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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, AUGUST 29,
1901
cal miner, but has some general idea of
quartz. As to the value of the different
quartz that has been found, this was ob­
tained by sending it out to be assayed,
and Mr. McKelvey says there are large
quantities and which is not far from the
road.
The report this month from Tillamook
sent to the agricultural department at
Washington is as follows ; “Hay verv
good and housed. Oats good and most
If you want the Best Saw made, get the Simonds. Do not be deceived in saws which £ of it cut for hay and feed. Potatos fine,
a good crop. There is a shrinkage in the
are represented just as good as Simonds. The Saw which took the
I milk, but creameries and cheese factories
Grand Prize at the Paris Exposition.
are all running. Pasture on low land is
good. Stock of all kind are fat. Have
been farming in Tillamook for 35 years I
and have never seen a crop failure in the I
county. Never saw better crops or bet­
ter weather for harvesting.” What a
contrast to the conditions in other parts
of the country, and yet Tillamook re­
mains undevoloped and the best dairy­
ing section in Oregon.
It is now several weeks since the
steamer Sue H. Elmore was here, and,
July and August are the dull months of the year, but we
consequently this is causing considerable
! delay in the shipment of butter and are going to try and make them lively ones.
I cheese. Besides, ti.° stores have run out I
of flour, sugar, feed and other articles. |
We need the money and are going to make July and
Corner Main and Stillwell Avenue
i As a business proposition it looks as
M though the Pacific Navigation Co., when ' August bargain months.
it ties up its steamer for repairs, should
We will sell our entire
notify its patrons a few weeks previous
so that they may be guided accordingly.
of MEN’S and BOV’S CL'
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. King & Kerreman’s stock of goods one of his ribs broken. Jack Balmer had It works an injustice on Tillamook
ING at a great reduction for cash
will be shipped out on the next boat, his hand smahed by a jack screw flying county to be left in this way, and when­
Rain, please.
some parties from Washington having out and Mr. Stallcup got his foot injured ever the steamer is laid off again for re­
only.
Mr. W. W. Ridehalgh is in the city.
purchased it.
' in the shoot.
pair we hope the Company will either
Grant Thayer will shoe your horses for j Mr. Z. Fitzgerald, a dairymen from give notice of it several weeks ahead or
Mr. A. C. McKinnon, of Amity, is in
Do not ask for a reduction on
$3 per span ; re-setting 20 cent per shoe. , Multnomah county,came in last week to put on another steamer to handle the
the city.
time,
it will not be allowed. It is
Shop next to ] look over Tillamook. He is favorably business.
Mr. William Barker has left the All work warranted.
impressed
with
the
county,
which
he
con
­
not
to
get nd of the goods^ but U j
Goyne’s office.
t
Surely, when Bro. Watson recommend­
county.
siders far ahead of other places on the ed ex-Senator J. W. Maxwell as a candi­
Rev.
C.
P.
Metzler
will
preach
at
Bay
Tickets to and from Europe.—“ C.”
l.iisc the mone) we are working
City on Sunday morning in the Presby­ outside, where it costs the dairymen so date for governor he did not do so seri­
Ben Riesland.
much
for
feed
that
the
profit
is
not
nearly
ously. We don’t think the ex-senator
terian church, previous to which the Sun­
The Norwich Fire Insurance Co.—“C.”
so much as in Tillamook, where the dairy, will feel at all flattered, especially as the
day school will be held.
Ben Riesland.
men do not buy feed for their cows.
jocosity of the recommendation is taken
Strange, but it’s true, that Bro. Wat­
Warning
Large role top desk for sale “ C.’’
The city council has given the water as a huge joke at his expense. Mr. Max­
son did not dare open his mouth about
Ben Riesland.
the water system when Mr. B. L. Eddy company plenty of time to carry out the well no doubt has his lightning rod out
To those who are owing us and have made no arrange­
improvements which it promised to make for any political job in sight—and there
Born, on August 22nd, to the wife of was secretary of the company.
to the system, and having failed to do are others—but we think he will agree ments to settle, we give you one more chance to pay ; positively
Erick Glad, a son.
Rev. C. C. Poling, president of the |
v • so the company is only paving the way | with us, as will all those who use a little
Mr. R. C. Vought, of Portland, was in Evangelical College at Dallas, and Rev.
i
for the city to vote bonds and then put 'common sense, that he is not intellectu- to every account not paid by August 10th, in cash or bankable
the city this week.
H L. Platt, of Portland, were in the city
in a new iron system. This apj>ears to ally qualified to fill the position. His
Rev. A. R. Griggs returned to Kelso, today and will spend a few days vaca­
be the only alternative if the water com- ' reputation as a tool in the hands of the notes, costs for collection will be added, and the account turned
Wash., on Saturday.
tion on the beach at Netarts.
pany will not rise to the occasion and | Simon faction in Portland is about as over to an Attorney for collection.
Mr. M. E. Cronen, of Portland, was in
F. E. Norton, who leased the Elmore make its plant fill the bill.
poor a recommendation a person could
ranch, had the misfortune to fall while i
the city on Tuesday.
Now that our contemporary is agita- have if he wants a nomination at the
Mr. Frank Brown was over from the aloff in the barn last week. His head I I ting the water question again, it would next republican convention.
struck the stancheon, breaking his jaw
Grove on Wednesday.
If Bro. Eddy wa3 runninghis law office
! be perfectly in order to ask what has be-
We do not like to be hard on
A good chinook salmon net for sale bone and knocking his teeth out.
| come of the gentleman who was granted with a combination of brain and water
Mr. and Mrs. A. Watt and daughters I a water franchise and was going to com- power we don’t think he’d be advocating
cheap at W. E. Page’s.
The board of county commissioners i left for Portland on Friday. It is feared , raence work on a new iron system within shutting off the water power. But, then, anyone, but we do insist in being
that Miss Bella Watt's eyes are in a very I thirty days. The only outcome that we he is aware that some of the home-made
will meet next Wednesday.
precarious condition, and to consult a can see is that this ‘‘unknown’’ indivi- water motors are thirsty affairs and it j treated fairly.
Therefore^ insist
Messrs. Fred Strong and Wells Gilbert, I
specialist was the object of the trip.
takes
quite
a
stream
of
water
to
keep
|
ual
worked
Bro.
Watson
for
the
purpose
of Portland, are in the city.
The best saw on earth. Use the Great of vvorkiug the city council to work his them going. However that may be, it’s on all accounts being paid at
Mr. JohnE. Miles and Dr. C. E. Stolte,
Western saws and you will soon be con- own scheme.
whose ox is getting gored, so if the Head­
of Portland, are in for a vacation.
vinced of this fact, for they are recognized ( Between sixtv and seventy applications light’s water power is shut off, we sin­ once.
The water company will let a contract to be the best saw now on the market. |()r memberthip in star )odge, A.O.U.W., cerely trust that those who advocate
in a few day for a new reservoir.
For sale at McIntosh &Nu.r s hardware hnve lxen inflf]e doring the pu,t fcw doing 60 will volunteer to turn the crank
Call and see the nice furniture and get store.
weeks, and it is expected that a consid­ for us. That’s only fair, and with Bro.
prices before buying.—W. E. Page. *
All kinds of house furniture, consisting erable number more of our citizens will Eddy’s judicial mind he would have to
Charles L. Thompson was declared a of bureaus, coinodes, bedsteads, chairs, also do likewise before Deputy Grand admit that he was up against it, for a
bankrupt ill Multnomah county.
tables, ccok and heating stoves, lied Master M. G. Wilkins leaves the city, few minutes tu. ning the crank would
Mrs. A. W. Fletcher and son were in springs, sewing machines, etc., cheaper thus enabling them to insure their lives ’ •»"" convince him that his argument was
from Oretown on business on Wednes­ than ever sold in Tillamook at W. E. for the benefit of their families. As the wrong and he would be the first person
charges for admission have been reduced to call tor water.
Page's.
day.
A nocturnal thief has been skimming
What's the matter with the boat to a minimum, “You had better hurry."
All the latest forms of Health and
the
cream from the milk put out over
with
the
service?
What's
the
matter
Accident Insurances.—“ C." Ben Ries-
Married, in Tillamook City, on Tues­
water system ? What's the matter with day last, Mr. Thomas F. Withrow to night by the dairymen in the Wilson
land.
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river district, consequently when the I
For sale at W. E. Page's store, a small the electric light system ? And what's Miss Jennie Olsen, of Fairview. The milk is taken to the factory the semi­
the
matter
with
Watson,
the
chronic
wedding took place at the residence of
armstrong cheese apparatus, all com
monthly test shows a surprising state
kicker ?
I Mr. I. F. Larsen, and the Rev. George E.
plete.
of affair at the lowness of the test. From
The
Tillamook
County
Sunday
School
McDonald,
pastor
of
the
U.
B.
Church,
School will commence iu district No. 10
what we can gather the thief has been
next Monday, with Mr. G. B. Lamb as Association will hold its annual con ven- I ^rformed the religious ceremony. The carrying on his depredations for quite a
tion in the Presbyterian church of this I young couple are well and favorably ,
teacher.
time, and, of course, it looked as though
Mr. Geo. Edmunds and son Howard city next Saturday and Sunday. The known throughout the county and all the parties whose milk had been tam­
Rev
C.
A.
Dotson
preaches
Sunday
even.
w
j
8
h
them
a
long
life
of
happiness
in
returned from a business trip to Portland
pered with were not gettinga square test
ing, his subject being “Reaching the Un-1 their married career,
last week.
at the factory. This nocturnal thief
reached.”
8. Elmore & Co. has sent the agent must have thought he had a good thing,
Mr. Jos. Edwards, of Chicago, is look­
Mr. U. S. Bryant was in the city Sat. here instructions : “ Please inform for the other right he only left the skim
ing over the situation with a view of
urday from Nehalem. He is counected your shippers that the strike in San milk in some of the cans. It is reported
locating here.
with the Wheeler Lumber Co. at that Francisco is still on. On shipments of that the thief got his ideas from the fake
Dr. T. P. Wise will remain in the city
place and it is the intention of the com­ 1 butter and cheese consigned to that Quakerdoctors. for it was after thesliow
as long as kept busy, and can be found pany to tie the boats up and shut down
! point, we must have instructions from was over that he did his work "milking"
at his dental office.
the mill until the strike in San Francisco the shippers to turn goods over to the the cans. It is also reported that a cer.,
$10 buys a good hard wood bedroom is ended.
I railroad, as that is the only means of tain party was seen on several occasions ,
set of three pieces—bureau, comode and
Studies will be resumed at St Alphon- communication open between Portland about midnight on a bicycle carrying a
bedstead, at W. E. Page's.
! sus Academy, Monday. September 2nd. I an(j §an Francisco. We cannot lie held milk can in his hand, and the
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Gilbert came in i In order to enter upon the work of the responsible for any shipments which re- onlv surprise to us is that the thief has
not lieeu |>eppered lull of lead. Some of
from Zanesville. O., to visit their son, I school year promptly, parents and main over on the dock here."
| guardians of new pupil, will plea«
T,I|nnlook COOIlt, nrvrr hn<1 „„trier those who have lieen victimized informs
Mr. E. K. Gilbert, of Beaver.
j us if the thief cannot make an honest liv.
.present them for class.ficat.on before!^
r
Mimmcr. ing, for him to call around and they will
Mr. George Day and wife and Mr.
Combined with this Tillamook county see that he does not want for anything,
Chas. Young and Miss Pearl Tite. of , September 1st.
tor there is no excuse for a man sttaling
| Unless the cannery men pay 35c. for nerrr before housed such a large hay crop I in Tillamook county when thereis plenty
Portland, were in the city on Sunday.
; Chinook salmon, 15c. for silversides and or produced snch an abundance of milk j of opportunities to procure work and a
Mrs. J. Gobtie removed to this city
! 5c. for chums, there is not likely to be a8 jt j8 doing this year. In spite of the 1 hundred and one wavs to make an easy
from Nehalem for tlie purpose of allow­
1 much fishing this year in Tillamook Bay [fact that the county is somewhat isolat- living.
ing her children to attend school here.
1 or the Nehalem river, for the men have ed and handicapped by transportion, I
It is expected that everything will 1« I decided upon those prices and from pre­ dairying is making rapid stride» every
straightened out so that Wist's saw sent indication will not fish without the year in Tillamook, the result of which is
mill can commence running again next cannerymen are prepared to accede to we have a prosperous, happy and con-
tented class of people, with, we are hap­
week.
j theirjfemand.
Be sure you it is the Mutual Life of Lzf^ed, on the 17th August, at the resi py to say, but very few kickers and
Mutual Life of New York, oldestT deuce of Mr. Ed. Lvster. at Spruce. Henry chronic giumblers. Can the newspapers
strongest and best.—“C.” Ben Riesland. L. Tucker, aged 71 years. 8 months and in the east and middle west chronicle
agent.
! 5 days. The deceased was an old resi- such a flattering state of affairs ?
Mr. D. McKelvey has u..earthed seve­
>
My stock is
Everyone, even the Children, knows that mv price, are right
For Sale, a five roomed house in this dent of this county, and the relatives of
it complete in most every detail.
detail,
_™
___ Mv stock
Account Books, all sizes, kinds and qualities ; Memo Books, Inks,
citv. with two lots and barn; also two 1 the deceased wish to thank Mrs. Stephens ral ledges of quartz near the " ilson
and always the lowest.
L-, includes
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all makes and colors Tablets, Envelopes, Pencils, Slates, Sponges, Crayons, Pin. and Office Supplies of all sorts.
lots in Hays' addition.—See J. 8. aud those living in the neighborhood river road on this side of the Coast
who gave tbeir assistance and kind sym range of mountains, some of which as­
Stephens.
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I
sayed as much as 34,35 to the ton.
Mrs. and Miss Mary Bird, of McMinn­ pathy.
The ledges are several feet thick. Vester,
There
was
a
chapter
of
accidents
at
the
ville. who have been visiting in this city,
day he brought several la rge pieces of the
left for their home on Tuesday. Several Biggs’ logging camp on Mondav. (reo- quarts to the citv
piece at this
rge
Biggs,
while
hauling
logs
with
a
four
of the young people gave Miss Birdasur-
office for those is
V n mining to
horse
team,
struck
across
a
log
and
was
prise party at the residence of Mrs. Hy.
not a prncti ;
j thrown over into a small gulch and had inspect. Mr. Me
Alder nan on Monday evening.
Hardware, Tinware,
Heating Stoves & Ranges,
Gioenes on the Market ?
PAINTS, OILS, GLA
SASH and DOORS
Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc
We have a full line of LADIES’ and
GENE'S DRESS SHOES
Loggers
She
O O
_ „ _
Goods
Groceries, Floui
Feed.
LADIES’ AND (¡ENT.'S
11 OSI
J. A. TODD & CO
TILLAMOOK. OB
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
And STATIONERY
I. CLOUGH