TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 19, 1917.
DEATH OF ISAAC QUICK.
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Another Old Settler of Tillamook
County Passes Away.
were formerly members of the Coast
Artillery.
"This is a splendid opportunity for
our young men to show their patriot
ism, and show the people that they
are willing to demonstrate it in a
practical manner, by learning how to
handle the fire apparatus and being
able to fight fire in an organized and
intelligent manner. Applicants for
membership can be made
to any
member of the company, at any
time.”
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Owing to change in S.P. Railroad Schedule all Phone Orders from North End of County must
be in before 9 A.M. if delivery' is required same day.________________
Wc are sorry to announce the death
of Isaac Quick, who resided in Tilla
mook County for 52 years, being one
of the few remaining pioneers of the
county, which took place on Friday
evening at his home at South Prairie.
He had reached the age of 85 years,
The funeral services were held on
fl
M.
E.
Sunday afternoon at the
D. L.
B.ighton Wants Way Out.
Church, conducted by Rev.
1
funeral
the
Shrode, who preached
F. C. Baker, 'I'illamook, Ore.
sermon, and the services at the critic-
Dear Sir:—After reading your pa-
tery were conducted by the Masonic
i
member
for
per we believe that you claim to be
lodge, of which he was a
a good roads booster. Wc would
many years.
like to have you come up here and
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Isaac C. Quick was born in Holmes take a walk from Brighton to Wheel
county, Ohio, April 8, 18 32, his fam er over the road now partly finished.
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after . seeing
ily having been established in the ' ___
. . „ how easily it could
Buckeye state by his parental grand- |>e finished and made
' ‘ into ' a good
father in 1812, after his removal road, then do some boosting for us.
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_ native
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from
his
state of Pennsyl For your information, we have spent
vania. With this sire came Benjamin more money in Tillamook county in
Quick, the father of Isaac, who was the last three years than any other
rared on a Holmes county farm, and two industries in the county, still wc
in time married Susan Clough, a na have no way out, except to walk or
tive daughter of Pennsylvania, who take the train.
died in the early ’80s in Ohio. Ben-
Yours very truly,
ja mine Quick made a fair success of
Brighton Mills Company,
farming, and lived until
184 2, his
By Thos. B. Watt.
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age being 65 years.
When ten years of age Isaac Quick
We are free to admit that Brighton
was left fatherless, and he was the should have a road and a way out,
oldest of the four sons and one and the County Court should make an
daughter in the family, lie started out effort in that direction, for the reason
soon afterward to make his own way that every encouragement and con
in the world. As a farm hand he re venience should be given the indus
mained in the state of Ohio until tries of the county. The recent state
1853, and then moved to Johnson and county bond issue will help bring
county, Mo., remaining there on dif this about in the mar future, for the
Men’s $1.00 and $1.25
ferent farms until 1854, This year south side of Nehalem bay was made
stood out in his life as presenting the part of the great highway ’hrough
greatest promise, for he secured the the county by the state measure anil
position of stock driver with a train I the county bond measure provides
of emigrants bound for the coast, and money. But it seems to us that Mr.
The Entire Stock of New 1917
had charge of 500 loose cattle. I he Watt was one of those who opposed
west had long had a fascination for the county bonding, which would
La Porte VKoo/en cJ34/7/s
him, anil lie gladly assumed the bur have deprived the county of money
den of caring for the large herd, atul to do the work which Mr. Watt now
Silk and light weight
arrived at the end of his six months’ wants done, and further be was one
journey with three hundred of Jhe of- those -who foolishly signed the
fabric Caps in new and
animals entrusted to his care.
I his timbermen’s foolish circular, and bad
smart shapes, Shown in self
was a good showing, considering the something to do, no doubt, with the
Buy your Summer Wash Fabrics now at these sensational savings—
greys,
black
and white
losses from disease, alkali water, vote in Wheeler precinct, of which
there s plenty of time yet for wearing warm weather clothes and these
checks and plaids in black
drowning and Indian appropriation. Brighton is a part, for it voted 21 for
prices will help von secure more dresses, etc., for the same money than yon
and white and varicolored
Mr. Quick stopped first above Stock- and 94 against providing money to
ton, Cal., but soon afterward went to give Brighton a good road and-a way
have ever bought before.
combinations, . All sizes to
the mines of the Sacramento valley, out.—Ed.
choose from t and wonderful
We mention only a few of fhe prices you will find in our tremendous
and met with rather indifferent suc
Bargains at the pricer*»E
Removal
of
stock
of
new
fabrics
for
Commission Allows
cess. Later he turned his attention to
present wear.
Each
( OC.
ranching in the southern state, but
Western Union Office.
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not realizing
his expectations, , came
Bovs' Actual $1.00
The following letter was received
to Oregon over the mountains with
teams, intending to mine on the from the Public Service Commission :
Actual 44c. and 50c.
A« tnal 75c. New Basket
Actual 35c. Beach Suit
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This is to advise you that our in-
Frazier
river, British Columbia. Be
Novelty Beach Skirtings,
Weave Suitings and Skirt
fore getting that far his courage fail- vestigation of the complaint filed by |
ings in Plaids, Stripes and
Sport Pongees and Stripe
ings in Sport Stripes and
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and citizens of Tillamook with the Com- !
cd, and at Victoria turned ' ’ back
I ’ierrot 1 Jots, etc.
Skirtings.
From mission in the matter of the removal
Checks.
settled in Yamhill county.
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August
until 1813 he worked ( of your office in the city of Tilla-
on different farms in the county, and mook to the Southern Pacific station I
Sport Shirts to fit boys (i
in May, 1863, Marrieil France* A. of said place, disclosed the fact that I
Actual 75c. and $1.00 Silk
Actual 69c. an 1 75c. Palm
Simmons, who was born in Wiscon-I the sentiment of the business men of I
to 16 years of age. Come in
Actual $1.00 new Novelty
Marquisettes,
Silk
Mulls,
Beach
Suit
inns
and
C
heck
sin April 17, 1847. With his newly | Tillamook
I'illamook is in opposition to the
plain white,
white
with
Garbardine Suitings and
Tub Silks and Indra Silks
and Plaid Sk i rti a us i n vari
wedded wife he located on a rented change contemplated, and it is simply
striped collars, and some of
Skirtings in Stripes,Checks
in stripes and pretty tig
farm near McMinnville, and tw o I for the reason that they fear delay in
ous color combinations.
neat stripe designs.
and Plaids of various colors.
tired designs.
yeas later, ill the fall of 1 865, moved the matter of transferring telegrams
Wonderful Bargains Ot/C.
to 'I’illamook county ami took up one from Southern Pacific depot on ac
hundred and sixty acres of land three count of probability of company
Saturday and ¿Monday) Only
ayd a half miles south of 1 illamook. business having preferred attention.
Here he lived and prospered for fif It was claimed that tinder the former
Ladies' Actual $5.00
teen years, removing then to a farm arrangement, telegrams were seldom
forwarded
until
afternoon,
same
hav
T wo Wonderful
on the Nestucca river, and two years
later sold his claim mar the town of ing been held allowing company busi
In Ladies' New and Becoming
Sales of
Tillamook. His présent place of (Ince ness precedence Complaint was also
Street, Vacation and Beach
hundred acres was purchased alter 'made of unreliable service often met
due investigation of the desirable .with in telephoning messages to the
properties in the county, and that his Western Union office.
'File Commission suggested at the
choice was a wise one has been dem
Dont hesitate any longer
To the woman who has put off buying her
onstrated to the satisfaction of the (conference that, owing to urgent need
Ladies’ I’atent Leather Mary
this is the final clean-up of
fortunate owner. Mr. Quick raised a of operators by your company-, the
summer apparel needs or who needs additional
high grade of stock on his farm, and uptown office at Tillamook be closed
Jane Pumps with regular anil
<>ur entire stock of Ladies’
garments
these sales are indeed a gold mine
milked thirty-five cows in his dairy. 'during the period of the war, pro
white ivory soles,
Patent
atttl Misses' Tritnnie*» -Mil
11«' was independent in bis political viding that your company make prop
lor they afford opportunities for making really
Leather Strap Oxfords and
views, ami had served as county com er arrangements with the Southern
linery.
Low
Cut
English
walking
wonderful
savings.
J
missioner, road supervisor and school Pacific Company’s agent whereby
Shoes with rubber soles and
director. Fraternally he was a member telegrams will not be delayed at said
Actual $27.50 and $30.00
Actual $4.50, $5, $6 50
Actual $20, $22.50, $25
heels Size 2i to 6 in assorted
of Tiltfmook Lodge No. 57 A. T. \ office and that your company furnish
A. XI Twelve children were born to messenger bov who may be obtained
widths to choose from.
Mrs .Quick, namely: . Susan
Mr. and ..........
.......... by telephone in order to handle more
Saturday ami Mon- ds-j qq
C., Born in Yambill comity, July 12, important telegrams which could not
day only...................... «Fl.»©
1864, is now the wife of Emanuel be entrusted to telephone, owing to
liability
to
confusion
in
transmitting
Ericson, who reside ill Washington;
¿Men’s $5, $5.50, $6
Hester I’., born October 31, 1866, in messai-e. This suggestion seems to
lake your choice of our
have
the
endorsement
of
the
greater
"
of
'I'illamook County, is the wife
Suits in Late styles onlv.
Pretty
style
Dresses
of
entire
stock of Hats at
number
of
those
present
and
the
I
B .
Cltas. Wells of I'illamook; Dick
and in fabrics Green, Tan,
horn, November 10, 1868, who rc- Commission would not be adverse to
Silk, line French serges
$4.50,
$5.00
and $5.50 and
Mustard and Black and
sides in Idaho; Clara
born July 8, ¡this arrangement during the period I of
and
tine
Batistes
in
useful
pay
tis
$1.98
and the Hat
White
Checks.
The
I
the
w ar.
most
1870, deceased; Dcroy C., born De
1
is yours. Good styles and
Yours truly.
sensational
Values ever colors. Collars of Silk and
cember 17, 1 872. deceased; Thomas
Public Service Commission,
Georgette Crepe.
becoming shapes.
I,., born A pril 8, 1875, deceased;
offered by this dept.
By. H. M. Corey.
Isaac F„ born October 22, 1881,
Actual $6.50, $7.50, $8.00
Ladies' $3.25, $3 40, $3. 75
Men’s White, Tan and Blaek
of 'I'illamook; Ivan C., Born May 16,
Clean- Up of
Bids for Hardsurfacing.
1884, deceased; Addie D.,
born
English
Oxfords
in
all
sizes.
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March 16 1887, deceased; I add < .,
Contracts were let to F. G. Feld-
born April 22, 1890, of Hermiston,
Tilla-
Oregon, Harry, of Hermiston, (Ire. scltau for hardsurfacing the
mook Fairview County Road and the
and Rosa D., deceased.
Tillamook Bay City county road, the
Hats made in our own
total amount being $f*.799.81.
The Tillamook Hose Company.
In the matter of the petition
34 to 42 inch Dresses in
workrooms that are both
Silk and Satin Sport
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1 Everett Wells for a county road
liilht color fabrics, very
stylish
and
becoming.
1 urbans in plain and fancy
Thos. Coates, president of the Hole
| was ordered that the report of the
suitable for morning wear colored .Satin and Pongees
Beautiful models on sale
Cattipany, says:
accepted
- ‘ board of road viewers be
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or for wearing in Camp or just the kind for Auto or
"The
Hose Company | and
at much less than half-
henceforth the road will be
needs more men. Three of our mem
TILLAMOOK. ORE
at the Beach.
price.
Beach
wear.
known as a county road.
bers are now in th«' Navy, one is in i
In the matter of the petition of S.
the 3rd • Ircgon, and eight are in the
i H. Rock for a county road, same was
10th Co. Coast Artillery, and will
j continued until August 1st.
leave in a few days.
In the matter of a draw bridge on
"Others have moved away or drop
| the public highway over the North
ped out lot other reasons, leaving at
! Fork of Nehalem river, on the Nehd-
the present time, or at least as soon em-Mohlcr road, as made under the
as the Coast Artillery goes away, supervision of the county survey, it
only about 20 active members. Our
1^’1 bf-C°n*i,dcre<1 u?,css. such cash, I in good condition.
Notice To Contractors.
was ordered that when the consent of
apparatus consists of five hose carts, the war department lias been obtain
Seale«! projiisals addressed to the bond, or check is enclosed therewith
with 2300 feet of hose, one hook and
Ç- A. Elliott vs. R. A. Cornell and
nC nght 1SI rcscrvc<i to reject anv
ed that said bridge be .mil the same is
Such bidder’s bond shall be condi
ladder truck and a small cart with
- "'J0- Foreclosure of mortgage.
authorized and the State
Highway County Court of 'I'illamook County, tioned that if said bid be accepted, or all proposals or to accent th
R. E. Wilson vs. C. A. Eastman et
two Babcock extinguishers.
department is authorized to prepare Oregon , and endorsed "Proposals the party bidding will duly enter into
“Th«' company meets for drill every
a • Demurrer overruled.
plaus and specifications and secure lor construction of bridge in Tilla and execute the contract. Should the
Wednesday evening at 7;30 at the
State Industrial Accident Commis
Erwin Harrison, County Clerk.
North successful bidder to whom the con
authority from the war department mook County, Oregon, over
City hall, except on the second Wed
sion vs. M.. Dennis. Default
an“
Fork of Nehalem River" will be re tract is awarded fail to execute the
for the same.
nesday of each month. The regular
judgment.
ceived bv the County Court of said same within ten days (not including |
Circuit
Court
Business.
business meeting is held on the sec
County at its office in the court house Sunday) troni the.date of the mailing
end Thursday of each month.
it I'illamook City. Oregon until 10 of the notice from the County Clark
Judge Bagley disposed of the fol
Water Permits.
Any man over 18 years of age is
o'clock a.in., on the 3rd day of Aug., to him. according to the address there
lowing cases this week:
eligible for membership.
Phi«
or
1917, and at that
time and place with given, that the contract is ready |
A. E Holden and wife v« A
Three permits for the appropfial‘f"'
ganization has had charge of the lire
publicly opened ami read.
for signature, such cash, bond or cer da?Jo?"V.in« and B»on> Co. • '
protection of the city tor 20 years,
All proposals must be made upon tified check shall be forfeited to Till fsE'B Ä ot water in Tillamook County
and the
parent
organization,
the
■ issue by State
Engineer Joho
form to be obtained from the County amok County, and the same shall be
MONDAY AT TILLAMOOK
Lewis during the second quartet 01
Wide Awake Hook and Ladder Co.,
Clerk, at his office in th«- court house, the property of the county. All other
furnished not only the protection,
Tillamook, Oregon; must give the cash, bonds, and certified checks will •eey Gm^vCvT,>EBDk<«and Wm- the year 1917, as follows.
TUESDAY AT CI.OVERDAI.E
Peter Erickson, of Tillamook, wf
but also its own fire
fighting ap
price proposed, b«'th in writing and be returned to the unsuccessful bid I Plaintiffs recover 110,197
manufacturing and development of
paratus. for about ten years prior to
WEDNESDAY at I II I AMOOK
figures, and must be signed by the ders who submitted the same.
horsepower from
Whiskey Cre««-
the organization of the Hose ( om-
bidder, with his address.
E Carr
A corporate surety bond will be etÊ'
THURSDAY AT Til I.AMOOK
pany, and we are proud of their rec
cost of construction estimated a
Each bid to be presented under
required for the faithful performance
12,000.
ord
scaled cover, and shall b«' accompani of the contract in the sum to one-half
FRIDAY
AT
TILLAMOOK
C- E. Donaldson, of Tillamook,
“Eight of the remaining members
ed by cash, a bidder’s bond made pay of the total amount of the bid.
.the irrigation of 10 acres and devel-
were honorably discharge«! from the
able to Tillamook County, or a certi
SATURDAY AT WHEELER
Plans
may
be
seen
and
forms
of
| opment of 17 horsepow'er from he"
Coast Artillery on account of having
fied check made payable to the
•'* ' idlto. Di- .
specifications and contract may be vorce. Decree .,„a
dependent families, ami only six
aldson Creek, cost of construct*00
County Clerk of said county, for an secured at the County Clerk.’« office I
Both Phon«**.
Verna L Mast
chiW 1 'estimated at J200
were required to register, and mo«t
amount equal to at least five per cent .for
,
Mast .........
h Divorce
rJ Rr"bfn H'
plan«
and
«pccifications.
Deposit«
of these arc included in those who
r>lnin>;.-< ..a.«.
*’ . decree
granted. i. James Patterson, of Blaine, for1,
of th«’ amount of said bid, and no bid ¡will be returned upon return of plan« plaintiff
with emtodv
fTl*
irrigation of 8 acres from an unnate
id stream, to cost 150.
SENSATIONAL JULY
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IN EVERY DEPT. OF THE STORE.
The Time has come—all season Merchandise must go, no matter
what sacrifice of profits is entailed. You can not afford to miss
one of these Sales of New Up-to-date and desirable Merchandise for
they offer you extraordinary savings on wearables and piece goods
for immediate use at home, at the Beach, in Camp, or wherever
your vacation days are to be or are being spent.
Come early, for at these prices there will be many eager buyers
and those who shop early will obtain the best choice.
Extraordinary Sale of
SUMMER
CAPS,
75c.
SUMMER WASH FABRICS
At 19c
At 33c.
At 49c.
At 49c.
At 59c.
At 69c
PUMPS,
OXFORDS,
$1.98
SPORT
SHIRTS,
69c.
Sensational Reductions
Wearing Apparel.
MILLINERY.
New Suits
fcr Ladies,
$18.85
Dresses
for Ladies,
$14.75
HATS,
$1.98
One Piece
Wash Dresses,
$1.69
Sport Hats
for Ladies,
$1.79
HATS,
$3.95
FLORSHEIM
OXFORDS,
$3.95
DR. WISE
Can be Found on
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