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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1922)
33AM ,YA<C ~LI;V * «■ * u tu I. H ÜOOMAJ. 4¡ «JAY AÎ MAW It W L THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT rate of one percent per month to AYERS OF < a« the ‘ “ -“le first half. TILLAM DUNTY 5,. on ,ish”.to adviae that I hav^the 4 In t writing for statement,, kindiv tax rolls and taxes are paF ¡fongfe: th description of your prop- without interest or penalty on | S-ty. fore April the 5th, 1922. After JOHN ASCHIM, Sheriff of date, interest will be charged 4-t Tillamook County. Ore. HCE ■■»"■»a- M NOTICE OF GUARDIAN S SAIT ——------ of nJ11' S0UIU* Court of th« State of Oregon ft, Tillamook County shin o?er?a,t^0f ,he G^lan- snip of Chas. W. Sears, an insane person. IS HEREBY GIVEN . NOTICE - — that pursuant to an order of the 0 .p°nolab e Homer Mason, Judge of O rillatnook County, . Oregon, " made ;, ■ and entered on — the the 24th day of Feb- 1922.’ a’,thor,lln< the sale of all the real and persona] pieperty hereinafter described there will be sold at public sale in the Law Of fices of Barrick & Hall, in the Na tional Building. Tillamook, Oregon, between the hours of 9 a. m. and i i.?;on the 3rd 1187 of Apm, i 1>Z2, for cash or part cash and se- ; curity for the balance, as to the guardian shall seem beet for the in- i tercets of his ward. A description of said real and personal property follows herewith. •OOOGOOOOOOOOPUJU. AUCTION SALE OF COWS DAIRY We will offer for public sale ten head of our choice grade Jersey cows; these will Include some of our best. We are doing this to make room for reg. Jerseys. Also offer two young registered bulls from register of merit dams. These cows all have cow testing association records. FREE FROM My herd is Have had seven tests without a reactor. Two of these Tests were made by the Government Veterinarian The last tests were made by Dr. Shaw, March 2, 1922 he tested 74 head and found no reactor. Our herd was established in 1867. If you buy in this sale you get cows we have been build ing up for 55-years. Sale to be held at DON MEADOWS FARM 3 % miles East of Tillamook March 27, 1922 at 1 p. m TERMS : 3 months. Bankable Notes at 8 percent Interest JOE DONALDSON. Owner. INVENTORY OF THE REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY OF CHAS. W. SEARS. Taken January 8th and 9th 1921. 1 cow, 1 horse, l(j hens, 1 rooster, 3 colonies of bees, 31 empty gums, 1 buggy with one shaft broken, 1 hay rope, 2 blocks, 1 plow, 1 harpon fork, 1 hay fork, 1 set buggy har ness, 1 manure shovel, 1 two-lnch auger, 1 prune hook, 1 garden rake, 1 garden hoe, apples 10 bushels, 1 bucksaw, 1 scythe and Wade, 1 salmon hook, 1 spade. 1 double bit axe, dozen fruit jars filled, % dozen fruit jars empty, 1 gallon oil can, 3 chairs, 1 rocker, 2 clocks, 1 large phonograph, 50 records, 1 scissors. 1 looking-glass, 1 center table, 1 hand-saw, 1 ratchet brace, 1 square, 2 boxes of small tools, 3 comforts. 1 blanket double blue. 1 bed-spread, 2 pillows, mattress and spring, 1 trunk, 1 suit of clothes (new), hat. overcoat ■ and shoes (dress), 1 pair working shoes. 2 Bibles, 1 razor and mug. one 30-30 rifle carbine, 1 revolver, 1 nail ham- mer, 1 mattock. 1 broom, 1 hunter’s hatchet, 1 dehorning saw and extra blade. 1 bear trap. 4 traps No. O. 1 gaffe hook. 1 scale, 2 barrels, 1 singletree, 1 cook stove, 1 heater, 1 tea kettle, 1 frying pan, 1 one gal. crock, 2 three gal. crocks. 1 mixing crock, 1 tub, 1 washboard, 1 table. 1 iron kettle, 2 dish pans, 3 whip traps, 1 Bread pan, 3 plates, and a few other dishes, 1 sugar bowl, 1 vegetable dish, 1 butcher knife, a few knives, forks and spoons, 2 lamps and 1 Edison Gem Phono graph. Also the following described real property: The West half of the Southwest quarter. Section 24, Township 3 South of Range 9 West, less one and one fourth acres, consisting of I TUBERCULOSIS COLONEL J. W. HUGHES. Auctioneer. TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK I?'*. acrM> more or less: also the Northwest quarter --------- of _f the North- west quarter. Section 25 North of the Big Nestucca River, in Tilla- niook : County. ~ Oregon. JOHN BORBA, Jr. Guardian of the person and estate of Chas. W. Sears, an insane person, First publish. March 3, 1922. Last publish. March 24, 1922. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that the County Court of Tillamook County will until 10 o'clck March 17. 1922, receive bids for the improvement of the Trask River to Tillamook River section of Market Road No. 2 by paving with concrete b I x Inches thick and 9 feet wide, the distance being approximately 4,430 feet. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the County Clerk of Tillamook County, Oregon. No bids will be considered un less accompanied by cash, bidder’s bond, or certified checque for an amount equal to at least 5 percent of the total amount of the b.'d. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids and accept the bld deemed best by Tillamook county. H. S. BRIMHALL, County Clerk. First publication March 3, 1922. Last publication March 17, 1922. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been by the Coun- ty Court of Oregon, for Tlllamook County, appointed administrator of the Estate of Joseph F. Jackson, de ceased, and that he has qualified as such. All persons having claims against said Estate are hereby re quired to present them duly verified to the undersigned at the office of Botts & Winslow, attorneys at law, Tillamook City, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated March 2. 1922. ARTHUR O JACKSON. Administrator. 18-t5 State has $1,024,557 funds ready for county market roads. Marion and Polk broccoli harvest will employ 100 men. Reedsport—loO men employed on Scottsburg road. DAILY HUNGS AT COURTHOUSE I March 11, 1$23_ » Probate Transcript, Estate of W, L. Block, Dec'd. front Multnomah Co., Ore. Inheritance Tax Rect. Rst. of W.' L. Block, Dec'd. Probate Transcript, Estate ot-Jes sie Hay barker, Deed from Multno-, Utah Co., Ore., covering lnt_. in certain lands In Sec. 14 T 3 NR 10W. 120 acres. 1 Deed. J. D. MacFall to Daisy M. MacFall. $10.00 et-al. Certain lots In Highland Park Addn. to Manhattan. War Deed. F. J. Major & wf. to Anna Welch. $10-00. various lots In Highland Park First Addn. to Man hattan. Q. C. D. John H. Hathaway & wf. to Gladys Erskine. $1000. 33.65 acres in 2 tracts in Secs. 1 and 11 and I. N. Aiderman D. L. C. T. 1 SR 10W. Sat. Mtg. Vine Dwight to John Day. Rel. of Mtgs. Rec. Bk. Ü pg. 534 and 3 pg. 112. V. S. Army Discharge of Ralph W. Blum. t War Deed. Vine Dwight to Katie Marolf, a 27 acre tract In the North part of the antes Quick, Don. Land Cl. In T 1 SR 9W. Cft. Assumed Business Name of "Sunset Garage" R. B. Miller and G. A. Martin sole owners, residence at Tillamook City, Oregon. March 13, 1922. War Deed. Thos. B. Watt to Mildred Beach. $70.00. Lots 32-33- 34 Blk. 5. Brighton Beach Mortgage Joseph H. Hobson to Joseph Russell. $500-00. Lots 1 and 2 nd SEU ot NEta Sec. 3 T 3 NR 9W, 151.89 ores. Due on or before 1 yr. int. 6 percent annuity. Chat. Mtg. Lon Bair to Tillamook Covers 1 Bay Fish Co. $220-00. fishboat, Due 6 mo. int. 8 percent maturity. Bill of Sale. Arthur Scott to E. K. Mitchell, $800 covers livestock and personal property. Mortgage. E M. Scott. et-al, to H. A. P. Myers. $2500.00 Covers, lots 4, 13 and 14. Sec. 4; lots 1. 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14 and 20 Sec. 5; and lots 17, 18. 19 and 20, Sec 6. Tw. 1 SR 8 W. Due one year, interest 8 per cent. ? Portland bookstore to erect $300,- i FOR SALE—REGISTERED JER- sey Bull, 3 years old. St. Mawe's 000 home. strain. Price $125.00. Inquire Headlight. H. C. Wilkes, Mohler. Heppner wool on the back of the 23'4 sheep selling at thirty cents. DIRECTORS Church Notes U. B Church Sunday School 10.00 ». ni. Preach- Ing 11.00 a. tn. Yellow Fir Preach- »ng 2.30 p. nr. Pleasant Valley Preaching 8.00 p. m. The Revival services have been postponed and will b announced later. J. E. Fry, Pastor. Reformed Church Sunday School at 10. a. m. Morning Worship at 11 o'clock. The Lenten Reason commemorates the 40 days of our Savious's fasting and pray ing in the wilderness. General sub ject of the season: "The MeaVng of Prayer." Neat Sunday's subject: "Prayer as Communion with God." At 2. p. tn. Sunday School and divine services at Mohler, Mohler. Come and worshrip with us. W. G. Lienkaemper, pastor. Presbyterian Church Morning worship—11. a. m. Sub ject "The Steadfast Christ." Even ing worshrip—7.30 p. m. “A Sacred Concert." A Sacred Concert will be given by the Church choir assisted by the Elks male quartette. All Elks, their families and friends ar- especially Invited. Everybody .1- ways Invited. Allan A. MncRen, Mlniste.. Clnistian Church Morning—11 o'clock, communion and sermon—"Out of the little shull come the great. Evening 7.30. "Hla Life A Ransom." We will make reference also to Dr. Shelton's work, who gave his life for his fello\v men. C. E. society at 8:30. A cordial In vitation to you to come. Harry E. Tucker, Minister. At The Methodist Church Bunday School al ten o'clock. Th* morning sermon at eleven o’clock. The subject ot the morning sermon will be “A Christian Program to Meet a World's Need." An offering will be taken for the Klmbhll school ot Theology. The young people will meet ut 6:30. Their subject for discussion will be "My Debt to. a High Vision.'' Scripture leu Asti 26; 12-20. The evening le n: >n nt 7:30. The subject of the evening discourse will be "The Progressive Ctepa in Spiritual Decay." The fhiych Prayer and Praise service on Wednesday evening at 7; 30. You are cordially invited to attend these ■services. Charles L. Datk, Pastor. T. M. LYSTER L E. WILLIAMS Job Played JAMES WILLIAMS H. T. BOTTS DAVE FITZPATRICK D. KURATLI M. ABPLANALP OHN ERICKSON Some tiling out of the ordinary was given at the Presbyterian church last Sunday evening, when the book of Job was acted out by four characters Job and his three friends who were bls comforters. Glen Anderson did exceptionally well In acting out the part Of Job. Not only his spoken part, but his gestures of contempt for his friends were finely done, J. W. Heyd gave the character ot Zopher; NewU>n Anderson that ot Bildad and Rev. McReit that ot Ellphaz, All these parts were well rendered and much appreciated by the audience, Those who heard this drama given Mid that It was Interesting and iiistruc- tl.e and was a realistic sermon. WM. MAXWELL HON HIADACHS 1C MEMBER more FEDERAL RESERVE Office: Nati. Bank Bld*. Ground Floor STUMPING POWDER Both Phom»: Bell 43-J P. O. Bo» 197 Pacific Abstract Company L. y. EBERHARDT. Prop Complete Set of Abctracta of the Records of Tillamook County TILLAMOOK OREGON land cleared per dollar DR the cost of the dynamite which cleared one acre of your stump land in 1921, you can now buy enough to clear an acre and a half. “Pacific Stumping,” the new Du Pont dynamite, makes this possible. It will do the work of any standard stumping powder, stick for stick. But you get more sticks cf Pacific Stumping per dollar. "Pacific Stumping” is packed in boxes of 130 sticks; standard stumping powders come in boxes of 85 sticks. Pacific Stumping costs only 50 cents more per box. This makes it actually 2 J4 cents (30%) less per at ick than any other stumping powder. Pacific Stumping is non-freezing even in below-zero weather; and you won’t get a headache from using it. Com* in th* n*»t tivn* you *r* the cost of your bleatin* work, your dynamite coats nearly one-half. Let us furnish your home and give you a Hying start Come in and talk it over A. & B. BLOOM Johnson-Carlile King-Cre«shaw Hardware Co Tillamook, Oregon At the Methodist parsonage at Tillamook on Tuesday atternoon. March 14th, ccurred the rnarriase of William B. Johnson to Mlea Gerald ine Carlile, C. L Dark, pastor of the Methodist church officiating. The groom is a world’s wai vet eran, the son of Charles Johnson a rancher of Gaston, Ore., and since the war be has been engaged In the ranching business near Hem lock, Ore. The bride la the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cetllle of this city where she has lived for the past four years and attended school. — I SPRING IS DUE INA FEW DAYS The neat housewife will soon 1» putting up new curtains and bright enln* up th« furniture. 1 We also have sows very attrac- ' llv* offerings In— i See our ( piece Ivory Bedroom Suite*, all Hardwood and well made for ~— ---------- v M50« New Colonial Range $55 0« L.<rge asnortment ch Curtain Rods Shades. 9 x 12 Tapestry Rug, good quality |2C.M Cold Sea' Congob-um Ruga. as low as $10 2(1 In 9 « It si«««. Reeher Furnltuie Co. Everything tn turni«*» a home Tillamook Orefn
