Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-10-30

MRS Thomas Lancaster of Elk City
was visiting in Toledo last Friday.
George Hodges of Salado had busi.
ness IN the county seat Wednesday.
DIR. Thomas Parker returned last Sat
urday from visit with Portland friends
Frank Lane of Siletz departed Tues.
day morning for Chemawa to attend
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blower of Mill
4 returned last Saturday evening from
a months visit at Victoria, B. C.
James Cavnaw of Otis arrived in the
city Monday evening and departed next
morning on business trip to Portland.
Edward Crocker, one of Waldport's
able young pedagogues, arrived yester-
day morning and vent over to Siletz.
John A. Tuerkes, one of the shrewd
and energetic ranchers of the Alsea bay
country, was county seat visitor Tues
day.
L. u. Coleman, representing Wad.
hams d Kerr of Portland, was in the
city Wednesday interviewing our mer.
chants.
Jesse Tharp of La Crosse, WASH, is
IN the city, the guest of his old college
chum and room mate, County Assessor
Howell.
Elmo Davis of Big Elk was a Toledo
visitor last Friday. Although he has
sold his ranch, he will not vacate until
next spring.
Tomorrow winds up the open season
for 'deer--likewise trout. However,
they'll not he missed, for wild ducks
and clans will be lawful game all winter.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. T. P. Fish next Tuesday
afternoon to tie comforters. All mem
bers and friends are urged to be pres.
ent.
Uncle Jimmie Mcdonald was in the
city Monday night mingling with his
brother Masons. He has leased his
Chitwood ranch and expects to leave in
a few days for visit in California.
Bert Blauyelt, who several months
tago acquired title to choice farm il
the Siletz country, was among the ar
rivals last Saturday evening He has
resided in Portland during the past
few months.
G. E. Hawkins and ]. j. Gather de
parted Tuesday morning for their chit
tim. They will cut down all the trees
that is, some of them-except the chit
tim this winter and prepare to farm OF
a large scale next season; also go fish
ing occasionally.
| D. M. Ross, Jr., of Five Rivers is il
the city today visiting his Irish cousin
Sheriff j. H. Ross. Ellsworth Prindel
a respectable and good-natured youni
populist, who resides in Lane county
but patronizes the Fisher postofice
is assisting Mr.. Ross taking in the sight
of the county seat.
&. L. Gray. proprietor of the Toled
saNmill, will soon have large force a
work in the Depot logging camp, ant
aided by his new donkey engine will d.
business ON large scale this winter
1t will be tip as to what will he doin
, in Lincoln county's vast timber bel
when Czar Hitchcock is dethroned.
Come let me figure OH your bill o
paints. Raw oil, 60 cents per gallon
boiled oil, 65 cents; red barn paint, 8
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.
One of our up.on-the hill citizen
. had very pleasant dream the othe
morning while indulging in his fina
daybreak snooze. He was rudel
awakened therefrom by his wife jabbin
him in the ribs and ordering him to ge
up and saw some wood before break
fast. Bill Enos and his steam wood
saw, the central figures in his dream
had vanished, and his woodpile was jus
as big and tough as ever.
Stowell Dawson, the l2-year-old so
of Fred Dawson Of Albany, had one
his legs crushed under the wheels of
street car on the 22d inst, necessitatin
amputation. Stowell was playing o
+La ,,lotform of the car with some CON