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Farmers’ Union Coming Events
Shows Growth
This Year
i L L s p. n p. n
n iu s B o n n .
argus ,
S. et autel.to, Cat The couple was
presented w ith i farew ell gut and
song
t-1 games w ere enjoyed dut
e v e n , io; About fifty gll»' is
ere p e -cut
Rush of Activity
Proceeds Opening
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l\ » l i i g $66 I I.
Sunday, S ep tem b er 5
M a tt o n a t o li t o n n
VMP $ ’ o to ta l | x t x |
Dr»*
».» ho m e e * p . $1 "6
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T ri-county T ow nsend rally Shute
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I» • J » r t ha exp, l i
D e lla D ru g St. i,.
OHM Id .
» Ith u n ii
park, beginning 11 1.'» a nt.
vp tlia x « lin > * J It I»«’ 1 , I ..I
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C»a»n. Halit*
»ti .»•« •* 'h u m e exp • ’ .'». « «» "U rve vo » '» r x p
u y etnie
p ran k s in Hills«
»>• hv.tlth
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M e e ts —
L i lli a n ll u h - . . .
black and yellow to fealun
teaiu re grains
M onday. S eptem ber G
in-pr. Il n e x p l . ’ ii i ' I Iw y n M ( ‘non. I..I al $ ! " lia i» » .. M ......» »
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Tua I. ' t lode.e. A F and A M . boro hav í been ruported since the
Friendly Six Sunday school p ic a id vegetables
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h * i I I', p. « 11.-n « xp. > . - \ i. In S n m l
i f f '» » xp. $4 au
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1.1 a te g u la r business meet- y rg a n u u t on in Ju ly o f evening
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$ llb i
I lu* I u txye i**' ( o - u p t 'it iii
the M asonic, tem ple Friday ba. eball game.- to r boys O t>
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fru its of various kin ds. su rro u n ded
K,
ton.
-> r ’* v x p .
S tenik*
opy mu »lip»* er» a»«
i* iild i> h u ig t u , la a lib iM i* fd , $;»
•»»rt lu tu l Su li Itu i
W hile m em bership in (he eight
Sup t- .1 M a i l en » t h< e x p . $3.
I»-I Yk .» lie n .
H iipt , S I
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Meinbel a re urged to at F ret man ehie? f . police and W W
by vegetables, home canned goods
Tuesday. S eptem ber 7
M a n e iH n e tm
h e a lth u n it
• 14 II C R o b in s o n , c i t h« e x p . $1 to k
" •• VXp. Mt» 1 1 K n f t t
W eaver. . rguni/or.s. report
F arm ers' Union locals in this c o u n
and e th e r articles, di played against
H illsboro schools open
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has increased d u rin g th e past
Game;» w ere played each evening
l.cgion A uxiliary meets. 8 p m a background of pin pie lettered in
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L ie d
K ra h m e r
fuuU, $7»
mot lu t •' t>vh h in at
I $». uO
I 'u ln i t <»»! « u in p u n y u f C a lif
year, no new 'locals have b e e n
gold, gives Aloha ai
at the Ju n io r high school grounds,
hlm.l .» M t« ,HO «XD h. me
City council meets, it p m,
-bet i f f * e x p . $ I 60
P. H 2 ! . . S ta te ln»in«t i ta i A> . I.le i
formed. Jo h n Plass. president of
.I0, e rt In
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'imn, •O hm me
m rx p
ting
and the boys usually w ent directly
V e i u s
F riday. S ep tem b er 10
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P a c ific E» u it «• I ' i . i
th e W ashington county unit. Farm
scholls E xhibits
h< m e a fterw ard s and to tied, the
P
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S eptem ber 1
era' Union, said this week.
ils
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(licers reported He enlly tin' of-
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8 p nt
lu ll » xp. $11 2il . E re d 'a Su
fee« Sta'»
J a piu n >e ;ui nounce plans perfect - fivers took 20 of t>
However, th ere is a m ovem ent
)ov to Salem
co j m i I e x p , $16 t6
Roti»
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Ci ffee club m eets ch am b er of nuts, appi es. pears, prunes and v a n -
i to bomb all C hinese m ilitate to w itness the gant,
grains. ):as a booth tr itnm ed in
I>• IIX o j a i l exp. #"«»9«. I «»»»tei Ire la n d
on foot, he said to organize a n o th com m erce rooms. 2:15 p. m.
of the state
and ait drom e
New flames softball tou rn am en t
e»» h tin ie e x p . l i o ; i
H ilU b o i »
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blue
Yvitli
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eoYering
of
blue
and
e r local in th e B eaverton vicinity,
Friday S eptem ber 17
U t i l i I - It
\ iiplÍMin e a m i P lu m b in g C o., $7 Ju ck
r..»we ut Saan> hai as result of Jap -
. lin e ili.
w hite str<t'arners
and possibly one in th e G ales C reek
With the opening of .- ehool. the
C onstitution day observance
Maier, f ■ m il exp. $ t G e n e ra l Pei » o le u m
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bom bar
Sher wo . d display* t;*»e< grains for a t
district.
gantes will bo ad jo u rn ed until next *X. h.
I' t a l i f . co r-h e iiff* « exp. $43 i."
H i ll. »
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.V :iro runs w iRl in P ortland, s la b . V ea r
a backgit >und. w ith o th er product*
H o ixxig , eti c le rk *« exp
40c. «<•
t h a ili»
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Besides the m onthly m eetings of
n ee
display
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sides
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$4 o», io atipt*» e x p $.’ 6 4H, h e a lth
and
Mrs.
J.
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from
last
th e locals, the county unit, which
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rely
»•xp
$2
60,
c
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Judge'a
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$.43 .10.
includes delegates from th e locals, T hursday to Tuesday of this week the forexiround. Because th e prin« in Or lent to j :. t A m ericans out of 1 1 »•»»
$6*i tx
E r a n k lln P i in t in g «-»»mpany.
Kt t o w H i I t i l t l i l t
m eets the first S atu rd ay of each Tlie men a re b ro th ers The visitors e.pal p n ►duets of t h a t locality. dtingei zone
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i'« pro»'« tJ iin e . 1937» $25. co
m onth in H illsboro for discussion a re re tu rn in g hom e by w ay of the unions an d potatoes, are not yet
San Francis
K w h I I I Mt«rx A n n S h u n a
w aterfro n t tied up
D oh. i f f
im i F lo
xp $1 '0 c*> c le rk '« e x p $1 * 60. . >
of problem s and transaction of b u si coast thro u g h C alifornia. and on ready for hatYest. these a re om it- in jut .sii. ?t t o t
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fight betw een A
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l i . - i - ext» *1 l<». t o ta l $10. | 0
P u l l la n d
thro u g h th e so u th ern ren te through ted in tin ‘ exhibit
ness.
anU l.init* Suivkvr tiluiuaigvM
t.e n v r a l Lie . i n e « »m pany. «*>• hom e exp.
Texas
D ecorated en sides and b ack F of I. and C I O
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The Union conducts a co-opera
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New shutdow n of P o rtlan d saw -
Co. K.|
Ubi ». >2•» : »
» l k . $ ltJ
$.' .' ». h e a lth u n it e x p 4.4c, lu ta i $2 t>6
A d au g h ter M aty, w as born M on ground w ith ev erg reen boughs, and m ills s ■■en as d eliveries and log aues
I I I ' 11. xie»>
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tive w arehouse in H illsboro, t o
M a c h in e
8hop.
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the
H 'e h n e r.
tiu rx e i<«ralih u n it exp
l.u c c . »Icp
c le rk
$*o« l.lu in e
. a b i I tilla n
w hich was added, this year, a feed day A ugust 30. to Mr and Mrs front. Bloom ing F arm er U nion local supplies are stalled bv A. F of i
Cv m p a n y , •*» 70 . C m . h i O il C. I
XX c i I, < Iv r iti
c le r k , >l»»a tic f«l. • tx i . »
tr a v e lin g w x p i $24
P o rtla n d Gaa
C a lif o r n ia , S2.«»40.7 7«.
A lfrx -4 l i.
grinding and m ixing departm ent. R W N icholson of S eattle, W ash presents its chief p roducts to the C 1 O light.
E x» Dom<huc.
C uke c o m p a n y . »•»> hom e e xp . $« 16 St
r r t c a l co c le rk . •*».’». J
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A few new lines also have been according to w ord received by the p u b l i c
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Leade rs of plotted sh ep h erd re- t tan »on, • l.'l.M? K
T hese include peaches,
M e y v r, £.1
Jm in-x
II
Dux
d e p u ty «*«> t le rk , ♦«;’». P a lm
D ru g
St>»»e. co hem » exp $4 35.
added to the w arehouse stock Plass grandm other. Mrs. G C. Chase.
I.
M u r p h y . $ b >7
pum pkins, eggs and gram ,
id hav. volt in Russia shot.
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O p h e lia W ii.m c i
r c c o rd in u c le r k
»»> c le rk .
»> ja il exp $o 19. t o t a l $11 I t
P erir»-
M r and Mrs. G eorge Fischer and chiefly
said.
Tacom a dep artm en t store strik e 2 7
V S m a rt
M t..- »
w ilm<
H. r i
$»
D ouaiU T r«MiipU*toti, e m m t> ju d u -'. im u n H a k e rv , co Ja il e xp . $19 2 4 J T
>14 34 . M a tt
w eek A utum n C olors Used
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nds. Pay increase granted
>2
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D, h rk n ia n . c»» » « • n in itM io itc t. I'o a lv r, co hom e exp $1 50, e r i h« exp
Next m eeting of the U nion unit sen G eorge re tu rn e d last
I ’ ie re n . • 14.94
k n r :« tli & W txi,
• IS O . Ja« Lew
co »t»inmiaai»»ner, $1 to , • ' » I " , t lu i $26 ••»» I 'a la . e L a u n d r y C o .
w ill be O ctober 2. in V eteran.' hall from a few days' visit w ith friends
G reen an d yellow for au tu m n
A. C. H mmk A i C o m p a n y , hi»- , >
J u lia n a Schnei«: r, c le rk c»> c o u r t, •t> 5 , h e a lth u n it exp. $1 >0 \ \ e li'« Dept S to ic
in Hillsboro. S eptem ber m eeting at Elk City. Idaho.
form s the setting (or th e West U nion
G unner and
h lo ra H o m a n t r i g h t -<•
K a th e r P u le
» x a to r
o p e ra to r e r t
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hom e e x p $<»9 4*2. co j a il e xp $2 49.
Co K .l N.x l t i & l i .
w as held last S atu rd ay night. A u
M ary Y antti. Tom Pearson and F arm er U nion display, w ith a back-
Chari«»* H idi
r x p . $ 44.70 . I.,
l,o n u . »'ir »r t ja n it o r
h e a lth u n it e x p $1 *>»» m «»lliei«' pen«l»»n
• 9 .4 4 ; Th»w C o n n e ll. I j * . S o u th e rn I ’
c rl h i exi
•24 70 In *» I It M a ie r, e rt <-»p » k itu a YYilkee» $7 73. to ta l $6| *21
gust 28. w ith such sm all a tte n d Frances G reeley of M onm outh spent I ground o f grain, and tall corn along Jones H ospital—
company J2 . N \\ ih on , $21 52 . P h ilip hi» ja n it o r e r t lot * e xp . $99 70 . D r. D C W e il'« D e n t S t.'re. « ta te liq u o r rev f»i.
ance that n othing of im portance th e w eek-end at R ockaw ay and th e sides In th e foreground is a
C H H artm an of G aston u n d e r W a h l. S!2 7ti K W I.tx c rm o r c . •*»,■ 32 M Dm .« .1. c phy a»»ittn a m i h e a lth o f fic e r $ (0 94
H ilD b o i- i
P h a ru ta c y . co
hom e
w as discussed. Plass relates
w ent deep sea fishing.
plow o u tlin ed in g rain s of various w ent
G eorice S c h e rlin e ,
17.1 71.
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h e a lth u n it e x p >. $12 5. t ia ra E n u e b re t- »•xp $1 65. h e a lth u n it e x p $15.49, to ta l
a
surgical
operation
W
ednes
a r t* ,
t
Wei« H a n y.
• '• t -’ s. l»ufn.-* »en. h e a lth n u rx e
h e a lth u n it e x p , $62 50 . $17 4 1
R P. B etzer has tak en a position colors
O fficers of th e county u n it are:
t lilla b o r . i A u to F r e ig h t
. .» ja il
day
m
orning
Dr
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P
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an
op
S te w a rt. $51 2 .1 . G e o ru e F u rw e "o n . $'•.». l. il o a n H lv h u e r. hi a lth n u r« e h e a lth u n it
G aston has a d isp lay of grains e ratin g
•xp $1 I. co hom e e x p $2 ‘20. t o ta l $1 71
Plass. president. W alter O rr. vice- w ith th e state highw ay d ep artm en t
<‘3 . F r a n k G a rv in .
G t . W .i'.lin c .
.M a rjo rie l ax ,o r. »le rk
h e a lth H a u c l'i
E leclri« - S hop, » r t h« exp 50.-.
president. and Mrs. M ary H orner, as an electrician, an d has gone to and a w ide v ariety of grasses laid
F
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Rood,
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exp. $60
P e a rl S h ip le y ,
» tip t co cd ta il
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B ro w n .
$ i • o. . G e o rg e u n it
e x p $46.5. t »tal $ 4 5 5
K a n a l«
out to su rro u n d a big. yellow pum p- jo r operation F riday, is im proving R i oaexear.
Salem.
secretary -treasu rer
$59 70
H e n r ie tta C u lb e rts o n , »1«)
S43.42
T.mi lt u n . a n ,
•»«»21; h«»m«
l-.lecti
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hop, c o u r t h»»u«e hi<|g f«|. $1’» -
c»> hom e.
•'» 5 .7 0 ; Zell«»
H u n n e r.
G»s>
H a l row -., < • . 02
G»»»' ► l-.h»», S109 - n u r a
Mr an d Mss A H Busch and son j kin.
Dr. P itm an operated
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H i ll . b u iu E«*e<| I*»».
In c
eu honte
n u r «»*
hom e. $54 7o . M m . John«
M iddleton local, rep resen tin g a
>19 11
lM Ib e r t Q .u v r.
Dale re tu rn e d S atu rd ay from a
I l l 61
R u fu a
C K u lm a n .
« ta te
R J B axter of Banks, w ho lias $ 7* .1 0 1 M e lv K in M I ’oxxell.
It
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«pe« ta i nur<»e c»> hom e, «•xp.
H . sh I. $*. ..
\ »Qtor W h it. ,
w e e k s trip to Mt R ainier. S eattle large te rrito ry su rro u n d in g S h e r been ill in th e hospital for three •41 IT
lt»*« t0 K e n n e d y , r e lie f n u m e c > I r e a t u ie r »f O re g o n , r e lie f exp $ L $ I9 59
H .» rtx
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P o rtia I •30 •• .
wood. has m ore th an 50 d ifferent weeks, is reported as im proving.
«•xp. $ » 7 o
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( ’..»»nell
x h e r if f
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Wash . and V ictoria. B C.
hom
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G e n e ra l E le c tr ic conxpanx*. <71 2'»
P o rt-
li e u f f
exp. $19 7
(ie ..
T
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in th e booth w hich is d ec
A nnouncem ent has been received
.Mu ru nt
Stem «
G e n e ra l
E le c t ri<
la n d
c. m p a n ;
«T l " . nur»e. co I .«»me. $11 '.»7
Misses Mary Caldw ell. P atsy N o o products
T
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$12«
uok co hom e. , t ‘i
K . ilh G»H»»ett.
rated w ith festoons of hops, and
eat C .ja *t T e le p h o n e
om pany
by friends of th e b irth of a d a u g h lan. C ath erin e Peschka and D orothy
« I» i 5 . bach
6J
,O h u m e e x p
1 47. t o t a l $96 59
for W inifred Wiley Dr H D. H ug U aet
om pany
t o a * t Telephone
T n iu r i », mai«i co hom e. $29 «0 M a ry H a n iie r, m a id
ter. Mary Ann. A ugust 22. to M r S ohler retu rn ed S unday from a featu res fruits, grains and vege gins operating: Ja c k G oodm an and
(»«a» I
H e n d ric k « , c»> h»»me exp $ ( l 26.
co hom e. $2.' 70 ; G ra c e J u rg e n « , e x tra
S p r e t t i f r , $3’
$ 10 . l i
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tables
r t I k e x p $11 26. lu ta i $«’•»» 5f> V e in Car«
and Mrs. C lark Jones of H unting- w eek's vacation at Rockaway .
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Display- for l au rel - Scholls lo M arian Jackson. D r A O. P itm an $3 19 ; T o n y K e m p e r. $ »7*
te r. ta x r e fu n d $1 12 O It
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ton P ark. Cal. Mrs. Jones was fo r
J o h n W il-
Mrs. J u lia R ev re tu rn e d S unday cal includes grains fo r a b ack- operating, and M ildred Johnson of xon,
lu m i » u p t'«
e«»» 919 64
t H dub
fd
Z ola E
M -rg a n . a««t.
• 39. st». R N rl«
m erly Miss E sth er Chase, a m em
H W a h l. «cho»'l >«upt. $! -o
C
h
erry
Grove.
••«P
tu ia ! $ 2 i "4
M a c R e m ie M t .r
M
W i
• 17. • •5 : E ra n k
Hen I.v .lu .
ber of the high school facu lty here. from C latsk rn ie. w h ere she sp en t • ground to d isp lay fruits, v e g e
, several w eeks w ith h e r sister. Mrs. tables. hom e canned goods, and
«15.95 : li
Spreti-
Hen I.y tlu . i » tre a s u re r. $ 1 0 0 . L e n a D v lp la n c h e . c le rk v ili* .
M D . co hum e «xp. $i»u D r 14 I
co
tre
a
a
.,
$»>.•.
«7.97.
O
scar
Elliott.
Mrs. F red B aum ann and little
flowers, w hile sn o w -w h ite e g g s
H a ng e
diaeaae
lt»«pecti.»n
exp.
G ra n d J u r o r *
Ju- l> K e n u n e r, $.’» . Hen N i e l
d au g h ter Ja n e of P o rtlan d re tu rn
H . W a h l. »7 •‘ 7 ; M a: y YY o.lw m l. «65 ; C. S a h n o w . $ l . W m H D ie r d o r ff , $3 .»o. $ 422 72 . U,
R. L angbecker m oved his family- form a b ack g ro u n d in w hich the
J
N ic o l .»m h e rd
In
M em ber l e d e r a i H o m e
A r t B a k e r. «?" 16 . C R ice. »3 t 49
Pete E r w in S p rin g e r , $ 3 2 » . H e n ry ► N 'a ru p . ’ p e e tiu n e xp . • 104.70; lb»y«l c o m p a n y , «*••
ed hom e W ednesday a fte r a few last w eek to th e Ju liu s C h ristensen lam e of th e local is o u tlin ed in
M a r tin . «?•► 1-
R K a y . « LY «••» . A
H ar« $’ *-2t*
a ll r x o $5 7
in l l . i i i k
ho»
J o h n C H u c h a n a tt, $ 4 , H e n ry G.
xp $ I 65. to ta l
days' visit w ith Mrs. B aum ann's farm in th e F arm in g to n com m unity, prunes.
t r a m p f . »S.77 ; E. C o u ch . »6.7 7 ; J
M il- C y p h e r. • 4 2” .
«’»
60
| i " I 'in t r iw I P o in t Yk'ork»
c -urt h"U *e
parents. M r and Mrs. L. A. Long w here he is em ployed.
K ansas City, using hops an d y el
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R ated am ong the best w eekly
T uesday visitors a t th e Long hom e
A I f retí P i r r e " . « li l 47 . « J u n e
«71
J u lia It. A p p le to n . $ 6 .2 0 . J,>-»hua rxt»
h e a lth
u n it
exp
$6 14. t ' t n l
Mrs. H erm an S iegert of Spokane. low stream ers fo r a canopy over new spapers of the U nited S tates V a tu '<•. »127.2 . I . »47
I I
w ere H orace Bolton of Los A n Wash.,
H u d s o n -D u n c a n A
(*.»
1 > ja il
its booth, d isplays corn, p e a r s , th e H illsboro A rgus this w eek has tia n son. »36 ,2 9 ; K u r t 3 7 M ; e \ e A r. n d « re ' w i *•'» ( h r Y is V - . J. A d k iu * . $6 6 0 . G e n trx Hio».k--. $ 6 .4 ".
w
as
a
guest
last
w
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at
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J»*hn Is
Hat«*:iiau, $ 9 . M a d e lin e D u y c k , e x n $55 66. eo
geles and D onald E. Long of P o rt
hom e
e x p I4 o 57, to ta l
the hom e of h er sister. Mrs. H e r apples, potatoes, peaches, pru n es a request from th e U niversity of I. M u rp h y , f t
A lfre » ! N- I t o t i , I _
se c m i s
s a v in g s
$7.4»'
C « ra .M D o rla n d . $ 5 . H o m e r 14. • |0< I l S h a»- S u p p ly ('»«., tn e . co hom e
land.
and grains.
$»7'»
.M att V r lic a k .
b ert Sahnow .
E m n iu tt. $ 4 '."
H c r t in v
Hagg.
$7 t o . ex»» > I2 Ì
iM B l t M
h e a lth u n it e x p f i t In , t o ta l
‘ A ll
S o u th ern C alifornia for copies of A '2 lfr e A d lb Nelit-»n.
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$35.01
Eggs an d red crab apples are the publication to be used in class
A lle e n
H a lx n r -o n . $ 7 2 " . l a r i I.. John« $ t 56 69
Hri*t«>| H a rd w a r e
com pany
Mr. and Mrs. R ich ard Busch and
Mr. an d Mrs. E lm er Jo h n so n and
c ik .
$3 19; G e o rg e
k e l.
$199;
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$7
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John
H
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to
sp
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erboort.
re
p
re
’ $ 7 | t - K a lk w a r r * G r . . . r r v
little son. Mr. and Mrs. O A Mc d au g h ter M argaret re tu rn e d S u n
room w ork. T he A rgus has been S p re it. e r. $27 1.3 . Tony K e m p e r. !
K iio ie l, J. I 1
E D ie I.«‘ t ilin g , $ 4 .
L e n a h m e e I*
1 ’
H . li. 'h '
S r r v i.e
G
Leod and d au g h ter L orna visited day from a w eek at B reiten b u sh sented in an a ttra c tiv e booth show used by U. S. C. jo u rn alism classes
E ra n k
D u y c k . • i y. i : ; Job»
Wi
M a n x fi, <1. « 7 . J
Yk YL r c lu n .l
aee, e»» » h a riff* * r x o
$ 1 4 6 5 . Stand«
ing
g
rain
s
a
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d
o
th
er
products
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Springs.
• 19.Î 7» ; II
H e r r . $15 I 7 ; H Y kahl
(» il ( ',' " f C a lif . , »|i«t a t t y r x p $ t,
for several years.
E re 4 is huen. $J.
S2 ;
Hen
against a b ack g ro u n d o f canned
I.y tln . Í I .
H«
Gex
it . r.» », ■alth
(
M. D u n a b l.
Dr I
Steen and Mrs. Thom pson Shannon,
A ccording to the request, the best $3.19.
Dr. and Mrs. O. E V anosse of vegetables.
Il
50.81 ;
YY 11
» it r a x e lin v r x p
h e a lth Difi
at Milton over th e w eek-end. Mrs.
com
m
unity
new
spapers
a
re
solicited
•
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$11
!.
511 ■> Ys illia m
Murphy lli«
C edar Mills, w ith a co rn er booth, for copies w hich are used for classes L o m a x . $ ! I U It I'
S hannon leaves soon to m ake h er Stockton. Cal., w ere guests W ednes
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$
2
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A L. Am
day- of his bro th er. G E. Vanosse. featu res cele ry am ong v a r i o u s
hom e in Scotland.
M
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H
1'
>n. $30.«
u y » n m t u n 193 7 a u i il l vu booh*
in a special jo u rn alism course con M
Ttio'naB.!« ■ f au ffrre rx m x n r caxex of year«
and fam ily.
vegetables, c ele ry b ein g grow n in ducted by the un iv ersity .
3 " : A r t (» K r a u i. «17 93 ; J Yk
H a rn . V
c
H r tr lin g e r . cu i» hom e r x p . $n
Mr. and Mrs. W. S ieg ert of Kelso.
7 "‘
a l? rf UXitlg I
K ; It
te
ll'
I dga h r l p x (.» n J » .» .»f I - , - ,.. n » . . r * .
«150: J. YV B a r
$>> 70 : 14 N . T t D r
C. YL Don n hl
h e a lth
u n it » x p
T im othy B ro w n h ill o f E ugene ex cellen t q u ality in th at vicinity.
Wash., w ere w eek-end guests of
J M PERSON, Mgr.
J»»
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«110
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$21
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Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Sahnow o f visited Sunday- w ith his b ro th er-
K ii.x m ii' -e t. «12 9.74 ; J.>e C .rri« * I. «109.«
y, co Ituiux* exp, t I. r t . A . » ! 1 v > p » t . « i* . f | r « r t b u ( ' i . ln«J»gr «non.
íle p h u n e com i)
o u tlin e d
:n
.:
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m a k . '
(Mil Hldff.
Schefflin. Mr. S ieg ert w as re tu rn in-law an d sister. Mr. an d Mrs. W.
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76 ; Ü . G. G a rd n e r, $116.' :
i
». L u x b y . $1
a ttra c tiv e v eh icle * fur • th e display
Fur qtn. k. sdoaaaat relict »«a
( • r u n d J u r y Y k itm -
J o n rp h E. Ital«»-
$115 .24
2 4 . ; 14 Yk Y k 'illia m *. «54.7 ; E. W .
ing from C am p M eriw ether, w here R. M anley.
owe it t > « 1 i c l t t , Kr , a
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$'. ♦»•' . I.*.*«* It. C a rp e n te r.
$120.
K e im .
$♦'.'». C» : A .
$66.56 ; m a n ,
O regon
L . E d w a rd
1 HI I ' kM I ! I. .4 Ldaa «1
h e had charge of som e of th e Boy-
Dr. N etta Bown. w ho has been v is of a larg e v a rie ty of grain, seed
I*
i:
G n b h r i: . «’• - > <• Yk . H»*n«lrei.,
75
H . M c D n n ii
• «2.94 ; 1‘v r r y •
I f illa b o ro P h a rm a c y
Scouts.
iting h e r nieces. Mrs. F red Beach products, sm all fruits. and nuts.
l-.vvlyn LaC hapvll«*, $• I'». H e lm La«
R. K linger. $1 14.14: K . K
•, $137.« $2
F ire of unknow n origin S a tu r 77; Pet. H u ffm a n . $51
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. E v erett and and Mrs. E dw in B ow m an, for th e
L u tti* P e te r- ( h a p e llr. $7 to.
n r S h iffe e , c» c o u r t w itn e a a S ta te
day n ig h t b u rn ed the b u lb sheds *en. $47.65 ; G a u rn « S c h a e fe r. « 49 4 1:
son B illy re tu rn e d S u n d ay from past m onth, left S u n d ay for h er
and en tire bulb stock at th e R obert Char!«*« K y a n . $9.57 : L . E. (»'.M ara. «126.- xs K L a r * " t t , $7 2 0 ; h rr<| J r*« e . c a t tle
tw o w eeks' v acatio n tr ip south hom e at Long Beach. Cal.
iu d < -m iitty . $7.«ko , J a m e * Hold», c a t tle in«
49.
J.
K
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$>6.51
G
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in
.
«13
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W arrens farm on G ales creek. The
Mr. an d Mrs. R. W. G ates and
along th e coast as fa r as th e R ed
« le m n ity . $7 * 1 H r m iiit f t o ii H a n d , In c ., c>»
: : . c E. J "i..-. t t t >4 . H H e rm e i
D orothy P atterso n v isited l a s t
E. S p ic k e r. co
c le rk
. «316
w ood highw ay. T hey v isited C ra te r 1 children spent last w eek w ith Mr. w eek w ith h e r uncle. Don Moore, fire w as first discovered a t 8 and
u n n iu K h a m
Co ,
w as b u rn in g furiously on a second
H. H o lz n a r e l. « 1 5 ’»5
G W a llin *? . « ••■ ho m e exp. « 5 ; I 1 D
L ake. M edford, an d re tu rn e d hom e an d Mrs. O. E. E dw ards of S an ti- on Sauvies Island.
J
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c«
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9
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flour
of
th
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shed.
' am.
th ro u g h th e W ap in itia cut-off.
M ,.l
Yk
D. H. P o tte r of B ak er visited
«37
dept
« 3 1 9 . (7 e r y « x h e r if f , ta
«22.3.3; J o h n T ra c h s e l
All
of
the
m
otors,
so
rtin
g
m
a
.......... ... » »
Dr. H. M. F rancis an d d au g h ter Mr. a n d Mrs. J. W. P atterso n loot
Fey. «‘» 5 7 ;
C
«3 I 1.». kk. - t C o axt
.1 9 ,
M a r!
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cook. W alter
chinery. wagons, travs, seed stock J T u ra rg c e h n n s e e l, n . «3
le rk » 9 3 0 ,
co
um pi
« 2 7 .1 1 ; D a n M i l l e r . «♦. * ; C. T e le phone
Cook, Jam es S cott and C. W. M el- E lean o r of C orvallis a re visitin g at w eek-end.
and stock fo r sale, w as lost in the
• 4.4«, co »chiu.i
tre * .* «»..'»'i
«21 .5 4 ; J a m c *
W a lt e r . «12«
huish. all of K ent. W ash., v isited th e L. E. F ran cis home.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. H arold fire. In su ran ce covered at least a J M . a y.
tu x d e p t «3.90.
ip t »9.15,
co s h e r if f
E. M itz e l, >126. ( ha
A u * ’ ii . »9*1
M r. and Mrs. S W. M elhuish S u n
$3«.o4, » ire ju d g e «
.. *.0 ju d g e «14.30,
Mrs. H arold R eynolds of M oun- A lex an d er of B eaverton. A ugust 24. portion of the loss, b u t stock for J- h n W e s t. «7* 4 ( .» ule Kev . «75
d u t n t ty «13.40, co ju v e n ile o f f ic e r « 1 -
day. C. W. M elhuish rem aip ed for tain d ale is agatn em ployed a t Dr. a boy. nam ed J e rro ld Thoms. Mrs. seeding
M . A lle n . »129 7 1 ; I.
R. ill- . «7"
cannot be easily obtained, E.
' 97. l i - n l t h u n it «I»’ l, co s u r v e y o r » K b
F re d A « h f rd . « 5 !.n I C. H A ll» rt. «fl
a visit w ith his son.
J . O. fto k b ’s effice.
A lex an d er is a d au g h ter of Mr. it is said.
C». to t a l |l « 0 , 3 0 ;
The Ei i t
S hop, e rt
I..
R e illy . $ 3 .1 9 ; J " h n
It" • . «11
Mr. and Mrs. O tto S chultz and
G te ra i E le c tric
Mrs. S opna F reerk sen is ill at and Mrs. E J. Thom s of Aloha.
A lb e r t
W a e h n e r, « 1 5 .9 5 ; J .
C. Rue kec, lia e x p . 5 0 c ; I 'o r t lu n d
Mr. and Mrs. J. H L ane of A lb u
c
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p
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,
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p
«29
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M r. and Mrs. E rnest Z u rc h e r left th e hom e of h er d au g h ter, Mrs. E
M e lv in
«26.7! ; R « y J u n c rn ie k e l. «25 52
S unday fo r a vacation in E astern A. G riffith.
querq u e. N M . a rriv ed th is w eek
C ro w . « 1 9 .1 3 ; B u d
H in e s .
«14
J o h n «114 96. to ta l »1 44.76.
P
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(k
C»
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,
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Bose. «11 4.77 ;
A lb e r t kk’ i»< h n e r,
«35 52 .
for a visit w ith M r and Mrs. P au l
and S o uthern O regon. T h ey p la n
Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Nicol an d Dr. i Dudley.
H av
.1
k e l.
«19 .1 1 ; M e lv in
C ro w . e x p »1.10, co j a i l e x (i «3. .6, t o ta l «4 vs .
n ed to re tu rn b y th e coast ro u te.
J» hn
S im m o n * , co j a i l e^
»“ ;
$7 ■•7 . Y I.
and Mrs. E lvin A lm qulst sp en t the
Y V nddl. >! ' 7»
Al J
V a r - M r*.
L. I. B u tterfield of N ew port, a
O tis E le v a to r C o., e r t h* e xp . »7.25 ; L.
Misses M axine B ehling and Ellen w eek-end at R ockaw ay.
J.
It.
B a m fo r d ,
« ’.«>1.1
dehey,
«9.57
«7.67 .
exj!
cousin of P au l D udley, is visitin g
«19 1 4 ;
H e rm a n
H ols« I*:. < »rnell, S. L . It. fu n d
Y V a lte r
J a r r e ll,
Balgem an. and C onrad Repp of P o rt
Bv I. K. S lru h h l
H a rt r .tm p f.
rt.
»6 .
B etty C om pton of P o rtlan d w as a
b a i l i f f c ir c
n a tre l. « 1 5 : Peop' p's W a te r Z. Gnx enm« M a y
land. and Mrs. Ella S chulm erich and guest last w eek of h e r uncle and at th e D udley home.
. J . R.
GREEN M O UN TAIN —Miss Hazel p a n y , «2 15. D r»n- n T y p e w r it e r <'•» . » I.- I. A L< ng . b a i l i f f c ir c e r t,
Mrs. H ugh L ew is is ill a t h er
h er nephew . F red Schm idt, sp en t aunt. Mr. and Mrs. C harles Douglass.
J.
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W olford of B anks w ill be the new 9 1 . J a c k Hesx. « 9 * .5 4 ; H . B e c k e r. « H i
home.
R ic h a rd
co « h e r iff .
«1 49 7 0 .
last w eek at O ceanside.
l t ; J o e C '» rr le r i. «17 .5 6 ; K u r t I.ie b n o w , C o n n e ll,
teac
h
er
w
hen
school
s
ta
rts
S
ep
H erb ert and E lv era Sahnow and
H
a
r
ry
T. J. N ault is rem o d elin g t h e
»96.5s ; V e r l Salee, «101.51 . H . I.. S u -- I t u o h , d e p u ty co s h e r iff, «134.70
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Cady. M ar R uth S im antel of S ch efflin sp en t
tem b er 6
resid en ce of Jo h n Y ork .
b a u e r. »159.$9
R. M e a ch a m . »11 4.14 ; E. J o h n s o n , d e p u ty co » h e r iff . »134 1 '0 , Ben
g aret and D onald Cady, and Mrs. S u n d ay at Mt. Hood.
M r. and Mrs. C. P. B ovre and J . Saun<lem . »96 .5 1 ; E r a n k Rch. «57 .97; C« rn e K u *. d e p u ty co » h e r iff , «99.70 H a llie
MAIN OFFICE
P hyllis. Irene. E ugene an d R ich
310 W eatherly Bldg . P ortland. O regon
Ire la n d , d e p u ty co « h e r iff , «.3.3.23 . C a th -
Lois W alw orth re tu rn e d S atu rd ay
little grandson of P o rtlan d w ere
.2 7 ; If. S c h in d le r, «l<»6-
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. S tev en s r e ard A nderson, w ho have been s ta y here S unday and Mrs. V. C. S tru b b V 6 5 ic ; t o A r l W J . h ite V . a n »19
e r in e S 'a n g e l, c le rk
»•<» « h e r iff , «6 4 70 .
night from a w eek's trip to Y ellow
dchey. » 7 4 > 5 ; A r t Shep
«99
70
.
O.
R.
H
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rn
s
in
g
,
c
le
rk
tn
x
d
e
p
t.,
tu rn ed M onday from a m onth's v a in g at th e hom e of Rev. and Mrs. and d a u g h te r G race re tu rn e d w ith h e rd . « '• 5 4 : J W . W h it w o r t h . «96 .5 4 ;
stone N ational park.
M in n ie W y ffe is . c le rk
ta x d e p t. »74.70 .
G eorge G ordon fo r th e p ast y ear
!!
»
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Mr. and Mrs. O scar Hagg of Reed- cation at T w in Rocks.
G ra n t
G la d y s E b n e r , ta x d e p u ty , «124.
them to P o rtlan d for a w eek's visit. A M L»*«'cl.
»96 64
‘
E. D o w n e r. «11 t -
Z u m w a lt. ja il*> r,
7 o , Man«, Z u m w a lt,
Jo h n B eck of V ernonia spent the w h ile th ey atten d ed th e A loha-
ville left this w eek to visit friends
6 9 : E h a rle « « T y le r, «92.76 ; A lb e r t G ra h a m . j a i l m a tr o n . « 1 4 .7 0 ; S. E. E n y ra rn , ta x
H
u
b
er
school,
h
av
e
gone
to
th
e
ir
in Y akim a. Wash., and w ill accom w eek-end at th e hom e of his p a r
C anada T histle C ontrol R eported « 9 4 .6 6 ; H a rv e y Jetoe, «113 6 6 ; A r c h ie d e p t e x p . «17.25 : T r u m a n J . G lo v e r, r r t
hom e in P o rtlan d .
**e . « 1 0 5 .6 2 ;
A r t h u r J e **e ,
«509.16 ; h e x p . » 1 1 .(0 ; O re g o n S ta te A g r ic u lt u r a l
p any them on a trip to Y ellow stone ents. Mr. an d Mrs. W. A. Beck.
A L B A N Y — K e e p i n g C a n a d a Je
Mrs.
J.
W.
S
h
rev
e
has
as
h
er
F r a n k V a n a k e n , » 6 ; F r a n k V a n a k e n , »14.« c o lle g e , co age nt*« e x p . « 1 .3 0 0 ; S ta te In -
N ational park.
H elen W ick is startin g a class in
th istles constantly below th e ground 28.
guest
h
er
nephew
,
J.
G
ray
of
P
o
rt
d u M tria i A c c id e n t c o m m , peace o ffic e rs *
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. K ram ien. ana tap an d b allet dancing S ep tem b er 7. land.
su rfa c e th rough cultivation is the
T . m M ille r . « 11 3.53 ; H .
L . S u sb a u e r. c o n t r ib u t io n , » 3 5 .9 5 ; J o h n E. H o od, co l
Mr. and M rs H en ry M iller and
5.90 ; E. R. Sheet«, <«9.64 ; C o n c re te le c tin g di g liccnsea, dog lic e n s e fd , «26.»
A le tte r from H eidelberg, G e r principal factor in controlling this « P 57
ip e c o m p a n y . » 1 1 4 ;
L e a te r Ir e la n d
son C harles of P o rtlan d sp en t S u n
C a rp e n te r, co a •#***or, «159.
m any. reach ed A loha in n in e days pest by th e sum m er fallow m ethod, C o m p a n y , » 9 .5 7 ; S a h n o w '* G n rn ire , »16.. H 10 e ; le n J . S E.
te in k e , d e p u ty co a e**«»r. »DM).
d ay at Cascade Locks w ith Mr.
say s C ounty A gent F. C. M ullen, 5 5 ; E. (J. (» ra y , « 1 5 .6 0 ; C a d y M<»tor ( '" . ,
N ot air-m ail.
V io la S u n d b e rg . d e p u ty <•«> axsesMor, «so.
a n d Mrs. C harles Nelson.
a fte r su rv ey in g th e resu lts obtained «•34.32 ; C h rin te n x e n M a c h in e W o r k * . »3 -
F ie ld D e p u tie s C o u n ty A '- c * * * o r. F lo y d
Rev. T. A. L eser. w ho left A pril
by L inn county farm ers last su m 7 5 ; T h e E i x - I t S hop, 4 0 v ; A . K . P icke n « , C. Sh< <>p. «.’'.'» '» I; Jam es M 'K ire , «4 .9 9 .
A rriv e b y P lan e —
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L . Cha«e, «14.97.
m
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F
arm
ers
w
ho
obtained
sa
tis
8 for a visit w ith fam ily and friends
H illsboro bow lers w ill resu m e
Mrs. W endeli W ebb and d au g h ter facto ry control cu ltiv ated t h e i r G a ra g e . » 3 .4 0 ; G o rd o n A E in k b e in c r Co.,
J
M . T a n n e r , dam age« 1 xheep k ille d
in N ebraska, retu rn ed th is w eek
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b y dogs, d«tg li«* fd . «5 . G no* A llo g e , d a m
M arcia of S an F rancisco a rriv e d land an averag e of 16 tim es, w hile
to th e hom e of m s d au g h ter, Mrs.
Geo. L . H e n d r ic k * , » 6 2 .5 0 ; V e rn C a rte r , age.« 1 g o a t k ille d b y dogs, dog lie fd .
league,
new-
in
th
e
city,
bow
ls
at
by
a
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S
atu
rd
ay
fo
r
a
few
A. L. Jensen.
those w ho got poor resu lts c u lti 3D* ; V e rn C a rte r , D l r ; L e n tz A u to P a rt* .
B ro s ., d a m a g e * 1 aheep an I
5:30 and th e C ity league at 8.
w eeks v isit w ith Mr. an d Mrs. vated an averag e of eig h t tim es. « 9 .1 2 ; T h e I r w in - H o d * o n c o m p a n y . «27 ; 2 $•'. la m W b« e r re kill<*d
b y dog s, dog lie fd , « 1 6 ,
Coleen M acDowell spent th e w eek
W ith th e ad d itio n of th e P E P G eorge F isch er an d fam ily .
E u g e n e G ra y . « 3 5 ; S o u th e rn P a c ific co m I*. I 'a tt o n . d a m age s 1 »heep k ille d b y dogs,
S
ta
rtin
g
cu
ltivation
e
arly
in
th
e
end at Fort Lewis. Wash., as a guest league, th e n u m b er of leagues has
p
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,
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dog
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fd
.
«6
.
A . H . E v e rs , dam age « 7
season also seem ed to give b etter c » n .i»;»ny, « 6 5 .7 9 ; H ills b o r o C o n c re te B r ic k 'h e e p k iliu d b y dog
of E leanor Francis, d au g h ter of Dr. been increased from five to six. F a r-w e ll P a rty G iven—
s, dog lie fd . «4*2 . E.
Mr. and Mrs. E d w ard K ortzeborn resu lts than w here it w as delayed «fr T ile C<>. »132 0 6 ; B a rd e S te e l C o , H . J oHxy, dam age « I aheep k ille d b y dog-». :
F rancis, w ho w as at the train in g O ther leagues, an d bow ling time,
e n tertain ed S u n d ay ev en in g w ith u n til la te Ju n e o r e arly July.
«1 40.75; A m e r ic a n R- ad B u ild e r s ’ A*o«oc., . d«»g lie fd , « 5 ; F a ir w a y M a rk e t, co j a i l
camp.
are: A m erican. M onday; C om m er
«25 . C o ly e a r M o to r Sale*» C o , »7.56 ; J . e xp , « . 32 ; J. W . C o p e la n d Yard-», e r t h*
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. H u lb ert of cial. W ednesday; N ational, T h u rs a law n p a rty hon o rin g Mr. and Mrs.
E. H a a e ltin e & ('<>., «25 .6 9 ; A i r Ite d 'K 'io n e x p «7.36, co h o m e e x p «1.90, t o ta l »9 .2 6 .
A v ery S heehan w ho a re leaving
S tart A uction B usiness
G lidden. Iowa, w ere guests of Mr day: C annery. Friday.
S ales c o m p a n y . «39.31 ; M a c K e n z ie M o to r J . W . C o p e la n d Y a rd s , c o u r t bouse b ld g
soon to m ak e th e ir hom e n ear
C. W C ollins of M cM innville Co., «47.96 ; H ills b o r o A u to P a rts Co , fd , «5.60 ; P eople '« W a te r A Ga« co m
.5 4 .
H.
E. C o w g ill. «2.50 ; H o w a rd - p a n y . e r t hs t-.xp, «39.66 . O re g o n T y p e
and J. N. M cK innell of n ear F o r »55
B o u g h n e r
o o p e r C o rp ., »1,2 0 0 ;
B itu m u lf* A s p h a lt w r i t e r Co., co e rt «3.60, h e a lth u n it «1.90,
est G rove a re sta rtin g in the au c C S oles
c o m p a n y . « 5 6 7 .9 0 ;
P o rtla n d C o n co «ehool s u p t «1.91, co s u r v e y o r »3.60,
tio n eerin g business in th is county. c re te P ip e P r o d u c t* Co., In c ., »72 ; Loff> co s h e r if f «1.90, ta x d e p t »1.91, co trea a
C ollins had 30 y e a rs’ experience in g e rs
C o n tr a c to r « M a c h in e ry C o ., »3.« »1.90, co assessor »3.61, co c le rk »15.21,
South D akota and M cK innell sev 03 ; M u n n e ll A S h e r r ill. « 2 9 .7 2 : P re c is io n d i« t a t t y »3.80, c ir c ju d g e «1.90, to ta l
B e a rin g * .
In c .,
» 2 3 .5 2 ;
P h o e n ix
Iro n « 4 1 .6 4 ;
M rs .
E liz a b e th 'l'o«|«|, p r o b a tio n
eral y ears in N ebraska and E astern W
o rk s . «33 ; A. Y o u n g A Son I r o n W o r k * . o f f i c e r ' ! s a la ry , « 6 0 , M rs . E liz a b e th *1’ «Id.
O regon,
»9.90 . P a c ific
M a c h in e ry A
T«x»| S teel p r o b a tio n
o f f i c e r ’s e xp , « 4 7 .6 8 ; W .
A.
Co., »51 ; E rn e s t W o lf, 75c ; H e n r y T y m e r T u p p e r , c o u n ty
c le rk .
co c le r k ’s
e xp ,
J e p p e se n , r e fu n d »log li-
C o., In c ., «9.51 : P a c ific M e ta l c o m p a n y , « 2 6 .1 6 ; J o h n
B irth s
« 3 6 .2 2 : J. YV. C o p e la n d Y a r d - , $ 1 .6 1 ; W .
t' •• »log líe fd , « I ; S ta te I n d u s t r ia l A»*-
W right—To Mr. and Mrs. P e rry W . S h ip le y C o., »13 .0 9 ; B o b e rtflo n H o n v y «•ident c o m m , co assesso r’s e xp . 43»*: Joe
L. W right of n ear N orth Plains, H a r< lw a re C o . » 20 .16: S ta n d a rd Pence M ill* , co hom e e xp . « 2 .5 0 ; N E. S ta n g e l,
c o m p a n y , « 1 2 .6 k ; V i r g i l V a nosse. » 1 6 .9 5 ; » e c ry »list a t t y , « 5 6 . I). S. K e lly , «eery
A ugust 31. a boy.
A n d re w C h ris tia n s o n , «17 .1 5 ; A lf r e d N e l cir«* ju d g e , »45
L a u ra B. M o rg a n , »eery
K rau t-ch eid —To M r and Mrs. G. son.
» 21 .95; W . L . M u rp h y , «9 5 7 : H e r-
»list a t ty , « 7 0 ; M r* .
L e n o ra M u rtó n ,
K rautscheid of n ear Hillsboro, S ep m a n B is h o p , » 12 .76; A lb e r t W a e h n e r. »ecry c ir c ju d g e , « 4 0 ; F a rm e rs * Cash
tem b er 1, a girl.
S
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co
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x
p
»11.10,
co hom e e xp
» 1 5 .9 5 ; J o h n P a v e lc ik , » 1 5 .9 5 ; E d Davi«I-
x«>n, »3.19. S o u th e rn
P a c ific
c o m p a n y , »3.35, t o ta l » 1 4 .4 5 ; L a T osh B ru s h M fg .
«31 .3 0 : H . M
Ita rn c s . « 4 5 2 .5 3 ; S ta te I n - ('«»., co h o m e e x p . »2 2 5 ; T e r m in a l Ice A
D ivorce S uits Filed
d u s t r ia l A c c id e n t c o m m ., « 4 9 6 .7 4 :
P ro -
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P eters—M ary V. against F rederick 7 9 ; E a r l S n e ll, s e c re trn y o f x ta te , »1.
S ta te I n d u s t r ia l A c r d ie n t c o m m ., e r t hs
e x p »3.17. co h om e e x p «20.20, t o ta l «23.-
37;
H ill ia r d , co j a i l e xp , « 1 6 ; D o n
a ld T . T e m p le to n , co ju d g e , co ju d g e **
e x p . »6.65 ; J . S. B a rb e r, J. I*. T ig a r d d ia t..
ju H tie e fees S ta te ca-»^. « 3 6 .6 0 ; I). O.
CRAW FORD peaches read y n ext M<x>dy, co c le r k ’ s e xp . »#,50 ; J o h n S in
w eek. C harlottes, Im proved E l c la ir , co h o m e exp, «36 : H . A . W n h n e r,
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KNEELAND & CANOE
Law Offices
r p < ) S E R V E W a s h in g to n c o u n ty , w» h a v e o p e n e d
a b r a n c h la w "tI'ii
e‘' : e nt A lo h a in th e o ffic e (,f
n a t o r E. I.. R oss. R e g u la r o ffic e h o u r s w ill be
k e p t « a c h \\ e d iie s d a v a f te r n o o n , a n d o th e r w is e
by spi ial a p p o in t n ie n t.
Green Mt. School
Opens September 6
M II.I.E N E. K N E E L A N D .
•LAMES II. G A N ( »E.
AUCTION SALE
T h e u n d e r s ig n e d w ill se ll ;,t p u b lic a u c tio n a t B a n k s on
th e J < . S c h u lm e r ic h f a r m , 7 m ile s n o r th o f F o r e s t
< " 'o v e , on
A
Bowling Leagues
Resuming Play
Thursday, September 9
S a le to s t a r t a t 10 o 'c lo c k ;t. m .
L IV E S T O C K — Li h e a d o t g r a d e G u e r n s e y a n d J e r s e v
c o w s so m e s p r in g e r s , b a la n c e to f r e s h e n l a te r . G u e r n s e y
b u ll. E v e r y th in g w ill be to ld a s th e y a r e s o ld . T e a m o f
h o rse s, w e ig h t 3 4 0 0 . S e t h a r n e s s .
F A R M E Q U IP M E N T , E tc . _ C a se t r a c t o r , t r a c t o r p lo w
a n d dis«-, 2 s p r in g - to o th h a r r o w s , d r a g h a r r o w , w a l k i n g »
p lo w , c o r r o g a te d r o lle r , b in d e r , m o w e r, r a k e , te d d e e r,
2 -h o rs e c u ltiv a to r , I - h o r s e c u ltiv a to r , 2 ir o n - w h e e l w a g o n s ,
d isc d r ill, m a n u r e s p r e a d e r , s ila g e c u tte r . f a n n in g m ill,
m ilk c a n s , d a ir y e ip iip m e n t, a lo t o f s m a ll to o ls.
MAC—
A
F R E E L U N C H al n o o n . B rin g y o u r c u p .
T E R M S O F S A L E — « 2 0 a n d u n d e r c a s h . T h o s e w is h in g
e d it set- c le r k of s a le b e f o r e b u y in g .
E. C. WILSON, Owner
^V. Hughes, Auctioneer
P. J. Vanderzanden, Clerk
O n ly $6.95
G.
M.
for a Custom Built
Too Late to Classify
5.50x17 T ire
berta-. J. H. H ales and E lbertas
follow ing in a w eek to 10 days.—
G eorge A. E asterday, co rn er of L in
coln and 12th.
27-8p
featuring the
HEAVY GOODYEAR TREAD
ZANOL products, household spices.
flavorings: S m art F orm founda
tion garm ents: also C hristm as cards
for sale.
Mrs. H attie Freeland,
H ill-boro, dealer. P hone 2611. 27p
4.75x19 .................. $5.30
5 .0 0 x 1 9
5.25x17
Y o u r g a r d e n o f m e m o r ie , w i ll e v e r
> > lo „ o m i f g iv e n e t e r n a l e x p r e „ i o n
in f l a w l e , , g r a n it e o f f it t in g fo r m
a nd fe a tu re
O u r « h o w - r o o m , a ffo r d
e lo q u e n t e x a m p le , o f th e h e a t in
m e m o r ia l a r t .
I . e l u , a id you
y o u in
■ o lv in g y o u r p r o b le m in
m anner
t h a t c a n le a v o n o r e g re t« ,
now o r
h e re a fte r.
No business firm should send out
a le tte r w ithout its being on a
prin ted letterh ead and in a printed
envelope. It lends dig n ity to the
business and gives it good ad v ertis
ing.
tf
$25.00 Reward
Will be paid by th e m an u factu rer
fcr any C orn G REAT C H R ISTO PH
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON
ER PO SITIV E C orn C ure cannot
WHISKEY— 9 0 PROOF
rem ove. Also rem oves W arts and
opr. l#3Z CALVF.Hr IlfSTILLFR'. CORP., DIS-
Callouses. 35c at H illsboro P h a r î î ILLER’
f _____
CA: LOUISVILLE. K Y AMORFLAV MO..
r x r c c c t t m
iT v ív E E Q o r r r r t ic
r r f i.c M R Y M m e t o n n v . c .
m acy.
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Oregon Monument Works
H illsboro and N ew berg, Ore.
H. II. S tannarrl, Mgr.
6.15
5 .2 5 x 1 8
6 .0 0 x 1 6
6 .5 0 x 16
$6.35
7.75
9.65
Plus Y our Old T ire
Standard New lir e Guarantee on
These Custom Built Tires
COME
SERVICE
GARAGE
IN
TODAY !
SEE
THEM
M A DE!
TWO HANDY LOCATIONS
BUSCH’S
P hones H illsboro 501 or 391
SERVICE
STATION
A. II. Busch, Prop.