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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1907)
tuatnook Jtaöligljt TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER 24 It costs you nothing to have vour eves | examined and the truth known about them. Dr. Henry Morris. • aid You Invest $10.00 JOTTINGS. OK Its. for abstracts, ■orris about your eyes, lamook County Bank notes I bulk or jar al Mills’ Cash Hams and Bacon at Mills’ Srvous head-aches see Dr. Henry ♦ J. Hoilett was iu the city Wednes- ou business. , of Portlaud, came jf. L. Jones left on Saturday on a busi nv* trip to Portland. Born. On Sunday, to the wife of Iiollie W. ^SJMgori, n daughter. Mis* K Northup began teaching in the Otis district last Monday. Mr«. P. B. Vantress left on the stage on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Plank Allen and child came in Frtfcty Kwisit her relatives. Harris will feed your team hay and keep them over night for 50c. * Mies Edna Garfield left Tuesday on a INHHmrtland and Corvallis. IVoC the cheapest, but the “ best for the motto of Mason Bros. David F. Trowbridge vs. Miami Lum ber Company is an injunction suit filed in the circuit court to restrain the com pany from driving piling, etc., along or near the meander line between the Wil son river. ACKLEY, Tillamook, Ore. U. S. Brvant has been arrested for assault and hutterv upon Henry Tohl, Al ways ready to guarantee any work jr., at Nehalem, on Wedn-sday, and the I put out and live up to any guarantee case will come up before Justice A. T White as soon as Bryant is brought to I make. Dr. Henrv Morris. * this city. P. E. Browne returned from a business \V. E. Catterlin has completed the trip on Sunday from ordering a new basement for the new concrete building, stock of goods for his shoe store. Mr. M. L. Hunt and family came in which is to be erected on 2nd Avenue on Sundav to locate in this city and Mr- West. Owing c>j the Sa w mill being de stroyed, it may cause some delay in the Hunt expects to open a law office. building. Regular Saturday -night dances at While shoeing a colt last week, A. F.. Turner’s hall, Hemlock. Good music, Ball was knocked down by the animal, good company, good time. Come. * and received n bad injury to his foot, Rev. D. H. Hare will preach at Bay which knocked him out of shoeing for a City on Sunday morning at the Presby time, Ball going around on crutches and terian church in this city in the evening. his four in a sling. Mrs. Kate Franklin, who has l»een Married, at Corvallis, Ore, Mr. Sid visiting het mother, Mrs. Plank, left lor ney F. Lowry, of Tillamook, and Miss her home at Aberdeen, Wash , on Tues- Lillie Hull, of Corvallis. The happy day. couple will make their home in this The three year old daughter of Roger county, where Mr. Lowry is well known Mahoney was taken dow n with diph and where he will receive the congratu theria on Sunday and died on Tuesday lations of his friends. morning. The Board of Equalization, composed Married, in Portland, Ore-, Mr. Wm. of County Judge H. F. Goodspeed. Woods, of Bay Citv. and Mrs. Helen County Clerk G. B. Lamb ami Assessor Kerr, sister of Mrs. Frank Fitzpatrick, ot A. M. Hare, is in sessiou this week, and South Prairie. up to the time of going to press oiily a Persons wanting shingles in this citv few trivial alterations have been made from the Hadley Russell Shingle Co. can in the assessment. get them by applying to Geo. F.Zimmer If you aregoing to paintand the paint man, Tillamook City. • er is to lurnish the paint, insist on him Twenty little Girls-and Boys, under 12 years of age, call at our store Saturday For kinds of finishing lumber see morning at 9 o’clock. Win the Teddy ¡litirWAaiider Lumber Co. G. A. Moover began teaching in the Bear. King & Smith. • The students who are attending the trict school on .Monday, State Agricultural College from Tilla- iss seeing the new dining room uioolc thia year are Roy J. Anderson, t received at Jones & Knud* Heiner N Cross and Frank E. Cross. Wells is carrying mail and age between Tilianrook ar.d . H. Upton and child, with her rs. Bullard, lelt on Tuesday o, 111. ve your horses in the rain can tie them in Harris’ Tie 0 cts. , the place, the store—Patz- largest stock of fall goods we carried. * rget to stop at Harris’ Feed cheapest place in the citv to team. * styles in photographs for trade just received at Mc- . F. Young left for Portland an o|>eration at St. Vincent’s s is able to be arouud again ergoing an operation for a| - Sander Lumber Co. will de- all kinds of lumber to any e city. anted to work at the Yellow r Company's saw mill.—Ap J. Cohn. * to the future as well as the « My work must be satisfactory Dr Henry Morris. 0L1YMPIC FLOUR It’s the biggest seller in the west to-day, there’s more bread made from it than from any other two or three brands combined. Enough proof that it’s the best flour made— isn’t it ? YOUR GROCER CAN SUPPLY YOU. BE SURE THAT YOU GET IT. THE PORTLAND FLOURING MILLS COMPANY Be a Private Secretary This business world is culling for short hand writers and bookkeepers who are able to manage businesses. Private Secretaries are few and the openings for the mare many. Until the Holmes Business College in stalled its Private Secretary course, there u*ar nothing of the kind to be had on the Pacific Coast. A specialist from the East has been brought to teach this course. Write for an outline of the course, as well as as the other business cources which are taught both day and night in this college. T using Sherwin l^Jiams Pure Paints, or lie IS liable to use an interior article be cause he can buy it fora few cents less per gallon. S. W. Paint is sold as cheap a» Pure Paint can be sold for. King & Smith Co., Agents. * The school hoard has added shorthand and typewriting to the high school and Frank Ekroth vs. Thomas F. Hard employed Miss Edna Garfield to leach son is a suit filed in the circuit court in these branches, which will help to make which plaintiff wants judgment for the the high school much more popular, as recovery and possession of certain pro quite a number of the students and y oung people were desirous of learning perty. Mr. Wells Gilbert, of the -JYiUon short hand and typewriting. Miss Nellie Marvel was called to her River Lumber, accompanied by Messrs. Fred Strong and George Warren, were home at Arlington last Saturday owing iu the city from Portland this week on to the serious illness of her mother, and on that account she resigned her position business. as teacher in the Riverdale school. Miss Mr. B. E. Van V'oorliis, of the Port, Mildred Lioter is teaching the school land Flouring Mills, was out suiting himself on Wednesday, having had an temporarily during the lime the Tilla mook high school is closed. attack of typhoid fever, from which he A juvenile electric storm with thunder has recovered. passed over this city this morning, and A marriage license was issued Monday after a long spell of beautiful fall wea to R. L. Moore and Clara McKinney, ther, the gentle patter of the rain drop* who were married by Justice of the were heard once more, The county for Peace A. T. White the same day. They the whole year has been covered with a reside at Bay City. green verdure, providing plenty of green Purchase a package of silver ware dir- feed for the dairy herds. played in ,our window, and help some See, write or phone J. C. Bewley for little boy or girl win the large Teddy Bear. Silver-ware guaranteed tor two anything vou want in real estate, im years, 25c. a package. King & Smith. * proved larm lands, timber and city pro perty. Town property in Tillamook •Jack Kay*, who worked in H Woolfe’s City for sale and rent ; also Bay City shoeing shop, has gone into partnership property, lots, acreage and larger tracts in the horse shoeing business with A. E. to suit purchaser. Office and residence : Ball, both of whom are experts in their The Winfield House, Bay City, Ore. * line of business, and who will, no doubt, The Tillamook County Bank pays 4 be well patronized by th ore who haye horse« to shoe. They are now located on per cent interest on saving* account* and the block opposite the school bouse, the time certificates, makes no charge for first building to be placed on that long collecting check* oik. other bank*, makes loans, and in tact does all business with vacant space in the center of the city. in the range o! conservative banking. Do your business with the oldest and strongest Bank in Tillamook County. * Used in Most Homes HOLMES . USINESSi COLLEGE WASMtHCTOH *> TtNTH ITS . ffOWTLAMD OOC. Sale Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits I The Tillamook Land & Investment Co. is the name of a new real estnte office opened in this city hy Mrssrs. B O. Snuffer and L. W McAdams, with offices also in the Chamber of Commerce, Port, land. A month for a short time for a choice lot in Tillamook City, we have just a few more to sell on these terms at prices that is sure to double within 12 months. If interested call or wiite to-day as we are selling these lots daily. Address, RALPH ❖SB’S Jacob Schweitzer left the citv suddenly on Tuesday night, intent of defrauding hi* creditor», but he did not manage the scheme successtully. for the next day a complaint was sworn out against him. andSneriff Crenshaw was soon on his tract*, overtaking him in the south part ofthecounty. Schweitzer pungled up the "dough'' he owed for merchandise obtained at the store of Alex. McNair & Co. Ladies’ Tailor-made Suit Sale without a parallel in this country, $25.00 to $35.00 values for $19.95. There are just 20 of these new arrivals—no two alike. Jackets in short and three-quarter lengths. The skirts are in the new ruffle effect. Colors, black, navy, fancy worsteds and chiffon broadcloths in the beautiful stripe combinations. Sizes 32 to 40. All this week your choice at these $25.00 to $35.00 Suits— II $19.95 « I I Extra Special CRAVENETTES at a BIG SAVING Ladies’ and Misses’ Cravenettes—End of Season manufacturers line, bought at 25 per cent discount and placed on sale by us at the same liberal discount, 25 per cent off. Take advantage while sizes are complete. I I New arrivals—Ladies long and three-quarter length Coats and Short Jackets. The nobbiest garments we’ve shown this season and prices are the lowest. Haltom’s. SiÄ Haltom’s Diphtheria Antitoxin, Sulphur Torches. Liquid Disinfectants, Sprays, At Lamar’s Drug Store. Notice to Th-* Clatsop Countv Court on Tuesday made an order directing the making of preliminary surveys and estimates of | cost of construction of a proposed pub lic highway from Cannon Beach to the Tillamook County line, there to connect C. E Dotv *«> arrested by Sheriff with a road which this county is to Culver, of Marion County, charged with build from Nehalem City. The comple a statutory offence committed upon a tion of the** proposed highways will voung girl. He is alleged to have mar linin’ a wood automobile road from As ried Miss Agnes Davis, aged 14 years, of toria to Tillamook Citv, and will also Dolph, in this county, whom he took to lap a rich agricultural district that is Kalama.^ Wash., as his wife. He may now wholly without mean* of eommu alto be tried for bigamy, as he ha. a nication with the outside world. wife at Didph Alex. McNiir & Co has brought suit We are sorry to announce the death of in the county court against Jacob Mrs. Hirrv Allen, a daughter of Mr.Win. Schweitzer to recover $67.20 for goods, Barker, who resided in this city about wares and merchandise furnished the de six years ago, which took place on the fendant. The complaint sets out that 16th ot September at Roslyn, Wash., Schweitzer had removed and disposed where the rhorfiins were buried. They of hi* property with intent to defraud will lie removed to Seattle and buried hi* creditors, leaving thecity alter night there later, in accordance with the la.t fall so that his movements would not be request of the deceased. observed ; and that plaintiff is entitled At the home of the bride’s | .rents, to have defendant arrested for that Mr. and Mrs. L H. Baker. H6H Glad reason, under the provision* of sec. 260 stone avenue, la.t Sunday week, a of Bellinger A Colton’s annotated codes pretty wedding was celebrated, when and statutes of Oregon. Walter Inch and Mis. Una Biker were Engineer C M. Thomas, of the P. R united in marriage. Bev. J. Bowersox A N. Co., while diiving down the steep |ierforming the ceremony. Owing to grade to th* Miami I.umber Co.'s saw illness in the family, the wedding was mill at Hobsonvill* in a buggy, th* team a quiet one. After refreshments an ' »filed at a bundle ot blankets which had automobile took the party to the depot been left on the side of the road. Leap and they left for Tillam'iok City, where ing into the air. the team left the grade, they will sojourn fur a season.— Oregon taking the buggy and occupant» with Journal. them. Mr. Thomas held on to the line We understand that two proposition* lor a time, but had to jump to prevent are under consideration to lurni.h the lieing in the smash up which followed, city with electric lights and power for j and fortunately escaped serious injury. industrial purposes. One is to harness One of th* horse* had it* foot broken and use the water at Mnnwn’i tails, and had to he shot. The team belonged which could be put in for a compara to Harris’ Livery Barn. tively small outlay and completed in a H lew months. The other is to Mr the The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on north fork of the Wilson river. Notices Sunday, her passengers being M. L. Hunt have also been posted on the Wilson and family. Mr. Hubbard and wife, E. river, near the Rush place, to use the Dingman, P. Bimm, A. Wayman. G. water there, which, it t* stated, able to Ingner, Mr*. Ford, Mr. Kiltam and furnish 2.000 horse power. wife. Mr* Sevenson. P F. Browne. Mt Married, on Sundav. inTillamook Citv. Oberg. L.L. Skidmore and R. M Buckle. at the home of Mrs. George Bennett, a She left this citv on Tuesday, her pas sister of the bride. Mr. Wm. A. Williams sengers being Mr. Jone*. R. M Buckle. and Mr*. Rebecca A Green. The cere L. L. Skidmore, Mrs. Upton. Mrs. Bul- mony being performed by Rev. P. R. lard and E. W. Dingmali. Burnett, pastor of the Christian church. Owing to the fatal case of diphtheria The happy couple left immediately for which occurred near this city, it was California, where they will spend their thought advisable to close St.Alphonsns honevmoon. carrying with them the first Academy and t be public school this week wishes of their friend* and relative* a* to Mr. Williams •* a precast ton against I he spread of their future happovrse. the diaease. No new cases have develop being one of Tillamook City'• successful ed, and in all probability school will It* husaouaa men. on their return from Cnh- - resumed on Monday. It was at the sug f. rwiu Mr. and Mr* William* will make Cnepnyat tons are beginning to realise gestion of Dr. I. M Smith, th* county their home in this city. Mra. William* is that they must obey Hie law th* saure health officer, that tb* public school was a daughter of Mr. and Mr*. B.W.PuweR,. as an indirrdual. of South Prairie. [ i closed. Debtors. Owing tn the fire of the Tillamook Lumbering Co’s mill, all parties indebt ed to the company wiil please call and settle at once ____ Notice Thii is tn give notice that I he old water system, formerly i>elonging to the Tilla mook Water Company, will be shut off on »lie 1st of November. ______________ By Order. Berkshire Hogs for Sale. For Sale, 15 Head of Berkshire Swine, pure lire.i, of different ages, from the famous Ladd stock. To lie sold at a bargain.—Apply to Arthur Beals. .HENRY E. MORRIS See him about your eye-troubles. It will cost you nothing to get his advice and your eyes examined. Satisfaction guaran teed. hy pay high rent when you can get a cheap lot in Sunnymead Addition, where you can build and own your own home. Cash or install ments. See Geo. F. Zimmer man. _____ _ First Bank & Trust Company, TEA The greatest tea-drinkers are full-bottom Dutch men. There isn't much nervous prostration in Holland. BAY CITY. ORE. Capital Kux’k........................ $25,000. Offers every facility for safe banking, and solicit* your business. I Commercial. Having» and Trust De partments. Interest at current rates on checking ace. mol*. O-lr liriln. book, •- Helpful Hints on Banking,’’ explaining how to du your banking by mall ia ready. Head for a cupy. Il's free for the asking.
