Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-06
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REAL ESTATE TRAM ERs.
Record Of Recent Exchanges in
y Lincoln County.
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Llncoln Codnty.
Feb 2h L. Matson to Howard Nor
ley, SS4 SecSion II, township south,
range 8 west. poHsidoration s225o.
FEB Y4--A. Z. Peterson and Eva !
Pete-soh to e. F. Gaar, lot IL, in block
2, Toledo, Oregon. Consideration $3.50.
Feb 24-F. a. Frischkorn and Flor
ence Frischkorn to Bertha M. McDon-
aid, Clara Kramer and Emil Frisch-
korn, lots 7, 8 and 9, in block 10, in
Rayburn's addition to Alexandra.
Consideration 81.
Feb. 24-Fred Klasiug to Bertha Nc
Donald, Clara Kramer and Emil
Frischkorn. lots 7, and 9, in block 10,
in Rayburn's addition to Alexandria.
Consideration 81.
Feb. 25-Cs II. Williams to G. b.
Ryan, n1a of the swN and the sw14 of
the swA, section 81, township - south,
range II west, containing 100 acres, in
Lincoln county, Oregon. Considera-
tion $434.
March ED Wade to Lizzie Shollen-
burg, lots and 7, in block II City of
Newport. Consideration 800.
March 2-Chas. H. McManus to VIM.
G. Mcclure, sex of section 9, in town
ship s south, range west. Considera-
tion $3.50.
March 2-Wesley j. Atchison to VIM.
G. Mcclure, neA of section 16, in town
ship 8 south, range west. Considera
ton $3l5O.
Father Bucher was a visitor from
s'iletz Monday.
0. L. Holgate of Newport was in the
city last Friday.
B. F. Hahn of Yaquina was in the
city last Saturday.
j. M. Bowers and j. I. Hanlon were
up from Ona last Friday.
Mrs G. e. Hawkins visited the Re-
sort city Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Casteel of va
quina were Toledo visitors last Sunday.
Fred Chambers departed Tuesday
morning for Portland, where he expects
to resume his duties as chief cook on
the government boat Dayton.
Norman Ho'gate of South Beach is
investigating Idaho. He is in Lewiston
at present, and will go from there to
Rosetta, in the Nez Perce reservation.
William Towner, one of the ener-
getic citizens of Siletz, was in Toledo
Wednesday evening. He ordered a
copy of "Oregon Literature" in connec-
ton with The LEADER.
Fred Dawson, the Albany Druggist,
has put in an unusually fine stock of
wall paper, and wishes to remind you
that the season for making your home
look pleasant will soon be here. Write
to him.
Rite Dedrick is putting his new boat
together when not busy at something
else, and expects to have it ready for
business by May l. 1t will be beauty,
with plenty Of speed, and will carry
about 30 passengers.
Colonel j. Henry Penn of Yaquina
sold this week to Sheriff Ross an eight
months-old cockerel and a six-months-
old pullet from his famous pen of
prize winning Buff Plymouth Rocks.
He recently imported $40 cock of that
breed from 4 fancier of Hope, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hyde came
down from their Eddyvile home Thurs
day evening Of last week for a visit
with the formers parents, County
Treasurer and Mrs. J. L. Hyde. Charlie
returned Monday morning to begin
spring work on the ranch.
J. II. Dunn, who has been making
his home with William Boone and fam
lily for some time, was brought to To-
ledo Monday and placed under the care
of County Judge Brown at the latter =
home. The old gentleman is very
feeble, aud it has become necessary for
the county to provide home and med
ical treatment.
Peter Jackson and Jem Smith, two
Siletz boxers, had warm mixup in
Toledo Monday night. Smith was out
classed and received a fine polisbinp