Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-10-02

Sheriff Ross went down to Waldport
Monday on official business.
James Mcdonald of Chitwood was Il
county seat visitor Tuesday.
James Anderson, the Waldport re-
freshment artist, visited in Toledo Mon
day.
George Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Rosebrook visited Sunday at
Siletz.
Captain r. A. Bensel of Newport
was passenger valleyward Tuesday
morning.
BoRN-September %, 1903, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ledahl of Mill Creek, TO-
pound son.
Superintendent McKoin and Prof
Gates of Siletz had business IN the CITY
last Saturday.
Roy Bryant came over from Siletz
Sunday and is again a pupil in the up
per department OF the Toledo school.
John Layton is visiting at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. c. A. Dick. He
may decide to remain in Toledo until
next spring.
Ed Montgomery departed Monday
morning for the state of Washington in
search of an opportunity to put his
muscle and skill into action. There is
always ain opening for hustlers like Ed.
Andy Nye returned Monday evening
from Menlo, Wash, where he has been
employed for several months. He ex-
poets to remain at home until next
spring and then return to Washington.
Altitudinous Ella Ewing of Missouri
passed through Mond. y morning en
route to Eugene, where she can be seen
for only 10 cents. After leaving Toledo
she went to Newport to call on the Pa
cifc ocean.
The Toledo schools opened Monday
morning with total attendance of 109,
divided as follows: Principals room,
So; intermediate, So; primary, 3S. 1t
is expected that this number will soon
be increased by 80 or 60.
County Judge Brown and G. G. Nc
Bride returned the fore part Of the
week from the Yachats country, where
the latter selected 120 acres to make
good his homestead privilege. He made
proof on the other 40 acres in 1899.
Mrs. Bert Boles and Miss Hazel
Walch of Yaquina passed through last
Saturday morning en- route to Elk City
on fishing expedition. They caught
some big ones-so we are informed
but we received no inward or outward
evidence of their success.
n. F. Edwards, Fred Wagner and
+ Roy Huffaker were in the city the fore
part of the week disposing of theiI
+ chittim bark. They had about 7 tons
for which they received 10 cents pei
pound, being among the unfortunate'
5 who contracted too soon.
5 While in Toledo last week A. l.
0 Thomas, the talented Newport scenic
D photographer, took view OF Toledo
} from point above the Depot slough
: railroad bridge. DR.. Wetmore's launch
the Yaquina, is pretty feature OF tht
, picture and the view Of Depot slougl
and Toledo is the finest we have eve
: seen.
D Aunt Lizzie Grahams residence il
0 undergoing extensive repairs or rather
0 is being remodeled. When completed
) it will be almost new. Later-Land
0 lord Ellsworth informs US that he ha
: leased the building as an annex to th'
n Commercial Hotel. 1t will contain
n nine bedrooms and gentlemen
= sitting room.
Come let me figure on your bill o
paints. Raw oil, 60 cents per gallon
boiled oil, 50 cents; red barn paint, 81
cents; house paint, the best made, SIG
in 5 gallon cans; white lead, $7.75 pc
hundredweight; yellow ochre, 3 cent
per pound; wall paper, 10 cents pc
double roll. Everything else in pre-
portion. Full stock at Krogstad's.
The entire exhibit of Blower broth
S ers at the Lincoln County Fair was pre-
a sented TO the Fair Association and ha
! been sent to the Oregon Information
d. Bureau at Portland, where it will b
displayed. Other exhibitors contribute
a portion of their entries for the sam
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