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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1902)
OREQON, OCTOBER 16, 190a 19 Real Estate Transfers. Cook Stoves Heaters and / Ranges Hardware, Tinware. Iron and Steel 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 TH/IfAMOOK JOTTINGS $i.5o per year Resolutions Sealed Bids. of Condolence and Respect. ’Tranfers for the week ending Oct. 13, Sealed Bids will be received at the 1902. Furnished by Cooper & Botts, At a regular communication of Pacific County Clerk’s Office up to and includ abstracters. 1 Lodge No. 105 1. O. O. F. held on Octo- ing November 4th, 1902. for the care | ber 4th, 1902, the following preamble and keeping per month of George Myers Claude Thavcr and wife, et. a), to Dan and resolutions were unanimously a county charge. H omer M ason , Nicklas. Warranty deed to 5 acres, adopted. , County Clerk. west part of sec. 21, tp. 1 N., R. 10 Whereas it has pleased the great Ar- Dated October Sth, 1902. W. $300.00. chitect of the universe to rcniove from Bv order of Countv Court. Peter Wilson and wife to Paul Erick our midst our late brother. Frank P. son. Warranty deed to 10 a resin 1 Simmons And, Whereas it is but just that a fit- Nw Ne li, sec. 19, tp. 1 S, R. 9 W. ■ ing recognition of his many virtues 81OQO.00. H. Govne and wife to George W. should lx had ; therefore be it Resolved, by Pacific Lodge No. 105 Phelps. Warranty deed to lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, block 4, Park I, O.O. F that while we bow with hum addition to Tillamook City. $600. I 1 hie submission to the will of the Most High we do not the less mourn for our Goodspeed to Nancy A. Wilson. brother who has been taken from us. Warranty deed to acres from Resolved, that in the death of Frank North End, lot 4, Goodspeed’s Park. P. Simmons this lodge laments the death $350.00. of a brother who was ever ready to G. O. Nolan and wife to Claude and proffer the hand of aid and the voice of Estelle Thayer. Warranty deed to sympathy to the needy and distressed of tract in secs. 20 and 21, tp. 1 N, R the fraternity, an active member of this 10 W. $75.00. Lodge whose utmost endeavors were ex George W. Phelps and wife to S. M. tended for its welfare ami prosperity, a Robbins. Warranty deed to W 54 friend and companion who was dear to Nw54Se54Nw54 and Sw UNe%, us ail. A citizen whose upright and no sec. 3, tp. 2 S, R. 9 W. $7000 00. ble life was a standard of emulation to Heirs of Ezra B. Ely to Charles J. Blan his fellows. chard. Warranty deed to W Sw Resolved, that these resolutions be 54 Ne X Sw 54 and Se 54 Nw 54. sec spread upon the records of the Lodge R. 9 8, tp. -r. 3 S, — - W. ... $1000 ----- 00. . uuu Li uhsiiiillcu to iu iiic and a a copy copy tiiercwi thereof uc be transmitted the Tillman H. McCormack to Armada Me-' family of our deceased brother and to Corniick and Emma Sly ter. War each of the newspapers of Tillamook, ranty deed to W of that part of Oregon. A. M. H arb , 1 Ne 54, sec. 5, tp. 2 S, K. 9 W. $10 00. R.W. R obbins , ' Committee. U.S. Land Office to Sarah A. Parsons T heo . J acobv , ) Receipt for $6.00, balance for Se l4, sec. 31, W Vi Sw 54 and Se 54 Sw 54» sec. 32, tp. 2 N, R. 6 W. Sarah Alice Parsons and husband to Delos A. Blodgett, et al. Warranty deed to Se 54 Se 5^. sec. 31, W 54 Sw >4 and Se 54, Sw 54, sec. 32, tp. 2 N, R. 6 W. $1.00. Geo. W. Kiger and wife to Frank Marey. Quit claim deed to small tract in W 54. sec 21, tp. 1 N, R. 10 W. $395.34. Marcellus Faulconer and wife to Louis Houses Rented and Taxes paid for non-RcsidentS. L. Shortridge. Warranty deed to 1 acre in sec. 28, tp. 5 S, K. 9 W. $50. Frederick W. Haverland to Louis L. and Alice A. Shortridge. Warranty deed to E 54 ’4 and E 54 Se 54. sec. 33, tp. 5 S, R. 9 W. $750.00. , Geo. W. Kiger and wife to Frank Marey. Quit claim deed to small tract in W 54, sec. 21, tp, 1 N, R. 10 W. $1.00. Sophie Backus to T. A. Garbade. War ranty deed to Ne *4, sec. 34, tp. 1 S, R 8 W. $1.00. Nannie Bacon and husband to Henry Hamilton. Warranty deed to Se 54. Nw X «nd lot 3, sec. 3, tp. 1 N, R. 7 W. $500.00. Four mortgages securing $1,870.00. Four mortgages securing $1,290.00, satisfied. Why pay $75 for steel ranges from the cents. Ladies Jackets and Mackintoshes peddlers when you can get a better steel at actual cost. Ladies rubbers 35 cents range from McIntosh & McNair for $45 a pair. A reduction in men’s ladies’ Boy’s “C.’’ Ben Riesland. * to $50 ? * and children’s Gum Boots. Dry Goods Farm loans at 6 per cent. Apvly to The Board of Equalization closed their and clothing for the next 60 days at B. L. Eddy. * work last Saturday, making a few chan cost. Fine line latest style, up to date Farm loans 7 per cent. Apply to C ges in the assessment rolls and a reduc shoes at greatly reduced prices. In the & E. Thayer. past 12 years you have always found tion of 49 per cent on all real estate. What Tillamook needs now is a brick that I sell just as I advertise. Respect When you want to know anything fully,—D. T. E dmunds . * yard. about the Oregon Fire Relief Association | Chas. Pye, of Nehalem, came in on the cell upon or write J. S. Stephens, who is I Work on the improvements in Tilla Elmore Saturday. the agent for Tillamook county. * 1 mook bav aud Hoqunrton slough will A W. Mac Kenzie, of Portland was in not be resumed until after the survey of Jeff Fleck, who was arrested Saturday the bar is completed. When that is done the city last week. evening for disorderly conduct and who , A. A. Cook, of Portland, was regis was out on bail disappeared from the i the Engineer’s department will then de- ‘ termine which is the most practical way tered at the Allen house. city Sunday night, his where abouts are I to expend with the best results the mo- The steamer Geo. R. Vosbnrg came in not known ‘ ney now available. In all probability in from Astoria Sunday. Rev. C. P. Metzler will preach at Bay some kind of a dredging appliances S. J. Sturgeon returned from a business City Sunday morning, and at the Pres- j will be attached to the dredge which byterian church in this city in the eveti- even- trip to Portland Sunday. will lie more useful than the bucket Messrs. Williams and Nelson of North ing. which was previously used. It will be Elder T, H. Starbuck, of Portland, some months before the work will be re Yamhill, were in the city last week. Mr. C. S. Hammond andfamily cam ein will hold meetings in the Seventh Day sumed. Adventist Church Friday1, Saturday and On the Elmore Saturday. The Margarita. Fischer Ccmpany is Sunday evenings, commencing at 7:30; playing at the Tillamook Opera House The Wilson River bridge on the Bay All are cordially invited. allot this week begining on Monday City road has been undergoing repairs. Men's fine all wool underwear for less with the beautiful English Drama, “Ma. The new bridge across Stillwell slough than $2.00 per suit. Ladies’ wool under I k ’I Heath. On Tuesday evening, the on the Bay City road is completed. wear less than $1.50 per suit. And bar. roaring farce comedy of “Captain M. F. Leach returned on the Elmore gains to farther orders. Racket Store.* Racket” was produced with marked from Portland Saturday. The best saw’ on earth. Use the Great success. Wednesday, the romantic boar The survey vessel Wright came up to Western saws and you will soon be der drama, “The Golden Giant,” was the government docks Monday. convinced of this fact, for they are re given to the publie with all of the real If you wish to buv goods and get them cognized to be the best saw now on the istic pathos and facination that fine and right go to the Racket Store. market. For sale at McIntosh & Mc artistic acting can produce. Miss Mar garita Fischer, as usual, captivated her Born, on the 11th inst., to the wife of Nair’s hard-ware store. * Wert Sappington, a daughter. The Rev. D. A. Watters, presiding El audience with the alternating depth and Ladies’ dress and fancy goods in end. der of the Salem district will be here to dash exhibited in her star part. T o. Tillamook Public School. I less varieties just received at Cohn’s. 1iold the first quarterly conference of the night tne beautiful old story of “East Lynn will be played by a strong cast. The report of Tillamook Public School A fine stock of new clothing just re ; M. E. church uext Saturday and Sun- The play is too well known to require for month ending Oct. 10th, 1902 : reived from a New York factory nt i day. He will preach Sunday at 11 a. m. comment. On Friday night, “The Gild , and 7 p. m. The Sacrament of the Cohn’s. ed Youth,’’ a farce comedy will entertain i Lord's Supper will be administered at 55 « Mr. V. Giardin and wife, formerly of: the usual crowded house, after which •u Astoria are registered at the Allen House the morning service. ■ a grand ball will lie given. Music will £ Mr Giardin has charge of the shop for ' Mrs. Lem Parker and Mrs. Sheldon re- be furnished by Fisher’s full orchestra à o3 , turned to Portland from the East Sun < merly owned by Dorman Edwards. Dancers will find this the finest music day evening and will return to Tilla F. M. Bookie, government engineer of to the cadence of which they ever glided. lst Primary.... 55654 31 54 4 33 23 Portland,is registered at the Allen House. mook iu the course of a dav or so. A large house is expected. Good order 2nd Primary ... 758 19 0 44 29 Mr. David McNair, of Coos County, and prompting is insured. Dancing lstIntermediate774X 1854 7 47 36 Mr. J. A. Jefferson, Deputy Sheriff was in the city the first of the week on will continue to 3 o'clock Saturday 2d Intermedia te26554 54 2 20 IS from Salem, is in the city on business. - Captain Hunt, of Cape Mear’s Light a visit to his brother, Mr. A. McNair, morning. Don’t fail to take that in. On Advanced......... 66854 654 ¡3 36 30 Saturday afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock a High School...... 68354 1154 1 1 37 1H house was in the city the first of the he returned to his home Tuesday. Miss Maud Sturgeon, w ho is a late matinee of the beautiful drama “Esmar- week, elda will lie pl iyed for the special bene E. H. W hitnbv , Prin. A cool drink of soda water is delicious graduate of Pharmacy and a licensed fit of those who are uuable to attend pharmacist, has charge of the prescrip and healthful. You can get it at Vogler’s tion department at Sturgeon’s Drug cnenings. The management has reduced NETARTS. Bakery. * the price of all tickets to twenty-five Store. Twenty-five cases of the celebrated cents. No reserved seats. Saturday Frank Wheeler and family, of Tilla The Sue H. Elmore left for Astoria . Buckingham & Hecht boots and shoes evening, the last of this engagement, mook, came over Sunday to gather Wennesday morning with the following at Cohn’s. * “The Queen of Wall Street will lie ren huckle-berries. » The Tillamook wharf and warehouse passengers : L. Gamand, A. Hnsty. B dered. This is at present the most pop There are seven men working on the Paulsom, Mrs. Paulsom and family. has been undergoing some repairs in the ular drama on the stages of the eastern The United States grand jury had the cities. It is an exact picture of life in Benscheidt road and are doing splendid way of planking. matter of the alleged timber frauds in ' America’s great metropolis. This com work. G. L. Richardson returned from the | .Mike Abplunarp and Jim Paulin, of Tillamook County beforethem on Thurs- ' pany has met with phenomonal success South end of the county FriJay after a day, and after examining a nunilxr of j wherever they have gone. Their clean Trask were on the beach last Friday on short visit at Oretown. witnesses, the jury threw out the com forcefull rendition of the days great at- a business trip. D. B Gaunt, of McMinnville was in I plaint against Claude Thayer. Geo. W. Phelps and J. M Morgan ( traction has ranked them in the first the city last week on business connected The Elmore came in Saturday with place among America’s traveling com went to Tillamook Saturday, with the stage line between here and 100 tons of freight for this place and 50 panies. Don't miss this <>p|»ortunity of Henry Leach and family, of Fairview, North Yamhill. seeing their fine w’ork. Tickets for all tons for Garibaldi. The passengers were; engagements on sale at the office of.—C. are camping of the I »each. Quite a number of new buildings are Gus Wickland, A. Hendricks, Charlie B en R iesland . T. B. Turney, of Long Prairie, came under erection in this city. There have Pye, M. F. Leach, A. A. Coals. V. Zar- over to Netarts Monday. NOTICE FOR H Bl.¡CATION been lietween fifteen and twenty new dina. 0. S. Hammond and family, Mr. Land Office at Oreg <n City. Or Born, Oct. 11th, to the wife of Elmer October nth. lyott. — buildings built in the last eight months. ’ Gist and Mr. Walter. Notice la hereby jrt'eu that the fol low u» '•4 LUn|| , n son. named aettler h«s fllrii notice of hia ’ Sunday saw the Tillamook Athletic to make final proof in Mipport ol Razor honing a specialty with Davis and that aaid proof will lx- i > m A V x i yx i cf c ; the barber, opposite the Allen house. Club boys go down in inglorious defeat Regialer and fUceiver. M or»|.H. _____ ___ __ and Fairview carry away the Pennant. on November xth, 1902, via : Price 25 cents. * Fairvew did well and next spring wil Dr. P. J. Sharp, of Portland, is in the have more confidence and come into play citv. he is fnvorablv impressed with Till rontiuuou* re«Klevi-»A •* V .,.>3 earlier in the season. We should have hta of mk ! land, viz 1 \ > iOV amook and is thinking of settling here as a league next spring, teams at Nehalem Edgar F. Urn mb. of Carlton. ^*\\V .’ I have been appointed a depository for all the NEW TEXT BOOKS adopted a resident dentist. Milla. Frank H H ar pole, Fr anew* Hobsonville, Bay City Fairvew, South T of Whiteaon. Oregon Oregon State board of Education, and will carry all the books adopted by them. _ ____ ' Cnan B. Mnonra, Regiilw-». Dr. O. H. Davenport, dentist, will be Prairie and Woods might be sustained I and a good play maintained. Anvwav in his office in Tillamook City from the Notice we compliment Fairview. 1st to the loth of each month. Money to lonn, on good «ecurity or • Is complete in every detail. My prices are always right. Saturday's Sale, Oct. 18th at D. T real eat ate. Apply to.— Mr. A. D. Haw kens and F. G. Huston Geo. W. P hklpb . Chicago, are in on a hunting expedition, Edmands Cash Store.— 600 yards Netarts, Oregon. J.P. Stone bringing them in over Wilson Prints. 10 Yards for 25 cents. 200 vards Cam brick at 4 cents a vard. 12 dozen River Road. Lost. The most complete line of men's, boy’s 10 cent Handkerchiefs at 5 cents each. Oldfsshioned gold breastpin, trimmed 6 dozen 15 cent Handkerchiefs at 9 cents and misses and ladies heavy and dress with black enamel. Return to this of shoes to be found at the Racket Store. * each. »»0 doten cloths pins 75 for 5 fice. Reward. “C.” BEN RIESLAND Dairy Farms. Timber Claims Home Locations. Town Property Insurance. Loans. Financial Agent. Tillamook City, Oregon. Mayfield Woolen Mill Co’s. All Wool Clothing Barton Brother’s Village School Shoes Two lines that cannot be beat in quality and price. We sell an absolutely all Wool SUIT stylish and neat at $9.00 to $12.50, that equals many Suits others charge 15.00 to $18.00. We do not add on Portland profit of 100 per cent, but are willing to sell at a live and let live price Our line of Shoes are up to away down in price W alkover for M en FLOUR FEED TODD & CO , HE NEW SCHOOL BOOKS _ 1 by the My Stock of School Supplies C I CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist and Stationer
