Local notes and business in Coos county and Myrtle Point
Racklef's mill started Monday. Coos county hay crop expected to be immense. A new $100 school house in Fairview district. Dr Roberts erecting property on Willow Street. Weather warmer for season. Postmaster salary increased to 1500. Special train from Portland with freight. Matt Nyetrom moves to Gray property for a sample. Marchfeld to celebrate the 4th. Funds under way with over 400 raised. Ice cream social at J L Lewellen residence. Timber land demand rising in Carry county. Fifteen clams filed in three days last month. New goods at furniture store. Curtain poles mouldings mirrors at low prices. Walter Sinclair and Stewart Lyons attend Travers Border nuptials. Dr J K Reader appointed to Paris Exposition Commission. Ruby Graham buys Ed Rebroeder confectionery and opens store. Beasley & Jarvis operating Roseburg to Dora stages. Myrtle Point to Dora soon. Schiller B Hormann sold seven McCormick mowers. HG Blacsing shipping monuments and mantle in Russell Dement home. Blacsing offers ornamental iron work and granite. visits to Coos county twice yearly. Merchants in Myrtle Point praised for broad, awake trade. Watch repair guaranteed one year by BF Richardson.
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Carry
Local notices from Coos and Curry counties
Local brief items note visits and moves of residents from Eckley Waldo and Myrtle Point. new goods at Mrs Giles millinery. Cape Nome plans. race track in Marshfield. smallpox quarantine. real estate sales by RD Sanford. Mare Island Navy Yard connection. Welcome steamer priming. fruit fare at 8 E Johnson. bread basket contest at Sperry Flour Co.
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Giles
VanDyke
Cape Nome
Nome
Winner Bros
Placer
Waldo
RD Sanford
Coquille City
J K P Elliott
Elliott
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Calif
Herald
E Johnson & Co
Marshfield Run
Traver and Border Wedding in City Home
Leonard W. Traver and Miss Eva A. Border wed Wednesday June 20 1900 at the Border residence in this city. The ceremony at 8 o clock featured a floral arch with Rev W Hornfal of Marshfield officiating and the couple receiving many congratulations. They plan a Portland wedding tour then reside locally.
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Hermann
Chat Hulley
Bert Black
Trayor
Cooa County
Eva Border
Myrtle
Native Herbal Remedy Promotion in Cou County
Chase Dyce of Myrtle Point announces he has taken the agency for native herbs oil and balm and canvasses for a native slamac with every family in Cou county. He has permission to use RK C Denent’s name in publication who endorses it as a suitable family medicine. Local supporters include Darine Gant J Hayes C M Hermann and JW Otto. A supply can be found at S B Hermann's store.
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Chase Dyce
Myrtle Point
Cou County
Cova County
RKC Denent
Darine Gant
J Hayes
C M Hermann
JW Otto
S B
Farm For Sale Seven Miles From Myrtle Point 200 Acres
200 acre farm seven miles from Myrtle Point on county road near the school well improved. Includes some cheap horses for sale. Inquiries to BG Desert Veevtje P.
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Myrtle Point
BG Desert
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Racklef's Mill
Canine Pollmerator
Coos County
Fairview
Dr Roberts Ie
Willow Street
Marehfed
Portland
Delarte
Matt Nyetrom
Gray
Sprucetreet
Marchfeld
J L Lewellen
Walter Sinclair
Stewart Lyons
Travers ,Border
J K Reader
Thie Place
Ashland
Oregon
Paris
Mise
Ruby Graham
Schiller
Hormann
McCormick
HG Blacsing
Russell Dement
Blaesing
Hiemrhle
BF Richardson
D. R. Toy
HJ Bisesing
Harry Guerin
Eckley
J W Sear
WJ Baker
Josephine County
Plce
E B Lane
Myrtle Point Bank
Gene Bogy
Marshield
Misa Fenanie Self
Philomath
Dan Root
McCormic
Misees Lillie
Annie Anderson
Marshfield
Qcooa River
Machado
Port Orford
Coos
Curry
Machado’a
Johnson & Co
E Johnson
Rand W O Sanderson
Bandon
Messrs
Johnson
Banderson Wert
Mediford
Te Woodmen of the World
Mechado’s
Sperry Flour Co
JA McMickle
EW Hermann
Fred
Dow
Arried
Sian
Ter
Sita
Belasco Harris Co
Samplee
Danaske
A. H. Black & Co
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Germano Delft Ware
Loggora
Uns
Lehianofsky & Devor
Tess Monty Wan
East
Ape Us Lehmanowsky & Deyoe
T&e
King & Bartels
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