Tillamook headlight., January 16, 1908, Image 1

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LAMOOK
JOTTINGS.
. T. Botts, for abstracts,
re Dr, Morris about your eyes,
ead Tillamook County Bank notes *
lives in bulk or jar at Mills' Cash
Le.
*
¡astern Hams and Bacon at Mills’
|h Store.
*
idge W. W. Conder was in the city
Med nesday.
W. McAdams came iu from Portland
kirst of the week.
iss Leona Dunham began teaching
Monday at Vosburg.
|rs. James Walton left last week to
t relatives at Salem.
re buy bides aud pelts.—Sutton &
Miner, the new meat market.
(r. ^nd Mrs. L. Ludtke and children
ie down from Nehalem this week.
pr all kinds of cemetery work in
Ible and granite see D. L. Shrode. *
lines McDonald, of Clark, S.D , came
m Tuesday to look over the county.
r and Mrs. J. Merrill Smith return-
[uesday to their home in California,
bn't miss seeing the new dining room
Irs just received at Jones & Knud-
■ncer.z Jacob returned to the county
Monday from Russia, where he went
■ fall.
Aunty Clerk G. B. Lamb has sold his
Bence to Earl Ford, the consideration
|g $1.400.
■v. D. H. Hare will preach at Bay
Bon Sunday morning and in this city
■e evening.
B>y leave your horses in the rain
Si you can tie them iu Harris' Tie
■ for 10 cts.
*
■n't forget to stop at Harris' Feed
■ , the cheapest place in the city to
■ your team.
*
Be time, the place, the store—Patz-
■ The largest stock of fall goods we
■ ever carried.
*
Bidv Nolan has sold out bis bakery
Blain street to Chester Stuart, who
■taken charge of it.
Arsons wanting teaming and hauling
Be city can have it promptly attended
■y applying to Norman Olsen.
*
■> your hanking business with tbe
■st and strongest bank in Tillamook
■nty.—Tillamook County Bunk. *
lor sale, first class mortgages on farm
I city property. See Ralph Ackley,
we opposite Lamar's Drug Store. *
let sons wanting shingles in this city
■n the Hadley Russell Shingle Co can
I them by applying to Geo. F. Zimmer-
11, Tillamook City.
*
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JANUARY 16, 1908
We buy bides and pelts—Sutton &
Feighner, the new meat market.
•
Local news this week is very scarce,
with nothing going on of public interest.
Geo. Watt was up from Bay City on
Monday and informed us that 400 sacks
of flour have been at Astoria for him for
over three months, since October 7tb.
[Astorian and Tillamook Herald, special
interests newspapers which are defend
ing the transportation company, please
copy.]
Henrv’Crenshaw. as probation officer
of the juvenile court, left here on Wednes­
day for the south part of the county to
gather up the Davis children.or as many
of them which have not obtained perma­
nent homes, and will take them to the
Boy»’ and Girls’ Home in Portland, the
county judge having made an order to
that effect.
The Evie and the Gerald C. caine in
with freight for Bay City on Monday,
and the Sue K. Elmore came in the same
day with freight for this city, and on
Tuesday it was a busy day, for all the
stores bad been out of feed for two weeks,
which caused a rush for it when some of
the delayed feed did arrive.
The Hose Company on Thursday even­
ing re-elected all its officers, viz., Albert
Blank, president ; Henry Crenshaw,
chief; James Walton, treasurer ; Walter
F. Baker, secretary. A committee was
appointed, consisting of A. K. Case, Ed.
Snodgrass and Allen Page, to arrange
tor the annual ball on February 22nd.
The Tillamook Water Commission on
Monday elected its officers as follows :
C. E. Reynolds, president ; Carl Patzlaf,
vice president ; Oak Nolan, secretary ;
Alex. McNair, treasurer ; A. J. Cohn, H.
Crenshaw and M. P. Leach, finance
committee. The commission has about
decided to make those who have water
motors to install meters and pay for
the amount of water used.
The entertainment and basket social,
given at the Long Prairie school house
on Friday evening, was well attended,
regardless of unfavorable weather. Vocal
and instrumental mnsic, recitations, etc.,
constituted the program, which was well
rendered, and reflected credit upon every
participant, The receipts from the sale
of baskets, over $30, were due alike to
the generosity of the gentlemen present
arid to the pleasing auctioneering of Mr.
Henry Rogers.
The jury list for the second justice dis­
trict was drawn last week, the foUow-
ing persons being drawn :
George Williams
Frank Bester
R. Eichinger
F N. Wilson
G. Munson
Jonas Olsen
F. L. Buell
John J. Johnson
T. J. Bihby
Erwin Phillips
F. K. Beals
W. S. Hays
Alex. Watt
A. G. Beals
Albert Mason
C. B. Wiley
W. B. Aiderman
Erick Glad
Hans Hansen
Chas Svensen
Andrew Anderson
N. G. Boquest
W. T. Doughty
R. B Farley
Robert Watt
Ed. |acoby
J. A. Dawson
W. C. Morton
I. H. Moore
J. R Eldridge
Peter Hassel borg
D. E. Goodspeed
B. H. Hathaway
C. N Drew
Andrew Christensen L. E. Morton
W. C Wolle
H. E. Weston
D. D. Darby
Morrison Mills
D.
T. Edmunds
A. Apsley
James Williams
P. B. t_. Lucas
Eli Stiennon
W. S. Conover
Wm. Latimer
S. W. Elliott
Notice of Sale.
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the
undersigned will on Friday. February
7th, 1908, at the farm of the under
signed, situate in Sections 17, 18. 19
and 20, Township 3 North, Range 10
West W.M., in Tillamook County,
Oregon, and formerly owned by P. C.
Warren, at one o'clock p.m., sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, all or a portion oi tbe
following property, tc-wit
13 head of cattle, consisting of 1 cow,
upward of 6 years old; one cow 5 or 6
yrar old, one coming three-year old and
ten steers of various colors and ages,
the san.e being h II of the cattle of every
description owned by P. C. Warren, of
Warrenton, Oregon, and now upon the
premises mentioned.
This sale will be made under the pro­
visions of Sections 5671 and 5675 Bel­
linger & Cotton's Annotated Codes and
Statutes of the Slate of Oregon, for the
purpose of enforcing a hen held by the
undersigned against and upon said pro­
perty for the pasturing thereof, amount­
ing on October 1st, 1906, to $65.00,
together with tbe cost of keeping said
property since that date to date of sale,
and cost of the sale of same, and so
much of said property will be sold as
will tie necessary to discharge all of said
amounts.
Dated this 16th day of January, 1908.
W. S. C on *,
8 G. R eed .
The FAIR VIEW DAIR Y
ASSOCIATION.
Interesting Annual Report
and Profitable Year.
We give lielow the annual report of the
Fairview Dairy Association, of which
Carl Haberlach is the secretary.
To the Directors and Stockholders o(
Fairview Dairy Association.
G entlemen
I hearwith submit this report as Sec re
tary of your association for the year
19t>7.
Amount of milk received for the year.
3.445,931 lbs. January, 23,906 lbs.; 1st
half of Feb , 7,774 Iba., last half of Feb.,
8.929 lbs.; March. 85,035 lbs.; April.
233,492 lbs. ; May. 319,002 11« ; June.
461,607 lbw.; July, 434,217 lb».; August,
288,143 lbs.; September, 210.786 lbs.;
October, 191.894 lbs.; November, 121,313
lbs.; aud December, 59,833 lbs.
Amount of butter fat in milk,
97.661.01 lbs. Average test, .03992 per
cent.
Amount of cheese manufactured.
267,488 Ibe. Amount sold and returned
for, .260.086 lbs.
Amount on hand,
7,402 lbs. Returns, estimating Decem­
ber cheese. $37,986.53. Average price,
fourteen and one-flfth cents per lb.
f o.b. Tillamook.
Average yield, 10.93 Ibe. of cheese per
100 lbs. milk.
Number of boxes of cheese sold, 3692,
being 57 twins and 3635 boxes triplets.
Amount paid patrons, estimating
December, $33,394.18,
Amount received by factory for
making cheese, $1,649.12. Amount
chaiged for making having been lki
cents per lb. cheese for tbe months of
Jan., Feb., March and April, and
1% cents for balance of the year
The factory also charged 3 cents per
100 Ibe. of milk additional during the
months of June and July, of patrons who
pitronised factory temporarily.
Patrons were paid for butter fat an
follows : Jan. 29.4c.; February, (flrst-
lialf) 29 4c.; February (last half). 30.6c.;
March 34 1-7 o.; April, 36c. ; May, 84c.;
June, 83.8c.; J uly, 33 5c.; August 34.4c.;
September, 85c. ;October, 84 6.; Novem.
her, 35*^c. and estimated for December
is 32c.
y
Expenses of the factory for th^^ut
year were $3,978 34, ahowidg a
for the year of $670 78.
Liabilities of the company
lows : Note secured by niortgaf^rfor
$500.00, due Jan. 1st, 1909. Due patrons
for Dec. milk, $901.51. Due cheese
maker $70.00. Capital stock, $1300.00.
Miscl. accounts. $11.90; total, $2782 54.
Assets, supplies on han J, $336.71.
Miscl. accounts, $30.20. Amount in
treasurer's hands, $71,13.
Due for
cheese, $1,331.07. Factory. $2500.00.
Resource exceed liabilities in the sum
of $1186.59.
Prospects for the coming year are
good, but prices will probably not be as
high as the past year. Stocks of cheese
in the county are about three thousand
boxes. However, at this writing it ap­
pears that before new cheese comes into
the market in any great quantity, stocks
will be materially reduced.
Respectfully submitted,
C arl H aberlach , Secretary.
COFFEE
The dealing is simple.
If you don’t like Schil­
ling’s Best, it costs you
nothing.
Jottings from the County.
Robert Jones has returned from Port­
land, where be s|ient the holidays with
bis brother, Clarence.
E. T. Coulsen has a family of seven
bright children, who attend school at
East Beaver, their teacher being Miss
White. When we asked Vlr. Coulson how
many children he had in his family he
asked Mary, and she told us.
Seth Moon has sold his place to James
Woods for $4,700, and the fotmer will
go to California.
Wm. Thon has returned from his trip
to Balliston and Portland.
Francis Welch returned Irom a trip to
Salem and Portland.
C. J. Crook spent one night withWelch
Bros., north of Blaine, where he was
right royally entertained by hunting and
good wholesome bachelor's fare,
Called on Mr. Oberhumer, who lives
on bis homestead on East Beaver Creek.
He is an Austrian by birth, a bachelor,
aud apparently in good health, with the
exception of what he calls a enneer on
the right eye. Cutting off the superflu­
ous growth on the eye lid with scissors,
and applying sheep Barrel poultice, is his
system of treatment.
Miss McAllister, of the Hemlock Times,
a paper written for the Literary Society,
desires the co-operation of all those in­
terested in the social and moral life of
Hemlock and vicinity.
A. W. Phelps, engineer at the oil well,
was at bis post with 95lbs. of steam and
■ pleasant smile when we called. He
gave us the depth of the well as 1,600ft.,
and the depth per day varies from six
inches to 50ft.
One of our county roads coin* to an
end at the gate of Welch Bro.'a barn­
yard. Here you will find this inscription:
•'The end of civilization.’’
Mr. Smith is the kind parent of two
babes which he adopted from the infants'
home.
Casper Sclilappi iuforms me that the
school house in district No. 33 was built
with the view in mind to give the pupils
all the light from the left side of the
room, as a cross light was partly to
blame for much of the defective eyesight
in this county. That this school room is
a success for light and appointment is a
fact. That Miss Oliver is a credit to it is
also a fact.
I
YOUR BANK BOOK
.
Is your best friend.
Start your account To-Day
at the
Tillamook County Bank,
Capital Stock, $30,000.
Four per cent interest paid on Time Deposits.
The Tillamook Lumbering Co. having
a large amount of Fur Logs on hand, made
arrangements with Frank Long to saw the
same, the Company is now in a position to
sell and take orders for Lumber. Leave
orders at the Company’s office.
F. S. WHITEHOUSE
THE Next to NEW
BAKERY,
Mason Bros. Department Store.
All Kinds of Confectionery, Pies and Cakes.
We make a specialty of Bread.
GIVE US A CALL.
CONNIE DYE, Proprietor.
LEE WILLARD COMING.
Will Play at Opera House Jan.
aoth, aist and sand. With
Splendid Cast.
Mr. Willard belongs to the new
school of actors. The new school is
really the newest of all, but it is the
fashion to say that the actor makes a
departure whose methods are natural,
where eyes are always turned on truth
and where greatest triumphs are the
expressing of the greatest emotions
without the resort of vocal or gestacu.
Isr exaggeration. Such an actor is
Dee Willard. Young as he is. he has
learned the technique of his srt in the
best academy the actor can com.
tuand—the theatre.
He comes to
Tillamook Opera House on Monday
night, January 20th, for an engage­
ment of 3 nights and Wednesday Mat­
inee, with an excellent company of
artists, presen ing for his opening bill
“The Country Squire," a sweet «nd
beautiful comedy written by James A.
Jury Liat for Special Term.
Kent, and collaborated til by Mr.
A special venire was drawn on Wed. Willard.
On Tuesday night ” Dr
nesday for the special term ol the circuit Jekyll and Mr, Hyde ” and Wednesday
court to take up the cases on theNovcm Matinee and Wednesday night's
her docket, the date for which is Febru­ announced later.
ary 3rd, with Judge G. H. Burnett on the
bench.
GARIBALDI.
Alex. Watt, Tilltmook. farmer.
Nurse Wilkes is down from theMian.a
Geo. Williams, Hoquarton, farmer.
attending Mrs. Shearer, who is very ill
A. M. Ginn, Beaver, carpenter.
Leonardjand Arthur Paquet were up
Daniel Goodspeed, Tillamook, farmer.
to Tillamook Saturday visiting their
Ernest Gienger, Tillamook, farmer.
sister, Mrs. Grace Jacobs.
They re­
J J. McGinnis, Hebo, fnruier.
turned home Sunday evening,
Seth Moon. Blaine, former.
F. E. Norton Union, former.
Mrs. Derby's infant daughter is ill with
David Fitzpatrick. South Prairie.former. a bad cold this week.
Ernest Haag, Besver, farmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tern per ley and
C. B. Handy, Nehalem, farmer.
daughter. Miss Stella, took Sunday
H. H. Tubbeaing. Nehalem, farmer.
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bozarth, at
E. H. Lane, Nehalem, farmer.
Bay City.
D. W. khodes. Bay. hotel keeper.
Mr. V. A. Schlappi made a flying trip
Fred Buhrow. Beaver, farmer.
to Tillamook Saturday.
W. R. Rohedee. Union, merchant.
Claming is a popular pans time now
H. F. Holden. Fairview. farmer.
days. If the bout fail to bring flour the
N. A. Harris. Tillamook, farmer.
faithful old mud flats never tail us.
S. A. Rock. Little Nestucca, former.
Fred Young left for Tillamook last
J. H. Hathaway, Bay, former.
Grant Mills, Fairview, farmer.
week.
Harry Crane, Garibaldi, former.
Invitations are out for a party to be
Miles Warren, Bay, farmer.
given at Mr. and Mrs. Shearers Satur­
M. Tiowbridge, Fairview, former.
day night
Warren Vaughn, Bay, farmer.
F. N. Wilson, Hoquarton, farmer.
Several Tillamook people were on the
Geo Baxter Dolph, former.
beach Sunday, among them were Dr.
8. V. Anderson, Fairview, farmer.
Mori is.
Theo. Jacoby, Bay, farmer.
Frank Hobson, Garibaldi, former.
Church will be held in the school-
Wm. Armstrong, Nehalem, farmer.
bouse Tburdsy night.
Dr. Smith -was called to attend Mrs.
How’s This?
We offer One Hundred Dollar, Seward tor Derby's infant daughter Tuesday night.
inr c.w of Cslarrh that cannot be cured by
Tbe Gerald C. and the Evia cauie in
Hail's Catarrh Car».
r. J. CHKNEY A CO , Toledo. O. over the bar nicely Sunday evening.
■enry Crenshaw has resigned the posi-
li of superintendent of the city water
■ cm, ami Ernest Hoag was appoint-
k<> fill the vacancy,
Lem Burnett, who wns committed to
I insane asylum from this county, died
k week, and the body was brought to
Notice.
lamook ami buried on Friday.
<>hn Harter and wife left on Monday
We, the parents of Mark Hobton, a
Phoenix, Arizona. to join Mr. and minor, will not be responsible for any
B. B J. Stephens.who have gone there debts contrated by him, from this date
F. P H obson .
Lee whether the climate will be of any on. Jan, 11. 1908.
J oanna H obson .
■efit to Mrs Stephens.
Harried, on the 9th inst., at Sellwood,
jg"n. Mr. Ernest Goodwiu. of Baker
■'. and Miss Marie A. Franklin, who
■ .formerly of Tillamook They will
We, the undemtgued, have known F. J.
Cheney lor the last 15 year*, and believe him
■e their home in Portland.
perfectly honorable in all baaiueaa trana-
actloti. and Unanclally able to carry out any
■ hen you want Hama, Bacon and
obligation, made by tnefr Brm
Waconia, krwliarr k Maavtn.
id. go to tbe J. D. Jones Packing
Wholeeale Dugalau, Toleldo. O.
Apany. who supplies the wholesale
Hatl'a Catarrh Cure la taken Internally, act­
in* directly npoa the blood and biucom mr
I retail trade with tbe best home
Yrsr frorer return, .onr money if yon
I
lacee of the .yMem Teetinonial, *r.l five.
Price yjc per bottle SoM by all Drn(pua
Ad meats. You will save money by
tik, it; we pay hia.
Take Hall a Family PiUa lot oaaeUpoUoo.
Biug with this company.
fi.50 per year
Loot
Lott, a Scotch Coolie, seven months
old, strayed kom the city early in De­
cember. Answers the name of ‘Don M
Color, sable and white Persons know­
ing the whereabouts of the dog will no-
ufy E. E. Tjrter, Tillamook, Ore.
Opened Up for Business.
SAPPINGTON & GO
fl Full bine of Groceries,
Flour, peed, Tintuare,
and Croekeny.
We CUant all Kinds of Produce
Call and See Us.
Olsen Building,
WE
BUY
tor
FURSHIDES
pot rs«h. 10 to 509: more money for yon to «hip R aw For« «nd Hide« to ns than to
it home. Write for Price List. Market Report. Snipping Tag«, «nd shout our
HUNTER8& TRAPPERS’GUIDE.
4’0 w'«. leather hunnd. Beat thing on th« •nhject ever written IDo.tratin« all Fur Animal« All
about Tiapper«' SecraU. Dacoy«. Trap«. Game lam How aod whara to trap and to bacoma a •«<•-
ceasfiil trapper It'« a regular F.ncyckipadia Fries. (2. To our etiatomar« fl V> Hidaa tanned Inta
haantiftil Robe«. Our M mo M ic Bait and llocny attract* animal« to trap«, fl 00 par bottle.
U i I m and Fur» to us and gat highaat price. Aaderach Bru«., Dept- 1 1, MlBaeapolla, Mlus.
TIME CARD
Astoria & Columbia River R
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7.35 9.35
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a.m.
1 1.45 6 05 1 1 3o Lv. A storia Ar. 4.00
3 .35
W arrenton
12.05 6.20 12 35
2 39
12 31 6 43 1.10 .(»RA1HAIT
2.30
SEASIDE
12.40 6.50 1.30
12.45 6.55 1.35 Ar. H oliday L v . 2.25
FT. STEVENS BRANCH.
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I't 2 5 8.43 6.20 7 38; 3.23 12 15 Ar. Hammond Lv 12.25 3 29 7 45 6 33 8.4M 10.30
10 26' 8 46 6,25 7 41 3 26 12 20 Ar Ft StevensLv 12 21) 3 26 7 42 6 30 8 46I1O 27
Train« marked • run daily.
Trains Nos 25, 27 aud 29 from £latsop Beach, and trains Nos. 28, 30 and 34 from
Astoria, run via Ft. fitevena
Train No. 26, from Portland, 310 p.m,, is Saturday Special, stopping at Goble. Rainier
Clatskanie, Astoria and Beach points, only.
CONNECTION*—At Portland, with ail transcontinental lines
At Goble, with
Northern Pacific Railway Co. At Astoria, with steamers for Aan Francisco and Tillamook
and Ilwaco Railway fit Navigation Co.’a boat and railway.
Through tickets sold to and from all points In the East and Europe.
R. H JBNK1NB.
For further particulars apply to.
Grad. Frt-
Paaagr Agt.,
Astori*, Or,
8.1.5
8 55
9 18
9.25
9.30
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6.4<»
7 11
7.20
7.25
9 50
1O.O5
10.25
10.30
10.35