Port Orford Tribune Entered On Sixth Year
The Port Orford Tribune marks its sixth year amid local news notes. Voters must register by May 15 for June and November elections. A fire destroyed J J Lamb’s Empire City dwelling. loss under $350. Wm Hartley sold strawberries at the South Fork market, first of the season. Rev R C Lee conducted ME Church services in Marshfield. The Iowa state ship passed up river but was not saluted. Enterprise prints job work and commercial work. Eyworth League meets at ME church.
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Empire City
J J Lamb
Wm Hartley
South Fork
R C Lee
Marshfield
M E
Ths
Bstute
Iowa
Banda
Local Drevities From Dora Area Highlights
J O Stemanler of Dora was in town Wednesday. W W Deyoe, a middle man and rancher, visited town. Sol Wise, the Insurance man, attended to business here. E G Flanagan bought a carload of beef cattle and mutton from JL Knight. Geo Stewart returned from Marshfield where he worked on the Coast Mail. County commissioner I T Weekly of Gravel Ford was in town en route home from county court. County Supt Bunch visited local schools this week. Contractor Geo Ridinger will begin work on the Cooper bridge next Monday and push to finish quickly. Johnson & Co represent Fred Kaufman of Chicago for suits of quality and style. I G Colton of Big Creek returned from eight months touring Southern California. Tol Bartell, while felling timber at Hoquiam, injured his leg in a fall. E E Sherwood and cowboys will leave for southern Curry county to gather cattle for drive to Klamath county. Mrs Retta Marshal, who left for Oklahoma to join her husband, died at Marshfield Monday after years of ill health. Check date on margin to see if subscription is paid up.
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Geo Ridinger
Cooper Bridge
Johnson & Co
F Red Kaufman
Chicago
Colton
Big Creek
Touro
California
Coos County
E E Sherwood
T C Norris
L E Rowe
Willie Matheny
Ray Dement
Lou Baker
Curry County
Klamath County
Retta Marshal
Oklahoma
Marehfield
Stillwater
Foster departs to lead Knappa church after two years
Rev AS Foster leaves his pastorate at the Presbyterian church in this place to take charge of the Presbyterian church in Knappa Oregon. He was a dedicated worker who made many friends during his two years here and is wished well in his new field.
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Foster
Hlas
Presbyterian Church
Monnday
Knappa
Oregon
Blue Ridge Railway & Transportation Company
North Bend
Coos County
Secretary of State
LJ Simpeon
Moh Kreebel
T B Corey
Daniel's Creek
Cons River
Rosenburg
Douglas County
Cape Nome Coats and Pante at Bandon Woolen Mills
Sale listing shows Mackinaw coats and extra heavy price items at eight dollars each. Cape Nome Coats and Pante offered by Bandon Woolen Mills with Goode as supplier.
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Bandon Woolen Mills
Mackinaw Goode
Extra Heavy
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Burns
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Marshal
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A G Balch
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B H Barna
I Hacker
J A Jacobsen
Hermann Lick
W H Corbin
Bilding
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Hood
J O Stemanler
Dora
W Deyoe
Sol Wise
E G Flanagan
JL Knight
Geo Stewart
Coast Mail
Ford
Tol Bartell
Hoquiam
Washington
North Fork
Cowper Place
Wal
Geo Bilinger
Aieo
Myrtle Point Packing Co
Ottilie Kronenburg
Parkersburg
W H Brown
Olive Tripp
Ths Place
Chas Well
Seattle, Wash
FP Richardson
IW Fisher
MD Wheeler
Johnson
Coquille City
Ings
H Black & Co
Gene Carl
Newburg
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Ind
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Schroeder
Lava Wurre
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Whee
A. H Black & Co
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Cape Nome
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Myrtle Pot
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