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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1906)
MONTAVILLA j. E. M c C aslin , I ♦ Incentrai Store Nights Dark Long;, : • LOCAL NEWS ITEMS : • Tlx- Unitisl Artisan’s <legr«H> team is to take |><«rt in a contest to lx« •••••••••••••••••••••••••a ' preparing belli at sill«'» on Saturday evening, : Í : 9 will soon be here and you will need Alarm Clocks, Lanterns. Lamps and Chimneys, Wicks and all Lamp Ac cessories. ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ : :♦ Cor. Car line and Base Line, j ♦ ♦ Phone, East 732. »♦*♦**♦«** *•.«•.*««*.*,**„***„***»•**. : I. T. HOWITT G. K. HOWITT G. K. Howitt & Co., CONTRACTORS All Kinds of Fuel And General Team Work K««*t 4153 I'liotie. IXji>Iers» in Homex Base Line Road, MONTA VILLA, ORE. Monday, Oct. 8th, Next t<> (.'■■nfevti' iiery store ”i*n f”r Buxine«« in x«-« L.>.-ati.ui In .New I weet «Sc \ ance Bldjj. WITH AN FXI.AKGFD STOCK OF Furnishing; Goods FALL GOODS Rubber (foods For Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Wear Base Line Road, Montanina D. McMillan's, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••e Warren’s Pharmacy Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Stationery, Etc. PRESCRIPTIONS :: CAREFILLY :: DISPENSED Phone East 975, Base Line Road. Montavilla. 2 Doors East of Postoffice. FI. B, DICKINSON Attorney - at - Law, Notary Public . . . OFFICE, 507 Commercial Building, - Portland RESIDENCE, 20 Villa Avenue, - - Montavilla At Home in the Evening. GROCER/ ESI Dcqree It'dms Io Drill. Octolx-r 18th, in which m'verul Portland Mrs. Gilman Parker ha» been very 111 •sacmldie» will pnrtici|>ate. Consider, the |>ast week, of heart trouble, but is able time Ims Ixvii spent in the work of much improved. ' drilling and ths- liiemliera of the team Mrs. Stella Oleson ami family will re- are quit.. liofieful of winning th«« first side |>ermaiieutly with her |wirvntw, Rev. i prise. . and Mrs. Gilman Parker. TI ium * who will take |mrt ill th«- Horn—To Mr. ami Mrs. Stevens of work are Mi««es Flora Kreglow, Coral launlx'it, Ruth Osburn, Grace Gilman, I Anderson street, a daughter. laaiise Stevens, ami Messer». Emil One of Mr. ami Mrs. Price’s twin Kling. Frank Barringer, Roy Gill, Neil latbies die. I Tueeday morning. The Ta ylor, Oivillv Stevens ami George other is very ill. Empkeii. The regular business meeting ami social of the B. Y. P. Ü. of the Grace Mrs. Cordelia Moore Dies. Baptist Church was held Wnluemlay evening at the home of Mrs. Sissley. Mrs. Cordelia Moore, who died Sept. 2l»th at the home of Mrs. IL hh I on Villa Dr. Warren has solved the light prob lem. His pharmacy is one of the beet avenue, w as at the time of her ileatli prolmblv the heaviest woman in the lighted places in the Villa. state, having attained the enormous Miss Adeli.i Roy was married to Mr. weight of 450 pounds. Mrs. Mixire hud Arthur llitchox-k ot Woodlawn on Sun been bed-ridden for about six years day, Sept. ¡Wth, at the home of the with chronic rhniiniatiam and d ropey, bride's párenle on Broad street. Rev. ami wa» brought to Mrs. Hood*! about Father llros-eau officiating. Mr. ami two months ag>>. She originally cam« Mrs. Hitchcock will lie at home to their from Nebraska where »he is siip|iom><l to many friends on ami after the I2tli iuat. have rvl»tive», but they have not been at their new home in Woodlawn. : heard from. J. W. Gilman has a tine fall garden growing which will soon furnish him Mi. TABOR with plenty of beets, onions, lettuce, 1 turnips etc., for table use. Carl Benson ha« purehiiM«! from Ihq»- C. E. Brvsot: recently moved into the uty Prosecuting Attorney A«lams the 1 Wingert house on corner of Hibbard pro|n*rty at 1235 Eaat Yamhill street. S. 11. lamgh lias moved from 410 • street and Villa avenue, Grand View avenue to Tal«>r Height». 11. L. Searls has a new tank for his W. I’. Dickeoli of Hart avenue, Clin wood saw outfit made by Albert Ehlers. ton tract, has complet.sl hi» new l>»rii D. B. Troutman, successor to T. H. xml moved his atix-k. Drake, grocerman of North .Montavilla. E. W. Wample has leasoi the Bru has latelv moved into the store building baker property at 1500 Itase Line. formerly occupied by Mr. Drake on the Chas. Menzies, son-in-law of A. Rum- corner of S;>encer street und X ilia av- sey, has movtsl into the Allen home at i enue. I West avenue ami Helmont. Frank Sperger of Upper Albina has J. M. Murphy, blacksmith for J. II. l taken charge of the Wingert store which Higgins, lias doimxdled at 5fi Davison he recently bought. avenue. Ed. Aylsworth is reporte,! rapidly im- Mrs. M. Wright has her new house at | proving. 43<i street ami Park avenue alsuit ready WANTED—To trole. g<Mxi Bay State for occupancy. organ for fresh milch cow. W . C. Apla- Ailarn Ott Ims completed nmi moved worth, 101 Villa avenue. into his bouse on Gilham avenue. ‘‘Mack” Evans is reporte«! a» recover Prof. J. O. Hall, formerly of Mt. Ta ing nicely from the effect of his accident bor school, has 'M'cupie«l the Hennessy refsirtel in last week's issue. property on the Base Line. Mrs. Amanda Osburn, of lac Grande, Mrs. Surah Royal has returned to her Ore., was visiting last week at the home cottage on Scott avenue amt Base Line. of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Osburn. 7. Kchultz is at home again after a Mrs. J. W. Gilman, who has been month’s alwncc. quite sick for the past two weeks, is A. Nelson has made numersus im provements to his I ioum * on East 43rd slowly recovering. street. E. W. Petty has movetl into the bouse R. Currie is oci-npying his new house formerly occupied by t'lias. Lewi» in on East 43rd street. Kinzel Park. C. I.. Ingalls has moved across the J. A. Graham has moved to 310 Base street from his former residence. Line road. Yea. we keep them. THE VERY BEST, you use them, ami want the best. This should bring uh together. A TRIAI. ORDER will eiuiviiice you We can sell at Prices that defy Cumpetition, quality considered. that our giHsls and prore» are all right Flour, Fedi, Confectionery, AND ALL STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS. Chas. E. Blake & Son, 1O1 H Itibnrcl Ht reel, Ore. N1 < >t 11 « i X-11 In, Will Move about Oct. 15 • e e e e e e e .e e c e e e e e e e e e a e e e e .a e e e e e e e .e e e a e e e e . b * ► into the NEW HOTEl- MONTAVILLA. ON HIBBARD ST., NEAR END OF CAR I.INE, Where they will be pleaeed to greet old friends and en tertain as many new ones as possible. N ten lx tin«! K ihihim I l»y Week bl 1 ■ A • -E a Herman, j-s-M-w-k-* « -w-* or Nlorrtli Hibbard St., I nd of Car l.lne montavilla . THE ELITE CONFECTIONERY D. McMIl.l.AN, Proprietor. Soil Drinks, fine Confectionery and Cltjdrs — Oysters : and : Oyster : Cocktails, Chicken Tamales, Cold liollcd Ham, Cheese and Bakery <i«M»da, Fresh Fruit», Salads Made to Order .... TWUCT a VAN« K Ht'il.iru, 113 Base Line Road, MONTAVILLA, ORE. The Montavilla Meat Market GILES BROTHERS. Proprietor! WE ( AKKY A rt'l.l. I.INK OF Fresh and Cured Meats, Sausages ( HiHCE COUNTRY PRODUCE IMivery to any |>art of the city. ''""inn U-. AS Year» Kvtarteffic« Base Line Road, Montavilla All W»rh Dr. Russ, Dentist Wm. Doelling has purchase«! the pro Why 6o lo Portleid & perty at 521 Ebystreet ami is occupying -WIDER ROADS NEEDED" HE SAYS In Portland, th«* »aine ¡»rh e* i the same. He expects to make a num Teeth Fillcil ami Exti.icted Painless (Continued from page 1.) ber of improvements. Trrth «nit today and n«-w on»*» tomorrow Geo. McBride has his new house in m-ed not be very wide only so that ship" Sat« of Tt«lh IS 99 G«id HtllMf» J2 and m Freeborough trai t nearly complete«!. may moor along each side and still h-nve Gold ÎMth C m ». M and m Full Line <>f 1,., i STATE P.VlXxS Stivar Libati '.fc and m Bndfa Weril. M iMth and m Ealracltag ld«ML 2&c I« Sic Mrs. M. M. Johnson has moved to room for vessels to |«a«s. The l«uuks III rvrddriirr. PIION E Banner Assembly No. 158. (*nite<l 315 Base Line roa«l. should lx* built of cement concrete and OFFICE llibtmrd Ht..on « ar Ilio* Me^tt Artisans, meets every Tuesday at Odd th«- nisterial drtslged out ami tilled in at MONTAVILLA, ORE. S. E. Phelpe has moved into the pro MONT A V ILLA ’8 U P-TO D AT E Fellows'Hall. J. W. Mills, Sec.; F. till- Ixo k to the re«|Uire<l height ami then perty he recently purchased at 430 Barringer, M. A. decked with a concrete thxrr which Spencer street. should extend in n ¡>erh«'t fdain the en Montavilla Catnp No. 87, W. O. W. OFFICE and RF.SID! XCLCAI.I.S C. E. Bryson has moved tp 448 Hib meets every Mondav at odd Fellows’ bard street, having sold bis own pro tire length <>f th«- canui s<> that a man Promptly Attended to. ! could run n hand ti m k from the Wil Jobbing an<l Repairing neatly done. Hall. J. W. Higgins, Consul Com.; G. perty. lamette deal to Fairview the bead ot Phone, East 4127 Phone Sellwood 71 Johnson, clerk. J. R. Stivers, brother-in-law of Rev. the canal. 223 HIBBARD ST. Villa Izxlge No. 124, I. O. O. F. meets Gilman Parker, is a newcomer in the Iron warehouses will then Is- built MONTAVILLA, - - OREGON every Saturday night at their hall, cor Villa, ami has taken tip his alxxle at ii|H,n these i-oncrete «licks and the en _____________ ______ __________b ner Villa avenue ami Broad street. D. 314 Base Line road. tire system will lx* made water-prisif, UNDERTAKER F. Hisiker, X. G.; R. Thompson, Sec. The seven-months'-old baby of Mr. tire-proof and rat-proof, thus insuring to And EMBALMER Montavilla Circle No. -400, W. O. W., ami Mrs. John Turpin, who reside alioiit all parties com ern««l the lowest iiiniir- Railway tracks meets every Wednesday night at Odd one-half mile east of the Villa, died last iim-e rates |si»s|ble. Corner East 13th and Fellows' Hall. See installation notice Sunday morning. The funeral t«x»k w ill lx? built dow n through W'lrehuuses or officers. so that whole train» of cars can lx- rim place on Momlay. Umatilla Ave. GENERAL in under cover in the dry or sha«le and Orpha Itelieeea Izxige, No. 81, meets .Miss Evelyn Parent, who has lieen PORTLAND, ORE. second and fourth Thursday evenings qvite ill for some time, is reported as « ntire cargoes can Is- loaded or unload ed by menus of electric carriers Ixitli of each month at Odd Fellow's Hall. improving. quickly and cheaply. Mrs. A. L. Hopper, N. <».; Mrs. Mamie AND WAGON REPAIRERS Tliis iikh I c of handling freight, es- < iilnian, it. S. pi i ially w lieie entire earg'H'H collie and Horseshoeing a Specialty MISS AILEEN WEBBER • ■go from th«- interior, is found so much • BASE LINE, NEAR END CAR LINE shop across the street next to the jsistal | more profitable over the present system station. MONTAVILLA, ORE. The Fveiling Star Grange held its that it will ]siy huge dividends on the Two excellent sermons were delivered regular meeting on Octolxir Oth. They capital invested. A breakwatei can Is- construct«-«! from last Sunday by the new M. E. minister, had their same gmsl dinner. Over 75 Reverend Ol»erg. were present. Miss Monroe was present the high banks slsive the Sandy river to and made a good xpeeti on her exper keep out the tlissls at time of freshets in 229 Kearney Stri-et, J Mrs. M. E. Hook, ; The Standard Broom Co. report an iences while in Chicago. Others who the Columbia from wushing down • • unusual amount of business this season. I'hfltH' made interesting talks were Mrs. Leh- through the canal causing too swift a Mont, i villa. Ore. • Tabor Sperger ami Kling have Isiught out man, Miss Strange and Mr. Brodie. current, ami th*' same breakwater will • ' ----- ----------------- • the Henry Wingert grocery store on serve to turn tie- waters of the Sandy Mrs. T. R. Howitt of Gresham has • • Villa avenue. river into tlx* canal so as to cause a • Is prepared to do • been visiting her mother, Mrs. E. I>. flmimially the monhsl center <>, the | • FALL SEWING • The telephone company are putting in ' Kelly, the past three weeks. We are rmxlerate cm lent ami by its clear, cixil, IL W. SXAMIIALL. • of : All : Kimis • a new line on Anderson street. fresh water keep the waters of the liar- worl«l. pleased to hear of her improves! health. < ireeham, Ore. tmr always fresh ami clean. This would ; Tailor-Made Suits a Specially ; Mr. ami Mrs. Cole are visiting her make one of the most sanitary harbors • parents, Mr. Lang ami wife. in the world. J 10» CURTIS STREFT, J Broom factories Consolidate. A. Blumenthal has gone to Eastern Do not think that this is overdrawn J MONTAVILLA, - ORE. ! Oregon to try farming there. for all this will surely come to pass. I Chas. Hyle, president ami manager of • • the Standard Broom Factory, is on his Fred Phillijis ami family have arrived have long felt confident that. Portland annual visit to Eastern Kansas where he from Nebraska and are visiting his is destine«! to lx•<•ome the New York of the Pacific Coast, but since the San I. W. Perkins is excavating the base is buying the year's stock of broom corn I mother in .Mansfield addition. for the factory. It is in this way that Claud C. Ixiuek, a conductor on the Francis«'«» disaster I have somewhat ment for a new resilience on Mizner street, near Villa avenue. J. E. Black the best broom corn is obtained. O. G. U. P. Rv., underwent a serious o|»era- changed in my views. I now feel that I am not exaggerating in the least burn has the contract for construction. Kiel has charge of the factory during tion recently. when I say that when the ong hun Mr. Hyle’s absence. S. P. Osburn, of Fairview, is doing dredth anniversary of the Lewis ami The Salem Broom Factory was recent Large, cloth Trespass notices jury duty ami is stopping with his ly consolidateli with tiie Montavilla fac Clark Ex|»isitioli shall come around the printed and for sale at The Her city of Portland will have liecome the mother at her residence in the Villa. tory and the plant is new being moved ald office. Price low. metropolis of the United States and Smith, the shoemaker, moved his to Montavilla. GEO. McBRIDE, Blacksmilh | .Montavilla Lodges ALBERT EHLERS, ■ ; CARRIAGE and WAGON REPAIRING <* Horseshoeing a Specialty ; ■ «O rth siot rose um roro . I > J > Eul of Hibbard SI. MONTAVILLA. ORE. ! > Hardware Dealer A. B. Hemstock jJ. C. Pinckney j I Contractor and Buiider: « Make» n H|x*cialty <>f « j Window Frames, l><x»r Frame», ♦ i* Stairs, Pantry and Cab- ? inet Work. Z Dougherty & Copenhefer BlacKsmiths Russellville Doings • • Teacher of Piano • e : Fashionable Dressmaker • • • • * Mhop North o( M« t litxll«i < hur< h, Phono Kaul lii.lw Hibbard SI. ♦ MONTAVILLA. ORE. J Call and See Our Fall Goods now on dis play. If you do not see what you want, leave your order and it will receive prompt attention. Burbank & Schumann, Cor. Bane Line nnd Kinzel St. MONTAVILLA. The Herald is better prepared than ever to do your job printing *n first-class style at low rates.