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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1898)
THE TILLAMOOK WEEKLY HEADLIGHT. UR ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE Is now on and will Continue for * THE NEXT 80 DAYS * PRICES I_.o-wer tliEtn ever. Great Reductions in evil lines We have reduced every suit of clothes in our stock to less than cost. In boots and shoes we have made tre-mendous reductions. As to hats you can have them at your own price. We have also made heavy reductions in groceries We have also a large lot of furnishing goods which we will sell at prices that will surprise you. Remember, these reduc tions are made to close out and they will be for CASH. Accidentally Kilted. Mr. Marion .Johnson has returned to I on the river, has rented a dairy far | J. L. Brady and family came home iniidea iiilHtHkr; for iillbi iigli tliry were Last Fiid«y afternoon L »mence J ohn- his home in Clackamas County. not n )£> hii 'I Kiu eeHH hh Hitiales, I hey near Tillamoook ami expects to move from Beaver, Friday. might have reliunerl the respect of Ne- son, well known here, a. d residing h few A. W. Bunn, of Beaver was in our up there in a short tune. Mr Jensen of Hebo pa id a short visit ' I lialemiies, and been favored wit li their miles out of town, whs mstHiitly killed burg on business last week. John Malaiiey swore out a warrant at the home of his soli Ilans, last Mon- | by a falling limb from a tree which he patronage at smne other time. Mr. Scott sohl quite a band of rattle a yesterday charging B. Briar with tres day. was culling dowr. A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks passing. Briar plead guilty and Justice few «lays ago lo Mr il irrisoti Booth. Mr. Nick aus is raising a fine crop nf I Mr. Jtihnsuii was engaged in building Happening? I Snr.lli lined him $15 and Costs, amount BEAVER whiskeis thi-i winld . lie wants to go a fence and finding a dead tree in his The arrival ot Mr. Gelcliel with Ids' ing to over $’8 | to Alaska in the spring but he does not ' w.iy proceeded to cut it down. The hee family of seven is quite a valuable ac E. W Brown is slid a great sufferer Capt Frank Atkinson, of Sind Lake, want lo freeze his face. evidently fell against some others ami quisiti >ii to our School I)ist. was in town last we<*k. He with Will Rev Dollarhide has closed his pro a limb or rather the fragment of a limb, Rey. M. I> Swabb of Coulsmiburg M ik . Grace Smith and Miss Linnie j Mr II Sanders, of Woods, spent sev- are ............ » of Tillamook, • "in iuvvih , hi u i building >i i i i > i i 11 £ a <i tracted meetings at Beaver ami has gone 1 about 18 inches long, and 3 inches in pleached at this place last Sunday morn end day. U.t week veiling nt th« home I Newcomb, Nicklaus expect to go to Tillamook soon. | llt th;lt |>||U.e fur g b| to Blaine. diameter was hurled hickward, striking ing . Miss Nicklaus w ill spend a weak *»r I wo I ."«Mr. (».II Ward. tliH.n.M» ......... theco.ist. The boat, .....La under ......... construction, Mr. .Lih”son in lhe back of lhe head and visiting fi iemls al Bay City before she ¡ Beavei very liimdi regrets Unit Daniel Mr. A M. Quick who left this place R. \V . Rowley who came to this place ’s 1 ’’i length with n 12 foot beam, crushing his skull, dashing out his comes home. Linton of Frost, Ohio, expects to return l ist spring for (’alifoinia bus returned about a year ago, has returned to liis old ’ieplh of hole 4 feet, with a carrying brains mid causing iimtaut death. to his former horn-* lo take clniige of his Again, Raying Tillamook Co., is good nome in Aspen, Col. | ! capacity of 20 tons. Mr. Newcomb is I Mr. \V. N. Bays went over to I * IK I The accident occiired about 4:30 1*. M. farm instead of making Beaver Ilia home, enough for him. an experienced bout builder and will Wallaces’ last Thursday. John 8. Judd and his son, Royal B. Judd An enthusiastic meeting of the ever day success and happiness go with superintend its construction. The boat Willi the exception of a were at work about 75 yards distant in Mr. Sears and Mr. H .wleit t»»ok din them. faithful Republicans was held in the will he pushed to completion as fast as Klondike fever,the health of the people Hebo precinct on Sat. I9ih, inst. c earmg land. As they d.d n t see John ner with Mr. Chopard Saturd «y. | possible. is good. All right Sandlake, a Beaver rep rose n son going away after the falling of I lie Our literary society lias lieen challeng Charley Smith has finished his plow liilive will meet your repre-enliitive this tree, imr yet hear him continue his labors Yesterday while one of our townsmen Mr. F. D. Coulson, of Coiilsmilmrg ing. ed again. This time by the Union liter next SatunLiy, oil lhe summit of lt«e they wondered what had liecoiiie of iiiin, was coming down the smith side of the mid Ids best lady of Beaver attended ary society. F. II. Cross, A. T. Bain mountain between Beaver and Samllake ami, s6. a half hour later when they quit river, while passing the scow, lie saw chinch at this place Sunday. ami 8. B. Hill were chosen to meet <s early as 10 A. M. We suggest th e work for 1’ie day, they went over lo a man run out of the scow and leap into Miss Hanna KiiineinAii of Beaver is your representative on Ids wav b ek where Johns n had been at work. Mr. J 1> Wallaca passed through our burg the water, w hen another man came run the guest of lier sister Mrs. Curl. home maik out lhe very best possible Young Judd got upon a log and looked afrw days ago enroute lu Sheridan with a ning and grabbed him by the fore-top Blackwells logging camp starts up Mr. A Mrs. M. ]). Swabb milled Oil herd of call I«*, which are to be shipped to and pulled him up on the scow more this week, they will log both the Kin rouie for a trail, ami, later mi a good around ami saw Johnson I) ing on lhe wagon road Great care should betaken '¿round on liis right side. Calling his Montana. fi ¡ends the latter part of the week . •lead than alive. We cannot imagine ney and Kebbe timber, Mrs. Seeley lo get ¡ton lhe very best p »«sible grade, father they went to the spot and found will run the cuisine department. who should desire to commit s.> rash an regardless of every oilier o siaclv, lor we Johnson quite «lead bis skull act as suicide. criished The Schooner "Del Norte” has l»eeii <ee no reason why, in the near iu.lire and lii« brains scattered abmt. Th m e off the Lai a couple of limes, but is not Samllake, Woods, B«-:«v»-r and in is no doubt th it he was killed And ntill it continues to rain. Several real estate deals are under way i by the yet in,4 fact all of the smith end of Ibis county limb spoke.i of as a pirti-m of —one l>eing completed last week it w »s Mr Kean is buying cattle for parties should not be able to drive out to liimple A Wberlei’s mill iselill await coveted willi hair ami blood, Johnson in the valley. Chas. Patterson lias joined the Klon Mr. George Morris made a flying trip ing their new saw. Sheridan over one of lhe best roads in had doubles« e.*u Lis danger aud turn« Prof. F. l>. Vincent took dinner at dikers. lie went lo Purtlaml via Sea to Tillamook one day last week, lhe coiinty, fiee from toll. Spruce has e l to escape, as lie was struck on lhe Th «s. Coulson« Wednesday. aid J last Thursday. The Nehalem Republican claims th I learn that Mr. Nine, who has linen title of “Hog” f,r P. D Newell. Well! waked up to that fail ami lias taken birk ot the head. Calling on Grant Mills D F. Coulson made a Hying trip to Maurice Leach is about to sell his log s|»emlii>g the winter with I) R active steps to push forwar«l a wagon ail I James Williams to assist them, they llurlbut hr has earned it. Blaine one day this week. road, beginiiig at the Bud Wallace school carried the body lo the house, where his ging outfit and join the happy gold hunt- stalled last week for his home in Midi- eis. There in to Ire » little Oregon city ....... house, , intersecting this road oil the heart broken wifeaml a few kind neigh I ignn. Mi*. Mary Swabb went to Beaver ollice Scheme mi llm Nehalem. U. upper Nestucca, at Couisoiihtirg. Will bors waiied to receive it. Mr. Johnson Fii lay and returned Saturday. Wm. Riefenberg Inis returned home. Prof Curt Bowers ami Fred McKinley 1 Cheatem, have opened amina and Sheridan will doubtless meet was only 26 years of age. He was Win lia^ been visiting in Michigan and were rusiivating on our Itescli last week. t ali-lietn J. Ilollets and I*. It. Coulson, of Blaine ; up an eat.ilrliehment for the aivoimHla- us at Jolie's falls. McMinnvilleites msiried April 3<l, 1896. He wasa mem reports heavy falls of snow there Ibis were ill our midst Saturday. Bert Biggs, wife a ml son visited Mrs I «Ion (?).nf,ttie Unwary Renier when he ¿»ay if we will make it a free mail, they ber of the M. E. Church. The funeral w inter. Ester Baumer near Mamduse Point Sat- getsrea.lyio |>love up. Tenderfeet be will give ns a free road branch from that took ltev Dollarhide passed through these place from the Fairview Quite a number of |tAssengeta for __ z liirday aud returned home Saturday. ware! parts Saturday on his way to Blaine. town to Jone’s falls. Now let eve;y Ila I on Sunday uml^r lhe auspices City are making an enforce«! stay in school district in the south end of this of Al ler C.» up N >. 21J, \Voo«lmei. E T. Coulson is erecting a new barn Astoria on account of the bar bound Editor Wataoii's artu leaon a road to county go right lo work taking up sub of the Worhl, uf which the wldcli will add greatly to the appeal erne, boat Se i»i.le,.ire good in some ie«|<eeU, but scripliont; work, provision, nmney or deceased was a mem ier and in which he ie a newcomer, and evidently has Messers E T. Coulson and M. D A pleas nd Valentine social was given plank for culverts, and we can and will lie held an insurance policy in the 811 III Alter a fortnights’ rest ami recreation not looked over the ground, nor studied Swabb made a trip to llenry Ely's Fri at the Wintivld lluu*e, the Uth. Much have a free road. Let ¡ill exchange pa- of i 1 30. M is . Johnson lias the deep among his friends on the Nesliirra Mi the sitiiAlioti m they would not be so day and brought back a pack load of merriment was afforded l»y the display am! heartfelt sympathy of this con.- Mark Buys lia.relumed to hi. work in full of error, ami iiii.learling. |fe will du 1 per» copy Hurral. for one free road. giass seed. ot valentines received. miiuity i.i liei sorrow. Tillamook City. «ell not to write too umeli after the We tee by the Spruce correspondent dictation of interested | M rti»>, who do ' Mr Sear, an.l Mr. Howlett were in £ There will tie h reyuliit JI. that Sprucvites Hie anxious f.»r a road I js ' sonic communication of I* ill thia Vicinity S Hur.Uy, in .king arrange- not regard the truth, when a lie serve. At.t.FX florsK ARRIVAL«. from that place to C<>iihonl>ui g. Now anmiiook Jxalge No 67, A F A Peter Langhatl. i> M •Ii«i»a With Mr 1U,Uy and to raiae to- their imrporw h-H. fili« road question • . Nr i stem; John we are right in (or said toad and would 1,1 «he Masonic hall on I Paquet. Fairview, Eta Deputy prosecuting attorney N da.i I mu - co plant, for the factory they intend IS too broad to !>e dealt with, from a • «». Gust WEson, Ns t unlay evening Mar. 5 h ' Miss Luella Fu:d L | just say that we people are ready to In»- I,.. ni>. A.ltt 1 Mag «usi u IX in the city this wvtk attending I» t-> build eooii. They pmpme to wend purely seltiuh mid local standpoint. ■kMabigC 1898. All M ister Masons in gm any time Npruceites just atari Capt *. F. H W I. G mi . legal nialters the tobiceo to the Klondike tniiiee. I Hob-son vt e; W . j. > h Oeo IV. .Hteinliaw Jr. died on Tuesday oo <1 standing are invited io attend . tight out slid let us know liuw many IV i • Ü . D. Wood. By order of the W. M. Eugene Write Jem W: ..>n Wl fe. Warreu. This is court we«k at Wooda. The the 15 inat. and was buried mi Thursday, d«ys w<uk you will donate ami yon can "Sainp.on i. aliorn of his strength.' Geo. II II uidley. Sec. J. K Roach, J. R. Xarier. Bay City: Will Refea- »eh on Cuulsonlaiigere doing tneu share pruapu la are goo«l for several c ases to l< tast Sunday morning, while suffering1 lhe family Ima the sympathy of this ' »»erg. f,.i Fort Mich.; A. A Ja^ir. N.-t rU; G. tried in the near future. community in their sad berenveinent. from a slight menial disonler, M> We ton. Spruce; Mr*, I. M Alley & Daughter, Pete Svena >n, Garibaldi W B Bl ack b i rn. i ’. lie; 1 C. 8»ullininyml rrtiunnl from Charles Smith ahuved off his ........ Two drummer, were interviewing mu DIED | T BUckburn. W. H Bali field, Otto Hudtach- Sh.ri'Lui 1..t werk. hr rrporti the lhe clock atoppcl, the children crawled merchants the pn.t week, one in the mklt, Por. land. under Hie lied, Ida wife scolded, and hi. cii<ir line, the oilier in hardware. Plowing nil 1 pruning orchards is the mij. in very Imd vomliiioii. JOHNSON—(n rillamook O e^m Feb h-iiuid died at twelve u’l l.n k Sundav order of the day in this vicinity. The Ti'.lmnook b .y. who jumped Ml I'etrr Jeuck, «|l0 , a 18 ill. 18 >8 leiwreuee Jotinson, a native ■ig'.t. Funeral at 10,30 A. M. Monday. To Cure < «.n-ttlpntlon Forever. their boaid and Iranspoitakioii bill. èuf Zweien, egei JJ yjirr- ircTrTo? ’ ÎUM? 5 ;Uh*rtic. lOccrRo. ir c. c.C. UH u> cure, druggists refund money. COUNTY ITEMS. GATHERED BY B'JR C0RRESP8NDEHTS Blaine Nehalem Coi listoni >urg Bay City Barnegat. Boulder Creek \V< >o< I Iel>o I I
