illamook
XX
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, NOVEMBER 28, 1907.
OOK
JOTTINGS. ¡ ~We are glad to hear that Mrs. Frank
Hobson, w ho was operated upon in the
9
Good Samaritan Hospital two weeks
ts. for abstracts.
* ago, >s getting along nicely and w ill be
lorris about your eyes,
able to return home in about a week.
lainook County Bunk notes. *
Owing to the continuance of stormy
I bulk or jar at Mills' Cash
weather for the past two weeks, the Sue
H. Elmore has been forced into idleness
Hams and Bacon at Mills’ and unable to get out, consequently the
»
height business has been paralized until
»sts for sale.—John Matijack, the blow is over and the sea calms down.
Or.
*
We understand that as soon as the
k City is to have another holidays are over Judge Burnett will
»p.
come in and adjourn the circuit court
■icon, of Portland, was in the until a date when one of the judges can
come in and take up the cases in the
uday.
idsay, of Portland, was in the November docket, which will proba
bly be Judge W. Galloway.
tsrday.
H. T. Winters, assistant foreman of
endent W. W Wiley returned
the
composing room of the San Fran,
’on Wednesday.
cisco Chronicle, was in the county on a
¡Smith and wife are expected
visit and gave us a call. He was mar
it from California.
ried some years ago to Miss Rose Wea
i kinds of cemetery work in therly, niece of Sim Earl, who, with her
0 granite see D L. Sbrode. *
two children, while on their way to
(Cheapest, but the “ best for Tillamook, were drowned when the Col
|s the motto of Mason Bros.
umbia went down after being in collision
I. T. Botts left on the stage last August,
n a business trip to Portland.
At an inter-society debate, held at the
Ginnis and family were in from High School on Friday, John Aschim,
londay ; also Oraut Marshall, Albert Bramwell and Robert Stillwell
iss seeing the new dining room won the privilege of representing the
it received at Jones & Knud- school iu the debate with Astoria High
School. A debate library has been secur
ed from the State Library Association,
Fuller
came
in
with
Supt.
«7
and hard work is being done in prepar
to spend the winter with
ation for the debate, the date of which
will be announced later.
ive your horses in the rain
Monday night threeyoung fellowstore
lean tie them in Harris' Tie
off some boards and entered the editor’s
P cts.
barn, and made a raid nu five turkeys
fget to stop at Harris’ Feed They made their exit through the manure
■ cheapest place in the city to door, carrying away three turkey, but
______ ■ team.
*
in their hurry dropped one, which had
The time, the place, the store—Patz been killed. It is now in order to make
if.. The largest stock oi fall goods we a raid on the thieves and if they get their
»carried.
* hides punctured with lead they will be
I at once so that I can have getting whut they richly deserve. There
ographs finished in time for was almost a shooting muss only a few
weeks ago when some parties were raid
*
McMillan.
, first class mortgages on farm ing a chicken house in the east part of
*>roperty. See Ralph Acklev, the city.
The Tillamook Concert Band furnished
site Lamar's Drug Store. *
some excellent band music at their con
ikley has moved his real estate cert on Friday evening, for which they
the Palace hotel to the room
are deserving of a great deal of credit.
xupied by the Headlight.
Since the band was reorganized the boys
e. well improved IGO acres in have not neglected their practice, and
unty for land or property in after months of steady training, it is
-M. W. Hunt, Tillamook, now able to furnish some fine music, The
« vocalists were Mrs. G. K. Parrish and
dancing party at Turner's Miss Lillian Anderson, both of whom
tick, Saturday night. Admis were encored. J. W. Anderson gave a
ace 50c. Ladies free. Luncheon piclo solo and G. K. Parrish a clarnet
solo, which were well rendered and en
B5c.
wanting shingles in this city cored. “Courtship under difficulties'*
ladley Russell Shingle Co. can proved laughable, so did the quartette
f applying to Geo. F.Zimmer- “Cooper’s Choru9,’’ in w hich N. Parrish
was the star performer, while the other
nook City.
*
parts on program weie well received.
r of hunters were out hunting
We have to announce the death of
ly and Sunday,but when they
could be seen that they had I. T. Maulsby, which occurred on the
18th instant at the Soldiers’ Home at
cry successful.
Roseburg, where he was taken a few
H. Hare will preach at the years ago from this county. He was a
in church, both morning and war veteran and one of the early settlers
txt Sunday. All are cordially of Tillamook, and served the county as
these services.
county school superintendent and justice
i to rent, a house in or near of the peace. He was amongst the first
[City.with six or seven rooms, teachers to teach school in this county,
buy if reasonable.—Address, and being well educated and an attorney
he rose to some prominence in the early
jer, Tillamook, Or.
*
mil garpe between the Tills. days of the "county. He was a judge
> School and Tillamook City under the old territorial law at Vancou
ited game on Thursday after- ver, which gave him a license to practice
I in a tie, neither side scoring, law. He married a widow in Yamhill
county, but soon after she obtained a
appears to be such a demand
divorce. He came to Tillamook about
mor Chamberlain to continue
1876 and remained he'e until he was
blidays, it is more than pro*
taken to the Soldiers’ Home about three
will continued until the new
years ago.
>1.50 per year
Merle D Nelson ia Dead
Merle D. Nelson, founder and former
editor of the Cloverdale Courier, died of
tuberculosis Saturday evening, near
Porterville, C al., where he went about
two months ago. Mr. Nelson was born
oil a farm in the VVebfoot neighborhood,
six or eight miles from McMinnville,
about 22 y ears ago, and moved to Mc
Minnville with his parents in early child
hood. After graduation from the high
school and the commercial depait me nt
of McMinnville College he served an
apprenticeship on the News Reporter, of
McMinnville, owned at that time by D.
I. Asburv. Neatly three 5ears ago he
went to Cloverdale, in Tillamook County
fl]
and embarked in the newspaper field,
haying the distinction of being the
youngest editor in the state. He was
fast rising to prominence when he c<>n-
tracted a sever cold, last winter, from
which he never recovered. The body [¡J
will be taken to McMinnville fur I burial.
The City Caucus.
TODD & CO.,
The Clothiers and Furnishers.
We are still doing business at the old stand. We are not making any sensational sales
or clearance sales.
We never mark our goodsup in Older to make reductions.
We sell at a fair profit, not at cost. We make one price to all, and that as low as possi
ble for a successful business.
We appreciate your patronage, and shall treat you in the future as we have in the past.
We will take CLEARANCE HOUSE CERTIFICATES in trade on your
account or note.
We believe they are perfectly good, and should be taken by every one without hesitation.
They are backed by the very best secureties to the amount of one and one half times
the face of each certificate, and will be redeemed February ist, 1908
Anyone telling you that these certificates are not good is either ignorant or has no good
motive in view.
All those owing accounts of over 30 days, call and settle, we want the money because it
is due us.
In conclusion let us state that we are headquarters for everything that men wear.
We are the oldest firm doing business iu Tillamook City. Call and see us at the old stand.
There waa a large attendance at the
c:ty caucus on Monday evening at the
opera house to nominate a ticket for city
official, for the coming year, and as nei „
ther the mayor nor any of the council
men were desirous of succeeding them
selves, this left a clear field tor those who
il
desired to control city affairs, and there
were those who took advantage of this
and made up a “slate.” Mr. A. J. Col.n
was chosen chairman and Mr. J. C. Hol
den secretary. The noiniuatious were as
follows :
Mayor—S. S. Johnson.
Recorder—J. C. Holden.
Treasurer—J. S. Siephens.
Marshal—G. F. Zimmerman.
Councilman :
1st ward—W. O. Chase.
2nd ward—G. P. Wilt.
3rd ward—Ralph Ackley.
4th ward—C. Van Patten.
5th ward—R. W. Watson.
Water Commissioners :
At large—Carl A. Patzlaf.
2nd ward—M F. Leach.
3rd ward—S. A. Brodhead.
Carl A. Patzlaf has declined to run for
Maggie J. Butts and husband to Clara
secs 8 and 17, tp 3 n. r 8 w. (1600.
Real Estate Transfers
water commissioner.
Butts, lol 2, blk 8. Park addition to William H. Jenks to Detroit Trust Co.,
There will be opposition in two or
Tillamook City—$1.
50.53 acres, sec 5, tp 3 n, r 6 w. (10.
three of the wards, as well as another P repared by H T. B otts , A bstracter . J. C. Bewley and wife to Mary Stoddard, Asa L. Tyler to Samuel Swanson, 40
candidate for city marshal, for there Heck a Wist to Keystone Tin.tier Co.,
acres, sec 16, tp 4 a, r 8 w $1.00.
160 acres in spc 3, tp t north, range
tract in sees. 28, 29 and 33. tp 4
appears to be a great deal of objection
Lincoln Trust Co . to J S. Delhi, lots 4,
10 west—$3JOO.
north,
range
9
west,
and
sec
32,
tp
to G. F. Zimmerman, who was removed
5 and 6, blk 4. Park add to Tilla
4 north, range 9 west (out of county) John R. Harter to Mrs. Ella L. Plank,
from the position of special policeman
mook City. (600.
lots
13
and
14,
blk
1,
Harter's
addi
—$4006.
and night watchman, by unanimous
tion to Lincoln(now Tillamook City) Job C. Foster to Thomas Hartley l os.
vote of the city council, because he was E. A. Ball and wife to F. Beals and wife
ter. 47 ucrcs in sec 9, tp 5 s, r 10 w
—
$600.
and A. G. Beals, tract in block 5,
not doing his duty, for which he was
(IU00,
Thayer's addition to Tillamook City, Tillamook County Bank to Cohn & Co., II. E Morton to James McFaul, Quit
drawing down a salary.
trail in blk 2, Lincoln (now Tilla
Oregon.
claim, tract sec 16, tp I a, r 9 w.
mook City) ; also 80 acres, sec 10, tp
Valuations in School Districts. James Wesley McMillan and wife to W.
(1.00.
1 north, range 10 west—$¿903 22.
G. Dwight, one.helf interest in lots
U. 8. Land Office to Adolph Erickson,
County Clerk G. B. Lamb ha, compiled
7 ami 8, blk 82. Claude Thayer's 4th ! I Emma M. Travis to L. M. Travis and L.
from the assessment roll the amount of
40 acres, sec 6. tp 2 n, r 9 w. (100.
R E lmundsou, 160 acres in secs 5
addition to Tillamook City.
Annie E. Snapp and husband to Arthur
taxable property in each school district,
and
6,
tp
1
south,
range
8
west
—
George F. Zimmerman and wi'e and I
which is as follows :
Andrews, 160 acres, sect 22 and 23,
—$1600.
George Williams and wife to Law
1
tp 5 » r 10 w. $1500.
.................. $301.575
2
................. 175,350
rence Sanders, lots 1 and 2. blk 4, By ron A. Edmundson and wife to L. M. Charles H. Davis, jr„ to The Wright.
3 ..Ä........... ................. 146.860
Travis and L. R. Edmundson. 160.52
Sunny mead addition to Tillamook
Blodgett Co. Ltd., 320 acres, sec 18,
4
................
13,820
acres in sec 5, tp 1 south, range 8
tp 2 n. c 7 w. $1.00.
City—$800.
................. 116^505
5
west—$1600.
Michael Kellv and wife to Charles IT.
•
.................
55.280
W. W. Curtiss and wife to Oak Nolan,
7
................
86.610
Duvis, jr.,ne X. stl- 18. tp 2 a, r 7 w,
west half, blk 2, Stillwell's addition I Julian Cail Altiert to J. J. Walter and
8
................. 48,680
W. S. Gregory, 147 95 acres in sec
$1.00.
to Lincoln, now Tillamook City—,
9
................. 575,870
17, tp 2 south, range 10 west—$1.
Michuel Kellv and wife tot’harles Davis,
10
(500.
................. 21L905
jr , H interest. sej(. sec 18, tp 2 n,
11
................. 380,565
B. J. Stephens and wife to John II. Har i j Mary A. Albert to J. J. Walter and W.
12
................. 119,915
r 7 w. »1.00.
8. Gregory, 147.95 acres hi s*c 17,
ter,
%
acre,
blk
9,
Tillamook
City,
13
. ...............
74.960
J.
R.
Finley and wife to Maria J Phelps,'
tp2
south,
range
10
west
—
$1700.
Oregon—(2500.
14
................ 339.790
acre, sec 30. tp 3 r, r 9 w. $60.
15
................. 201.225
B. H. Hathaway and wife to Susie E. ; Isa I m -Ila Henshaw Wheat (formerly
16
Manillus McMillan and wife to The
................ 48.710
Henshaw)
and
husband
to
Albert
lloevet, tract. Claude Thayer's ad.
17
................ 744 370
Masonic Building Association ol Bay
Henshaw, quit claim, lots 1 to 8.
dition to Lincoln—(400.
18
................ 39,843
City, lot 8, blk 1, Bay City. »500.
blk
5,
Hays
’
addition
toTillan.ook
—
19
................. 50,555
John R Harter to Fled W. Christensen,
Wright-Blodgett Co . Ltd., to John E.
20
................ 45,100
IL
lots 1 and 2, blk 1, Harter's addi
Wheeler. 960 acres, secs 18, 19. 30
21
...............
25 610
tion to Lincoln (now Tillamook , Ailiert Henshaw and wife to Weiner
................ 102.235
22
and 36, tp 2 n. r 7 w. (45.000.
Michel,l
»ti»
1
to
8,
Hays'
add
to
THla
................ 205’225
23
City).
Jane Middaugh and husband to Marion
24
................ 544.700
wook—$1000.
Mary J. Cone and husband to Wilson i
Edee, 240 acres, secs 2 and 3, tp 3
25
...............
97.640
River Lumber Co., 820.77 acris, | ' First Bartk^k Trust Co. to M. B Bozorth
n, r 6 w. (3000.
26
................
32,010
E
blk 66, Central add to Bay City Harris V. Hill to George W. Cielcha, 160
27
................ 206.810
secs. 5 nnd 6. tp 1 north, range 6
28
................ 366.086
west, also tract in sec. 25, tp I north, j
-ri.
acres, secs 28 and 29, tp 5 s, r 9 w,
29
................
37.170
(1.00.
range
8
west.
Hans
Larsen
and
wife
to
Mary
Ktod«
vv rains caused a large num-
30
................
69.670
Tillamook's Bleaaing«
dard, 160 acres, sec «3, tp 1 north Anna J. Fogle (formerly Abbott) to C,
31
, belonging to Fied Wheeler,
................ 629.140
Anna M. Whitcomb nnd husband to
32
................
13.905
W. Talmage, quitclaim, 40 acres,
range 10 west— $5.
lose on Sunday, many of them
Over in Tillamook the Headlight offris
School District No. 15. tract in seen
33
................ 272.250
sec 17. tp 5 s, r 9 w. »10.
»ea to be washed up on the the following motto tor its county :
25
and
36.
tp
2
north,
range
10
west
!
Three
Rivers
Creamery
Aaarx:iation
to
34
................
29.165
No bank panics, no banks busting, no
Emma L. Mattoon, tract in sec 13, 10 mortgages filed securing (46,275.00.
35
................ 641.850
Fredricka Neilson and licsband to David
frenzied
financiers,
no
one
excited,
no
7 uiurtgageasecuring (6.977 80, satisfied.
36
................
27.010
tp 4 south, range 10 west—$500.
election is next Monday, not blizzards, no cyclones, no intense heat,
F. |Trow bridge. 20 acres in sec 85,
................
14.685
37
« announced in this week's no severe cold, no crop failures, no pau
tp I north, range 10 weal and sac 2, , F. R. Beale and wife and A. G Bealx
38
................ 180.235
A resident of Hubbard advises hop
• polling place being at the pers. no tramps, no saloons, average
tp 1 south, range 10 west—(2300.
end wife to E. A. Bdl, tract in Me- 1
39
................ 365.565
growers to turn the hophouse into a
40
nd the yotidg between 8 am. | price of butter tat for 1907, 35c. per
................ 39 220
Her
moll
’
s
add
to
Tillamook
City
—
I
Rena Morgan, heir of Jo-hoa Morton,
i pound. Rah ! Rah ! Rab !
barn, plow up the vines and put in kale,
41
................
18.041
and husband to James M. McFaul,
$1.
................
34.790
42
“No railroad*' might have been added
trade the stoves and wire fur cows, and
tract,
sec
16,
tp
1
south,
range
9
Tillamook
County
Bank
to
Ralph
................
7.965
Fatt. the merchant from the ' as another blessing. Finish the railroad
44
go to dairying, That sounds like good
45
.................
19.8+5
Ackley, tract, blk 1, Thayer'■ a-ld advice when hope are 5 to 7 cents a
west—(5.
bay. was in the metropolis on nnd paupers, tramps and frenzied finan
46
................. 230.825
U» Lincoln, now Tillamook City—$1. | pound and butter
nd was complaining about I ciers will flock in. Eugene, Roseburg and
Adolph Erickson to Becka Wist. 40
cents. Hut it
.................
4.825
47
height being tied up for weeks Medford have driven hundreds of hobos
acres in sec 6, tp 2 north, range 9 U.S. Patent to John P. McMahon, will no* always lie so. How would it
................. 55,540
48
.................
86.385
49
west—»900.
151.56 acres, sec 17, tp 3 north, do to plow up ball the hopyard for a
out of town to southern climes lately,
16 63.5
50
range 8 west.
bt want Hams. Bacon and and Portland has arrested several finan
Eliza
Evans,
widow
of
Joslina
Morton,
kale patch and combine dairying and
.................
1
<1.385
51
;lo the J. D. Jones Packing ciers. ‘Rah for Tillamook !—Oregonian.
and Zelma Morton to James McFaul, U.S. Patent to Jacob Wick. 163.43 acres, hopgrowing ? Hairing is a good adjunct
................
22,545
^53
; who supylies the wholesale
tract, sec 16, tp 1 south, range 9
sec 2. tp 2 north, and sec 35, tp3 to any kind of farming.—Oregonian.
Total property in Tillamook
1 trade with the beat home
$407,,165
City
north, range 6 west.
west
—
»5.
The Headlight and the
It». Yon will sate monev by
property in Port of Tills-
May Brown, daughter of Joslina Mor ¡The William Hill Co to Annie D. Vin '
I Weekly Oregonian, $2.25 Ii Total
■look ........................................ 407.167
4th thia company.
•
ton, deceaa d. and husband to James
cent and husband, tract in A A
Total property in Nehalem City 15,980
McFaul, tract, sec 16, tp 1 south,
Mil er’s add to Tills.nook. flb.OO.
range 9 west—(B.
I |uhn R. Harter to Public. Deed of Dedi
George H.
Williams to Beasie M
Used in Most Home
cation, Trac t Iwginning at a point
Williams, hi* wile, west half lot 5.
49 rads and 23 links « oi sr corner,
Poor coffee has to be
blk 3. Cone ft McCoy's addition to
blk 10,Lincoln, now Tillamook City,
Capital Stock..................... (25.000.
Bay City-(1.
in Tillamook Co.. Oregon, being se
sold in bulk, it isn't worth
Offers
every facility for ssfe Irnnking.
It’s the biggest seller in the west to-day,
Claude Thayer and wife to J. C. Gove,
corner public school grounds.
and solicits your I iumimos .
a tract 48 ft. wide in City of Tilla Annie D. Vincent and husband to (.'barlea
there’s mere bread made from it than from packing.
Commercial, Havings and Trust De
mook between 2nd Avenue East and
Burk, tract in A A. Miller’s add to
Twr ttattr
TO9r bom , If r" 4ee't
any other two or three brands combined.
partments.
3rd Avenue East-(190.
Tillamook. $425.
Enough proof that it’s the best flour made—• Mil. fclulUea's Be.t a. nr fea.
Interest at current rates on checking
John Donaldson and wife to Werner Goran Munson and wife to James Wes- ! accounts.
isn’t it ?
Notice to Hunter«.
Michel, 1% scree io sec 80. tp 1
lev McMillan, lots 7 and t. blk 82.
Oor MUto book, *-Helpful Hints on
YOUR GROCER CAN SUPPLY YOU
south, range 9 west—(1020.
•
Thayer's All» add tn Tillamook City. Banking.” explaining how to do your
BE SURE THAT YOU GET IT.
Notice io hereby given that no hunting
banking by mail ie ready.
$600.
will be allowed on mv place from thia Jason J. Powell'and wife to Maggie J
Send for • Copy. It s tree for th«
date Peraons who do so will lie prose
Bulls, lot 2. blk 8, Park addition John P. Mt Mahon and wife to Western ( asking.
cuted to the fall extent of the law.
j
Oregon
Trust
Co.,
151
56
acres
in^
io Tillamook C*ty—(WO.
E. M amolr .
TILLAMOOK,
COFFEE
OLiYJVIPIC
FLOUR
THE PORTLAND FLOURING MILLS
COMPANY.
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OREGON
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE.
a