Tillamook headlight., March 24, 1904, Image 3

BCULDER
CREEK
Blaine to woik for R. 0. Richards.
We hear that E. T, Coulson and fami­
ly who went from here to Ohio last fall,
will return to the land of “milk aud
honey and bark" in May It seems as if
people will wander back io Tillamook.
Norman Dye is adding mnch tn the
good ap|M*arances of his farm by build
ing new fences.
Miss Abbie Coulson spent last week
with relatives at Blaine.
Quite a number from Beaver were in is received from it will not be permitted
to interfere with its further extension.
the city last week on business,
I It is a branch of our postal system the
Monk Woods is preparing to move
! establishment of which has been amply
his farm at Pleasant Valley soon.
We hear Mrs. Osborn is keeping house I justified by the results and it is the be.
J lief of those who know most about it
for Mr. Wells.
We see Tommy Davis is able to help ' that it will in time be self-sustaini g.
carry mail again.
Farmers are all wishing for good
weather as feed is getting scarce in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Linnie Poland and her two lit­
tle daughters were storm bound on their
their way to Mr. Nicklaus’, mid stayed
at H. A. Chopard's from Wednesday
until Friday.
Thurui Coulson was down from Blaine
ast Friday. He says there is two feet
of snow on his ranch on square top.
Frank Dye was a visitor in our neigh
borhood Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Lucas, and Mr.
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
BEAVER.
and Mrs. Oliver Kinnaman went lip
Now is the time to buy a
Boulder Sunday, to visit friends and re.
Will some one telephone over to the
new Sewing Machine for
Fine weather—best in the world—hail­ weather prophet and beg him to give us
lati ves.
$22.00, with drop head and
(!. C. Jensen, of Hebo, made a flying ing to beat the band.
some warm sunshine so we can plant
all the latest improvements
trip to Boulder Creek, on business, the
Rev. Smith, our esteemed pastor, is some early potatoes?
at M c I ntosh & M c N air ’ s . r>
first of the week.
on the sick list.
Mr. Hull Johnson was married on the
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Chopaid entertain­
It is the B onita S ewing
Two of the Beaver sports, viz, Ante 13th, to Miss Francis Darby, at the
ed Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith and family Kirk and Edd West, attended the St. home of his mother’s, by Justice Alley,
M achine , and they range
last Sunday.
in price from $22 to $35,
Patricks Ball at Cloverdale the 17th, and of Tillamook, in the presence of their
Mr. ami Mrs. A. Foland are staying report a splendid time as usual.
many friends and neighbors, who'were
with ball bearings. They
with Mrs. Poland's parents. Mr.and Mrs.
invited to an elegant dinner prepared by
Siiy! Di<l you know Joe got back?
are little beauties, perfectly)
Nicklaus, until the bad weather is over,
made and something new on
If you are out of anything to burn, Mrs. Alvin Johnson, at the groom’s'
so they can move to Blaine, where they
call on West & Kirk Co, wood con- mother’s. Many useful and ornamental
the market. These machi­
expect to remain during the summer.
presents were presented to the happy
traders of the city.
nes are a better article than
C. Mills was out from the city last
couple, by their guests with each wish
Monk
Woods
had
a
narrow
escape
of
the peddlars are charging
week showing the country to a land
ing them much happiness and pleasure
his life a few days ago. While breaking
$65
and $75 for.
Sicker.
through life.
A party of five namely ; Mr. and Mrs. a team of colts just from the bunch
Mr. Billings is moving on his dairy
O W. Kinnauian. Mr. J-rank Dye and grass region, everything went well until ranch near Tillamook.
Mr. G. W. Lucas and wife, went down the team took a fright at a bear flying
Mr. Fearley will move on the Daniel’s
tlie river Sunday evening to Mr. Nor­ across the street in front of the Kirk place.
residence, and ran down the road about
man Dye's, on Wolfe Creek.
There was a grand ball given at Mrs
Mrs. Grace ‘Chopard was on the sick one half a mile and tearing up abont Curtis Johnson’s on the 17th. A good
list a few days with a light attack of three miles of sidewalk.
number were masked and a good time
Mr. Brown has rented the Bixby farm was reported by those present.
General Banking and Exchange busi­
I ¡»grippe.
ness.
The present bad weather is discourag- for the summer,
—
Connie Dye and his tootsey-wootsey
ing to tluise who want to work, so we
Luke xv., 17.—And when he can»- to
Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger
pissed through Beaver Sunday en route himself.
many, Sweden, and all foreign countries
all go visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L Jensen and children f ir Lawrence Sanders,
That was the turning point of his life,
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
spent Monday, at IL A. Chopards.
A severe tornado passed through our he was alone, no one to influence, sug­
' town Saturday night, taking with it a gest or dictate, it was his inborn sense
NEHALEM
•few houses, several buildings and other of decision to dp what was right, that
TILLAMCOK
prompted him to make a start home­
A. Anderson moved the big building things to nuinerou* to mentum.
belonging to the iiehalem Dairy Associa- I As ever] one e 'joys the Blaii e items so ward. It is a delicate matter to deal
( incur porated ),
tmn from lower town to the forks of the immensely we felt it our solemn duty to with, for if it is not of a man's own in*.
contribute to the r amusement a little pulse it is not genuine.
river and landed it »afelv Wednesday.
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE.
This son represented the gentile world
The Grange initiated tour new mem- this week,
PAID UP CAPITAL, $10,000.
Mr. W< ods and family called on Mr. who came of his own free will in con­
bers at their meeting Thursday.
West’s to help eat the old “settin’’ hen tradiction to the son w ho had had all
The exodus from .Nehalem continues.
A
GENERAL BANKING
of the father’s energies expended on him.
Johanna Schollmeyer, Mary Long. la-t Sunday.
BUSINESS.
We Beaverites aie goin’ Io peel chittim The world has plenty of men capable of
Mrs. Ida Christenson and Bessie Gray
dealing with the righteous son, but there Directors
were passengers out on the Vosburg too.
M. W. H arrison , W. W.
It is ri more 1 around that cupid is are few who are able to deal with the
from Garibaldi Wednesday.
C urtiss , B. L. E ddy .
,
trying
his
tricks
on
Bill
Lucas
of
late.
|
prodigal,
for
it
does
not
require
very
Prof. Geo. Lamb was visiting schools
Cashier :—M. W. H arrison .
What are you goin’ to do ’lx ut it. Bill Y [ much education, experience, or faith to
on Nehalem Thursday.
Liberal-Prices
Paid for gilt edge securi­
plead
a
righteous
man
’
s
cause.
E l Wt st railed on Ame Kirk some
The Democrats expect to place E K.
Because God made provision for the ties of all kinds.
Seo veil in the field for County Commis­ ■ time last w< e c.
salvation of the righteous.it did not pre
sioner.
Hugh Wallac**, a sporty lad of Spruce,
\
Fred Miller has lost quite a number of ' called on his cousins M«- srs Ralph and vent him from providing for the re­
Rain and mat
demption of sinners, the father had two
cattle from lack of feed.
have no effect on
H »ward Bunn on Sunday.
sons.
harness treated
Edd L ine lost one of his horses, it
Mr. T icker and family called on Mr.
with Eureka Har­
I have never been able to persuade a
ness Oil. It re- •
slipped <m the barn floor, breaking its Ginn's family Sunday.
sista the ¿amp,
minister
to
present
my
case,
his
sympa
­
shoulder.
keeps tbe leath­
Mr. and Mi». A. W. Cunn visited at thy and interest lie with the righteous
er soft and pli­
Ge« rge Ludtke made a trip to Astoria
able. Stitches
Wm. Salmg’s Sunday.
who need no repentance.—J, C. Gove.
do not break.
a id Portland, going over the trail bv
No rough rur-
i
Lena
Bunn
visited
May
Ginn
latt
week.
Seaside last week.
fac e to chafe
and cut. The
Rural Delivery Expansion.
Helen West called on Eva W’rst Satur­
Watt Ol«n is building a house in
harn' ss not
only keeps
lower town, D, H. Vedder is doing the day. Eva reiumeu the call next day as
Rural free delivery was inaugurated
looking like
,usual
carpenter work.
new, but
under republican administration and
wear* twice
Mr«. West has returned home from has proved a decided success, The svs-
at long by th
COULSONBURO.
use of Eurek_
'Tillamook, where she had been attend­ tern has had a rapid expansion and is
HarnesaOil. 4
ing
the
services
conducted
by
Rev.
still being extended Three v*ars ago
The daffodils are blooming in spite of
the pay roll of the rural delivery ser-
the snow and ram, we are having. We Gliorinley, of Portland.
Sold
Belle Hiatt was seen in Beaver one vice wai $3,500,(HK). The post office ap-
are in hopes that the weather man will
•very where
propriation bill now provides for $21,-
in can»—
semi us some nice sunshiny days soon. , day last week.
all size*.
I). F. Coulson and family have meved ! We hear that Amos Kirk is aspiring to 000,000 and it is stated that the pay of
Made by
Standard OU
back to their ranch. Mrs. Coulson is 'the office of Justice of the Peace. We carriers for the coming year, which is to :
Company
hope that all the Socialists and Prohl’s ' be increased, will l>e $3.300,000 more
quite sick at present
C. Mills, of Tillamook, came out Tues­ will prose true to their party principal-*, I than that of the current year.
day and icturend the following dav, lie ¡and stand by Ame in the political cam-' i There are men in congress and per.
was accompanied bv Mr. M. Melchoir.
paign. as he is well qualified for the I Imps some outside who are disposed to '
object to the expansion and necessarily
Every body down th s way are getting 1 office in all respects.
I offer for sale my place known as Ne-
rather short of feed, and our old ' boss- . 1 A. W. Bunn s cheese factory started the increasing expense of the rural de­ caniie Mountain, located north of Ne­
livery
service.
They
are
not
in
sym
­
s
are liable to grow thin it the snow ' up last Monday with Ralph at the vat.
halem Bay. This place consists of eight
pathy with popular sentiments, at lenst , hundred acres of land, ot er half of which
continue« to “drop,’’
I Mi*> Bessie Bays is visiting her sinter- i in those section-* of the country where t is open prairie, cither now under cultiva­
G. T. C«»uls.ai has taken unto himself I in*law. Mrs. Olive Bays.
tion or ready tor the plow. This is good
' the service is in operation and its ad- , grass land, well watered by mountain
a ranch at Bl line.
sons.
j
Mr
and
Mrs
Norman
Dve
and
vantages and benefits are experienced streams, and can easily be made one of
C. II. Newton ma 1« his fir-t visd to I
He reports i i Connie and Frank, visited at 8. C. and appreciated. There is no question the best. if not the best stock or dairy
Tillamiok City Thursday
rith _____
the ' Woods one day last week.
that the rural communities are denying farmin Tillamook County. Price reason*
bring favorably impressed w...
able and terms^easy. Apply to
Mrs.
great
good from this service nndghe
Mrs.
Ginn
and
family
visited
iu*
surrounding
P. C. W a RRKM.
"Cowity Seat" and i
fact
that
it
cost
something
more
than
I
uckrr
and
family
la^t
week.
Warrington, Ore.
country. Mr. Newton I han gone to’
$
OF
C. & E. Thayer
COUNTY BANK.
fVREK\
H arness
Ranch for Sale.