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XXVI.
No. 31
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
A marriage license was issued to
Elmer Griffith and Rose Baker.
doride ■
Several rigs came in by the South
■eilig sJ
route on Thursday evening, bring­
y brota
ing passengers.
ipfiils ]
A. C. U. Berry, of Portland, and
mil all«]
C. L. Houston, of Astoria, who have
The man who keeps his money in the
In orti
the contract for the Nehalem bar,
ettle I
bank while he has plentv creates a friend
were in the city last week and ow­
n tlgbl
in the bank to whom he can turn when he
ing to the tie up on the railroad hit
I for fJ
the ties.
solutil
has little.
teaspoj
The three year old daughter of
ilutlon I
Mrs. Gertrude Sanders, who reside
Having confidence in this bank begets
i be pd
at East Beaver, fell from a chair
rder til
its confidence in you, and we can’t, any of
Tuesday and broke its arm, Dr.
vili coa
us, get very far on the road to success with-
Boals being called to attend to the
ria wlii
injured limb.
to stai
out giving and receiving confidence.
give *
Leo Doerge, the boy who was ac-
free chi
This bank has fairly earned your confi­
cidently shot and who has been
rater ai
in Dr. Boals' hospital since then,
dence through nearly ten years of square
pboid a:
was taken to his home on Wednes­
germs
dealing and helpful service.
day, as he is on the road to recovery
e witb«
after a close call.
e of fi
It will appreciate your account.
Charles Burke, who was well
ear. T
known in thia city, where be pre­
w rec«
viously resided, died at Cloverdale
ire of I
on Tuesday. He had been sick for
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $80,500,
>t «land
about two months, with cancer of
if lime]
the stomach. He leaves a wife and
id for fl
family.
ying ’M
George R. McKimens was in the
ugh dia
city on Thursday from Nehalem,
elider 1
and he informs us that the water
was higher in that vicinity than it
has been for 25 years, with the tele­
Y.
phone wires all out of commission.
irted, tjl
MOOK JOTTINGS Grant Thayer will pay you the
Sheriff Crenshaw has moved his
highest cash price for your hides, office to that previously occupied by
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pelts, furs, rubber, sacks, old braes, County Treasurer
wllicbjS Hark, auctioneer.
Beals,
the
etc.
is t.llS
latter moving into the sheriff’s
les
$2.00
per
M.
SeeShrode.
Not iH
Born, to the wife of E. T. Wat­ office, which will give Mr. Beals
orders for wood with kins, on Dec. 30, a boy, regulation
rds plaB
more room now that he is tax col­
notliiegM
weight, Dr. McGee, attending phy­ lector.
booksgt ed prices will astonish you sician.
Four teachers of our public
the ■ Ide.
For sale, Stock of Men’s Furnish­ school, who have been spending the
iss of *
wanted—Lamb- ing and Shoes ; also cash register holidays outside and who started
IndiiotM ’ sacks
—The Toggery, E. J. Claussen, in Sunday, were compelled to re­
e negai] r Co.
.
[«ositi n is wanted at Tillamook assignee.
turn on account of the train being
editnryfl Bank.
Jennie Juris vs. R. F. Kennedy unable to get here. They arc
ity is til
and wife is a suit filed in the County Mr. and Mrs. Will, Miss DeBar and
ys hen ed Snow” Flour at the Court to recover $80.00 on a
Miss Uland.
! as thel >k Feed Co.
The Woman's Relief Corpa will
COUSlaN Iposit boxes for rent.—Tilla- promissory note.
V foliti lunty Bank.
Wanted, house work with private meet in I. O. O. F. hall Saturday
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which I
family'. Have small boy. Wage«
barters for auto livery.— no object Address Mrs. C. F. afternoon for installation of officers.
not lie*
It is requested that all who possi­
ley,
phone
11W.
■nt Is I
Snyder, Tillamook.
bly can, will be present. After in­
»•yers ■ Bddacb was in the city on
Call up A. T. Coats Lumber Co. stallation a banquet will be served
Idler otti 1 from Nehalem,
thstnnl tin Friday,to the wife of for special prices on four foot fir to all members and their families,
their
slab wood in qualities of ten and • also all G. A.R. men and
with *
Prison, a daughter,
families. •
twenty cords. Phene 4-3-W.
s see*
nice, tit] t W. J. Logus of Clover-
Trojan Blasting Powder, leaves
The friends and neighbors of Mrs.
b in the city last week.
no bad effect after using. Get N. A. Wilson gave her a surprise,
o pata | the Mutual Phone for a literature and prices from the Tilla­ Wednesday, Dec. 31, at her home on
is all I Ie Tillamook Studio.
mook Feed Co. SeeShrode.
Wilson river. It was her birthday
[ward I
The next meeting of the Trask and the evening was spent in
nn in* I fitted. Any kind, any
River Literary Society will be Sat­ games and refreshments served.
g s<> I ba ran teed. Dr. Wendt.
s teo'l'fli J you buy your feed, aee urday, Jan. 10, at the home of E. W. The crowd stayed long enough to
it I» du] Ie will save you money. . Knight, in Sunnv Meade Addition. greet the New Year, everyone hav­
ing a merry time.
HR. It]
The Board of County Commission­
meats] Ickens wanted at the Tilla-
O. A. Lorn men was down from
bt
Company
’
s
Market,
12c.
er.'« is in session this week, and be­
lall id ]
ing the first session of the new year Nehalem Thursday and although
iu a position' to make there ie a good deal of business to the high tides in that part of the
r time farm leans. First attend to.
I county have done some good to the
1er. 'vsl
Bank.
.Mr. and Mrs. John J. Weber and bottom lands, some damage was
done. On the Batterson place the
ball d
erg Bros, will give you family returned on the train Fri­
yard]
water came into the barn, and the
I on all kindli of hay and day from the holiday’s visit which
ime Hi
cows had to be driven on top of the
they
spent
with
their
parents
in
B
lots.
liment
hay which will be destroyed.
s hot _ ..fork does not suit you tell Garibaldi.
The marriage of Mr. Preston Wil­
rillet« it «foes tell your friends. City
Attorney J. L. Henderson returned
{«¡■ompany
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on Saturday from Portland, where liams and Miss Eleanor Grace Man­
i? Ill
he had gone on account of the ill­ kins took place Dec. 20th, at the
here RMBenberg’s for prices on ness of a daughter who had under­ Baptist parsonage, Montavilla, Port­
mean md liny. Largest stock in gone an operation.
land. Rev. H. T. Cash performed
nlioiit iq|MCounty.
“Sure Milk,” the new cow feed the ceremony. Mrs. Paihler, sister
Ej*ir chickens to the Tilla-
of the bride, was the bridesmaid for
l^^BCompany's M arket We guaranteed to produce more milk the occasion while Mr. Paihler acted
for
the
money
than
any
other
feed
pound.
on the market. Call and see it as best man. The hest wishes of
—^handkerchief (rith center
Tillamook Feed Co.
* . a large circle of friends accompany
rtMlng. Finder please leave
the happy couple. They will make
Dawson Bros, will meet all trains
dMat office.
their home in Tillamook.
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'«(■Mrs. P. C. Bates and with bus, and will handle passen- I
The
members
of
the
Nazarene
gers and baggage to all parts of the
>f fkirtland, were registered city. Call or phone at the Livery Church gave a bounteous dinner
Tillamook.
I at the church on New Year’s day.
barn on 2nd Ave East
«•■Bpid Mrs. G'roat returned
‘ Many others took part, helping the
County Assessor Johnson will
Friday after spending
church in donations. The dinner
have .the tax rolls finished by the I
irMBfe in Portland.
was free and everyone was welcome,
^fllj^Look Co«r,mercial Club end of this week and will turn them whether they furnished anything
*LSmo'ter next Tuesday over to County Treasurer Beals, or not A special invitation was
the tax collector, on Monday.
given to the poor and also strangers.
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a Pro’gram.
I want to rent a good dairy ranch The meal was equal in quality to
limbs, vi ne maple, body
Jmlock an d heavy fir slab in Tillamook county, close to cheese any banquet, nearly everything in
factory, with or without stock, give the way of eatibiea being aerved.
* BN«' 8 ee Shrode.
full particular* in first letter. W. After all had partaken, there was
0 shing and tresspass H. Stewart, N. Kenova, Ohio, R. 1, atlll a large supply of food left.
cwdSbe obtained at the Head- Box 5ft
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On Friday Misses Hariett and
°te<i on cloth.
The County Court has issued four Beatrice Gaylord were hostesaes at
vfliber vs. Lois Blaser widows pensions since the new law
a card party given in honor of Mias
a Isuit filed in the went into effect, one of whom was
Amy Gerstel of Portland, who ia
■»wm to recover $29.7ft
married recently, Mrs. Andrew visiting them. Csrd honors fell to
rd Drew and Miss Grace Williams, who was (lrawig $10 a Harvey E ben ger and Miss Helen
left on Friday after month, leaving now only three on Beale. Those present were Mies
holMays in thia cily. the list, viz Mrs. Edward F. Keene. Helen Beals, Miss Pauline Beals,
- v Aessit <g contest in the $17.50 a month ; Mrs. Hilma Ander­ Miss Rnth Holmes, Miss Eva
'" •fwe Tillamook Feed Co. son, $25.00 a nd Mrs Mary Burmeeter, Wheeler, Miss Allegra Mason, Miss
'MS k t» guess. SesShcode. $25 Cft
Alice Todd, Miss Areta Everson,
John Ebinger, Arthur Case, Harvey
i
Ebinger, Clent King, Benly Statu,
Howard Lamar, lrv<-* Keldson,
Verle Stanley, Perry DeLillies and
re«s
Elbert Ginn. On Saturday afternoon
Mias Gerstel was egain honored
on
with a “5W party bv Mrs. C, H.
doe*’
Thomae. ________________
ses
Mr. Marshall predict* ■ policy of
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watchful waiting on the operation
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of the currency and tariff measure*.
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Bat Mr. Marshall ia not in all the
a.
accrete of the administration.
CONFIDENCE
llamook County Bank.
IJIHR’S VARIETY STORE.
IUUAmOOK,
Itaöliubt
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JANUARY
8,
1914.
STORM CRIPPLES RAIL
ROAD SERVICE.
Mail to Come in by Stage
from Willamina.
The rain and wind Btorms which
commenced on Saturday evening
and kept up for several days put
the P. R. & N. out of business for
three or four weeks, leaving Tilla­
mook County without railroad fa­
cilities.
The passenger trains
which left Portland and Ti lamook
on Sunday morning were unable to
get through and on Sunday even­
ing the train returned to the city.
The first trouble was the washing
out of a bridge near Buxton, and
this caused the passenger train
from Portland to return to Hills-
born.
Between this , city and
Wheeler there are seven slides, one
of the section bosses having to pack
his speeder over them when he
came to this city on Tuesday
Travel and the mail were inter­
fered with the first of the week
owing to the small bridge at East
Beaver going out on Monday morn­
ing, but a temporary foot bridge
was erected so that people could
cross on Tuesday.
Postmaster Baker was in tele­
phone communication with Chief
Clerk A. S. Rand on Monday, when
a preliminary plan was outlined for
mail to be brought in via Willamina,
but the wires going down nothing
was known here what was being
done. On Wednesday the post­
master sent four day's mail out by
the South stage, hoping to meet a
stage at Hebo next day, but which
failed to make
its appearance.
Thursday afternoon
the post­
master received the following in­
structions :
Postmaster, Tillamook, Ore.
Temporary messenger service
authorized between Willamina and
Hebo three times a week. Leaves
Willamina Thursday and Saturday,
Hebo, Friday and Sunday, after
which will leave Willamina Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. Hebo,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Dispatch all mail via Willamina
until further notice.
A S. R and ,
Chief Clerk Railway Service.
It is the aim of this bank to
give the best banking serviee
possible*-and cue do it.
It is also our aim to have
the best equipment sueh as
Modern Fire Proof Banking
Room, Fire Proof Vault, Burg­
lar Proof Safe, Modern Safe
Deposit Boxes—and cue have
them.
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First National Bank,
Tillamook, Oregon.
“The Girl From The Golden
West.”
in mortgage from Geo. A. Glover
and wife to Lottie M. Hunt.
F. R. Beals et ux, to John A.
This famous play will be repeated Brant, warranty deed, consideia-
by the Dramatic Club, at the Star tion $1.03, lots 4 and 5, blk. 6,
Theatre 2 nights Friday and Sat­ Mohler.
urday, January 9th and 10th. The
same people in the cast as before
Notice.
Hear Jim Hiner and Ann Halde
This
is
to
give
notice that I will
man, in the duet "Good Night not be responsible
for any debts
Dear.” New and funny pictures contracted by my husband, C, A.
Mr.
Cornforth, after this date.
between the acts. No waits.
McCowell informs us that the play
Tillamook, Ore., Jan. 8, 1914.
will be even better this time than
G race C ornfobth .
it was before. The seats are ra p-
idly being sold at the box office and
Zelaya says he intends to return
everything indicates there will be to liis native country and die there.
another overflowing business. This And hie native country seems to
is a great play. See it this time. be eager for both events.
It is the best ever offered here.
Not being a subordinate, Mr. Car­
negie felt safe from reprimand in
Real Estate Transfers. Etc, sending war satires to the secretaries
of war and navy.
Furnished by the Tillamook Title
Oddfellows and Rebeccas In­ & Abstract Co., John Leland Hen­ Immediately following Mr. Taft’s
statement that he does not eat po­
derson, Secy.
stall Officers.
G. Gall to W. B. Starr, warranty tatoes, the department of Agricul­
The new I. O. O. F. lodge room deed, consideration $10 00, lots 15 ture announces that potatoea are
was used for the. first time on and 16, blk. 21 Tillamook Beach.
plentiful.
Tuesday evening, and notwith­
The Treasury Department an­
R. G. Wise to George I, Allen,
standing the inclement weather, Do., consideration $1.00, etc., lot 12 nounces that even the counterfeit­
about 80 persons attended the
ers have been forced to adopt a
Streese acres.
installation of officers, The beauti
United States to Levi T. Burnside, general policy of retrenchment.
ful lodge room was a wonder- patient homestead, W. J of N. W.
The man under arrest at Tacoma
ful improvement over the old hall j, N. W. *4 of S. W. .'a, sec. 21, and on a charge of having twenty Jiv­
used for lodge purposes. The I. O N. E. '« S, E. 4, sec. 20. tp. 4, S. ing soulmates might while away
O. F. lodge is gaining in member- range 10 W. W. M , 141.31 acres.
his hours in prison by writing a
ship, for on Tuesday evening three
W. R Cunningham to W. R. book on the secret of courtship.
new members were initiated and Storm and A. E Fliniz, bill of sale,
Three-fourths of the women grad­
five elected to membership. J. S. consideration $4.00. billiard rooms
uates of the University of Kansas
Lamar, who is the Deputy Grand and outfit in C. E Hadley's Bldg.
have remained unmarried.
Thia
officer of tliej lodge, installed the Tillamook.
may he taken as nn index of the
new officers •
Anna Ebberson to John Ebberson, humility of the Kansas men.
Fred Minich, N. G.; B, E. King,
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warrsnty deed, consideration$100.00, Women should be allowed to pto-
V. G. ; S. A. Brodhead, Secy. ; S W. Ji, sec. 35, tp. 3 S., range 10 pjBe.
J. C. Holden, Treas.; Edgar Mun- W. W. M., 163 acres.
Alubuma cast but 32,439 votes for
aon, Van. ; Henry Crenshaw, Com. ;
Henry J. Gould et al, to G. W. Wilson lust year. If Mr. Hobson's
J. S. Lamar, R. S to N. G. ; A. L.
Burgess ,Do., consideration $100.0?, estimate of the amount of money
McCarty, I. S. to N. G. ; E. M. Con-
one and one fifth acres more or the liquor interests will spend to
dit, R. 8. to V. G. ; E. D Allen, L
S. to V. G ; L. Lucas, R S 8 ; less in N W. 14 of N. E M sec 15, defeat him for senator is accurate
there will be flush times, for it
D. E. Robinson, Chap. ; Oscar. tp. 5 S., range 10 W. W. M.
| George H. Higgins et ux, to Mis. wjuld amount to $00 a voter.
Swenson, O. G.
The letter of the law seems to up­
The following officers of the Emily Leamau, Do., consideration
$10.00, lot 17 blk. 2ft Ocean View.
hold the decision of the Bureau of
Rebecca Lodge were installed Wed­
■ A. C. Cook et al, Io Frank J. Internal Revenue that interest on
nesday evening for the ensuing1
year; Mary White, N. G. ; Bessie Fallon, Trustee, deed, considers bonds for S(>ecial Hssessment dis.
tion $10.00, let 7, blk 43, Bayocean cision ie not exempt from the in­
Chaffee, V. G. ; Phoebe Snodgrass,
come tax. Bui the spirit of it i p-
Recording Sec ; Mae Maddux, : Park.
M. F. Babitte to Tillamook Feed h ilds the suspension of the de­
Fian. Sec. ; Georgia Sowers, Ward. ;
Co., consideration $103.00, chat, cision by the secretary of the treas­
Bernice Lucas, Conductor ; Grace
mortg., team of horses.
ury.
Jackson, O. G. ; Frank Severance,
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d . e Dawson et al, to T. R.
S.NFFFELB, C ol . A. J. Walsh was
R. S. N. G. ; Alice Wolf, L. S NG.; ! Wilson,
mortagge, consideration badly done up with rheumatism
Mabie Davis, R. S V. G. ; Zella
$1500.00, 110 ft. by 125 ft, S. of blk. and sent for Foley Kidney Fill*
Condit, L. S. V. G. ; Sarah Warnick, 8, Lincoln, (now Tillamook.)
which was the only thing flat
would cure him. Geo. Potter of
Chap. After the business of the
Grand Leader, certificate of busi­ Pontiac, Mo., was down on his back
lodge was disposed of, the male
ness name, Louis Labowitch is with kidney and bladder trouble
members gave the ladies a surprise
and Foley Kidney Pills made him
in the way of a delicious lunch, owner of General Mdse. Store.
It ie a
Lottie M. Hunt to W. E. Noyes, well and able to work.
which was enjoyed by all.
splendid medicine and
always
part assign of mortgage, consider­ helps. Just try it For sale by all
Owing to the tie up on the rail­ ation $1658.09, assigns her interest duggiats.
road, it was decided to postpone
the dedication of the new I. O. O F.
bnilding until some future date, as
it is impossible for the Grand laidge »
officers and others to be here. An I
nouncements will be made later
when
the
building
wilf be
dedicated
Land for Sale.
110 acre* near Salem, suitable for
dairy, $■<> per acre, would take
Tillamcok property for amciint up
to f 2000.
RrmBNHF.wo Bai*.
Notice
OREGON
in and book Around”
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Kasper Zweifel is now successor
to R. R. Rotierts, in Tillsmook
county. AH accounts owing the
J. R. Watkins Medkal Co. are pay­
able to Kasper Zweifel.
R R. R orevta .
K asper Z weifel .
Coal, Cement, Lime,
Brick, Shingles,
Drain Tile,
Plaster, Boot Paint
LAMB-SCHRADER COMPANY.
DOCKS t WAREHOUSE,
FRONT STREET, BETWEEN înd A Brd AVEMUE WEST
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