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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
9ae,u Yprfin nniI tpiiffolafi
tpaarasfa.

| m00r0e1a.
! Nen Oorf, marraSt. IA p:nG, =
, Nep Dorfin tebtailiiat omot alfaneei
taistelunIa fpoltiosIa bppdtipttpd
81 tunnin tpDrpiitfolofia pastaan,
prittden ielitpttdd fen oifeuSIoitosten
atpulIa perustuslatipastoiIefii &afi
astui moimoan Nem Dorfisia mar
rasf. 1 y. 1912 ia fosfee ie ainoas.
taan MALTA ia aIa.ifdiTid IapIia.
Wlainitun lain riffomiIeSta mans
9ittiin erds Iuurimpien mofeistebtai
ben omistaia Socoerlein, ipptettpnd
uuben tpDpiitfoloin riftomiIeSto
Sppttdidnd oiteusiutusIa bdntd
pastaan eIiintpi fpaItipn tebtoioen
tarfostaia Hobert 9lortbrup.
SppiDtIesid tooistetoan itomasti
ettd !SocberIein on pitdnpt tpDsid
foImea ala ifdistd tpDI6istd SO tun'
tia miitosia fen idIfeen fun "a tun'
min tpoipiiffolati on bpndti1hp.
Sutun fdiittelpn oIfoesia moist.
Seismarin eoesld, lauiui !Socberlei'
min lafimies alIreb s. Suup, ettd
iiithi on alettu tartptntIelln Ioooa
ielpiue onto uuIi 81 tunnin tpDpiit.
foloti perustusnastainen.
Mofeistebtailiioliiton, ionfa idIen
Socoerlein on, terrotoan beti Fun "a
tinnin tnDniiffo Iati aetui moi
maan, pddttdneen toteilla onfo Ie
perustusIain mufoinen. @aiin oil
fpoifeota iaaoa benfiIDd, iofa rpb
tpiIi tion iutun etunenddn, mutta
pibboin mpDntpi iiiben 9ocoerlein.
9ebtoiliint ipait:Spdt Iaih o:ewais
perustuslatilpastaiien find, ettd Ie
erottaa tdpii itdiiet noiiet epdiuoIioI'
Iiieen oiemaan ia loittomnsti inoIii
pldmaltion fnnnutusIoitotiio. Wtois
nittu lafi mG6rGG, ett6 olaitGisten
ia noisten tpDnian miitosIa tulee ra'
iottua 81 tuntiin. iilld poitteufielIa,
ettd ne tp6ldiiet, iotfa tpDstentelepdt
fannutusIaitoffsia, ioisIa fannute'
taan bebeImiG y. m. beIposti pilaans
tupaa tafporaa iaatpat tpDsfennel'
Id feIdt. Is p:std lofaf. 15 p:adn,
iota tpuoii pitempidftn tpDrpiiffoia.
g8ield ebeuiien liIdfii on laisia
fobta, iofa mddrittelee tpotunnit IL
ten, ettd naisten ia ala itdisten tpD-
aian ei Iaa nlottua pIi 9 italia.
Utafeistebtailiialiiton idienet mdit'
tdfpdt, ettd uuoen tpDpiiffolain mu'
faan fanniihislaitosten omiStaiat
tpoipat teettdd naiiila ia IapfilIa mis
ten pitfid tpDpdinid tabania. tpaifs
fa tpDoIot fannutuslattofiisia ofpat
ipield palio buonommat fuin ma
feisten paImistustebtaisia. WaItion
ienaotin t,,.siiofomitean be lanopat
fpudfin ndmd toIiafat fpoitpan to-
bistaa tpbefIi.
Sdmdn liiton tafana, iofu on rpb'
tpnpt uuben tpopiiffoloin tappamis'
puubiin, otofIutaan oIefpan iuuren
ioufon maltion iuurimpia rabamie'
bid ia tabtonat be lain mistd bin'
naeta tobonia iaooa fumotufii pe'
Observation-Disclosures futen Min
monta mmutafin lafia, iotfa tp0'
mdestDue oliiinat olleet eout'i.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
Slmtoitms.

Gn. &utb. Sionin aoniallisIeura'
tunta pitdd pdIiaitoiien fofoufienia
iunnuntoina iouIufuun 1 p:nd ienra'
funnon tirtosIa flo 3 ip. iobon fe'
boitetoon ieurafunnon idienid ioopu.
muun IusuiIosti.
Seurofunnan puoIesta
Grif 2onsos
Gfimies
Sronibooo, Wli6. 16 p. marrosf.
1912.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21

Gitanic WlemorioI slrcb rabosto
on Iaamut ipastaanottoo 1000 boI'
Iarin Iabioitutien mrs anbrefp Sor'
nesieIto, ia on ie iuurin lobioitus td'
bdn asH. yliiben miesten funniotfi,
jotfa fuoliipat Min urboffoasti Sita'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21

gleiFS listiFs

a m % n % 20 " u u NJ " N N ~ 10 ~ =
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21

nIcin baafiiritosla, tuaaan ppstpttd'
mddn funniaportti tuoaa robastolls.
quota rabastoa ferddmddn alfoi
mrs Sobn 6aps Sammonb rpdbd
fen idlfeen FUN naisten apurabaston
ferdps oil olettu mrs !Senrpn toi,
meSta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
tafentdue. Noin 1O.0O0-12,OOO
freitfnlaista ferrotaan 10 palanneen
fotimaabania gbbpsmolIoista. iaa.
tuonia fotimaastaon mddrdpfIen liit'
tld armeiiaan.
9uIsarialaiiet iaaneet tdrfedn
paifan.

paifan.
Sontoo, marrosf. 10 p. = &un
tdnne ON iiillut tiebonanto, ettd bull
gorialoifet otpat ioapuneet &ilius'
nimiIen faupun9in ompdrisiDlle, min
omat uIeat oIioita tarfemmin leuran'
meet benfiIDt mibopinttn iaoneet iel'
tpille fen IalaperGiippben, ionfa tpar'
oou buI9oriaIaisten liitfeet onoi
rpiime p6ipind olleet perbottuina.
Seiodn 9ilioiin pmpdristDle laapu'
mileeia oiottaa, ehd beibdn on on'
nistunut pdGstd fiertdmddn min ias
nottu 8el9raoin met ia, iofd on Sons
tantinopolin ulfopuolella ia omat
MT lGbeld Sberapia nimistd butui'
lataupuntia, misid &onstantinopo'
lin aIutfoot topalliIesti piettindt
feidnId. 9ilioIisIa on mobna limos
tus, mutta ie on rofennettu pdGaials
liIesti bpDffdpsten toriumiIeen me-
reltd pdin, mutta on ie oiponainen
bpDtf6pfTue maaIta pdin.
Woipat iunfeutua &onstanti'
nopoIiin.
Sos ferran iuuren buI9arialaiIen
Iptoioufon on pnnistunut pddstd
2iIioIin luo, Min onat turffiIaisten
pdifp6t bpfpin plan luetilt &onstan'
tinoppIisIa ennenfi'in aieleposta on
tnItu pflimieIiippteen. lllfopaltoien
10 Glittdmispritps tuli Iiian mpDbddn,
fila ennenfuin he ebtifpdt tebod Iiitd
eiitptien oil Curtin baGitue 10 fddns
tpnpt Bulgarian tuninfdon Serbi'
nonbin puoleen. Wiitddn piralliiia
tietoia Ell ole ipield Iaotu tietdd iiitd
miienfd piitdIIe feetustelut rouboss
to otpnt febittpneet. Dleenid ouoan
tuitenfin iitd mieltd, ettd Doltonilla
ulaon aifaonlnomoan pifoinen rnn'
ba, mutta tuIeefo ie topob btumoon
ennen eli i6Ifeen bul9orioloisten
iouffoien tunfeutumiien &onsianti'
nopoIiin, tieidd oiuoastoan 9ul9a'
ria.
StGmalto, unforin ia Serbian ipd'
IiIet erimieliIppbet oipitaun mobool'
IiIesti ennen pitfdd. Utontene9roIai'
let ndpttdfpdt olepan fitd mieltd,
ettd BELLA on oifeuS pitdd baIus'
Iaon ie moa.alue, ionfa be omot
mauoitoneet Iobau aifana.
&onstantinopolista tuaeeSIa fdb'
f5IanomasIa GoIo9ne @o5ette leb'
belle ilmotetaon, ettd bul9ariolaiiet
onat bpIdnneet oiatutien rpauottaa
2onstantinopoli, Iiud gSendid ia
Gnalanti opat Idbettdneet 9nl9ari'
aue nootin, iosia fieaetddn beibdn
tpo lottomasta &onStantinopolio.
Woiffofin pIeiiesii iImoitetaan, ettd
Bulgarian ia Curtin ndliud on pd'
lirauba tebtp, ei uutista ole ipield
tpiralIiIelta tabplta tpabpistettn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
Sait antannt lauinntunSa poliittts
fiesta aSemasta.

Doibinston, .. s., morrasf. 10
p. - 9lsfeifisid maaIeisia iurfeasti
bdpinnpt repubIifaaniien puoIueen
ebbofas ia npfpinen prefoentti
Somarb Soft tdnddn eniimdiien fer'
ran tuaaIien idlteen on antanut lam-
iuntonia iultoiiemisto fparten iano'
malebbisid.
Sanallafaon hdn ei mainitle ettet
bdn tuIiii olemaan prefoentin eboof'
foano euraapisia ia tpaaleisia, fpaan
fen iiiaan foioao palion tdrfedm
pddn aTioan. prefoentin !ouiunto
pddoiiasia fiidltdd paronfien ia fe'
botufien iuoielemoan perusmslofeia,
ioito bdn lanoo buu mooie' ia iofa-
listipuoIueen ubfaopan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
Gotta Halfanilla bba iatfmi Ia
fplera raitppaa tiirffilaiSten
fesfunoeeSa.

2ontoo, marroSf. 16 p. = Softos
ta iImoitetaon, ettd Iultoonin ormei
ia petdptpo pbG &onstoniiuopoliir
pain, ioten buIsnrioIaiiet ofpot M
ionfun mailin pd6sId 3onstantino'
poliSta. 4opobmneesta taistelusto
2onstontinopolin eoustallo eridfudi
tiebonannot iuuresti. 8ulaoriolaiiei
ilmoittanot, ettd ti,rffiIaiIet eipdi
ole tebneet mit66n Iuurempaa fpos'
tarintaa, tpaon omat biIiafIeen ipe'
tGpipneet tofuperin, iotoipaStoin
2onstantinopolisto ilmoitetnon TURF
filoiSten ioutfoien ioiSielefpan Ella
mdstG ia fuolemoSta pddtaupun9in
ebustallu. 2oiteSta pddttden ndpttdd
tobelta Ie, etld bulenriolaiIet etene
ipdt biIalleen pbd I6bemmdfIi Sons
tantinopnlia, g9ormonn pioetddn,
ettd pdimdn tai faboen tuluttuo bulls
gnriolaiIet iaopupat Sonstontino
poliin. Serbian ultooIiuin ministeri
lomIni tGnddn, etd ndliroubo Cur
Fin 10 Bulgarian nGlilId ei ole tpie
Id lopulIiIeSti aletiroitettu.
BucborestiSto Ienndtetddn. ettd
tolera Iefpidd nopeosti buI9orialais
ten lotaiouffoien testuuoesia. Oul
.earialaiict tieltdmdt itie tdmdn bu'
bun tobenperdiippoen. aonstantino'
polisio Iefpidmdn foleran ebfdiiemi'
IetIi ci ole tebtp lpield iuuri mitddn.
Sniraot on idtettp oman onnenin
ncjoon. DlieId6n muuollo fuin Sons.
tantinppoIisia Ell ole jonouttu bous
iaumaon eoes niitd ruuntiitotaon,
iotta foIern on topponut, iuoti iitten
estdmGdu muIten foIeran lefpi6s
mistG. ioien foleran leDi6minen Ina
uuita rpaubtio mdtGnelpistd ruumiiss
la.
Gontoo, morrost. Is y. - gmpdri
Guropna mlfuii IGbtDIanomia, ioiss
la ferrotaon buI9oriolnisten tpallots
toneen turttiloiien armeiian pddfo'
mentaion 3tm Posban padma'
jan Saoemfcuin ia ettG ytosim pos'
ban armeiia antoutunut. bulgaria.
Iuisten ilmotetaou hinteutuneen 2is
liosnimiIeen foupuntiin osti, iofa on
Wtuston meren ronnnlln ,oinoostoon
iontun moilin mntfon pddsId 2ons'
tantinopoIiSta. Ndiqe uu!iIile Ell ole
fumminfaan pirauiIista ldbteistd
tuIIut mitGGn pobpismsta.
6oIiasta Iaapuneiben epdmddrdiss
ten tietoien mufaon otpot Bulgaria
loiiet tpaIIottaneet fuuI / eri Iiunotus'
to 9cbatalia liniolia.
RoIeron ilmotetoon Iefpidp6n Min
trffiIotsten fuin bul9uriolaistentin
fesfuuoeSIn nopeasti. 2oleran lerpi'
dminen otomden fesfuuoesia ia on
fdpnpt ubfaopofIi, fporiintin Sons
tontinopolin pmpdrist1ad olepien
Iotoiouftoien fesfuuoeS1a.
W(onaStirin luono toiStelu
fdpunisId.
yliin Serbian fuin 4reifonfin tie,
oonannoiSIo ilmotetoon toistelun
Wlonostirin Iuona oiepan parails
laan tdpnnisid. Ulitddn pfIitpis'
fohtaiiempio tietoia taistelusta ei
ole tuIIut. 3efti paSba on foonnui
ltintiien iotofentdn boiolleen lpDbpi
ionfoi Wlonastiriin ia oitoo toiStello
piimeiIeen asti pbbistpneitd ierbia'
Iaifia ia freiffoIoiia iouffoio fpas'
taan. Serbioloiiet ioufot opot Iaor'
lancet foupunein, mutta eifpdt ole
usfoltoneet rpbtpd iuoronaiIeer
bp5tfdpfieen ennenfuin freiffaloiie
ioutot iaopuituot SoIonitista beibdr
omufIenIa.
9lmerifon freiffaIoiiet futIuttu
oieiIiin.
Washington, .. 6. morrasf. 1t
p. = aaifti gbbpsmoIoisia uIutpa
freittaIoiIet, iotfa otpot fpuofnt
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Washington, .. 6. morrosf. 10
p. = aaifti gbbpsmauoisfa uiutpot
freittaIoiIet, iotfa opat fpuoFna
1896, 1897 ia 1898 polpeIIeet moss
iomaesId, on fuiiuttu oieiiiin ia pa
Iaamoon fotimoobonio. NeIidn fiiun
aioIId beibdt usfotaan ioataipon To-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-21
81 Iano oIenanIa pettpnpt.

vSuoIimatta Iiitd, ettd olin toitpe'
hifas ennen fpooIeia, en- fuitenfaon
oIIut ielloilesio mielentilasia, ettd
oIiiin t,intenut iuurta pettpmpstd, ia
MT minuSta ndpttdd aitpan fuin ct
aiemo oIiii noinut toiIin ollofoan" ,
Ianoo Soft. Sitte ban Idbtee ielitte'
Iemddn, ettd bdnen baIIitufiestaan
annetut onforot arnoStelut olitpat
enemmdn fuin fplIifIi ofottamoan,
ettei bdnead hliIi olemaan riittds
mdsti Iuofiota. 3nitenfin ianoo bdn
plepanio ian9en iIoiuen ettd on iaa'
nut tiloiiuuben ola preiibenttind Ia
ebes oIofifoan toimia rcriaottet'
benIo" toteuttomiieff.
2uten piintpneimmdt fponboilliiet
ainofin, ieIitt6d Soit, etiei ebistpstd
rpoiba ioomuttoa robitaaIiliao toi'
miIIo. Soit ei toll iono etteiipdt pa
rannutiet oIiii torpeelliiio, ipoon
pdinpaStoin oiottao rafostananio
niitd find mddrin, ettei bdn tobbo
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16

Chas. e. Vanderpool was up from
Yaquina the first of the week.
Deputy Game Warden J. j. Gatens
OF Newport was in town this week.
The Misses Hamilton went to
Newport Wednesday night. Miss
Gail returned this morning.
j. j. Werner of Siletz made
proof on his homestead before
County Clerk Howell Tuesday.
Frank Carson departed Tuesday
morning for his old boyhood home
in France-or perhaps it was Port
land.
Lewis Montgomery Of the Oregon
Lumber and Construction company,
arrived down from Portland Tues
day evening.
Frank Fogarty went to Newport
Wednesday to take charge of the
steamer Newport while Captain o.
F. Jacobson is in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Phillips ar
rived from Medford Wednesday
evening and are visiting among
their many old time friends in this
city.
The three-cent passenger rate on
the Corvallis & Eastern railro ad
went into effect on the 9Th of this
month. This beats four cents a
mile.
AL Read has retired from the
Palace Restaurant, his partner, J.
A. Peterson, having bought his in
terests. Mr.. Peterson, with the
assistance of Mrs. Peterson, will
continue the business.
Mrs. David Ruble died at her
home in Waldport yesterday morn
ing, at the age of II years. Mrs.
Ruble was one of the old Pioneers
of this county. She is survived by
eight children, three sons and five
daughters.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
WaIdport.

The Wilhelmina is still with us
on account of the unfavorable con-
dition of the bar.
The Condor is also bar bound but
as long as the crew gets invited to
an occasional party they can stand
it.
Messrs. Bales and Rowin are build
ing a launch for M. C. Kellow.
Supervisor George Bethers spent
Tuesday with US and went on to the
south end of the county. Mr..
Bethers expressed satisfaction at the
work being done by our schools.
Mr.. Vader of Nortons has been
spending a few days at Waldport
and says the town has improved
since his last visit.
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creek, which anyone can use at any
time.
Jim Battise has sold his place to
some strangers and has moved onto
his wife's place at Long Prairie.
F. Aldron was absent in the VAL
ley on some special business several
days ago.
Bill Warn of Grand Ronde, Polk
county, is here on visit.
Talk about a good time! The
Indians of SO had a great time
here on the 9Th day of this month.
The registration books are now
open and many have registered, still
there are great many holding back
for some reason.
A fine lot of cattle were driven
out Of this section. The buyers
were well pleased with the condi-
tion of them.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16

Commons went to Yaquina on Tues
day.,
Miss Gertrude Phelps began her
term of school in the North Beaver
district Monday.
Miss Hester Hill came home
Tuesday on account of her fathers
illness.
Our school took vacation Tues
day afternoon, the cause being a
bad stove pipe and the strong wind.
consequently fire was started in
the roof. Fortunately it was soon
extinguished, but there will be no
school until the pipe is renewed,
which will be only a day or so.
A. W. Weber vas injured by a
horse stepping on him last week
but is about again.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
West Yaquina

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Will
lis, Febru ary 2, 1912, a daughter.
Both mother and child doing nicely.
G. P. Lyons brought a scow load
of lumber down from Toledo yes
terday and is now preparing to
build his new house.
D. W. Hewett has been over here
for the past week putting in early
garden. Mr.. Hewett will move his
family over in a few weeks.
Miss Daisy Ferr and Miss Hester
Hill entertained the "Flare Up
Club" at the home of the former
last Thursday evening. Only a few
of the members were present on
account of the storm which rend-
cred crossing the bay very difficult.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
Eddyville.

The Eddyville Grange will give
a dance Wednesday, the 14th.
F. A. Aldrich has a contract for
cutting railroad wood.
Mrs. A. L. Mcdonald of Chit
wood was in Eddyville Saturday.
Mr.. Damon was hearing sheep
one day last week.
Dan Weltin has finished plowing
his grain land and will commence
seeding as soon as, the weather per-
mits.
1t is rumored that Miss Evans is
soon to quit the Eddyville school to
accept some other position.
Paddy Wakefield, who is attend
ing school at Hubbard, came over
to spend few days with his-par-
ents.
Quite an excitement was caused
Saturday afternoon by an alarm
by telephone that the residence of
w. F. Wakefield was on fire. The
men folks were away from home at
the time, but number of the
neighbors anwsered the call, and
soon had the fire under control.
Very little damage was done.
E. H. Vader has resigned as
agent for Wells, Fargo Co., and ,,as
there is no one else here that will
serve at present we lose. the express
office.
P. 0. Shirley of Enterprise came
to Eddyville Saturday to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Colby. He says
the thermometer registered 6 below
zero when he left there.
The ground hog seen his shadow
all right, but no one in this neck O.
the woods seem to care a snap.
The farmers are plowing and get
ting ready for seeding, while in
dications point to an early Spring.
The price of eggs and butter are
dropping while sugar is advancing,
a never failing sign that Spring is
near.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
Siletz

The beautiful sunshine has passed
over our section and left US the
shady Spring, while the wild lily
and other fancy flowers are still
growing.
Some days ago Thomas Mcdonald
had an accident while riding. His
Pat horse threw him breaking his
leg, on the road at the Lower Farm.
Oscar Snave and sister gave H.
Hanson and family visit the other
day. 1t is claimed that Mr.. Han
son and another friend are going to
tuild a ferry at the mouth of Sans
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
BIDS WANTED.

Newport, Or, February 6, 1912.
Sealed bids are asked for the
grading of wagon road in road dis
trict No. 6 from the foot of Buford
Hill at end of present grade to east
line of road district 6, being the
west line of David Williams farm.
Road to be constructed in accord.
ance with specifications and plans
on file in the County Clerks office.
County Court reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. All bios
to be filed with the County Clerk
on or before March 6, 1912.
Andrew York,
Road Supervisor District 6.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
Ona

We are sorry to hear of the ill.,
ness of Sam Hill and hope to hear
of his recovery soon.
D. W. Hewett has gone to the
Daley place on the bay near South
Beach, which he has rented. He
is putting in potatoes and doing
work preparatory to moving in the
early Spring.
Miss Lillian Joness1of Salem came
in on Saturday to her place on
South Beaver, returning Tuesday.
Her brother, Mark, accompany ing
her as far as Salem on his way to
Eastern Oregon.
THE Busy Beavers" gave a Leap
Year dance at Ona Grange Hall on
Saturday, the 10th. The hall was
tastefully decorated BETTING the
occasion with red hearts, crepe
paper, ferns and japanese lanterns.
About thirty guests accepted their
hospitality and enjoyed sumptuous
lunch served at IL o'clock. The
young ladies were greatly compli-
mented upon their ability to man.
age, even to calling their square
dances.
A. H. Phelps took cream to va
quina on Monday.
J. H. Wolfersperger and A. L.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
KernvilIe.

The team went the first of the
week to Sheridan after Mrs. Lock-
wood She says she can ride lying
down.
G. s. Parmele's sister is expected
next week from South Dakota. It
has been 25 years since he saw Mrs.
Sparks.
Harry Fuller had a real serious
spell of tonsiitis but is convalscent.
Merchant VIM. Dodson contem-
plates building large barn in the
near future.
The Parmele boys are making
some plank road. They say they
have been looking for the county
surveyor ever since last August.
The Judge said he would send
him. If he doesn't come soon they
say they will run their own lines
and build their own road and bridge
over Schooner creek. Then look at
the people who travel over their
good road!
The phone wire is stretched from
Frank Murray's to Taft. Anon
Bones is setting poles to Pixies camp
and from there to connect with the
cannery. Soon the poles will be set
from Taft to the cannery, then the
line will be connected from Anon
Bones to Frank Murray's. Then
Frank can tell US of his bride he
has gone out after.
Harry Fuller has rented the Joe
Stephens place.
Archie Stephens has moved in
the Walter Bones house near Anton
Wisniewski's and has began teaching
his school.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
lered leach
Gu rRutln Associate

Miss Hester Hill returned home
Tuesday on account of the illness
of her father.
Several young people fir ON here
and Yaquina went over to Ona Sat-
urday to attend the Leap Year
dance at the Grange Hall. All re-
port "fine time"
Miss Hill went to Toledo on bust
ness last Saturday.
A. H. Phelps was over from Ona
Monday.
Leland Wright and o. L. Snow
completed a new row boat last week
and are now beginning work on
another.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK
FOR TOLEDO.

Toledo is soon to have a postal
savings bank. Postmaster Renus
Arnold having received notice last
evening that this office has been
chosen for the installation of a pos
tai savings bank and that the same
would be inaugurated March Z,
1912. Deposits will be received
as small as one dollar, and the Gov
ernment will pay interest on these
deposits at the rate of two per cent.
No one can deposit more than one
hundred dollars per month, nor
more than FIVE hundred dollars per
year. Depositors cannot check on
their account, but may withdraw
the whole amount at any time.
These banks are created to encour-
age thrift among the the wage
earners, and allowing them 10 get a
small per cent Of interest on their
savings.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
Tidewater

Mr.. Durbin, the forest ranger,
is surveying out rangers stations,
one on Scott creek and one on the
Alsea river above Tidewater.
A. C. Thisse. is getting along fine
with his logging. Mr.. Fletcher,
the teamster, was laid off as the
men have caught up with the cut
ting for few days. Mr.. Thissel
will roll the rest of the logs into
the Alsea river.
Carl Barlay is working for Hugh
Berry this week. They are build
ing barn on Mr.. Berry's home
stead.
Tom Barclay is around again and
has gone to work for A. c. Thissel.
j. R. Barclay is on the sick list.
Miss Kittie Goodman went to
Tidewater to visit relatives.
M. A. BEEN returned home from
Toledo on the 9th.
Jesse Bales is broncho rider,
yet Ray Barclays horse threw him
high and dry on a hill so feet
away. Anyone wanting young
colts broken to ride should call on
Jesse.
Burton Barclay will return home
from his steelhead camp on the AL
sea river next week.
Carl Baird and family have moved
onto the B. E. Barclay place. They
had the misfortune to upset their
wagon in moving but fortunately
no one was hurt.
Albert Barclay is assisting Mr..
Durbin survey rangers stations.
Fay Barclay has been helping
John Thissel with his plowing.
Miss Maggie Clouse is going back
to Texas. We are sorry she is 60
ing to leave.
John Morehead had the misfor-
tune to lose little finger by get
ting it caught between two shingle
bolts coming together end to end.
Miss Nettie BEEN has gone to
work in Waldport for DR.. Lintons.
Mrs. Monta Smallwood is visiting
her father, M. A. BEEN.
Fay Barclay is helping Mr.. Ernest
Smallwood do some clearing.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE
FOR LAND

The four year old black, Perch
eron, stallion owned by the Pioneer
Horse Breeders Association. If
bought for service within the county
can guarantee a good business.
Terms easy. For further inform
alton write Andrew Nye, Newport,
Oregon, or Jay Dunn, Toledo, Ore
gon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
BIDS WANTED.

Newport. Or, Feb. 6, 1912.
Sealed bids are asked for clearing
right OF way from brush and down
timber and slashing Of any timber
commencing at city limits on Big
Creek road and running on line of
survey about one mile to a point
where it leaves present Big Creek
road.
Bids to be filed with the County
Clerk on or before March 6, 1912
Andrew York,
Road Supervisor Dist. 6.