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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1895)
■**F fur the teachers. A new church 36x70 ing is up. 1 he nail is to be 40x80, with well be built also, and a bouse for the I a large stage, dressing rooms, etc., and AI j « Cohn has returned from Portfeud priest. Father Schell expects to «et ; I the scenery is to I mj ¡minted by one of about fifty Catholic families to move to ' our local artists who is willing to give C. II. Smith is in Portland on business. Tillamook within two yerra after the his labor to see the project a ^pccess Books and stationery at Sturgeon’s church and school ia built. ' The hall will be well seated, and will drug store. County court was in session Monday 1 have a gallery, perhaps. It will be ar* House to let, near creamery. Geo and Tuesday of this week. The Trask ranged so the acoustic properties will Im W. Elliott. river bridge was accepted, and the as good. The hall will he open for use for Plenty of apples and other fruit«, at sessment roll was approved A number all kinds of entertainments, dances, lec- I lures, conventions, theatricals, preach the bakery. ofKinall bills were allowed. ing, political speaking, Sunday schools, The steamer Truckee sailed fur San Local Markets—Eggs 20 cent», pota salvation army, or anything that is not Francisco Monday. toes 25 to 30 cents ¡»er bushel, butter 25 ! immoral. B. Bubach, the tailor, does mending, to 40 cents per roll, honey !2>4 cents per S Hardman and a man named Thomas pound, cheese 8 to 10 cents, flour $3 per dyeing and cleaning. had the half-witted Level hoy arrested R T. Weatherly, of the Ocean Wave, barrel, sugar 4‘a to 5 cents in 100 pound Tuesday for shooting at them. They sacks. was in the city Tuesday. were all fishing, and it appears that Lev The industry of peeling ami drying Burn, to B. IL Bunn and wife, Octo el claimed the other fellows had his net. chittin bark is assuming considerable ber 1, a 14 pound girl. After passing them a few hundred yards proportions in this county the lent year. Level fired two shots with a pistol, but Fairview Grange was organized last n.tj.fa.œtv*irœrs of and Druggist Williams has shipped several -------------- ——-’DealerB in week with 35 members. says he shot at a bird. The trial tool; tons of the bark. It makes good up a good part of Tuesday and Wednes Most complete line of jewelry in town, medicine. day, in Judge Maulsby’s court. Deputy first class goods, at Sturgeons. Tillamook boys are invincible Sev Olsen's store is being opened next eral got into the show last night by Prosecuting Attorney E. E. Stdph ap peared for the State ami A. W. Sever door to the H eadlight office. climbing the fire escapes on the acad ance for the defense. The accused was All the leading magazines at Lamb’s emy building. Some of the boys made —well, a bill of costs for the county. At their Hobnonville store they carry a large stock of as much as 50 cents apiece selling their news stand, next floor to bank L. IL Brown is putting up a telephone “ door passes ” and climbing in. There me now two Sunday Schools in line from his market to the ranch east We leain of some parties who have the city ami there will soon he four. of town . While experimenting with the j lost money in the so-called “ Family Pro Paring machines, will bo sold for less ’phones Monday, one was placed in the tective Union.” It is the opinion of thia than cost, at Reynolds’ hard ware store. sample room of the Larsen house and the paper that the institution is not worthy , The Nehalem river would support a other across the alley in the sausage ! of patronage, and that those who put 1 small steam launch.—Nehalem limes. room of the Central Market, A number money in it will lose it shortly. of the prominent citizens of the town Notice our free advertising scheme for The Woodmen should attend the next weie called into Larsen’s sampfe room real estate in another column of this Dry Goods, Bootsand Shoes, Hardware, Groceries, meeting, tomorrow night (Friday) as ' and told that some one in Forest Grove ! issue. Feed, Provisions, Etc. there is business of importance. The 1 wished to talk with them, A couple of I The finest line of cigars in the city at insurance policies have arrived and those rowdies did the talking at the other end, I, Lamb’s cigar store next door to 1. arsen who can’t attend should wend in enough and the dupe in the sample room was House. money at once to pay one assessment. subjected to a good deal of insolent The steamer Elmore cimi, ili Sunday J. J. McCoy enjoyed very poor health treatment, There was considerable fun and will he here again to-day or in Lower California, and is now in Mis over it. Among those who talked with tomorrow. souri. Mrs. Coiner and children are also Forest Grove and Hobsonville are L. L Miss L<>la Wilson lias returned from in Missouri on account of sickness engen Stillwell, C. II. Smith, Geo. Cohn, Frisco. Mrs Bodie is recovering from dered by the climate of the peninsula Claude Thayer and J. E. Hosmer. STEAMER TRUCKEE her illness. J. C. Comer still remains in his Mexican They ure aware that , profanity and Agents for the fast sailing Steamer Truckee, All kinds of tropical and fresh fruits at home. billingsgate goes through a 'phone as carrying passengersand freight from San Fran cisco, Tillamook and Portland. Trips everv Lambs fruit store, First streeet, opposite A big whiskered fellow named Bragg, readily as business messages. two weeks, weather permitting. Till tie de Cary’s. who has l»«en working on the jetty, got , Very often persons feel neglected be —R ates ;— The contract for tearing out the oid on a drunk Monday and was gathered in cause their goingsand comings are not Cabin, one way, (Tillamook and S. F.) bridge on Trask river lias been let to by the marshal. Recorder Drew impos- ' mentioned in the personal column or on Steerage ” ed a fine of $5.00 on the old fellow, 1 the local page of the county newspaper. (ieo. Means at $50. Cabin, Round Trip. Freight, general merchandise, San Francisco Services will be held at the Catholi which could not he paid and the man ' The editor cannot know all things and it or Portland, $3 00 per ton. is very natural for him to record only church next Munday at 10 o'clock A. M laid it out ¡11 jail. We send in our orders for the Oregon-1 such happenings as are brought to his l»y Rev. Jos. Schell J g Manager Store and Mill, Hobsonville. Oregon inn and other papers we club with once attention, or that corne under his own The only full line of observation, and often the scribe may 'I incipal Ottico, 249, Berry St., S. F. Mills at Truckee. Cal.. the city at Lamb’s book store, First street a week, and it is sometimes two weeks before our subscribers get the first copy see some citizen depart, or notice some near Stillwell avenue. of the Oregonian It you don’t get your resident of Nehalem or Nest ticca in the The slight-of-hand show last nigh», I to note it paper in two weeks, drop us a postal | city, and then entirely forget was very good. It will he repeated Mon in his news columns, There are a num- card or let us know by calling. day night with a new program Deputy constable Harper started to her of people who kindly inform us of A. ('. Southmayd has engaged a Jap take a horse by process of an attachment their intended departure, w ho call on us lady to haul freight to his store in Ocean from a man named Husby the other day. when they arrive, and who notify us of Paik this winter.—Sheridan Sun. Both held to the halter of the horse in 11 friends visiting them. This always A stage line will bo established be determined manner and Hu'-hy was kick helps the editor, and accounts for the tween Nehalem and Tillamook next sum ing the deputy. Finally constable Jack fact that some people are noticed in the COI’KT PHOCKKDÏNGS mer via Folev.—Nehalem Times. Miller came along and mad» 11 usby let go. news columns more frequently than Adjourned Term, Hehl October 7, 1895. others. 1 lie editor generally tries to Sumner Hanxhiirst and Mrs. Conwell Louis Johnson lias traded for the took out marriage license yesterday gasoline launch Irene, giving Mr. Hem give all (he news whether it is regarding Assessment roll for 1895 examined and They were married by Judge Maulsby. street a timber claim and other consider his subscribers, friends, enemies or approved. Ordered that claim of E F. The m-w bridges on Wilson liver me ations. Mr. Johnson is an expert elec strangers, and it should be remembered Lyster for aid in support of H. L. Tucker completed It is understood that Jacob Irician and machinist, and will iimke a that to do this he must burden his mind be rejected because law provides that Rather will pul in a ferry at the Bester MiiccesH iiinning the boat, Mr I leni with thousands of little, trivial, unim children shall t ike care of their parents. portant things, which often are of no in ford. BILLS ALLOWED. street will remain on tile boat a terest to him, but taken all together, are (’apt. Hunt of the Cape Memes Light few day«. J H Jackson salary 1133 33 nscessary to make an interesting paper. house has a six weeks leave of ahsrm « The naw hand pump is a useleas 11 F Guodspeed '* 50 00 He will enjoy it visiting friends in the piece of imichinery. T 11 Goyne 133 33 Good wells or New Assessment. East. Tom Coates tanks won 1<I cause the pumps to be of 50 00 To The Honorable Congress: According to the footing of the new J B Pape & Co mdse The Eastern Star meets on (he 2nd and rtility . It m ill he haul lifting to pump Ki 83 We, your petitioners, earnestly urge you to adopt some measure looking to 4th Saturday nights of each month. Al! w atrr on top of the buildings if the wells roll there are 275,056 acres of land in Cohn Co ” 31» 00 ward recugnizing the patriotic Cubans as belligerents, and if necessary, to aid members in good standing invited to are made deej er. The wells should be this county, valued at $855,227, or $3.10 N Thompson case 3 75 them in securing independence from Spain: •) a tlend. tilled up, and cisterns or tanks made at per acre. The total value of town lots is H Crenshaw witness 10 $71,958. notes and accounts $114,925 1 T Maulsby insanity case 5 00 Hello, whilts that load of wood worth? the coiners under the side walks 8 75 W« II, we dont mind if vou drive around Dave Hadley's restaurant building at There art 1164 horses in the county, R () Hansen »» 3 75 and unload it to be applied on your Netaits was burned Friday evening. valued at $13 each, 6442 cattle valued at M H Larsen hoard ” 17 85 subscription account. Dave and Fred Skomp who were nearby $8.00 per head. There are only 1960 J R Hailer lumber 2 * sheep ami 980 hogs. There aia 755 polls. Frank Daugherty witness Mrs. E M. Keys has opened a restau working arrived too late to save the »» Total gross value $1,252,763; exemptions T Johnson 2 80 rant in the Giissen building, north side building. They had left a fire in the 2 00 $124,797; taxable pro|»erty $1,127,966 G Robertson of Third street, says the Telephone Reg stove, and it is supposed the fire caught ft P Svensoii 4 20 from the terra cotta flue The lows is ister, of McMinnville Record of Deportment. n Frank Marey 6 20 claimed Io be $700, and the building was ( I Louis Johnson is running the launch Til Lum Co lumber *9 93 recently insured for $400 in the Home | Month ending October 4th, 1895. Irene ns usual, one trip each day and 8 Weaver road sup 23 25 Mutual 8rit. GRADE. two on Wednesdays ami Saturdays, leav John Barker sal treas 20 83 S W De Wilt, .Mpecfel nt ent of the Frankie Rho/fies 98 ing from Feiirnside’a w harf. 1 Win. Beucke 95 A T White assessing 309 90 CI iiih Mowers VO Letcher has a fine line of jewelry (’laiiiiM Department, of Washington D.C. Curtin Bower. t>0 8 V’ Anderson hauling 51 05 was here last week to investigate the Susie Rhoades 95 A. Southwick 90 Ladles' watches, B ohm tilled cases, war E E Selpli dept atty / 20 00 Miiinie I'eteixon 95 claim of Win Rhoades, of llvlio, for Jo Pette 98 rant«! for twenty years Headquarters < Til Lum Co lumber 54 92 Beitie Wheeler 95 bln Latimer 95 $1600 damages on account of Indian for guns and ammunition Otelia Anderson 95 Effie Weatherly 97 W E Southwick sawing wood J 3 15 depredations in eastern Washingtoii F. Kerieinan» 98 98 Mery McLachlan James Hughey, of the Upper Big Nea- several years ago. Jasper Smith and C P Knudson blacksmithing 30 96 Maud Sturgeon 97 tncca County was in town this week at CALLAHAN CASK. others lost property about the same time. 7 th GRADE tending to some business. Mrs. Hughey It is not known yet what action the gov John Latimer 85 Giace Chatterton 95 1 T Maulsby J P fees 20 expects to come up Sunday for a visit. Frank Mowers 96 James Hunt 75 ernment will take juror fees I F Larsen 1 Thomas Handley 60 Win Boiley 65 The board of equalisation was in ses », »» W O Thayer 1 M. B. Petteys of Bay City, who had a Guy Ford 65 Jas. Kimball 70 sion all last week Few or none came to »» » » A G Beals claim against the Co-operative mill there Andy Nolan 95 1 I .es Roberts 98 tn complain about assessments. The » » Katie Hiner 90 I. 1. Stillwell 1 bought it last Saturday at Sheriffs sale Olive Stillwell 90 kit k will come when the taxes ate to be f . ». for $3000. The claims amounted to over Blanch Morgan 70 Nettie Mckinley 65 T Steinhiltier 1 I lota Perkins 80 paid. Florence Font 70 witness M Gravel $.»900 J C. Comer, Susan Cotner, Bay l»ora Stillwell 65 5 ____ Hunt ____ 75 _ Bessie ------------------------------IS THE------------------------ — >» Quark, quack, quack, quack I Ready city Co-operative Co., Janies M. Fuller A Gravel 5 Grace Ford 95. »» loaded »hells at Tuttle A Cary's Am and Wadhams & Co., were defendants in O Gravel Mas. E. R H ats , Teacher 1 M munition of all kinds. Ducks and the case. It is understood that Mr J Hansen ] 6TI1. ANI> 5 th . ORADK« garse are plentiful, and it is tine spoit to Petteya will take poMeeaion of the niil| 3 The following pupils were neither ab- N O'Hare o kill them aent nor tardy during the past month.' at once and begin sawing lumlver A Neal 3 TCDUC 2AILY (wlthout Sunday).......................... S6.00 per yt«r I EK MS DAILY (With Sunday)............................... >8.oo per year Claude Hunt S Miller const The semi-annual statement of county 15 The Woodmen are atqiling over their Vi Nolan Erwin Harrison finances appears in this issue Every good fortune of having no assesnient in Blaine Hays Howard Drew Elvia Smith B I’rovoat brick 65 00 body should make a careful study oi the October They are also claiming the Horace i'atcheii Edith Bowers J J Stewart work oil vault 50 00 reports. Explanations will l»e given best record 011 the payment of a benefi Berlin Poland Joycie Quick \V II Reynold« 113 00 next week Bertha Mowers Fred Davidson ciary. A “neighbor” at Boulder, Colo., <> M Mean. Trask bridge 2542 00 re»B«t»' ' h'P«nir.IHn.ith.r |OCEAN •‘••P’ a6r.aat .f th. tin«.» In .11 Earnest Barnard The families from Tillamook and other died Sept. 14th at 4 p. in. and his assigns Sophie Stnivenga FRANKUX CASK M AND the “ c “ r "” ALL ™8 Metis Poland Florence lMlarhide counties that have been engaged in our were paid the amount of hie assurance at Frankie Drew Mollie Petre R T Weatherly J P fees 10 40 Imp yards aie all homeward bound hav 10:10 a. in. on the 16th . Fora man 37 Maud Lahuion Minnie Stnivenga A W Fletcher const 8 50 Johanna Stnivenga N P At ter by witneM 2 30 ing earned irom $10 to >100 ¡»er family years of age the asMeeeinents for the Edith Haskins If W 11 Franklin 2 30 100 is- dkimrtmkxt . year have *0 far been $6 80; for 45 years Folk Co Itemiser M Ch«» Mann 2 30 Roy 1'root Mali« Poland If Western washers will save your wife's of age, $8 80, on $2,0o0. C Williams 2 30 Lottie Hardman Erwin Harrison There was a meeting of free thinkers Frankie Drew back. Warranted to give satisfaction, Lena Johnson D P Harvey county com 33 20 Fred Davidson or machines will l»e taken back and at the court bou«e Sunday An inter* Maml l.ahtnoti L B Alley " ’ ” 27 IM) •bl..tPdl'.<2;A2 nn^|l|,|’^mil£f,,!' 11|VM1 .««•'•a <•>. b.n.flt at tb. money refunded. See them nt Rey esting program was render«! ami J. E Florence Ikrllarhid« Bertha Mower. A number of small warrants were al- Mollie Petre Sophie Stnivenga THE WORLD. political topic». It .1». ,|VM th.m THE NEWS OF lowed on th« road fund, and court ad nolds’ hardwaie store. Hoamei made his niaideh effort to Mum ik T osk . Teacher journed to the November term. Father Schell, the new Catholic priest, preach. His seruion was well ¡»repared 4 t H. ano Sn^oRirrKa IT IS A TWELVE-PAGE PAPER. is out in a h'ggiug camp with sevsral and wel| delivered. A committee waa Following are names of those who were Notle.. CENTER o’ M. l ' we ’« T^F 'V h ^LLFOH ' JME NEWS AN0 COIV1ERCIAL other Catholics putting in logs. They ap|iointed to arrange for building a hall. perfect in de|>orlnient for Hie month ADAPTED TO THE NEEDS OP th V" A,NS' *ND »s BETTER PAPER FARTHER EAST F ™B PB0PLE <>p THAT SECTION THAN ANY intend to build a school here as soon as A large numlier of parties have offered ending October 4th. Persons haring accounts with me or Bertie Baiker Rav Quick they can get the mnterial ready The to donate money, work, luml*er, other those who have goods in my charge, P^J."*^bX'Xh?h‘*’*!‘ ” ,h* .*”* b*''“<• Llt^tnr.. Ella Haya Gertie Rolrerts school house will lie two stories high, material, and one man will give a fine please call ami settle at once as I will tAR PER > E A r T \ddre«. h* Pr,C* Th* U Ocean Is ONLY ONE DOL- Facie Oliver. and 30x60, with-a twenty foot sdditi.ni1 organ to the society as s«»on as the build- ' leave Tillamook soon. J E. H osmer Enmt A idkkmam , Teacher. THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. LOCAL NEWS. « Co. LUMBER MD BO W general ^chaqdi^B, Clothing SIBLEY I Shall Cuba be Free? 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