HILISUOBO ARGUet. OCT. il I'M"
MOEPENDENT ELECTRIC
GETS A FRANCHISE
(Irani RlgM t
Irtxt l,',u ""4 s,rln W,ri
ur Orcntu
eu-tric Company
t( Mel
. llilUlH.ro. and then from
HillslH.ro down to Oremo. tm.l
from On'i"'" u v!l. They
,rr gt,M' 11 ''ru,"',1'H,
(ovrrini; t'"''r lim' fru,n U,H,V'
Kortut i!""v' to
,m.-r I'lunt. "Ibis wives
than tin- rwM to erect h.I.-s J(ni
(rt.t apart. tu! tin te nh!
8t K-at 2.1 ''t -iKlith;
the wire to be ut least 2.1 feet
v i i i )
ibove t'"' ihk"v Winn- uj
hall in.ss n public road; and the
point to 1' within two feet of
Jh interior Uiundary of ! the
county road. fxrit where there
vwilcwallm. ! tt' tt'1 M,n
mutt ! ",,ttr,y UH ''W'tile
It th" edp t'11' wulk.
Tin- franchise ha Ihh-ii in cept -
J ami will U in force ut the
enj f ten i!uy frtnu OctoUr
24th.
This i.s tli"' new eompunv that
recently purchased the llillb
wtity water uml light system.
Apparently they prutHe to U
in a j.sition to light Forest
Grove, Ihllcy. (Jmtoii. Cornelius,
liillnlr. Orctico, Ueedville,
and farm houses, also, whirh
may reipnre juice.
MCI ION SAl.l;
The untlTHik'ti'i will Hell ut pub
lie auction ut his place, tin' north
east part of tin' Jot' Hare place,
1-2 mile south of New ton Sta
tion, on the old KobinHoli place,
U'tnnnicif at 10 o'clock a. m.. on
ThTKSPAY. NOVKMHKK K
a uir, U )cail ul.l. I V !. K'ajr
kuiir. u yn uM. u.w IU; I.U. a niur, II
t old, II, lr uii. 7 )' i.l. I,
IudIIm, all aril t.ii.k, turn. glvlt K milk.
ill (trthrti in Uart'b. H li.l l;,
mailt oA, ortvlit hUmjI its llw, t
ptllig lint. n. 6 llr. of lirlfti. 1 ymtt
old, ill Itnliru ik Mitt , Imll. H uttilli
oil, jowl !.. k ; V r'Oc kru; 6 ilmki, 6
latkrit, arw Milrlirll Vallry tKuu, J
14 inch ai'lr Inc. I tfnoi. I It) tuitnw
lilt, dump rail, lop huggy. Itiunt itrw.
back, in til tinlri; ctt, il'a li
ro. -HU UkiIIi Inflow, abtitrfl pluw
bc lllluki liumrf, 4 i but till,
tur ik'. hy lark; liiil taint lolln.
art ut il. uli'e utk haibraa; J aria of
oglf lunirM; aailillr; fan mill; 14
Ixh airrl U am ilo, H I in It ixl
Lrim plow, li.n.l doll ami vanlrn r-.l
tr; farlrn IihiU ami tithrr ariltlrt lui
unu-iuu to inrnlum.
Fret lunch at noon.
Terms of Sule--Sum.4 of $10 and
under, ciLsh; over $10, one year's
lime at K per cent interest on
bankuhle not en, 2 er cent off for
ia.sh on .miinn o -r HO.
A. tWrieri, Owner.
J. C Kurutli, Auctioneer.
Kd. Shut.', Clerk.
A Sermon I'rorn Nature
Next Sunday morning. October
m, ut the First Connrenational
Church, Kvan l Hughes will
)eak on "The Fullintr l-af.
Mr. lliihes KH'nd the trrenter
part of each week among his
trw-H, in intimate communion
.. M .. . a
nn nature, Imteninir to her
voice; on Sunday he would like
to tiring to hin audience the mes-
wk'e he has receivel. Not mustv
meoioKieui lKH)k. not the Close
air telling of the burning of mid
light oil. hut the free, ouon
dean ntinosoherw of fl.!' out-of-
doors is theenvimnment in which
was conceived the address. For
tl'at reason a special invitation
t attend is cordially extended to
the men and women not in th
hahit of going to church. (1hm1
inspiring music will add to th
attractiveness of the Hervice.
PUBLIC SAl.l-
1 he UlHlerviimo.l li'ill u..ll nt null-
he sale at his farm 3 miles due
vast of Hillstwro. and one an
oiii'-half mileH northwest of
KceUville, at ten a. m.f on
TUKSDAY. NOVF.MHFU 1
horse, ia yer, i.oo; iffay maie, H
yt, 14.10; nry liotar, 10 yr, 1 mo; gray
- 10 yia, 1100, with aucklinif coll at
- ! nine rir, of milk cowl, full MihhI
Kmilfd Jerarvi. all In milk, com
Ihu f.-.-t . . ' '
a "fu iroin Janiiarv i mi! two lirllrrn,
? V, liill-WtMHl Jcrary. with rnlf; 4 nil
'"oiivi-a, fu.,oo,l JetiM-v Imll, cominK
mm, ii.tborne hinder, W001I11 niowtT
"ajtaki-, tedder, diac harrow, itpritiK
'"Mil lmrrow, three-section Heel dra
-iirrow, cultlvttlor, heavy i'4 BurR
Km, old whkuii, heavy apritiR K"
Iiih'l'v. i-urt a.t lifativ work liar
'lr"'1 all houM-holil fiirnllurc. X liedrootn
"? mmnlcle, aa-ft eitenMoii diuiiiK
Ulile, kliohen table. Home Comfort
K. heater, kitchen ntetialU, No.
wnptie cream separator. 6 10 (jal cream
Sfixm tooliand nuincroua oilier r
all without reserve. Twenty
" pair. Pekid-ducki, 2 pair I"
"IKI K11111... .I...L. ....1 ....... nl.l..kiia
v-ornell incuhator, Joo capacity, and a
Twins of Sale - Under $10,
fash; 'fen and over, one year
wnkahle note, nt S per cent,
two percent, off on cash over
wn dot law.
James Rorwick, Owner.
1. 1'. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
J. K. Borwick, Clerk.
Mr. ami Mn. Alli. rt S. Shole.t'
returned Saturday from an ex -1
tended vi ut at .Nin th I'.ratirh.
Michigan. They re,rl fin.'
wealher l.a. k (here and nu r,,t
in Michigan up Pi tin- tim.- ,f
their depart ore. Tli.-y were ae-
e .ni.anie.l Wi-,t hy Mr. at,. Mn.
I. C. I'.rivs. i.f N, th I'.rani h,
oiid Mr. WeHtun, mother of
M 'MdaineH Shol.-i ami I'.riey.
I lie i .lti.14 i-Miert to
e re in On-yon and are highly
pi. iied with what they have
Keen of Washington County,
I'.inn r ; in the vicinity of I'.ea-
erloll. I'.i e.l . e arej Wheeler
are nolii.e that the Wl I,.r
w arehouse i! now open and ready
to lerer. hay, grain and ila
t"-M. Wnl al o Imy ami n,. hay,
grain, mil! feed, hand, gravel
and l enient. ( jive me a call
. K. Wheeler. Wheeler on
Southern 1'aeiiic, f,
Never at this time of year
hince a ihingtnii ( 'oiinty hecaine
Mnctly a dairy county has there
1 eeii HUi h magnilicent tiasliiraL'e
I he grass has had a wonderful
growth, and it is as succulent
and iiourishing as in the Spring
tnd iiei haos more Ko. I'Iic ven
al, wsiihi weather, ami the rains
w Inch came in tune, have made
lollars for the dairymen.
I represent the Soirella Cutset.
Make selections in your home.
where accurate measurements
an In- taken, and you get u cor
net to meet the reciuirelllcliLs of
your figure. Send ixistal card.
or phone call for appointment.
Mrs. M. K. Caudle. IlillsUm.
Oregon, Filth and .Jack. son Sts.
ml. plume, r.H. lit-:t7
lr. S. 1. I.inklater had Jinhl
W. Il'atul, who worked on the
felsman jilace, north of town,
oiiwved to St. Vincent lios)i-
tal. ut Portland, Monday, lilaml
is a Hulfen r of infantile paraly
sis the malady that has had so
much publicity in the public
prints the past few months.
An one wishing a bargain in a
good Molstein cow, nne inuu-r
maker; also about 2 dozen Minor-
a hens niul pullets; "J dozen thor
oughbred I '.row n l-eghorn pullets,
and some Plymouth Pock hens,
impure of P'xkI fit. lnd. Tel.
Mr. Sealer, rurtnington. .U-,5
William Pehnnann, of south
of Cornelius, was in town Mon-
lay, returning from a business
trip to Portland. Mr. Mehnnatin
is building a residence fur Henry
Otto, of Paid Peak, on the Che-
ulein Mountain, and is assisted
y his sun. Herman.
Choice rose plants. slirublery
of all kimls, lilv bulbs, etc., for
sale ut the South IiillsUro
Creen house. Now is the time to
lo the fall planting, so get your
order m eariv. .Mrs. ngnes
Campltoll, Independent telephone
W est VA. 'll
Frank Ilol'mh and Ceo. I'ar-
etv. of the North nains county
mid who are hunting down with
Palnh Johnson, at .Myrtle I reek
send the Argus the following
laconic Hst card: "Plenty do
ing in the buck line.
Mrs. Marv Harris Armor.
iiresn elil o Uie intngia n. v
! . 1 . : .. w 1 -
V wi sneak al I lie 1-
. ' ... . .1 II IS
Church on the evening 01 Uclo
lu.r 'iiuli The sm-aker is said
in I... ihe "finest tilatform speak
since Frances K. Willard."
Paid Adv.
Deeds conveying the Haines
Klectric tKiwer Plant and inc.
HiIIsIku-o water and light plant
,. il,.. Iiwleiieiulent Klectric coin -
l" l"v . . .
oni.e lone been recorded in tlie
otlice of recorder of conveyances,
the past week
Wim ted: Cook for sawmill,
m.i.imr crew of iilxiut six men
"""i- , H' 1.1
Will engage lor winter, xoum
1 1 ... i- li'ive man and wife man
l .nil. .
i,. uoi-L- iii mill or woods, am
woman to cook. Bishup Hroth-
ers, t'ornelius, Route 1.
M.w S C. Martin, of below
Witch Hazel, has moved to Port-
h.i.d for the Winter, ami is now
residing at -'17 hasi mxui mi-eei,
. . . . .1- .1 C.
acconipaiueii ny ner m.u.
rent! Farm of 22 acres
" . . .... i..- ...,u;
containing a acres unuei
vation. House, barn ami orcnaru
- . i i l.Mi.vo!on of o
h'iftv yards from Elmonica sta-
. . 1. 1. l,.nii.ii
1 1.... nreiron raceme. iu.
of M. O'Mi'urn. lU-averton, ure,
R. 2, residing near ciinoiuci.
Alfred Oliver, of Montague,
Cal , was in town Monday, ac
companied by his biothcr-in:law,
C 11 Freer. He will remain in
()reg'on for an extended visit
with his sister. Mrs. Freer.
Do not forget to buy dress
and yard goods at the Gross sale
before the magnificent stock is
reduced. It will pay you to buy
now, at cost and below prices.
Mrs Dora J. Elliott, of Kiona,
Wash, is ddwn to the home
countv a guest of relatives at
Son: Mrs. Elliot still holds
her Hillstwro property.
Just arrived the famous W.
r n...,..i,,o ulioe. formerly han
dled in the city by Wehrung &
Sons. For a $3 50 shoe the
cannot be beaten by any shoe the
world has worn." wyauv,w,
W. E. Pruyn, lor a numoer ui
1 f
yearsconnecU'd withtheller4
ner electric iigm i"w "I
nn 11
vacation, a.pim - -
Hon. H. V. Gates liome,
UNITED FLAT CAR
Carwns Uft on truck nnd Start
ed of Own Momentum
nvi wpiikni) ui i.i i) oi.TKKinr
0cr Tatnlv are Srrinii.lv
Injured
I al Nighl
ast
evening, just at the
ClOS'
with
f d;i
day. a at car laden
o.ck worKinen and a
..... i. .. i .
woman
ook and her two children, shot
lown the grade near the ltock
'reek bridge this Kid(. the
tunnel on the Cnited. near Hel-
etia, and five were killed and
some score wounded. 1 he woman
was injured, but not seriously
mil her twochildren were saved.
Ir. I.inklater went out to at
om! to the unfortunate woman.
The lalmrers were placed on
th.
car preparatory to moving
amp. Thi
ar on the
engine left the Hat
track, with brakes
set, vvniie tney swiiciied oui a
... i : i .1 ... ,
oxcar that was U-twcen the
llat and tlie engine.
iey had barely left the llat
when it began to move. It ran
several hundred yards. Ihree
jumped to death, and the crash
came near the bottom of the
grade.
The dead and wounded were
taken to Portland to the hospi
tals. It is thought that several
more are so badly injured that
they will die.
liAUUAINS IN MATS
I w ish to close out all mv Fall
md Winter hats. Please cull and
e ir . i i ii i
see ior voiirseii ine s Hemiiu oar-
gains you can get-
Mrs. Khea Frost, Main & Third.
I V. Wil l. DPIiATI;
I'acilir I 'diversity is to have a
hate this year with the Uni
versity of Idaho. The ipiestion
or discussion reads as follows:
'Resolved. That the Enactment
of the Old Age Pension I,aw by
Croat I'.ritainWas Inexpedient "
There are to be two teams,
(insisting of two memliers each.
w hich are to be chosen at a try-
iut to be held Friday evening,
Nov. IS, in Marsh hall. The de
bates will take place on Friday,
Jan. Ill one at Forest drove and
one at Moscow. At Forest Grove
the affirmative will betaken by
Pacific and the negative by Ida
ho. The H)sitions will be re
versed at Moscow.
Till; CAMPAIGN
The campaign has not warmed
vet to its heighth. but Uth sides
are working iiki iroians. jne
, . . ri 'i'.. : . tl .
republican committee is doing iU
level ltost to elect the republican
ticket, while the Independents
are out making a canvas of the
county. They say they are re
ceiving a gixni ileal of encourage
ment from all points, the race
between the two candidates for
count v judge is attracting con
siderable attention. Judge Cood-
in claims he is getting along
nicely and will be elected, while
the Sewell supporters claim they
are getting encouragement Irom
all noint-s of the compass, and
that Mr. Sewell will come under
the wire.
CORONA HON 01- QUI-I-N
The Queens of Avilion. of Hills
boro, will give an entertainment
at the M. H. church, Friday eve,
October 28. at 8 o'clock. The
principal feature of the evening
will be the Coronation of the
newly elected Queen, Miss Mar
garet Hancock. This will be fol
lowed by a musical and literary
program, and the Queens prom
ise a rare treat to all w ho attend.
Admission, 10 cents.
WJI.UY PHILLIPS
Wiley Phillips, aged 75 years,
and who was a brother of the
late 1). T. Phillips, of Cornelius,
died back at Shawnee, Okla..
October 15, 1910. Phillips first
came to the coast in 1857, in
romnanv with his brother, Dan
iel. He lived on Dairy Creek for
several vears. and finally went
East Two vears ago ho came
West and expected to end his
davs on ttie coast. July 5th, he
went back to Shawnee to dispose
nf his prooerty there, and in
tended to return to Hillsboro ana
end his declining days in Wash
inirton County. News of his
death was received by Webster
Phillips, his nephew, the first ot
the week. Wiley Phillips was
well known to the old pioneers
of this section and he was a high
ly respected citizen.
J. T. Morrison, of near Farm
ington, was up yesterday, and
savs that ice froze down his way,
Tuesday niirht. He welcomes it
however, as this will cause the
Umves to fall and those who
tn nmv for anthracnose
i - -y.nt ,:r
can begin on their fruit.
New Holland Milch ner herring,
$110 per keg. at Crecr's.
Oliver S. Johnson, of Shady
P.rook. was in the city Monday
afternoon.
C. O. I .arson, of near Sher
wood, was up to the county seat
yesterday, on legal business.
Claus .Jesse, of near Itanks,
was down to the city Tuesday
morning.
Wanted: To buy cheat seed.
A. F. Horn rich. Poaverton. Ore
Koute 1. Pox 11.
Sam Moon and wife, of ('enter-
ville, were in the city the last of
the week.
I have added a very complete
line of cloth-bound books to my
stationery department. L. M.
Ilovt.
J. P.. Walker, of helow P.ea-
vcrton. was in the city 1 uesday,
coming to see his mother, who
resiiies ill I'.asi nuisooro.
tnove. see him for an estimate.
Frank Hill, of Gaston, was
down to the city Monday morn
ing, and reports the usual big
acreage oi rail-sown grain, in
that end of the county.
Money to loan on real estate
security.' We sell tarms. t ry
us. Ihe Neuiooi tu-aiiy ka).
HillslK.ro 12tf
i at' li Ik li.. '
Trv toasting marshmallows at
your next Ixm-tire party. Get
the right kind at the Den of
S weeds.
All of the latest books, in both
fiction and standard works, will
always be found in my book ae-
partment. L M. Hoyt,
m pt,.r MeCurter of Van-
.. . .i.r.L.lir.
eniivei- ; i is I ne cruesL oi n
week at the home of Mrs. 1. W.
Wyatt. her sister.
J. N. Miller, one of the sue-
cessiui onion raisers oi auoc
Oak Park, was in town yesterday
afternoon.
Horse for sale -hay, 3 years
old; MOO; broke, and sound and
true.-i-Martin Vandehey, at
county farm. Newton, one mile
Southeast of Hillsboro.
Kd. Schulmerich's sale was
. . 1 I i t O .. A 1
well aiienuea iasi caiuruay,
and the average was all that
could be wished. One cow sold
for $1M.
Alonzo Siiuires and Pearl T,
Lillgellfelter, both of Washing-1
ton Countv, according to the af
fidavit, were granted licenst U
wed this morning.
The W. C. T. U. will have a
medal contest at the M. E,
Church. Friday evening, Nov. 4,
at 8 o'clock. Eight Hillsboro
young ladies. Everybody in
vited. Free.
On October 20 -a week ago
today--H. T. Bagley and wife
were at Galveston. Texas, and
are expected home about Sun
day or Monday. On the 19th
inst. the weather down at New
Orleans was very warm.
Benjamin Tooze and Miss Lola
Saylor were united in marriage
at Sherwood. Ore., October zd,
1910. Rev. J. Cowman officiating,
The ceremony was performed at
the home of Dr. A. L. Saylor.
John Ireland, of Greenville,
was down to the city yesterday.
John brought in three dressed
norkers.
11 months old, that I
brought him in $75 in gold coin.
That's going some.
C. W. Barr. one of the old
timers of near Ceder Mill, was
in the city yesterday. He and
Mrs. Barr have been suffering
from severe attacks of rheuma
tism, and ho was up for medical
assistance.
Lost: Lady's watch. Small,
gold, hunting case. Blgin.
Reward. Mrs. George Doughty,
Hillsboro. Ore. Watch was lost
between M. E. Church and post
otlice.
Dr. 0. E. Cline. one of the
wheel horses ot Oregon Metho-
,. i. ...i. -j.i :..u
UlSin, was out io u e oiu t"".
yesieroay. nr. Millie is one ui
the old-time exhorters and he
knows how.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Williams, of Portland, and for
merly of Glencoe, October 21,
1910. a son. Mr. and Mrs. Jas
per Kett'er, of Glencoe, are for
t he first time trrandoarents. and
they went to Portland yesterday
to See the young tellOW.
,,. . . ai it i. 1 r u
Plastering of the Hotel Wash-
ington is progressing finely, and
the cement ground noor is laid
It will not be many weeks until
the structure is ready for occu-
..-,1 1 1 ii l
pancy. , l ie contractors imr;.K
tney wui nave i cau.-
ness so tnawuessrs. uiuoiu a iu
vyann can open tne nosteiry oyi
me IHH1UUJ WrtM.ii, at c..C .accoc.
Tin nn the KMv iilnee. north
of Glencoe, Oct. 26, 1910, a son, came to Oregon in 1865. The
to Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Ash. husband, a well known resident
The young fellow's father is a of the Cedar Mill section, sur
Soanish War veteran: his errand- vives. Frank Burton, a son, and
fnt her a veteran OI the UlVll war:
I father A veteran
of the Mexican and war of 1812
nnd hi ret-ffrpftt-ffrandfather
o votprannf th kovnliit.ion. The
i a - . f iU
Doy is nere to prepare iw uincv y.. It ' av. u j
Jaoanese disturbance about 20 sympathize with the bereaved
years hence.
COUNTY JAIL
Stole Helm & I'urdin Morse and
Ma gey Team at Sherwood
GETS BOND IN YAMHILL; KE-ARKESTLD
Brought to HilUboro Yesterday by
Sheriff Hancock
A young man passing under the
name of IL V. Wade, and w ho a
few weeks ago stole a horse from
the Heim & Purdin barn and
sold the animal in Vancouver,
and who subsequently stole a
team from E. G. Hagey, of Sher-
wood, selling the team in hast
torlanfj( was arrested in Port-
..,..,.,, ,i, u ntt,.
Ilitou I. lie ia.su ui cue m ici
u..llin,r a liv.rv lMm wriieh Vip
ine man nuying me learn, wnien
Wade sold for $75, was suspicious,
and dated his check a day ahead.
Upon inquiry later It wan fourd
that the New berg liveryman was
looking for the outfit. Wade
was arrested and taken to Mc-
Minnville, where he was given a
light bona oi snenn nan-
cock knew from Wade's descrip
tion that he was the party want
ed for the larceny of the Heim &
Purdin horse and the Hagey
team. When taken Into custody
at McMinn ville. after being re
leased on bond, he admitted to
Hancock that he was the nartv
wno disposed of both of the
Washington County livery outfits.
Wadti, whose real name Is Joe
Laurenz. and who formerly lived
Via guinninfftAn curt inn ia a
young man in the twenties, and
has had the advantage of careful
raising,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Martin Hart to D 8 Btnith, So a aec
as t t u r 4 w io
V T Brice to A K Kern, tr sec 26 t t
an w 1300
J K Kaaer to Olive Scott, 37.22 a tec
7 t 1 r 4 w - 10
W II Lang to V A Vaokirk, 9 and
r of w aec 31 1 2 1 r 1 w 1700
Patrick Cronio toGeoTaplin, 5oz2o2
feet blk 42 Forest Grove 350
W A Carter to P T Hill, 80 a lec 22
In r 1 w .3500
E W llaii.es to O M Gardner, lots
30 & 31 & part lot K) in Oak Park, 1500
J T Alexander to A B Stone, 40 a
sec4t3nr3w lo
Aul Blank to E Stewart, 60 a sec 26
t mn
W L Peters to W H Lang, 9 V a sec
31 1 a s r 1 w nh?
Mary M Payne lo Irvin K Payne,
tr in Michael Moore d I C 10
J II Hathaway to J F Daly, 160 a
sec 9 t 2 n r 6 w 10
Jacob Saunders to C C Hoc pes, 2.46
a k s lupper a 1 c 1500
J L White to O A Cannon, i:S a t 2
n r 2 w 100
Herman Metz" to Hosina Maurer,
2 lets blk 44 M :U ;rr Acrrt 1
llsines Power Co to Iml Klec ric Co.
electric ieht plant & svstem 1
Hillsboro Water & bgbt to same,
system & franchise in Hbo 1
U S Couri to W T Scholfield, decree
of bank uptcy I
Arthur Sclmbach to W Margn i, und
H mt 5 1 a t 2 n r 4 w 1
Chris Yungrn to United Hallways,
4.63 Helvetia 625
Chas K Umitnian to Fred and Chai
tSchombt rg, io a sec 11 t s r 3 ...
Fted Schombetg et al to Jacob Wti-
gert, same as above 1500
0 c K R toT R Davis, warehouse
R B wX'r to M.i
11
Berg, 1.I32
a tec4 t I s r 1 w lbu
1.'. i , t . ,, L' ; . 1 1. .. . . ,
7. 8 west Union noo
Mt Hotxl Brewing Co to Adam Zinr,
p 4 nut 1 !serwooi 700
v. n w nue 10 J no cuuier w niie, in
a sees 31 & 32 t 2 n r 2 w 1
Henry Hay mend to Garfield Kay-
mono. 14.20 a hit wood Farm . . 10
Garfield Raymond to Henry Ray
mond, same as above 10
Eliza Jane Barrett et al to C F Bar
rett, 35 a near Greenville 10
Western Oregon Trust Co to Wtu
Hurley, tracts II. 2 and 13 Vir
ginia Place 10
Jacob Kiiefcer to W S Flynn, 20 a
sec 2 t 3 r 1 w 100
J S Thompson to Charlotte Ketche
son, I.75 a E Walker d 1 c 1300
C R llodedon to I V Trullinger, 2
lots in R Williams' d I c l5oo
K I Kuratli to C A D'Hondt, 2 lots
in Fairvlew
Nettie Gould to Gustav Hall, 7 a sec
24 t 2 s r 1 w 1350
I V Tiullinger to W C Pickens, lot 6
blk 1 South Coast Add .1500
IF W wa'scti to n il jsmeuei, una h
nf ,.. . & 8 biv , Simmon's add.iSoo
Eugeue Itelplanche to V A Harris,
50x100 feet blk it Muimon a ait.... 300
M Pelersou to W H Barker, 50x200
feet lot t bit .31 F Grove 800
Larkln Ball to Ada McConnell, 4,'i
a sec 12 t 2 t r 1 w
Patrick Cronin to Olive Scott, 160 a
sec u 1 1 n r 5 w 10
R H Walker to J C Fleishman, 26 44
Barton d 1 c 3300
Same to Geo A Riggs, 5 n a Barton
Hg ;v;;-oy H i'C'Go'.
lrl R Williams donation 378
K J McAlear to W A Prosser, 100 ft
, in v.vinr.. .d.iition 1600
F.velyn to I O Pier.lot n Evelyn die 10
MRS. D. C. BURTON
Mrs. D. C. Burton, of near Cedar
Min died Sundav. and the fu
, took Dace Tuesday. She
in Kentucky, and was
gg ghe was married
to Mr. Burton in 1868. She
wno resiuea on cue iiumc pmcc,
I 1 :j AU
and Mrs. Nora Schwarz, of Port
land, are the surviving children,
Mrs. Burton was a very ex-
eiuolary women, and had a wide
Lirnln vf friania wrin r)aar.lM
1 husband and children.
Judge Campbell today heard
the Keavorton school case w here
in suit w as brought to review the
action of the lioard of directors,
and to enjoin them from building
their new school house, on the
grounds that the notices of
election were not protierly eiven.
Bagley & Hare were for the ob
jectors and S. B. Huston and
Oglesby Young were for the
school toard. Divorces granted:
Albeschies vs Albeschies; Jeffs
vs Jeffs; Smith vs Smith; Musik
vs Musik; Warn bold t vs Wam
boldt; Fisher vs Fisher, divorce
granted wife and property set
tled out of court John and El
len Wood were allowed to regis
ter title to land near Greenville.
The Schiller - a 10 cent cigar,
and the Grand Marca, a two for
a quarter cigar, are what you
w-ant when you buy a cigar.
Kept at every bar in Hillsboro.
Ask for them.
James Churchill, of Gales
Creek, doesn't go out to get ven
ison or wild game, for the
denizens of the forest come to
his ranch. The other day a deer
ran into his backyard and be
coming tangled in a woven w ire
fence, broke its neck. James
had venison without going after
it. A short time back Churchill
killed a wildcat that was prowl
ing around his chicken house,
and a little later killed a bear
that invaded his barnyard.
Just ask Emrick & Corwin to
see one of their new gopher
traps. Gets them every time
and there is no chance of shoot
ing yourself or running a spear
in vour hand.
Briefs have been filed in pro
bate court setting forth the
claims of several alleged heirs to
the estate of Patrick McNulty,
who died intestate, near Sandpit,
several years ago, and left a val
uable piece of land, comprising
over 100 acres. Bagley & Hare
are representing an heir named
Mary McGann, of Pennsylvania.
The other alleged heirs are in
Minneapolis and in County Mayo,
Ireland.
Four men wanted to grub.
Will furnish team, stump puller,
cable, power, etc., to right
party. D. H. Willers. Hillsboro,
Ore., Route 4. Three miles south
west of Hillsboro.
J. W. Shute. banker, through
Attorneys Bagley & Hare, filed
suit against A. J. Stephenson, on
a promissory note in the sum of
$700, with interest since July,
1909. He asks for a writ of at
tachment to send to Multnomah
county. The complaint asks for
$75 attorney fee. Stephenson
was formerly connected with the
water and light plant, and is now
interested in the new sawmill at
Timber.
For rent: 160 acres with 40
acres in cultivation; 1JU acres
fine pasture lands with running
water; fair buildings; 6 miles
southwest of Hillsboro. Kuratli
Bros. . 33-5
W. A. Tupper, who is one of
the instructors at the Portland
Business College, was out Sun
day, the guest of William Tupper
and wife, his parents. Heis
taking a law course and between
that and his duties at the busi
ness college he is kept very busy,
Llovd Tupper, his brother, is now
working for the Geo. Lawrence
Company as checking clerk.
Shropshire bucks, yearlings,
for sale eligible to registry
Ferd Groner, Scholls, Ore., post
office address, Hillsboro, Ore,
Route 2. 28-33
John Berrie, well known here
for the past twenty years and
more, was down from Carlton
yesterday, greeting his Hillsboro
mends. Mr. Berne for years
ran engines in this section. He
is now doing carpenter work at
the age of 81 years he will be
82 years old October 30 -and can
do a good day s work yet
C. R. Bloyd, the machinist, is
prepared to do all kinds ot ma
chine work and repairing. Can
repair anything from a penny
whistle to an aeroplane. 32-4
Chas. Davis, of Gaston, and
former resident of this city, was
down to the county seat this
week, greeting friends.
The first heavy frost of the
season struck Washington Coun
ty in spots, Tuesday night, and
it was a chiller.
C. E. Lytle, General Manager
of the P. R. & N., was a Port
land visitor yesterday, on busi
ness connected with the road.
JohnM. Pace Jr. and Ella N.
Smith were united in marriage
October 24, 1910, Judge J. W.
Goodin officiating.
S. A. D. Meek, of Glencoe,
was over to the county seat yes
terday. J. S. Swalley, of Reed ville. was
up to the city Wednesday morn
ing. E. C. Mulloy, of near Laurel,
was in the city yesterday.
A. L. Grebe, of Laurel, was in
town yesterday.
Frank Weisenbeck, of Witch
Hazel, was in the city yesterday.
Wilt Darety, of beyond Glen
eoe was in the citv vesterdav
i coe- wa9 mle cuv yesterday.
1 Argus and Journal, 12.25,
PRormsioNAU
F. A. BAILEY. M. IX
Physician anil MarirrHin
Oirlr-Bily Mcnfn biiwa, iitara.
Rooms li, u and 15. Koalttic -fV.nlh-wMlromar
Halln and tkwud Strwta,
Both 'Puoiina.
S. T. LINKLATER, II. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Ottlo upstairs orwr.Tlia bvlta Dmn bh.ra
Ktsldano East of Court io.nw..
In Lb corner of th Lima.
JAMEg PHILLIP TAMltMK. M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGfcON
Sariraon Southern Pacific Rallr...l Co.
Conaultatlon In Frmich or Kiib-11-.Ii. Of.
nc , upstairs, over A. Grow' atnra,
north aids of Main 8L. HUlaboro, Or.
A. B. BAILEY, M.D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone.. Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. ELMER H. SMITH
Osteopathic Ptiyik.i.in
m a
OFFICE HOI RS
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
9 to 12; I to 4; 7 to i.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
7 to 8 p. m.
Llnklater Bldg over Delta. Both Phone i
rrrWrVTVWTVVyvV
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Ba. ley Mock,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO ------ OHKUON
VWWWWAVA
"ev. . Saffaty W. a. Hmrm
B AO LEY A HARE
ATTORN BYS-AT-L AW
Roomi 1 and 1 Haste Boildiu?
HILLS BOKO. . , OKEtiON.
AAMMWV
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-tAW
Room j, 4, k 5, Morgan Blk. Hll'uboro.
WMVWVA''
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBT-AT-LAW
Office Upstalra. Bailey Morgan RIo-k
Rooms, i aal a.
HILLSBORO. - ORKGO.N.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBT-AT-LAW
Ornos: Main Street, opp. Court iluuue.
HILLSBORO OR KG ON
THOS. H. TOJJGUE, R.
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
The only graduated and licensed Veter
inary in Hillsboro. Sixteen years prac
tical experience.
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'S
ST A BLK No. 1
Office phonea: Pacific States 501; lnd. 21.1
Residence phonea; Independent !M;t; Pa
cific States 481.
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
I am Prepared to do High Class ,
Dental Work. A New Office with
Modern Equipment
Trmiesie Bldg. HlLUSBOKO, OttK.
Main and Third.
MODERN WOODMEN
Silver Leaf Camp No. 8I93, Modem
Woodman cf America, meets every lirst
and third Saturdays in each month ut
their Hall in Reedville, Oregon. Visit
ing and sojourning Neighbors sre cordial
ly inviied to attend camp nieeli l-i.
S. O. R110DF.S, Consul.'
R. E. HalijErman, Clerk.
fa mm:m:m:m ataes -ar au
i J.S.L0RSUNG
Contractor and Builder Pi
I ii
I Large Barns a Specialty i
i
g Ind'pt phone 151 Rood's Div.
Hillsboro, Ore., R F D. 5
liia ;'!! mmtm mi :m,M
DR II. F. HEINECK, V. S. D V. U.
VETERINARY PHYSICIAM
AND SURGEON
Office
SHERWOOD STABLE
lnd. Pho ie 09, Sherwood, Ore
DR. J. B. NORMAN
Physician and Surgeon
Office in
TAMIESIE BUILDING
Calls. Promptly Answered
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Argus and Oregonian, $2.25.
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