Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-13
LOCAL NOTES

today on business.
County Judge Burt went to Cor.
wallis on business yesterday.
Mrs. c. G. Copeland had busi-
ness in the Valley this week.
The regent rains have started the
festive and toothsome chinook sal
mon into our river. =,
There are many strangers In our
county looking after land, Usually
government land.
Several salmon have been caught
but no more of them have been
caught with bottles in them.
Our thanks are due VIM. Enos
for fine bucket of blackberries
yesterday, from his tarm near town.
The costs In the case of the State
VS.. McFadden amounted to $115.1o.
Lawsuits are indeed expensive lux
uries for the taxpayers.
VIM. Alexander, who has been
out in the valley for several days
looking after his interests there, re-
turned home yesterday evening.
All parties owing me are request
ed to settle without further delay,
as I must have the money to buy
goods with. c. G. COPELAND.
When a community gets into a
racket over trivial matter it al.
ways is harder to settle and forget
than misunderstanding over a
greet matter.
We are in receipt Of an invitation
to attend the annual meeting of the
Oregon Press association, which
convenes in Pendleton, on October
end. We know of no event which
would afford us greater pleasure to
attend.
Frank Conover has disposed Of
his interest in the Corvallis Gazette
to B. w. Johnson and ]. ]. Flett,
who will conduct the paper in the
future. Both of these gentlemen
are energetic and capable, and we
'"''"'"'c 'h2'a to TIE rc-"-parc~
ranks.
]. H. Mcneil informs us that he
expects to move to Pioneer with his
business in about ten days. He is
putting up building there, and as
soon as 1t is completed he will oc-
cupy it with his store, to which he
will add considerably. Pioneer is
getting to be quite busy place,
and doubtless be a desirable point.
To the people on Yaquina Bay,
l will state, that have brought 10
Toledo large assortment of wall
paper, paints, oils, brushes, notions,
stationery and fancy goods. Es-
pecially Is my stock of wall paper
very large, of good quality and
away down in price. 1t will pay
to call on me before purchasing
elsewhere.
If. OTTo o. KRoesTAp.
We would like to call the atten-
ton of our people once more TO the
vital Importance of establishing
creamery at this place, or some
point on the Bay. There are hun
dreds Of dollars worth of creamery
products going to waste each month
ior the need Of a plant to manufsc-
ture ii into suitable product.
When we look at the opportunities
this Bay country is losing in this
direction, we can only wonder at
our own inaction,
A. L. McFadden was arrested
last Friday on warrant sworn out
by Coll Van Cleve charging him
with assault and battery upon his
son Ralph, which occurred in school
last Thursday. 1t was tried before
a jury, and the case was given them
Tuesday night. After being out
about thirty hours they brought in a
verdict of assault. and recommend
ed that the court set the fine at the
lowest limit. Squire Hall set the
fine at $40 and costs. Geo. w.
Wright, Of Albany, assisted deputy
prosecuting attorney Carson 10
prosecute the case, and w. S. Nc
Fadden, of Corvallis, and II. Den
linger, of this place, appeared for
the defense,