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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
1
A garbled notice mentions various merchandise including gun metal and patent leather items, priced around $2. It references a display of wondrous values and a store featuring daily surprises for customers to explore.
A fragmented sale notice highlights price cuts in June on dainty wash dresses, long kimonos, misses and children's dresses, and fashionably trimmed garments. Styles include percales, worsteds, and fancy fabrics, with emphasis on values and material quality.
Riverdale School closed May 2, with Miss Mariel Noyes and nine teen pupils enjoying a picnic at the W El Noyes ranch five miles east of Tillamook. A jitney ride, group photos, swings, games, music, contests, and a river trip followed a hearty dinner.
The district invites bids for 200 cords of four foot wood to be delivered by September 1918. Bidders must specify wood type and ensure pieces are four feet long and dry. Sealed bids due June 10 1918 at 10 o clock a.m. to be left with Clerk H A Beals Jr.
Apple men clash over distribution in the Northwest amid a mood for centralizing control through a growing association. Board disputes whether local frais go with the Western Dragon or Spokane offices as producers and distributors debate afiliations and team offices in Hood River and surrounding districts.
A large fire destroyed the Pehoe White Pine Lumber Company plant in eastern Oregon, including the mill and a new dry kiln. Estimated loss runs to 206000 dollars, fully covered by insurance. King, injured, remained in the engine room as flames spread. Separately, the gasoline schooner Randolph ran aground near Wedderburn while delivering cannery supplies. a daring sail attempt failed and the vessel was blown ashore by breakers but cargo remains safe.
A jury found the Portland Pearly News not guilty of libel against County Judge Cleeton and County Commissioner Lightner after about six hours deliberation. Prosecutors Cleaton and Lightner called as witnesses. the paper had called them plain robbers in January.
R W Allen a Portland Heights plumber, driven by obsession, shot through the temple of Mrs Noo Fisher as her husband Jens Fisher tried to intervene. Allen seized the dwelling at 508 Montgomery, held Mrs Fisher for 20 minutes with threats, then fled as police were summoned from a nearby construction site.
Daily growing recognition praises Chamberlains Tablets for stomach and liver troubles. A renowned remedy never before seen, now widely known. Available for sale through all dealers.
The U F Conference ended Sunday with Bishop Bell urging reform in finance and support for labor organization channels. He preached on Sunday at two Tillamook churches and praised Rev. F H White, announced new stationing and listed conference visitors and delegates including Miss Chapin headed to Zurich for the world Sunday School Convention.
Report shows 14 pupils total eight boys and six girls with 12 days taught and 191 days attended, one absence and three tardies. Attendance 99.4 percent. Year figures: 173 9 days taught, 035 attendance, 62 absences, 10 tardies, 98 percent attendance. Names Grace Wade Celestia Haugen Martha Zuercher Lois Wade Nina Vaughn Katie Shaw Asbury Shaw Roy Shaw Kenneth Elliott Willie Vaughn Dorothy Vaughn Gladys Kodad Annice Haygen Leon Shaw. Mabel Noyes listed as teacher and first perfect for past two years First 4 perfect for past two years.
Roy C. Long of this city and Edyth Olson of Tillamook Ore were married Wednesday May 28 1913 at the home of foster parents Mr. and Mrs L P Jackson. Rev B Clarence Cook officiated. After a Portland wedding trip the couple will reside in Hillsboro and be at home after June 1. Attending were Mrs Bessie Hunecy Mr and Mrs L P Jackson Mr and Mrs Jas Miltenberger and Rev Cook.
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