Arago yard readies for brickwork as gear arrives
The Arago yard prepares to resume brick production as heavy machinery and implements arrive. The United Brothers lack a minister. Nile Miller couple welcome a new son. A surprise party at James Robison home drew about forty guests. Marion Clinton family celebrates a newborn son born August 2. Rev Mowre preached. Rev W B Smith led a week of meetings. Zimri Gregory dies at Fat Elk. funeral set for 2:00 p.m. Monday with Rev W B Smith. H L Stevens and G Henniger plan a trip to Corvallis Alsea.
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Arago
United Brothers
Nile Miller
Upper Fishtrap
James Robison
Fishtrap
Marion Clinton
Mowre
M. E. Church
South
W. B. Smith
Zimri Gregory
Fat Elk
H. L. Stevens
Aid
George Henniger
Corvallis
Alsea
Camp Meeting In Bennett's Grove Draws Local Attenders
A U B church camp meeting began last Sunday in Bennett's Grove with Dr. Parker as speaker and singer. Locals note visiting Grandma Henniger and Miss Smith from Coos River. Jas Hobson reports good hay baler work. births and recoveries adjust community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Church
Bennett's Grove
Parker
Miss Smith
Coos River Ie
Jas. Hobson
Jackson
Marsh
Rural Remarks Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Rural remarks note J. D. Hayes and Barbara Doak visiting, E. E. Farber taking charge of the Wagner place with the Wagners moving to Myrtle Point. Grandma Hayes and Thos Hayes plan a Los Angeles trip for cancer treatment, wishing her well. O. W. Morris and Harvey Gant return from surveying, glad to be back in Coos where rattlesnakes and scorpions are absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hayes
Barbara Doak
E. E. Farber
Wagner Place
Coos
Weat Myrtle Point Whirl
Dan Root traveled from Bandon Sun day and worked for Dan Barklow. Bill Whobrey returned Friday from six months in the Willamette Valley. E. J. Michael and family visited the Hall on the North Fork Sunday. Rev. Thos Barklow and wife with others visited the Wilbur Barklow home Sunday. Mrs Florence Root attending the institute at Bandon this week. J F Stevens now carries mail on Weasley Barklow's route.
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Myrtle Point
Dan Root
Bandon Sunday
Dan Barklow
Bill Whobrey
Willamette Valley
E. J. Michael
Tom Hall
North Fork
Thos. Barklow
Fannie Dixon
J. C. Brown
H. K. Root
Louie '‘Ansen
J. F. Stevens
Wilbur Barklow
Florence Root
Bandon
Weasley Barklow
Ann Observer
Lee Lore and Local Happenings in Silver Bell
The Brethren church pastor Rev. Chas Barklow conducted services at Lee last Sunday. Abbie Elwood of Coquille visited with Bessie Briggs. A farm accident occurred on Shuck hill when a cream wagon overturned after being struck, suspected to involve the driver. Wm Harmon and Jota Sumerlin visited Myrtle Point on Tuesday. Claude Endicott and Leland Matthews attended a Laswell home party. Fred Mast delivered a ton of Cascara bark to Coquille. Sylvia Davis of Marshfield visited Mrs. Albert Maiden at Middle Creek. A Lee farmer warned his family hogs may raid the potato patch today due to mischief thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Barklow
the Brethren Church
Lee
Abbie Elwood
Coquille
Bessie Briggs
Shuck Hill
Wm. Harmon
Jota Sumerlin
Myrtle Point
Claude Endicott
Leland Matthews
Norway
Laswell
Fred Mast
Ansen Bros Obtain Yard Engine for Coquille Yard
Coquille Herald notes Ansen Bros purchased a powerful yarding engine for their logging camp near the city. M. P. Long, manager of the Q K creamery, returns from California with his bride and is now at James Laird place. C. L. Nosler accepts nightwatch at Randolph Lumber mill and moves down river with family. Coquille mill has a receiver. operations continue and an orderly adjustment is anticipated. Mrs Wm Candlin and Wmi Dee depart for Portland. Dee heads to St Louis. Candlin to accompany husband on return trip. Port Orford Tribune reports Mrs Amos Johnston returned from a visit with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille Herald
Ansen Bros
M. P. Long
Q. K. Creamery
California
James Laird
C. L. Nosler
Randolph Lumber Company
Coquille
Wm. Candlin
Wmi. Dee
Portland
Chandler family highlights coastal improvements and courthouse matter
The Chandlers of Myrtle Point travel with sisters Rose Chandler and Mrs. H. P. Rankin of Heppner to Port Orford while Dent Clark and six men lay telephone wires from Gold Beach to Big Bend. The line to Grants Pass is planned soon, easing isolation for Rogue River settlers. Walter Clarno urges funding to finish the courthouse second story, calling it a needed, beautiful building and warning against delays.
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Rogue River
Illinois River
Walter Clarno
Senate adopts amendment to sundry civil bill
Washington records indicate the Senate approved an amendment to the sundry civil bill on July 30. Details specify the proposed change by a named senator and outline its likely fiscal or policy impact within the broader appropriations measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Oregon Agricultural College Opens Fall Term September 20
The Oregon Agricultural College invites prospective students to enroll as the school year opens September 20. It lists courses across agriculture, engineering, science, arts, commerce, and military studies with a free catalogue available by application to the registrar in Corvallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Oregon
Homestead Law Interpretations by Interior Department
Interior Department guidance outlines that three-year or five-year homestead filings may proceed under either law. Entrymen with filings before June 6 1912 must finalize proof under the three-year law unless they opt to use the old law by October 4. Cultivation rule requires showing at least one sixteenth cultivation each year until final proof, regardless of the specific year in the homestead period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivay
Interior Department
Land Office
Fisher
Shipping notice for Coquille river freight via Bandon steamer
A. F. Estabrook Co plans regular freight service from San Francisco to Bandon and Coquille river points using the steamer Bandon and the steamer Fifield. Merchants can insure prompt delivery by ordering shipments via these steamers. Bandon Warehouse Co agents, 3912 issue notices at 5c each or 6 for 25c at the Enterprise office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille River
A. F. Estabrook Co
Bandon
San Francisco
Fifield
Ecio
Bandon Warehouse Co
N Reaeace
Enterprise
Notice to Contractors for School House in Coos County
Bids will be received for construction of a school house in School District No. 34 Catching Creek Coos County Oregon until September 3 1912 at 1 p m. Work per plans on file with the District Clerk. Building to be completed by October 5 1912. Board may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catching Creek
Coos County
Oregon
Notice of Timber Land Purchase Application 08119
Mabel Rush Adelsperger of Marshfield Oregon filed on June 13 1912 a sworn statement and application No 08119 to purchase timber and land in Section 14 Township 85 Range 12 West M for 680.00 appraised value timber 1320000 board feet at 50 cents per M and land 20.00. Final proof is set for October 4 1912 before United States Commissioner A K Peck at Marshfield. Anyone may protest before patent issues by filing corroborated affidavits alleging facts defeating entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Rush Adelsperger
Adcreas
Marshfield
Oregon
Weat, W M
A. K. Peck
United States
Benjamin F. Jones
Notice for Publication of Land Claim in Oregon
Notice is given that Henry K. Fredenburg of Myrtle Point Oregon filed intent to make final five year proof to establish a land claim for the described parcels in Township 29 S Range 13 Willamette Meridian. The hearing will occur before United States Commissioner Edgar Dodge at Myrtle Point on August 22 1912. Witnesses are John F. Munford John S Root Louis M Assen and Russell J. Hill all of Arago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Hensby
Henry K. Fredenburg
Myrtle Point
Township
Weet Willamette Meridian
Edgar Dodge
United States
Aimant
John F. Munford
John 3S. Root
Louis M. ‘Assen
Russell J. Hill
Arago
Benjamin F. Jones
Register
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Osseeity
Sefe
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Coquille River Electric Company
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George oh _Fishtrap
Lee Lore
Sylvia Davis
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Middle Creek
Silver Bell
Port Orford Tribune
Amos Johnston
Redkenles
Ima
Branch' d
W. Va
Elizabeth Chapman
Cardus
Cardui
Cudahy Packing Cos
J. L. Laird
U. S. Mail
Myrtle Point Livery and Feed Stable
Harvey Edward Myers
Coldwater
Comanche
Kansas
Willamette Meridian
Ore
White
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Jas. F. Ballard
Prop
St.Louis
Spires’ Pharmacy
G. B. Harrison
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Otary
Attorney-at-La
State
Fed
J. O. Ming
Rigas
Rosxsura
George W. Bryant
The
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Riverton
W. T. Ramsey
Price
O. K
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Fine Semple
Medora Servic
Hotel Guerin
J. E. E. Schilling
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