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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1898)
THE TILLAMOOK WEEKLY They came. They saw. HEADLIGHT They conquered. Not the Spanish Navy, but our new Spring Stock of Clothing, jSfjoeg and Fuelling [foods We have made the best selection in styles and quality, in all lines of goods, and will guarantee satisfaction in everything we sell For more than one year, •' * ■ a. a . BARGAINS. IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR i I our S pring S tock , we have re duced ALL OF OUR HIGH GRADE CLOTHING AS FOLLOWS; A ll $18.00 suits now $13 50 ALL 17 00 SUITS NOW 12-75 A ll 16.00 SUITS NOW 12.00 A ll 15-00 SUITS NOW 11-25 A ll 14 00 SUITS NOW 10.50 all 12.50 SUITS NOW 9.50 A ll 6.00 PANTS NOW 4.50 A ll 5.00 PANTS NOW 4-00 A ll 4-00 PANTS NOW 3-50 A ll 3.00 PANTS NOW 2.50 we have done business in Tillamook and have always guaranteed our goods to give satisfaction and as a result Our trade is steadly increasing thereby proving that the the people can depend upon everything being as represented. We carry no auction or shoddy goods to sell you for first class goods, but will continue to wage War against such opposition by furnishing the people of Tillamook county as heretofore, with the best lines for the money that can be had. We can furnish you with ready made suits that are equal in style, quality and finish and for one half the money, that you have formerly paid for suits made to order. Measures taken and suits made to order on short notice, prices SI4.00 and up. r ! a a. « • e « » a ■ « at a a at LADIES ATTENTION. W e will state to the L adies of T illamook and vicinity , that WE WILL SOON HAVE OUR NEW line of L adies and C hildrens S hoes , instock . As usual they - will be the latest styles , and R best quality , and at reason « able PRICES. HOSIERY. ■ W e shall also add a com ■ ! plete line of L adies and C hildrens H osiery , and shall « BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU CALL I AND INSPECT THE SAME. : : : J. A. Todd & Co Olotlxiers arxd. Tillamook, Oregon. COUNTY ITEMS UTNEIEB BY BÖB CiRREIPIRBERTS A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks . Happenings Woods (From the Ocean Wave) Miss Fannie Smith left last week to prior to going to Oklahoma, where lie week in the way of corduroying and graveling. look after a school which she had in will make his home. Wilson River still exists even if our view. A.T. Bain is on the beach, shooting Judge Conder passed through our item corner has been empty. geese this week. town Monday. * Wilson River Bay City Dr. F. II. Madison made a trip to Astoria this week. Dr. Hawke made a professional visit to Bay City last Sunday. Our school is progressing nicely under County Assessor Stephens is in our the management of Mrs. I'anson. midst on official business. Our school is progressing nicely, with Mr. Vincent as teacher, Jas. Bixby has sold his cheese factory to Mr. McIntosh, of Tillamook. Seeding and gardening is going on ill the same hurry as it does every spring. Blaine Miss Katie Schlappi »bile on her way week. One and one fourth acres were to Tillamook was thrown from her horse Rev Dollsiliide preached here Sunday ad led to the industry. receiving some slight injuries. •r. I Sunday night, liegining his work Some of the cattie that have lieen on Thomas Lyster's brotbei, from Kan tlie Cape for years, have come down and for the new conference year. sas, has arrived here and like« tliie part arc looking fine. 'lesser» Na then and Dee Moon want of the country very much. to the valley last week on businesa. BEAVER BUTTER—Store, in rolls Hebo Mrs. Alliert Getchel has been on the Our school did not commence as was sick list for the past few days. The people of this vicinity ere improv stated in our last writing, lor some I ing their time by plowing mid planting E. W. Brown is convalescing very the teacher gave np the school.! garden. thereby leaving 11s without a teacher. . slowly. Mr. L. J» SbortriJge ie doing some Mr. Huston ’ s son Joseph, from Thurs Hr. Dillow made a trip to Beaver last substantial work on the toll road this ton, Lane Co., i» visiting bi* parents. week. ®30 to 35c per roll E, O. Mills of Browns was in this choice dairy, 85 (4 40c per roll; creamery 50c. School Apportionment per roll. vicinity one day this week. Apportolnment of the School District of Tilla e EGOS.—Choice candled (411 % per dox. Miss Mints Swahb has gone to Blain mook County, Oregon, April 18, 1898. PELTS—Good demand at 10 '41 ic Io stay with Mrs. Abner Griest a few No. Nameof No. of Co Vliex’d WOOL— Valley, I4<*^ i 6 c ; Eaatern Oregon, </4 Diet Clerk Address Pupils fund Bal. 10c- weeks. Miss Lucy Kinnamori,of Beaver, made a flying trip to Conlsonburg, Friday. South Prairie Sand Lake At this writing Mr. John Brady Jr. it improving slowly. Portland Market. Mrs. Il Bergstrom returned Saturday The flue weather of the past week from an extended visit to Nebraska, and As given by Allen ft Lewis. spent a couple of days visiting friends seems to make every one glad. WHEAT —Market, steady nominal at 8a here before going to her home above P. R. Coulson of Blaine visited his Eastern Oregon; Valley, 83 84c Pleasant Valley. patents at this place Saturday. OATS—No. 1, white, 41 to 43; grey, 36 (4 37c Our Sunday school ie progressing nicely Choice. Mr. E. T. Coulson lias a very sick with Miss Ixrttie Freeman as superin BARLEY—Feed, |25.oo, brewing $19 00 cow at this writing. tendent, Mrs. Hansen as assistent, Miss to >19 50. POTATOES—In good demand at 35 to 40c N. Con Iron made a business trip to Maness as secretary and Miss Emma per sack. Spruce Wednesday. Nelson, treasurer. James Hughey is moving his renter on his Coulsonburg ranch. Mrs. II. S. Newman and Miss Alice C. F. Murphy, of Sandlake, left yester Peterson, of Tillamook, made a trip to Hans Jensen sheared twelve head of day morning for '1 illamook. Bay City 011 their wheels last Saturday. sheep for C. Mills, Monday. They averaged nine pounds per head. Eil Catterlin, of Salem, was in this Messrs John Watt and D. W. Rhodes There are thousands of acres of land part of the county last week buying cat were passengers out on the Harrison. tle. They will visit several oil claimes before to homestead, around Beaver, easily made into, perhaps as good, if not the Alias Bell Ro .th has returned from their return. best, sheep ranches in the world. Whiteson, where she lias been attending Miss Maud Sturgeon, of Till nmook be Sheep dowelland no mistake about it, school for sometime. gan the Bpring term of school in the live and keep fat euougli for the best of Mr. Jasper Smith left last week, and Vaughn district, Monday mutton all the year without any feed Mr. Clias Ray left last Sunday fortlie Mr. Bert King and Miss Edith Perkins, ing. republican Hinte convention which met of Tillamook, took a ride to Bay Ciiy C. Mills is offeiing to sell or trade yesterday and to-day in Astoria. Sunday on the new tandem wheel cows for sheep or goats. Mr. V. I). Beaty, of Ocean Park, was in town yesterday wearing ■ bland smile; he was at the drug store inquiring for Castoria, which accounts for his happi Charley Mann is in Oregon City. ness. Il is an 8 lb. girl. We are having fine weather at present The Oretown cheese Factory is nearly and |ieople in this vicinity are making The geese from the California wheal | completed, and as soon as the machinery fields have started to fly north and if a their gardens. ie in position, will Ire ready for business. stiff breeze comes up you will hear a E . P. Wells has just finished a job of ' There are several good ranches for continual bang, bang, of tlie local sports shearing goats for H. Rogers, of Long the neighborhood of the cheese men's guns for a few weeks, The geese Ra|e Prairie. are very fat when they fly north, as they factory which can be bought cheap. There was a large crowd attending Dr. have been feeding in the wheat fields for | O11 account of the cold weather, garden Jersey cows some time. They are killed on the wing ing is backward but the indications are Mills’sale last Saturday sold at a good price, in fact everything while passing over the high ridges, the favorable for a good crop of fruit. sold well. wind compelling them to hover close to The dance last week at the cheese fact Old Peter, from Grand Bonds formerly the ground. ory building was well attended and all of this place, has returned and taken a While at Tillamook, recently, we inter I enjoyed the evening. contract of slashing for M. f-auib. viewed Mr. Tuttle, of the telephone line Isaac Quick, of this place, purchased in regard to extending it on from Tilla an organ from Mill»’ sale. mook to this place. We believe if our lieople would offer a little inducement Kirt Johnson, of (flit place, is very the line wool I be extended. Let our peo. ' Chas Atkiuson has left for Astoria busy making garden. Kirt is a fine where lie intern!», to stay during the fish pie consider this matter, and be prepar gardener when his wife is along to show ed to give Mr. Tuttle an answer when ing season. him what to do. C. F. Murphy gave a pleasant party to lie comes down, which will be in a ; a few of his friends on hi» arrival with Mr. and Mr». John Paquet, from »hort time. Wilson River, were visiting on South his new bride. Cranlrerry planting was finished this I'rairie Sunday. Oretown Coi ilsonburg baking powder is almost as strong as Schilling’s Best. Yes, and prussic acid is stronger than vinegar. i2J Nehalem The Tug Maggie came in on Friday with freight. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dean left for Warrenton on Friday, overland. | H. A. Bloom brought down a raft of aliont 75,000 ft. from Blackburn's camp on Saturday. Billy Hoskins was down at Charlie Pye’s on Monday, helping him set up a cream separator. The Circle Anniversary and W of W. entertainment was quite a success; a fine musical and literary programme was rendered, and Messers Scovell and Batterson made excellent speeches in behalf of their respective branches of the order, and shout 90 sat down to i supper. Success to Woodcraft. There was a narrow escape of a serious accident at Blackburn's logging camp last week. The cliauidog failed to dis connect from a large log started down the chute, and it dragged tlie six horses : off the grade into a canon. The driver, who jumped, also got badly mixed up with them and seriously bruiser!. Strange to say none of the liorses were j badly hurt. r. Tom Wllliama Tillamook 124 In« <3 8 ■ I’. Welle 68.78 7« 3. J. W. Jennings Bay City so 19 10 in 3 4. L. Hushbeck Woods 35 34 2 90 .* 6. Mary Snider Nehalem 43 41 39»« 6. H. H Rock 88.20 30.3 J Oretown 40 15.38 7. Forest Mills Tillamook l6 8. Joseph Bixby Beaver 4« 43-23 9. T H, Goyne Tillamook 278 365.49 10. John Kvenson 71.63 73 4 33 33. 93 11. Winnie Alley Nehaiem >4 12. B. W. Turner Neatocton 35 33 43 io. io 13 E H Stone Helm 50.63 53 14. C. H. Johnson Hobsonville 26 >4 "3 15. W. If. Hoskins Foley 23 31.0! 38.30 8 40 16 T. J. Lucy Woods 40 16.34 > » 17. G. W. Grayson Trask «7 18. F. Scherzinger Neskowin 22 3I.O! Jl.ll 19. George Pateet Oretown 82 J°0 •7° 20. D. E. Baxter Dolph H 1343 1.49 33 93 >13 si. W. C. Wolfe Sandlake ■I 36.74 9*> 32. Mene Nelson Hebo 23. Henry Rogers Tillamook 31 48 71 20.06 I4W.N Reda way Balm 31 25. M. D Reading Tillamook 20 19. IU 36 H A. Ely Spruce 27 »5.79 »3*3 «8 65 37. M. A. Cady Blaine 5® 28. Ada Morrison Nehalem J2 30.0 29. Caroline Hansen " 16 rs0 30. K West Netarta II to 51 3!. C H Hicks Bay City 79 75 45 >9 0 24 43. J. Ford Bearer 23 93 33.74 33. I C. Quick Neatocton »5 3J88 84. J Chitwood Km ma »7 »5 79 85. T. Herrington Wilson 10 9 55 36 Mary Hayes Rpruee 6A8 7 37. M. D Graves Dolph 3! 30.06 ■ft 38, J H Whiting Tillamook »7 »5 79 39 Mary Boyakiw Nehalem 47 44 89 40. K. R Riggs Tillamook 33 3!.OR 4!. E chamberlain Spruce 13.48 »3 43. E. F. Brooke Woods P-47 34 43. R. Eichinger Tillamook 27 25 79 5 0 44 Aug C Kautz Dolph ______________ y ;u. M 45. C N Johnson Beaver V J M Harrison Hobsonville 6 171 47. J M Burton Neskowin :____________ _ 6 _.f< Amount apportioned |l6}4 U. No ofPupile 17! 1. G A Welker, Co. Bnpt of Schools. The Republican nominees appear to Ire satisfactory to Nehalemites in general. 1 What the editor of the Republican says | will probably not affect a single vote, 1 New dress skirts oil display at Mrs still 11 he has the welfare of the party i at heart he would much belter cease Sturgeons. aabiuing those who have the temerity to The latest styles of millinery can be differ with him, or the courage to kick, found at Mrs. Sturgeons. »lien their right» are invaded. HIDES—Dry, 13'14(50; greet»7c to 8e. DRIED APPLES— Evaporated bleached, 4c ot6c; evaporated unbleached, 50. PEARS—Sun and evaporated, 2H(93l4c. DRIED PLUMS—Pitleea, 3 to4c;prune*2 <4l54 CHICKENS— 34.00 to (5.00 springs $4 50(45 6> TURKEYS—Live, iaOla%c for choice, dressed I5C DUCKS—Young |6 no <4 |6.5o GEESE—o(X4 7. 00 Launcl] freqe will carry passengarB at tha following cash ratea until further notice. From Tillamook to Garilaildl From Tillamook to Hobeonville From Tillamook to Bay City 30 cla. 25 eie. 20 cts. Tripa Daily Excapt Bunday J. A. Monroe When You Want Fresh fish, Halt fisli, smok ed aalmon, clams, cralm, oysters poultry or game in ita swill, call at Fish Market We keep a nice atock hand and will try please you Oil to C- T. McKinley. Prop.
