150 Mile Tramp Through Coos and Curry Counties
A long coastal ramble records a 150 mile trek from Myrtle Point to Langlois via Coquille Marshfield North Bend Empire and Port Orford. The traveler notes socialistic mayor in Coquille and rapid transit plans at North Bend while detailing agate beach scenes and a navy wireless station at Cape Blanco. The journey includes encounters with locals, miners, and a Langlois rest stop, ending with Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Johnson ‘Mill
Coos County
Milwaukee
Marshfield
North Bend
Kinney
Empire
L. J. Simpson
Southern Oregon Company
Simpson
South Slough
South Slouth
Bandon
Bullard
San Francisco
Cody Pill
M. G. Pohl
Langlois
Rackleff
George
Port Orford
F. A. Stewart
Agate Beach
Stewart
Louks
Cape Blanco
Navy Department
James Langlois
Blanco
Hughes Brothers
Sixes River
Coos Head
Ruben Roupp
J.H. ‘Roberts
South ‘Slough
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Iivyritte Point Enterprise
LC. Bargelt and
Roberts Owners and Publishers
Oregon
Weston Travel
Coos
Cmry
Flores Lake
Lakeport
Maxwell
Lulu Gray
Seattle
Washington
Shold
Silverdale
Matt. Nystrom
George Rackleff
Curry County
We “Williams
Chas Dorland
Smith-Powers
Cunningham Creek
Coos Bay
Boise
Marshfield News
Anderson
Ashland
W. O. Cooper & Co
Chicago
Capital Party
The
Flanagan & Bennett Bank of
Marshfield, Ore
Toi
Henry
Volkmar
Portland and Coos Bay Steamship Line
S.S. Breakwater
Portland
Jean- Portland
Ainsworth Dock
R. A. Annin
J. A.davenport
D. H. Johnson
Valley
George W
Bryant
Myrtle Point Transfer Company
Beaver Hill Coal
J. 2. Benson
W.F. Hendricks
Bank of
George W. Bryant
Walter Endicoty
Tgnsorial
WM. Weekly
PROP
Ries
Rosesura
Spires’ Pharmacy
Sunnyside Farm
Berkshire
Frank Harnish
Gravel Ford