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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1894)
her «lepth. Ha«l it not been ft»r the pre sence of min«l «»I Mr. Kuleluilgh, who is an expert swimmer, |>erhaps she woiil«l County onlers wanted. Cohn A Co. have drowned. He brought Mrs. Barker The steamer Elmore arrived Friday isag dy to shore Th« Steamer Louise makes daily trips and on Tuesday. to all points on the bay, leaving Tilla Freight <3 CM) per ton, by steamer mook at S in the iim ruing, irtnriiiug Tru« kee to ilolNMNiville. , al*out noon. The pr.»priet««rs luive refit T. B. Handley has moved from this te«l the boat in go»»«l shape, an«! ex|»e« t 1«. makt* two tiips daily in a short u bile, city to Ilia homestead on the bay. I after which they w ill publish a time Hugh F Barnard, the Bay City hard • table ware dealer, was in the city Monday. I The next legishitura should knock the Taxpayers have «ally until Ortuber 1st | HC|IOO| hook trusts higher than a kite, to ¡>ay their taxes, or further costs will I The state cun print her own ls»oks, make money on the deal, give the l»ookseller l>e added. The Bay City Co-op»rative Company as big a profit as lie gels now, and ma has added a grist mill plant to its es terially lessen the cent of Imoks for the ; |s*ople. tablishment The Central Market shitight«rs every The steamer Harrison «-nine in Sunday. It is UMdersUssl she will make regular day, ami only the lies! animals are killed. They have an experieji«-«s> butcher and tri|>s hereafter to this place. meal cutter, and strive to plruee their |»a- Jos. Bixby has Isinght several lots «»f trons They keep fresh butter, vegeta Geo. Cohn, near the Academy, and is bles and potatoes for sale. Fine sausages building a residence thereon always on hand . Dressed chickens once David Sexton, l«»riner)y city marshal a week here, returned from Rogue river valley a Bay City is building an elegant s«h«»o| few «lays ago. for a short visit. h< use. It will cost f45ll0 when finished, Those who are in debt to this |Hiper, and will contain seveial school rooms please settle at once, as money is ahso and all the conveniem-es of motiern lutely necessary to pay our bills. school houses’. The style of architecture L. Waters, of Trask river, has gone to is beautiful. The |>e<>ple of Bay City are Pasmlemi, California, where he will showing commendable enterprise in that spend the winter recuperating his health. direction. Dr W Haydon, a graduate of prom The steamer Truckee has reduce«! the freight nite t«> $3.00 |»er tun between inent English sn<l Canadian medical 1 lolrsonville and 1’ort lan«l or San Fran- j schools, and late professor of histology cisco. and microscopy in the Willamette Me«l- II. is suppose«! there will Is* :i freight > ical University, , is at Bav City for the of f " medicine. Dr. Haydon « on.es »nr pretty *«i> among th*» various ! practice " “•li transportation lines that carry freight to : well re«-ommendcd, ami has had years of successful experience in liis profession. this place. IleisaF R. G. S., am! was chief sur Soria water at the Imkery. Also, fruits, geon of the Hudson Bay Co., for six vegetables, nuts, candies, etc. lee cream years. Lunches put during the warm weathei Do you remember how your ac«-ouiit up t » order. stands with the II kadiagii T. If m»t, bee» ol great The recent rains have call and see ns. an«l take advantage«)! value, in icirr-hing the grass, and a the/I.();) rate. This only pays for the large run of salmon in the bay is likely actual cost of the paper, but a big silver to follow copious showers. dollar is better than none. Il looks as Hon. J. J. Dalv, and Prosecuting Attor big as a <iol)ar-and-a-half di«l a year ago. ney McCain spent a lew «lays on the We need them in our business just now . beach after court was over, after which The price of paper has not fallen at all, they returned to their homes. and it takes cash tn pay for it the same Mrs May’s Academy promises to be a as of yore. success from the start, as it is thought The Vernonia people, on the upper there will be a large attendance. Three Nehalem, are raising a subsidy to build teachers will lie employed to begin with. an electri«- railway to Portland via Forest We are told that the bid condition of Grove and Hillsboro. They prop»se to the Nestucca grades has prevented many utilize the immense water power o:i the people from Sheridan and vicinity from upper Nehalem to gmerate the electric coming to Tillamook ami Netarts this ity. It looks as if the same thing might be done on Wilson river, as there is year. It is lime Io get your winter’s wood, enough water power to run a rail road and it is time for you to bring 11s a load from here to New York citv, an«l this of spruce limbs, if you promised to do end of the road cou)«l be utiliz«1«! for so. They are as good as cash on sub transporting logs. These roads can stand heavy grades, short curves, and cheap scriptions. Salim.n, salt or fresh, in any quantity road beds and rails are suflieient. A front'one fish to a wagon load, ior sale. road of this kind would enable our Am prepare«I to load teams for valley people to visit Portland in one or two trade on short notice. Frank N. Elliott, days, nn«l get their butter tn mmket Tillamook City. 12-tf. while it is fresh, beside» all Fortlan.l would come to the Tillamook beach The Swedish singers pro|K>se t<> spend during the summer, The regular trafic a month or two here next summer if from Forest Grove and Hillsboro to they can possibly make arrangements to Portland wouki pay a great part of the do so They stly this is the finest place running ex|»eases, and the logging to rusticate in that they ever saw. business on this em! would l»e a great The short form mortgages cover all help. This is the- road that Tillamook material points, legally »¡leaking, and needs above all others. save a great deal in the cost of record Ironing & Wasliiii ing. For sale only ai Lamb’s lss»k store Mi lumh is putting in a large stock of Mrs. Maggie Nicklaus «>. Bay Bitv, legal blanks does washing and ironing, and does first Geo. Hiblterd, a newspaper man well class |»olisl»ing on i-utfs, »-oilars and known mi this coast, was in this city shirts. Iler work was good .is roiihl lu* w ith the officers ol the steamer Truckee done at the city laundries, and her char to listen to the Swedish singers Thursday ges are very reasonable, and prices niglit. Mr. Hil.berb ìschi his way to 1 will lie given on ap|>li<atioii. . Washing San Francisco. I can I m » sent and «hdivered bv Steamer Last Sunday x^hile a party of bather» Louise Those who have l>een sending were enjoying themselves near the Bar -------------------- 1 work outside shonld give her a trial, View House, at Garibaldi, and Mrs. j thus patronizing home industries ami Sue Barker a«ci«lentally went beyoud [ assisting a deserving women 10-tf. Said on the Side. I FINE Sommcreial ai?d Soeiefg Printing. iJCitblipht Prirtthm Clouer * • • • • • ■ a • a « « « a. a. a
