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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1908)
illanwoli el. XXI MOOK McaMialjr TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JULY 16, 1908 JOTTINGS lorris, eye specialist. Miss Veronica Melchior returned from St. Paul, Minn., on Friday where she has been visiting her aunt. PHENOMENAL BARGAINS » Botts, for abstracts. Chessel Mills had the misfortune to fall out of a tiee oil Saturday, the result of ¡Tillamook County Bank notes * which was a broken wrist. * )r. Morris about your eyes. I in bulk or jar at Mills' Cash * Miller was in from Dolph on sa County Surveyor Schrader is at work at the green mountain making prepara tion to improve the road there. At Haltom’s GREAT SACRIFICE SALE ! Mr. and Mrs. Meresse, of Forest Grove, are io for the summer, occupying their I. I. Clough left for Portland on cottage on the Netarts beach. Hollelt was in from Blaine on ;oer was in from Cloverdale on Lost, an Overcoat, between A. E. Ball's and Chester Stuart's. Finder will leave same at the Headlight office. * T. B. Handley has been appointed by the Master Fish Warden to collect the rn Hams and Bacon at Mills' fish licenses in Tillamook couuty. »re. M. A. Vigger. Gerald Thomas, W. Baxter, of Dolph, was in the city Irb, Chas Prehn and 0. Caehn, ol Port nesday. land, were in the city on Wednesday. Edna Garfield returned to t week. re to rent for cattle. Skomp. Bargains that mean a Saving to you of about HALF on all purchases during this Great Ten Days Sale. the Rev. D. H. Hare will preach at Bay City on Sunday morning and in the Pres- Apply to byterian church in this city in the even ing. • Every article in OUR ENTIRE STOCK comes to you now at a sweeping reduc tion. Nothing has escaped the Price Chopper’s Axe. Never in the history of Tilla mook County has such a slaughter of good, dependable merchandise been made by us or any other mercantile house. It’s an event that it will pay you to attend and get your full share of the good things that’s passing your way. & Knudson has received their Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Watt, who are visiting their daughter Mrs. W. High at matting. ” Frees, of Scranton, Pa , was in McMinnville,.will return to the citv next week. this week. E. H. Whitney was elected principal of r Grey, of Palo—Alto, Cal., was one of the Portland schools, and will on Sunday. teach the Peninsular school near St. I, a pair of spectacles. Apply at John's. ¿light office. * Mrs. Ellen Bewley Ims won out again , Effenberger was down from in the contest on.her homestead, the S on Tuesday. Secretary of the Interior deciding in her Lane and wife, of Portland, were favor. ty on Tuesday. C. B. Vantress is in charge of Caples Mendenhall, of Sheridan, was in & Hoevet’s lumber yard. For orders, ion Wednesday. prices, etc., phone city office or Yellow IF. Kelly, of McMinnville, was Fir Mill. * ty on Tuesday. Engineer D. W. Conklin, of the Pacific Gilmer and wife, of Portland, Railway & Navigation Company, came the city last week. in on Monday in connection with work galtom will leave next week for on the railroad. as trip to Spokane. C. R. Johnson, the barber, who lias [Peregoy and wife were down been sick for several months, has so far halem on Tuesday. recovered that he will be back to busi- Jitney nnd wife, of Portland, ■less in a few weeks. jhe city on Wednesday. The gasoline schooner Evie came in on This Great Event lasts until Wednesday Night, July 22nd. We want everyone to come. E. T. HALTOM, Tillamook, Ore. auction on Saturday, and J. W. Sharp meadows. The rain appears to have maxing a hid for »50, it was kuocked been general all over the countv, and as down to him. it reached to the mountains all danger of Jeff Harris and wife, who have been lorest tires are over for a while. absent from the oounty for about three months and visiting Idaho returned on Wednesday in Roilie’a auto. They are stopping at W. Webb’s at Fawcett creek. I Barnard, of Skamokawa, ■as in the city on Sunday. Tuesday with freight for this city. She brought in the rock crusher, roller and Hobson, of Fort Rockaway, engine for the county. hs in the city on Tuesday. Assessor Hare is in the South part of |d Mrs. Nasell Barnard, of Port- the county in his official capacity, and expects to get through there with the re in the city on Tuesday. assessment this week. Beals has moved his real estate Playing basse ball on the Main street the old Headlight quarters. and a curved ball caused one of the plate [Plasker has laid off owing to glass windows in R. L. Wade’s store to ■nd being blood poisoned. have a curved appearance. L 160 acres of timber land for H. L. Chapin and family came in on a I acre. See J. C. B ewlby . Saturday to spend the summer at Bay ■ have trouble with your eves, ocean Park. Mr. Chapin is one of the lenry Morris. promoters of that prospective summer ■.the time to see about your resort. e Bnt put it off. For Sale, a Second Hand Boiler and Inrv Morris will tell you the Engine ; also a small Donkey Engine and But your eye troubles. • Boiler, all in good shape and in running The suits brought by W. Wolfe against Special Policemen A. E Edwards and N. J. Mvers, over the fracas in connec tion with raising a red flag on the 4th of July, were dismissed by Justice Sap pington. Services Sabbath morning and evening at the D. B Church, conducted by pas tor, W. W. Rosebraugh. Morning Sub ject, ‘ Is There a Personal God Abiding with us ?’’ In the evening a report of the Portland Conference. The steamer Sue H. Elmore left here on Sunday, her passengers being L. J. Gillmore and wife, Mrs. C. I. Clough, W. W. Bennrd, R. E. Nicols, J. Campbell, C. ■ Knudson's furniture store has order. Enquire of Frank Long, at the U. Corben, H. Berrins, Mrs. W. W. Cur saw mill ill this city. ■ first class stock of carpets. ” tiss, W. Geer, Daisy Goodspeed, G. M. United Commercial Company, a cor Nolal, W. Dietz and M. V. Stillwell. ■ J. Hendricks, of the Salem poration. vs. Alex. McNair Company, is Bi, was in Che city on Monday While Clyde Clements was cutting a suit filed in the circuit court to recover grass Tor M. F. Leach on Friday, a board ■ Quick who is running a livery the sum of »152.10, alleged to be the which had split in two sprung up and ■illsboro, came in on Wednes balance of an account for paint. entered the thigh of one of his valuable The annual outing of the Sunday school , cheap. Range, Lounge, Fold- of the Catholic Church took place at id other furniture. See W. W Netarts on Suoday. and the weather be a ing delightfully fine the young people had Ridelaigh, C. L. Chance and a most pleasant day's enjoyment. gnor came in from Astoria last Tillamook people are beginning to make preparations for camping, and as Jenkine expects to leave for the Life Saving Station is established at on Saturday to purchase an Garibaldi, that beach is liable again to attract a large number of campers. he latest instruments for the The editor and Mrs. Baker returned to lamination of the eye. Call the city on Saturday, after visiting rela hem. * tives and friends in Eugene and Port horses, but it is thought that nothing serious will happen to the animal. Dr. Reedy being successful in getting the splinters out. Rev. Dr. B. F. Rowland, Presiding Elder of the M. E. church, will hold the fourth quarterly conference ia this city next Saturday evening at eight o'clock. He will preach Sunday morning in this city and in the evening at Bav City, and at both these services the Lord’s Supper will be observed. Frank Trout fired up in the new county traction engine on Wednes tay, and after getting up steam, hauled the new rock crueller and roller from the dock, which caused quite an attraction as they passed through the city. They will be hauled to Beaver, where they will be pat to work crueli'ng rock and improving the roads. ■--------- “THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY”—--------------------- A. P. Armstrong, LL.B.. Principal rupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $20,000 equipment, I large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calls 1 help than we can meet Our school admittedly leads all quality of instruction. It l>ays to attend such an Institution. Buslaevs « mi “Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough trill win oat ia the end.” NaM aa Uaeatert “The quality of instruc- ln your school —Vx it the standard of its kind in the Northwest.’’ Ill the year. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue free. The heavy shower of rain early Wed nesday rooming was a good thing for those who had their hay in their barns but it «as a totally different state of affairs with those who had bay in the i is Mr. McAllister's intention to build n permanent hatchery, with a capacity of 7,000,000 egg, at this location, with egg stations on the Wilson, Tillamook and Nchnlem rivers. He visited Nehalem, Miami, Kelchis, Wilson and Trask rivers, and having to leave on the steamer he was unable to go to the South part of the county. Richard Allen, living down the river, was badly injured by a mad bull early Wednesday morning. Mr. Allen would have been killed had he not been able to grasp the ring in the animal's nose and twist it. Dr. Brown attended Mr. Allen A divorce suit was filed in the circuit and thinks his injuries will not result court by Harrv T. Simpson against his seriously, although they are severe.— wife, Hatlie FaySimpson, on the ground Cloverdale Courier. of desertion, thecomplnint alleging that The Tillamook public and high school, the parties were married on the 14th of whenit resumes September 14th after the Octolier, 1905. at Vancouver,Wash., and summer holidays, will have an entire they lived together up to the 1st of July, set of new teachers, from the principal 1907, whenMrs.Simpson deserted her hus down. Prof. J. D. Huston, of Chelan, band. Plaintiff claims that during all Wash., has been engaged as principal, the time they lived together as husband and the other teachers engaged are Mrs. and wife he was a good, kind and loving J. D. Huston ; Miss Anna Shirk, Eugene, husband, and performed all the duties of Ore. ; Mrs. Earl Ford, Tillamook, Ore. ; a true husband, that the desertiqu^was and probably Miss Chaiiatte Evans, Al not his fault, nordid he in any way con bany, Ore., and Miss Fisher, Monmouth, tribute thereto. Ore. Relow will lie found the amount of Mrs. M. R. Synder, who lived on the ■uilk received at some of the factories in Arthur Beals' place with her Husband, lune and the price of butter fat for May ; was taken violently insane on Saturday, Maple Leaf.......... 28 7-10c. 547.398 lbs. her mind having been affected for some TillamookCrea'y 28 7 10c. 476,201 lbs. time. Sheriff Crenshaw allowed her Fairview............. 29.2c. 417,538 lbs. husband 10 take her part of the way to South Prairie...... 30c. 300,509 lbs. the State asylum after ludge Goodspeed Three Rivers...... 27c. 279,216 lbs had signed the papers committing her to Clover Loaf ...... 28 6-10c. 269,842 lbs. that institution. He will meet the at Meda Co-Op. ... 27c. 145,075 lbs. tendants on their way in, when the un Elwood .............. 29.2c. 144,029 lbs. fortunate woman will be turned over to Union ................. 27 l-6c. 100,920 lbs. them 119.195 lbs. East Beaver ...... 28c. M. f. Cone, who had his nose bitten in With two small factories—Alder Vale a dispute and rough and tumble fight at and Netarts—these factories received in Netarts last week, was in a critical con June 2,900,062 pounds of milk. dition for several days, as blood poison The P. R. & N. R. R. received the ing had set in, and on that account Dr- last hid from the great railroad con Smith was afraid that the injuries might tractors last Thursday. The flrm of prove fatal. Jesse Davis is the young Porter Bros & Welch having returned man who nearly bit Cone s nose off in from an inspection trip over the right the melee, and who was arrested for of way on that day and submitted their assault and battery. Justice Sapping bid. The firms who bid on the work ton bound him over to the Circuit Court are as follows : Porter Bros. & Welch, in the sum of $300, which was furnished Vancouver, Wash.; Oirbisli & Joplin, and Davis released from custody. 41 Labbe Bldg., Portland; Archie Mason, J. T. Feenev, of Poitland, has bought out the foundry part of L. Hiner’s business, and will install a first class iron and brass foundry. Mr. Feeney comes to this city well recommend, and being an experienced foundryman a large amount Homer Baker and Tibby Stuart, who ot work previously sent to other places, were arrested by Sheriff Crenshaw and will now lie manufactured in this city. locked up for rnlering the residence of B Axon D. Farmer, who resides in the C. Lamb.where they broke a small bank south part of the county, died on the and made away with about $1.50 worth 18th ult.. aged 79 years. He was born of checks on a fruit store, owned upto on April 10. 1829. in Missouri, and came their guilt, and ns Mr. Lamb did not to Oregon from Illinois in 1871 He want to prosecute, the sheriff gave thrm served in the Mexican war, and in llie a good talking to as to their future eon civil war from 1861 to 1865. He was a duct and then allowed their, to go. It is mao who was greatly respected. to be hoped that the boys will not get The lumber schooner Ida Schnauer ■eon's store. There was a family reunion at the into trouble again, for they enme near which went ashore and became a total bed letters at the post office are home of Mr. and Mra. W. C. Morion being sent to the reform school. Brown. George Davis, Marie wreck on the beach opposite Bavocean near Bar City on Sunday, when Mr and Died, on Saturday last. Miss Lazzetta Park about a month ago, was sold by I Dick Smith. Mrs. W. C. King and son Clint, Mr M arie lohnson, daughter of Mr. Ed. and Mrs. E. Morton. Mr. and Mrs. H Johuson, aged 13 years. The cause of Crenshaw, Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Smith, death was paralysis of the heart, but Mrs. E. Perkins, and Mr. and Mrs. B. she had been aick some time with typ E. King and son were present. hoid fever and was thought to be get A. Richardson and wife, of land. Miss Lottie Banfield, ol Portland, ire in the city last week , also came in with them to spend the summer. ■ing. Fred P. Wittenberg vs. Vincence Jacob Elliott has receired the new and wile is a suit filed in the circuit Engine he ordered some time court in w hich plaintiff sues the defend, k launch. dant for »850 and to set aside a deed to I f . Tucker, of Portland, and certain land which Jacob conveyed to his r. A. Howell, of Carlton, are wife. summer. Superintendent Wiley will turn over the brtiss and family, of Portland, office of county school superintendent to bn Wednesday to spend the W. S. Buelon the 3rd of August, and about the middle of the month he will B Garibaldi. I. Perkins is moving his dental leave with his family for Newberg, where * the Olsen building to rooms he will be principal of the public school. I Morrison, Portland. Oregon >1.50 per year. ting better. The burial took place Mon day, the funeral service being conducted at the home of the deceased bv Rev. 1. V. Parker, pastor of the M.E. church. As a pupil of the high school deceased was considered bright and studious, and it was with much regret that her school mates heard of her early demise. Master Fish Warden H. C. McAllister came ia last week on an official vtait and to make himself acquainted with the conditions in Tillamook coonty, and to inspect the hatchery on the Traak river, which ia in charge of A. J. Sprague. It 165(4 4tli St., Portland; Willett & Burr, San Francisco; Caughren & Winters, Spokane; and Caughren, Winters, Smith Co., Spokane. All of these firms will give heavy bonds to complete the road by October 1. 194)9. Greenough Is President. Thomas L. Greenough of Missoula, Mont., has been elected president of the Undid Railway« to sic s<-d W. ,L. Ben ham resigned. Mr. Benham, it is stat ed, will continue with the railway com pany in an official position. Mr. Greenough is one'of the wealthiest of Montana's mining men and one of the principal owners of the Snowball mine. He is a railroad contractor of large experience, having built a great deal of the Northern Pacific as well as ha ring just completed a part of the north bank The election of Mr. Greenough to the presidency of the United Railways has set afloat many rumors concerning the future of the road. It is already plan ning to esteod its lines to Hillsboro and Tillamook and it ia rumored that the coming of Mr. Greenough means the Acquisition of tire road by the Hill in- tens’s. There is no confirmation of this however. Commissioners’ Court. At a recent session of the Board of County Commissioners,at winch County Judge F. II. Goodspeed and Commis sioners H. V. Alley and Geo. W. Bodyfelt were present, the following business was transacted : In the matter of the petition of Chas. Johnson mid Lizzie Johnson, for a coun ty road, the viewers hating failed to meet, County Surveyor Schrader, Alex. Bain and Joe Wilson were appointed a board of county road viewers. In the matter of the petition of Bene dict Irndorf for a road, the same was continued. In the matter of the petition of S. M- Batterson for a cour.ty road, the same was continued. In the matter of the petition of 0. A. Lommen for a road, the same was con tinued. In the matter of the petition of M. A. Cady for the vacation of a road, this was continued. In the mailer of the application of Frank Lusk for a gateway and public easement across the land belonging to Wm Saling, the court accepted the re port of the board of viewers, establish ing the gateway 31) feet in width, as prayed for in the petition, upon the pay. inent to the County Clerk by Frank Lusk of $5 00 for damages to Saliug, and the costs of this proceedings. In the matter, of bids for graveling a portion of Coal Creek road at Nehalem, the bid of C L Doughnev was accepted, the bid being 48c. per yard. The petition of John Theiler for a county road was continued. In the matter ol bids for wood for the court house, that of Elie 3teinnon at *4 per cord was accepted. In the matter of the petition of J. W. Hellenbrand fora County road, the san e was continued. It was ordertd that all claims agaimt the county must be filed with the Clerk not later than nine o'clock on the first day of each term All claims not so filed will I* continued for the term. The official bond of J. C. Holden as County Clerk was accepted, with the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company as surety in the sum of »10,- 000. In the matter of the deed of George Ludtke and wife, the same was accepted and ordered placed on file. In the matter of the taxes of the Ed mund Hall estate, it appearing to the court that the land Is in Washington county, the taxes amounting to $104.15 was ordered refunded. First Bank & Trust Company, BAY CITY, ORE. Capital Stock........................ »25,000. Offers every facility for safe hanking, and solicits your business. Commercial, Havings and Trust De partments. Interest at current rates on checking accounts. O-ir little book, * Helpful Hints on Bonking,’’ explaining how to do your banking by mail ia ready. Send fot a copy. It's fine for the asking.
