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Newspaper Page TextTTT.T.AMOOK HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER 5,_1903 1 Albert Phelps W ork is R- D. N o 7. O W Olsen 6 00 Wib Mattux ... .................. 4 .50 J Jordi.............. I John Nriger ........................... >» .50 F W King The hoard of connty cowiniWiHiet» | J. A DawHun ........................... 25 .->11 Russ Johnson....... I W. J. Garver ........................... 50 Dave D Jones...... **2 Wm Timierslit ....................... *3 00 Siut Earl.............. G. W, Boilyfelt. were prew nt 1 Ralph llanenkratt (’has. ......................................... 10 lowing busitte»» wa» tramacte*! : I (i W Sappington.................... 25 Albert Darby....... 11 Edmund» Bro» , nail* anil to D. E .. ....................................... 3 75 Bell Johnson....... $1 «4 Bei» Neiger .............................. bacco ...................................... Weber......... 4 55 Wib Matlux 5 62 John I.. Hiner, blacksmith work ... Hess............. 135 9»i Leslie Pennwell .............. 1 5U Dave (’.I (lough, alalioiiery .... SHOVELING ON NETARTS ROAD 1 SO Dr. D. Wiley, professional ser I. A. Itowsoil ......................... II 00 Ed Earl .................................. 7 ,->u Saul Dailey............................. vice» ......... ............. ............... o 25 Frank Eklof........................ •• 145 20 Heney Duwson ....................... F. L. Gunn, lumber.................. I) Resiling ........................ 1 511 M GRADING W. Tinnerstet, building break ON NETARTS ROAD. .. ...................................... (In 0() Carl 1 50 water .................................... L»* wih Wilks ......................... . Satn Dailey............. w 50 288 1 Monier Mason, salary a* clerk W. J.Carver.......................... 8 00 Frank Eklof............ H. H. Alderman, salary as G W. Sappington.................... 67 268 5 25 M D Reading......... »lieriff.................................... Lem Barnett......................... 2 25 Bell Johnson gravel I E W. Stanley, salary as deputy Ed Earl .............................. WORK IN ROAD DIST. NO 1 50 -lieriff .................................... 100 00 Chas Kunze............................. 00 Charles Lee .. 12 Albeit Mason, salary as deputy W. J. Carver........................... 4 50 Alonzo Yager clerk ........................ ........... 100 00 Wib Maddux........................... 200 00 U. Chance ........................... 8 00 Bat O’Hara ... A. M Hare, salary as assessor 1 50 Ben O'Hara... ('.A. Johnson, salary as deputy E B iin I i .................................... Paints, Oils, Glass, Sasli Absolutely punse wi The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans. 7 50 George Hodgilon assessor .................................. 100 00 Fred Maurer............................. Marvin Hodgilon 1 (J. B. Lamb, salary as school Doors. Repirt of poll tax collections In di»- Merton Todhunter THERE IS NOSUBS k " su|>erinteiideiit ...................... IGO 00 Sam Dailey. ... 91 »7 tiict 15 was accepted. P. W. Todd, salary a.s treasurer '». Claim ot Adolph Erickson for $2»> was G W Phelps ... 53 86 I J. K. Harter, lumber ......... continued. . G W Watkins. 75 33 Ed Blum............................. Claim of J W Latimer for gravel Elmer Hall for puncheon road loO 86 Tom Wilson, timber ....... amounting to$26 30 was continued. WORK IN ROAD DIST. NO. II. Otto Walther, keeping G, Claim ofB. 11. Hathaway for $8.99 Frank Dye.... 44 OO Meyer............................... I offer for sale my place km, xJd’s Cony Dye.... ’ 18 .->u was continued. Rollte W. Watson, printing Claim« for work in R.D. No. 7 were enrnie Mountain, locate not Ives f Norman Dye 4 40 I. F. ITarsen, blacksmith work lialem Bay. This place const,. ° C Kinnanian 49 00 continued. W. J. Himes, road supervisor . . Claim of 8. B. Hunter anil W m Scott Lou Kinnatuan 3 25 Nelson A Co., merchandise .... hundred acres of land, oyerht N- was rejected. W Hiatt........... 52 00 T. W. Lyster, road supervisor . is open prairie, either now nnr.wrck Claim of Wm. Scott for $29 was con Chas Woole.... Wm, Tinnerstet, driving piling. 50 OU tinued. tion or ready for theplow. ' t*,or H Poland .... 279 00 Wheeler Lumber Co., lumlier . Petition of O. Young for cancellation A Poland..... grass land, well watered byynda ...,»•• Ww*». 2 00 W. E. Southwick, janitor work of tax title was continued. Dell Spencer F. T. Bowen, boarding Frank streams, and can easily be , Deed accepted and ordered filed from J Spencer.... 10 50 Archie....................................... M. A. Landingham and others and road the best, if not the best L Sanders . E. Reynolds, removing and farmin TillamookConntv. I . le.® 20 00 ordered open. Brown Lvdes. burying unhnown uian......... Petition and claims of Dan Calahan HJenson...... 68 OO Paul Erickson, road supervisor. able and terms easy. Apply to for estimated $350 damages for county WORK IN ROAD DIST. NO. IO. Dr. D. J. Wiley, professional P. C. W asim , 0 5 00 road was rejected. 1 Chas Blum services ..................................... Warring,,»’*^ It appearing to the Court that an , G E Payne McIntosh A McNair, merchan ______________________ m. 11 50 71 erroneous assessment had been made on H Peters... dise .......................................... j j properly belonging to Ann S. Burton, it Fred Lowry lhurs S tatk vs . F red B almer . ordered that the cost of sale, $3.54, be Fred Lowry p s 14 10 repaid. G. B. Alley, justice.................... 8 20 S heriff ’ s S tatemh ?. t for 1902 T axes . Bertha Simmons W. H. Easter, constable............. ____________ _ on T Claude Dunagan. 2 00 Carl Haberlack........................... $72.003 23 Claude Dunagan. 3 90 To amount charged James Mitchel ............................ of ¿"‘a 379 56 Ed .yard Blum 3 90 Sheriff’s assessment Ellen Mitchel .............................. Boss Turner... 90 3 Clara Pearson ............................ $72.3o2.79 R R Creigton Total 3 90 | John Balmer. ...»...................... Fred Blum... 3 90 Frank Long ............................... 19 John Blum... 3 90 By amount paid treasurer . $62,333 Herb Sweet............................... In Tillamook County, Oregottmor 46 1.47» By rehate ........................... Jacob Blum. 1 20 Gus Case. . ................................... 1,130 83 Alvin Blum. miles from tidewater. Goodri |;ss 1 1 20 By wrongfully assessed .... Peter McIntosh............................ 7,400 74 I H Moore .. $1,750, on easy terms. Clav 1 60 Ry delinquent...................... Fitzpatrick ............................ 11 57 Chas Blum.. 1 20 By error................................. T. Edmunds............................ For further information taihe be Emil Blum.. S tate vs . W. W. R idehalo H. Commissioner L. Parrish, Hcwjordoi $72.382 79 II W Turner Total 80 10 B. Alley, justice.................... Oregon or write to Amon RosCtf. J. John Theiler 1 80 Penalty E. Quick, constable.................... 412 til '* John Simmons 0 50 Interest............................. I C. Haberlack............................... 127 97 Hope Moore 1 70 i Paul Schrader ............................ -»dge 1 Report accepted and coun'y clerk WORK IN ROAD DIST. NO. 12. 3 90 ordered to place warrant on tax roll_fur i Fred Coles................................... y to h Arthur Kays ........ 1 70 colled ion of delinquent taxes. I August Jurhs ........................... L. EDDY, Peter Newburg ..... lra Lt 20 1 D. C. Pierce................................ IO 50 J L Johnson.......... road work......... other 1 3l> S B Hunter ! Erick Glad................................... WORK IN ROAD DIST. NO 6. O R Chamberlain. 1 30 i John Erickson ............................ oo ai Erick A Erickson .................. J L Johnson ......... Temptingly Attractive 1 20 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, y, (\ F. Franklin ............................ 15 75 A S Hays............. I Peter McIntosh............................ 1 20 O B Gulstrom ...................... A E Hasselborg ...................... 18 75 Peter Newburg..... In Weaves, Colorings and Prices. 10 1 Sam Downs................................. T illamook .. Nels C ulad......................... 9 95 O R Chamberlain asiu i S tate vs . J kff H embree . Can now he seen at— Lari Jenson............................. 25 9« Henry Lowry....... G. B. Alley, justice.................... 6 70 Peter Heisel........................... 12 OO WORK IN ROAD DIST. NO. IJ. 1 E. Quick, constable................... 6 00 John Erickson........................ 13 5« James Mills.......... BOTTS, I tins c Jeshe Kays, road supervisor .... 40 00 CWChatfield ....................... 4 50 Prank Sherwood.. Come early and secure first choice. 25 00 Gust Wicklund..................... G. M. Watkins, road supervisor. oo Chas Ray 9 ATTORNEY.ATL.il Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Tillamook Headlight, printing . 40 00 Gust Boquest......................... 9 oo A Arstell Complete set (of abstracts H. H. Aiderman, boarding pris Arthur Hunt......................... 25 50 S B Hill., [j | oners ......................................... 8 67 Joseph Michaud .................... 2 »5 Chas Fleck... Office upstairs, North ofTillam&J J. W. Buckles, wood................. 4 00 Ernest Gienger...................... 27 oo Con Newbill. County Bank. John Perry............................. S tate vs . E li O. M ills . 25 5° W C Billings. John Sanders ......................... 17 25 Tom Kellow. TILLAMOOK ... OREO* Du1ln I G. B. A Iley, justice.................... 11 05 Frank Wheeler...................... 12 oo tV Billings ... 4 •Í0 Frank Sanders ...................... Centrally Uoeated Rates, $1 Per Day E. Quick, constable.................... 6 oo Geo Kellow.. | Francis Mills............................... 3 10 WORK IN ROAD DIST. NO. 5- LAUDE THAYER, S B Hill ...... Lydia Mills................................... 1 70 EGlad.................................... 3 oo A Arstell hauling fork. 1 50 | L. J Redlierg, clerk of election. 3 00 N Glad.................................... . Todd C Svenson ............................... oo 6 S tatk vs . P eter B yrom . M. H. LiARSEN> Proprietor». ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, hing i P Tlioral................................. a 25 SOUTH PRAIRIE. I G. B. Alley, justice.................... » 35 Lester Ball............................. 3 75 TILLAMOOK, OREGON parel. Sam Johnson has been wearing a beam J. E. Tuttle, constable............... a 10 M V Stillwell......................... 5 62 » 90 F Burns.................................. O reo B athl W. W. Ridehalgh ............... ... T illamook The Best Hotel in the city. NoChinese Em|lo)td. 12 5o ing Countenance the past week. He feels J. E. Tuttle ................................ now that dad won’t have split stove 1 70 WORK IN ROAD DIST. NO. 4 ____ H. Dav Claim of E. G. E. Wist for $34.' )7 was Henry Parmer........................ 29 62 wood any more, as they have a 121bs. house. boy at their house. A E Nichols........................... U 50 Miss Kirk visited Miss Hiatt last Sun continued. NEHALEM. Claim of John Simmonds for 163 loads I> A Simmons....................... Llovd Powell, while out bicycling late l/ARL HABERLACH. s,’°’ 30 00 day. of gravel was continued. I E Jacoby................................. 9 00 the other evening, ran over a calf while the me Max Fisher’s family has given up Quite a number of the Beaverites are Claim of Gangloff <t Millar for $22.50 laying down in the road, causing him a ranching and moved back to Portland to talking of organizing a literary or ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. eoverei G B Lamb traveling expenses 12 70 severe fall, but no bones broken. on account of an accident to a team and ve. spelling school soon, to pass away the i N G Gardner moving slide... I s > Miss Carrie Wells, of Woods, visited at The cheese factory dosed down Satur long winter evenings and cultivate the 50 cases of cheese falling into the Nes Dave Hickey, gravel........... Jlputechcx* 83 00 Mr. Marolfs last week. i tucca river was continued. ar. vouth, and perhaps the older heads also. ' Claim of E. E. Leland for timber taken ! G W Body felt salary as com- F. L. Gunn and family left for Cottage We think parents especially ought to Office across the street and non Coh Hull Johnson has been laid up with a from claim, amounting to $150 85 was . missioned........................... 7 00 swollen foot, which almost resulted in (»rove. lend a hand in this matter and help to i continued. the Post Office. Steel W W Conder salary as county School Siqierentendent G. B. Lamb carry on some instructive amusement blood poisoning. 100 00 The petition for bridge across the I Judge .................................. visited schools on the river last week. for the rising generation, who soon will Nehalem river, was continued. i John Theler road work......... We are pleased to note that Mrs. Ida J^OBERT A. MILLfll store h 17 50 The cannery is about out of tiu and have to till their stations in life. Stove Matt Moirison road sup ....... Quick is still improving iron« her severe 00 22 Petition of A. Bensclieidt for a county unless the weather changes for the better sickness. Matt Morrison hauling lum road was continued. J.c. will soon have to shut down ber ....................................... Resignation of Wm. Scott as road 4 85 There were a number hoodlum boys PLEASANT VALLEY D. II. Vedder has his little sawmill A ttorney - at -L at and B< R O Richards lumber........... 82 from Long Prairie halloween night, tear supervisor R D. No. 14 was accepted and IH about completed. Oregon City, On? in on 1 ing down fences and gates and molesting E. G. E. Wist is looking „ for a Samuel Hunter was appointed to till the Sam and Frank Lundburg S. Scovell is butchering the fat hogs at grading................................ 13 00 milk cans. Not saying what our own Land Titles and gate mid his lumber trucks since Satur vacancy. the cheese factory. Land (i Choi 168 70 boys did. Bond of Jacob Blum as road super- Clarence Tilden gravel......... day night. It looks as if the evil spirits $2.50. Eli Olds gravel ...................... Business a Specialty. 00 22 visor was accepted. are unchained. Ho»« BOULDER CREEK. Homer Mason incidentals. ... 00 7 W ork in R.D. N o . 17. 8. H. Phillips buggy took a notion to G B Lamb, incidentals......... i 50 S.M Saturday night, and after H Gage ..................................... 3 75 Seth F Moon road sup........... Mrs. R. M Dingrss is staying with tier haul wood IO 00 singer loaded got scared and mounted W. A. Gage................................... W. SEVERANCE. 7 50 Wm Tinnerstet team work mother during the absence of Mrs. Din- getting the sc hool house wood shed and had to Tom Wilson ............................... 15 75 and pile driving.............. gess who has gone to the valley on be 67 50 160 acres, over 120 rich bottom land, helped down. Arthur Coffey ............................ 19 50 W J Thompkins, learn work business. You 4-0 acreshave been slashed. House, barn A ttorney - at -L aw , Andy Hess 15 00 The rain has temporarily put a stop and driving piling............. 38 00 and other buildings ; 40 fruit trees. 8 R. Y. Blalock has commenced building to gravel hauling, but we think that Harry Beckwith........................ sortm 13 50 Dolph Tinnerstet work on his new house, so the music of hammer there will he enough good weather to John Redberg ............................ tons of hay, tools stock, etc, household crate 3 00 building break water......... mid saw is heard in the land. O regcs - T illamook 35 00 furniture. All for less than $1,800, or D. J. Dunn................................. .. finish repairing our highways. 4 50 E W Stanley, supplies .......... 8 75 will sell land separate. Half mile from Lad H. L. Jensen and family visited Sunday 4 .50 R L Wade, merchandise....... I. H. Moore had to fill a hole on the J. C. Foster................................. 26 50 Spruce post office and school house. Call don’t at W. N. Bays’ home, and Mr. H. Bays Sabbath. Geo Baker................................... 3 00 Cohn & Co. merchandise...... One of his cows got in the 5 55 or address F. Pichereau, Spruce, Oregon, J2)AVID WILEY, M.D., I with his nephew Marcus Ba vs. .Chester Mackinster.................... sale <> 1 12 \V D Stillwell, piling............ mud. Hence the hole. 5 00 who is wanting to sell on account of . Clyde Morris................................ Mr. Ginn of Blaine,passed through this 1 »0 \V G Kelso, road sup.......... r.i Henry Simmons tried to hide from 50 «4 rheumatism. Al. Bowman........................... neighborhood one dav recently. 9 M Tillamook Lumber Co.......... some imaginary monster and crawled >55 $B P hysician , S urgeon w ’ I 9 00 John Childers, road work.... Mrs. Linnie Poland visited Mrs. D. under a spruce tree, and a couple of the W. H. Christenson ......... 3 75 S. H Rock................................. 1 50 D A Simmons, road sup......... NOTICK or FINAL SETTLEMENT. Jensen last week. 20 00 citizens going along the road discovered A. M Commons.......................... 9 01 A ccoucheur . Quick Brothers, hauling ... Protracted meeting will lie held all something protruding from under the 3 00 N oticb is H ksbhv G ivsx .—That the W ork in RD. No. 7. G W Wallace, road sup........... week at the Boulderville school house. tree, so started to investigate, thinking 32 00 anderaigiKd. exeeutHx of the last will and All calls promptly attendedI Henrv Tohl merchandise Come one, come all I they had fonnd the remains of Noah’s Luke Woolf ................................ 21 00 mid’m’Th-i JAMBS.TONl* 'Ireemwil . has 3 T illamook .. O regon I hied in the County Court, of the State of 1 ,50 J R Harter, lumber ............. 99 73 Oregon, for Tillamook County, her final Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lucas spent Sunday ark, but it proved to be a pair of feet be Bill llanenkratt ........................ Grant Bailey......... .................. M« 9 0$ Matt Morrison, road sup. ... 29 10 *nd th,t Tuesday, nt the home of Ehler ami Mrs. Blalock. longing to Henry. the sth day of December. A.D. 1908 at the E. Fish back er............................. 18 to Walt W< km 1 building bridge «•4P« hour often „clock a m. ha. been fired by A merry party of young people gath Surveyor Sappington was in this H. Leach ..................................... S. STEPHENS, across Wilson .................... IOI 6o said Court as the time for the henrine of 13 50 to»» ered under the hospitable roof of W. N. vicinity Friday establishing some lost , D. Tinnerstet.............................. WORK IN ROAD DIST. NO. !$• 1 50 mem ‘thereof? ’ "W ,eC,’“nt anrt th<' * Real Estate, Insuranct»- Bays. Saturday to celebrate Halloween, corners. I'has Himes............................ Harry Patterson .................... 00 24 4 50 In talking to men who havecattle and Jack Williams ......... . ................ after the time honored custom. The „ ANN TONE. Agent for the io to 8 7 » Henry Smitz........................... Esevutrix of the last will and testa- various games and festivities occupied lieeves for sale, they do not sing pros Lee Ackley................................... N R Moon............................... 15 00 I 50 Northwest School Furniture Co-. •* ment of James Tone, deceased. the time until the wee small hoots. perity. What is the matter ? The local Louis Wilks................................. WORK IN DIST. NO. 7. 8 75 J. S. Meyers is duly domiciled in his market never was as demoralized as at MJ. Barnett ........... Notary Public. 4 50 H Gibson .. 50 ^5 new home, after quite a siege of moving present in twenty years. The writer L Stuiv«*ng%............................... A Carlson OFFICE IN OLSEN BLOCK 9 00 45 50 •old lieeves under Cleveland ’s adminis through the mud. Merril Davis........................ 2 50 Wm Maxwell.................... 34 jo tration several different time« at 5c., H. Ellison ....................... 9 25 F Morton.............. *5 75 dressed Now, if the people would put H M Franklin .................. w Jonas Olson ............. LAUDE THAYER. 39 00 20 00 For sale, a Farm of 160 Acres about BEAVER. hi as much time finding out the truth of M. Rann ................................... * 50 Gus Kunze ...... .................. t wo miles west of Trask House, on“ thé 37 the matter as they do harping for some N. Easom............................... Agent for Fireman s 24 00 _ Trask road r> Contains house, barn ana and WORK IN ROAD DIST Mr. West is building nn nddition to | politician, they would find it is not , "oua., u«trn 19 25 Wm Scholl merer........... his burn. L Cleveland nor koosevelt that gives them I). McCalvay.......... .................... orchard enonoh Fund and London and LaDU Partly cleared with enough Claude Ackley........................... . 34 50 Fred Witte.................. meadow land to support 15 cows the Mr Lucas has built a well and pump good or bad prices, but the barons of Chas McKillip......................... e7t3o:;',cl7r:dh-"'"K’u shire Fire Insurance 58 50 Raudolph Larsen............ commerce and the contra tors of the Fred Bush for the fair cook at the new hotel. ......................... 311 IK) W D Steele ....................... ed. 30 tons ofchtlttm bark on the place Companies. Mrs. Woods health is so much im mediums ol exchange. There are just Fr»-d Burkhalter 1 50 Wm Crawford proved she talks of moving home in the | . twenty men in these United States th it Fred Maurer ........................... 18 50 Hugo Effenburger ........ can make or break the welfare of the N. A. Freeman near future. Tillamook .. Orep* 18 25 Will Effenburger.......... . people whenever it suits them. II llanenkratt Mr. Ginn has moved to Blaine. Where , 10 50 Albert Zimmerman .... M Abpanalp ................ his family went a few weeks ago. Mrs. 13 .Y. WORK IN ROAD DIST Quick Brothers. Ginn is teaching school there and the George Tinnerstet 3 00 Lem Johnson........... l>ave Hess .................. children going to school. 3 00 John Childers ....... Jess Earl ...................... R. BEALS, HOUSEHOLD MOVEBS Mr Bixby, the merchant, made «short 18 50 E J Hannenkratt H MARBLE A VINT. Prop« William Maxwell ....... 9 00 I John Sheets ......... ............ business trip to Beaver last week. ........... H. Gibson ... AND DRAYMEN. 7 50 Frank Hanenkratt The two Mr. Sailings have returned to Frank Bester real ESTATE, All orders promptly attended to. 13 SO D D West their home again. Jack Rupp. .. 8 OO F L Buell . Miss Mia Sailing is working for her Phone A. K. Case when you want to Grant Milla ... Heavy Teaming a F inancial A gent , 4 50 Henry Lowry......... sister, Mrs. Jackton. leave orders tor wood sawing. Jim ToinpkiQfl Our Delivery wagon dehren*® 1 50 j Hall Johnson......... Cook jStoVeg THE OLD It Commissioners’ Court. Ranges. Hardware, Tinware. Iron and Steel. Ranch for Si“5^ ----- --- st« To the Farmers PEERLESS, WHITE RIVER, PRIDE WALDO HILLS FLOUR You can save good money on your Winter’s feed and Hour bill by seeing us at once FOR SALE Dairy Farm Acres on the Midk* «Ml Gangloff & Snuffer NEW FALL FABRICS For Gentlemen’s Garments to Order SARCHET, the Tailor, Tillamook C LARSEN HOUSE, FARM FOR SALE. A Bargain. A. J Farm for Sale on the Trask. C Wood Saw Tillamook, Oregon. or city.