Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-16

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city today.
Dennis Cusack arrived from Kernville
this morning.
The choicest confectionery at the Bon
Ton, Newport.
Jesse Frey of Newport had business
IN the city Tuesday.
Captain H. r. Sturdevant had bust
ness at Elk City Wednesday.
Merchant Henry Lewis, with several
helpers, is at Eddyville this week pack
ing apples for shipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Van Cleve now
occupy the apartments over the store
vacated by G. l.. McCaulou and family.
Dabney the dentist will hereafter be
found in his office at his residence on
his Toledo dates, having removed from
the Ofstedahl building.
l.. F. Pepin, accompanied by his sons
Charlie and Archie and Billy Hartung,
were in port the fore part of the week
with raft of logs for Altree's mill
which they brought down the Yaquina.
Claude Mcclure is again member of
the Altree mill crew, having resigned
his job with the C. & E. bridge gang
Mr.. and Mrs, Mcclure now reside in
the G. K. Crosno cottage on east Second
street.
Jack Fogarty, who has been on a
steamer on the Seattle Alaska run for
several months, passed through
Wednesday evening to his home at
Newport, where he will remain during
the winter.
! Captain II. R. Sturdevant has pur-
chased Hall & Anderson's gasoline
power woodsaw and will take it to his
ranch on Mill creek. Here he will saw
wood for the market in any desired
length and bring it down by scow.
About 100000 feet of logs are now
being placed in the boom at Altree's
mill, the freshet having been little
more than plenty, There are some fine
logs in the lot and the mill will appar.
emily have an unusually busy and pros
porous season.
Captain o. F. jacobson of Newport
was in the city Monday on very i'm
: portant business with Dentist Dabney
The Captains right jaw looked like he
might have received the hot end of an
argument, but he assured US it was
only toothache.
G. r. Schenck arrived home Tuesday
evening from a visit at his old home
near Monroe, Iowa, where he was called
by the illness of his father, who died
on the 25th OF October. George en-
countered some pretty cold weather
when he got into Iowa, but the temper
! ature became more agreeable. to an
Oregonian before he started for home
A. T. Peterson returned Tuesday
from trip to Messy Teck, Wash, and
other points for the purpose OF sizing
up the chittim business. He reports
that he finds about all the visible sup.
ply of bark in the Northwest in the
, hands OF speculators, who are holding
J for a better market, and that there is
practically nothing doing in that line at
present.
Merchant John Kentta of Siletz has
had business in Portland this week
He has invested in 6.horse gasoline
power woodsawing outfit, the engine OF
which he will also use in operating his
feed grinder. Johns machine should
become very popular in Siletz. No
sane man likes to manipulate buck
saw except by proxy-and sometimes
the wife in the case rebels.
Mrs. S. w. Rosebrook arrived Monday
evening from Los Angeles, California,
and will remain in Toledo during the
winter. She is not favorably impressed
with the glorious climate of California
and is enjoying the Oregon rains.
Both Shed and Dave are in steady de-
mand during the present grand opera
season in Los Angeles, being classed
among the leading musicians of the
Coast.
DR.. Dabney the dentist has recently
added to his equipment the latest thing
out in the list OF "painless dentistry
, appliances-viz., "Somnoforme." il
you are afflicted with what Bobby
Burns called that hell o. a. diseases, ="
the toothache, "Somnoforme" insures
, you welcome relief while in the
dentists chair Several citizens OF
Lincoln county testify to the efficiency
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