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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1901)
Vol. XIV MtaÒligM. No. 27. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, DECEMBER 12, -SS-XEE-i-ss- SJ’* i If you want the Best Saw made, get the Simonds. Do not be deceived in saws which are represented just as good as Simonds. The Saw which took the Grand Prize at the Paris Exposition. Hardware Tinware Heating Stoves & Ranges PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, SASH and DOORS Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc. TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS 1901 or cares very little whether he boycotts the electric light plant or uot. f $1.50 per year Bilking Uncle Sam. Barge C. H. Wheeler Saved For every fifty-six miles traveled the The lumber barge C. H. Wheeler, As most oft he federal office holders are which went ashore last week at Yaquina, Government pays to the railroads for more or less identified with politics, they has been floated and the tug left to-day transportation of the mails at the rate are in a quandary how to take the noti- I to tow her back to Nehalem. of 8 cents a pound. For the same service fication that thev must sever their con the express companies pay but 1 cent a nections in taking a prominent part Tillamook Public School. pound In addition to this extortion, in polities. As most of them |inow which the Government pays a rei t d of $5000 a The report of Tillamook Public School year for each postal ear. the building side of the bread is buttered it will not take them long to conform to the notice for month ending December 6th, 1901 : cost of which is but $3,500. The average in a modest wav, but having dabbled hie of a postal egr is twenty years. 3 A u into politics so long some will overstep Here then is an opportunity for needed « S OB the mark, and as President Roosevelt is retrenchment by which the Postoffice .M U s « y Department could save not less than C X X I U a man who means what he says and will x *3 c x VQ g Q C Q not be trifled with, weshould not be sur-1 "x C 5 $30,900,(MM) a year. prised to find that he will havetodecapi- j -X - tate a number of the federal officers lie- foiehecan make them all toe the line Mrs. Hays...... 738 73 4 21 41 WILSON RIVER Postmasters, no doubt, will eventually Miss Newell ... 893 17'4 2 32 48 2 34 +4 Here we are again. be notified to keep mum about politics, i Miss Cooper... 900 2314 Mrs.Se vera nee 734 36 1 26 51 which appears almost an impossibility. Considerable carpenter work has been B. 0, Snuffer... 642 17'4 0 25 37 done of late, still there’s more to fol Some few people, who want to manip low. ulate the political wires for their own Third mo. this Wilson River cheese factory is in run year.............. 3907 166% 9 138 221 205 ends, are busy figuring out who thev will ring order, and will continue so during put up for county officials just as though Third mo. last year .............. — 131 +4 133 219 201 the winter months. they had the solid republican vote safely B. 0. S ni ffer , Teacher. tucked away iii their vest pocket. Most As we are not always so fortunate in republicans are not saying much but are securing a successful teacher, the direc sawing wood over the recent county tors obtained the consent oft». B. Lamb After the Peddlers. court rumpus. When, however, the time to extend bis term two months longer, arrives for them to attend the primaries The County Court is alter peddlers, and with the assistance of Miss Mary and republican convention, the present with blood in its eye, says the Pendleton Hanson, he is conducting an unusually political wire-pullers will be lip against a Tribune. The steel range men and buggy successful school. pugnatious sentiment which will relegate traders have been required to pay the The taxpayers in this vicinity ‘are be them and their “silent partner” arrange peddlers’ license required by law, and ginning to think there is a “nigger in ments to oblivion. We do not think the taxes on the goods thev shipped into the , the woop pile,’’ and that it is about republicans of this county arc in that county, wherever possible. These com- 1 time to hustle him out, if the editor has frame of mind to be dictated to as to I panics were traveling the county from i to make know’ll the truth. We approve whom they shall vote for, for if that is to I north to south and east to west and the Headlight's stand on the silent part lie the case thev may keep on sawing selling their goods at big prices on long ner business. wood and make proxies of the political 1 time without interest. Three carloads wire pullers to run the whole business. ' of steel ranges were sold at $70 each to NEHALEM. And then seethe taxes go skyward again. I farmers and stockmen, and a large num- j lier of buggies were disposed of. This The Nehalem Literary Society re-or At the meeting of the friends and mem bers of the M,E. Sunday school held to was considered an injustice of local ganized last Thursday night, to meet make arrangements lor Christmas en dealers throughout the county who pay weekly in upper town. tertainment. the following committees taxes and contribute to the good of the The Harrison finally got out on Fri were elected : Program, T. H. Goy lie community. Thev spend their earnings day last. Harbor has been much the 1 here and assist in the upbuilding of the and Mrs. Beals; getting trees, E. Worth safest place the past two weeks. county ’ s industries. The outsiders come ington and John Brant ; placing trees, The cables off the two donkey engines U. Latimer and B. H. Hathaway ; de 1 in with goodsand smooth-tongued sales- are being taken away to be used in ef corations, Mrs. Be ds, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. ' men, and by making easy terms they forts to get the barge Wheeler off the G. Worthington. Mrs. E. Worthington. make heavy sales. They then discount spit at Yaquina. Mrs. Stanley, B. H. Hathaway, John I the notes they take, ami leave the Oscar Bergman hist a new jack-screw, Brant, W. Latimer. J. Freeman and S. county without contributing a dollar bv the capsizing of a boat in the South McCargar ; collecting and expending to its wealth or encouraging its growth Fork on Tuesday. monev, T. H. Govne and B. H. Hatha ( and development. Both concerns com- Miss Pearl Briscoe commenced school way ; po|K’orii, Mrs. Govne and class; I plained at the tax and license and tlireat- filling boxes, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Hatha i ened tQ fight them in the courts But in the Blyback district on Monday. way, Mrs. Svkes and G. B. Lamb : re thev finally paid the assessments anil Miss Mollie Alley is staying with her ceiving presen is, Stella Nelson, Ida Wat went their wav rejoicing. One company sister. Mrs. Louis Ludtke. son and Maggie Clarke ; removing pre j employed nine men ami eight teams and sents, G. B. Lamb, T II. Govne, W. Lat wagons Their horses were fed in the The William McKinley National Arch ; imer and F. Worthington ; calling names. | open air or in an old barn rented tem Association has determined to change its ! Rev. G. Sykes and F. R. Beals ; distribut porarily, and as little money was spent plan of operation, and to appeal to Con ing presents, Dot Stephens, Ida Govne, | as possible among the people of the coun gress instead of the public for the erec ty. The last carload ol steel ranges that Stella Nelson and Ida Watson. reached town was found by the Assessor tion of the proposed McKinley memor ial at Washington. before the ranges were distributed. That fine stock of winter oveacoats her of signers. The court did not make lias just arrived at Cohn’s. any change. The last boat brought in a few cases The united revival services, which have See Sturgeon’s mamoth holiday stock. of new clothing for Cohn & Co. * been going on at the United Brethren Twenty cases of shoes just receivecl|at church for two weeks’are being well at The young people have decided to re- Cohn’s. organize their club and will meet Friday tended. Good piece of tide land.—“ C.” Ben evening in Todd’s hall for that purpose. Those in the vicinity of Beaver will Riesland. Mr. Howard Cary contemplates put- find a nice assortment of candies, nuts, Three dairy farms to rent. Apply to ting up a building near Grayson’s barn toys and Christmas goods to select from to be used by him as a plumber and tin at the Beaver Store.—D. T Edmunds, Beals Bros. proprietor. A. T. White, manager. * shop. Excellent values in millinery at Mrs. Aspirants for county officesappear to Dr. Bartel's youngest child has been Sturgeon’s. very ill with croup in Portland. He ex be multiplying. Men who cannot run Mr. S. C. Larsen was down from Ne pects his family as soon as they are able but make failures of their own businesses halem this week. need not apply at the republican county to travel. Children’s mackintoshes at cost at I I have a few all wool coats and vests convention. They’re too much of an ex- ; pensive luxury to meddle with. Reinem- Mrs. Sturgeon’s. 1 for l>ovs 12 to 15 years old. I will sell ' ber this when you pay your taxes. Creamery liver bottom, dairy ranches. at $2.50. Call soon before they are gone. Mr. R. M. Watson, the “bolter” from - .V. E. Page. —“C.” Beu Riesland. the city caucus and who was elected Mr. Gibson. lately from Kansas, has 'councilman for the fourth ward under S inta Clause has again established his rented the W. G. Kelso property from circumstances which indicate that bri- headquarters at Sturgeon’s. Mr. C. A. Svenson and moved outo the , hery was used to elect him, is not eligible Woolen underwear for ladies and place la-it Monday. I to take his seat as he is not a freeholder children at Mrs Sturgeon’s. A Contrast. Sole leather, lace and harness leather, ¡according to the letter of the city char Mr, Alex. McDonald was down from awls, wax, shoe thread, shoe nails, shoe ter. Articles have been filed incorporating! Nehalem on Wednesday. knives, 1 mibcr and leather cement, etc., Election of officers in Alder Camp, No the Nehalem Cheese Ni Butter Factory, 319. Woodman of the World, were as j of Nehalem, with capital slock amount The city ordinance comp Is people to cheap al \V. E. Page's. follows : Consul Com., Otto Heins ; ad- 1 ing to $3,000. The incorporators arc keep up their cows on the 15th. I have just received a few more of those viser lieut., C H. Woolfe ; banker, I’.W. B. A. Todd, Henry Told ami Fre<l Za«l- I Miss Nevada Grayson returned from a combination cobbler’s outfits for slioe- Todd ; clerii, A. G. Reynolds ; escort, dach. We hope this factory will be a making and harness repairing, Call and visit on tile outside on Monday. Kaspar Scidappi, jr. ; watchman, |. success and liecotm. perinanent, not only sec them.—VV. E. Page. Waldvogal ; sentry, Andrew Anderson ; so, but will be instrumental 111 causing a Mr. Geo. Cohn returned from a busi An effort is to be made to take the manager, John Wilson. greater interest and activity in dairying ness trip to Portland on Monday. at Nvhalem. There is a marked con lumber bai g< ;e C. H. Wheeler off the beach Election of officers in Star lodge, No trast between the south end of lhe coun Four acres of land, large house ami at Yaquina, , which, after being aband- 76, A.O.U. W„ on Monday was as fol. ty in this res|>ect to that of the north barn, in city limits.—“C.” den Riesland.* oned al sea, went ashore theie. lows : Master Workman, C. F. Burton ; part of the county In the south part The Ocean Wave Prohibiti in Alliance foreman. J. E. Freeman ; overseer, Ed. creameries have multiplied very mpidlv, Piaiiie land in any quantity, at reasonable iiguns.—“C. ’ Ben Riesland. * has postponed the meetings until Janu Worthington ; recorder, E. Hoag ; with the result that has not only caused a ary next, but members are requested to financier, Chas. A. Johnson ; receiver, F. scene of industrial activity, but they have I Died, on Tuesday evening, the infant pav their monthly due as usual. L. Sappington ; guide, Geo. H. Benson ; enhanced the value of dairy farms and , child of Mr. Lawrence Sanders, aged 10 Call in and see the ’Xmas goods at inside watchman. S. Lowry ; outside dairy lands. That of itself is enough to days. Ì Ralph Acklev s. Games ol all kinds. ' e watchman, Ira Tomilson ; trustee, J. 8. convince one ol the progress made in the Mr. Jos. Guptill is down from Nehalem have a gameboard with 100 games. The Stephens. south part of the comity in dairying, on account of the saw mill being closed crown boards are the latest out. Election of officers in Tillamook lodge, bringing in a good revenue every month down. which is causing improvements to be I have a few more of those new drop No. 290, Fraternal Union of America, on Cohn & Co. have beyond a doubt got head, late improved singer sewing ma Monday, resulted as follows: Fraternal made on the farm and in the home. It is a steady prosperous growth. Ami there the greatest lines of Holiday goods in chines w l.icli other iigcnis sell lor $65 master, Lillie M. Heins ; justice, Louis is no reason wny the Nehalem ami that the city. * uiid 875. ami which I oiler for « de at $35 Blybach ; secretary, Otto Heins ; trea section of the county should lag behind Engraving a specialty at the New if sold before the new vear.—W. E. Page. surer, Wrn. Olsen ; guide, I’erlev fliett ; I when other parts ol the county are pro guard, Mary H. Wilt ; truth, M. A. Kim Jewelry Store. All work done same day All that it The steamer Sue II. Emorecame in on ball ; mercy, M E. Olds ; protector. D. gressive and wide awake you leave it. ** Saturday with freight from Astoria and Page ; sentinel. Geo P. Wilt ; stewards, requires in the north part of the county is a little more push, concentrated effort, Arrangementt are being made for a left again on Monday. Her passengers J. 11. Ellison and C. A. Bailey. broadness in thought and action, and a Christmas entertainment at the Chris were Rose Jerome, R. Crawford, R. L. Mr. J. D. Ed wards is headed for Tilla united pull in one direction. The factory tian church. Wade, Mrs. Paulsen and John Heaghney. >«r. .............................. . ............. at Nehalem will lie a success if that kind mook. for he lias removed from Ashland When out shopping dont miss the New Horseshoer C. H. Woolfe v ill move to Portland. Like all Tillainookers who 1 of a spirit can |>ermeate the atmosphere I Jewelry Store, you will find lot of fine bis shop to his building on the next have gone away for awhile, he will soon We hojie it will, and that the people in presents there. street, as the building lie now occupies return, for there's an election next June, the north part of the county will now Full blooded Jersey cow for sale. Came has been leased by Mr. C. Ben Riesland, and being one of those democratic war realize what rapid strides are lieing made ti fresh five weeks since. Apply at the who will improve it by converting it into horses who has always a brood smile on in dairying in other section of the coun offices. Ins countenance beforeele< lion, the demo ty, with the result that they will want to deadlight office. The best saw 011 earth. Use the Great crats of Tillamook will lie glad to see participate in the wealth and ¡»rosperity Any amount of money to lend on im ol the county. Creameries nt Nehalem him back for the next political fight. proved farms at very lowest rates of in- Western saws and you will soon be con and vicinity mean more monev in circu vinced of this fact, for they are recognized erest.—B. L. E ddy . A letter reached us after we went to lation, more business for the merchants, to be ti e best saw now on the market. Call at Page's store and see the new For sale at McIntosh & McNair’s hard press last week which staling that “On improvement in dairy farms with larger 1 he 21st nil . at the resilience of Mr. W. dairy herds, demand for good roads and hrnimre, and you will be surprised at ware store. H. I. isom. on the South Fork of the Ne the telephone and a rural mail service, he bargains he offers. The lies collected by County Clerk H. halem a double wedding took place, an increase in the value of projierty and Preparations are being made for the Mason for recording deeds lor the month when his son and daughter were mar dairy farms and dairy lands. There are isual Christmas tree entertainment at ol Novcmlier amounted to $148.50, and ried. Rev. I. Pulliam, pastor of the M.E. always difficulties to contend with every this should give some idea of 1 lit work in chiircli, muted in the holy bonds of mat- where. There will fie difficulties to con he Presbyterian church. Dr. W. Tatom, the painless dentist, is that office simple recording and the rev tiinonv. Mr. AHn-rt Easom ami Miss Liz- tend with, at Nehalem and everv where | zie Riltcnlioiise and Mr. Oren Maddux else, but happy is the people who t the Larsen house and prepared to do enue it brings in. You save money by having your bill and Miss Effie Easom. There was a can pull together with determination to 11 kinds of dental work. large company of relatives and friends surmount them. The |ieople in the south heads, 1 it r heads, envelopes, etc., print TI e change in the weather on Tuesday present ami it was a very pleasant occa- of the county have done so. and there is ritli another opportunity to peep at Old ed at the Headlight print shop. We have sion. Presents were numerous and val- no reason why the north part cannot do received a new supply of large envelops, nl was an agreeable change. the same. We hope the incorporation of white and Manila, in fine quality. You uable.” [Now is the time to select ’Xmas, pre- save $1 on KMX) 6% envelopes. Because the J. A Taft Co. gave the the Nehalem company will l»e the means Headlight a two bv four job of printing of bringing about the priuqieroiis con rtits. See the Stirling and Ebony novel The masquerade ball, which was an Connci I man-elect Watson got mad and dition there which exist in other sections es at the New Jewelry Store. nounced for Christmas eve. lias lieeii ordered his electric lights cut off at his of the county. Sturgeon’s is the place to buy holiday changed and will take place on Christ- office and residence, and not wishing to >oils because he has the stock to select mat night at the opera house. Tickets stand anv of his bluster, it did not take Pianos and Organs. om and at reasonable prices. can l>e obtained of Sol Smith at Leach's Henry Crenshaw many seconds to sever Anv person desimig a fine piano or the current after receiving orders to do We have money to loan on farm pro- meat market or of Ralph Ackley. rrty at a low rate of interest.—Apply The county court and Couutv Superin so. Mr. Taft is a wide awake, enterpris-1 organ can l>e accommodated by calling on M. M. Melvin, representing the Allen > Beals Brothers, Tillamook City. tendent Lamb eonsiilered a petition on ing business man. and I icing able to get .„„...... k » ... a better job on nicer material and at less | ¿t Gill»ert Music House, who has a fine Saturday to change the boundaries of Revs. R. Y. Blalock and C Mills were \\ liicli there money at the Headlight job office, wc do j assortment of instruments in the Olsen degates from Tillamook at the prohibí, school district No. 32. to v. L-J. building. was a remonstrance with an equal num- ; not think he can lie bulldoze«] by Watson on convention in Portland hist week. Under Wear We want to call your attention to our STOCK OF UNDERWEAR. The Winter is coining need NICE We have underwear of aii KINDS. For MEN. women and CHI EDEN. ÍÍ Come and see us before buying NEW CLOTHING, NEW SHOES, and a full Line of GROCERIES. ••••••••• J. A. TODD & CO. I 1 CLOUGH’S HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT y CHRISTMAS DISPLAY is now Open for Inspection, and whether you buy or not, it will be a pleasure for me to sb i BRUSH & COMB SETS I have a variety that is impossible to describe, bnt I have them in all prices, ranging from li.oo to • 13.0a DRESSING CASES. 11 of my Holiday Goods are New 3 Old Stock or Shop Worn Goods ! i POCKET BOOKS, PURSES. Make an elegant, inexpensive gift and one that is desirable and useful. My prices run from I5cts. to $4.50 each. I have the largest and best selected stock ever in the city. LEATHER GOODS ,ny Whole Assortment THE BALANCE ’XMAS. < »urf 'j* PRESENTS I hâve ton large an assort ment to «|>eak of in detail, but 1 Ain Headqnsrters for PEREUMES, American & Impurted BRUSHES of ail kind», ’ C A M ER AS itPhotographes’Supplies, VIOL1NS, Guitars and Mendolins *
