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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1897)
f ÿ ft in ft ili i¡ SFHCI2LL Till Jan 1 Both for $1.50 per Year PROFESSIONAL CARDS. GATHERED PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AH calls promptly attended to TILLAMOOK, ORB. office at Allen House, Tillamook, Oregon, relepbone No. 7. Tillamook News Co nOBERT A. MILLER. A TTOR NE Y-AT-L A W OREGON CITY, OREGON. CWCf- Jüwmße/t, A. WISE, Flooring, Rustic and First Class Finishing Lumber Ship Lap ana Sized Dimension Rough, Dimension Lumber DENTIST, The Dekum Building T illamook 3d & Washington, Portland. (J ames M c C ain , (A. W. S everance . $12.00 7.00 6.00 Tillamook Lumbring Co UC CAIN & SEVERANCE, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, □ ZO, COMN, President, and Mgr. O- A- IDOT"^, TILLAMOOK, OKICGON. / -V ÌC uT *« *sT X V > if T yr. J. MAY, Li Wlu ÍO1W S-ÄU® ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK, OREGON » J J. J. D aly . (O scar H ayter A FULL LINE OF J)ALY & HAYTER, Dress Trimming and Lining. l aces in Black and Cream. Velvets and Silks, Hosiery. Latest Styles in Gloves. Mils. Co. Is, Cupes, Baby Coats, slioit and long, also Biiby Dresses. Ladies Underwear, n fine line of Corsets. The latest style« just from the East in Hals, Bonnets, and Caps lor Children. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Late styles, L. EDDY New Goods Lowest Prices Dress MaRing Done to Order. ATTORNEY AT LAW Opposite H eadlight Office, Cor. Main mu' Second Street, Tillamook City, Oregon. T illamook , O regon . O. N3LAN, AT TORNEY AT LAW ZBTTY DISK’S ANTI-RUST TINWARE T II GOYNli, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office Opposite Court House Tillamook, Oregon Lt lasts titice as long It is much more wholesome ¿fa. j/- J For Sae by J. E. 'Tuttle. (J LAUDE THAYER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK. OREGON ». THE ALDERMAN d. P. ALLÏIN FKOP. C. & E. THAYER Geuerat Banking and Exchange buMneaa. I »let eat paid on time depoatta. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, * First Class Accommodations at a Second Class Rate. . Best Meals in the City. TILLAMOOK. .OhCOCb Scv?deti and all foreign countriea. Tillamook, Oregon. 1 THE LIAR’S CLUB HOLOS ITS REGULÄR WEEKLY MEETING. tlie storeroom, o( the Blenheim house. He also seems to have undue fondness The Liar'a Club held n meeting nt liar’s for cold chicken, on the half shell, for Mr. H oo | h *8 lias returned from his visit which he is liable to play checkers with temple, last Monday night. The chaplain had a bail cold, caused to Clackamas County. his nose. by a swim up Salt river, and flatly refus Frank Whiteman has come back from ! I California, where has been living (or the I Miss. Sarah J. Bottleson, (!<)«<■<■ l’antt, ed to respond to the presidents order for wishes to announce that, as Bottleson him to conduct the devotional exercises. past few years. has run away with another woman »lie He said he didn’t believe in nobody or Mr. Kuykendall was in this neighbor- j w ill not be responsible fur any debts lie nothin’, and if any of the members of i hood last week, and purchased about one may contract. But if lie will only return the club wanted any prayin’ done, he lie said he might hundred head of sheep which he imme to his loving wife, lie may rest assured could do it himself that lie will receive a very hot reception. pray two bits woitli if lie waspaid the diately drove out to the valley. cash, for he wauled a couple of horns J. Cheesefoot Squesia lias traded sev Henry Page, of Neskowin, has sold liis of "ruin ami gum’ , but the president enteen bushels of cow-liog clams mid ranch to liis brother-in-law. decided that tlie chaplain's position was their calves tor a woinam to make a The weather here has been extremely not a salaried one and the club lied to wife out of. She is expected to arrive stormy lately with high south-western go on without devotional exercises. on tlie next trip of the Str. Polecat. winds prevailing. The question drawer was opened and Our genial host at the Blenlieiin house the following questions were asked and Mr. Hoopes has purchased a band of has lit upon 11 scheme for making his answered. goat9, of Mr. Luper. beefsteaks imperishable. He has had 1. What is the proper manner of danc The Krebs B'os. sawmill at Meda, will three dozen half soled ami caulked up ing the Sqeeser Scholtische? he closed down auring the holidays. nicely, which, in opinion of the loggers Answer (by Ilro Bowers) Get a and steamboat men, greatly improves good strong partner. Stand behind her uml freshens them, They taste fairly mid get ll good grip on her right should Emma well considering their age. Mill hands, er. When the music stm ts jump straight loggers mid steamboat men are hereby up two feet; then squat quick; then On the 6th we had a very hard wind cautioned not to attempt to enter tlie jump np like a eat that has accidently storm, which blew down many trees and cold blue etherial dining room. salon a hot griddle—bug out your eyes, old snags. While Miss Eve Mainspring, one of our run sidewise mid hnckwarda a few steps Hardy Rock, of Oretown, and Billy leading society ladies, was bowling in and squat lignin ; then jump up and bang Kuykendall, of Folk Co., stayed one Bill Wagontou gue's new alley, on Wed on behind ; eavoort three steps mid Imp night al Emme last week, while on their nesday evening, she hail the misfortune one step, then buck three slops and hop way to the valley with a ilock of one to meet with a very serious ami painful one step. Tlie dose may be repeated ad infinitum. hundred sheep. accident. While undertaking to break 2. W hat is the proper method of get J. D. Chitwood is working on his new (lie worlds record by attempting to make ting a pom-office in Tillomook? house when the weather is favorable. a possible 90 out of 80, her toe, on the Alia.(by the Grund Vizier.) Catch one near side, was caught in tlie ceiling and Our mail earlier, E. H. Sloan, makes of the beatific smiles of the Republican regular trips rain or shine without com she was precipitated about 72 feet down state central committee man for this t lie al ley sttRingoii I er fora mud and the plaint. count v ; put it in a strong hottie. Then back of her neck. She was picked lip Messrs Tho. Arndt and Fieinze Reiscli in a paralyzed condition, owing to the take *26 in gold and disolve it ill a w >• inau's tears. Mix the two; then add went to Portland last week on business 1 ---------tint her heart lind swarmed, cans- one pint of water 'rom a brook; catch Harry Chitwood made a flying trip to • Ing her traeliea to break adrift and settle the person you want to influence mid Salmon river a few days ago. I on her spleen. She will sue for alimony give it to him till it operates alter which as soon as the deputy prosecuting attor von will get the post-office if you don’t I ney returns. She needs fixing. get—left. I J. Lowaiat Jone». 3. What kind of balls are tlie hardest i [From the Nehalem Times| I to lilt on the fly ? Ans. (by Bio Marlin), Butterballs. Meat Estate Transfert. Chris Olsen left last Friday on his way « Bro. Trowbridge asked leave to read to Seattle wlieie he expects to re ride foi a time. !>«. 3 William Tutten tojainea Tutten, Jot ati issiiy entitled' “Tlie Sawmill Mau, 3 131k. So in Thayers addition to Tilla His Joblot» and the Quill Driver.” Per- The editor visited the comity seat this mook, mission being granted he read as follows i 8 F. M. Linville to L. H. Brown, tract week and was detained tliere by tlie Oil the 12lh day of December, in the in J. 8. Tripp« l>. C. L. storm for several days which accounts for 6 U.S. A. to l’nul Kricseu W% of 8 F, '< year of our laird, 181)7, in the land of the Times beimg a day late this week See. 22 and N N F.'4 of N W'4 Sec. Tillamook, that lietli over against the 57 T 2 8 R 9 W. The eliinmnmi, wlm have been working Pacific, then* dwelletli a saw mill-man 6 IT. 8. A to S. P. Haaaelborg N V.% of N in Wist'scannery, this fall started over WM NJ4 of N F.% tec. 22 and Lot 1 Sec who girded his loins with blind» of allot the trail for Astoria Wednesday. mid shell and hied liimself to the body of ajTptS R W. 6 H, W W Aguatft Laaeile to W E. Page water known round about na the lake of Mr. G. W. Steinhaiier, Jr. was stricken Lot 3 Hlk il, Thayer« ad. to Tillamook the duck, the goose mid the sling Alao a few days ago with a stroke of paralysis 7 Levi L. ft Sarah ill will to W. 1> Still there went one of his diciplea known us which deprived him of liis sp-ech and well N. W, % of Sec 25 Tp 1 8 R » W. “His Joblots,” mid lie wns likewise the use of his right m n and a* this wilt- 9 J. M. ft F A. Hatiaen to M V. Mann, 8 W % Of N E*4, S E % of N WK N W4 of girded. ling lie is no belter. Now when they hud come to the water N W‘i «k Ix>t 1 8ec 31 & Lot 9 Sec 31 Tp 4 The lug Maggie came out from Tilla he spake (the law-mill-maii spake) »ay 8 R lo W. mook bay last Friday afternoon and pick 9 M. V. Mann to K M Banowa, name. mg ’‘Cast youi weather eye abaft the 9 U. 8. A. to Daniel R. Hurlburt, lx>t 2. ed up a two masted schooner liolind foi jiboom, a» the lake is of duck» one iiihm ” H «4 of 8 W »4 H W U of S F. *4 Hec 3» Nehalem. She brought her up to the mid it was so. And they railed their Tp, 1 8, R lo W. lair but as the tide was low anil the bar 9 / Ibert &L11I11 E Malaney to John Mai piece« and »Imt, ali i the report theieol rough she dropped her and went hack aney, 8. tract W. of lx>t 1 &. 2 Hlk. 1 Mai was as great as tlie semiannual -«port ol aneys Ad, to Ocean Park. into Tillamook. The schooner lias pro the man who keepetli tlie shekel», And 10 Felex Roy to Wm. Rd ward«, bond for bably lieen driven to Hie north some dis they arose, (the ducks did), and IIOIIH deed. tance by tlie gale. were dead. Ami the men waxed WIOlIl 13 Nellie M ft M. V. Stillwell to Fied R Beala, tract in Quick D. I.. C. mid »wore tome oaths ami spat upon 13 The Bay City Co-operative Co. by Sher their palms and journeyed on. And it Woods iff to A. G. Beals. N. E.tf of S. W W came lo pass that one man who edits a H of S. W. *4, Sec. 5. N. E % of Sec 5 (FROM THR OCEAN WAVE) N. E. U of S. K. % Sec 6. 8. H of N. W % goodly sheet, went before, with ducks See 6. Tp. I N R 9 W A N of S W ‘4 Sec 2. o' wood which sat upon the water like S E of N E N F, of 8 E % Sec 3 a tiling of life mid a ‘Joy forever' or woida C. Southmayd killed about fifty Tp 2 S R 10 W ducks the other day, while Albert Lucy to Unit effect, and when ilia duck» (live and Johnnie Krebs bagged a fine lot of ducks) saw them, they came in great geese Go to Geo. W Phelpa, Netarta Ore., I multitudes, even as the sands of the sea, Messrs A E. Lucy and Gid Shaw re for your flour us lie lias Juat recoi veil ' -mil circled round about. Ami the man turned from Sheridan last Saturday. from Ssn Francisco a laige consign wil l shoveth the quill laughed and slnp- They were a whole week making a round ment of the first class flour that he is id Ilia thigh, and banged Ilia gun, and trip. selling at »4.K0 per bbl. or *1.15 per they fell and great was the fall thereof. Johnnie Krebs came in from Brooks sack. Ami the man was joyou«, mid culled last Saturday to remain a »liort time, with a loud voice saying, bring hither Johnaon Chapter, R A. M. will elect ami enjoy duck shooting. He is inter the boat andgather together the duel.», officer» Saturday evening. ested in a hop yard near Brooks and says lot I have »lain.inany ;an l*he laughed lie done quite well with them last year again immoderatly. And it was so. The Maccabees elect oflieer» at their Well to make a long story short the Last Saturday evening a party of twen next staled meeting. sawmill man didn’t get and thing neither ty-five young people gave Mr. ami Mrs. Billy Stephens, a nephew of Assessor lid Ids eom|»niioii, and if you don’t l>e- A. Aisti la pleasant surprise nt their resi dence. Music wan furnished ami tlie Stephen» and the Assessor's soil Harvey icve it a»k lliem. Oretoxvn If so we Carry Fifty seven different Pubications PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON In Fuu, Two Step, Chew Gum ami Dam Wet, four distinguished lowbindeis ---------------------------------- H are guests at J. Lowaist Jones, lit the BY O’JR C8RRESMMBEHTS Blenheim house. Rev. Abner Multitude, Ll>., was A Balky Chaplain- Trowbridge A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks caught last week swiping apples out of Reads an Essay , Happenings Po V JJou V AND ACCOUCHEUR, Office in Ahtvrman Hotel Building Tillamook. Oregon Dec. 16th. 1897. $1.50 Per year COUNTY ITEMS. 0 \ VID WILEY, M. D., Deputy District Attorney of Tillamook County * ¿1.25 Per Year. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. THURSDAY. Q i a » a a a a a a a AND The Oregonian DALLAS, OREGON. The Toledo Blade, or The New York Trib-une> both for • a a a • « The Headlight AND , e Till Jan 1 The Headlight Land Titles and Land Office Business a Specialty. a a a a a a Nehalem. Tlie club then repeated ill concert the evening was passed in dancing mid card Stephens, left on bora-back Tuesday for I laying. Luncheon was serve I at eleven Salem, Oregon. The l.-oy» were mounted psalm, "The Lord lovetli a clieeiful o'clock ami a very enjoyable evening on »tont cay Bites and will doubtless 1 liar," and adjourned. make a quick trip scrum the mountain». wm passed hartes Peterson, Stevens Creek And everybody says Don’t forget the masquerade ball to be The »learner Newsboy came into the bay given by the Maccabees, on Christmas from Han Francisco Mo iday. blie will load with lumber at the Truckee mill. eve. Kidwliacker is taking dancing Shaving Ilair Cutting Shampooing ’ ot and Cold Baths. t-TL, Eves y thing Strid/y Fini Cfass At the last regular communication of Tillamook Lodge, No. 67, A. F. A A. M the following officers were elected: A massacred ball will Ire given, to the W. M„ T. B. Handley; 8 W., E. E nations on the reservation», on Cliriat- Selph; J W., W W Conder; Sec., maa eve. Geo. Ilandley; Tress., W 8. Hays; The severe »form has driven all aorta Tyler, A. A. Ford. of game out of the mountains, and there [ Child’s seta, knives, forks snd spoon» is fine crap »booting within the city only 26 cts. st Letcher’s. limit«. lessons. cHcCidll^h I. The whistling buoy, anchored near the entrance to the bay, went adrift dur ing tlie recent »torm and came ashore near Carter’s place on the beach. The anchor chain is broken and it will be necessary to get a new chain and anchor and wait for calm weather to place them once more in position.
