Old Fashioned Country Dance on the Street
A free community street dance invites all residents to attend this Saturday night. Neighbors gather for a traditional country dance event with music and dancing in a public space.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
8
A free community street dance invites all residents to attend this Saturday night. Neighbors gather for a traditional country dance event with music and dancing in a public space.
Announcement for a new store three doors west of the Guerin Hotel inviting customers to visit during the Street Carnival or any time. It promotes gents furnishings and footwear for men women and children and vows to save money with the slogan Money Talks.
Bancroft Billetts visit relatives and community events fill a Rock Creek day with church service dinner and a birthday party. Sealed bids for a dock at Arago near Coquille River and road improvement on Middle Fork Douglas County line must be received by the Coos County Court with bonds and certification of good faith.
In Gravel Ford and nearby, Tommy Royer set a five minute record dressing a horse for a girls buggy ride. J D Bennett and crew built a bridge at McKinley with Miss Eva Bennett cooking. Ice cream social for W A Culbertson raised 56 dollars and 57 cents. Clerical notes cover engagements, visits, and social gatherings among local families and friends. A printer ad invites engagement announcements and wedding invitations from Enterprise office.
Notices call for bids on improvements to lines along Halls Prairie Landing Bea ver Pond Gulch road and other county roads in Road District No 25 and 18. Bids due by 10 am August 9 1913 or 1918 with plans on file at the county clerk. bidders must use county blank forms and provide a 5 percent bid bond and 50 percent contract bond. First publication July 31 1913.
Notice to bidders for the relocation of South Fork road in Coos County Oregon in Road District No 26 between stations 180 and 19. Bids due by 10 am Saturday August 9 1923 and opened at 10 am Monday August 11 1923. Bids must use county forms and be accompanied by a five percent certified check payable to the County of Coos.
An item listing from Spruce Street between Fifth and Sixth streets advertises drugs patent medicines sponges syringes soap combs brushes perfume fancy and toilet articles stationery and related goods. The brief notice highlights a general store display in a city block.
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