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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1894)
have erected this institution for tire pro* amook bag tectimi, and to demonstrate tlie use* of T\U- The Demand for Trained Teacher« Rapidly windmills in this country It is to l»e Increati in g. bread y Antifernieutine at Williams’ hoped that Olliers will follow their l’ies ami cakes, fresh The demand for teachers with Normal example and put up windmills and res Butter wanted at Cohn & Co s. every day. training is growing rapidly in the state Circuit convenes next .Monday, The ervoirs. '¡lie citv council should pat The State Normal School at Monmouth auch an oiiHit on the tirebell tower. A I reports that out of the 4ti members of docket is light few such reservoirs in the town, with a I French candies. Fresh home made the graduating class of 1893 all but one Wheat cheaper than ever been lieiore few hundred feet of hose would afford candies. New supply of fruits ami were employed as teachers during the at Cohn & Co’s. lietter means of fighting tire, perhaps, vegetables by every boat. past year. Ul tie .»7 »»elu 1: *“ Udi««’ and gents’pins, than a fully equipped fire engine, and sive of this year’s class of 51 members, just received at Letcbers’ ICE CREAM Tuttle A Cary sen look , cheap UM are reported as at present engaged in It is understood the filling laws will now. They are making other improve teaching. The first class was graduated -Restaurant in ments alsiut their premisses, and will be strictly enforced this season. ^Connection. eleven years ago. ■ soon hut ' one of the most complete hard Tliesteamer Harrison came in Tues The demand for teachers w ith train ware establishments in Western Oregon. ing and experience is far lieyondthe day, bringing a small amount of freight Katie Kelim Smith, Secretary of the supply; the supply of untrained and in to Tillamook City Oregon State Secular I’niou ami lecturer Judge Conder is building an elegant experienced teachers, on the other hand, and commodious residence on his prop of the First Secular Church of Portland, is 'ar beyond the demand. assisted by Nettie A. Olds, Sup’t Port Both for the good of the teachin and erty in the south end the good of the schools, a thorough Nor Fishing began last Sunday night land Secular Sunday School and 4th TOorçegÊrokep, mal course should lie taken by those who The run has been light so far. the high V Pres of the O. S S U., and by I). W. Smith 3rd V. Pres, of the O 8. S. ex isn’t to seek positions in the public lioat getting fifteen ill one night U , will deliver a course of lectures schools of the slate It pays to prepare Bay City, Ore. The Tillamook Lumbering Company in the Court house at Tillamook top compete for the best places. has just received a large tire proof, burg City coiiinieticiiig this evening ut 8 lar proof safe It weighs 3500 pounds, Trotting Salmon. TILLl\MOOk o’clock Subject this evening: “The FO^T ^OllE and will be a great conveiiiece toTreas- I’he Yamhill lie|>orter says: Fiction of the Christian’s Easter Day.” “L O. Kogers, deputy recorder, return ures Jolm Barker Other subjects will be announced on [Stage Line, ed Wednesday from a pleasent vacation The following teachers were selected at posters each day. Miss Olds is a fine s|M*nt with his friend Chas Hemstreet the last meeting of the school board, violinist, and vocal and instrumental Stage will leave Forest Grove for Tillamook nt Tillamook He had the fun of trot-- ting a 30-pound salmon in Tillatmxjk with the salaries per month indicated: music will be furnished each /evening. Tuesday and Friday moruiugs. Leaves Tilla bay. His first sensation was that his \V. R. Robb, ^principal, of Portland, $.0. The object of these lectures is to awaken mook on Wednesday and Saturday mornings, line had caught on a stump.” Albert Mason, grammar department, l-tO. a sentiment in favor of the taxation of starting early enough to catch the evening train Yes, salmon are great roadsters when Mrs.F. R. Beals, primary department, church property ; to keep religion .out of for Portland. H. D. JONES, Forest Grove. in their element. We know' a man down $40 The school will . ...... next public schools, and to establish local the bay who has a team of them broke Monday, and will continue three month Secular churches and Secular Sunday to Imrness. When he wants to come to Postmasters will coufer a favor if they schools. the city, he hitches them up to a small will report to this office changes of adress, boat, and drives them to town “a whoop removals, and cases where people refuse Another reduction in the price of Hour BOOT and SHOEMAKER in.” We presume the Reporter’s proof | i or for any cause neglect to take their at Cohn Ä Co’s. reader must have l>een raised in the i paper front the post office. We under Hand Sewn Work a Specialty. A SI.OU «tl.OO. *1.00. middle of Kansas. He should come over | stand the Department furnishes blanks; perfect lit guaranteed. Repairing - done on the shortest notice. to Tillamook and take a spin around I for this purpose, free of charge, and we There are a few yet w ho have not paid with some of our trotting salmon. Opposite Larsen House. dislike to send ptqters to |>ersoiis who up arrears to this pa|sir. We extend the $1 00 rate to everybody for a while neglect or refuse to teceive them Tiliamook, Oregon. Few <•«» That Way. yet, as we w ish to get our books square Court week will be a gala time for The Headlight wants to know “What —everybody paid up, after which we wish does North Yamhill know about Tilla TillaniiHikers There will be plenty of ; Io adopt the system of collecting in ad amusements for all In addition to the mook needs?” What we know is what vance and stopping papers at the expir we learn from Tillamook people passing Swedish singers, there will be a show ation of the subscriptions consisting of comedy, farces, tight-rope |- through here. All the “kick” on tiie We do not object to taking a few new Monday night, August walking etc. , on present mail schedule that has been subscribers at this rale. heard of is that made by the Headlight. 27. at the Larsen llall, by a Specialist Yoke of Cattle for Sale. We think most every l>ody else is satis Company from Forest Grove. This combination is highly spoken of, and fied.—North Yamhill Record. Heavy cattle, well broken, for sale, will give entertainment worth hearing easy terms, with good security. Will the memlier» of this company are exchange for horses. Inquire at Light Astoria, Or.. Aug 20.—John Campo, members of the Forest Grove band, and House. 13-t-f. a half-breed Indian, shot ami killed tliev are now rusticating at Netarts. Peter Mattson, a rancher, at Seaside They have issued large posters, which last night at 8 o’clock. Campo was gives the various features of their show. intoxicated at the tune and a knife had They will give a free out-door perform -4 just been taken from him by R L ance at 7:30 in the evening, before the Of our country people are tired living Eberman. a saloon-keeper. Campo, show begins amongst poor folks Thpil ITiinhf enraged at being disarmed, secured a to exchange their 1 n B JJ UUgilT Correspondents to county papers, or to ranges for citv property located in the rifle and hunted up Elterman lie fired other papers, should remember that it is most fashionable parts oi Portland and Vancouver. Or, if through the door of the saloon, the ball not in good taste, and is, in fact, in very passing through Mattson’s neck, killing bad taste, for one person to send news him instantly. Constable Stanley items to both county papers at the same brought the murderer to this city this time. Such persons do tut command To ride behind a pair of fast steed* trade your dairy farm fora Ijy-Rfahlo morning. Mattson was one of the pio the respect of either newspaper We , in one of the most IIVHI Lj alaLJIn thriving towns in the Willamette Valley neer ranchers of Clatsop plains have discontinued using items from two ( My list of lands has increased during the last All kinds of turning done to order, or three correspondents on account of Sealed Bids for Wood. week and I have now a few rare bargains in agricultural lands. Think of it, 73 acres Mould lings and brackets of al) kinds. this very thing It is a very easy matter ( of rich bottom land, *2 milt from town, for The H eadlight will receive bids, for a person acquainted with the news- I $ 600. Now is the time to buy. sealed or otherwise, to furnish this office paper business to detect the work of a | Theo. Steinhilber. with wood, in amounts to cover indebt correspondent, even though the items edness of parties to this paper We will are changed to destroy their identity TILL/\MQ0^ LIVELY fjTjyiLE pay the ruling price for wood, and give We suppose our cotemporary has been credit on subscription account. Should annoyed in the same manner, and we | like to have the wood delivered booh . assure such correspondents the most I Hel><>. honorable course to pursue is to avoifl JONES B ros . P roprietors . carrying water on both shonluers 'I'bieshing oats will be in order next ---- ------- Tuttle A Cary have erected a tower, week Fii-st-class Mingle and double t urn-outs kepi on We make the very lowest prices on Mr Joseph Lavender died last Friday, placing thereon a windmill and a 100- hand. Boarding and transient stock cared cash orders. Sawing done with accuracy. tor. the 17th. The deceased was over 83 barrel tank. The windmill lias a twelve T illamook , ork . years old and wus sick only a few days. foot wheel and is automatic in its action The water is pumped up from a well Prominent Arrivala. which they dug under the tower, and the Mi»» L. J. RUGQLE8 Mr». A. JOHN8ON Mr. Barnes, of New York, and Mr. tank being over 30 feet above the ground, i there is sufficient pressure to throw water I Potter of Texas, will arrive in the city llitgglro & 3oíjitooit. at an early date. Particulars at Lamb’s 30 feet in bight A two-incli pipe runs j in stock at our yard which is located new Book Store. 2-t. from the tank to the front of their store in the heart of the City of Tillamook. building, and this will afford protection Fresh ' butter and vegetables at the against fire for a considerable distance Ce «trai Market around their store. Messrs. Tuttle A Cary Near Court House, Oregon. T illamook . O be . • A GOOD SHOWING. Snap Shots. (J. W. ¡ÇigEi*, arry gross , H Tillamoolç Lumber1 You wish SAW AND PLANING MILLS Proprietors of The Electric Light System Spruce, Fir and Cedar Lumber
