TILLAMOOK, OREGON NOVEMBER 21, 1912.
A marriage license was issued to wholesome smell around the cheese
W. B. Staines and Miss Nellie Slater, factories often caused by whey.
both of Rockaway.HIMI
ME
A Union Thanksgiving service
Another Pioneer Passes
Deposit all your income at
will be held in the U. B. church on
Away.
Thanksgiving evening.
Rev. H.
Tillamook. Oregon,
this bank and pay it out by check.
W Kuhlman will preach the aer-
We
have
to
announce
the
death
mon. Special music by a union
Thus you will make a written
choir. The choir of the Presbyter of Mrs. Syrah J. Perkins, or better
known as Grandma Perkins, who
ian church will sing an anthem.
record of all your money trans
OFFICERS
passed away on Wednesday in thia
z
RE.
Clauton,
master
fish
warden,
citv at the age of 92 years. She was
actions, which may be referred
shipped in 200,000 salmon eggs one of the early pioneers of Oregon
W m . G. T ait , President.
from the Rogue river. The reason and crossed the plains in 1853 and
to months or years hence, when
J. C. H olden . Vice-President.
these eggs were brought here was. endured the hardships and priva
information is wanted, or the
if possible, to procure a spring run tions of those strenous times. The
C. L. M c G hee , Cashier.
of salmon. The eggs will be hatched deceased lady was highly respected
amount or time of a payment is
at the Wilson river hatchery and
in Tillamook Couuty, everybody
the young fry released as soon as
questioned.
having a kindly word to say of her.
DIRECTORS
they are large enough to take care She was a loving wife and mother,
of themselves.
Most of the large deposits
and her relatives and friends will
P aul S chrader .
The Clearance Sale at Carl A always remember her with much
began as small ones.
Patzlaf’s store this week attracted reverence. She had been an invalid
C. W. T almage -
so many persons that it was found tors number of year«.
A checking account at this
B. C. L amb .
necessary to allow only a certain
Sarah J. Perkins was born in
bank will be your stepping stone
number of persons in the store at Jensee ¡County, New York, on the
W m . G. T ait .
one time. Mr. Patzlaf has the re 17th March, 1821). When a child she
to success.
putation of carrying a fine class of moved with her parent« to Indiana.
J. C. H olden .
goods, and selling them at actual About the age of 21 she was mar
cos’, people have been lined up to ried to William H. Perkins, of
get admission.
Momence, Ill. In the summer of
CAPITAL
Of course the women will attend 1853 they crossed the plains and
$30.000 00
and take part in the city caucus, settled in Yamhill County, Oregon,
STATE ;
which takes place at the Court house where they lived until October. 1862.
SUPERVISION
TILL-A IQOK CITY. ORE.
OUNTY
next Monday evening, which will They moved to Tillamook County
be the first time they will have of where «he has since made her home.
exercising the suffrage, and as it Het husband died in 1890 in Tilla
LAMOOK JOTTINGS1 For Sale,-A horse 1400 pounds, will be a novelty to them to partici mook County. She leaves two
' or will consider a trade for a buggy pate in a city caucus to nominate a children,
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Maryette Johnson, of
Killed On The Railroad.
School Notes.
!
Prairie, and Miron Perkins
, McFee is in from Dayton on horse. Apply to Guy Ford, Maple city ticket, it is expected there will South
Leaf Creamery,
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be a large number of women pre- of
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this city. She also leaves 14
The play given by the Boys'
Ray Wilson was fatally injured on
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| grand children, several great grand Friday nt Hanks by a train accident. Atli'et-c Association oti Friday and
Superintendent Fields and other sent.
ome Made Mince Meat at the
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officials of the Southern I Pacific
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and six great, great grand He was a brakesman on the 1*. R. Saturday nights, was well attended
$33,000 will buy one hundred acres children
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in Market.
to mourn their loss. At & N., and lost his balance and fell mid according to reports was en
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, catne in on Wednesday with the of land on Garibaldi beach on which children
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wanted
at
Tillamook
J
ennies
the time of her death she was 92 from the train while it was in joyed immensely. The boys held a
monthly pay checks.
is
platted
the
town
of
Moroney,
inty Bank
motion He struck his back on a business meeting on Monday and
If you don't find what you want $5,000 down balance on easy terms. yearB, 8 months and 3 days old.
orn, on the 13th, to the wife of
The funeral service will be held cattle guard breaking the vertebrae. decided to pay up all bills of the
at any other store in the city go to One half the town of Moroney 40
3. I.atnb, a son.
the Tillamook Feed Co.’s, they have lot; 25 x 100 right on the railroad on Friday at the home, and the After the accident the unfortunate Athletic Association, Hnd with the
'anted,—girl for general house- a
jjne of grocerjes
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and 30 lots 50 x 100 half of them on interment will be in the Oddfellows man was placed on the passenger remaining money to buy basket
Cemetery.
k. Apply G. F. Chaphe.
train and taken to Hillsboro, but ball material A vote of thanks was
There will be a slight change in the beach and half of them right
died before reaching that city. He extended to the three young ladies
'anted,—Empty Sacks. Lamb-,||]e tjme schedule on the P. R. & on the railroad, price $6,000 and I
had been working on the railroad who assisted so ably in the drama,
rader Co. Elmore Dock.
will
put
the
water
on
the
ground
Birthday Parties.
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N. from now on by reducing the
for over a year. He was conscious and it was also decided to extend
Moroney
Town,
M.
Moroney,
PoBt
lasses fitted. Any kind, any running time thirty minutes,
to Mr. Moore a little present for his
office
address,
Rockaway,
Ore.
e Guaranteed. Dr. Wendt. *
W. D. Stillwell reached the age of up to the time of his death, but had
It will pay you to get their prices.
services as athletic director.
very
little
to
Bay,
with
the
exception
The young people of the M. E. 88 years on Saturday, and to cele
li P. Olds is quite seriously ill Still in the lead *' Dement’s Best ”
The Ciceronian Literary Society
of making a request that some one
brate
this
event
on
Sunday
a
num
church
are
to
give
a
reception
on
I net expected to recover.
hard wheat flour in the city, to be
will give their second program of
tell
his
mother
good
bye
for
him.
xel Nelson is at Fairfield, Iowa, had only of the Tillamook Feed Co." Friday evening at the Free Reading ber ofjrelativesand friends gathered
The unfortune young man was the the year Friday. A very interest
at the Stillwell residence, when a
tre he will remain this winter.
The
Do not iorget the Sunday Chicken Room, to the young people of this
son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee V. Wilson, ing program ia expected.
pleasant
time
was
participated
and
city and those in the rural districts.
Emersonian program was put out
on should see the stock ot feed Dfnntr at the Todd. Better than
of
Sandlake,
who
recently
moved
to
The Epworth Leaguers are' partic- Congratulations extended to the
Tillamook Feed Co. has on yon nan have at home for less money.
the city, and was well known and on Monday, leaving about three
| ulariy anxious to have young men venerable gentleman. There were
id.
» 1 Como and try us. Service from 5:30
respected
in Tillamook County. He weeks for those on the program to
and women attend who are not af four generations of the Stillwell
ive chickens wanted at the Tilla-!
TitX) p.m.
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was
born
at Prineville, Ore , Jan prepare their parts, milking no ex
filiated with the church that all may family at the gathering, viz., W. D.
ok Meat Company’s Market, 13c.
It is reported that the Wheeler I become better acquainted. An in- Stillwell, M. V. Stillwell, Robert 1, 1890, and lived there most of the cuse justifiable for not being pre
pound.
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»aw mill is having trouble with its ■ teresting program is being pre- Stillwell and daughter, Marcia time until lie came to Sandhike with pared.
A C. L. S. meet I ng was called on
r. Jack Olson has opened den- foundation, which is pushing out ; pared and the social side will not Louise. Mr. Stillwell is qne of thr his parents two years ago.
Tuesday to elect a pianoist, as
The
body
was
brought
to
Tilla
into
the
bay,
caused
by
the
rail
early pioneers of Tillamook County
parlors over F. R. Beals’ office,
i be overlooked.
Helen Stem was both piunoist and
road cut at that point.
ii phones.
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I Train and mail service was re- and lias always been much re mook on Tuesday, and the next secretary.
morning the funeral services t >ok
spected.
He
was
born
in
Ohio,
and
The City Transfer Co. are the fel ' sinned on Tuesday after being sus
anted,—a six roomed Furnished
place in the Presbyterian Church, and Freda
lae for the winter. Apply at the lows who haul anything, anywhere, pended for five days. The two at the age of 20 crossed the plain« conducted by the pastor, Rev. D. her place.
i
idlight office.
• ■ any time. Office on Main Street, trains which had been tied up at with hie parent« in 1844. reaching A. Mackenzie, and Rev. 1). L.
A debate inerting was held ou
;
opposite
Clough
’
s
Drug
Store.
Call
| Garibaldi were able to reach this Oregon in 1845. He took part in the Shrode, and the interment was in Tuesday for the purpose ol detri-
uperintendent W. S. Buel left on
niining the nunil-er of ian<lida1es
city on Sunday, and on Tuesday Indian Wars and in the Yakima the Oddfellow«' cemetery.
urday for Yamhill county to us by phone, Main 651.
Prunes For Sale,—direct from the morning they both started for and Cayuse wars. He was wounded
for Hie team. Tillamook will de.
id up an estate.
with a flint arrow head, which he
grove
First
class
quality,
medium
bate
Woodburn on December u»li,
Portland.
The
train
which
arrived
¡ring your chickens to the Tilla-
carries in his hip at the present KEEPS STEP WITH PRO in the lligli S< I iimi ! Auditorium.
ok MeatCompany’s Market. We size 5c. per pound in 100 pound lots. from Portland.on Tuesday hud all time. Those present were : Mr. and
GRESS.
The freight is 60 to 65c. per 100. the delayed five days' mail, and as
Tie question is; "Resolved- That
' 13c. per pound.
Alex Marolf, St. Helena. Cal.
| tin- Er tor.il College »hon’d ba
it filled a large express wagon, it Mrs. Dane Martiny, Mr. «nd Mrs.
1 Thanksgiving Dence is to be
W. H. Flierman, Mr. and Mrs E. \V Buckley, Wash., Joins
n’uio-iieif. uml the Preside it
ni-
Fairview Grange will meet in took several hours to sort it. At
en at the Commercial Club next
Stanley, A. J. Stillwell and family,
naled ami elected by the direct vote
Bitulithic Ranks.
midnight,
when
the
|>oat
office
staff
future
on
the
second
and
fourth
dnesday evening.
L, L. Stillwell and family, R. R.
of the ptople.’’ The Tillamook
Thursdays in each month, instead quit for the day, most of the mail
The taxpayer*, the men whose
Stillwell and family, W. S. Hays,
ou ought to see the special chop of once a month. The next meeting had been sorted.
High will take ti e nflirmutive of the
Floyd money pays for civic improvements, question There will l><- three de
hog feed at the Tillamook Feed
Mi«« Florence Eberman.
will be on Thanksgiving Day.
are the men who are interested in
, made especially for them. •
Eberman and Ida Reynolds
bitors on each (Mill, The first try
getting their money's worth When
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The lot owners at Bayocean, and CRUDE SUGAR FACTORY
«st,- -A
out was held on Wednesday, No
Yellow Buck Skin PowefT
llv
especially those who are intending I
ASSURED.
A very pleMant surprise party was a paving projiosition is under con vember 2). Tillamook was ouile
h money in it. Finder please
to build in the near future, are
given
Saturday evening in honor of sideration, the) are doing some in successful in debating last year,
re same at Patzlaf’s Store.
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about to make a move so as to pro Dairymen Have Signed Up Frank Severance, the occassion being vestigating, as well as the city and we all hope she will win the
lr. Thomas Ross, of Astoria, has cure a wagon road to Bayocean.
| In Sufficient Numbers to his 67th birthday. The members of authorities. As a rule, whenever District and even the State Cham
m in the county for several days
The
Allen
House
Grille
serves
a
the Morning Star Rebekah Lodge of bitulithic award» are made, it is pionship, and that is not impro
Furnish the Whey.
'king hands with old friends.
merchant’s lunch every day at
which Mr. Severance is a charter after a thorough investigation of bable uh T. 11 S. Ims some very
5 Per Cent Discount on every noon, 25c. Spring chicken always-'''Tillamook County is to have a
member met, some 60 or more strong the merits of the various pavings good material.
mg found on the Bargain Counter on hand. We aim to serve the best crude sugar factory and later a at Ed’s Garage at 7:45 and went in a under consideration, and upon the
The High School foot ball team
’he Tillamook Feed Co. next
thing to the best people at city sugar refinery, as almost enough body to the home of Mr. and Mrs. urgent request of the tax payers, will try to gain revenge from the
tnrday.
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prices.
• whey have been contracted to Arthur Ruger, where Mr. Severenee who, if they must pay for city im- Tillies on Thanksgiving. From re
L G. Freeman, of Corvallis, has
prevents desire the kind that will ports both team» will lx strength
By a mistake in the figures from justify putting $30,000 into a factory is making his home at present, and
withstand heavy traffic, ami keep ened.
*n in on a visit and was detained
to
extract
sugar
from
whey.
Mr.
surprised
him
genuinely,
The
evening
Baker County, where 500 additional
i account of the tie up on the
A. H. Hill, the Pacific Coast Agent was spent enjoying music and amid the re pars bill down to the mini
Clarence Stanley, a member of
votes
were
credit
to
the
income
tax
ilroad.
mum.
the class *10, T H. S., entered the
measure, it did not pass, making 11 for the National Milk Sugar Com games and other amusements and at
Such was the case at Buckley,
If you w'»h rooms for the Winter
Holmes Business College of Port-
measures to be approved, a list of pany, of New York, is in the city 10:30 all partook of a bounteous sup
' the month ‘ cheap. ” with hot or which will be found on another confering with Bert Severance, who per, after which Mr. Severance was Wn., where the recent award met land last week.
W water and with bath, call at page.
has been getting things in shape and presented with a pair of beautiful cuff with the hearty and practically
For Sal«.
* Todd Hotel.
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contracts signed for whey. In links consisting of three engraved links unanimous approval of those most
Attorneys Snow and McCamant,
G« ‘o »he Clam market for Clams,
making a start on the Pacific Coast from the lodge. Several other beauti interested._________ _____
and J. B. Eddy and Ellsworth Ben
A fine driving horse six years
to extract sugar from whey, Tilla ful gifts wars also tendered, all of
«h and Crabs. Second Avenue,
Sewer Pipe for Sale.
old, buggy and harness, near!)
ham, attorneys and officials for the
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St, in the building back Southern Pacific, are in the city in mook City had a great advantage which went to show the high esteem
For Sale all sizes of sewer pipes new, for fl.Vi rash. Inquire of
Beai» office.
over other points in the northwest, In which Mr. Severance is held by his
and sewer conn ex tions. See I- II. Win. Phillipa, Tillamook, Oregon.
connection with a suit brought by
for more whey can be obtained in many friends. In return Mr. Severance McMahan.
Box 368.
Money to Ixian on Improved
M. W. Harrison, which is being
a smaller area in the neighborhood greatly appreciates the many tokens of
,r"n to the extent of about $41IX) tried today before Judge Kelly.
of Tillamook City than any place in love and friendship extended towards
APriL-Applvto John
. The steamer Sue H. Elmore left the United States. It is proposed him and will ever remember witk
nd Henderson 4 Son. Agents.
on Sunday morning with a large at first to erect and operate a crude pleasure the celebration of his late
The Ladies' Guild of the Presby-
passenger list, the largest since the sugar factory and ship the crude
•n Church will give their annual railroad has been running. This sugar East to be refined, but as birthday.
Those present at the party besides
"on December 7th, ami m was on account of the tie up on the toon as other .sugar factories are the members of the lodge were Misass
"nectmn with the sale of f.ncy railroad, but owing to a rough bar
erected, also to erect a refinery in Lillian and Ruth Severenee. Mr. Cloyd
rv“**'ul ■rUc,e*- ,he ladies will the steamer was not able to cross this county. It is probable that Dawson, Walter Severance and Mr. Dsn
e • dinner on that day.
out and is sttll bar bound.
Cloverdale will have a sugarfactory. Oliver.
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as that is another point in Tilla
Card of Thank«
mook County where a large amount
of whey can be obtained in a small
area.- The whey will be hauled
We wish to thank nur many
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from the cheese factories in auto friend« for their kindness and sym
trucks every day, nn<l the dairymen pathy shewn in caring for the re
have entered into contract« to dis mains of our Dear Boy and for
pose of the whey for Sc. per one the many tokens of love and kind
hundred pounds, «nd a large num
To the Boys on the Road, we
ber have dene so.
Each sugar
p< m
factory will employ about 26 men. want to apecially thank for their
One feature about a sugar factory, Madness and faithfulness
FRONT STJiMXT. BErWKRM
Mr. and Mr«. L V. Wilaon
ia that as soon as one is established
and daughter.
here, it will do «way with the un
First National Bank,
K COUNTY BAN K
INTEREST PAID ON TIME
DEPOSITS.
Coal, / Cement, Lime,
Shingles,
Drain Tile,
DAMAR’S VARIETY STORE,
TIbbRmOOK,
OREGON.
LAMB Si llltADEK COMPANY.
K WARRHOT SK.
Dp°P in and book Around ”
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