AIUM 1ST n, I»27.
THE HILLSBORO ARGUS
have the heaviest part of the work
done now, and have moved the big
shovel out und shipped it back to
Portland. They will do the balance
of the grading with men and teams,
and expect to be ready for track
laying in a short time. The new
foundation is in under the mill now
and they are setting unother boiler,
which will give them more power,
so they can run a resaw and planer,
ami thereby make and »hip a finish
ed product instead of shipping in
the rough as the old company did.
When thia mill is complete ami
ready to run it will be a better null
than it ever was before.
Clarence Monroe is giving the
Grange hull a now coat of paint
that is adding to the appearance of
the town.
Roland Scofield is over on the
Salmonberry river fishing and pick
Ing wild blackberries.
Harry Coleman of St. Helens is
located at the Elwood mill. He will
be the locomotive engineer. Harry
has fullowed this business for many
years.
Co., $6.55; Baall Pipe 4 Tank Cor­ Fagalde. $10; Flora Peschka, $15; F. A. McMahon, $2.10; George J. Danielson, $6; L. R. Carpenter, $9; Cora Andrus, $3; Mary P. David­
poration, $827.26; Beall Pipe 4 Frank Kelsey, $10; Grace C. Matte luck, $3.10; (State vs. C. B. Tester- Hilma Lovegren, $6; John Ockiund, son, $3; H. B. Johnson. $4; Zillah
Tank Corporation, $116.94; Beall son, $5; Bank of Cornelius (for | man), Frank Miebus, $6; Fred $6; J. R. Hood, $17; Edith Sipple, B. Wilson, $3; J. W. Vandervelden,
i cwn.il, $6; riuieiit-c
Florence ivittr-
Mor­ $3; Florence W. Chalmers, $3;
Pipe 4 Tank Corporation, $29.85; Anna Cuxterd), $8; Adeline Schrie Graue, $6; Jack Yates, $6; Joe $6; May Petrich,
' . 7*.
$6; C.
~ ~
H. .Marie A. Patton, $3; E. L. Ro»»,
Beall Pipe 4 Tank Corporation, I ner, $40; H. F. Bridgeman, $8; i Luthi, $6; Lottie Holbrook, $6; gan, $6; Hausina Palo,
$15,
Mrs. Katie (State vs. Richards), W. W. Ashby, Wheeler, $1; Peter
Mr. and Mra. Sherman Marat and
$3; ; zsi-
Al­ $2.50; Allen Rice, $7.20; O. M
—— Groasen, eo
$127.71; HUIaboro Concrete Brick Cora M. Bell,
fred Ladd, TU
$3; ; Wm. .M. Scheurer, Sanf >rd $'!, Elizabeth Todd, $3;
children, llaxel, Thelma, anil Isa
4 Tile Co.. $167.50; Hillsboro Con iGohte, $16; Mae Wolf, $20; Mrs, | $3.80; (State vs. V. O’Brien, auto |..«w
Myrtle Mason, $10; M. S. Hoag,
I $3; John F. Davidson, $3; Adolpf Mary L. Roberts, $3; Ethel M.
Crete Bru-k 4 Tile Co.,
belle, apent Sunday with frienda in
'•» ▼ $4.86; Brit- $15; Mr». Adeline Me sersmith, $5; confiscation), Ray Arney, $6.
Circuit Court Jurors, March term, Baderscher, $3; Fred Bleuer, $5; Fleck, $3; Jake Shearer, $2.50; F.
ton-Foster Lumbar
Lumber Co., $io7.35;
Portland.
.. Lumber Co. $4.50; j Mr». I-esiie Lee, $20; Tom Picker- 11927—Fred Elligaen, $20.60; Ferd Jasper Keffer, $7.80; John W. Curl, W. Hinman, $3; Cha». D. Staley,
Britton Foster
Mra. Mury Boggs of Salem la
I Langer, $19; Walter W. Jaquith, I $8; Floyd Anderson, $3; Carl Chris­ ¡$7,20; C. L. Perry. $6; C. L. Mo-
H. W. Sharp Co., $356.18; H. W. ihK, $5.
visiting at the home of her sister,
Widow»' Pen»ion». Clara Myrtle $14.60; Olive E. Vaabinder, $18.30; tensen, $3; Victor Christensen. $3; croft, $3; W. H. Milne, $3; E. P.
Sharp Co., $7.14; Hana Cornila,
Morri»»**, $15.70; D. C. Whiting. $5; Mrs. A. C. Whit- Fruit, $3; M. A. Marcy, $3; Lora
$3.75; Ilans Cornila, $1; ('han. D. Merwin, $30; Laura G. Haye», $10; Margaret J.
Mra. Fred laoithi, on Walnut ave­
Jones, $13.04; Feenaughty Machin­ Lizzie Wade, $30; Minnie Cox, $10; Samuel Nelson, $16.20; Lewis H. I ing, $3; Edna H. Hobbs. $3; Mar­ V. Starrett, $3; Emma Pitman, $3;
vviiv»,
nue.
Ritnour, $17.50; Bertha Brandaw. $16.80; Pearl Reynolds, garet V. Wight, $3; Edna V. Rus­ ■Margaret C. Morgan, $3; Edw. R.
ery Co., $126.80; Feenaughty Mu Zephy
Dr. E. W. Pructorlus of Cleve­
chinery Co., $27.30; Bailey's Ser- Bore«, $25; Nova Elma Ia*onard, $16.20; Julia McNutt, $16.20; Rosa sell, $3; City of Cornelius, $5; G. A. Wirtz, $4; Josie M. Swinney, $3;
land, Ohio, waa a recent viaitor at
vice Station, $47.77; Bailey’s Ser- $17.50; Margaret E. Gritzmacher, Cox. $15; Henry Cop, $17.20; Wilcox, $6.60; Ellen Vickers, $3; Nellie A. Cole, $3; Edythe S. Wirtz,
the home of Rev. Kara Maurer.
[$10; 1 Ruth Marie Johnson, $10; 'Charles Bamford, $17.40; Walter D. V. H. French, $3; D. M. Crance, $3; $3; Kittie Lockwood, $3; C. M.
vice Station, $4; Phoenix
Mary Hartman, * $15;
*
Mra. C. J. pChallacombe, $15.60; Charles L. M. 8. French, $3; Laura M. Jack- Good, $2.50; Katherine M. Wirt«,
Works,
$754.33;
Phoenix
Mr. and Mra. R. II. Grandy have
Works, $15.75; W. L. Stevens, Robinson, $10; Stella Shaffer, $25; Gray, $17; Gilbert C. Chase, $9.40; son, $6; Michel Susbauer, $3; Wil­ $7.20; Grace E. Tucker, $3; Doro­
returned to their home after spend­
$14.30; W. L. Stevens, $12.31; W. Grace E. Maintland, $17.50; Myrtle Ernest Grandgeorge, $11.20; John liam Harris, $3; Myrtle Barrett, $3; thy H. Seymour, $3; Josephine F.
ing u week with friends in souQv
L. Stevens, $00.55; Kay Sandy, Finsley, $40; Violet May Davis, H. Hulitt, $8; Arthur Bauer, $8; Michel Henderson, $3; L. A. Jack- j Chov/ning, $3; Mayme Abbott, $3;
ern Oregon.
$101.74; Harry Luck, $15.96; Amiel $25; Lottie Blanche Ezell, $40; Jas. II. Gray, $3.30; Enoch S. Craw­ son, $2.50; L. K. Fiske, $6.60; Al­ ' Loyal M. Graham. $2.50; Mrs. Ella
Mr. und Mr». V. Meyers and
Weight, $23.94;
Vernon Layton, Maude N. Oller, $10; Martha M. ford, $4.30; D. W. Libby, $4.20; bert Bunning, $3; Lester Mooberry, Howell, $3; Mrs. Lola Loving, $3;
$77.80;
Clifford Sandy, $129.74; Miller, $25; Grace D. Creese, Meribah I. Deuell, $8; M. K. Abra­ $3; Henry Fiske, $3; .Marcella Van Eva R. Sargent, $3; Mrs. George
children spent their week-end at the
Ben Layton, $3.99; Lafe Hartman, $17.50; Lois Benjamin, $17.50; ham, $7.20; Fred C. Horine, $9; Lom, $3; Elsie Lamont, $3; J. T. Mann, $3; Pearl M. Vincent, $3;
beach at Netarta.
$81.92; Oliver Wescott, $5.98; Al­ Florence Butcher, $25; Elizabeth Harley LaMont, $7.20; W. E. Brown, Martin, $3; Dora Schoolcraft, $3; ' Sargent 4 Son, $5; W. A. Sargent,
Mr. und Mra. Walter Baling and
fred llrimn, $3.99; Armand Serri, Millett, $10; Mrs. Ethel Patterson, $7.20; A. L. King, $6; Arthur Ire­ IC. B. Hensley, $3; United Artisans $2; J. J. Adkins, $3; Roxana Lov­
Al Haling and Mr. and Mra. Loe
$3.99; George Burn, $17.71; George $32.50; Bernice Richlick, $32.50; land, $8.20; John F. Boge, $7.40; 1 (hall rent, November, 1926 and ing, $3; H. Normandin, $3; R. B.
Hohman,
$15.61;
E. L. Hobbs, Mary E. Johnston, $25; Grace M. W. E. Kelly. $10; R. Loftis, $8.20; June, 1927), $10; Minnie P. Hens­ Lilly, $3; W. A. Sargent, $3; J. J.
Auatin apent Sunday at Rockaway.
George 8. Hail, $10.40; Henry C. ley, $3; B. A. Konkins, $3; Sadie M. Adkins, $5.80; A. E. King, $3; A.
$262.30; J. W. Huson, $4; Thomas Downs, $17.50.
Mra. Al Haling and Mr. and Mrs.
Carstens, $7.80; Fred B. Grabhorn, Hoskins, $3; W. C. Brown, $3; V. Denny, $3; Mamie G. Dick, $3;
Connell,
$120.40;
State
Industrial
J.
E.
Revees,
County
Sheriff,
L. Beach of Portland and Mr. and
Anna Crowther, $7.60; Henry Jar­ ! Gertrude McCormic, $3; Ruby L.
Accident Commission, $422.3»; $149.70;
Virgil Weckert, Deputy $5.60.
Mra. E. Emerick of Llnnton are
Grand Jury Witnesses—Ervin At- rett, $3; R. M. Stevens, $3; Harry Johnson, $3; H. W. Howard, $3;
State Industrial Accident Commit County Sheriff, $134.70; Oscar Du-
spending a week at the Tillamook
lion, $173.43; Southern Pacific Rail­ ley, Deputy County Sheriff, $ 1 34.70; rop, $6; Irene Clark, $4.20; H. T. L. Hazlitt, $3; E. H. Burnham, $3; G. W. Reynolds, $6; Laura T. Gil­
way Company, $64.80; J. M. Van- George Alexander, Deputy County Hesse, $4; Fred Graue, $6; 8. S. •Minnie Bowen Bronk, $3; Cordelia more, $9; Mercie A. Biles, $3;
beaches.
derzanden, $158.20; Sherwood Tele­ Sheriff,
$114.70;
H. L. Hickox, Stearns, $6; Miles Haynes, $6; Fe­ Robb Wagner, $3; Sam Neilson, I^ura M. Howard, $3; Chas. D. Ott,
Mr. and Mrs. Boydell of Ny»»a
phone Company, $1.95; J. C. Rus­ jailor, $5».70, janitor, $50; A. F. lix Rosch, $6; IL G. Doriot, $5.50; $4.50; J. E. Carpenter, $7.20; John
are visitors al the home of E. B.
(Continued on Page Eight)
. Popp, $3; Mabel L. Taylor. $3;
sell, $29.93; J. Rinehart, $13.96; Kroeger, tax deputy, $124.70; Mar­ E. D. Oughton, $6; Leo Mandel,
Nedry.
Al. Croeni, $800; Lester Ireland 4 guerite Munson, tax clerk, $100; I>. $6; Henry Ulmer, $6; E. H. Epler,
Co., $164.95; Leiter Ireland 4 Co. •» Tschabold, bounty, $9.40; Viola M. $5.60; Philip Olsen, $6; Fred Ol­
Mra. Fred Comstock of Vancou­
(Continued from Last Week)
$4; loiter Ireland 4 Co., $7.85
ver, Wash., and Miss White of Port­
. - » I Sundberg, tax clerk, $100; Minnie sen, $6; Fred Graue, $6; Ebby
WILLYS-KNIGHT
WHIPPET
4 Sherk
” . Company,
_
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Carlson
$10.17;
Williams, tax clerk, $100; Estelle Johnson, $6; Frank Miebus, $6; E.
Lester
Ireland
&
Co.,
dent,
$2.94;
land, were Hunday guest* at the
Bremer,
$2;
Wm.
Hathorn,
$2;
A.
Carlson 4 Sherk Company, $3.50; Kroeger, Bal. Tax Rec., Tax Dept.,
home of Mr. and Mra. J. IL Vas- county hospital, $16.30; Reynolds Carlson 4 Sherk Company, $12.86; $33; Emma Bryant, County School F. Schendel,' $2; J. B. Ramberger,
Grocery, $44.31; Paul L. Patterson,
binder.
Carlson
4 Sherk Company, $11.15; Superintendent, $150; G. A. Bryant, $4; A. E. Storey, $4; E. A. Lin­
Complete Automotive Service
salary, Deputy District Attorney,
Mrs. Frank Kinney la spending a $150; Hillsboro Pharmacy, circuit Carlson 4 Sherk Company, $10.50; Deputy County School Superinten­ scott, $3.60; G. A. Dickinson, $3.60;
Forest Grove, Oregon
George
J.
Paradise,
$17;
Dick
Mor
­
’
Burke
Machinery
Company,'
$783.77
» dent, $80; A. A. Morris, relief, $10;
few weeks at Halvm with her daugh­ court judge,' $1; school superinten-
rill, $6; Elmer Atrop, $6.
Yamhill
Electric
Company,
$297.58
W.
“
F.
Boley,
County
Assessor,
To
Willys-Knight
and
Overland Owners—
dent,
$7.20;
hospital,
$8.51;
relief,
ter, Mra. William Hoffman.
; Oregon Telephone Company, Hills­ $150;
J. E. Carpenter,
Deputy , Circuit Court Witnesses—(State
Onr shop is equipped with the latest up-to-date machinery
E. L. Vaabinder and W. M. Hun­ $6; jail, $6.80; E. L. Hobbs, county boro, $31; Oregon Telephone Com­ County Assessor, $100; Margaret vs. U. B. Willis), A. Baker, $4.20;
surveyor, $1; Hanel’s Electric Shop,
and tools, and manned by specially trained mechanics, making
ter of Gold Beach have gone to Han county hospital, $1.94; county jail, pany, $9.10; Oregon Telephone Pranger, clerk. County Assessor, i H. G. Doriot, $8; Mrs.
^rs’ P. A. Kelly,
Kelly,,
Helen
Steinke,
clerk, M County * Is- 8: Fred
Olson II $8;
Phillip
Olson,
Francisco on a business trip.
it possible for you to obtain correct and efficient service on
$1.95; L. G. Weidewitsch, relief W. Company, Forest Grove, $5.55; Rus­ $80;
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a
A
Jr., $8; Fred H. Graue, $8; F. A.
Milton Giddings is remodeling his I’avey, $20.36; Lester Ireland, court sell Grader Mfg. Co., $13.50; Rus­ Assessor, $100; Miss Leone Graham, McMahon, $4; Dr. J. A. Applewhite,
your car.
A large stock of parts always on hand.
sell
Grader
Mfg.
Co.,
$3.30;
Used
County Assessor, $20; Mrs.
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house, adding a porch and bedroom. house, $14.10; J. B. Dinsmore, jail, ¡Cur Exchange, $150; Sherwood Tel­ copyist,
Msy
Blades,
copyist,
County
Asses-
Mrs.
Holbrook,
$8;
Mr.
Doyle,
Mr. and Mra. R. E. McMichael $5; Hillsboro Cash Grocery, relief ephone Co., $5.10; Eagle Lumber •or, $34; Mrs. Blanche Bride, copy- $6; E. W. Johnson,
------ $8; Geo. Para­
J. H. Young, $12; Hillsboro Sash
left for the beach Tuesday to spend 4 Door Planing Mil), Inc., county Co., $1.50; Washington County ist. County Assessor, $36; .Miss dise, $41; .Mr. Killer, $8; Fred Nel- r~
A
*8; ^r- Famum, $8; Mr. 4-
a week's vacation.
hospital, $8.58; J. E. Reeves, sheriff, News-Times, $3.60; M. A. Kilpat­ Junia Johnson, copyist, County As-
rick,
$1.50;
M.
A.
Kilpatrick,
$9.01;
sesaor,
$30;
Floyd
Shoop,
Deputy
*
8
!
Ko
*
S
-
Wilson,
$8;
Mr.
$238.70; V. W. Gardner Lumber
Co., court house, $5.36; Motorcycle Chas. A. Crocker, $25.45; John County Assessor, $48; J. E. Ben- “• G- Arentz, $8; E. H. Epler, $7.40;
Stearns, $8; Mrs. S. S. Stearns,
4 Supply Co., sheriff, $00.35; Ore­ Welch, $16; Claude Cole, $38.80; nett. Deputy County Assessor, $52;
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gon Telephone Co., court house, B. B. Mediil, $12; O. S. Johnson, Joel M. Clanton, indigent soldier's
The * Upjohn Co., ■ County
Hospital,
r>- *— ”
$88.70; county hospital, $6.80; Rosa $95.50; W. B. Fuller, $37.80; Ray relief, $25; L. J. Rushlow, county $27.81;
Portland
Gas
&
Coke
Com-
Jackson,
$102.50;
Richard
Connell,
sheriff
’
s
insurance
on
car,
$65.25;
Hart, bounty, $00.80; Weil's De­
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess left partment Store,
county hospital, I $68; Chas. Davia, $124.85; A. W. Shall Oil Co., county sheriff. $10; E. | ?
Co.,
$9.90; Oscar B. Poe, $18; B. Sappington, bounty, $400; Coun- fecting
*
* ‘ County Hospital, $6.40;
Saturday for their home in Still­ $30.28; sheriff, $40.50; county Courtney,
Portland Gas 4 Coke Company, ty Treasurer, $5.43; Thrift Store, Frank’s Market, County Hospital,
clerk,
$0.50;
feeble
minded,
$5;
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P.
water, Minnesota, after a short visit
Are you always upstairs when the telephone
Olson, circuit court witness, State $1,378.09; Union Oil Company of county jail, $5.45; Bancroft-Whit­ $43.84; Hillsboro Transfer 4 Fuel
with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sahnow vs. H. L. Harris, $4.60; Charles California, $474.81; Union Oil Com­ ney Company, $7.50; Fayram 4 Co., County Hospital, $20.75; Chas.
rings on the floor below?
O.
Roe,
County
Hospital,
$7.45;
pany
of
California,
$788.26;
SUn-
Spaulding,
elections,
$190;
H.
A.
and family.
Haynes, circuit court witness, State
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Company,
Rev. and Mrs. P. H. Sehaus and vs. H. L. Harris, $4.60; George An­ dard Oil Company of California, Kuratli, salary. Justice of the Peace,
An extension telephone, costing only a few
Elections—D. Shaw, $9.40; C. R.
$774.71; Standard Oil Company of $150; C. Willi» White Motor Com­
family and Mrs. Dittrich left Thurs­ drews, circuit court witness, State California, $5.35; Standard Oil pany, sheriff, $27.30; State Indus­ Anderson, $3; Mrs. Etta Welch, $3;
cents
a day, will save miles of walking and
vs. Frank Rychlick, $2.40; Mrs. Geo.
day for a vacation at Tillamook Andrews, circuit court witness, Company of California, $7.51; V. trial Accident Commission, Peace E. E. Guy, $3; Mildred Rosebraugh,
hours of time.
“ J.
' C. Bridges, $5; J. A. Buck,
be aches. Rev. Sehaus was one of State vs. Frank Rychlick, $2.40; E. Chantier, $49.39; Charles L. Officers’ Contribution Accident $3;
»3; J. C. Barron, $3; Marie V. Wi-
the speakers at the Lutheran Mia- Anna B. Smith, bounty, $5.20; El­ Walker, $41.37; H. Davis, $3; Mrs. Fund, $18.28; Emma Bryant, Coun­ keen,
$3; Mrs. J. E. Mitzel, $3;
siun Festival at Tillamook, Sunday. wood Wilxm, bounty, $1.10; Port­ J. E. Margeson, $30; Johanna Grib- ty School Superintendent, $13; S. B. Emerson, $3; R. M. Banks,
Emma Bryant, County School Sup­
ner, $100; Charles D. Jones, $40.
land
Electric
Power
Company,
court
Varner
of
Hillsboro
is
Miss Alma
$3; Wm. Moss, $3; C. B. Carstens,
Melvin Nelson, bounty, 13.60; erintendent, $12.60.
house, $129.91; agent, $1.50; hos­
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer pital, $9.99; Oregon Laundry Co., Carl Hjelte, bounty, $1.50; E. E.
Eighth Grade Examiners—Ethel $3; G. W. McGraw, $3; O. D.
$3; P. J. Vanderzanden,
Varner.
county hoapiUl, $19.71; Morris Wal- Hanyen, reporter, Circuit Court, Smith, $10.50; Dorothy Bryant, $4; Dreeszen,
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$10; Gen.
Ran- Mr». Marie Beil Brown, $14; Mrs. $3; W. T. Sellers, $3; Ethel Smith,
Miss Rose Bernards of Roy spent graeve, bounty, $3.10; Fred Schuep- State vs. Harris,
$8.40;
Mary
M.
Bovee,
$3;
H.
Josephine
Case,
$12.
so
in
Post
No.
6»,
G.
A.
R..
G.
A.
R.
Wednesday and Thursday with Mias bach, bounty, $12.60; Mrs. G. I.
Daisy Howell, County Auditor, Smith, $3; Banks I. O. O. F., $5;
and W. K. C„ $100; R. L. Robin­
Winkel, bounty, $2.80.
Sylvia Duyck.
__ _ The _ Beaverton
__ v.cv- Frederick
Koshland,
$9; George W.
$400;
Review, elec
­
Roads and Highways—MacKenzie son, bounty, $9.20; Gertrude Mat­ tion»,'
Haulenbeck, $3; Chas. L. Billstin,
- “jone«,"district
-
Mias Mary Wunderlich of Port­ Motor Co., $6.30; A. Leschen 4 xke, bounty, $1.10; Alphonzo Torn- tions, $5.25; j - ’'"F7
land visited over the week-end with Sons Rope Co., $202.76; Portland blade, bounty, $2.20; Mr. Edw. Ros- sealer, $51.58; Munger's Laundry, *3' Anna Hyland, $3; Rose Stevens,
court house, $2.46; Hillsboro Feed’ *,3: A- P- Christensen, $8; C. A.
Mr. and Mr». John Van Lom and Bolt 4 Manufacturing Co., $56.55; hak, bounty, $5.20; Mrs. J. A. Ole­ | Co., court house, $1.20; J. B. Dins- ,laulenbeck, $8; Elsie M. Christen-
The M L. Kline Co., $50.99; J. E. son, bounty, $3.30; L. F. Hess, law
her uncle, Charles Wunderlich.
A large listing of Farm and City Property. Easy
sen- *3: Mabel Howard, $3; Rob-
Ham-Hine 4 Co., $465.70; G. H. P. library fund, $00.78; Mr. Howard more, health officer, $100.
Mrs. Roy Heinrich and sons, Wil- Lumber Co., $466.18; J. L. I-atturv Ball, bounty, $2.90; Frank Richards,
terms.
Grand Jurors—P. Patton, $18.70- erta Haulenbeck, $3; J. B. Kamber-
liam, John and Robert, are vacation­ Equipment Company, $205; The bounty, $1; George Ludwig, boun- Carl Clapshaw, $18; Brady Chown- <ier> *3; v’erna L. Huntley, $3; Lil­
Specials
Today
Hattie M. Har-
Preat-O-Lite Co., Inc., $11.54; Ce­ . ty, $1.50; A. G. Sandblom, bounty, ing. $16.20; George J. Jack, $16.40- llan M- ThXn8-
ing at the coast.
Fred Hamel, $16.40; Andrew Frid’ r“’ *3’ Carrie L- Summers, $3; R.
$2.30;
Frances
Micck,
bounty,
$2.20;
$11,000
—
45
acres,
43
clear,
first-class
buildings, suitable for
dar
Mill
Garage,
$37.60;
I..
Stark.
Miss Mary Debouver was a Sun­
G- Berst. *8:
B- Denney, $3;
Corwin Hardware, $8.82; Joe R. Routsong, Washington Co. $18.60; B. Leis, $17.40.
farm
and
dairy,
in
high
state
of
cultivation; six acres
day afternoon guest of Miss Lena $48.40;
Hillsboro Land 4 Realty Com- B“rbara Gorham, $3; Cleta Berst,
Cady Motor Company, $77.02; The ; Hospital, $3; A. Sipp, County Hos-
beaverdam.
Delplanche.
Edw. C. pany, county hospital, $30; May *3; Margaret A. Denney, $3; J. W.
Portland Oxygen 4 Hydrogen Co., j pital expense, $172.25;
Fred
$3; Ed­
$2,600—40 acres, 30 clear, good house and barn; team and
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-~J Goetze,
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Mr. and Mra. George Bieradorf $26.56; Motor In Garage, $34.50; Luce, County Clerk, $150; Z. R. Hartrampf, bailiff, Circuit Court, Cornelius, $3;
ward Krahmer, $3; Henry Gurske,
$21;
L.
F.
Hess,
bailiff,
Circuit
machinery.
J
.
S
igman,
Deputy
County
Clerk,
$115;
Christensen
Machine
Works,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
$5.50;
Louis
H.
Brandaw,
$3;
John
$168.10; E. R. Sheets, $38; Hills­ i G. A. Barr, Accountant, County Court, $50; clerical assistance Cir­
$1,600—Four-room house on lot 63-111 in Hillsboro.
Joseph Schulmerich of Banka.
F.
Kamna.
$7.50;
J.
P.
Cooper,
$3;
boro Transfer Co., $00.50; Patrick Clerk, $100; Ethel Campbell, sten- cuit Judge, $75; Mrs. A. B. Todd,
Easy Terms on above tracts
Mr. and Mra. Theodore Vander- Murphy Lumber Co., $205.66; Smith I ographer, County Clerk, $90; Eva juvenile expenses, $36.01; Mrs. A. Henry Scheuerman, $3; Ed Schoe­
xanden of Wilkesboro visited Sun- Auto Parts Co., Inc., $1.90; E. H. Oakes, registration and elections, B. Todd, juvenile officer expenses, ler, $3; F. O. Shay, $3; Mrs. L.
We write all kind« of Insurance and Bonds, and have money
Stuebe,
$2;
J.
R.
Bailey,
$3;
C.
A.
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Edwards Company, $10.30; Tracey $36; E. B. Sappington, County $70; Book and Gift Shop, school Peterson, $3; Dora R. Eastman, $3;
to loan on mortgages
Morgan, superintendent, $0.10; tax depart­
4 Co., Inc., $7.85; Colyear Motor Treasurer, $100; Zola
Eugene Delplanche.
.clerk. County Treasurer, $64; Irene ment. $5.20; elections. $21.90; L. Edith Riggle, $3; Elsie Kelly, $3;
If
looking
for
proper«*
we may have just what you want
Sales
Co.,
$2.14;
Howard-Cooper
Messrs. Wilbert and Gordon Sah- Corporation, $262.64; Reliable Auto ' Chapman, clerk. County Treasurer, J. Hamel, relief, $7; L. M. Kelly, Ralph Hannan, $2.50; C. A. Peter­
Call
at our office
son,
$2;
W.
H.
Hiddink,
$9.60;
W.
now and Delbert Bieradorf spent Equipment Co., $13.40; Harms 4 I $16; James IL Davis, County Re­ jail expense, $290.85; Virgil Lilly,
Sunday at Columbia beach.
Brock, $9.75; Coast Sales, Inc., corder, $100; Ophelia Wismer, Dep­ bounty, $8.10; Hillsboro Indepen­ E. Hill, $3; L. A. Alfred. $3; Bes­
sie M. Hiddink, $3; Ellis I. Watson,
Kenneth Bieradorf and Louis Del­ $145.10; Pacific Metal Company, uty County Recorder, $80; Valene dent, school superintendent, $1.50; $3; Fred Berger, $3; Louis Stark,
Recorder, $10; Clerk, $24; Circuit
Underwood,
Deputy
County
Recor
­
$62.50;
Woodbury
4
Wheeler
Co.,
planche looked over the Forest Hille
$80;
E. J. Ward, County Court, $10.25; Agnes Wahlgren, $3; Arthur D. Miller, $3; Chris
$6.51; Hillsboro Power 4 Invest­ der,
1164 Second Street
Hillsboro, Oregon
Schindler, $3; John Trachsel, $3
golf links at Blooming Sunday af- ment Co., $59.46; Goodyear Rubber Judge, $200; F. W. Livermore, District Attroney expense, $75.
Circuit Court Witnesses—(State Martin Larsen, $3; James Walters
ternoon.
Company, $298.46; Otto Erickson County Commissioner, $130; J. M.
Harry Hansen, $3; H. R. Fin
Mr. and Mrs. E. Delplanrhe, Mr. 4 Co.. $00.75; Service Garage, Hiatt, County Commissioner, $130; vs. James Whitlow), Fred Behrman. $8;
$00.60; Yamhill County, $45; Log- E. J. Godman, clerk. County Com- $6.80; Roy Heinrich, $6.80; Reese ley, $8; Maggie “stark, $3; C. Hicke
and Mrs. R. De I pl an ehe and Emil gers
4
Machinery Co., inisaioners, $100; Wm. Tupper, jani­ Stump. $6 80; E. E. Alsup. $6.20; thier, $2.50; P. Patton, $12.60; A
Duyck were Sunday evening visitor« $63.30; Contractors
Ray-Maling Company, Inc., tor, $100; J. O. Robb, County Physi­
of Mr. and Mra. John Bernards and
■IMlI
Honeyman _______
Hardware
Com- cian, $75; Chas. O. and Belle C.
fumily of Roy.
»any, $63.33; Sanders Magneto Ser­ Roe, Superintendents, County Hos­
vice, $3.40; A. C. Haag 4 Co., Inc., pital, $150; Maggie McGee, cook,
$460; S. 4 8. Auto Wrecking Co., County Hospital, $50; Anna Van
Inc., $7; Electric Supplies and Con­ Loo, laundress. County Hospital,
tracting Company, $25.26; C. B. $35; Mnbel Lieberman, janitress.
Buchanan 4 Co., Inc., $7; George County Hospital, $35; Louis Bedün­
Thurman, $63; Hickok 4 Hickok, ge r, County Hospital. $3; Clarence
International Steel Corporation, Van De Hey, County Hospital,
By C. A. Peterson
Mra. Adams of Sacramento, Cal., $93.60; John A. Roebling’s Sons $15.75; C. Bedlinger, County Hos­
$41.40;
Louis
Bedlinger,
Company of California, $58.95; J. pital,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Joe H. Kitternlan, $5.50; C. J. Webber, County Hospital, $16.20; Herman
Bellish.
$47.50; Ted Haney, $4; John Jep- Schulmerich, elections, Canvassing
Mr. and Mra. Walter Hannan re- person, $5; J. D. Hutcheson, $5; O. Board, $5; L. A. Jackson, elections.
turned from Bend last Tuesday, E. Johnson, $6; C. Erickson, $89.60; Canvassing Board, $5.60.
Relief.—R. L. Hammond, $5;
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F. O. B. Detroit—Full Factory Equipment
where they had been for the past C. Erickson, $191.10; H. E. Fisher,
$46.30; Ed. Hermans, $10.80; Mc­ Elois Schweitxer, $15; Mrs. Mary
4-Door Sedan «.Not a Coach)
month harvesting the crops on their Farlane Hardware Co., $3.70; Frank Jacobson,
$15; Itress Vincent, $10;
place which they bought over there Miebus, $47.50; Concrete Pipe Com­ Nellie May Callahan, $10; Mrs. Sid­
"
last spring. They expect to move pany, $»1.26; Concrete
Pipe Com- ney Johnson, $10; Mrs. A. O. De-
B. C. Moore,
over there after harvest to make pany, $8.67; Concrete Pipe Com- Avonshire, $17.50;
pany,
their home.
Walter has had his pany, $110.88; Concrete Pipe Com- $12.50; Stella Kelly, $10; Alice B.
$182.62; Concrete Pipe Com- Messinger, $10; Mrs. Mark Neilson,
mother’s place rented at Buxton pany, $8.64; Loomis-Modin Hard- $20;
Martha Samms, $10; Clara Y.
ware C*., , $13.82;
_____
____________ Smock, $12.50; Alfatha Cooper, $15;
for the last two years.
Loomis-Modin
Lorene and Grace Christenson, Hardware Co.’, $3.75; Loomis-Modin Mrs. Christie Sattler, $5; Mrs. Dil-
As Dodge Brothers expected, this brilliant new Four
daughters of C. M. Christenson of Hardware Co., $8.40; Loomis-Modin laboy, $10; Mrs. Minnie Buxhard,
Hardware Co., $2.49; Fendali Hard­
has instantly won a vast and enthusiastic following—
Portland, are visiting with their ware Co., $4.25; Fendali Hardware $10; Mary Ellen Holland, $10; Mrs.
Sarah Nunley, $12; Mrs. Harriet
is already a spectacular national hit.
aunt, Mra. Willis, of Scofield, and
before going back to Portland will
Within two days after the first public showing orders
spend some time with their grand­
were received for >3,250,000 yvorth of the new Sedans.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson
Mile-a-minute performance at this unheard-of price is
Buxton.
one striking reason—and here are a few of the others:
The Elwood Lumber company
Buxton has several men at work
From 0 to 25 miles an hour through gears in less than
the ok’ Buxton mill above town re­
7 seconds!
pairing and rebuilding the mill and
Longest springbase of any car under >1000!
they also h?ve a large crew at work
A savings account will en-
on the new logging road running
25 miles per gallon of gas at 25 miles per hour.
able you to look forward
from the mill to their timber on
to many happy momenta,
19-foot turning radius!
Green Mountain. They have been
Why not start one today,
7 ' ■ y?
Chic, smart, up-to-the-minute body lines—fashionable
grading with a steam shovel, but
It is a great habit to get
pastel colors!
Tigard
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