Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-09-04

S. G. Irwin of Newport had business
in the county seat yesterday.
P. A. Correl of Albany was among
the arrivals Monday evening!
Stewart Il Want are selling mems and
boys straw hats at half price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boone arrived
Monday evening from Mill City.
Deputy Collector B. F. Hahn of va
quina was in the city Wednesday.
Uncle Barney Morrison of Pioneer
camped in the county seat Tuesday
night
Scott Lane and son Frank and Butler
Fairchild were among the visitors from
Siletz Monday.
Another large stock OF Barton Bros
famous "Village School" shoes at
Stewart S Want.
Hoxie Simmons, one of the Siletz
chittim kings, was on the Toledo mar
ket Wednesday.
Carl Anderson and Ed Stocker, two
of Newport's genial and popular citi-
zens, had business in the city yesterday.
Henry Maine and Robert Scott, a pair
of the c. & e. painters, decorators, etc,
were headed east Wednesday morning.
Fred Stanton and Lee Wade returned
Wednesday from business call out in
the big woods of Euchre mountain and
vicinity.
Liveryman George Hall returned
Tuesday from Newport, where he did a
good business and ban5rupted large
number of tourists. Good
We see by the Reporter that Secre-
tary Dunn has called a meeting of the
directors of the Fair Association for
tomorrow Saturday at p. m.
e. W. Gather left Monday for Fort
Stevens, where.he has secured posi-
on the Government work at that
place. We hope prosperity will strike
Mrs. D. }. Jenkins of Yaquina went
to Corvallis Wednesday morning re-
turningin the evening. Her niece who
has been visiting her was returning to
home at Walla Walla.
Banker William Scarth and family
returned last Saturday from an outing
at Otter Rock. Mr.. Scarth thinks that
spot beats all outdoors which
opinion he has plenty of backing.
Miss Pearl Tucker arrived in the city
Tuesday evening from Saado, her
school having closed that day. She
visited Toledo friends until "Wednesday
evening, when she went to her home at
Newport.
Marshall Hall and assistants have
again taken up the work of planking
Hill street north. 1t is to be hoped the
important improvement will be com.
pleted this time without hitch. We
have been informed that there will be
no waiting for lumber, Altree's mill
being away ahead.
Fred Bailey and family of Winant
were Toledo visitors Wednesday. Wal
ter returned last Friday from two
years absence in Portland, where Inc
was employed by the Toke Point Oyster
Company. He has almost grown out OF
recognition of his old friends. He will
return to his position again when the
season opens.
f. W. Garfield and son George ant
his mother, Mrs Tuttle, departed yes
terday morning for their future hom,
in the Alberta country, Canada. The,
will remain at Portland until joined b,
Harry and Harvey Winsor. Mr.. Can
field was afraid that if he remained il
this mild climate much longer he woul,
get lazy. 1t will undoubtedly max,
him step lively TO keep warm this win
ter. However here's luck
Charlie Altree made the painful dis
covery one day last week that bea
had been slaughtering his sheep. IL
Immediately went after Ivan Kynistol
aud his famous dogs, and the career o
, the sheep killer came to sudden stol
2 Friday forenoon. The animal was dis
covered in a big spruce, and Charli
f landed bullet between it eyes al,
, brought it to the ground-deod, o
l course. But it wasn't bear. 1t was
l cougar, measuring So feet in the clear
t Several deer had made their headquar
Y ters on the Altree ranch for severa
months. but the cnnpar hns eiIhn