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- Waòlight Tillamook TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER 9, $1.50 per year 1902 I were killed by his boy after they had ' Harry Mitchell, of Garibaldi, was in City Council Meeting. slain six of his best goats. 1 the city Tuesday. Council was called to order, Mayor Deputy U.S. Marshal Roberts came in 1 A large run of silver side salmon was Brodhead presiding. on Friday, and after serving papers on j reported in the bay Sunday. | Councilmen present: Grayson, Mason, Frank Severance, Fred C. Baker, M. F. 1 Elder T. H. Starbuck will hold meet- Reynolds and Sappington. Leach and Frant*Herrington to appear . ings in the Seventh Day Adventist I The following bills were allowed: before the U.S. grand jury in Portland Church, Saturday and Sunday even. I Clyde Clements Salary as marshall #45 °° today (Thursday), left the same evening | ings, beginning at 7:50. All are cordially Taft Company for electric lights 19 00 Ion the stage. His visit was anticipated, I invited. 10410 Thus. Coates salary as recorder ir and is in connection with a preliminary , Mrs. B. O. Snuffer left on the steamer Tillamook Water Co. for water 30.00 investigation by the United States grand ! Redonda last week for California, for the F. T. Bowen, Palace Hotel 1.50 80.00 jury of the alleged fraud and collusion in ^improvement of her health. She will re Wm. Eberman for gravel the Tillamook timl>er contests. We main there until next spring. Cohn & Company for merchandise i 90 and. 7.68 understand that a number of persons R. L. Wade for lights Wm. Easter drove out over the Wil. [ 1 will appear before the grand jurv who Taft Company for lumber 731 son river road Tuesday with M. F. Il 1 have not been subpoenaed. 4.00 Gus Ellison for night watchman Leach, Frank Severance and Frank 2.00 A. Ford for night watci man | Frank Simmons, formerly of North Herrington as passengers. 2.00 Al Perry for night watchman I 1 Yamhill, and son-in-law of Frank Mar. The Endeavor Society of the Christian W. H. Reynolds for gravel ? I tin, of Pike Valley, met with an accident •5<> Church will give an experience social, Grayson & McNamer for livery hire 4.00 jj ‘ near North Yakima, Wash., on Satur- ( the date of which vyill be announced h I day or Sunday last, which caused his i Mr. Riesland appeared before the coun later. In the meantime if young ladies cil in regard to license for Opera House s | death a short time afterward. No par- ask you for wood to pile, or and was met favorably by the council in I •1 | j ticukrs have been received, except that a should young men to wash dishes, it need not The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans. Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash and Doors. ; j breaking sihgletree struck him in the regard to same. surprise you, as the young people ex Ordinance No. 137 was passed. | stomach, causing his death. Mr. Sim. All Plumbing and Tib Work Promptly Attended to. pect to make money in any novel way Ordinance No. 138 whs passed. monds was a member of the Oddfellows a J ---- - ------- 1. __.i .1 1----- j and tell their experiences at the social. Wagons, Buggies, and AGRICULTURAE IMPLEMENTS. A petition for sidewalk to the council fh I I lodge at Tillamook, and --------- was well-known was submitted by the following petition Funeral and burial will be cared Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc [Ml | I 4 here. Sealed Bids. .-v —. at ♦ i this I, .-\1 4 V. .. 1 local .X . . .. 1 lodge today, ers: A E. Imbler, H. J. Isaacs, A. T. for place L. by the under directions of the Tillamook lodge, Sealed Bids will be received at the White, C. A. Johnson and J. N. Howard; interment being make at the Pike ceine. County Clerk’s Office up to and includ- fora sidewalk from the nw corner ofblk tery.—North Yamhill Reporter. ng November 4th, 1902. for the care 5 Millers Addition to ne corner of block James Ribble, wife and five children, and keeping per month of George Myers ,5 in Park Addition, and was authorized the recorder being authorized to notify drove from Portsmouth, Ohio, to Tilla a county charge. the parties so interested. H omkk M ason , mook, arriving here last week, He be- Shows, electric lights, water and side County Clerk. TILI/AMOOK JOTTINGS Chas. R. Orcherd and wife, of Port Mrs. W. W. Ridehalgh, of Astoria, came interested in thiscounty by reading walks were the principal topics of the land, were registered at the Allen House came in on the Elmore Monday and is the special edition of the Headlight, aifti Dated October Sth, 1902. “C.’’ Ben Riesland. staying at Garibaldi with her husband, drove that long distance to find out evening. Thursday last. By order of Countv Court. « A sidewalk on Second Avenue east was Purs at Mrs. Sturgeon’s. Mr. Chas. Soule, of Soule Bros., music who has charge of the Elinore cannery whether» the conditions were as repre ordered sometime ago but owing to a Jimmie Messner, of Trask, was in Sun house, of Portland, was in the city last there. sented in that edition. He is more than scarcity of material has not been built. The Famous clothing store was closed pleased with Tillamook, and in compari week on business. day. Fine icecream at any time at Vogler’s BARBER ANO HAIRDRESSER Miller’s all wool, perfect fitting cloth- last week. A writ of attachment to son with the country he has passed thro, Bakery. For Sale. ing for men, just received at Haltom’s collect $891.60, owed to Roberts John ugh in his lougjourney, thiscounty suits SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING son and Rand Shoe company was him best. When Mr. Ribble takes ano « Farm loans at 6 per cent. Apyly to Department Store. nailed on the door. A fine young horse, three years old in ther ride across the continent, that is if SHAMPOOING, E1C B. L. Eddy. * C. A. Bailey is around on crutches Spring, present weight about 1200 lbs. Mr. James Newman, an uncle of our he goes into the dairying business in this Farm loans 7 per cent. Apply to C. with a sprained ankle, the result of being respected townsman, E. W. Stanley, and county, it will be in a palace car on the I Electric Baths nicely fitted up. Good for Price $100. Write or phone S. Scovell, & E. Thayer. tipped out of a hay wagon. Nehalem, Oregon. his two sons Ervin and Hurley, with railroad, for that is the style the people persons suffering with rheumatism. Dr. T. P. Wise came in from Portland Messrs. J. C. Hurley and F. B. Rood, Nate Stanley, of Newberg, are visiting in of Tillamook travel. Monday. of McMinnville, came in over the North our midst. Dr Wise, the dentist, is now at his Cliff Mattoon, of Cloverdale, was up Yamhill road last Friday. The best saw on earth. Use the Great j Tuesday. It was Mrs Hv. Ely’s gold watch which Western saws and you will soon lie office, and will remain as long as busy. Seth F. Moon, of Blaine, weie in the was found last week, and the owner convinced of this fact, for they are re-1 Those wishing to see him, please call city last week. was glad to recover it. cognized to be the best saw now on the ! ear|y ,X> A. & Ayer, of Blaine, was up on busi- Mr. Chas. Burke and family, of Cen market. For sale at McIntosh & Me. j nes Friday last. tralia, Wisconsin, came in from Sheri, Nair's hard.ware store. The lumber schooner Redondo sailed • on Saturday for San Francisco with H. H. Ingalls, of Portland, was in the dan, over the Grand Ronde road. The store building on Main street, city thia week. . Dr. O. H. Davenport, dentist, will be which was formerly occupied by Olson's 800,000 feet of lumber and with a num W. R. Boffington, of Hobsonville, was in his office in Tillamook City from the furniture establishment has been thor ber of passengers, including Mr. O. C. Haslett, president ot the Truckee Lumber 1st to the 15th of each month. * in the city Friday. oughly renovated and painted inside and Company, Messrs. A. W. Kruger and D. Houses Rented and Taxes paid for non-Residentl. Ed. Leach and Ford Morris made a out; and will be occupied by Mr. D- T. Yon can get the latest in millinery at I. Nosziger, Mesdames N. A. Kruger, A. trip on the Upper Kilchis last week look Edmunds as a general merchandise store. Mrs. 8targe< hi s . * Gardner, O. C. Haslett, and Misses G. The steamer Sue H. Elmore ran into a Haslett and M. E. Victors, who came up Joe Droner, of Portland, was in the ing for deer and managed to kill six. The Vosbury towed the schooners fog Sunday off Nelialein and remained in the steamer on a pleasure and busi city last Snnday. J. Newell, of McMinnville, was in the Galante and Guide into Nehalem Mon outside that night. She crossed in Mon I ness trip. The Redondo was recently f day to load lumber at the Wheeler mill. day, and had the following passengers : built in the East for the Truckee Lumber first of the week. _ Mr. Ross, M. J Davis, C. Gilliert, T. P. Company, and is a steel vessel, burns oil, J. A. Abbot, of Forest Grove, was in The most complete line oilmen’s, boy’s Wise, A. B Allison, T B. Roland, J. Day, has o double hull, and carries 800,000ft. and misses and ladies heavy and dress the city last Snnday. N. Nelson anp Mrs. W. W. Ridehalgh. of lumber and has accommodations for Mr. Chas. Ray, of Cloverdale, came in shoes to be found at the Racket Store. * Henry Crenshaw has had very bad passengers. When she left on Saturday on business Monday. The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg brought luck of late with his horse and new bug she was drawing a little over 14 feet at Eugene France, the timber man, is in in the following passengers : A. E. Wilks, gies. Having had three runaways and the stern. L. Ganiaul, Mrs. R. Jacobs, P. Ceters, M. our midst once more. two smashups, which, lucky to say Rev. C. P. Metzler, pastor of the Pre- Sugal. Bom, to Mr. and Mr«. Ed Worthing have not broke any bones. His last bytcrian church, announced on Sunday Dance— ton, on Monday, a son. sinashup resulted in Henry parting com evening that about a month ago he At the Opera House- pany with horse and buggy to M. M. I offered his services for the foreign mission See Mrs. Todd for latest in millinery. Saturday evening, October 11 — Melvin, the piano dealer, for a piano, , field, and on Friday he received the infor New good ariving weekly. * Come everybody — • he in turn transferring the horse to Mr. mation that be had been accepted, and Mrs. Anna Anderson left on the Kruger Mrs. Howard Cary and family are vis Beals and the buggy to Wm. Stephens. that he would sail from Seattle on the Saturday for California. W. H. Boos left on Thursday to attend 18th of next month for China. He will Wm. Roenick, of Woods, was in the iting her mother, Mrs. Foland, at Salem. Mrs. Cary has been in poor health of the funeral of his sister, Mrs. I-eslie close his ministry in his city at the end «city on business this week. late. Greer, who died in Sacramento from the of this month, and a meeting of the mem A. B. Allison returned from a business Why pay $75 for steel ranges from the effects of a surgical operation. Deceased bers of the church is called for next Sun trip on the outside Monday. peddlers when you can get a better steel i was a daughter of Mr. J. G. Boos, had ( day morning to accept the resignation • Christian Hansen, of Balm, was doing range from McIntosh & McNair for $45 resided at Forest Grove nearly all her life and4omake application to the pres by - business in the city Tuesday. to $50 ? and had been married about eight, try for o new pagtor. Mr. Metzler’s re Mr. W. W. Curtiss, of Portland, came j signation was a surprise, as he was the Mr. Ross, cashier of the First National months. in on the stage Wednesday. The editor left for Portland on Tnes- pastor of a flourishing church and was Bank of Portland came in on the Elmore *' Walt J. Smith, of Wilson, was in the I ' and will spend a week or two fishing day on business, and will remain there a instrumental in doing good in this city. I and hunting. city the first of the week. ! week or so to visit old friends, so if the ' The members of the Presbyterian church Ed Kirchhof, of Fort Dodge, Iowa, Don’t miss this opportunity of looking 1 Headlight is a little more newsy and are sorry to loose Mr. Metzler. was in the city last Saturday. over the finest list of town propertv ever spicy than usual, our readers will know The town is potted for the Margarita If you wish to buy goods and get them produced in Tillamook County.—“C” that thedevilsare in charge of the editor's Fisher Company which will play for one right go to the Racket Store. Ben Riesland. * ' sanctum sanctorum and have their fight week commencing Monday October 13. ing dnds on ready for those who have a M. M. Lcarnard, who has been work C. Ben is to be congratulated for having Judge R, P. Boise and Miss Mae Boise ' kick coming. ing on the Wilson River bridge, has his secured such an able Company of players came in from Salem on Tuesday. Some 22 neighbors and friends met at numbering twenty people with band and D. I. Wofinger, of Los Angles, was reg finger in a sling, having mashed it with the home of Mrs. AuguMa Boyington at i(rche«tra" . This —' will give ' our city the istered at the Allen House last Friday. ' a crowbar. Bay City on Saturday evening to giye a prjvelege of seeing a traveling company Ladies'dress and fancy goods in end Miss Bella Watt closed teaching a suc- | farewell reception to Mr. and Mrs. Asa ofn:„it. changing the play every night. cessful term at Garibaldi last week and less varieties just received at Cohn's. * who and ¡utyotucing new singing and dancing Iccmmenced teaching at the Latimer' ] Hare, . . . are soon to . leave . . there . J. Countv Judge W. W. Conder is in the 1 . . . take up their residence in this city, -' The specialities. Seats now on sale at the school on Monday. 1 . . n city attending the board of equaliza 1 evening passed off very pleasantly, with 1 office of C. Ben Riesland. Six tickets, T. H Goviw want« A large quantity of ma,K gamCT and aocia| cha, -- tion Mr. and COTering ti,e entire series of one weeks Mr, Hare are hjMh|y le,|Mxtcd M. J. Davies, of Myer company of land «lathed near the mouth of Bewley If von I----- — - .------- Bav 1 plays will be sold for the price of five, Creek as soon as can be done. K y»» | Citv and their many fr.end. there «r« giyin)< onc free mght to everyone secur- Portland, was in the city the first of the 1 want a job, call on him. nrry to loose them from iheir midst. llt< „ tW|<t i() advan„ (^.tyOur , week. | The steamer Sue H. Elmore left for | Collector Robb has decided not to ap- rickets early as the demand promises to A fine stock of new clothing just 1 Astoria, Wednesday morning, with the ' point a deputy collector for the port at ; ceiyed from a New York factory be great. following passengers: Mrs. W. B. Green, Tillamook at present, there !>cing nobuai- ' Cohn's. ■ F. R. Brown and D. T. Roland. ness at that port.—Astoria Herald. As , Mr. E. K. Gilbert, of Spruce, was in 1 When yon want to know anything there would be only a limited amount of the city on business last Thursday and about the Oregon Fire Relief Association business for a deputy collector to attend I Friday. t I cell upon or write J. S. Stephens, who is I j to, the Herald ought to be better inform- A cool drink of soda water is delicious (the agent for Tillamook county. • j ■ ed than to sav there is “no businesa at and healthful. You can get it at Vogler s . that port.” ^Tell us. Bro. Curtiss, what ■ Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Hathaway and Bakery. Mr. and Mrs. Nels. Thompson left for the two lines of steamers are running be- 1 Twenty-five cases of the celebrated I have been appointed a depository for all the NEW TEXT BOOKS adopted by the California on Saturday, their numerous tween Tillamook and Asteria for, and Buckingham & Hecht boots and shoes the lumber schooners from California ? Iriends wishing them a pleasant time. Oregon State Board of Education, and will carry all the books adopted by them. at Cohn's. * Mr. Wm Bays and wife were in from Men ’ s fine all wool underwear for less Mr. Chas. Burke, of Centralia, Wis.. the south end of the county last Friday was registered at the Allen House, than $2.00 per suit. Ladies' wool un<ier- and Saturday. Mr. Bays bought up a Is complete in every detail. My prices are always right. wear less than $1.50 per suit. And bar. Thursday. gains to lartber orders. Racket Store.* home grown squash weighing 4ff founds, Mr. Aliev, Justice of the Peace, went which is on display in Riesland’s real Postmaster A. W. Severance went out estate office. This shows what can be to Nehalem Tuesday for a few day's to Portland on business on Tuesday. He grown on Tillsmf»ok soil. yiait. He also Razor honing a specialty with Davis expects to attend the grand lodge of the ! brought up some of the largest onions the barber, opposite the Allen house. K. of P. next week. Otto Heins is also a we hnveseen here. Wild cats hare been delegate. killing off some of his goats, but two Price 25 cents. * Cook Stoves, Heaters J i Ranges. Hardware, Tinware. Iron and Steel. ¡ I LATIMER,BROS., “C.” BEN RIESLAND. Dairy Farms. Timber Claims. Home Locations. Town Property. Insurance. Loans. Financial Agent. Tillamook City, Oregon New Arrivals. New Arrivals. z. Our Fall Stock is coming in 011 every boat. This week we have received a part of our Large Stock of Furnishing Goods, Men’s Pants, Mackintoshes, Hats of all KINDS. Next week we will receive the first shipment of WALKOVER SHOES. The best shoe for the money on the market. Our stock of Groceries ami Feed is complete and prices are right. TODD & CO THE NEW SCHOOL OOKS My Stock of School Supplies C I CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist and Stationer I
