Tillamook headlight., August 28, 1902, Image 1

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Vol. XV
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, AUGUST 28,
McCormick & Deering Mowers and Rakes.
Harford,
Columbia, P
Rambler,
and
Ideal
BICYCLES
The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans.
Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash and Doors
All Plumbing and Tin Work Promptly Attended to.
Wagons, Buggies, and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS
â
íi.50 per yesr
There is a disposition on the part of I Wants to Rent a Dairy Farm
those who are interested in base ball to i
Wanted, to rent, a stock or dairy farm,
form a league for Tillamook county. As
would take stock on shares. Write at
this is the proper thing to do, for in the
once, stating terms.—O. A. Kruse, Salem,
formation of a good organization it will
Oregon. _________________
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be better for all concerned. It may be a ,
little late in the season to start a league,
Big Bargain in Dairy Farms.
but probably this is as good a time as I
any when there is some interest taken in
This is an opportunity seldom met
the national game. We believe there are with to buy two fine dairy farms at a
enough enthusiasts to take hold and bargain, both situated at Blaine, in the
make a success of it, ami when they do South part of Tillamook countv ;
this then the general public will be as­
Dairy farm, 159 acres, 15 acres in mea-1
sured they are going to see some good dow, which cut 20 tons of hay this sum- ‘
ball games, which they would be glad to mer, rest in timber and biush, small
pay admission if the league had enclosed house, barn and orchard. To be sold for
grounds.
$700 ; or $300 down and $400 on mort­
As the board of equalization will meet gage.
in October the matter *»f the assessment
Fine Dair> Farm, 100 acres of rich
of timber claims should not be over­ bottom land, 40 acres of which in mea­
looked. We have several times referred dow and about 40 acres in timber, good
to this. The Telegram says : “Since house, three barns and orchard. To be
timber claims have become so very val­ sold for $3,000, or $1,800 down and
uable, why should they not be taxed ac­ $1,200 on mortgage.
cordingly ? That they are mostly own­
This is a snap for the money and sel­
ed by nonresident capitalists and specu­ dom met with in Tillamook county, as
lators is no reason for assessing timber the own is only putting it in the market
lands at one-tenth or even one-quarter for the reason he has to go south. There
their value. The various assessors in is about $800 worth of barberry bark
the timbered counties of Oregon ought on the places. Near good school ami
in future to study into this matter, and only one mile from creamery.
make these people, who are growing rich
If you mean business and want to buy
through Oregon timber, pay their full this snap, call at the Headlight office.
share of taxes.”
Real estate agents arc somewhat dis­
appointed this summer because there is
little demand for real estate, there being
but few persons inquiring for dairy farms
or town property, and from the present
outlook it does not look as though there
is likely to be any great rush for estate in
Tillamook this year. This is to be re-
greted, for there is not a better county
in Oregon where new comers can find as
profitable an industry as in Tillamook.
Probably this will cause somewhat of a
slum in farm and city property where it
is held too high. Let us hope, however,
that Tillamook will obtain some of the
immigration which is coming to Oregon
this fall, and if it does, it may put more
life in the real estate business.
School Supplies.
I am representing the Century School
Supply Company <>t Chicago, and un in
a position to furnish the supplies at half
price. Samples of maps, charts, etc., on
hand lor inspection.
F. 1>. V incent .
»10 REWARD.
I will pay $10 Reward for informa­
tion leading to the arrest and conviction
of any person or persons, who from the
date of this publication
are found
tampering with, defacing or removing
any of my advertising signs in Tilla­
mook County.
Signed,
c. BEN RIESLAND.
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BANK.
( incorporated ),
TILLAMOOK
CITY,
ORE.
PAID UP CAPITAL, »10,000.
A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
Directors-M. W. H arrison , W. W.
C urtiss , B. L. E ddy .
Cashier ;—M. W. H arrison .
Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi­
ties of all kinds.
The best saw on earth. Use the Great
Dr. O. H. Davenport, dentist, will he
in his office in Tillamook City from the Western sayvs and you will soon be
convinced of this fact, for they are re­
1st to the 15th of each month.
$2.00 buys a $2 50 hat at Todd’s.
Messrs. Alex, and Robert Watt return­ cognized to be the best saw now on the
A $12.50 suit for $10.00 at Vodd’s.
ed from Montana on Saturday, where market. For sale at McIntosh & Mc­
Bargains in lots. “C.” Ben Riesland.*
they had gone to look after their oil Nair’s hard-ware store.
Fine ice cream at any time at Vogler’s lands in that state.
Mrs. Guv Reynolds having accepted the
Bakery.
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Olsen & Co. are moving their stock of agency for man tailored ladies’ suits,will
Take your county warrants to Todd furniture into the store where Vogler’s now fit all suitsordered through Mrs. M.
& Co.
bakery was, and the latter has moved I. Gillette. Perfect fit guaranteed. Mrs.
The public school opens on the 15th of into the store next door.
Gillette can be found at the Larsen house
September.
We are glad to hear that Mr. John and will be pleased to show her styles to
Mr. W. J. Reynolds was in the city Sheets and family, who met with the ladies of Tillamook county.
from Dallas.
serious accidents last week, are improv­
The tug Geo. R. Vosburg, which has
Mr. J. Tompkins, of Dallas, was in the ing as well as can be expected.
been down in Nehalem Bay since last
city this week.
When you want to know anything Friday, has succeeded in getting the
Mr. F. G. Coleman and wife, of Port­ about the Oregon Fire Relief Association stranded lumber schooner C. H. Mer­
Assistant Commissioner W. A. Rich-
call upon or write J. S. Stephens, who is chant started off Nehalem bar, and there ards. of the General Land Office has
land, are in the city.
are some prospects now of saving her. rejected the appeal
of Charles E
Walter B. Dillard, of Eugene, was in the agent for Tillamook county.
Dr. Wise is now at his office and will remain until the 25th
Mrs. Nettie Stephens lost a gold chain She is resting in several feet of sand.
ria vs, in 10 of his contests. The con-
the city on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Hughes are in from testees against whom Hays had con­ j only.
A new bell for the Presbyterian church at the ball game on Sunday, and going
back to the field some time after the game Forest Grove on business and pleasure. tests are : Shelley M. Bavley, William
arrived on the Elmore.
Extraction of teeth absolutely without pain by the use of
was over, was fortunate in finding it.
While here Grant has converted the tele­ E. Marlin, Henry Crenshaw, Annie
Mr. Matt Morrison was down from
nitrous
oxide gas. Also other methods employed for painless
Tone,
Millie
A.
Coles,
Alma
Barker,
phone
line
between
this
city
and
Forest
The evidence in. the Tillamook timber
Nehalem on Thursday.
contest cases, which was postponed last Grove into a telegraph line, which will Erick Erickson, William E. Easoin, extraction of teeth.
Mr. W. W. Bristow, of McMinnville,
week, was taken on Tuesday, Attorney be the first line of that description in John E. Em bum and William Baker,
All dental operations performed with the least possible pain
was in the city on Friday.
Tillamook county. The line will continue When these cases were set for hearing
T. H. Govne typewriting the evidence.
and
work
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The board of county commissioners
Hays
appeared
and
asked
lor
a
contin
­
Portland people who registered at the to be used as a telephone line, and to
will meet on Wednesday.
uance
on
the
ground
that
a
stipulation
make
the
system
more
complete
a
new
Allen house on Monday were Messrs. J.
Mr. C. E. Grimes, of Everett, Wash., W. Farquhar and sons, Jas. W. Green, E. switch board has been put in at Tuttle’s existed between the contestant and con-
testee, that the testimony adducted in
was in the city Wednesday.
S. McCoy, C. D. Beale, and C. E. Klon- office.
the case of Charles E. Hays vs. Egbert
Mrs. T. P. Wise and soil left for her click.
Justice Alley had a replevin case before
D. Severance should be understood as
home in Portland last week.
I have just completed arrangements him on Monday which was tried by a given in the rest of the contests. The I
Messrs. N. B. Perkins and L. A Hatch­ with an old established Loan Association jury. The action grew out of a horse i local officials denied the motion of Hays
elder were in from Hillsboro.
lor the placing of loans in Tillamook trade between John Hathaway and W. and dismissed the contest, and Hays ap­
Rev. C. P. Metzler v ill preach at River- county. When in need of money “C.” B. Aiderman, in which George Grayson pealed to the department.
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figured in a three corner trade, hut after
Ben Riesland
dale on Sunday next at 3 o’clock.
it had been made, Alderman refused to
Rev.
A.
R.
Griggs,
of
Hoquiam,
Wash.,
Messrs. Otto Johnson and A. Anderson :
Vacant Government Land.
consumate it. Hathaway had given his
formerly
the
pastor
of
the
Presbyterian
were in from Astoria on Saturday.
horse
up,
and
in
the.
meantime
Alder
­
church of this city, will preach next Sun­
80 acres, 20 acres of which is the best
Ralph Ackley’s new store, opposite I.
man’s horse died. The jury gave Hatha­
bottom land, 20 acres first and second
i day morniug in Bay City and in the even
F. Larsen’s, will soon be completed.
way a verdict against Aiderman for $45,
ing in Tillamook.
bench, balance hi>,h hills, with heavy fir
$1 damages and costs,
Howard Cary has moved his plumbing
timber; % of mile from river, nice clear
Instead of coming to Tillamook for
shop into the store on Second street.
j Mr. Alfred Holman, a verv prominent creek running through the same, good
target practice, the Twenty-sixth bat­
Ladies dress and fancy goods in end­ tery of artillery has gone to the Sandy to Oregonian and one of the principle wri- main road ,’4' D’ile from first line,
less varieties just received at Cohn’s.
80 acres, good view of ocean, 10 acres
shoot off its muuth and kick up a lot of . ters on the editorial staff of the Oregon-
I ian, came in via the Wilson River route level, balance high bluffs covered with
A fine stock of new clothing just re­ noise and smoke.
' upon an inspecting tour of the Countv. heavy timber, V2 mile from road.
ceived from a New York factory nt
I have just listed a choice 40 acre tract
i He will go to Nehalein and examine the
120 acres, bench and high hills, covered
Cohn’s.
of bottom land, two miles from town on
Messrs. A. B. Caples and F. Hinman, the Trask river, with all cattle and im- coal and timber resources there and it is with heavy timber, % mile from river.
I hoped will go out by way of Nestucca
120 acres, IV2 million feet first class
of Forest Grove, were in the city Wed- p|ements, at $3,500. Don’t miss this.
and Woods. His visit is something of an timber, fir and spruce, balance hemlock
nesday.
“C.” Ben Riesland.
event to the County. During his stay in and cedar, Vi mile from river.
A cool drink of soda water is delicious
___ stallion
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The trotting
Duke of _________
Portland the city he will be the guest of Mr. and
170 acres, 2Vi million, cedar fir and
and healthful. You can get it at Vogler’s which has a good reputation in Tilla-
| Mrs. Thayer.
hemlock.
Bakery.
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mook, is now at Grayson & McNamer’s ’
160 acres, 4 million, hemlock.
Ì The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on
Twenty-five cases of the celebrated , stable, and will remain there until Sept,
160 acres, 5 million, hemlock and some
Saturday with freight and passengers
Buckingham & Hecht boots and shoes 15th.—J. H. McNamer.
and left again on Monday. Those who cedar.
at Cohn’s.
* ‘ A suit was filed m the circuit court on jcame
f
160 acres, 3Vi milliort, mixed.
in on her were A. Watt, H. Watt
The lumber schooner South Coast ar- Tuesday, in which McIntosh & McNair | and son, Wnymon. Toumburr, C. E.
160 acres, 4Vi million, mixed.
160 acres, 5 million, mixed.
rived on Wednesday to load lumber at sues J. W. Buckles for $89.75 on a pro­ Klonclick, A. Andersan, Loeven Green, O.
missory note. Cooper & Botts are the Johnson and J. Adams. Outward bound
160 acres, 4 million, mixed.
Hobsonville, also the South Portland.
Apply to W. C. Bailey or C. Ben Riei.
passengers were Prof. Teuscher and wife,
Miss Georgie Wise, who has been visit­ attorneys for plaintiffs.
ing in this city, went out on the Elmore , There is a large attendance every even- Geòrgie Wise. C. Wells, Mr. Baker, Wil land, Tillamook City.
ing at the M.E. church, where the color-' liam Yetisek. M. W. Matheisen, Rev. G.
on Monday.
25 Cranberry Pickers Wanted
ed evangelists and singers continue to , Johnson, D. Edwards and wife, Mrs. M.
It is about time Fred was moving his
hold protracted meetings, assisted by • E. Hoxter.
real estate office and keeping up the per­
I will commence picking cranberries on
the pastor, Rev. G. Sjkes.
! Writing about railroads in Oregon, the the 8th of September, and will pay 75c.
petual motion.
The city dads did not go on a visit of Oregonian says : ’A little line of road is
Razor honing a specialty with Davis
per box for picking and give free pasture
inspection to the North fork of the Wil­ being actively pushed into the Nehalem
for horses. Can board a limited number
the barber, opposite the Allen house.
son river on Sunday to ascertain if that j country from Columbia City, a point on
of pickers. Board will be reasonable.
Price 25 cents.
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was a suitable place to procure water , the Columbia River some thirty miles
Will cheerfully answer any correspond
Mr. T. Sarchet will move his tailor for the proposed new water system.
below Portland. Another line is planned cnce.
shop to the store which is to be vacated
W. C. K ing , Sand Lake, Or.
i On the first of the coming month Dr. to connect Portland with the Lower Ne­
by Dr. Lawless.
Lawless, the optician, will move his halem and the long neglected 3 iliamook
Messrs. A. G. Lindberg, A. T. Jernstedt office to his residence one block west of country.” The Headlight thinks the
and Charles Lindberg, of C&rlton, were the Allen house. And Mrs. Lawless will writer should have said, “And the Tilla­
in the city Wednesday.
conduct her dressmaking at the same mook coufitrv. so long and foolishly neg­
Mr. J. W. Farquhar and two sons, of place.
lected by Portland.’’
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Portland, who have lumber interests in
A fire was reported in the timber on
The ball game on Sunday was between
A good many people have thought that a cough didn’t amount to much—most excellent
this county, are in the city.
the Wilson river about 30 from here, but , Mr. J. E. Sibley's eleven and that of Mr.
people whose friends were sorry to lose them. Now don’t make this mistake—a cough is the
Steamer Geo R. Vosburg came in with owing to the vigilance of the two fire Claude Thayer’s “colts.” As the former
first step toward serious and often fatal sickness ; stop it right there.
freight from Astoria on Thursday ami wardens in the mountains it was con­ team is the first nine.it was handicapped
Our Syrup, Tolu Tar and Wild Cherry, 25c., 50c., and »i.oo bottles, has proved a
left the next day for Nehalem.
fined to a small area and but little dam­ to the extent of two onts on their side to
marvellous cough stopper. If you’ve just begun to cough, the 25c. size will fix you ; if it’s
that of three by the “colts.” Both sides
Mr. W. L. Hem bra and Dr. W. Wise­ age was done.
an old cough, try a larger bottle. It always relieves, and except in the most desperate cases st
carver, of McMinnville, were registered
Mrs. Foland and family left for Salem i put up an interesting game, much to the
at the Allen house on Monday.
on Tuesday, where they will make their enjoyment of the spectators. Although
always cures.
And everything a well-stocked drug store ought to have, we have.
Why pay $75 for steel ranges from the future Lome. She receivedinformation i the game was not without errors, there
peddlers when you can get a better steel 1 last week that she had been granted a i was some good play, showing that the
Miss May Foland, , Tillamook l»ovs are no slouches when it
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range from McIntosh & McNair for $45 • widow's pension.
who has been working in the Headlight . tomes toplaying the national game. The
to $50 ?
i game started off in favor of the “colts,’’.
Cohn & Co ,the leading merchants, are • office, accompanies her mother and has
i but Mr. Sibkv^tenm managrd to creep
the first to reduce the price of dry granu- been promised employment as soon as
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' ahead and won with a score of 12 to 9. i
she
arrives
there.
ated sugar to $4.50 per sack.
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C. Ben Riesland,
The Leading Land
Agent of Tillamook Co
Painless
Dentistry
New Arrivals.
Our Fall Stock is coming in on every
boat.
This week we have received a part of
our Large Stock of
Furnishing Goods,
Men’s Pants,
Mackintoches,
Hats of al! KINDS.
TODD & CO.
STOP THAT COUGH.
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