THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 6, 1899
GOV. BOWERS IN PORTLAND.
NEHALEM
proved and settled up. A year after ' Milles, Messrs. A. B. Pollard, A. J. Heat
father filed on his place he moved his er, F. Wilehart, Lawrence Shaw, m.
family there and went to work. Being Plank, Louie Fletcher, A. Compton, Dr.
a poor man he had to work out as well Wm. Scott, Wm. Priestley. W. R- R<»be-
to make a living. He and his eight year , dee, Richard and Guy Allen, Joseph, Frank
old son—the writer of this narrative— ■ and Byron Clark. Some very’ valuable
kept on. Now he has 100 acres slashed presents were received.
and 75 acres in grass, with a road run
BEAVER.
ning through his farm. It can be seen
how much easier it is to make a home
J.
K.
Finley
is
making improvement in
here now. Any inquiries pertaining to
the
way
of
fencing.
this section will l>e answered on receipt
of a 2c. stamp by E. R. Hayes, Spruce, Jos. Bixby is selling ont his goods at
retail and he invites all to come and buy
Oregon.
Tom Wilson has rented Grandpa Ely’s while they are going.
place, who contemplate running a dairy
On Tuesday evening Rev. Siscel of
this summer.
South Prairie will address the people of
Miss Alice Pesterfield returned from Blaine.
California a few days ago after being
On Monday, Mark Swab went to the
gone about four years.
hub for supplies.
Otto Walther has been plowing and
C. Mills returned from the hub the fore
sowing oats this spring.
part of this week where he had been
James Atkinson, of Sand Lake, passed
speaking for a few evenings.
through our burg Monday on his way to
Beaver is looking for a few more emi
the Hub.
Miss Mary Simonson, who went to grants from the east, the result, largely,
Astoria last spring to stay with her sis of course, of sending the Headlight, our
ter and attend school, is expected ta re county paper, back east to friends. The
Headlight has l>een instrumental in in
turn to Spruce this summer.
ducing quite a number of people to come
to Tillamook, and we would recommend
BARNEGAT.
all those interested in this county to
Mr. Bert Biggs went to the city Fri- subscribe for the paper and have the
editor send it to their friends.
day.
CIRCUIT COURT
REBELS massing .
Convenes on Monday with a Light Preparing to Make a Stand at Cal
Bewildered by the Mazy Whirl Tillamook is now receiving her spring
umpit.
Docket.
irrigation, which will show in the
of City Life--Tired of Living
Circuit court convenes on Monday
bountiful crops later on. Bless the gentle
M anila , April 4.—General Mac Ar
on Ham and Eggs.
next. The docket is light, which wegive
rainI
thur is to go to Calumpit, six miles north
below :
Portland Evening Telegram.
of Malolos, where there is a good water
Married at the residence of the bride’s
D epartment N o . 1.
D. C. Bowers, of Tillamok, known at parents in Foley, Mr. Harry H. Cole
M F. Johnson, plaintiff, vs. W.A. But supply. The place is of importance in a
home as “Governor” Bowers, left last man to Miss Edith Ellis. Judge W. W.
ler. defendant. Daly & Hayter, attorneys. strategic way. the Calumpit river being
night for home. He has been in Portland Jacobs officiating.
navigable from that citv to Manila bay.
Continued
from last term.
about three weeks, and as he saw no co The gasoline launch Irene went
The reconnoissance made today met no
Nels
Thompson,
plaintiff,
vs-
J
P-
hog clams in all that time, he became spinning up the river in a new coat of
Allen and Nellie Allen, defendants. B. L. opposition to amount to anything.
homesick. 8|>eaking of his experience in
Insurgents are committing all suits of
paint on Saturday evening, carrying a
Eddy, attorney. For confirmation ot
Portland, he said:
crimes on residents, where possible,
crowd to the dance at Charlie Easom’s.
sale.
“I have not been in Portland for eight
Nieholai Nelson, living too far away
State of Oregon vs. Wm. Talton. using the torch, outraging women and
years before, and city ways kind of make
Selling beer without license to W. Ten looting houses.
me a little dizzy. I am naturally of a to patronize the creamery, has invested
The Americans are protecting as much
Evck. Continued from last term.
bashful and retiring disposition and have in a Mikado separator, and will ship his
property as possible, and the natives
blitter
via
Garibald*
and
Foley.
State
of
Oregon
vs.
C.
Oskalwis.
come mighty near starving to death be
Lewd andlasciviouscohabitation. Con who return to their homes are surprised
cause of that fact. When Igo into a Geo. Higgenbotham was up from Till
and pleased beyond measure to know
tinued
from last term.
amook
the
past
week
looking
over
the
resturunt I mate J up my mind to get a
they will be treated so well by the Amer
State
of
Oregon
vs.
F.
Martin.
S.
L.
good square meal, but when the waiter C. W. Alley ranch, with a view to rent
Hayden and W. J. May, attorneys. icans.
comes around I always get so embarras ing.
The reconnoissance of the Fourth cav
Selling liquor without license. Con
sed that all I can rcmeml»er is ham and
Alex. McDonald is putting in sluice
alry
extended for 12 miles eastward.
tinued
eggs here that when I go home I w ill be gates and otherwise improving his newly
The belief is that the insurrection as a
K. Bailes vs. Claimant and Appellant.
ashamed to look my pigs in the face.
acquired property at Saginaw.
Tillamook County, Defendant and Re serious problem is past.
“I went up to see the type-setting ma Mr. Ross, who came here some time
spondent. Appeal from County Court.
chines and printing press of The Telegram ago from the Agricultural College, at
Rebels Massing at Calumpit.
Goyne and Severance for claimant.
the other day. These improvements are Corvallis, will become a Nehalem farmer,
M anila , April 5.—9:35 A. M.—The in
D epartment N o . 2.
coming so fast that it is pretty hard to having invested in property on the North
R. D. Peckham, plaintiff, vs. Wilson surgents are massing strong forces
tell where we’ll get off at by aud by. I Fork, and joined the patrons of husban
River Boom, Toll Road and Improve north of Calumpit, ami, according to the
suppose in a year or two they will wad dry.
ment Co., a corporation, defendants. observations of the reconnoitering par
the news in a gun and stand a man up
For receivership. A. W. Severanie, at ties, they have intrencliments there. It
and shoot it into him. That will save Several of our young (icople left for
Clatsop, Monday, among the number
is expected that hard fighting will be
torney.
lots of money in the way of spectacles.
lieing Misses Estella Hunt and Daisy
Miss Clara Biggsand Mr Josiah Biggs
W. M. Ladd. E. E. Ladd and John necessary to dislodge them at that point
“I can’t get used to these electric cars.
Real
Estate
Transfer.
Wisley Ladd, plaintiffs, vs. William Olsen and at San femando, where Aguinaldo
Horse ears suit me well enough, but I Sales; and Messrs. Joe Cronen, Earl returned home aftera week's visit among
Finley and Don C. Ellis.
friends in Tillamook.
March 22—J. A. Canfield to Mattie Mc- and Jacobine Olsen, defendants. Suit to is supposed to be. Large rivers streng
nave got an idea that beats horses all hol
Miss Mattie Thompson left us on Mon Mr. Frank Reynolds went to the city
Mahon, E. % of sec. 36 tp 1 S. R. 7 W. set aside deeds, continued. C. Thayer then both positions.
low My bull team over in Tiliamook
Friday and returned Saturday.
The Montana regiment had one man
can out pull any team of horses in the day morning for Garibaldi.
I March 22—Henry Tohl to A. Bumiester, attorney for plaintiff, J. J. Daly attorney
lot 17 block 8 Tohl's add. to Neha for defendant.
Messrs. Cone, Watt and Barton, the
killed and three wounded yesterday.
state of Oregon, and besides, bulls ¡are
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hauxhurst and fam.
First National Bank of Independence, Twenty-five men were prostrated by the
lem city.
safer if you know how to ‘Gee, haw’ in appointed viewers on the proposed Ne- ily visited friends on Tillamook river Sat
March 22—Henry Tohl to John Mun- plaintiff, vs. William E. Burns and heat and brought to the hospital
karney mountain road, arrived Sunday, urday and Sunday.
the right tone of voice.
singer, lot 1 block 1 Tohl's add. to Drucilla Burns, defendant. Foreclosure,
•T went over to Vancouver the other and started out for that purpose Mon Clarence Tilden left the beach Sunday
Two new big Krupp guns, one six inch
Nehalem city.
continued. Townsend & Potter at the other eight-inch, which were found
day on the electric car. It seems to me day morning.
where he has been hauling piling and
March 25—W. Thacker to Elizabeth torneys for plaintiff, Daley & Hayter at buried at Maloloe, will be mounted. The
that those care go blamed fast. I want
putting them in the bay.
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
Cook E. y2 of Nw. 14 and W. i/2 of Ne. torneys for defendant.
ed to know just how fast they did go
Americans have also found 27,007 silver
Mr. F. Reynolds has his new house
>4 of sec. 24 tp. 3 S. R. 9 W.
Martha I. Walling, formerly Martha I. dollars.
and asked the conductor. He answered
___________
nearly finished and will soon begin to March 25—Elizabeth and Henry Cook to
At hand and never to soon—Spring.
Hull, plaintiff vs. William Trevor, de
that they averaged 40 to 50 miles an hour.
falling
timber.
Miss Edith Perkin’s school in No. 2 is
Election of Senators.
W. N. Bays E. 14 ofNw. 14 and W. 14 fendant. Suit to set aside deed. Daly &
I said: ‘Pardner, you’re dead slow’. I
ofNe. of sec. 24 tp. 3 S. R. 9 W.
Hayter and W. N. Butler attorneys for
wasen’t going to let him blulF me, even progressing nicely.
WILSON RIVER.
The fact that there will be four vacan
March 25—Harry Mitchel to E. Bates plaintiff, M. J. MacMahon and C. Thayer
if I diden’t know.
I. C. Quick has sold eighty acres of
cies in the United States senate during
lot 4 sec. 31 tp. 3 N. R. 9 W.
Geo. Parmele and his brother-in-law,
“I hadn’t been in Vancouver since land to a new German settler.
attorneys for defendant.
1891, and I thought they would be so
Our creamery now seems to lie an as Mr. Ball, is over from Seletz Reservation March 25—Edgar Latimerto C. R. Hodg- J. H. Nolan, plaintiff, vs. Joze Vincent the 56th congress, due to deadlocks in
don lot 3 in block 19 Thayer’s add. and Annie Vincent, defendant. Suit to state legislatures, will bring sharply to
glad to see me over there that they sured fact, and with the county saw buying up cows.
to Tillamook.
would fall all over me. I was mistaken, mill to be running soon on our southern
set aside deed. G. 0. Nolan attorney the front the proposition to elect sena
Mr. Knight and family are to move
tors by direct vote of the people. There
though. Nobody ever asked me to take border, we are going to have a boom.
March
28
—
U.
S.
toJohnC.
Ross,
N.
Vt
for plaintiff.
down from Kilches river to Tillamook
a glass of beer, and they have got a The improving of the grounds of the this week. Welcome back from the
of Sw. >4 of sec. 8 and N. 14 of Se. 14 Robert Winning, plaintiff vs. S. Solo is nothing new in the proposition. It lias
of sec. 7 in tp. 3N. R. 7 W.
brewery right there in town. I walked new Catholic cemetery on the old Tittle mountains wild.
mon, Fannie Solomon, I. E. Solomon, been agitated for many years. The dis
cussion has gone on in a way, but so far
around, but didn’t see any one I knew place is pretty well completed, and is
We understand that Mr. Noren and March 28—C. and E. Thayer to W. H. Ray Solomon and Alex Bernstein, de
for some time. Then I saw a spavined being |>erformed in substantial manner. wife are going to start south and east in
Reynolds Se. 14 and Nw. 14 of block fendant. Foreclosure. Coovert & Sta no action has been taken. The house
has once passed a resolution for the pur
old cuss nigh 97 years old and thought,
15 Thayer’s addition to Tillamook. pleton attorney s for plaintiff.
Mrs. Ruth Wilkes, of Foley, is visiting about a month to remain permanently.
of course, that he would remember me
E. G. E. Wist, plaintiff, vs. C. Thayer pose, and the committee on privileges
They will be missed very much, as Mr. March 28—S. C. and Sarah C. Foster
with friends on the Prairie.
Bo I said :
to J. J. Rupp, S. 14 of Se. 14 of sec. 36 and E. Thayer, defendants. Injunction. and elections in the senate has reported
Frank Ely reports $45.00 revenue per Noren has been faithful to hold Swedish
“ Hello, unde.’
tp. 1 S. R. 9 W. and two acres in W. J, May attorney for plaintiff, W, W. such resolutions, but apparently only for
cow within a year. We doubt if this services at our school house.
“Hello, grandpap,’ he answered,
sec. 1 tp. 2 S, R. 9 W.
Thayer, Raynor & Schuabel attorneys the purpose of discussion; so that some
John
Svenson
is
improving
his
place
“ ‘Things have changed a whole lot can be beaten in the county when we
March 28—T. N. Steinhilber and J. J. for defendants.
man could make a speech upon the sub
since you and me used to be around here consider that it was derived of a farm, bv putting up an ornamental picket fence
Guptill to Geo. Phelps, und 14 inter F. Bolefuhr, doing business as Bole, ject, and then allow it to drop back
around his house.
three-fourths upland.
35years «go,’ says I
est in tract in sec. 5, tp. 2 S’ R. 10 W. fuhr & Co., plaintiff, vs. Chas. H. Smith among the dead measures of congress.
Met our old friend and Whilom school Joe Whiting is building a front porch March 28—B. I. Elliott to F. C. Hicks, and Helen Smith, defendants. Fore
“ *1 donl know how it is with you,’
To secure the election of senators by a
says he, ‘but I oi ly come here two weeks mate, Nellus McMillen of Nehalem, in for Charley Svenson.
lots 2 in block 10 Jacoby’s add to closure. Paxton, Beach & Simon at direct vote of the people will necessitate
ugo, and 1 am going to get out if the town the other day. Mac continues to
Bay City.
a c hange in the constitution. Such change
torneys for plaintiff.
The people of Wilson river are taking
run his hotel and stage on the beach and
darned hole as soon as I can.’
March 28—Thomas Wilson to Joseph A. Johnson, plaintiff, vs. John Elston, is brought about by congress taking the
advantage
of
the
pleasant
sjiell
of
“That is all 1 w anted of Vancouver, both being old and reliable establish weather.
Guptill, Netarts saw mill.
Tallie Elston and J. A. Melton, de. initiative and passing a resolution pro
so I started back to Portland on the next ments is well worthy of all patronage.
March 29—Oscar Bergman to Henry fetidants. Foreclosure. W. L. Brooks viding for the submission of the proposed
L.
G.
Freeman,
who
was
confined
to
ferry Is »at.
Tohl, lots 4 and Sw. >4ofNw. 14 of and T. H. Goyne attorneys for plaintiff. amendment to the people of the Btates.
his bed with an attack of pneumonia, is
“One of them Salvation Army insect*
Nw. 14 of sec. 3, and lot 1, 2 and 3 of W. L. Page, plaintiff vs. Mary J. Martin, This resolution must receive a two-thirds
SAND LAKE.
up and around again.
got on the rar with me, and she started
sec. 4, all in tp. 2 N. R. 9 W. being defendant. Foreclosure. B. L. Eddy vote in each house of congress and be in
Mr.
Eld-
Fred Johnson sold his ranch to F. I).
in to get a quarter the first thing. It
172-54 acres.
attorney for plaintiff, T. B. Handley at- dorsed by three-fourths of the states of
was ruining at the time or I would have ridge, of Saud Lake, was here visiting Vincent, but will probably remain in the March 30—U. S. to E. Hellebuvck, N. 14 t tornev for defendant.
the United to become effective.
got out on the plr.tforiu, Bhe stayed his father last week. Mr. Fred Eld neighborhood for some time.
of S. 14 of sec. 14 tp. 1 S. R. 9 W.
If such an amendment was ever pre
R. D. Peckham, plaintiff, vs. Charles L.
ridge*
is
a
railroad
conductor
on
the
witlime, and finally I asked her if sin*
Tillomookers are just commencing to March 30—I. C Q lick to E. Hellebuyck Chatterton, Olive Chatterton, F. R. sented to the people, there is little doubt
wouldn't pray tor me if it wasn’t too wet. Great Northern railroad.
bond for deed, S. 14 of Nw. 1, of sec. Beals, A. G. Beals and G. W. Pettit, de about its overwhelming ratification. The
realize that the bottom lands of Wilson
She mid I was a hard case and left me.
Mrs. Phelps is building a house on the river contain the cream of Tillamook
15 tp 2 S. R. 9 W.
fendants. Foreclosure. A. W. Severance people are tired of the legislative squab
‘‘I went down to Rainier the next day place she bought of Mr. Cary, and will county.
March 31—Iowa Patchcn to J. J. McCoy attorney for plaintiff.
bles over the election of senators. They
on business. That is a rough country move into it as soon as possible.
Se. 14 of sec. 5 tp. 1 S R. 8 W.
It is reported that Jno. Erickson’ s !
Viola D. Snyder and E. A. Snyder, do not like to see the business for which
down there. The hills are so steep that
Mr. Will Harris will prove up on his brother, Adolph, is negotiating for the April 1—H. H. Aiderman, sheriff, to M. plaintiffs, vs. Lila Snyder, Stella Lyster, a legislature assemble ignored, while poli
they hang over, but it is a good timtn*r place soon.
B. Pettevs sheriff's deed on foreclos. W. G. Lyster, Clarence McKinley, Fred ticians struggle fcr coveted seats in the
purchase of W. K. Keefer’s ranch.
country. Lots of saw nulls are running
ure of mortgage.
Messrs. D. Billing, Dan Atkinson, C. F.
McKinley, Nettie McKinley and Henry United States senate. But, above all
and making money, but Buck Smith is Murphy and Chas. Murphy are at work
April 1—G. W. Sappington to E. Marolf,
WOODS.
McKinley,
minor heirs of C.T. McKinley, there is a glowing dislike of the scandies
not running his mill, and he has got a for W. C. King, planting a new* lied of
2-81 acres in Haine's D. L. C.
B.
F.
Pettigrove,
defendants. Suit for which such contests generate, where the
good little mill, too. Buck Smith's and cranberries.
Mrs. Maloney and daughter Mabel are April 3—F. D. Vincent to P. Erickson, 10 partition. W.J. Mav attorney for plain fair name of a state is smirched by the
old Pennoyei s are the only two nulls on
acres
in
sec.
19
tp.
1
S.
R.
9
W.
tiff.
bribery and corporation of men who do
Mrs. T. J. Harris is slowly improving on the sick list.
the Pacific coast that are not running
! Louie Fletcher and G. T. Shaw have April 3—F. M. Linnville to C. E. Hadley
not scruple to buy legislators, if it is nec
in
health.
II.
L.
Eddy,
plaintiff,
vs.
George
W.
I told Buck to go up to Portland and
W. 14 ofSw. 14 of sec. 7 and W. 14 of
just completed a barn for A. B. Pollard,
Elliott, Silas W. Morton, Margaret Bar. essary, to secures vote.
tell old Pennoyei* that he was going to The meetings at the school house are
Nw. 14 of sec. 18 tp. 1 S.R. 7 W.
of
Ocean
Park.
ret
and J. B. Delsman as administrator
quite
well
attended.
A
pleasant
feature
,
start up his null, and maybe lie could
April 4—F. Johnson to F. D. Vincent
Cubans Give Up.
of the estate of Bernard Bubach, de.
get him to give up to keep him from do of the meeting last Sunday was a basket i Mr. A. E. and Win. Lucy left Tuesday
tract in sec 19 tp. 1 S. R. 9 W.
fendants. Foreclosure. B. L. Eddy at
dinner, which everybody enjoyed as soon i for the Seven Devil mines, and several
ing it
H avana , April 4 —The Cuban militray
torney for plaintiff.
| more will start as soon as the roads are
“These weather maps that Pague is as the service was over.
C. O. Erickson with his family came
assembly this afternoon voted to disband
in
condition.
John
Carlson,
plaintiff,
vs.
W.
S.
Barn,
Mr. lames Atkinson entertained a
sues make me laugh. They have got
in from Four Corners, Iowa, this week
the army and dissolve. The voting was
hart, P. H. Crim and Adalina Crim, de-
On March 28th, the Woods band gave and will remain in this city.
spots all over them, and they look like pleasant company last Sunday.
21 in favor and 1 against. The muster-
fendants. Foreclosure. C. R. Thompson
thev had the smallpox. Up in one cor
Hermon Farmer has been appointed their teacher, Mr. A. Compton, a sur
rolls were left in possession of the execu
and C. Thayer attorneys for paintiff.
prise party at his residence in honor of
nei it save High.' in another the word road overseer for this section.
tivecommittee of the assembly, who will
W . P. Lord (School Fund Commission,
‘Low’ is printed. If there was enough
Bert King made his parents a pleasant his 68th birthdav. A large crowd was
ers) plaintiff, vs. C. W. Aliev defendant facilitate the preparation of ¡copies for
present and a good time reported.
map 1 sup|Mme there would lie jack and visit last week.
Foreclosure. C. Thayer attorney for Governor-General Brooke. The army
the game. too.
Mr. Wolf is at work on Nest ticca
Mrs. Wooils returned from Sheridan
question is considered settled.;
plaintiff.
“I would like to have that crazy man river.
the 26th, and will reside here in the TWO MVE PAPERS
As the shadows of night fall over the
A
,
plaintiff
”
H.
A.
Woodford
(’lark Hadley and Billy Stevens brought
1
future.
Stock is looking fine and making
city, we finish our work. So is Cuba «
and
W.
0.
Kelso,
defendants,
over the other day. They say he quacks garden is in order everywhere.
Foreclos.
Miss Ftilva David, of Beaver, is setting
ure. Stott, Boise & Stout attorneys future clouded and dark. I take leave of
like a duck. If I had him I would anchor
ty|»e in the (k*ean Wave office.
you with sorrow, and my last words
for plaintiff.
him in the tide lands l<etween Hoquar-
Mr. A. B. Pollard has moved to Ocean
arr:
May Cuba someday be free ar d inde
SPRUCE.
William
Patrick
plaintiff
vs.
„
lon slough and Kilchis river and use him
The reptilar subscription price of
Chas. E. pendent. With these worJs, General
Park.
Hall,
defendant.
Foreclosure.
Handley
for a decoy.
THE
HEADLIGHT
is$l.5O,
and
I will give you a brief description of a
lernando Freyre de Andrade, president
Mr. Ben Davis is negotiating with Geo.
“Tillamook is a very lively town, but small portion of land lying around our
the regular subscription price of & Handley attorney for plaintiff.
Lillie Koch, Lena Koch, and Frankie of the military assembly, closed its last
it is too far away to hurt Portland much farm. It is as follows: There is a small Mowers, of Blaine, for the lease of his
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
Portland U a pretty good town, too, and portion of land lying Iwtwecn the Spruce place for a term of years. Mr. Davis has
Any one subscribing for THE Koch, by J. F. Martin their next friend, session at 7 o’clock this evening. The
I wouldn't leave so soon, but I am grt- post office which has no creamery, yet a nice herd of dairy cows and wishes to
HEADLIGHT and paying one plaintiff, vs. Thersia Martin, defendant " hole meeting was calm and dispassion
ting nervous dodging trolley can» and there is a good site for one. But the rea get near a creamery.
year in advance can get both the Smt for partition. W.J. May attorney ate. It lasted four hours.”
for plaintiff.
bicycles, and am afraid if I staved mi son we ha ve no creamerv is very plain,1 Mr. James McGhee returned from
Of Interest to the Ladies.
other week I would gel nervous pmstra* for out of fourteen places there is only Yamhill co. on Monday, where he had a
I V n ?*V- p,aintiff’ ”• C. G. Cutting.
J- J. Daly, as attorneys for said Cutting
one family, the rest Iteing bachelors. For wood contract during the w inter.
I
p
to date millinery at Mrs. Star,
HEADLIGHT
J. W. Hellenbrand. Fred Scherzinger and «eon’s.
The Krebs logging crew are logging on
•
this reason several place* are for sale.
Allen House.
A. Arstill. defendants. Injunction. T
There is also government land here that . the Dr. Bissell place.
Call cn Mrs. Sturgeon this week and
H. (,ovne attorney for plaintiff.
will make excellent farms with some
Mr W. R. Robedee will visit the county
and
Marshland—Frank Linnville.
inspect her new Spring designs.
•
W
P.
Brook,
plaintiff
vs.
Jehiel
Forest,
seat
this
week.
I
labor,
ns
all
this
land
is
covered
with
a
Nehalem—W. R Blackburn.
San
Francisco
leads
the
fashion.
All
detendant.
Foreclosure.
B.
L
Eddv
small growth of timber, which is not
On March 27th a party was given at
Ocean Bench—K. II Thompson.
the latest style direct from there, display-
attorney for plaintiff.
hard to get rid of. The only drawback the resilience of W. Booth in honor of his WEEKLY OREGONIAN
Hd»o—B. H. Corner.
•
John S. Noren. plaint.ff, y., John Svcn ed at Mrs. Sturgeon’s this week.
Garibaldi—W Hightmillcr, Mrs. M to this section is the roads, but ifthepeo- daughter's, Zella**, seventeenth birthday. '
•on,
**ndant.
Suit
to
compel
execn.
pie
will
stop
to
think
they
will
know
The room not lieing large enough to
Griffith, G. Irwin.
To put a ¡.top to all future quibbling
they cannot have good roads in a new accommodate the large crowd present, 1
One Year for #3.35. no^fdeed. B. L. Eddy atton^y for about
. Gardner— G. Irw in. Sam Linton.
imperialism, expansion and anti-
McMinnville— S. A Manning«, Frank country right away. To prove to the they re|Niirvd to the 1.0.0 F. Hall
expansion
the I nited States government
Otto
Johnson,
plaintiff,
y,.
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people who have not had any
0. Dorris.
w here the evening was pleasantly spent
Jo-'-n defendant Suit to qu^ should come out flat-footed and make the
Ihdph—O. Kcllow, Lewis L. Short ridge, in clearing timbered land, 1 will give in dancing, singing, apeech making and
B. L Eddy attorney for plaintiff. T B announcement that this countrv will an-
my experience. When my father took card plnung At midnight Mrs. Booth
(•rand Ronde—J. Domi.
iStt““” C Th8TCT —T. for nex all the territory which Spain lost in
his place twelve years ago he could not served a nice lunch. Those present were
Pleasant Cove—John Fuller
our late unpleasantness with that conn.
McConellnvillc. Oh —I. Smith.
find a place on his whole 160 acres on Mr. and Mrs Wm Booth. Mr. and Mrs
Ca|K* Mears | McConnell.
Matilda C. Penter, appellant and plain
which to build Ins house, for it was so B 8. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Shaw. All old subset ibers paying their
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on th' installment
Barnegat—Bert Higgs
tiff m error vs. Tillamook couatr £ pUn-which we shall eventually do-
Bay City—C. Hcndtick, Edit Young. R thickly timbered. He stayed with it. Mrs. Wood*. Messes. Belfe and Zella subscription* for one year in
« hen we can gobble up the whole thing ?
•pondent and .lefendaut in error
with no road* within ten miles, only a Booth, Bertha and Alice Allen, Cleora advance will be entitled to the
!.. Robbins, Dairy Hendrix
of review. T. H. Cwiyne and A w
Th« would be to the best interest of the
Po I uid M. W. Kincaid.
horse trail. Gradually the country ini- J and Laura Bixby, Tulva Dmrid. Nina same offer.
mted States as well as to the territory
erance attorneys for plaintiff.
shall annex.