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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1898)
THE TILLAMOOK WEEKLY HEADLIGH T Republican Meeting at Woods. Bolting Democrats' Mi inlay evening ¡ in Mr, I toper S nith | The Saini' n river men lisve been do Nehalem ing quite a lot of free road work on tlm whs returning home fioin the apeuking old Haliimn river r< nd. They l ave | his hack and team went eff over an tin- The tliree-nmwted schooner “Volatile” Tlie Tillamook Lender in its last issue Woods, Oregon May, 29, I898. been winking for nearly two weeks. 1 bankment near F. Norberg’s place, pr<- sailed in on Saiurday and is loading at published the mimes of the voters who Last Saturday evening, Editor GITNERED BY BUR CBRRESMMBERTS Our publie school is pr< grossing nice | cipitHting ita six occupHiitH out ami up- al Dimple & Wheeler's mill. Bowman of the IJEADLOHr spoke lo lhe 1 signed tlie petition nominating J. I). ly The school is preparing to have | Netting the hack . Miraculously none of Ben Higgeiihotliain drove out 25 head public exercises on the 4th , of Julv. people of this place ou the political is Edwards for Comity Judge, mid pretend A Brief Cllmpse at Last Weeks ' (lie parties were badly hurt, only re of beef cattle on Saturday over I he state ■ sues of the day. When liearrived here ed to give their political complexion. Happenings R. D. Sales is now prepared to carry ceiving a few scratches and bruises. Mr. 1 road and Biiclmnan trail. lie was surprised to find ilmt the fusion- We hud not intended publishing the i «Hseugers through from llob.ionville to Smith having listened to a speech, the | Tom Blackburn Ims retin ue I from ist«, with a gall worthy of an ox, had, names at all for we consider it as strictly bkliiiiem. Barnegat. Spanish being a principal topic, imagin-1 Tillamook much improved ill health, withc.nl consulting him, announced for a mail's own business who he nominate) ed one of their torpedes had exploded. the evening a joint discussion between or votes for, but the article published in but Hot strong enough for work yet. Sand Liike the Leader is so otilrngeoiisly incorrect Min Nodine «mi daughter returned Wm. Blackburn is erecting a dwelling himself and lion. Mr. Weatherford. Mr. Tuesday She Inis been «topping at the Bowman was naturally indignant and that we think it only just to the parties Cur Hrhool is progieasing finely under house adjoining his camp and intends 1 Oretown light hoime n few week«. Mimi Pella O h keft’charge. moving hie family in as soon as the politely told the pops that when he want who's political affiliations it mis-stated Mr. Quirk, Bert Biggs’ «on and K un- ed ajoint discussion he usually propos to publish tlie truth. In the following Gertie Gardner Im. gone out to Dolph weather settles. Some much needed work is being est Geinger made a trip to Buy City ed the matter himself and selected both list the true political party of each voter to «)>end the Rummer. Wednesday to hear Elder Gue deliver done on our roads. Blackburn Bros, are running a crew his subiect and his opponent. He did is given as judged from bis votes, actions Ilia lecture on the Cuban question. Last week the Oretown post office was ' of 19 men now and it keeps Mrs. Seeley, Tne cranberry beds are looking fine. not know Mr. Weatherford or what and declarations ill the past. Tlw school of Hay City «pent Saturday The heavy bloom piomihesa good crop. moved into the new building opposite who presides over the cuisine depai t- were his usual subjects of diseussiou. on the beach. Republican—Jacob Blum, Charley Mr. Atterbury's house It look« like menl, busy. Mr. King has quite a force weeding out The republicans he said sent him out to Blum. R. W. Mills, C. II Blake, A. A. Miss Bessie Brodl.ead of Bay City and some of his l»eds. town down here now. County Clerk John Edwards and Mr two friend« wine on the beach Saturday. Mr. Junies Hooper 1ms gone out to! Lalniion were visitors at our bay Sun make s|ieeclies anil not to wrangle with Apsley, O. E. Dennis, Albert Harris, I) Robedie has sold his home to Mr. populist orators. As a number of pop E P. Wells, A. A Harris Albert Mr. and Mr* llauxhurst of Short day. Finigan who we understand * ill make Iiis future home near Gaston. ulists mid democrats, misled by the an M.irolf G W. Bobyfelt,—11. Beach are visiting at Bert Biggs. Ida Fletcher Ims gone out to Ballston Quite a large party of picnickers made nouncement of a joint discussion had Populist—I. C. Quick 8. B. Dailey Bert Biggs went to town Sunday to his future home there. a trip to the beach st tire Edward's come to the meeting, it was finally de C. R. Ilodgdoi), L P. Rey, J. M.irolf, We arv looking for candidates of all to work during the summer. meet the school teacher who is to teach a three month« school at Burneg.it. Mr. Young who Ims been visiting at place on Sunday. descriptions here this week. No use cided to allow Mr. Weatherford the first Willard Johnson, P. Norburg, Tom Q'liek coming. Every feller knows how (other Mr. Atterbury's, lias returned to Sher Henry Live is on the U. S Steamer hour and Mr. Bowman the rest of the I^wis Morris, D. B. Quick, Z, Wells, J. feller is going to vote. They will be wood. time. The pops were jubilant and pre- ' F Martin,—14. “Mohican,” unless transferred . Cot ilsonburg mixed, The directors visited the school alibis Mr. Briscoe Ims a son, a marine on the dieted a Waterloo for Mr. Bowman. The | I’oubtfiil—E. K. Gilbert, John L. Brady T. J. Harris has gone out after liis place last week. Messrs. G. T. Coulson and Gns Chop U. S. Steamer “Charleston” where he republicans listened patiently while' F. Burkhalster, G W Chance, George ard wi re seni in onr burg on Sunday. daughter Nannie He expects to trade Mamie Wilson, who is very sick in lias lieen fur five years. He witnessed Mr. Weatherford delivered his Sfieech, Himes—5. Democrats—p. D Shackleford, Jas. John Brady returned to the logging for a place while he is out. Portland, will come to the coast soon. two of the principal sea-fights in tlie which contained the usual populist ar camp at Tillamook on Monday. The people of the J.ittle Nestucea Chinese-.Japanese war, and may ere guments. Mr. Bowman then took the Kodad, L. Simmons, J. II. Holgate, Wm. floor, and for over an hour, poured red Curtis, S. Schiffman, Tlteo. Kingsley, J. Joe Hollett, wife and baby, of Blaine, coimtry celebrated Decoralion day in a ¡ long participate in one himself. weie the guests of Mr. and Mrs. N manner not soon to be forgotteu by oíd i Clarence Dotighney is said to have en hot shot into the ranks of our political W. Tompson, Jas. Steel, Jasper Buckles, Collison on Tuesday. : or young. Wltole familias from far and listed—in what we did not learn. Cad foes. He took up the populist atgn H. Lowrey, Chas. F. Borton, A.C. Hunt, Memorial day was observed here with C. V. Johnson and son Roy made a near gathered nt tlie Oretown schoo1 is the son of Pat Dongliney, the old mentn «ml refuted llitui to the satisfac John Rupp Sr., C. R. limit, J. Childers, appropriate exercises Not only were trip to l'i'lamook this We. k liona e nt 1 o'cloik P. M. stage driver, and Mrs C. W. Alley, lie tion of eveiy fair minded man present Vincent Jscohs, G. Ilanenkrat, J. J. Rupp Mias Minia Swndd will return home the soldiers graves decorated but every He didn't leave the pops a leg to stand Jr , Wm. Schlolter,Tom Coates—21. The room had been family decorated i< also a brother of Mrs. If. V. Alley. grave in the cemetery. Saturday to attend school at this place. on. The speech was cheeied from start Prohibitionists—E. H Chamberlain. with tings and flower«, giving to the en R. D Sales, onr mail carrier, made his to finish and when it was ended a jubi The lumber for the new school bouse E. Rowland, of Browns, called at N. L. 8 Maynard.—2 tire room a lovely holiday appearance. | first trip through to Nehalem from Itolr- Coulsons Fi iday. is most all on the ground and the house lant lot of republicans and a sore lot of As the last |>ersoii« were gatheied in, »> ii ville with a rig on Sunday last. He Road work under the management of will be built in a short time. democrats and pops went home to med the Woods bard player) a well adapted is now prepared to carry freigl t and itate oil what they laid heard. Much I I an» here to du Seth Moil is living done In a substantial Our school teacher deserves much selection. The singing, at interval» way. credit lor having her school so well during the exercises, was exceptionally passengers. good was done to Hie republican cause. I Rev R 1’ Bukev was tl.e guest of N. trained for memorial day exercises G id S haw . good. After the program was complet Coulson Tuesday and Wednesday. Repapiles« Spcsklnx Many people in this community were ed, Mr. Bowman, editor of the II kad - The celebration of Memorial day at Olli school teacher Mr. Dyer went to Tillamook on Monday and returned much disappointed on the 28th., by D LIC.H t , delivered an address, both stir-| Republican speaking under the aus- Woods was a great success. The Woods | brass band turned out and rendered [ and here to stay. My bnsiness is in I>eK Bowman r.ot showing up as per lbs ring and patriotic, which awoke in the j Tuesday. breasts of old and young the desire to picea of the Republican County Central some excellent music. A select choir creasing eveiy day. H k ADUUIIT. Sheriff Aiderman and two deputi«« serve our country. Ha touch d deli Committee will I« held at lhe following sang patriotic araiga and 1). Di-K. Bow called on N Coulson Friday. Mr 1> W Talmage of McMinnville spoke cately ou the old questions of strife lud times and places and by the following man of the !!■ s ixlioiit delivered an ad Coulson was delighted to see them as at llebo on Wednesday ol last week. soon as he found out they meant no grew more eloquent as with appropriate named gentlemen. dress (nil of palrolism. Ilis remarks mJ Hun. T. B. II axdiey . I harm j»» i ««-nil th^n’bit? 1**' the present war with Spain were e«pec-; I Hobsonville June 8 " " ” •• Woods spr ke of the pr esent war with S|«in, iallyapt and stirring and aroused in all ' the reason is very simple. It is because E T. Coulson returned to Ida work al Hon. M. E. Poors Bay City Tuesday. painting the pictures so vividly that a determination, if need Ire, to fight for I sell goods (Frooa (be ocean Wave) ” ” none could fail to understand. Mr. How' Tillamook June 3 ” •' their country. Tlieaddrers was entire Mr T. J. Harris, of Sand Lake, left man has llie thanks of the comm unity ' A. W. Severance, chairman, ly devoid of partisan politics and «aa for his kindness in helping us remember left for the valley, Wednesday last. County Central Committee. appreciated by everybody. G. 8. Mias Ethel Southmayd, wlm has I «ecu this day audwe hope he will come again. C. N Drew, E. II Sloan and wife arrived home attending sdionl at Newberg lor nearly a A procession was then formed which; Secretary. than any other licuse in town.. Seeing from Tillamook Monday. They had wended its way to the grave yard where DIEU. year, returned Io Wcols Tueaday. is lielieving. lexik at some of my prices. rather a wet trip. ali tne graves were remembered by II e S'raw huts—good AOet lints for 25cta. Krebs Ihua ’ raft of iiearlylOD.OOOwhich A P JI A M — Tillamook Sam Bauer ha« gone back to Oregon 1 relatives and friends of the departed. . Mo >T State.1 rommttni.alion, . Shirt whis I s — fine quaiity Mete. was started upto Wood« mill last week The program Is ■nsvotUehlr mowileU out os Saturday rvesinf. tune tlh City to cook in a hotel. H iskis «—[n jian Francisco. May 20. Good eslico nt fide per yard. al - ja r M is stuck oil the mud in the Little •reounl oi lack *>i space Work in the M M P.^re>-' 1898. Mr». M J Haskins, wife of J, W. ' Giughaiu at 5i te per vard a rd K. II Sloan. J. 0. Chitwood and I' 8. Neatucca, where it will stay for a full Sojourning brethren csedialK Sloan were doing some private road j Mrs. Outing flannel nt (its per y invited. * . Haskms. formerly of TllUmrs k To I'.r. Coos 11 flatten lsr»«-r. flu ware, noliu|is rtg, By order In lhe W. M work last week. They were making moon title. They will start up a new Haskins whs a member of the Degree1 Take cwseamu Camlv twihartic. Ide or Be raft today. Ceo. Il Hsn.llev sec ■ It C C. C. tail lo cure, druggi.u rvhiad uiuuer . uew roads. of Honor of tilia city. 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