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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1894)
Oretou i». will come when fortunes will lie made 1 locality, and it find» a ready sale to the Mrs. Bentley has been visiting he cultivating crauberries in that locality. tourists Tim ground is already dear, saving , home near Med*. A Trip through ihm Nirb Favore* The toll road on the west side of the much woikin the preparation for that Locality. A great nuiny »■ani|)ers are located at river is in tine condition, ani is a good ' Slab creek and Fletcher'* camp which route to travel The scenery is Beautiful kind of a crop. We spent sisue time with Mr Scher are tine «amping grounds for pleasure- The editor and the manager of th* ami a magnificient view of Haystack ll*Al>uoirr made an extended trip over Kock and the ocean is enjoyed a few zinger studying agriculture. He feed* loving people hi* chickens with a brush hook When Amo* Kaub will return in the fall to th. southern part of the county 1«*‘ miles this side of Wood«. ever Fred shoulders a brush Imok the make Nestucca his future home. week and notw»th»l«nm»it joaivn B.<i’ *>«wd out irood teams, am) i ItHtfiu Io follow him. He cuts encountered on ’be Neatuec* grad«*, our horses were in first class shape, Mow Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs, of Salem, have returned to give »■> account of th* ever we let them take it very ■low just down a few elder busites hi »»« *<*~ - are vtsunig ei>A arc fat eating el« lei-»»ernes. He experiences before entering Woods A s we came Mr. Rogers and Mr. Daley have rente,] The roads, generally, are in fine con- into the suburbs, we turne«! our champ- doesn't nee«I to make hay, aw the grasses their farms io a Mr. Robinson Mr ou Ida lowlands make good green iced dilion, excepting a little dust. and some ing steeds loose, ami we came down the Kogers and family will move to the val rough place* between here and Heaver. main lioulevard living. This was done that keeps Ilia cows lai all winter Of ley in the near future. The farmer* in I’leasant Valley are pros for effect. Most people<lothe same thing course, he has to drive them home and Nearly all the farmers I,eve tlieir hav pering, and making many improve under similar circnmstaiices. Our old milk them, but thia comes in good pU.v ment*. Here we hmn l our old friend, friend L I Johnson was there with the fnr vxerciae. His pitatoes vield so safely stored away for winter. Mr. K. S. Daley was in for a fi w Hr. Milla, whoaeema to lie in excellent Sami Like band ami made a very neat ahimlantly that there isn't room to pile spirit*, having his hay all mowed away, speech in the way of a reception, lie the |N>iMt«MM mi the ground alter they days visiting his home. and ever ready to entertain the passerby said he was es|»ecially gratified al the ate dug. As potatoes keep in the St-hool IC**|M»rt. with interesting stories regarding the result of the recent election ami asanred ground lor a year in Oregon, he leaves The follow ing k the report of School productiveness of his locality. He at us that be ami the people of Saixl Lake them there, digging them only as he tends strictly to farming «nd does not would always have a tender regard for Mauls to use them. Turnips, rutabagas district No 15 for the term of school lasher with |>olilie» The road from the 11 EAni.Kiirr. We then proceeded to and carrots <lo not require digging, lhey ending Aug 3r«lr 1894. Pesterllehl to Sand Like is open, >»»»• the hotel and the proprietor received us grow so btgand so fast that lhey crowd The pupil« who were neither absent, is ton rough for comfortable driving. This in a rather cool manner, and remarked each other out of the ground. Clams, »»<ir tardy during the first month are: road should be put in good condition as that he didn’t know as he had room for rock oystcis ami wiki berries are handy, Bertha Kabkee» Liura Kabkee and it gives the Sand Lake people a short a run a-way couple. The editor prolesle<i l hey ai * iipc and ready t > pluck now . Ervin Kabkee. outlet to Tillamook, and makes the dist hut Mr. Collier said he’d seen just such There i., plenty ol waLsr power l«> do all Sec«>1»'I month: ance from Woods to Tillamook much fellows running away with innocent lln- churning. We wanted to trade him Bertha Kabkee and Ethel II*»knm. shorter young ladies. We called on Lewis Olsen our printing office for his ranch» but he Third month : At Beaver the fai mers are prosp. ring who identified the editor of the H ead >uid he didn’t know anything about Bertha Kabkee, Laura Kabkee Ervin on account of the cheese factory, whn h light , ami Mr. Collier relented. He culliva. ing picas, ami that he wouldn’t is quite an extensive institution. Ute afterwards made amends by subscribing ’ know an Italic quad from a shooting Kabkee and Eiliel lloakitia. Total number enrolled ten. cheese turned ont here is of Hii|«Tior for the paper, notwithstanding the ls»y- stick. Then he was afraid of type lice. quality. Joseph Bixby has a well filled cot against it. Mr. Collier keeps u goal At the uioulh of Slub Crek there is a 1 J ennie P ettit Teacher. store at Beaver and is doing a good bus hotel. | large holt I, and there are about .AM) Kamlies Kakes, Kräckers, Knick- iness considering the hard times. pe< j le camped in the vicinity. “Camp j Louis Olsen \t Hebo post office we found Geo. intemient in Wood«, and has something Salem” is composed ol Salem |s ople, knacke, Kmigealed Kream, Karamels Bodyfelt engaged in t lie arduous dunes to do with th»» Epworth League. He and consi>is of aiioUl 5J I tills, aiian.e<l and Kalifornia Knuts, at Kuoell's Kandy of churning George thinks we have hel|>shis father in the store at odd times like a village. There are some elegant Kitehen. Call at t he Central Market if you wisli Ireeti loo hard on the “steel range men.” Olsen’s store is well filled w ith general and elaborate outfits, and the campers lie says that they gave him a written merehamlise, ami is doing a good are the high-toned people of the I apilal fine cuta of heef contract io Hie effect that he should have huisnesa. K T. Weatherly has a large, city. Ladies of quality repose swinging live reais time Io pay for his range, in well stocked drug store, tind from the in hauimocks, reading light literature, case lie wished lint much time. How appearance of his buildidg, he is there and the ground in and around the tents ever, there are others who have no writ to stay Nestucca Lodge No. 114, I. <>. is generally carpeted with Japanese ten guaianti e in regard Io that mutter. O. F has a had over Mr. Weatherly’s mailings and other dido work. Several The grades around th'' bluffs on the store. T. J. Lucy has a store, hilt he is of the most pretentious have Chinese Yon will remember that Goliath river lietween Mr. B slylelt s and A. Il thinking of closing ont, owing to poor cOoks. Bicycies and Kodaks may be was very much surprised when Farmer’s are ver> langerons There transportation facilities, W. J. Compton seen hanging around the trees, and David hit him with a stone. He has Is en a slide of loose dirt, ami it has has a well kept grocery, and does his artists easels were common as fish poles. said ‘‘that such a thing luidjnever never been repaired to do any good The share of business. Mr. Wilehart han- Trulv, the scene suggested refinement entered his head before.” New dirt still rolls onto the road, which winds dies fishing tackle ami confectioneries, and luxurious ease ideas are numerous in our stock. around over the loose dirt, and it still ami attends to the ferry. H. Booth Ipis Back of this camp ¡»another large camp We always have what is latest, rolls from the road uml hemw it, a meat market and supplies the people w here the plebians hold forth. best and cheapest. down into the river. A vehicle in passing with fresh meat. There are two feed They are mostly ranchers from the over this grade is tipped over towards stables ami two hotels. Krebs Bros, Willamette valley, and it is supposed the river in n manner that appears ex have a good saw mill, and are locating a they read heavy literature and eat clams ceedingly dangerous. The outside wheels branch saw mill, a portable outfit, on But, their stomachs and brains are have only an meh to spare ill some places the Little Nestucca. The town of Woods capable of digesting solid matter. A and the outer rim ol the road crumbles has grown considerably in the past few farmer can’t ride a bicycle or sketch a bit from under the wheels ns the wagon years, ami is destined to become quite of scenery, but he can sleep sound I v ou moves along The continual falling of an important town in the near future. hay in a plain tent, and eat < lams and the dirt is liable to scare the horses, mid The c»eatnery aliove Woods, on the fish without fear of dyspepsia or sick Standard Literature in a man risks bis life and team going over south side of the river, is occupied as a headache. The plehian campers are en Paper Covers the place It is more than 11)0 feet to dwelling, and the machinery nas been joying life and are gathering energy All landing Periodicals. the river, and some fatal accident is sure moved to another building farther up. which thev vili infuse into new gener- to occur unless the grade is repaired. There is a good o|H*ning here for some ations The new generations will ala«» Tobacco, Cigars, Fruits, Nuts and Fine Candies, The road should l»e fixed or shut up. It one who will operate the creamery suc leplenish the tanks of city dwellers who is said that the road district has plenty cessfully, and we understand the plant die from ennui and high living. of blasting powder mid necessary tools can be hud on very reasonable terms, We are glad we are a plehian. vvMA°OK to do the work, and that the poople there (iuite a nnmberof people are camp»»d at There are many camps at Fletcher’s are willing to fix it, though no man takes Wools, ami it ap|»eais to l>e a favorite place, ami it is a choice location. The BREAD the lead in doing it. The road super-i resort. beach is fine all along from Fletcher’s Pies and cakes, fresh visor for that district is accused of neglect The Little Nestuc»1« country is now to Slab Creek, ami it is a beach conilier’s every day. as he is empowered Io call out men Iodo J connected w ith the balance of the county paradise. Everything from Ixrxed fruit the work any lime, though they have al bv a fairly good road, and good roads to barrels of whisky come ashore here ready done much extra work. The grade traverse that portion of the county. French randies. Fresh home made And, sometiniesa dead man comes ashore, should lie imide safe before any more Here we find one of the best localities candies. New supply of fruits and giving some settler a chance to bury him editors are obliged to pass over it. vegetables by every boat. in Tillamook comity for dairying, stock The Nestucca river in much lower than raising and general farming. In one and get a fee from the county. If the editor of our contemporary paper ever usual at this season, and it is very sba'- case a rancher is exi»erinienting with ICE CKEAM low at the font near Kellow's place hops, and they are proving a won !erfti conies ashore there, we Impu he will l»e decently interred. We ’ ll pay the bill -.^Restaurant in Fishing along the river is goisl tilts vear, success, though he is not using the best ^Connection. When a «lead man comes ashore there ami there are many camper* in the vicin ground for the purpose There is a ity of Hebo. Some are passing from the great deal of tine cranberry land along is always enough Inmlier coming with Nestucca country to Netarts, and others the (•oust from Oretown to Slab Cieelt, him to make a suitable burial case. This is all are coming from Netarts to Nestucca and Fred Scherzinger Ims a large slice The object seems to be to come into Tilla of it. Mr. Scherzinger Ims a fresh-water Kaat Hall mook on one road, returning on another. lake, which will enable him to Hood lite Hebo vs Woods, 45 5 to 7 in favor of There are many fine gardens along the cranberries at any time, and the land i- Hebo. The game wa” played amidst Nestucca. plenty of hay is raised, much 1 of the regular peaty formation necessary great excitement hist Sunday, There of which is sold to campers, and the | for the successful cultivation of these was a lively fight at the emi of the people seem contented and pros|ierous. ( i lierries. The wild variety grows to gnme, and one Woods man had his face A great deal of honey i* produced in this | I |« riectioii there, and no doubt the time I badly bruised. Bay y, Ore NKSTUCÍ’A A New Idea! TILLAMOOK B() UR Sjn B. C. LAMB, propr . b A k G. W. ¡Çigei*, TOo^egEroke?,
