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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, AUGUST 17, 1911
We desire to correct the error were: C. E. Reynolds, ’’res. ; M.
made inthepzragraph of last week’» Melchior, Vice Pres. ; M. F. Leach, i
issue concerning the arrival of Mr. Treas. ; Carl llaberlach, Secy.
StCURITY
Gaylord’» people. The lame Mrs.
The Sue II. Elmore brought in
Gaylord should have been Mrs. the following passengers on Wed­
Thomas, daughter of Mr. Gaylord. nesday: E. Thomas, F. H. Wilken-
The Percheron stallion Ville will son, A. Stokes, Mrs. Lube laky, H.
make the stand for the season at R“rneck, Emil Birdenburger, B. J. I
Rogers & McNamer’s Livery Barn, Stephens, Dee W. Stephens, Wiu.
in this city, with the exception of Steinburn, Julius Schrient, John
Mondays and Tuesday», when the Markee, E. . L. McCabe, Mrs. J. S.
stallion will be at Beaver.
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Thomas,
Louis
Beril,
J. S.
R. R. Roberts has been arrested Thomas. 1 Mr. and Mrs. P. Wells,
for peddling without a state license, C. A. Rickey, Heury Moore, M.
and the case is put off pending a Matson, G. S. Handley, Revr P. A.
decision from the company Roberts Hansen, G. S. Craig.
represents whether they will tight
The Golden Gate came in on Fri­
the case and take it to the supreme day with the following passengers:
court.
Mrs. M. E. Vaughn, Mrs. A. G.
Owing to excessive freight rates Walling, I. E. Lewton, Mrs. Lattie,
out of Tillamook, Vaughn Co. have W. Alexander, J. H. Allen and wife,
left to be closed out regardless of Richard and Oliver Martin. The
price, all high grade sewing ma­ out going passengers on Saturday
chines taken in exchange of their were:
Mrs. W. S. Stenson, J.
rt the Road to Wealth is to put your
Rotary Special. Call one door north Young, I.. Roseler, R. Cairns, B.
s away where they will be safely
First National Bank.
F. Felger, L. Himeleim, M. S. Ma­
>d. The temptation to spend freely
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Irvin, of Hep­ ther, O. and R. Martin, Mrs. V. W.
* great when your money is too handy,
ner, and Geo. I. Coyne, of Portland, Kniglit, S. Boquist, A. and L. At-
were at the Ramsey Hotel Monday terbury, J. P. Goray, A. L. Bailey
ice you start a
of this week. They are visiting the and W. H. Jones.
many resorts and enjoying the
Complaint was made last Friday
sports afforded by the streams and by Ed. Leacli, deputy state Game
mountains of thiB county.
ill take pleasure and pride in watch­
Warden, against Chris Hansen and
The passengers who came in on Leo Wilson, wherein the said men
increase. This Bank is unequalled
the Golden Gate on Wednesday were charged with violating the
Bolute trustworthiness.
from Portland were: Roy Macken- state fish laws by setting their nets
sten, E. H. Coleman, W. J. Sand­ more than one-third of the distance
ers, F. S. Nutbrown.G. R. Nutbrown, across the channel. Mr. Hansen 1
Geo. Stoop, Geo. E. Streeter and and Mr. Wilson are fisherman work­
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE
SUPERVISION
five other passengers from Astoria. ing in the interest of the Walter
B. C. Wiley has decided to install Ridehaugh concerns and the trou­
a Pilot Acetylene Gas Generator to ble is merely the result of the
A suit has been filed in Mult­
KJOTTINGS nomah
light his house and barn, and seve­ yearly troubles of the fishermen on
County by B. Finnigan et al
ral of these plants have been order­ the bay. The cases were tried be­
against J. J. Gee, to recover the
■ coal.
ed by farmers and others, as they fore Justice Stanley and the parties
sums of $209.26 and $119.00.
have proved satisfactory to those were found to be not guilty in both
buy your cascara
I will pay 8c., 10c. aud He. for calf who have been using them in this cases by the jury.
Geo. Anderson, brother of Mrs.
o-room house and hides at my shop. Try me out and county.
see.
The Old Reliable Hide and
The annual picnic of the United C. B. Hadley, returned to this city
Fur Dealer, N. E. Melchoir.
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Brethren Sunday School occurred Monday on the Forest Grove Stage,
Jar Capa, 20c. dozen
"Dement's Best” Flour, fast get­ Tuesday, when about seventy-five after having been absent from his
iety Store
family for sixteen years. None of
ting the lead. They haul it to Meda,
lie.—Apply to C. N. Woods, Nehalem and intermediate old and young had the time of the his people had heard from him for
year,
swinging,
boating,
racing,
k, Oregon.
points. Tillamook Feed Co.
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visiting, eating, singing and yell over ten years and although tbej
i, cord wood for sale.
A suit has been filed in the county ing. Dinners were all put together did everything possible and spent
!. B eals ’ Office. *
no small amount of money in the
court by Walter Kinnainan against and all had plenty of the beet.
search for him, they could obtain
in for Mason Fruit Ira Spencer, J. C. Spencer and S. C.
Some excitement was caused Fri­
oar’s Variety Store.* Spencer to recover $150 on a prom- day forenoon, at T. Sarchet’s, the no clew as to his whereabouts. Af­
ter leaving his home, Mr. Ander­
'ravis left this morn- issoty note.
Merchant Tailor, by the explosion son went to Alaska and from there
veral days in Port-
An invitation to those interested of an oil lamp which although a he went into the eastern states,
in county affairs was sent out this small affair was the cause of the where he has been traveling until
large number of week to meet with the Grangers at Hose Company being called out
recently, when he located on the
litora at the beaches Fairview Hall to-day, which was to extinguish the flames. Speedy
Columbia River. He will visit his
work on the part of the fire boys people in this city for some time.
to be a picnic.
lésday, at Beaver,
Miss Helen and Ella Hayea, of kept the loss down to a minimun.
Thos. Jones, who was injured at
Carl Patzlaf and wife have re. the Tillamook Light just two weeks
James Rhode», a Portland, and sisters of Blaine
turned
from
a
two
week
’
s
trip,
se
­
Hayes, of this city, are spending
ago, past away at the Bay City San­
wanted at the Tilla- their summer vacation in this city lecting their Fall and Winter lines itarium Sunday night at 10 o'clock.
of merchandise, including ladies’ When Mr. Jones fell from the der­
pany*s Market, 13c. and at Sandlake.
Rough spruce and hemlock lum­ tailor suits, skirts, and dresses, rick at Tillamook Head he received
also coats for ladies, misses and internal injuries, the extent of which
at Elmore Park, ber at $8.00 per thousand at the Faw-
children, which were purchased could not be ascertained at the time,
cet
Creek
Saw
Mill,
seven
miles
Apply to E. H.
southof Tillamook City. Goldaworth- from a New York factory and ar­ when he was brought to Bay City,
rived by express on thia week’s and as he seemed to be regaining
ey
& Dalpaz, pros.
hickena to the Tilla-
boat
consciousness it was thought that
Burr L. Beals, jr., who has been
pany’s Market. We
Geo. E. Strutta, engaged in the he would recover,
Hut a while
on
a
vacation
pleasure
trip
through
ind.
realty business in Portland, ia in after being placed in the hospital.
Homer Mason and Oregon and Washington, returned the city visiting and looking after Mr. Jones began ha ving hemarrages
morning to spend a to this city and resumed his labors general business. Mr. Strutta was of the lungs, the stomach and the
at the Tillamook County Bank.
tland.
in the banking business in Portland kidneys, which kept him in either
Large Durham Bull, has horns, at the same time that Mr. Walton,
blood Jersey Bull
an unconcious state or in a semi-
months old.—Dr. J. deep red color and has brand on of the First National Bank, was concious state during all of his
right
hip.
Owner
can
have
same
there, and he and Mr. Walton have confinement and at last caused his
nook.
by paying for advertising and cost
i, 50 x 100 feet, the of keeping.—W. H. S ales , Balm, been renewing acquaintences the death. Mr. Jones was No. 2 of the
past week.
Light House crew and had been at
:ity for $300 each. —
Oregon.
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R. Pesterfield, Robert Crawford, that place for a number of years.
N. Drew.
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Quite a number of visitors to this Walter Severence, John Riggs, J. A. There being none of his relatives
ipestand best paper
county thia year are walking over Smith and Frank Hunter are in the in this country, the body was given
Leave orders at
the mountains, and these include city at present as the result of a to the undertaker, who had it in-
rris’ barn.
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quite a number of young women week layoff at the Wheeler Logging turned in the I. O O. F. cemetery,
j machine for $6.00. who appear to enjoy that kind of Camp at Wheeler, which was caused Tuesday.
1 an outing.
r more money,
by the breaking of the donkey en­
Mrs. Hazel K. Stephens, wife of
t National Bank,
If interested in a new suit, coat or gine. The company have sent to De Wayne Stephens, formerly of
ary opportunity of skirt, you are cordially invited to Tacoma for the broken part and this city, passed away at their
idard make sewing inspect the new stock at our store. will undoubtedly begin operation home, 447 Fifth Street, Portland,
w price. Call one The styles are all the very latest the last of this week.
Oregon, last Saturday afternoon,
You will not be urged to buy. C abl
t National Bank.
Services at the U. B. Church tuberculosis lieing the cause of
Mrs. Stephens was
a
Landsliorough will A. P atzlaf .
next Sunday will be as follows: death.
It is not generally known, but 10 a.m., Sunday School ; 11 a. m., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
'esbyterian Church
ening next Sunday, those who drive wagons and bug­ Preaching theme, ’’The sub con- Wells of this city having been
gies after dark are liable to be fined acious in Christian life
8 p. m., Isirn to them at Cornelius, Ore.,
»rth, who has been
| for not displaying two lights, one brief addressee on, “the Habit of 20 years ago. When a child, she
irk for the Oregon-
in the front and one at the rear of Prayer»,” ’’the Habit of Duty,
came to this county with her par­
land this morning.
| their vehicle».
‘‘the Habit of High-minded Lowli­ ents and resided here until tier
I, Elizabeth Bond “K A. Sykes, of Spokane, Wash., ness, ” and *‘ the Habit of finding ‘ marriage to Mr. Stephens Beside
Woodley, of Port- has located nezt door to Lamar's the Will of God.” All welcome, ea- her husband, Mrs. Stephens is run
frorn Seaside on variety store, and is prepared to do pecially young people in the even­ 1 rived by her parent», Mr. and Mra.
| E. P. Wells ; her sisters, Mrs. Carrie
all kinds of shoe repairing at ing.
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reasonable
rates.
All
work
guran-
Our new »ample books for tailor Marolf and Mina Gladys Wells ; a
milk stand north
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made suits, coats and skirts, for j brother. John Wells, alt of thia city
loiished by W olf a teed. Give him a call.
’and Harold Welle, a brother at
chucking machine
W. G. Berry and family, of Port­ ladies and misses, have arrived,
^Seaside. The body ot Mrs. Steph-
it.
land, stopped at the Hotel Ramsey and aa we do not take but one order
the first of the week while on their made from the same material, come i ens was brought to thia city Wed-
est” ia made from
way to the different beach reaorta in and make your selection early, I nesday on the Elmore. The fun-
leal, and makes the
in this county where they will and have more variety of materials I Crsl services were held from the
y $1.30 per sack.— spend their summer vacation.
to select from. We guarantee the I Methodist Church this afternoon
Co.
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fit. The styles and materials for ’ and interment made in the I. O. O.
this season are beautiful ami a ■ F. cemetery. Deceased was well
fl
larger line to select from. CARL ■ known in thia county and has
many friends who mourn her un-
P atzlaf
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timely death.
At a meeting o< the Water Com­
mission held Monday evening, the
i ted.
commission sfiected reorganizstion
aa provided in the recent (.barter
Bids wanted to paint Maple l>eaf
two Doors west of Lamar's Drug Store.
: amendment
Following commie school house, school district No. 10
' stoners were seclected 1st Ward, with two costa of purs white lead
DROP IN AND LOOK AROUND.”
and oil. Bbls to be in by the 21st
j W. O. Chase; 2nd Ward, M F. August which are to be left with
Rest Room for Ladies.
1 Leach . 3rd Ward, Carl Haberlm h ; Peter Heiael, school clerk. Th«
i 4th Ward, M Melchior, Sth Ward. Board reserves the right to reject
• C. E Reynolds. Thevflkerselected I any sad all bids.
An Easy Way
Bank Account
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK S°°
R’S
VARIETY
STORE
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#1.50 per year
i
1740.
The Coffee Pot Bank.
1911
The Up to the Minute
Bank.
The savings idea is just as worthy, just
as necessary to business success to-day as it
was in 1740, but the methods have advanced
during that time.
We now have the most modern savings
convenience invented and respectfully in­
vite the people of Tillamook County to call
and see them.
In brief, let us tell you that it is a small
HOME SAVINGS BANK which registers,
or indicates, at all times, THE EXACT
AMOUNT OF MONEY which has been
placed in it.
The amount of money is plainly shown at
all times, the amount cf each kind of coin—
Nickles, dimes, quarters and so on.
The thing that stimulates saving is to see
the amount grow, to see it every day, right
before your eyes. With one of our new banks
this feature is the big thing and these banks
have proven very popular wherever they have
been placed.
GET ONE THE FIRST TIME YOU
ARE IN TOWN, especially if you have
children, for you know the adage, ” as the twig
is bent, so is tree inclined,” aud the children
will take unusual interest in these banks be­
cause THEY ARE SOMETHING NEW AND
UNIQUE.
THEY ARE to be had FREE for we
loan them to anyone who starts an account of
$i or more.
III
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
TILLAMOOK,
OF
The Ouly Government Examined llauk in the
County.
GOOD RAILROAD NEWS.
P.R. & N. to Run Trains on
Sept. 15th--Ready to Com-
mence Work on United.
Lost.
Lost on Saturday, a Mason* a
watch charm. Peraon leaving the
same to the Headlight oftice will
be rewarded.
Read Thia?
President E. E. Lytle, of the P.
40 acres, Btk miles from Tillamook,
R. A N. Co., who has been superin­ 3 acres
slashed, 30 cords of wood,
tending the work for several weeks hunting and Ashing. Price $2,300,
expects to have the road finished terms—Address W. R., Box 2H,
by the 13th September, when a train Tillamook.
service between Tillamook City and
Grain Hay for Sale.
Portland will be established.
Grain
for Sale.—Apply to M.
Attorney fas. L. Conley, repre­ Melchior, Hav
Tillamook, Ore.
senting the United Railways, is in
the city. Word is expected in Port­
* Hay Press for Bale.
land at any moment to commence
1
have
a 12 ton Hay Press for
work extending that line over the aale cheap,
if sold atones. In first-
Wilson River to Tillamook City, class working order.
Admiral
make.
FRANK
H a NNENKMATT.
and it is reported that 300 men are
held in readiness in Portland to
Bargain
start work as soon as word is re­
ceived from the East, it isex(>ected
New, 5 room cottage with one or
that several camps will be started two lota, easy terms. Enquire at
at different parts of the route and ' Headlight < Itnce.
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the road will be pushed through
80 Acres Timber for Bale.
with a rush.
I have Nt) acres timber, with about
4,000,000 feet of fir and hemlock,
Dairy Farm for Sale.
which I will sell at 30c. fier 1000 feet.
J acob B lum .
I will sell my dairy farm, either
as a whole or cut it up into small
A Snap. A Snap.
tracts, on the Wilson river, at a
greatly reduced price.
One lot, 50xl<6 feet, one block from
K G. F reeman .
public higf. school. Price $37.'>.OO.
Apply tq J. C. Bewely.
Cull at the oftice.
N. MEM lllog.
THE MAN’S JEWELRY
May not lx’ »<> contly or ao varied an that
of my lady, but he is--or ought to be­
particular about having it of the best
quality, exclusive in deeigu and neat in
appearance. We cater to the drensy man’»
jewelry needs andean please him in variety,
quality and price«. We solicit a call of
inspection to |>o«t you on our offering» in
ring», fob», scarf pin«, tie-clip», etc.
Eugene Jenkins,
Reliable Jeweler,
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