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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
5
Local items report dairy farm sales and job ads plus arrivals and departures in Tillamook and surrounding areas. Mentions of theater purchases, hotel operations, church events, and visitors from Portland and Seattle fill the page with community happenings.
Public school admission limited to thirty pupils. September start for children aged three and older. Parents urged to enroll promptly. clerk Claussen notes enrollment opening and policy changes.
Notice for bids to furnish eight cords of wood four of alder and four of spruce linin wood to be delivered to school house district No 57 Hoard. Reserved right to reject any and all bids. Sealed bids to be opened September 4. C. diunt Clerk.
A beautiful grey stallion of about 1800 Iba or over will stand the coming season at Dawson Bros Livery Barn in Tilamook, Oregon. Brireoe.
Mrs Opwick and daughter left after visiting at the Pater Nessel home for two weeks. A Porter returned to Selem with family from Hermock. Mrs Parker and baby plan to return Sunday. W O’Fieien and wife with Lilly family headed home. they plan to move to Galen Creek this week and leave Saturday. Gilbert Potwin and Hay Jackson arrived from Forest Grove after hiking over the Wilen River. Arthur A Atterbury, 22, died Aug 24 1919 at a tuberculosis hospital. he leaves a large family. J. Nariman of Portland died while bathing at Har View. coroner cites drowning though heart trouble noted. Life Saver O C Hawethorns aided rescue. Undertaker Henkle prepared the body for cremation in Portland.
A five lecture series begins September 1 at the Methodist Church with topics Yellowstone Mark The Panama Canal How We Got Visible Bow Hudson The histories of Sweetland. Tickets cost 81.00 for the full five lectures, or 25 cents per single lecture. Color slides from Chicago will illustrate each feature. All Sunming School children admitted free. The public is invited.
The Tillamook Music Co and Eilers Music House settle out of court. Eilers to dispose of all pianos and refund money to buyers. Three pianos sold yesterday. remaining stock offered at nearly half value. Kimballs Smiths and other brands advertised. Store in old Patalaff building invites visits. open evenings.
Salt Lake City based Western Loan & Savings Co announces new operations in Tillamook and Tillamook County offering home loans with monthly payments at low rates. A C Everson and MNAIR lead as loan agents and executives. board and trustees listed include D L Shrode CANZADA Everson E M Bales Minick Zachman Claussen Henderson Beals Smith McGee.
Announcement lists prizes for parade floats including £25 for best decorated boat moat, $15 for second best decorated float, and £0.50 for best decorated baby buggy or vehicle. Organizers note limited time to prepare and rights reserved by owners.
The Star Theatre presents a special showing of the Pendleton Round Up features Moon pictures replicating Cowboy Sports history. The event aims to attract out of town visitors and runs Tuesday night with Tillamook night noted and crowds advised to attend.
Mr Erick C Wilson and his mother left Thursday for a short visit in Hilleboro. A group of young people gathered at Miss Lottie Price's home Thursday with games and a midnight dainty supper. Mine Ligere Erickson works for Walter Baker. Mr and Mrs S V Anderson returned Monday from a Portland trip. Miss Lyle Johnson visits T EK Price. Mr and Mrs Frank Freeman returned from Portland circus. Connie Dye is sick.
A Lineback of Portland announces residence in Tillamook offering high grade pianos from Kobler & Chase and other old reliable makes at deep discounts. Prices listed include $275 for a $826.00 instrument and $285 for a $200.00 piano, with terms, part payment on organs, and shop‑worn items avoided. Open at Sth Street and 2nd Ave E in his private home.
The piece notes U S tensions over a reply to an ultimatum and reports on Kansas City workers earning low wages with 400 women affected. It mentions Missouri suffrage petitions for a proposed constitution and a French delegation at the Panama Exposition. It cites Canada as a major US purchaser and delays in Los Angeles school start for a circus. Relatives press for double bottoms in ships after the State of California wreck.
Portland grand jury returned indictments against A. P. Armstrong county superintendent of schools. Charges include accepting a $20 bribe from C. Klingensmith to secure a favorable examination rating for police force appointment while Armstrong served as a city civil service commissioner.
Clough the Reliable Draggist offers orange cider extract. One bott le yields five gallons of refreshing drink when mixed with water and sugar.
Sixty acres on Wilson River offered for sale part or whole, including stock if desired. Price six thousand dollars or more down with long-term financing at six percent interest. Contact N P Heneen in Hebo Oregon. Last issue October 5.
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