EVERY
FARMER
i ry
The Farmer’s Mutual Fire jCreáme.ryi
in iiitvreHhNl in gi4ting Fire Inmirance
at lowest |M»sHible coet.
Relief Association
was organized by farmers for just that
purpose and is the only <x»nipanv ill
|s>sition to give it. If you would like to
learn about it drop a lint* to
H. W. SNASKALL.
Gresham, Ore.,
R. F. D. No. 4.
HARRY HUXLEY,
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Milk buckets mid a milk cooling room
lu a dairy producing certified milk at
Sunnier. Wash., are Illustrated 111
Hurd's Dairyman, which says:
All
milk is drawn into buckets covetvd
with cloth strainers, then |>oured Into
the tin drum which extends through
the wall into the cow room. The mt Ik
is received by a trap strainer before
reaching the cooler. The cooler Is hol
low. The cold water runs through tlie
Inside anil the milk over the outside.
The temperature of the water 111 winter
WORK NEAT
Call or write him at
GRESHAM,
B. W. EMERY
LIVERY.
SALE AND
FEED ....
STABLES
Ilulldlua Ina llairy llenl.
Frank Young, th» tiftcen year-old son
At preseut there are two ¿latitici
pluis.-s of building ii|> a dalry herd. of Wm. Young, residing near Bartoll,
First, there ls thè building u|> of thè met with all accident in which lie near
dalry ben! of itedlgi-ved animala of ly l.wst Ills life recently. While visiting
some dlstlnet linssl, and. aecoud. there the Duncan and Bell families on Sanuv
ls thè bulàllng up of n beni of uaeful Ridge his saddle horse plunged “nd
milk producera hy- a System of npgrad
l>alk<si throwing him to the ground
Ing wtileli ought to tre so conditeteli
aa to temi up to thè former. We hiv head dow nw ard and dragging him some
of iiiH'essIty foi.x'd to bulli! up dalry distance Indore W Relf was able to slop
henls. tirsi. bis’ause few diilrynieti at the runaway.
thè lieglunlng of Illese o|»eratlona bave
Min lit'rtIm Olierai recently H|>ent a
snfflclent capitai to purvhaae dalry
lienls out ami out; aecond. aa little week »ith her aixter, Mrs. Mac Thoma*,
mure tluin I |>er cent of our eattle are and while riding home a leu evening*
ot
pedigree»!, auch intimili* eould not I h » ago met ^ith the iiiniaiial ia | h ‘ i h in
sis-unsl. and. thlnl. dalrymen wbo encountering a liear near tin* toadnide.
know thelr business will not dispose Iler atory of bruin was accepted ana
of thelr beat cow» utibsta at faticy dream, or a black dog, or a »tray
prtees. 11. S Shaw. Mieti!.*»
until on Sunday Wesley Bacon
Fred Giblinin*, while hunting, again
One of the lights of the Paris Acade
a glimpse of ”l»ear’’ in the tiuils-r
my of Medicine recently entered a
chastil it to the Sandy whet«' it eaca|>eil.
sharp protest against reckless opera
tions for apiiendleltls by surg.nns. He
»ays that a physician should tìrst dis
dare the existence of thè disease nml
the necessity for an operation,
Sur-
ge.ui» often mistake other and I« nm
serious maladies for apiiendleltls.
Gresham Harness Shop
MILK BVCKKT3 AX1> COOLING BOOM,
Carries a Full Line of
LIGHT and DRAUGHT HARNESS,
COLLARS, PADS. HALTERS,
WHIPS, BRLSHES, COMBS. Etc.
HARNESS. BOOT and SHOE
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY’.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
is -bl ilegns>s. and during the summer
mouths a tHirrel containing 15o feet of
coiled pi|H' packed with cracked ice Is
tis,il to cool the water befon- It enter»
the cisder. With a barrel of this kind
the tem|ierature of the water can tie
rvduceil tj -to ilegri-es. After all cows
are milked the c.ius of cold milk are
taken to the bottling bouse, which is
500 feet from the cow barn, where file
milk Is poured through th«* wall of the
bottling room into the mixing tank and
after being thoroughly mixed is put tn
quart bottle» at once. The liottles are
put in metal cases bolding twelve lag
ties each, and cracked ice Is put arou-ul
the iwcks of the bottles.
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:
of all kinds neatly
: Tonsorial ■ nd work quickly
done
♦ : Rann Honad and put ia finl-cli« arder
PmMrm, Solved.
Next door to Gresham Hotel
Robert H. Childers, Prop.
GRESHAM
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GRESHAM, ORE.
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! THE GRESHAM MOTEL '
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Greshan, Oregon
o Mrs WALTER C. BURCH Prop.
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< • ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
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SINDAY DINNERS A SPECIALTY
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KATES 11 TO 12 PER DAY
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« Gire us a Call.
ABOUT 15 DIFFERENT HIADF.H
THIS
Prices from 8c to 121-2c a Yard for full width 28 In. Goods
WEI-K
— A I mo
ii
Lot of Nvu —
Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons, Etc.
AN»» a l ull I in«* of X '111 I I I \(»’S <•<><>!>>•,
Baking Powder, Extracts, Spices, Ftc., Ftc
Roirn
OtLVU
lVTriYlOtr
ITA (Jilt?y
By Onlt ring your DOORS
and WINDOWS through us
Plenty of Oil, Lead. Paint, Etc
THURSDAY
REMEMBER !
m .
BORNSTEDT’S
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Sandy. On
fIRWOOD
GIST LARSON, Proprietor.
♦
Outing Flannel
NEW
MARMO!
G resham
JOHN H. METZGER
An examination of our stock will convince you that we
have the best selected stock of GENERAL
MERCHANDISE in this neck ’<> the woods.
SANDY
Kalsomining, Papering.
PRICES LOW
of dairylng, thè serlous obj.wtlons to
It Is'lug Ita everlasttug :tw> «liiys a yaur
Job. Tharv ls no let U|i. w«> ina.v sny,
night or day. Sablsiths or holidiiy».
All merlila lumi ami iierslatent Work
lu thè dalry. ltut wlien you come to
thlnk of It. wtuit klnd of work cali you
eugage In and make money nt II tinit
la not an everlasttug Job wlthout let
up. yaar and year out? A h «<• salii
The many improvements in Sandy
Is-fore. now that thè mllklng tnaehlno are attracting the admiration of ls>th
la provine a sueveaa thè girai buglrar
old mid lie» residents.
of keepiug niilkers oli Ilio Qirm la Irte
Ing removed. and thè fiirtif itself eiui
M. McCormick has Iwgun drying
take hisirt agalli. Home and Farm.
prunes.
Dr. L. L. Van Slyke of the New York
experiment station gives in bis new
book. “Modern Methods of Testing
Milk and Milk Products.” the following
useful rule»:
To find the amount of cream pro-
ducial for loo pounda milk when the
per cent of fat In milk and in cream Ii
known, divide the ¡H-r cent of fat In
milk by tlie |»*r cent of fat iu cream
and multiply the result by 100. Ex
ample—How many ponuds of cream
containing 25 p *r eei-.t fat are pr xluced
from 100 pounds milk containing 5 per
cent fat? Five «livhled by 23 equals
0.2; 0.2 multiplied by 100 <s;uals 2>>. the
nurnl>er of pounds of cream with 25 per
cent fat.
To find the amount of skim milk for
100 pounds milk wb<*n the jier cent of
fat in milk and in cream Is known. And
the amount of cream by the rule given
above and then subtract this from 100.
Example—How much skim milk is pro
dneed from loo [«omuls milk containing
4 per cent fat when the cream contains
23 per cent fat? Four divided by 25
equals O.10; 0.10 multlpli«*«l by loo
«s|unls 10; loo mines p; cpials M. the
numlier of pounds of skim milk.
Mrs. Fr«*d Rietu of Vancouver is k«*e|>-
ing house for Oswald Riem. Mrs. O.
Kit-in is sick in tlie hospital in Portland.
Miss Ikilly Alt tolled th«* sw««et sound
ing schiMil Iv-ll for th«* new fall t«*rm
beginning September 17th.
Mrs. H. Hillman of Firw<»*i s|»-nt
a
few days in Portland last week.
(HAS. L. LEWIS
CHERRYVILLE
Miss Irene Ait leines for Portland
the first |>art of this week where she
will finish learning the dressmaking
trade.
Manager
!
The Famous Sandy Hostelry
Under new management.
Pay»
special attention to commercial and
Mi-s S. Hillman and Henry Kiesecker
made a business tuip to Sandy Saturday.
transient trade...........................................
Sand>
Miss !**>llv Alt and Mr. Nelson were
i>ut enjoying the silt shit e after the
heavy rain. The sun was rather warm
wasn't it Neil'
Meals lor Automobile Parties
:
Phone orders promptly attended
Clean lieds.
Best of Horne
Cotiking. Prices Reasonable . . ,
l
Feed . Stable
<«. Stuckie has purchased a new horse,
Connection
< *. ltieni made a business trip to Port
land last week.
AV. I’. Roberts has hie house
completed.
nearly
Repairing :: of All kind* :: Promptly Done
Mr. and Mrs. Koenickie and daughter
Marie were guests of Mrs. lama Went-
land last Sunday.
J. Bell was a guest ot Anton
Sr., and family Sunday.
Atfent for John Deere B ukrìm and
Vehicles, Peter Schüttler Wagons, Moline
Wagons
Malar,
Mrs. J. Lampert made a business trip
to Sandy recently.
COTTRELL.
pawn
M. Ball has had bis fruit drier in
o|H-iati<>n during tlie last week. Prunes
have la-eii arriving quite steadily. The
prune crop in this nighls.rI ks »1 is quite
large, but the recent rains have caused
eoiisidi-i able damage by causing the
To Prevent l ow Sarklnc Herself.
Tli«*re are many devices to prevent
cows from sucking tliemselm.
A
spiked halter Is shown in the accom
panying ent from Anienlcan Agricul
turist. A buckle at tin* up|s*r part be
hind the ears makes It quite easy to
detach it.
cut shows how the
Sandy
Hotel
Mrs. Anton Malar of Firw<M»l went to
Portland last Satuniay to att**nd the
funeral of Mis. II Malar at llills<la|e,
Oregon.
( )re
prunes to crack.
Oi^GON
L ine
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I II/ icksi 11 i I 11 i i
U nion P acific
Harrow», Cultivators. Manure Spreaders.
Disk Plows
Harrows, John
Deere Plows
Paul Dunn bus recently had Ids
dene, and several other buildings paint
ed. F. Sharanke did the work for him
mid »ill now la-gin painting a house for
I’ris-tor A Ik-ers on the old Scoville
placo at Orient.
3 TRAINS TO THE EAST DAILY
Skilled
Horseshoeing :
: Our
M. Ball’s dryer is running full capa
city no»-. Prunes are very fair mid
Nate tins tour Home
Specialty
plentiful.
Ralph Neibauer has made a bmrel of
^CHALKER
"The Reliable Real Estate Man.”
FARMS, DAIRY AND STOCK
RANCHES, Small Tracts, im
proved or unimproved, Cedar and
Fir Timber, Empire Cream Sep
arators.
J. H. CHÀLKER.
GRESHAM. ORE
Gresham
Bakery
VX1ON DEPOT
SPIKED FIALTEU IN PLACE.
spikes are secured. Tbe spikes should
not be over two Inches long. They nre
best made of wrought nulls, but a good
wire nail with a flat head will suffice.
The nails may be placed hi mi Iron
vise and the heads flattened as much
as possible. They are then driven Into
a piece of thick leather and secured by
sewlug or riveting It upon another
piece of leather, as shown In the cut.
An old lialter can be used to good
advantage. First drive the spikes In
the nose piece as desired; then sew or
rivet a piece of leather over the heads
of the nails.
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At the Front,
Carries a full line of Horne made
The unprogressive dairyman falls to
realize that the dairy world not only
"do move,” but Is rapidly advancing.
Perhaps he Is one of the best of the
old school, yet Is at the tn^- end of the
procession of modern improvement,
whereas If he would get out among
the alert dairymen of the present and
Imbibe the newer Ideas he might be
easily a leader In the front of modern
dairy progress.—B. Benjamin, Jr.
Bread, Pies. Cakes.
Cookies. Doughnuts etc.
MRS. CHAS. JOHNSON
Alain Street GRESHAM, ORE.
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( Hl< AGO - PORTLAND •J 3D A M
Daily.
MPE< IA I. for the East
via Huntington.
ft
1 ft !’ Vf
SPORAKK FLYER
haily.
cider.
Says it is gissl.
5 on P M
Daily.
a
A M
Dally.
KELSO
School commend'd Monday w ith Miss
Max Kligel
was
a
Portland
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visitor
ft <«» I». Vf.
Hally.
R. Jonsrud made a
Portland Saturday.
Mr. it nd Mrs. Peter Rntli, of George,
and Miss Annie Jnrl visited Mt. and
Mrs. Sandall th«* past week. Miss Jail
returiif-d to Portland where she will at
tend High School this fall.
, 30 P M.
Pally
«•Xrept
Sunday.
John Bankus, who has la*en etti|doy«*d
for some time bv R. E. Jail has left to
attend High School ill Portland. p.
Hath will take his place as iisaistant ill
hiaiio, and way poinln from the store.
F. W. Cumming's barn doors are re-
.5:40 A. M. or upon arrival
splendent with a new coat of [mint.
»‘Xct-pt Haturday.
1 P. M„daily except Friday.
Mr. Stone, on his place near Boring,
Ticket Office, Third and WaMhinxton. t<a>k down mi ash tree w hich was found
Telephone Main 712. (’. W. .^tin^er,
City Ticket Agt.; A. L. Craig, General to contain 35 [Hitinds of honey. He was
fortunate ill getting it ns u la ar had
PawBenger Agt.
I mm ii in the vicinity for some time.
0. R. & N
A M
E h Mt ward
P M P Vf
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Local Schedule
Of Irains
Went ward
A M A M P M
No. ft No. 6 No. 4 L t .
7 3
ft 1ft ft 1ft rORTLANO
Now that the mnklng machine nj»-
pears to lie an assured success It puts a ft 20 a 20 « ft 20 tHT MIRI a 7 10 a
». .1
ft 3.ft H :o IM tUMH
a new face upon th jp-.vhoh* business.
ft 40
Any man familiar with livestock grow a ft 4ft X 45 « fi 45 HIRIItW
s noJ, n «> TROUTMIE a ft 3.5
ing Is free to admit that In no line of 1 a ft fio •
2 ( m | »Oïl 7 04 ROOITER R 6 IM
stock handling Is there so good an op
1 a V 12," » 17Ì, 7 12 »»'O*» Hit « o»a
portunity for money making as tiiut
1
Max Kligel
who bud to HilH|a*nd
thrashing on account of the rain atartol
up again Monday nt Vetch's, lie will
have about 4,(100 bushels of grain.
BiggH Mail Hp’e !
IXM'ai A Kx Fl yr
J. Ell-worth has commenced work on
Machine.
I
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last Saturday.
For Lu'wiMoti,
Kitmria, W hm I i . :
f.»MV»« Riparia
train No. 1, daily
Arrive Riparin
The question of how to obtain n
clean, mild flavored cheese all the time
is one of the very important consid
erations In solving the problem of get
ting the people to eat more cheese.
The Milkina
Arrive«,
Anna Biichninnn as teacher.
7:00 A. M.
iMily
.... .
SmblHy.
I nlform Qonllty In Cheese.
A Christian writing from Palestine
to the British Weekly snys that He-
brew is once more a living tongue In
Its native soil. Jews from all lands
meet In Palestine and. having no other
speech In common, fall back upon that
of their forefathers and the sacred
liooks. Jerusalem Is once more a Jew
ish city, be writes, now actually con
taining more Israelites than returned
from captivity In the duys of Ezra and
Nebemiab.
Leaves
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ftft
3ft
2.5
20
Oft
fiy
Mrs. Dolan's new residence.
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a ft ftfi
ft
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a ft
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a ft
Bert Jonsrud and John Revenue went
o on a fishing trip laat Friday. 1 he re
an sult was no fish.
25
Mr. und Mrs. F. G. Jonsrud visited
10
in their daughter, Mrs. S. Andrews, at
Cottrell Sunday.
SANDY STAGE and LIVERY
NEWTON
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Sandy for Boring at 6:30 a. m. and 2:00 p. m.
Boring for Sandy at 8:35 “ and 4:45 <<
Scliediih* subject to change w ithout notice.
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At Sandy Makes Connections
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with Salmon Mail
Statfe.
Also makes connection for Asch
off’s and meets first car at Boring,
:
Orland Zeek,
GENERAL
Blacksmithing
♦ Gives a present with everv pm-
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cluist* <,f WOI.VI-HIXE SOAP.
T It will [»tv voti to .........................
14c, 5c, Ilk*, 15c, 20c, and
25c Counters.
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Pleasant Home, Ore.
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Cartridges, Fishing Tack-
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