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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1910)
il la mon li ItaÒliflbt. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FEBRUARY 10, 1910 #1.50 per year. Blaser Arnold and Georgie Lud- CITY COUNCIL MEETING 50 (X) J. H. Johnson, salary Owing to the scanty of beef cattle 50 00 tke, of ¡Nehalem, were in tlie city" in Tillamaok county, ’, M. F. Leach Some Important Ordinance* Intro- J4- Mll,s- »alary on Tuesday. John Aschim, salary .............. 50 00 had to buy two cars of cattle in duced. The Bank Almanac. Did you get Portland on Wednesday, which will The regular meeting of the city Pacific Tele. A Teleg. Co ... IV 09 one ? If not dro;i a card to the Till be shipped to Sheridan and then council waa held on Monday even Geo. W. Body felt, salary .... 13 10 amook County Bank or call at their brought in from there. This will ing, when Mayor Thos. Coates and H. V. Alley, ditto..................... 27 «0 D. Wood, Tillamook make the price of meat come high Councilmen Talbot, Wilt, Brod W. office for one. bridge ............................. 1.417 74 News was received here on Wed- in this county until later in the I head, Harrison and Laughlin were H. Wilks, work on road . 13 50 nesday that the gasoline scliooner spring. There are plenty of old present. 5 (X) Gerald C was on the beach at cows to be obtained, but they are H. Crenshaw, chief of the hose .1. A. 1 Reeher, ditto................. John Hickey, board and not fit for beef cattle. Nestucca. company, was present, and asked work 306 (M) A new line of Ladies’ Waists ip» ■" , The steamer Sue H. Elmore left for an additional 250 feet of hose, R. F. The first is the Desire of Inclination. Zachmann, inch.......... flfl 06 on Saturday, her passengers being but on the recommendation of Flannelette and Batiste long slieved Every one has a wish for money—it is R. L. Wade, meh..................... 40 »2 and nicely tucked. Special 95c. John Mattson, J. Haybury, N. J. Mayor Coates, if was agreed that 9 50 Unger, N. E. Moore, F. T. Burtrem, the city council should purchase C. H. Woolfe, meh................. human nature, for it takes money to G rand L eader . • W. Vitito, J. S. Beetle, Wm. Harold 1000 feet of hose from the Pacific Wood A Stillwell, Netarts Remember Jones-Knudson Furni possess the comforts and necessities road SIX) DO and wife, Mrs. Blackburn, Miss Coast Rubber Co. at 90c. a foot. ture Company give 10 per cent off Henry Tohl, nich..................... 5 45 of life Fawk, Riley Maxwell and wife, F. An* ordinance to extend Third for cash on all goods in their store G. W. Galloway, road con- Weaver, E. Hall and wife, Mrs. Ben street was read and passed to its The second requirement is One except Ostermore mattresses. • tract 75 U) nett and children. N. T. Pentreath, final reading. Editor H. F. Effenberger, of the Mrs. Jittle, A. W. Severance, wife Work in R. D. No. fl. Dollar or more. The first deposit And ordinance to define, prohibit Nehalem Enterprise, and one of and children and C. E. Hadley and 2 25 and punish vagrancy was passed A. Atfolter................................... need not be large, and after the first Tillamook’s boomers, paid the me wife. 3 25 to its second reading, the first Fred Affolter ........................... money is deposited, you have a bank tropolis a visit the first of the week. Oscar Taggart ....................... 4 50 The Tillamook Ice A Cold Storage clause of the ordinance reading as 3 37 A new line of Ladies’ long Mili Company is the name of a cold follow : “ Any person who lives E. Greene ................................... account. Chus. Hart................................. 1 12 tary Qaps just in, made of broad idly, or lives without any settled storage plant which is being in The size of your bank account rests . Bauer....................................... 10 12 S. cloth and trimmed in gold braid and stalled in the building which was home, or who has no visible means Work in R. N. No. 3. buttons. Come in all colors, special with you. used as a cheese factory some of living or lawful occupation or 36 (X) C. . Dye........................................... $6.75—G rand L eader . • years ago on the slough. F. D. Small empolyment, or is found »begging 48 00 . R. Castelean ........................ J- F. W. Christensen drove in from and D. C. Urie are the proprietors or living in. any tippling house, TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK (X) (X) Portland last week and report that who will engage in the cold storage without being employed therein, or F. '. W. Trout ........................... . 9 (»> the roads in other counties are in a business. It is a five ton plant and owner or part owner thereof, or J . Bumgarner ......................... 51 I'D bad condition and mired up on ac they will have a capacity 170 tons. who shall lie found roaming the R. Trout....................................... Wm. Hanenkrat................... .. 2 25 count of the heavy frosts. The plant will be run by electricity streets in idleness at any time of (X) C. Mattoon ................................. 45 the pay or night, without any appa . A. W. Severance and wife and and steam. Report of the Condition of the fl 75 S. V. Anderson ....................... family left on Saturday to make - D. S. Heaston and family and A. rent or real necessity therefor, shall fl 75 John Childers ........................... their home at Wapato, Wash., and K. Chapman and wife left Wednes be deemed to be, and is hereby de D. Tinerstet................................. 29 25 a number of their friends were sorry day for Powell, Wyoming, where fined to be a vagrant.” G. Tinerstet ............................... 18 (X) The penalty is a fine not less to see them leave the county. the Government put in the big dam 49 50 Theodore Gaechler.................. lllamook, in the State of Oregon, at the close of The tax roll will be completed this across the Sheshone river to try the than $10 and not more than $1(X), or Peat Schrance........................... 22 50 business January 31st, 1910. week, when County Clerk. Holden irrigating project. Chapman will be imprisoned in the city jail not J. Durrer....................................... 38 25 will turned it over to Sheriff Crens locate there, but we hope D. L. less than five days nor more than Paul Weisner ........................... 9 (0 RESOURCES. haw', who expect to commence col Heaston and family will return 20 days, or by both such fines and L. Eckloff..................................... 20 15 imprisonment. after they have been there long L. Lucas....................................... 25 87 $205,665.48 lecting taxes on Monday. b and discounts ................................. An ordinance to regulate the 2.79 Those I hose who took the exam examination enough to freeze their nose and ears 18 CO Arnold Mettler..................... ■rafts, secured and unsecured .. • • storage of gasoline, naptha and 42,547.3 b *n Tillamook City to become s census and start their chilblains to itch- W. Eggenburger..................... 22 25 p, securities, etc................................. distillate and to prescribe punish 20.25 king house, furniture and fixtures 4,817.28 enumerators were Mrs. Wade, G. F. ing. It will be a great change to ment for any violations of the ordi A. Brown.................................... delightful climate step out of this Zimmerman, R. Y. Blalock, Daw ’20 25 Norman Dye................. .......... 4.075.75 y real estate owned............................. nance, was read a second time. The 18 00 N. Holden ................................... from banks (not reserve banks)-, 25.064.21 son, Nellie Burton, F. J. Welsh, into winter in Wyoming. Some persons broke off the lock of ordinance makes it unlawful to John Benscheidt..................... 3 37 30,924.05 M. Smith and T. F. Epplett. from approved reserve banks .... keep or to have in storage at any Arthur Willett was declared in the editor’s barn on Monday night Ls and other cash items................. 648.22 place within the corporate limits Wedding. 32,406.50 sane and was taken to the insane and stole two turkeys. This is the any more than 50 gallons, unless Ion hand........................................... • • asylum at Salem. It was a bad case second time that the barn has been A very pretty wedding was soleni- the same tie buried and stored in 346,151.67 of insanity, and what appeared to entered and turkeys carried off, in the ground or earth at not less ized at the home of Mr. and Mra. 1 be troubling Willett, he was in love addition to a number of other times B. W. Turner, of Pleasent Valley, LIABILITIES. that the barn has been entered and than four feet tieneath the surface. and wanted to marry a girl. at 8 o’clock p. m.,Sunday,Feb. 9, 1910, An ordinance to prohibit persons, 30,000.00 b ! stock paid in................................................. Attorney George Willett has open things stolen. The Building Com when their daughter, Sadie E., wan 1,500.00 ed a law office in tire building next pany and the saw mill company also not members of the fire depart united in marriage to Norman A. us fund .......................................................................... ment from interfering with the 2.019.93 to the Tillamook County Bank, and complain about the pilfering that ia tided profits leas expenses and taxes paid ..• Christensen by Rev. C. E. Pearson 520.88 is located in the suite of rooms that going on. Several of the citizens name at fire, and authorising the in the presence of friends and rel to banks and bankers............................. fire chief to call upon persons for 70.00 were previously used by Attorney are also complaining about their ends unpaid-............................................. atives. The parlor was tastefully 207,908.10 Botts, who has quarters in the Till chicken houses being raided and assistance, and to constitute and decorated with evergreens,ferns and (dual deposits subject to check ........ appoint all members of the fire are wondering what kind of |>olice 3,434.03 amook block. und certificates of deposit ....................... i "» department ex-officio police officers flowers. The groom and bridesmaid. protection the citizens have. 48,297.86 ¡certificates of depost............................... All mothers bring children over during the times of fire drills and Miss Violet Hardin, taking their 38.00 five years of age to Mrs. Fisher*a- bed checks..................................................... “. Botts left on place under the arcli, were followed Attorney " H. T. 2,838.93 Studio, Saturday 12th and 19th, will Wednedayfor San Francisco, where fires, and prescribing punishment by the bride and her brother, B. E. ijdepoeits.......... ............................................. for any violation, was passed to its 48,549.88 recieve a beautiful picture free. he will appear for the Tillamook igs deposits .................................................. Turner, acting as groomsman. 974.06 Remenber you do not have to buy. Lumbering Company in the suit second reading. nties other than those above stated ■ The bride looked becomingly iu The bills allowed were : I only want to show my work.—Mrs. against the Ixindon and Liverpool H. Dalryrmple ................. ........ 5 (X) her dress of white silk. After the $346,151.67 Fischer, Sarchet blk. 1 tai and Globe Insurance company in 4 (X) ceremony the liuppy couple receiv Al. Perry............................. ........ tof Oregon, County of Tillamook, SS. The plans for the new bridge on the case to recover the insurance W. E. Southwick ............ ........ 2 50 ed the congratulation« of those pre I Erwin Harrison, Cashier of the above-named bank, do the Wilson river were not complete money on accout of the loss sustain B. C. Lamb................. .. W> sent, who were shown the many presents of silverware, linen and ed when the saw mill burned down Inly swear that the above statement is true to the best of when the board of county commis T. B. Handley................... ........ 15 co other useful article«. A fine «up howledge and belief. ERWIN HARRISON, Cashier sioners met last week to pass upon in this city, the case tieing appeal Webster Holmes.............. ........ 5 (II pbscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of Janu- them and the plans for the other ed to the court of appeals in San E. G. Ford ....................... ........ 66 75 per wii« then served, which wn« pro nounced one of the liest ever par 1910, Carl Haberlach. Notary Public. bridges. They will lie ready by the Francisco. On his return Mr. Botts D. J. Gilbert....................... ........ 9 10 prrect—Attest : Carl Haberlech, M. W. Harrison, direc- next term of court, when bids will will argue the case before the su Pacific Salvage Co.......... ........ 8 Z2 taken of and great credit wn« given Mrs. Turner. Those present at the preme court at Salem wherein the be called for. Light Company................ ........ 105 ■ cermony liesides the contracting city is suing the eonnty for road 75 ........ 71 John Langley ................... , There is some talk of a trolly car parties were :Mr. and Mrs. B. W. taxes. B. D. Lamar vs. J. S. Dellinger | Dick McIntyre.................... ........ 70 35 being run this summer between Turner, Mr. James Christensen, Died, at the home of her daugh a tax certificate suit filed in the cir Tillamook City and Nehalem, or as C. K. I-oll ........................... ........ 25 75 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blum, Mr. and ters, in Portland, Jan. 26. Mrs.Catha- cuit court. ........ 0 50 W. T. Kimball ................ lorris, eye spe cialist. soon as the railroad is completed Mrs. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. 4 00 Monty to loan on improved farm between the two places, which rine O'Hara, beloved wife of Wil U. G. Jackson .................. ........ Nolan, general insurance. Moore, Mr. and Mra. C. E. Pearson, liam O'Hara, of Netarts, Tillamook 50 2 ........ Elma Parish ..................... Mr. and Mra. C. T. Desmond, Mrs. ■tines and Post Cards atStur- property, at 7J4 per cent interest.— would afford quite a pleasant trip Co. She was 75 years and had been (X) 3 luliua Mercier.................... ........ See F. R. Beals. for the large nutnlierof visitors who Goldsworthy, Misses« Goldsworthy, an invalid for seven years. She 4 25 C. L. Dick........................... ........ The Headlight and Oregonian for will visit Tillamook this year. Minnie Desmond, Messrs. Roy iyour groceries at Joe Illings- came to Oregon by the Isma« of $2.25. We take orders for the daily Just received from three of the Panama from New York in 1858. Wood«, Hope Moore, Will Turner la. * Oregonian also. Commissionerà’ Court best made to measure Clothing and lived in Portland until 1880. Charlie Moore, Bo«« Turner. Later P a bicycle for sale. See D. L. The Golden Gate left on Saturday House in America their complete She then removed to Tillamook, The Board of County Commis in the evening the charivari party and returned on Monday, leaving lines of samples of spring and sum where she lived until her return to sioners met last week and trans of thirty persons put in an appear Ich the show windows at KING mer clothing. Let us show you their Portland over a year ago. She was ance. All were invited in to tile again on Wednesday. acted the following business : ■ H’S. * You can buy 7 spools of thread samples, and take your measure for the mother of 11 children, six of In the matter of bids for Carl house and treated generoualy. I up your subscription if you All joined in wiahing the happy for 25c. with each 50c. purchase or a spring suit. We guarantee a fit whom are now living, Mr«. W. Proasetti road, the following bids Hinquent. and satisfaction.—Mason, Penning- Johnson Mrs.H. H. Brown, Mrs. E. over.—G rand L eader . • were rejected: John Simmons. couple a happy «nd joyous voyage L Parka, of Salem, waa in the ten A Co. • M. Martin, Mrs. C. F. Groce, Wm. $1,480; B. F. Comer, $2,(X0; G. C. through life. Rev. Thoa. Robinson will preach Mrs. Guy Ford was awarded the O’Hara, all of Portland, and Bat and A. N. Vaughn, $1,5(1»; B. W, m Tuesday. at Bay City on Sunday morning and Teachers’ Examination. set of dishes on Wednesday atMason, O'Hara, of Netarts. She is survived Turner. $1,440; Albert Olds. $947; Rd wards came in from Port- in this city in the evening. The following teachers are attend Pennington A Co'«., as she held by her aged husband. Her funeral Arne Blum, $1,275. Monday. No contract A new line of Real Hair Switchea. ing the teachers* examination in Arant was down from Neha- will match any shade. Special $4.95 the nearest ticket, 12 o’clock,35 min took place last Friday morning was let an it was the understanding thia city thia week. Applicants for utes and 41 seconds, the clock hav from St. Patrick's church, Portland, that the road supervisor could do to $7 95.—G rand L eader . • kn Wedneaday. ing stopped at 12 o'clock.35 minutes — The steamer Golden Gate arriving the work at less money than any County Papera Mrs. Mattel N. Fos ter, Mra. Esther Lowry, Mias Emma bi Gerritse, of Seaside, was in All kinds of groceries, confection and 49 seconds. And Mrs. J. Wx at Astoria Saturday evening from of the bidders. A. Scholhneyer. Mias Maude Edgar By on Sunday. ary. fruit and candies at Joe Illings- O’Neel was awarded the net of hand Claim of J. E. Davis for $75. (K) Tillamook, bad a narrow escape Mias Helen Bibhy, Mias Eatella * painted plates as she held second r designs in jewelry just re worth’s store on Main street. damages wan continued. from getting in serious trouble at Miles, Mias Winnie Epplett, Miss ■ at Sturgeon’s. * Good team, wagon and harneaa nearest ticket, which wan 12 o'clock. the mouth of the river that after The County Clerk was instructed Anna M. Ranyard, Mias Claire ■T. Thompson, of Nehalem, for sale at once.— For particulars 35 minutes and 40 seconds. t:» advertise for bids for the follow noon. Juet aa the vessel waa a| - Kimball, Mra. P. B. Vanciel, Mias inquire of Rollie W. Watson. * bi the city Monday. The Swastika Club met at the proaching the bar, she blew out a ing bridge«: Bridge acrons the Alma K. Ripley, Miss Winnifred C. ■11 line of windows and doors King A Smith will give you borne of Mrs. Haltom on January 28 ' boiler rivet and as the steam escap- south fork of the Nehalem river • Spencer. Mias Clara Tinneratet. There was a good attendance : bridge aero«« the Big Neatucca Ind at K ing a S mith ' s . * special fig.ires over that bill of I rd she was practically helpless. A| ipliiants for State Pafwra: Sister The guests were Mrs. B. C. Lamb, i ! Fortunately she xraa outside the line i known a« the Condor bridge); * I■ a (sirtable baker's oven. hardware for that new house. Gertrude Reverman, Mra. l.aura 1. Mrs. Whitehouse. Mrs. Holmes and bridge across the Traak river [ of lireakers and by setting sail waa Hmurea.—See D. L. Shrode. • Men's hats fnomSOe. to $2.25. Shoes G«rh, Miaa Verna L. Seaten. Mies Mias Fawk. After a very pleaaent : able to work her way into deep 'known as the Thayer bridge*. Mabie Noyes, Miaa Winnifred C. complete line of new granite from 25c. to $250. C. B Vantreaa. afternoon the hoste»» served a most Hills allowed were: water. She set distress signals and Spencer. Mias Emma Swenson. Miaa [just in at K ino a S mith ' s . • , south aide of Tyler Building. • Uelicious luncheon, which* was en the steamer Elmore that waa com O. H. Schrader, surveying 15 on bar pasta for sale, any length. | Silk Petticoat« in all Colors. Good joyed by all. At a late hour the ing in notified the tug Wallula of Headlight, printing................ 114 ,5 Clara Tinneratet, Miaa Mary White, Ralph U Moore, F. A. Seofield, | Anderson. Hemlock. Ore. * j Heavy Taffeta Regular $7.50 Value. Club adjourned to meet in February the Golden Gate's predicament. The Lillie M. Buel. grading Paul Hanson. Elbert E Arant. bg A Smith will send out | Special $4.95.—GRAND L eader . with Mra. Shrode. V <X> eighth grade fiapera.... tug went out immediately, but when ply atatements regular here- ! For sale. Driving Team, harness 10 7 Mrs. H C. Hansen, ditto Have yon been up to the Modern ' she arrived the crew had placed a Do Von Want to Sell ? r t • and buggy, cedar posts. shingle*, Studio lately. Weil you ought to patch on the Golden Gate's I «»tier W S. Buel, salary........ . I« :3 gasoline and coal. See D. L. Shrode.* drop in. They have some beautiful and she waa able to come in under A. M. Hare, salary.............. If you want to sell your biieineaa 100 00 I weather this week has l>een Tb.*e who want their wood sawed enlargements, colored in oil. You * her own steam. 3 .0 of any kind, or if you want to sell R F. Zachinann. im h ... k like, with light showers of by L. C. Wilks* gasoline wood saw should have one made of your home. I.Ö 33 your property, and will make the J C, Holden, «alary.......... price right, I would like to hear from ■ted. a bright young lady to will please leave their orders with It would be so pretty Mr«. H. H. Sharp, work in Batray And they • 50 CI) you. Give description and price. clerk’s office......................... i Photography. Apply Fischer Page Bros have the largest selection of samp Red and white Meer, spotted. with Address J. E. Smith, 513 Chamber k A new Berlin flooring machine for les ever in Tillamook. They don't mostly white face, one split in each Wm. D. BodyfelL janitor of Commerce, Portland, Oregon. • AR Calder will preach next the Tillamook Lumber Manufactur urge you to buy, but like for you ear, branded " B" on right hip. H. Crenshaw, salary......... 3 m by ae follows : Onton Peak at mg Company waa brought in by to come in and look over there work 1 Owner pleaae c all and pay charges. B W. Turner, witness fee — M . C. Mellow, four mile« south of B-. Nehalem at 2.30 p in.. Haim the Oshkosh and it will be imme- STUDIO over the Tillamook County Hebo. on Dolph road, Tillamook. Chris Hansen, ditto Glass A Prudhomme, meh . ifflO bp. nt. Bink. • > diately installed. Oregon. • I The Two Things Necessary to Posses a Bank Account k-— k= Tillamook County Bank, L I- AMOOK JOTTINGS r BONEWAR I
