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TILLAMOOK. OREGON. JANUARY 23. 1919.
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The friends of Attorney S. S.
Rollie Watson writes live stock in- 1
Henry Schild, Fairview.
FLU SITUATION BETTER
DRASTIC FLU ORDINANCE.
Johnson will be glad to hear that he surance. Every dairyman in Tllla- 1
Sirs. C. W. Schunk, Wheeler.
is much improved after an attack of mook County should have this In- Few New ------ o------
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
R.
Stratton
and
Cases Reported—Six
Quarantine Patients and Homes—
the flu.
surance on his stock—if only a little I
W. A. Wise, dentist
F. R. Stratton Jr., Brighton.
Deaths in County.
Masks to be Worn.
on
each
animal
—
as
losses
are
fre
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Felix Kebbe, Mohler.
Disinfect your home with B-K. to­
Dr. K. W. Donohoe, dentist.
The flu situation in this city and
day and make yourself safe from quently occuring, yours may be the
Mrs. Mc.Cleoud, Mohler.
The City Council on Thursday
Let W. A. Church write your insur­ deadly disease seimt
• county is somewhat improving, and
germs. Call Kuppen- next.
Grace and Hallie McKiddy, Barns-
evening met to reconsider the ordi­
ance.
r I ’ bender,
■" — ■ both
— phones.
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Another tie-up on the railroad is the wave that went over the county dale.
Frank Tone, wife and five children. nance which had been discussed the
Hoofror Remedy at C. I. Clough ’ Another rain and wind storm another good argument for a hard- recently is thought to have expended
previous evening, which was to quar-
itself.
The
quarantine
regulations
in
South
of Tillamook.
Co-
* I made its appearance on Tuesday surfaced road to Portland. When
intine the city against Spanish influ­
this
city,
no
doubt,
will
bring
about
Peter
Suter,
wife
and
five
children.
■’Flu” Insurance—Ask Rollis W. ■ n*ght, which was the hardest blow that is obtained we won’t be reading a great improvement, and on that South of Tillamook.
enza. The ordinance provides for the
the Oregonian three days old when
• and rain fall this winter.
Watson.
account the danger of contracting
Martin Blaser, South of Tillamook. I health of inhabitants of Tillamook
it
arrives
here,
but
will
reading
be
City; providing for a strict quaran-
Rollie Watson writes all kinds of I Senator Handley, of Tillamook and the Portland morning
daily at the disease is greatly, minimised. It
i tine of the disease commonly called
would be a good thing if all parts of
Insnurance.
* Senator Norblad, of Clatsop, have breakfast time.
Jury Lilt for February Term
Spanish Influenza; requiring all
been added to the senate highway
the county had the same quarantine
Don't fail to see the farm tank at committee.
Otelia Underwood and Oak Noia* regulations as this city, where pa-
physicians and other persons having
The
following
jury
list
was
drawn
the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
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vs. A. M. Hare, county judge, C. £. tients and the entire household are for Jan 3rd.
knowledge thereof to report cases oc­
Suttons* market has located oppo- Hadley, D. J.
curring within the territorial limits
Hadley and Maud quarantined. The citizens generally
Dr. J. B. Grider, dentist, L O. O. F. site Dawson's store. We handle fresh
Bellon, M. A. Nehalem, farmer.
Bldg, Tillamook, Oregon.
• and cured meats. Your patronage so­ Sharp, 1 b a suit filed in the circuit heartily approve of this method and Rosenberg J. H. Tillamook, merchant of Tillamook City and requiring the
court, for a writ of review growing, expect to see good results.
City Health Officer to investigate all
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Davidson, H. S., Beaver, farmer.
Jewelry, clocks, watches, silver­ licited.
out of the C. E. Hadley will case,
reports of such cases, requiring the
There
are
considerable
less
new
Zuercher,
John,
Tillamook,
farmer.
ware.—R. W. Bennett.
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Wanting young team weighing be­ which has been in the courts on cases the past few days.
City Recorder to keep and publish
King, Henry L. Tillamook, clerk.
Pianos and tuning, H. F. Cook, tween 1000 and 1200, must be true numerous occasions.
lists of quarantined places and per­
I Christensen. W. H., Oretown, farmer. sons; making
Tillamook. Phone 72-W.
to pull and free from blemishes.—
it unlawful for any
Tillamook County
contributed
Deaths
From
the
Flu.
Dawson,
C.
M.,
Tillamook,
merchant
• »358,750 to the grant total of »38,-
person residing without the territor­
Why not place your feed orders for Herman Thun, Blaine, Oregon.
The following deaths have been Fowler, Gus., Beaver, farmer.
ial limits of Tillamook City who haa
the future with Kuppenbender.
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There are just two kinds of Milk­ 362,550 of the Fourth Liberty loan reported:
Carter, E. F., Sandlake, farmer.
ers
—
Sharpies
and
all
others,
Sharp
­
in Oregon. The number of subscrib­ I Mrs. Myrtle M. Crosby, 30 years of Freeman, Frank, Tillamook, farmer. been exposed to come or be within
For sale—Eight spring calves.
the territorial limits of Tillamook
ies
will
do
all
that
other
Milkers
do,
ers
in the county was 3,119. The over age, died at Garibaldi.
Graff, John, Hemlock, farmer.
Write to Box 38, Woods, Ore.
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City; creating the office of Quaran­
plus the “Upward Squeeze.”
* subscription was 43.62 per cent.
John Riley Cook, 55 years of age, Klnnanian, H. A. Tillamook, farmer. tine Controller, appointing W. J. Hill
Alfalfa hay, quality guaranteed at
Mrs. Larson has opened upa board­ These figures have just been received who resided on the Trask river, died Goldsworthy, J., Beaver, farmer
to such office, fixing his salary and
lowest prices. Tillamook Feed Co. •
in this city.
Hunter, Frank, Tillamook, laborer prescribing his duties and authority;
ing house at her home in the rear of from State Headquarters.
Lane,
Claude
M.,
Hebo,
farmer.
David
Fitzgerald,
who
resided
at
We handle Trojan Powder. Best for Tillamook Garage. Family style ser­
To be sure you have a place to live
closing certain places of business for
Beebeheiser, J., Bay City, laborer.
stumping.—Tillamook Feed Co.
* vice.
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buy a home today. Never has the de­ Sunnymead, died at Rockaway.
a limited time; requiring the wear­
Clyde C. Kinner, died at Brighton. Scovell, E. K., Nehalem, farmer.
ing of masks; providing for the pun­
Buy your hay at the Kuppenbend-
Man wanted to do ordinary work mand for houses been so great. Prop­
Lydia Dowd, aged 24, died at the Keyes, H. W., Tillamook, lineman.
ishment of violations thereof; sus­
ei Warehouse.
* on ranch. No milking, good wages, erties are selling every day but bar­
Sheets
house.
,
Pearson,
C.
E.,
Beaver,
farmer.
gains are not all gone yet. Some of
pending the operation and force of
For Sharpies Mechanical Milkers must be willing to board himself.—- the best buys were listed today for
A child by the name of Herbert Dolan, A. T., Tillamook, contractor. all ordinances and parts of ordinan-
♦ W. Roenicke, Woods, Ore.
see R. F. Zachman, Tillamook.
quick sale. A payment down, balance Terry, son of Robert «Terry, died at Dye, Connie, Tillamook, logger,
cies in conflict herewith; and de­
Shillinglaw, Thos., Hemlock, farmer. claring an emergency.
Before buying your auto tires, in­ monthly, places you in a home of the Vidito hospital this morning.
R. W. Bennett, expert watch re-
Billings, D., Tillamook, farmer.
* vestigate the Republic Standard five your own. See Everson at once.
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pairing. S. P. Watch inspector.
The first part of the ordinance,
Ayer, E..R., Beaver, farmer.
thousand mile guarantee, price right
Houses
and
Persons
Quarantined
call
At a meeting of the city council on
For fresh and cured meats
that referring to reporting and quar­
Alley, C. L., Wheeler, laborer.
at Tillamook Feed Co.
♦ Monday evening another ordinance
The
following
houses
and
persons
Sutton’s Market. Both phones.
antining cases to remain in effect
domiciled therein, have been quar­ Nelson, John, Bay City, merchant
Dr. E. W. Barnum, Dentist, rooms
until July 31, 1919.
For rent—Five room furnished 205-206 Tillamook Building. Office was introduced to “bottle up” the antined by William J. Hill, the quar­ Porter, T. A. Oretown, farmer.
was not
The penalty is placed at from »25.
house.—Call 24-J Bell.Phone.
» hours 9 until 5, evenings and Sun­ city for two weeks. It
Lawrence,
J.
L.,
Cloverdale,
farmer.
thought advisable to take action and antine controller of this city:
to »100.00. For a period of two
Freeberg,
A.
B.,
Tillamook,
farmer.
Wallace
house,
lot
1,
block
12,
* to wait and see what effect the ordi­
Dr. E. W. Barnum, Dentist, Rooms days by appointment.
weeks it is unlawful to hold or keep
Thayer’s Add—Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hart, G. E., Tillamook, farmer.
205-206 Tillamook Building.
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open tor public attendance any pub­
When you want eggs for breeding nance passed last week will have in Conover, Mrs. Hanselmeyer.
Hopkins,
D.
P.,
Tillamook,
farmer.
stamping out the Spanish influenza.
lic meeting or gathering, or any
One lot and small house for Bale, purposes, baby chicks or chickens, B. C. Lamb, president of the First
Wm. Ryan house, lot 1, block 12,
party of more than five persons, or
call
upon
or
write
John
Hofman,
County
Officials
’
Salaries.
»550, part cash. Rosenberg Bros. •
Thayer
’
s
add
—
Mrs.
Golden,
Sadie,
any dance, pool room, card room,
Tillamook, Oregon., Have 20 variet­ National Bank, was appointed city Annie, Julius and boy.
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Health, Accident and Life Insur­ ies of poultry.
treasurer.
Senator T. B. Handley and Repre­ theatre, moving picture show, church,
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S. S. Johnson house, lot 4, block 9,
ance—covers “Flu”—See Watson. *
Representative Jones, of Lincoln Miller’s Add-—Mr. and Mrs. S. S. sentative C. J. Edwards have under school, or club, lodge, etc.
The best is the cheapest in the end.
consideration the matter of county
We buy and sell second hand autos. Sharpies Milkers have proven them­ and Polk, presented a bill in the Johnson, Mrs. Vidito.
The section in regard to wearing
Ackley & Miller, Tillamook Garage.« selves an absolute success, for six I house providing for a »2,500,000
Terry house, lot 2, block 7, Still­ officers’ salaries, as they have been masks is a follows:
Section 18.—All proprietors, clerks
For bargains in second hand auto­ years in Tillamook County. Why i for a Roosevelt coast military high­ well’s Add.—Mr. and Mrs. M. Terry, requested to introduce a bill to in­
crease the same. The salaries of most and attendants of and in all offices,
spend your money on experiments. * way to extend through Clatsop, Till­ baby, Mrs Terry Sr.
mobiles go to Case’s Garage.
of
the
county
officials
are
far
below
amook, Lincoln, Lane, Douglas, Coos
Rogers house, lot 9, block 31,
stores and places of business within
Dr. R. W. Donohoe, dentist. First
During the wind storm early Wed­ and Curry counties to the California
that of other counties of like popula­
National Bank Bldg. Tillamook, Ore., nesday morning part of the Good- line, being contingent on the Federal Thayer’s Add.—Mr. and Mrs. Arch tion and assessed valuation of the the territorial limits of Tillamook
Rogers, Merrill, Vera, Mrs. H. Rog-
City, and all persons who may enter
In Dr. Allen’s office.
• speed barn blew down and killed one Government appropriating
a like ers, Mill Fay Hill, Mesdames Vida county, and for that reason and on any such office, store and-or place of
were
also
cow.
Several
other
barns
account
of
the
high
cost
of
livig,
Till
­
for
floating
amount
and
providing
Very desiruble apartments for rent
Millis, L. Partridge, Balfing.
business are hereby required for a
bonds for the project.
above the Gem Theatre. See A. C. blown down In the county.
Sheets house, lot 1, block 42, Thay­ amook county officials consider they period of two weeks from the time of
Everson.
Anyone wishing to secure Federal I Roy L. Cook, the druggist in er’s Add.—Mrs. Ray. Cooper, Viola are entitled to more pay. This is the the taking effect of this ordinance,
raise that is proposed to be incorpor- to wear, during all the time they
Fish net knitting, done by Mrs. E. Land Bank Loans, should apply at Clouggh's drug store, was arrested and Harlan Cooper, Mrs. Ginn.
In rear McGee house, lot 7, block ed in a bill at the Ctate Legislature: may be in such office, store, and-or
R. Hayes, Sandlake, Ore. For partic­ once to W. J. Rlechers, Secretary, tor not having his mask properly ad­
County Judge .................... »2,500.00 in place of business any person other
ulars write or phone.
F-5 South Prairie National Farm Loan justed. This is how it happened. He 39, hayer’s Add.—Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Increase, »1,300.00
Association.
___________ * was wearing a mask and while doing Christenson.
than the proprietor, clerk and at-
Dr. Wise will begin making his ~ The"Tillamook Singer Sewing Aia- something had cause to raise it,
Edwards house—near
M. E. Sheriff ................................. »2.500.00 tenants being present, a mask, of g
Increase »900.00.
trips to Wheeler, Nehalem and Clov­ chine Agency is now permanently lo­ when Marshal Noyes was in the Church—Miss Bell Wilson, Miss
type approved by the City Health
County Clerk .................... 12,000.00 Officer of Tillamook City. A custom­
erdale about Feb. 15th.
* cated opposite the post office, where store. The case was to be tried before Bond.
Increase »400.00
Sheldon house, Sunnymead—Mr. &
er actually being shaved by a barber,
Owing to the wind and rain storm monthly payments may be made and the City Recorder, but as the i ordi-
Assessor............................... »2,000.00 a patient actually being operated’up-
the government vessel Bedloe is still supplies ordered. Both Phones.
♦ nance did not permit more than four Mrs. Percy Sheldon and five children
Increase
»800.00.
Feldschan house, lot 5, block 11,
on by a dentist or actually being ex­
persons to be present, the case was
in the bay.
It is reported that Elmer Baker,
Stillwell’s Add.—Mr. and Mrs. Elmer County School Supt.......... »1,800.00 amined by a physician, or a person
Real honest old fashioned Pork who was drafted from Tillamook ' continued until after the ban i on Hoag.
Increase»800.00
eating or drinking in a public eating
Sausage is hard to get, but you will county and sent to Camp Lewis was meetings is taken off.
Himes house, Park and 6th, Park County Treasurer............. »1,200.00 or drinking place; while so eating or
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find it at Sutton’s market.
Increase
»200.00
given a life sentence for shooting a
Add.—Mr. and Mrs. Himes, Elmer,
drinking shall be exempt from the
County Surveyor, per day ... »7.00 provisions of this section.
Lightening Destroys Barn.
James and Henry Himes.
The Sharpies Milker is the fastest sergeant in a camp in California.
Increase
»2.00
per
day.
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Sheets house lot 1, block 42, Thay­
and most efficient milker in the
Mrs. Oscar Swenson will leave for
The penalty for going into a place
District Attorney ............. »2,000.00
* San Francisco this week where Oscar
world.
Lightening struck Preston Marolf's er’s Add.—Mr. LeRoy Cooper, Mrs.
of business without a mask is placed
Increase
»800.00
Ida Thomas, L. Dowd.
size—made to is invoclng for the government, and barn at nine o’clock this morning
Tarpaulins—any
This makes an increase in salaries at »10.00, and the same penalty ap­
J. C. Holden house. Goodspeed Add.
order, at the Auto Top Shop, Side she may go back to Washington with and was totally destroyed by fire. —Dr. and Mrs. David Robinson.
of »5,200.00, not including that of plies to those who are in offices,
His herd of cows were in the barn at
stores, etc, if they fail to have a
J-l. him.
entrance-opposite. P. O.
Boals’ Hospital—Attendants, Miss the surveyor.
the time, and neighbors hastening to
mask on when another person enters
A
success
requires
no
improvement,
Dr. Wise will return to Tillamook
render assistance succeded in saving Blackburn, Mesdames Medcalf and
the building or office.
been
'
Sharpies
Milkers
have
not
Legislators Confer With Court.
about Feb. 15th to resume the prac­
all but four head. About 60 tons of Wolfe. Patients, Nick Hulse, J. R.
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changed
in
construction
since
they
tice dentistry in this county.
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Nedry, Louis Wooley. Tom. Nicklaus,
Mayor Boals signed the ordinance
came on the market, A success from hay was also destroyed. It is a ser­ Fred Hallet, Virgil Spence and A. M.
Senator T. B. Handley and Repre­
ious loss to Mr. Marolf, as he had
Let B—K be your disinfectant. It is the start.
sentative C. J. Edwards came in from on Saturday and it went into effect
only »1,200 insurance on the hay and Eastman.
that day at noon, and was generally
safe, clear, and powerful. For sale at
Mrs. Frances Stranahan Salem on Friday to confer with the complied with.
John A. Carroll has been appointed barn.
the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
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County
Court
and
some
of
the
citi
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City Recorder.
county road master and the road su­
There is a report that another barn
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zens regarding matters pertaining to
Let wour co-worker on the farm be pervisors as follows: W. F. Caln,
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was destroyed by fire with an auto
As the flu ordinance failed to
Tillamook county. On Saturday the
the Cleveland Tractor. On display at district No. 1; Frank Dye, district
Flu Caiei in County.
in it.
local attorneys met, with Senator mention where and how a person
the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
* No. 2; F. J. Ayer, district No. 3.
Mrs. Jennie Perry, Bay City.
Handley in his office to discuss the was to wear a flu mask, this part of
Miss Jennie Finlayson, Bay City
Just received a car of mill feed at
Why pay four or five hundred dol­
salary of the district attorney. A the ordinance was amended on
the Kuppenbender Warehouse. Prices lars for dairy land without Improve­ City Marshal Fined for Violating Marguerite -Perry, Bay City.
conference was held with the County Monday evening.
Flu Ordinance.
• ments when you can get as good soil
Mra. Charles Desmond, Hemlock.
are lowest.
Court, when several persons were
Mrs. Warren Vaughn and three present. Lincoln county Is wanting to
Tillamook Loti Dirt Cheap.
For Sale—Berkshire pure bred with improvements for »300.00 per
first
person
to
be
pinched
for
children,
Bay City.
The
acre.
—
See
C.
W.
Miller
about
this
o
concede a small portion of that
pigs, four months old. Enquire of A.
Mrs. C. E. Hart, Osella and Sidney county, or vlca versa, so that one or
proposition.
* violating the new flu ordinance was
We give you, who reads this, the
E. Williams, Mutual Phone.
City Marshal W. E. Noyes, who Hart, Hunt District.
the other county can build a road be­ very last opportunity to buy choice
Wanted,, to rent, a dairy farm,, In­ violated the law in holding a special
Rollie Watson writes fire insurance.
Mrs. Elsie Jennings and three chil­ tween the two counties. It was home building lots in Tillamook City
cluding
livestock
of
about
fifty
milk
Losses are promptly adjusted and
sale in disposing of a stray horse, dren, Bay City.
thought best that Tillamook county at a price of
paid. Ask those who have been under cows for one or more years. If possi­ at which between 40 and 50 persons
Mrs. Mrs. H. E. Smith, Arthur, Me- take the territory and build the road.
»150.00 A LOT
ble
not
too
far
off
from
the
coast.
our protection.
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were present. The city marshal acted llta, Pauline and Artlwr, Wheeler
We only have twelve lots at thia
Another matter of considerable im­
Apply to Alfred HirBig, 246 Salmon according to law In posting notices
Mrs.
D.
R.
Groves.
Wheeler.
For sale at a bargain 4 h.p. Fair- St. Portland, Oregon.
portance to this county was a propo­ price.
4* of the sale of a stray horse, before
C. T. HodBon, Wheeler.
Fortunate will be the buyers who
bank A Morse gasoline engine in
sition to build a hard surfaced road
Mike Asich, Wheeler.
Mr. W. J. (Billy) Gilbert, who the flu ordinance went into effect,
good order. W. D. Shafer, Rockaway,
from Portland via Astoria, Seaside, grab this chance now.
Ole Nelson, Nehalem.
There are only a few lots at thia
Oregon.
• recently lost his store In Beaver by but failed to postpone the sale when
and Neah-Kah-Nle mountain to Till­
Pearl Davis, Nehalem.
Are, is now with Haltom's, Tillamook, the embargo became operative. The
amook City. This is a proposition price and they are close in and on
For Sale—Fourunit Hinman Milk­ and would be glad to welcome and city marshal pleaded guilty on Tues-
Emil Larson, Nehalem.
that will come before the state legis­ pavement. This Is a geed investment
er or any part of it cheap, used only serve any of his old friends and cus- day to a complaint sworn to by W. B.
C. L. Ordway, Wheeler.
lature
and the State Highway Com­ and another opportunity like this
a short time. Apply or write Tilla­ tomers in his new connection.
Mrs. E. E. Smith, Bay City.
Aiderman, and the City Recorder
mission, and the local law makers will never come again. Get busy and
mook Headlight.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Schild,
Fairview.
were anxious to know what the coun­ see us at once about this property.
Tillamook has an auto top and Mrs. Stranahan, made him pungle up
There was another tie up on the
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mapes and ty court and the people of the county
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We will take your Liberty Bonds.
of »25.00.
harness
repair
shop
In
rear
railroad on Wednesday owing to
Clifford Mapes. Fairview.
We will give time payments, Belling
Auto
thought
about
it.
It
met
with
hearty
building
opposite
post
office,
slides, the morning train returning
Mrs. Broughton, Beaver.
Death of C. A. Altenburger.
approval and County Judge Hare said on terms to suit you.
tops, curtains and cushions repaired
Mrs.
E. J. Thomas. Beaver.
to the city.
What more do you want? What
and waterproofed, harness repaired.
the county would guarantee a 50-50
Willard Broughton. Beaver.
Wanted a job for coming season by Both phones,
proposition for the building of a more could you ask?
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One of the victims of Spanish In­
Oscar Bergman, Nehalem.
a Swiss cheese maker to work in a
hard surfaced road from Nehalem to
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Rollie W. Watson,
A positive upward squeeze is found fluenza last week was Charles Alten­
Marcella Davis, Nehalem.
cheese factory.—John
H. Linder,
this city, provided the proposed bond
burger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
only
in
the
Sharpless
Milker,
this
Irene Hill, Nehalem.
Tillamook Real Estate.
Hillsboro, R 1, Box 43, Ore.
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election is favorably voted upon. The
process is absolutely protected by Altenburger. He was born at Port­
Joe Blattler, Marie and Agnes
County
Judge
was
of
the
opinion
land,
Oregon,
May
21,
1893,
and.
For sale—Dairy ranch, will carry Sharpies basic patents, no other
Blattler, Nehalem.
that the State Highway Commission
Yon Do Want Better Cows!
60 to 60 cows.—Inquire of C. W. Milker can produce an ounce of spent most of his life at Vancouver,
F. C. Reed, Wheleer.
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should undertake the building of the
Washington, with his parents. From
Miller at A. F. Coats Lumber office, squeeze.
Chas. W. Schunk, Wheeler.
It is through the sire you get ther?
road round Neah-Kah-Nle mountain.
Tillamook, Oregon.
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there he moved to Blaine. Ore., Feb.
C. H. Gudge. Brighton.
Rollie Watson writes Health, Ac­
Clatsop county is highly interested Just recall that our herd sire. Maple­
Mrs. Fred Hili, Nehalem.
Have you been In the new meat cident and Life Insurance, contained 24, 1917. He married Ruth Grey, of
in this project, and with the assis­ crest De Koi Beauty, has five sister*
C. A. Kinner, Nehalem.
market across the street from Daw­ all In one policy. Rates are as low as Blaine, and lived on his farm till
tance of Multnomah's delegation it with an average yearly production
death
took
him.
He
died
Tuesday
Herbert Miller, Wheeler.
son’s store. They have the best meats the lowest consistent with One Hun­
is
thought that this can be carried of 1171 lbs. butter from 23,726.6 lbs
morning,
Jan
14,
1919.
He
is
surviv
­
Mrs. Ive Hanby, Brighton.
they can get. Give them a call.
* dred Years of Actuary Data, Our
out.
Messrs. Handley and Edwards milk; that his dam made 664 lbs.
ed by his wife, his parents, two sis­
Walter, Arnold, Joe, jr, Blattner,
left on the train on Sunday, and be­ butter in 10 months; that she has 10
Dr. David Robison, who has at­ policies cover ’Flu.”
ters, Mrs. Rose Bauer and Mrs. M. D. Nehalem.
Ing held up at Mohler, beat it out of yearly record sisters that average
tended a good many influenza cases,
State Highway Engineed Nunn has Sandridge, three brothers, Henry,
Glen Stewart. Cloverdale.
1046 lbs butter from 20,603.3 lbs.
the county via Seaside.
was taken down with the disease the I been authorized to employ 60 sol- Joseph and Albert, to mourn his
Robert H. Clay, Beaver.
milk; that the entire number aver­
first of the week.
diers on the Three Rivers road There death.
Harry Thomas, Fairview.
age a 4 per cent test. We will sell
Quick Cure For Croup.
He was 25 years, 8 months and 14
Herschel Crosby, Garibaldi.
For Sale—A small dairy ranch, one are 11 miles of grading to be done
Watch for the first symptoms, our spring grade calves at a reason­
dayB
old
at
the
time
of
his
death.
and
the
road,
at
the
request
of
the
Mr. Cook, Garibaldi.
mile north of Tillamook on Wilson
hoarseness and give Chamberlain's able price from cows with C. T. A.
Services were conducted by Rev.
Mrs. Myrtle Crosby, Garibaldi.
river. Inquire on premises. H. F. County Court, was made 16 foot
Cough
Remedy at once. It is prompt records.
Harry E. Tucker, at the grave.
Mr. Krumlaur, Garibaldi.
Stafford.
• wide.
Mutual Phone, Bert Folks»
and efficient.—Paid Adv.
Tillamook Jottings,