Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-15

. Miss Sada Chambers is on tn
sick list.
Lots of strangers in town thes,
days.
Ed. Diven was up from Newpor
yesterday.
Editor Matthews, of the News
was up from Newport yesterday.
Frank Wadsworth is taking a
few days lay off, at the Pionee,
quarry.
Mrs. S. A. Logan came up on
the Volanta last Wednesday and
stopped few hours in this city.
We understand that our friend
Hurley Lutz has become a great
trapper since he has been employed
at the Agency. His favorite game
is the Mink.
The old time steamer Augusta
came into the lower bay this morn
ing, with Capt. Freeman Dodge, as
her master. Capt. Dodge is an old
time resident of the Yaquina
country.
The Beers brothers, ofLittle Elk,
sent us down sample of hops
which they raised on their farm
there. The hops are as fine as any
we ever saw. They were grown
on bottom land,
Aa c.a gentleman ty t,.e same
of Wimms was quite severely hurt
while tearing down an old building
on his place near Yaquina last
Monday. A piece of timber struck
him on the forehead, inhicting a |
deep cut. .or,:.
The Yaquina Dramatic Troupe
will present their laughable farce,
"a. o. H." at Yaquina next Mon
day evening, The boys presented
this play at Toledo some time ago
and hence we can promise all who
attend a laughable and enjoyable
evening.
The Corvallis Times is the att
thority for the statement that there
will be no more dividends declared
by the assignee of the Job bank un-
til all litigation concerning the
same is settled. There are now
something like So, 900 in Assignee
Bryson's hands.
Mrs. Bertha Fouts, of Carlton, a
daughter Of N. Snow, arrived in
this place this evening. Her hus-
band is driving through with a ,
team and expects to reach here by
Saturday, They will take up their
residence on the Mackay place,
across the river.
The following named persons are
taking the teachers examination
at this place: Miss Henriette =
Rolllt, principal of Newport school;
Miss o. +. Hathaway, of Harlan;
Ed, Diven, Newport. Prof. L. K. \
Brooks, of Yaquina City, is assist
Ing Prof. Bethers in the examin- /
alton. b
Hon. M. J. Allphin sent us down .
asst week from his farm on Little
Elk, a sample Of sugar beet of the U
lew japanese variety. This beet
Weighs 65 pounds and Mr.. Allphin's !.
etter states that it contains fully It
100 per cent. Of pure granulated 7
'ugar. We will keep the beet on u
for few days when it
vii be forwarded to Germany for W
nalysiS. Mr. Allphin had about S
% acres of these beets in this year, W
nd will put the whole farm in next II
ear. t
The creamery project is begin u u
ing to take on the appearance of II
uccess. The committee who have U
he matter in hand have been cam ,
assing the country adjacent to
'oledo and have met with excellent
uccess in getting contracts signed 7!
D deliver milk for one year. Since P'
tuesday noon more than half the ST
equiSit number of cows have been -
ontracted for and the territory has y
OF been at all completely canvassed. pc
he farmers, as rule, are taking rs
luch interest i'll the matter and the ~
iccess of the enterprise is almost h'
'sured. The benefit which will
e derived from the enterprise, ifit =
established, will be untold. -