TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. OCTOBER b
THE NEW
M »DEL
SCHOOL
Cl.lire Finley,
Ethel Gould.
Einilv Harris.
Ethel Harris.
Bertha |<»ncs.
Frankie Jackson,
Buret a Lvnch,
Harold Mason,
Lindley Marble.
Delmar Milligan,
Edith Olson,
Adelin Sowers.
Jessie Sowers,
Eiden Stewart,
Emil Stewait.
Daisy Tomlinson,
Edward Tomlinson.
A lick Watt,
Myrtle Wallein,
Harrv Smith,
Bert Thompson,
Edward Thompson.
BUILDING AT TILLAMOOK CITY
260 acres, on
river, 150 acres
good buildings, waterpip, b I
house.
time.
FOR SALE,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
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gaffai
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T welfth G rade .
Frankie Drew,
Edward Weston,
Herbert Cooper,
George Eichinger,
Mary White.
B lbvbnth G rade .
Clnra Eichinger,
Clara Watt,
Facie Oliver,
Grace Spaulding,
Grace Whitehouse,
Sadie Watt,
Edgar Munson,
Ralph Moore.
»rpiLS E nrolled in T enth G radb .
Clifford Hiner,
James Hiner,
Ross Clements,
Henry Lowry,
Esther Munsen.
Ella Havs,
Arthur Hill,
Ida Freeman,
George Gobar,
Bertha Arndt,
Whitman Lamb,
Frank Hannenkratt.
I’t 1’ii.s E mrollrd in N inth G bjuhl
Gertrude Briscoe,
Lillie Hansen.
Bstelln Mae Nelson.
U ill »am Foster,
Hare) McNair,
Edna Alderman,
Henry I Hehl,
Ernest Applewhite,
Maymie Glaser.
Margaret Watt.
Emma Swenson,
Cheater McGhee,
Arthur Body Mt.
Ollie Franklin.
Frank Mapes.
Herbert Parsons.
Egbert Goodspred.
E ighth G baiwl
Ethel Todd.
Beth Gobar,
Helen Haysj
Harry Swenson,
Oscar Swenson,
Marion Hare.
Jessie David,
Olive Robinson,
Carrie Hathaway.
Clyde Stanelv,
Preston Williams, dropped,
Carl Grayson,
Walter Oliver.
Edwin Boquist,
Alice Rhodes.
S eventh G rxdr .
Ella Spa aiding,
('•ladvs Murphy.
Herbert Svkes.
S ixth G rade .
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Elmer Allen,
Clarence Stanley,
Roliert Stillwell,
Robert Havs.
Horace Sappington,
I»ess Marble,
Kcttie Page.
Harry Loomis.
Roy Mapes,
Rodney Mapes,
Elsie Lamb,
Ruth Easter,
Lillie Anderson,
Mattel Edmunds,
Ben Eddv.
Norris Sykes,
Theodore Finnev,
Jennie Todhunter.
Mal>el Reddaway,
Nancy Hathaway.
P upils of T hird G rade .
F ifth G rade .
Alameda Reddaway,
ilbnr Burdick.
Arthur Case,
Ray Wolfe.
Eva Wolfe,
Carrie Olson,
Bruce Hare,
Albert Bailey,
Viola Mapes,
Pauline Aiderman.
Eilna Phelps,
Marie Blvbach,
Edna Harvey,
Melva Jones.
Nellie Chase.
Fred Biggs.
Fret! Walling.
Warren Severance.
Arthur Edmunds.
Alvin Wicklund,
Josie Davidson.
Olive Case,
Pearl Barber.
F ourth G rade .
Ernest Edmunds.
Earl Marble.
Victor Stewart,
Leslie Finey,
Fred Reddaway.
Richard Wibon.
I hi is v Gixidspeed.
Eva Baikv
Alfred Easter.
Wilhe Snow.
Nellie Bailey.
Rosie Baker
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One mile from t»«i
VALLEY
I offer for sale my place known
carnie Mountain, located non!
streams, and can easily be made
the best, if not the best stock#
farm in Tillamook County. Price*
able and terms easy. Apply to
P. C. W arren ,
FOR SALE
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Dairy Farm of
Acres on the Mia:
In Tillamook County, Oregon
miles from tidewater. Goodroai
$1,750, on easy terms.
For further information see
Commissioner L. Parrish, H
Oregon, or write to Amon Rose,
ton, Cal.
$IOO Reward. $1OO.
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A ttorney - at -L aw , |
T illamook
T. BOTTS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAI
Complete set [of abstract.
Office upstairs, North of Tillanx»
County Bank.
LAUDE THAYER,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
O a RL
O regoj ,
HABERLACH,
attorney - at - law ,
^etifechcr Abvohat
Office across the street and north:
the Post Office.
JDOBERT A. MILLER.
A ttorney - at -L aw .
Oregon City, Ore?*
Land Titles and Land Ofc
Business a Specialty.
A.
W. SEVERANCE,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
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O regox
AVID WILEY,. M.D.,
P hysician , S urgeon aw
A ccoucheur .
All calls promptly attended’*4
T illamook .. O regon .
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Notary Public.
OFFICE IN OLSEN BLOCK-
laude thayel
^^Pood for everything
** •‘■'ABOARD OIL CO,
OREGOS
Northwest Sihool Ftirnitort Co - ,i*
light loads
that ru«s on wheels.
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TILLAMOOK
S. STEPHENS,
• Real Estate, Insurance»«
Agent for the
AXLE
GREASE
•
L. EDDY,
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COAL
trouble to show goods.
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Professional
Now is the time to purchase vour
winter supply, while the weather is nice.
We make special rates on 5 tons and up.
P upils of S econd G radr
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Warringtoi
The readers of thia paper will be pleated to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages and that is t’atasrh
Hall s Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure net known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu
tional disease, requires a constitutionanl treat-
inent. Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, aud giving the patient
strength by bulling np the constitution and
assisting natuae in doing its work. I he proprie-
tors have so much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer one Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails tooure. tend for list of testi
monials.
Addrew,
F J. CHENEY 8t CO , Toledo, 0
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
ifall's Family Pills are ths bast.
NO SHODDY GOODS.
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•ext apportionment.
G. B. L amb , County Supt.
NEW GOODS FOR WINTER
WEAR
‘‘i
halem Bay. This place consists.3
hundred acres of lan-J, over halfa* , : i
is open prairie, either now umkrj
tion or ready for the plow. Tbsv
grass land, well watered by
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jnringthe occupants and allowed Freddy Our Delivery wagon delivers to country
to go free. Dozens of persons viewed the orcitv.
wreck, which was 300 yards east of F. j
M. Lamb’s.
There was a social gathering at James I i
Simmons' last Friday night. Jim was
not aware of it until thev began to ser
enade him. He was sound asleep and
dreaming, so some of the bovs had to
carry him downstairs to wake him, and
the first thing he said was “That was
the blam'desj cat fight I ever saw.’’ He
apologized to the ladies. The partv ad.
journed to the hall and mademerrv until
12 o'clock, when they bade their good
A large and well selected
host good night. Jim is all right.
I noticed an article in one of vour1 Stock of Shoes direct from Chi
papers on marriage and the home. Now cago, just arrived.
I would suggest that it peisons wishing I
a solution to that would read New Zea.
land in a Nutshell and Looking Back, j
It will pay you to call and
ward, br Belmy, the author of New Zea-1
land took most of his data from Frank examine my goods and prices be
Carpenter's writings.
fore purchasing elsewhere,
Alice Todd,
Blanch Murphy,
Edna Reddaway,
Ruby Anderson,
Mabel Easter,
Logan Severance,
Purl Clements,
Fred Weiss.
Guy Marble,
Donald Newman,
Johnnie*|Stewart,
Harry Tuttle,
Verle Stanley.
Rosswell Heins,
Niel Hiner,
Lizzie Luthi,
Gordon Page.
Rolla Carey,
Lyle Smith.
Mary Luthi,
Mary Jones,
Authur Wallace,
Walter Arndt,
Lillie Trout,
Iva Wells,
Veda Sappington,
James Smith.
Allegra Mason,
Ruth Eddy.
Jessie Reifenburg.
Hazel Wolfit,
Florence Bardeck,
Ada Jackaon.
Margaret Sowers.
Grace Edmunds.
Clara Butts.
Irene Svkes.
Bennie Wade,
Jason Carey,
Otis Chase,
Ray Page.
P rim \av.
Homer Baker.
Elmer Baker.
Belle Bailev,
Kenneth Bartel.
Thomas Coates.
Margaret Coates.
Helen Case,
Lelia Drew,
Emma Easter.
Leona Bari,
Ranch for Sa.-
wards during this time of year. There is
none better than Hetton coal mined in
A complete substitute for
John Theiler and Hedges were going to Australia.
town the other day and were working hard coal ; low in ash, quick to ignite.
Freddv. Theiler was showing Peet how Suitable for stove, range, grate and fur
to drive the animal. He said “Just show nace.
Tillamook Warehouse Company,
Freddv the whip on this side and on that
B C LAMB
side and he will make a four minute
Telephone, Main 33.
gate.’’ Freddy got his blood up, think
ing he was being scandalized, so he said, Quick Brothers,
‘‘Lookout,’’ and struck a two minute
gait. Theiler said ‘ Whoa, Freddy ; oh.
HOUSEHOLD MOVERS
whoa, Freddy,” when the lines broke
AND DRAYMEN.
and the team was unmanageable. It
went to the north of the track and struck
Heavy Teaming a Specialty with us
the bank, breaking the car to pieces, in.
Verner Olds,
Jeanie Lynch,
Henry Weiss,
Hazel Stillwell,
Alice Wilson,
Willie Anderson,
Bessie Bai lev,
Vernon Loomis,
Zetta Johnson.
Frank Schrader,
Meta Earl,
Elva Austin,
Anna Rhodes,
Manly Rann,
Alma Glad,
> Forest Fowler.
Rov Anderson
Lulu Eddy,
Maggie Wilt,
Albert Bramwell,
Dora Foster,
Ruby McGhee,
John Loomis,
Barney Hanson,
Grace Hiett,
Blanche Smith,
Frances Smith,
Ztlla Thacher.
Farm.
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
The last of the hoppickers have arrived
home and are not sorry to get back to
old Tillamook, where green grass and I
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plentv of good water abound.
S. H. Phillips has moved back to his [
ranch from the Schild’s place, but he is I
still taking care of the place and stock. |
B W. Turner has been afflicted with I
Job's pets for the last month. He savs ,
I
the best place for one of them is on a
j
spruce tree.
We have some increase in our popula i
tion. A family moved up to the Yel
low Fir mill the other day. Come on,
there is room for 15 or 10 more families
in Pleasant Valiev, and we extend a wel
come to nil who come.
The other evening J. Riggs met a bear
on the tressel, and he had nothing but a
cigarette, and it wouldn't go off, so lie
went off and got a couple of Mr. Blum's
pups and chased the animal until dark,
ness put an end to the sport.
department.
To give some idea that the Tillamook City public school is an up-to-date institution in an up-to date town, the
two societies belonging to the High School have ordered 23 of the leading monthly magazines, for supplementary
reading; also, highgrade piano, which it is obtaining at factory price, paying $4-00 for it, ar,d which will be here
shortly. One hundred and fifty volumes have been ordered, to be added to the school library ; physical and chemical
laboratory to be used by P»of. Whitney in the high school studies ; also the necessary appliances for a gymnasium.
It will be seen that Tillamook City public school started this year under exceedingly favorable conditions, with
an able and experienced principal, a fine corps of teacher, a new and commodious building and with all the necessary
appurtenances which go to make up a first class school. The H eadlight feels convinced that the pupils appreciate
what the patrons of this district have done for them, for they are enjoying opportunities and luxuries which children
of parents of pioneers of Tillamook County never dreamed of. We expect to sec another successful school year, with
no friction and everything working in harmony.
Pupils Enrolled.
At a Bargain, the J»sp„
Park.
School Apportionment.
Al Kirk, of Tillamook, visited relatives j
at Beaver Saturday and Sunday.
Dint No.
Dis t. No.
The minister of Beaver. Mr. Smith,
25. -♦17.60
1. -$190.00
2
26 —72.00
—
126.00
was pleasantly surprised by the arrival
27. —62.40
3. — 20.80
of his mother last week.
28. —44.80
4. — 51.20
Several of the Beaverites have arrived
30. — 9 60
5. — 27.20
home from the valley. One wagon we
31. — 86 40
6. — 51.20
7.
— 1600
32. —30.40
hear had a breakdown.
We did not
33 —28.80
8.
—
67.20
hear particulars, but probably the driver
34. — 19.20
9. —595 20
had one of the fair belles or Beaver to 10. -121 60
35. —16.00
occiipv the side that broke.
37 —30 40
11. — 32.00
38. —75 2<>
The home of Mrs Ginn was made 12 — 48 00
39. — 88.00
happv a few days ago by the arrival of 13 -112.00
40.
-11 20
14. — 94.40
the husband and father after an absence 15 — 38.40
41 —20.80
of about five months.
If, — 65.60
42 —33.60
43. -11.20
Mr. and Mrs Kinneman, sr., have re 17 — 25.60
44. —16 00
turned from the valley ; also Mr. and 18 — 40.00
45 —14 40
19 — 48 00
Mrs. Coulson, sr., with their daughter 20
— 20 80
46. —14 40
and family from the east.
—
44.80
21
47. — 1.60
48. —27.20
Mrs. Kirk, son and daughter enter 22 — 38.40
49 —35.20
tained visitors Sunday evening, among 23 — 78 40
24 - 17.60
50. — 11.60
whom were Miss E/a and Lena Bunn,
Amount of State Fund
$2,779.20;
Miss Helen West, Ed. West and A.
per capita, $t.6O. In addition to the
West, of Washington, and two Master
above $720 of County Funds was ap
Sailings and Master Bunn, of Beaver.
portioned, giving $15 to each district
On account of rainy weather the bap
at this time. Each district should re
I
tising that should have been last Sunday
ceive $50 from the County School Fund,
was postponed.
but there being only $700 on hand it
Our worthy merchant still is at Beaver
wits divided equally among the districts.
bring on new goods for his increasing
The remainder of the $50, and $5 for
trade. He is not the man to let a misty
teachers' certificate of attendance at the
day or little mud make him stay in.
i county institute, will be made up at the
PLEASANT
■
Bah. J
Rain, rain! Creeks and rivers
booming, but not enough to stop travel.
On Saturday last Mrs. Kirk and
daughter and Mr. Shortridge, of Tilla
mook, made a flying trip to Ocean
Professor E. H. Whitney heads fine Corps of Teachers»
give p—
F*ux Rot,
BEAVER.
Above is a picture of the new school building recently completed in Tillamook City, which cost over $8,000. It
was designed Ly Charles A. Ihirggraf, of Albany, and erected by S. A. Brodhead, a local contractor, who has built all
the large buildings in recent years in this city. It is a modern, up-to-date building, and contains eight rooms 25x32
feet, and anterooms 8x28 feet, being a two-story building with basement of eight feet.
Each room is designed alike,
well lighted, heated with steam from a boiler in the basement and ventilators from each room between the smoke«
s.ack and brick chimney.
The Board of Directors, who had charge of looking after the work and letting the contract, was composed of:
H. H. Aiderman, P. W. Todd and B. L. Eddy, and Thomas Coates, clerk. All of the eight rooms are being used this
year. The new building was built on the school grounds east of the old school building, which will be kept entact at
present. 'There is some talk of turning the upper story of the old building into an assembly hall, holding the two
lower rooms in reserve in case one or more of the outside districts consolidated or the attendance justified more
teachers being engaged.
Besides the usual course of studies, the High School course is included, which is made quite a feature. This was
a long felt want in Tillamook for several years, until four years ago, when the patrons of Tillamook City district
decided to add that branch to the city school. Quite a number of pupils from other districts have attended the high
school in this city, and as they can obtain the necessary number of credits from the high school which wdl entitle them
to enter the State University at Eugene, this does away with sending young people outside the county to take high
school studies.
The Board of Directors took great pains to secure a strong corps of teachers.
The principal is Professor E. H.
Whitney, and this is his second year as principal of Tillamook City school. Professor Whitney came from Nebraska,
where he graduated from the McPherson Normal College at Republican Citv. and the Ash Grove College, Missouri.
He was vice president of Oaklawn Normal College in Northeast Missouri for four years ami principal of High schools
in Nebraska lor five years. He is a progressive principal, well qualified and persevering, and the school under his
management last year was one of the most successful in the history of the public school of Tillamook City. The
other teachers are graduates of the state and other universities, and include : Miss Alma Wagner, of Villiska, la. ;
Miss Florence A. Hudson, of Tangent, Or. ; Miss Adel Dickel ; Miss Minnie Rolland, of Republican’City, Neb. ; Miss
Anne Wallace, of Illinois ; Mrs. Beatrice Harrison and Mrs. Ella R. Hays, the latter ha ving charge of the primary
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Reason for selling,
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Companies.
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