The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-08
MILL cry

Since the editors Of the DAfLx DKMs
cRAT have published the few news that
sent few weeks ago, / shall send som
more weekly, and these that receive til
valuable paper, Iii the vicinity Of Mill Cit
and on east 10 end Of O. r. track, sIloul
by all means tell their neighbors 10 1t ono
i secure the paper to find out particular
that ! may be able TO secure from time {
time.
/ A few days ago received d letter fron
the east (Penn.) stating that Ii was yer'
rough and cold there. III the eastern peo
pie would know how beautiful ciifnat
We have here nj the foot of the Casead
mountains, In years time Mil City wou.l
have thousands Of people. am going /,
tell my friends, every one IN Mill CIT,
should do 80, and the result wsuld com.
! pei the @. r. to run extra passenger train
BY next spring 70 accommodate the pas
sengefa.
james Collins, who Ii at present working
at Albany, spent last Sunday af his home
at Gatesville. II seems the valley agree
with Jim to perfection.
Cutting railroad wood for the o. r
seems TO be good occupation up Ia oui
country. Hundreds Of corda are piled ut
alorg the track and lots more Il cut daily
ar. Ed Wolf, 1T Gatesyilie, moved lnst
Mr.. Pat ReiIly's house this week. Mr.. K
y kept quite busy now 10 transact bis busi
ness.
Ed Crabtrec. OF GatesvllIe, was In town
Saturday and he said the dance that oc-
cured there the night before was Ike they
generally are very NICE
]. II. McOnaid, roadmaster on the O. r,
passed over the road last Tuesday on iis
velecipedc and with paint pot taking up
railroad wood.
iug part OF last Sunday In boat riding.
They all seem TO have enjoyed 1t very we'll,
except the rover Jln) he could not exact.
" see the point.
Miss Mary Coats, who IL staying at
Rock Creek. spent last Sunday With her
parents at this place.
Gaiesvllle people had dance last Mon
day evening 1T TIE residence Of Ed Wolf
II so happened that the MIL City pespIe
knew nothing Of II until the morning fol.
lowing. A very nice time was the result.
We understand.
Lincoln HennIss, OF Gatesyiile, when 10
Stayton the fore pad Of the week on busi-
ncss. He made short stop IN our burg
when returning home.
Mrs. Geo. Coz, who was staying with
her husband at Camp for the last three
weeks, returned TO GatesviIie, last Tues
day.
Last Monday while j. ID. Stewart and
Joseph Kline were working AZ ]. L. Berry's
new house the scaffeId upon which they
were working gave away and they fell to
the ground. The distance they fe.i was
not very great which saved Mr.. Stewart
from being burt, and Mr.. Kline was jamed
up but slightly.
This district Is making preparations to
build school house. Mr.. Rice has do
mated them an acre of land and the eitl-
zers of Mil City are clearing the ground
A school house will be erected In the near
future.
The Santiam Mill Co. received their new
goods last Wednesday. They carry all
kinds u goods now and the people Of Mil
City need not 60 to Albany every time they
need something.
Quite number OF our town people and
folks we're at Albany this week,
among whom was Lee Brown With five
car loads Of lumber that the Saniiam Lum-
bering Co. sawed. lis booming up here
The Misses Fo.ter. who have been stay.
Ing with their brother Of GatesyIlIe for
the last few months, returned to their home
In Benton county last Wednesday.
A sociablc dance was held at the resl-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Heoye last Wednes-
day evening. The amusement was inn
mensc until about half past o'clock y hen
nearly ell left for their homes
Miss Maggie Goats went to GatesvilIs
yesterday where she intends TO make her
future home.
Thomas Sims l. At present In Portland
on business. lie went Yesterday and will
be absent about week.