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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1923)
FRIDAY MA Eng TtiH 1.I.AMOOK NEHALEM Mrs. W. F. Cain of Neakkahnl^ has been at the bedside of her moth er who is HCriouBly ill in Portland Cleve Allen and wife took their son Ivan out to Portland last week to consult an ear specialist. H. H. BoH«t and wife were bue! nees visitors to Tillamook Friday laHt Sidney Blanchard and wife have recently purchased two lots ami a cottage in the west part of town from Mrs Lebow. The new owner will take possession the middle of March. O. A Erickson and wife who have been occupying the property the past two years are now anxious ly seeking new quarters Mrs. Sidney Smith of St. Helens, iH visiting relatives here this week her Mrs. E. B. Gresham took daughter Crystal to Portland last week to consult an occuliat A stage line from Nehalem to aide will start March 1 under the management of George Smith, Stage leaves here at 10 a. m. or aS soon as boat returns from Wheeler after meeting the morning train from Till amook and is scheduled to arrive at Seaside at noon. John Bozarth of Bay City read an interesting paper on Knighthood at the anniversary meeting of the K. I’. lodge here Monday evening, Febru ary 19. Dr. McGee 1» again back at work alter an enforced vacation of several weeks duo to an automobile wreck in which he and Mrs. McGee wen the main participants several miles south of Tillamook. He says he is glad to be back after seeing how the The little son of Mr. and Mrs world looks upside down. Eiull Anderson sustained a cut on hit forehead Feb. 19, by falling on the cement steps. Emil Larson made a bUBiness trip to Tillamook early this week. Coal Creek camp Is getting ready to reopen at an early date, 't he rail road is being extended up Into new timber and booh it will assume its old time busy air. The crew of men at work on the Nehalem ami Weheier bridgé are too busy to talk. Work I h being pushed and every effort is being made to have the bridge ready to turn over to the public by July 1st. Couch Archie French of the local achoole Is said to be somewhat undei the weather. Kd Junos now horneshoelng shop A good horaesboer. Third nnd Kt ill well Ave. 21 itp llowurd Williams I h reported being sick la Portland. as Harry Gllharn loft for New Orleans yeeteidiiy evsnlng on leceipt of thè iiowh of thè HerioUH lllnss of hla fritti «r al thut pince. O F. Fnlkonberg, a brother in law of O 11 i'oterHOn accompanied by Mrs. Falkenberg, was In the city fm il few days this week Mi Falken berg I h conected with the road de partnieiit of Multnomah county. hundred (*5()0) suit money and at torney'a fees, and the further sum of Eighteen hundred (*1300) Dollars, payable in installment payments of Seventy five (*75) Dollars pei month beginning May 10th, 1921, and the fuiiher sum of Forty eight (|48) Dollars, damage and costs, and the costs and disbursements of and upon this writ, and that there is now due an unpaid balance of six hundred fifty (*660) Dollars on this judg ment. commanding me to make sale of the following described property towlt: An undivided two- thirds interest in and to Lots 4 and 5, in Section 36, in Township 3, North of Range 10 west of the Willamette meridian, containing 70-60 acres in Tilamook County, Oregon- Now, therefore, by virtue of said execution, judgment, order, decree and order of sale, and in compliance with the commands of said writ, I will on the 31st day of March, 1923, at two o'clock P. M. at the front door of the County Court House in the City of Tillamook, County of Tills tnook and State of Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest biddei for cash in band, all the right, title and Interest which the within defend ant has n and to the above described real property, or any part thereof, to satisfy aid execution, judgment or der and decree, interest, costs ac HEADLIGHT ci ue<! interest and attorney’s fees. NOTICE OF SALE Dated thiH 1st day of March, 1923, No. 2948 at Tillamook, Oregon. In the Circuit Court of the State of JOHN ASCHIM Sheriff of Tillamook County Oregon for the county of Tillamook First publication March 2nd 1923. H. L Christenson. plaintiff last publication March 30. 1923. vs H. J. Pies and Lillian Pies, his wife NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS and Olin Van Schoonoven, Defendants Notice in hereby given that the County Court of Tillamook County By virtue of an execution, judg. will until 10 o’clock a. m. March 9, ment, order, decree and order of sale 1923, receive bids for the furnishing issued out of the above entitled court of material and building pile bulk In the above entitled cause, to me head on the Bay Ocean Road directed and dated the 9th day of Alternate bids will be accepted for February, 1923. upon a judgment Labor and material complete; Driv rendered and ordered in said Court ing piling. Driving piling and plac on the 5th day of February. 1923. ing plank. Furnishing plank, Furn in favor of H. L. Christenson, plain ishing piling tiff, and against H J. Pies and Lil No bld will be accepted unless ac lian Pies, his wife, and Orin Van companied by cash, certified check, Schoonoven, defendants, for the sum or bidders bond for an amount equal of six hundred (*600.00) dollars, to at least 6 per cent of the total with Interest at the rate of 6 per amount of the bld. cent per annum from December 3. The right is reserved to reject any 1918. and the further sum of one and all blds or to accept the bid hundred (*10000) dollars with In deemed beet for 'Tillamook County. terest thereon at the rate of 6 per Finns and specifications may be cent per annum from the 5th day of seen at the office of the County Clerk February, 1923, and for the further H 8. BRIMHALL, County Clerk sum of twent-yseven and fifty hun First publication Feb. 23, 1923; dredths (*27.50) dollars costs and disbursements and the costs of and last publication March 9, 1923. Blow ’em out for less money l^TOTHING easier when you use Pacific Stumping— ’ the new du Pont explosive. We know because other farmers around here have done it. Stick for stick, Pacific Stumping gives you more sticks for each dollar with approximately the same strength as any standard stumping powder. Clear your land with Pacific Stumping. The result is lower cost and better results and it’s non-freezing and non-headache. Just consider our store headquarters for information on du Pont dynamites for land-clearing and ditching work, and let us take care of you. We’ll give prompt service. •««Mad WMK Woad*> temda !) M ranwtlad qtf th* aietoot A at PC* 1 of Manrtcp that (h«y *eM tato battit *Vh woortatt »wnröa, •»< (bay «night ■ M* kill Chair «Mtataa. Tba Aateci ■ar» • harem wecUba r»-» Tlietr re ■tfkm «■■ tie maat tx^-ltfiirsty th« weald haa te«r iaawn Tha templa« ttodr (a4* *■■• acaUerad tiuuUKh an* •“ land, aud thmiaanda of human bMn^a win ancrUt'ad every pvir upon thW altara Ttoj vtuttma wirv M fwtouoex« (it wur. In tliuti Ost t o» ttka 4 ate id triad to kill as fisw <4 tliqli exaMuL* M peaMblo, liait they augLi hart* more fi, aiutimi April 1M9> Human I kirtaa lnrw> «* M Vera Oust orerthrwu the A an* kkifdisn and took pactiuoM’nl pistaaa : M the ouuntry A m Hjsitii Th. • ud <tf tba «ou mal ta ths Amndnliot' «1 Chq IU"’« *Tbe Fair Gort.” by lien l*< Wall^flg ., ____ KING-CRENSHAW HDW. CO make the sale of the following des cribed real property, towlt: -Beginning at a point on the eas line of Lot eight (8). Section ten (10), in Township Three (3) “) West of North, Range Eight (8) Six hundred Willamette Meridian. L. sixty four (6«4) feet north of the quarter section stake on the south line of said section 10. and following thence the meanderings of the south bank of the Salmonberry and Neha lem rivers in the following course» north forty tour degrees (44 degrees) seven minutes (7') west six hundred thirty four and four tenths (634.4) feet; thence North seventy eight de grees (78 degrees) four minutes (4') west, two hundred twenty five and two tenths (225.2) feet; thence south eighty degrees (80 degrees) thirty four minutes (34‘) west three hundred fifty two feet and six tenths (352.6) feet; thence south seventy one degrees (71 degres) fif ty two minutes (52’) west, three hundred twenty six and two tenths (326.2) feet to the west line of Lot 8, thence south on the west line of Lot eight (8). three hundred and nine (309) feet; thence north fifty one degrees (61 degrees) thiry sev en miutes (37’) east, three hundred ninety five and lour tenths (396.4) feet; thence North eighty degrees thirty four (34 ) east, three hundred fifty two and six tenths (362.6) feet; thence south sixty one degrees (61 degrees) forty minutes (40’) east,1 two hundred and fifty and three tenths (250.3) feet; thence south forty nine dgerees (49 degrees) thir ty eight minutes (88') east five hun dred seventy nine and seven tenths (579.7) feet; thence north one hun dred fifty Beven and three tenths (157.3) feet to the place of begin ning, excepting from said boundaries above given one (1) acre of land on the west side of said tract, being a strip of land of equal width on west side of said tract, containing one (1) acre.” Now therefore, by virtue of said execution, judgment, order, decree and order of sale and Inco mpliance with the commands of said writ, I will on Saturday, tbe 31st day of March. 1923, at 11 o’clock a. m at the North <loor of the County Court House tn Tillamook County. Oregon, sell at public auction (subject to re demption) to the highest bidder for <ash in hand, all the right, title and interest which tbe within named de fendant had on the 3rd day of De cember, 1918, the date of tbe mort- gage herein foreejkiaed date, had In and to th, scribed property or any*?* to satisfy said execuuoJj Older and decree, fntsrett * accruing coats < JOHN ASCfijji Dated this 9th day « 1923. First publ!(atloh ’ 23, 1923; last nubile«®- J 1923. Three Miles East of Tillamook, opposite [ wood factory WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1| 10 A. M. .... - CATTLE HORSES 1 purebred Bull: Tillamook Artis DeKoi 273609 1 purebred Cow: Tillamook Gem Pontiac 648646 ...... 27 Grade Mature Cows 3 Grade 3-Year-Olds. This herd has had five ooun ty and one federal tuberculin tests with no reaptors. .... SWINE 5 Brood Sows, some with pigs 4 Shoats and small pigs --------- ---------------------------- 1 Span black mares, n and harness Implements and Falfcl öhinery 1 2-H.P. Electric Mot« 1 Ford Light Delivery 3 unit Sharpies Milking; chine, complete equips 16 Louden Sanitary Dritt Cups, Pipe and Cowl 1 Hay Rake, 1 Tedder, |! narrows, 12 Milk Cam Other Toole and Impl® not menltoned. "------- -- ■ This is a complete dispersal of all stock and; chiuery on the ranch, no exceptions. Em herd has been in Testing Assn, for year 1922 Free Lunch at Noon COL. HUGHES TERMS: PUBLIC SALES PIERCE JACffl Owsei Under $25, Cash. Over $25, 90-day bath note at 8 percent » Ze have purchased 122,(X)0 pair cd . 8. Army Munson las’ shoe« sizes 1-2 to 12 which was the entire u: plus stock of one of the la-gest 8. Government shoe contractors. This shoe la guaranteed one hun dred percent solid leather, color dark tan, bellows tongue, dirt and waterproof. The actual value of this shoe I h *6. Owing to this tre- inendous buy we can offer «ime to the public at *2.96. Send correct size. Pay p<j«tin*e on delivery or send money order, if shoe« are not as represnted we will promptly upon rquest. __ ____ NATIONAL BAY STATE COMPANY NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN If you anticipate buying nything 4^ .the lint of cutting ta chinery, or farm implements of any kind, it will pay you: investigate our prices, We can save you money. We haut the famous Moline Line. SHOE Williams & William i NON-HEADACHE NON-FREEZING a SUPERIOR CHEVROLET SEDAI STUMPING POWDER Lowest priced Sedan on the market equipped with Fishe body. Completely equipped with dash light, sunshad; peedometer and silk curtain in rear. F. I nu i’ll NT PE NEMOURS M CO.. Inc . PORTLAND. ORE for Ecnnomiral Tr<in<f<«rl4> MOOSEHEART NOTICK To th« «tibscrlbei» of the Tills monk Co Mutual Telephone lie ginning March 1, 192*. an advance of 26 cents on each phone will take place. 8 A BROIHIKAD Sor NOTICE OP SHERIFFS SALK In the Circuit Court of the Stai» <4 Orngon fur th« (\>unly of l'll|ani<H>k Alfred K Kinney, ríalotIff Unie Kltiabeth Kinney, l>ufendnnt Dy virtue of an cxvculion. Judg ni^nt. order, des roe and order of salt piaued out of the abofe entitled Court in the above entitled eauw to me di reeled and dated the 19th day of Feb ruary, 1929. upon a judgment and detrae rendered and entered In mild Court on the Tth day of*May, 1921 tn favor of Alfred F Kinney, plain tiff and agninat Siale Klltabeth Kin ney. defendant, for the rum of Five : Sheriff of Tillamook Coim, ' Forest Grove, Auctioneer 29« Broadway, New York N Aaally Hot Mia F ault. Ute lata fautor Owtghtnn, bishop nf Leadi®. once nwute a vtstt to Puttier RtantraiM ehnnti In High IliMborti, a Mat rttimfistle iwwnnlaatlon. Th»- terrier wan qnttr tu tila liking, Isit teatbar Mann« talked ao non that he •M nut bave a chance tn «ay anything aatD ha got Into hla carriage to gi' 9*0 Than be mroark.rl -1 ijka pour Mfviiv, Stanti®, but I dont like yw* huvri*" -vwn. Borri, my lora vwy worry " rwpflwd Father Rtnntor, adtanlaalvcty. •^ail H to th« 'dry t««t I >nn got fur f atdillntfa ami A pane« a pound.“ upon this writ commanding me to Thurs. Eve. Mar. 15 AT TILLAMOOK K. P. HALL Good music, Hefreshments, Hardwood Floor. Given bv Tillamook Lo<lge No. 1260 L.O.O.M. G. H WARD, Chairman TICKETS S1.00 € ha\e|one in stock, let ns demonstrate bryson - link motor co At A. Hudson Garage