Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-04-28

at Eddyville.
Captain r. A. Bensell of Newport was
in the city Monday.
For Plain Sewing-Call on Mrs. l.. L.
Conner, at NJ. E. Parsonage, Toledo.
George Landreth sells the best talk
ophones on the market. Hear them.
Mrs. F. M. Carter and daughters Irma
and Orla were in the city Wednesday.
Billy Simpson of Elk CITY and Gene
Powers of Pioneer were in the CITY
Tuesday.
Lee Williams OF Newport was a pas
senger homeward from the valley Mon.
day evening.
Miss Mae Brown was numbered with
the sick the fore part of the week, but
has recovered
DIR. Nj. NJ. Davis of Yaquina-he of
oyster fame-had business in the county
seat Wednesday.
DR.. A. j. Hendry of Newport was in
the city the fore part of the week pros
pecting for snags and things.
The LEADER is informed that guest
at the Parker House has double back
action snore which breaks all records.
County Commissioner George King
of Winant was in the city Wednesday
on business connected with the county
exhibit at the Lewis and Clark Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure, recently of
! Jefferson, are now citizens of Toledo.
They occupy the Trapp residence with
: Mrs. McClure's sister, Mrs. l.. L. Conner.
We notice "a Shirt Waist dancing
party" mentioned as q Corvallis form
of amusement. We suppose it's all
right-if the shirtwaists are long enough
at both ends.
J. 2. Wetherholt of Fort Stevens
spent several days last week with his
uncle, AL Waugh, who gave him a few
exhibitions of catching trout. Mr.
i Wetherholt returned Monday.
y A shortage Of rain is reported from
= nearly every part of Oregon. Ever
y Lincoln county would welcome a little
l. more, although the past twenty-foul
It hours have been slightly moist.
Nicolas Stempel of Roots went to
Portland Tuesday, where he expects tc
be employed during the Fair. Mic is
all expert cook and has no trouble in
catching on whenever he desires tc
leave the ranch for few months.
X. A. Bensell of Newport passed
through yesterday morning en- route tc
Rife, Wash, where he will again en-
gage in the chittim business. He has
- let the contract for the peeling and de-
!. livering of the bark at the station
where he will remain and attend to the
:. storing or shipping.
- AL Hall returned Monday evening
, from Albany, where for nearly six
& weeks he was treated for cancer by DR.
a. Akin. There seems to be no doubt that
. the cancerous growth has been entirely
n removed and Al is feeling appropriately
: happv-a feeling which is shared by his
g numerous friends.
The hunters license law will 20 into
effect May Is; after which time it will
be unlawful for any person To hunt OIL
- grounds not his own unless he has Sc
n cured license and paid fee of 81
Violation OF the law is punishable by {
fine OF S25 to 500 or Imprisonment i've
to thirty days.
- Mrs. Fish's millinery opening las
Saturday attracted a large number o
ladies' and the great annual event wa'
10 thoroughly appreciated. Hats of al
T. shapes, shades aud sizes were Oh dis
play and every one, of course, was jus
1t perfectly lovely The show room was
g, tastefully decorated for the occasion
y and Mrs. Fish's effort to supply the de
mand for beautiful and becoming head
a. gear and other feminine fixtures wa
rs voted success.
Or After May Is all butter produced ant
sold in Oregon must bear mark desig
ID mating it as Oregon butter. This is re
re quired by u law passed by the last legis
W lature and is intended TO protect buyer
from being sold inferior Eastern butte
is falsely branded Oregon butter. 70 sci
8. butter made in other states under tn
" representation that it is Oregon butte
will be unlawful iu the future. a sim
=, liar law has been passed in Washington
.. 1t has been determined that Urego
NJ butter should have the word Oregon
IN placed on the wrapper, while beneat
will be the words ''State Brand"