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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1910)
in o o k Hcaülin fo TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FEBRUARY 3, 1910 OK JOTTINGS lye specialist, general insurance, oceries at Joe Illings- le for sale. See D. L. how windows at K ing miturday, to the wife of K, a boy. Euesday to the wife of B, a giil, ■ left this morning to ■ in Portland. ■ Phelps, of Vancouver, ■ in this week. k and wife have returned ■sit to the East. ■ of windows and doors K ing A S mith ’ s . • leaver, on Saturday, to ■uy Bunn, a boy. k portable baker's oven, B.—See D. L. Shrode. * ■e line of new granite | at K ing a S mith ’ s . • ■s for sale, any length, ■son, Hemlock, Ore. * Smith will send out ■ teinents regular here- Ran colored Teddy Bear Ind leit at tlie Headlight il * loan on improved farm I 7*^ per cent interest.— tais. ■dley has been sick for ■eks at his father’s resi sts city. Elrs. Ira Smith returned jpn Friday, coming in by Iridan. I pocket book, containing könnt of money, which is Headlight office. k of groceries, confection- |nd candies at Joe Illings are on Main street. * Im. wagon and harness k once. For particlvars [Rollie W. Watson. * r Smith will give you ■ ares over that bill of lor that new house. * Its from50c. to $2.25. Shoes [to $2.50. C. B. Vantress, I of Tyler Building. • inter Sue H. Elmore came Inesday, it beiug nearly I since her last trip in. os. Robinson will preach ling and evening at the Ian church next Sunday, ich purchase of 50e. or ran buy seven bars Fei’« >ap for 25c. —T he G rand • Ladies’ heavy fleeced lined union suits in white or grey. Regular price, $1.00 suit Special at T1I8 G rand L eader , 45 c . suit. • There was another change in the weather on Monday, and the county was covered with a mantle of snow early that morning, with several small showers during the day. Ladies’ all wool suits in grey, brown, green, black and fancy mix tures. Regular price from $20.00 to $25.00. Special for next week only $14.85 suit, at T he G rand L eader . Alterations free. Postmaster A. W. Severance, after holding that position for ten years, turned the post office over to his successor, WalterF. Baker, on Mon day. Miss Pearl Poland will be one of the assistants. ' The Tillamook Lumber Mfg. Co. will put in a line of doors, windows, sashes, shingles and other building material in cpnnection with its saw mill, so as to be in a poeition to supply all the material in any kind of a building. George Willett, wife and daughter eaine in this week to locate in this city. Mr. Willett is an attorney and will open a law office in the quar ters vacated by Attorney Botts. He was nearly five weeks waiting to get in on the steamer. A surprise party was given Mrs. E. D. Snodgrass on Friday after noon at her home by a number of her friends, it being her birthday. All enjoyed a good time and wished her many happy returns of the day. She received many useful and beautiful presents. The Board of County Commis sioners convened on Wednesday for the purpose of considering plans for new b. dges at Nehalem, the Big Nestucca, the Wilson river and what is known as the Thayer bridge across Trask river, and bids will be called for for the construction of these bridges as soon as they are approved and the contracts will be lei at tlie March term. The clock at Mason, Pennington A Co.'s stopped on Wednesday at 12 o’clock, 5 minutes and 5 seconds. Mrs. J. W. O’Neel held the nearest ticket, which was 12 o’clock, 5 minutes and 28 seconds, and was awarded the set of dishes. Mrs. Ray Rees held second nearest ticket, which was 12 o'clock. 5 minutes and 29 seconds, was awarded the set of hand painted plates. The beautiful German coach stal lion, whic 1 was brought in about a month ago by the Ruby Company, has lieen tieught by the Tillamook Horse Company, is one of the finest stallion brought to the connty for breading ifurposes. The names of those who lave formed the company are Webb "Maddux, Easter A Son, who want their wood sawed George Tinerstet, C. ¡Tilden, Jos. I Wilks’ gasoline .wood saw Durrer, M. Abplanalp. Thos. Lvster, Be leave their orders with M. Reading. A. J. Johnson, H. Hath Be * Severance and Mrs. Se ver away and Jos. Harrison. F. E. Norton will make arrange ci family will leave on the ments as soon as possible to have »<> make their home at Wap the land he liought on the north of the slough dyked. Mr. Norton be Bank Almanac. Did you get lieves that it will make the finest miot drop a card to the Till- kind of land for raising vegetables Rounty Bank or call at their '«.when —hen dyked, and as there will be a Er one. / great demand -for garden i truck at Bplden Gate came in on Wed- the beach resorts, he is figuring on ■.« after being bar bound at being ready for that market when ■lor two weeks. She will leave ever the summer travel in Tillamook county become larger, which will do ■norning. Imber Jones-Knudson Furni- so as soon as the railroad is com ■nipany give 10 per cent off pleted. A divorce case was filed last week m on all goods in their store in tlie circuit court, in which Efflena ■Dstermore mattresses. • fre glad to hear that Mrs. H. Vanderfiool sues for a dissolution ■er. wife of Bro. Turuer, of of the marriage contract from her ■k. who has lieen quite seri- busband, C. E. Vanderpool. These parties were married at Newberg, kick. is somewhat better. Oregon, on the 2<rd May. 1892. and ■s’ fancy and plain colored lived together until 1st July. 1905. a all the latest shades. Regu- when defendant abandoned his wife ni 25c. to 35c. values. Special, and family, the latter composed of tor.-T he G rand L eader . J seven children, ranging in age from ■her busBhesx change took 17 to 5 years. Holmes A Handley [this week. Arthur Stillwell are attorneys for the plaintiff. g out Homer Mason's interest The I-allies' Guild gave a birth bon. Pennington A Co.’a stock day social Wednesday evening at ids. the Presbyterian church, when a [dux A Edgbert is the name of pleasant evening was participated real estate firm that is to in. The 1 irthdav feature vu plac- up in» offices which are being , mg a cent for every year a |>eraon red on the ground floor of the was old in a bag. Iwought in a good . F. hall. I sum. |»art of which will be given to lea’ long silk rain coats in ’ the Sunday school to recompense it stripe and changeable colors, [ for the loss of the children’s birth- lar prices $17.50 to $5.50. < dsy bank, which was stolen from ii$12.50at T he G rand L eader . the church. There was a good at. ■tiors free. • i tendance at the social and a good dC. Baker has leased the room program wa» rendered, after which of the post office in Tillamook the ladies served refreahmetus. T. J. Bowles vs. Mary J. Bowles is l for five years, »ml the Head plsnt and office Will he moved a divorce case file I in the circuit ) court on Wednes lay. These parties this week. mty Clerk Holden has received were married T.i years ago. on the nandate from the supreme 5th Sept.. 1877, at la» Mars. Iowa. in the local option case of the One ttf the grounds set forth in the vs. W. Langworthy.which was complaint is a charge of adultery. ■led from this louaty. hut was It is allege 1 that Mrs. Bowles be came mfatuateu «.th a y<ung man led against the txx tie,ger. EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS CLOTHING For Men and Boys in This is an opportunity you will save many, many dol lars by taking advantage of. Buy now, to-day, or some other fellow may get the suit you want READ PRICES BELOW GREATER HALTOM’S Your Choice of any $22.50 or $25 Suit in the Store for $13.85 9.85 17.00 to 20 7.95 12.50 to 15 YOUNG MEN’S SUITS 7$ it $17.50 to $20.00 Suits for $11.95 9.85 13.50 to 15.00 », 5.80 10.00 to 12.00 All these Suits are this season’s stock New and Snappy Stuff. BUY NOW EXTRA ! EXTRA ! ! Mr. Haltom, while in Portland, purchased the entire Sample Line of one of the Largest Jobbing Houses on the Pacific Coast at a price that will allow us to undersell any and all sale prices ever before offered to the people of Tillamook The purchase consists of over $2,000.00 worth of MEN’S WOOLEN UNDERWEARS, SKIRTS, DRESSES, WAISTS, LADIES’ COLLARS, HAND BAGS, HANDKERCHIEFS, SWEATERS .and a numerous array of other Staple and Seasonable Merchandise. 'Don’t fail to get your share of these great money sav ing Bargains. Clover Falls Below Other commence to kick and think they paid the Red Clover Creamery. could do better, and they would not Thin should assure the patrons for Factories in Price. by the name of H. H. Thompson, who in 2l’> years of age, without the knowledge of plaintiff, anil that they committed adultery, laist Sejrtem tier Mrs. Bowles anil Thompson de parted from the county and state and went to Eastern Oregon, and from there went to Rifle. Colorado, where they are living an husband and wife. Plaintiff asks for the cus tody of the three minor children, there tieing eight children tiorn to them. Holmes A Handley are the attorue,a fos plaintiff. EI-adiea' long kitchen aprons, with bib. mail»* of heavy gingham, sewed with lock stitch, will not rip. Regu bar fl.tn values. Special, Stic. — THE G rand L eader . • be able to compare prices of cheese whom I sell cheese that they have with any one else. After all, as far been getting ail in prices that the At their annual meeting the as the salesman is concerned, the market allowed, as tlie Hazelwissf stockholders of the Red Clover j I ' prices he receives for good cheese people are good salesmen and have Creamery elected their directors I is »■ far as he can be judged, the done well with the Red Clover and the report of the past year's matter of what cheese the cream people, better, probably, than they buianess was read. Some of the eries get for HIl lbs. tieing entirely could do elsewhere. They further patrons thought they had not been with the cheese makers and the employ good, c.orn|>etenf salesmen receiving as high prices for their solids in the milk at the different anil keep right after the tradr, and cheese as some others and thought factories. they also have only the very best they would like to join with the co “To illustrate my first point: For cheenemakers and make a fine operative creameries as ¡far as the year IWM the Red Clover Cream article of cheese. selling their cheese went, but these ery sent their cheese to the Hazel “We have had ins|M*ction of Tilla- were finally voted down. the wood Cream Co. and received an I miMik cheese at most of When asked about it Carl Haber- average of 14.V0C. per lb. For i factories this season, and it has im lach. who is selling for most of the the same year I received for the proved the quality nt every one of factories in thia county, said: “All I factories around Tillamook the them. It han helped the general during the f>aat season a num I following prices for their cheese: ’ price in every factory in the county tier of the {Red Clo.ver Cream ' Fairview, 15.43c. per lb; Clover Ix-af. i whether its cheese was ins|>ectrd or We Are Buyers of Timber. ery patrons have asked me if | 15,45c. Maple l^af, 13.40c.; Elwood not. but it han helped the ins|>ech»d I would sell their cheese and If you wish to sell, kindly mail us Creamery 15.4Uc.; Tillamisik Crea- cheese the moot. The cost of in- 1 told them I would far rather description of your claim anil num ‘ »pection has been so small and the not. but if they really wished me to | mery, l5-413c. and South Prairie tier of feet <>f timber. stating txiw [Creamery, 15.37c. Some factories Iwneficient results so great through I would <k> s<> for them, ltold them much there is of each variety, and I ■ made more Young Americas than out the country that it is hard' to that I though it was far better for price wanted. You will hear from me not to have all the factories [others and some factories had a coned re of the dairymen dropping us. Queen Investment Co., 410 Fail I around Tillamook, as then they) larger pro|M>rtion of their year s milk I it now. I think we should all en ing Building. Portland. Oregon. when the cheese market was high deavor to du what we can to ini * mild have no factory with which est, explains the difference in the prove Tillamook's famous product i to compare («rices and to see whet Lont • her I was getting as much for cheese price* of ttie several factories. Yv-a that the fame of its cheese may tie A pairof glasses in a case bet wet n as the others were getting. J tint as will note, however, that our increased and that we will be justi Tillanwstk City and Riverdale prices ’ were an average of over He- fied in asking and obtaining higher Finder will please leave the same soon as one got all the factories I>er lb. cheese higher than the ¡rrices prices for Tillamook cheese'’* at thia office. around here sonic people would I ■ i j
