Local News From Roseburg and Coquille Districts
A busy week in the Roseburg area with construction on new dwellings and road work. Windicott orders a bid for a two story building on Maple Street and J D Lee buys land for development. Oakland defeats Roseburg 15 to 8 in a baseball game for a $200 purse. The district fair at Neifield is announced as a highlight of southern Oregon. Traveling salesman FA Black starts visiting county towns for Mason, Erdman & Co. Real estate agents LA and EG Roberts push sales. The Bandon excursion was well attended with Crescent band music. County road work at Spruce Lane 81 is underway, with nearby bank grading and dirt used for Hil crossing. Peaches from W O Cooper are praised. FC Brown and REF Shine tour to survey salmon hatchery sites on Coquille. Help wanted for general house work. All debts to the undersigned must be settled promptly.
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Marehbe Lay
Daisy Short
Thie Place
E 'N Harry
BA Roberts
Windicott
Maple Ltdy
J DB Lee
Roseburg
Oakland
Burg
Oakland Vine
FC Brown
Oregon Fish Commission
Ref Shine
Southern Oregon Co
Upper Coquille
Mr Brown
Moet Auita
Myrtle Point Local Tidings Aug 1901 Notes
Local brief notices from Myrtle Point and nearby towns. Visitors JW Leneve and wife stop in Qoquile. Geo Barklow injures hand while working for Carter brothers. Mrs Joe Byers recently active in public schooles. Millinery sale ends soon. CA Vaughn and wife visit after twelve years. Special Myrtle Point Sage No 150 meeting August 27. Nelson McCullum invoicing AH Black & Co stock. Portland creditors meeting upcoming. W E Hoover sells nursery stock for Woodburn nurseries. Jewelry repairs and one year guarantee by BF Richardson. Coos County Pioneer Society officers elected. For sale a jerred cow. JW Sears returns from Indiana. desires healthful relocation if beneficial. Islander sinks after iceberg collision. A J Walker and wife among survivors. Captain Walker’s son to Wrangel. family visits planned later.
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Mies B Short
Marehfield
JW Leneve
Qoquiile
Myrtle Point
Geo Barklow
Carter
Thuralay
Mies Joe Byers
Ruséburg
Local Notes From Bandon And District
Town residents report visits from Mrs Dean in Coquille Bern and Mrs EA Philpott a newborn son noted. Pension grant of 90 dollars per month with back pay discussed. Bazaar stores feature fine linens and glassware. Fire destroys a Willard residence with $800 loss. Special train for air week Marshfield routes announced. Principal calls for a strong teacher for Drain Normal with recommendation request.
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le Hood
South Fork
D F Dean
Coquille
Bern
Banden
EA Philpott
Distret Aterney Brown
Guld Bexch
Toy
Local Optician Ad Offers Quality at Low Prices
M. G. Pohl, optician, advertises first-class eye care with low prices. No charge for basic adjustments and glasses priced at ten dollars, with service available anywhere.
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al Neifield
Oregon
FA Black
Henge
Mason, Erdmao & O
Portland
Frm
Bandon
Crescent Band
Barklow
Cooper
Perkina
Panet
Orton
Ossit
Aiemtsem
Stemelar
Dora
Waa ix
Toreday
Mie Giles
CA Vaughn
Laport
Mr Vaughn
JR Benson
Myrtle Point Sage
Kidge
C F McUllum
AH Black & Co
Bis
Empire
Madisdoe
W E Hoover
Roveburg
Woodburn
Douglas
Coos
Curry Counties
Ourserve
BF Richardson
Cuoa County Pioneer Society
Cathcart
I Hacker
Esther M Lockhart
Ada Engelhoff
BF Rose
C W Tower
F South
Lundy
Huling, Lundy & Sons
JW Sears
Indiana
W B Sears
Ble Heelth
Jack
Coos County
J. Machado
Bringway
Vancouver
B.C
Iceburg
Touglas Island
J Walker
Thie Piece
Tie Wife
Skagway
Wrangel
Jeden
H Walker
Walker
E Schneider
EN Haupton
Rueeburg
Ray Dement
Klamath Falls
Ed Sherwood
WC London
Southern
Guy Ruse
V McCurdy
Jubaeon
Rock Creek
Guay
Johneen
Mc Willard
Machados
Marshfield
Ansisgtans
Aphool Boarde
Drain
Orcutt
Mudents
M. G. Pohl
Opticiar
Hgeibes
Gerorck & Tinsetts
Manrsnrieto, OnGeon
Eline, Lunty
Sous
W. Deyoe & Sons
Lai Mano Wak
Ceaters In
General Merchandise
Jina
Pte
Rackeefe's
Rata Assole
Lyons Saw Mill
Coquille City
J.N. Roberts
Oregos
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