have his eyes treated. the flavor is fine, and the Beaver cheese Ezra B. Ely has regained his health. is very rich. The factory is n.a king Sam Moran has gone to Clatsop to about 3(X) pounds of cheese per day, and tne farmers in that vicinity art* making reside. School Report. more out of their cows than ever before. P.H Messner took charge of the mail Hebo, Oregon, June 25, 1804. route between this city ami Tillamook Following is a list of names of pupils yesterday. He will fill out the nnexpired having a good deportment and who have time of the old contractors up to July 1st, not la-en alwent or tardy during school and then commence oil hlsown contract time. First month: l’earl Bradford, Laura Phil bought two fine newhacksof Miller Bradford, Claude Lewallen, Charles Bros, to put on the route, ami started for Fleck, Mary Jensen, Lizzie Hanson Tillamook Tuesday morning with one of Second month: Pearl Bradford, Laura them, as proud as a boy willi his first Bradford, Claude Lewallen, Fred Lew pair of red top boots.—Record allen, Nora Fleck. Jeff Fleck, Chas. John Hauke, a fisherman wlm resided Fleck, Oscar Bodyfelt, James Bodyfelt. on Neatucca, but who is employed at Mixxu: N elson , Booth's cannery in Astoria, has been i Teacher. COHN & CO ■J ☆ The Largest General Merchandise Dealers in .— _ , Tillamook County.----- —w- ☆ We Always Lead But Never Folio w.^- I large line of Oregon made, all wool, fine ly finised clothing, just received. Boys’ Suits 86.50. Mens’ Suits 810.00. I It fact our Groceries much jer than any in the county, and if vou want to save money we are the people to do it for you. ’^AH FOR; THE FOURTfl! The Eagle Will Scream at Fairview Band in attendance Speaking, Singing, Flag Drill by Children, Free Picnic Dinner. Afternoon Horse Racing, Randall’s Track, Sack Races. Greased Fig, Etc., Bowery Dance in Grove. TQeFFg--go--round Swn?gii?g. F ire W orks and D ance at N ight .
