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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1906)
lv< 1 W ■ -4Ï j ■ ■ 1 / W-i' RIE i ; I WE GRESHAM and MONTA VILLA, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1906. PASTOR AND WIH Wilf OMID BACK BAPTIST Why You Should Have Your Account with (Js. BEt'Al'SE will’ll you deal with US you are di-aling with a man who ia in terested iii the Itank laiyoml u monthly »alary and cousispiently i» interested 111 your welfare. Farmers i ' iiii deal with a mail who s|»’iit the fore part his lib' on a 700- acrv farm in Western Iowa and consequently know» something of the farmer's needs and cnimbilltirfl. Knowing the neeil» and I’apubilitif» of the farmer we are able to assist the country merchant in inanv way» ami lieing able to »«»i»t the I’oiintrv mer- I'liunt we in turn iN’iintlt the farmi’r and the buyer» of the farmers' pri»luct. The innnufncturer take» an Interest in u» liecanae he understands that the bank imikeft it |»miible for the is-oplv hi hi» locality to make much luster pro- gre»» than they could witlioiit the bunk. Tin buyer of the farmers' products Isinine« intcreatnl in nu l»’i-iiii»e he leains Iluit the farmer d<»*a buain.4* with us and he comes to ua for infor mation concerning that which he wiahe» to buy. Tiie farmer w ith money to Invest coinq« to us for his securities lieciiuse we can »ell him paper Isariug a l»’tier rale of interest than lie can obtain. W,. encourage the young people to save and help the thrifty man by paying I |»-r cent, i n the money he lay» by for an opportunity or rainy day. GHDRCH HOLDS RALLY The First State Bank IHL AMERICAN CLOIH'LR. OKI.GON. PORTLAND, HOWITT’S MARKET Powell, Street, ll U ll - Gresham, Oregon - FRESH and CURED MEATS WHOLESALE Resolutions of Condolence. W iikkkas : In-atli having called away our brother and neighbor, Freiieric Emily ; therefor, lie it R ksoi . vkii : That Columbia Grange No. 317 has lost a faithful and genenni« metnlier—one who will long lie remem bered by his former brother» ami sis ter». ItKsoLVgn: That our fraternal sym- ' pathies be extended to the liereuved family, and we point them to that con- I! »olation that comes from the admoni tion that "a true |>atron places faith in God." R ksoi . vku : That a copy of these reso- I hition» lie went to the sorrowing family, | one to the Beaver State Herald for piib- ■ lication and one lie spread U)»m our Grange record». RtffiA M. I.ITTEEPAGE F. N. LASLEY MRS. A. ANDERSON Cnliim it tee. GAGE For the next two months we will sell Front Quarters Best Steer Beef, at 3 l-2c per lb. Beef, Veal, Pork, Mntton, Kips, 2 6 « 4 1-4 1-2 to to 5 to 3c to 9c « l-2c 4 l-2c to 7c « DEATH Of STEARNS C. KING.; GWINL Î0 HL AH DfM DARKIES? The funeral of Ntearn» C. King occur red at Snnnyaide on Monday, October 15th, from the residence of Mr. Bunting, hi» son-in-law. Eld t C. A. Nutley, of Gresham, conducted the services, inter ment lieing in Lme Fir Cemetery. Mr. King had come to Oregon about three years ago on account ut his health and found the climate somewhat help ful, thereby prolonging hi« days for a time. He with hi» wife were residents of Gresham and vicinity for about one year when they moved to Vancouver, remaining there until about two month» before bis demise when In- was brought to the home of hi» daughter where he passed awav. Tiie deceased w as a member of the Baptist Church, having lieen connected with the Lafayette Ave., First, North, Clinton Avenue, and Warren Ave. Churches in Detroit, two of which he bellied to organize. He was superin tendent of Sunday school work while in Detroit, in connection with the Baptist Churches there, also a licentiate of the First Church. At one time lie was sec retary of Christian work in connection with the V. M. C. A. of Louisville, Ky., and also at St. Louis, Mo. He also held membership at the Second Cliurch, St. Louis, and the First Church of Omaha, Neb., where was church clerk fora time. Mr. King followed cliurch decorating aa a business and was widely known fur his exceptional ability. He was also a diligent student of the bible, and bad well under way a serie» of books, the purpose of which was the development of the Biblical structure of truth. No doubt his Christian life lias left its influence a» a benediction on those with whom he lived and worked. 1 leccaseli qua born in Detroit Feb. 11, UM7, ami passed from earth Oct. 13, lUOti. He leaves, besides his wife, one daughter, Mr». Bunting, of Portland, and twe sons, Roy H. and Russell C., of Chicago, who have the hvaitfelt »yin- , (Mthp ol a wide circle of acquaintances. The holies of Troutdale were never known to do things by halves, so when they decider! some weeks ago to have an amateur minstrel show for the benefit of the Troutdale library it was of course understood that it was to lie the liest that money and talent could produce. The ladies of Troutdale are gradually gaining a stat«' reputation for their abil ity alongamateur lines. It may liesaid, however, that they have no time to »(■end for anything but a worthy cause. They realize to the fullest extent what a gms! library means to the town ami community in which they reside. They are |>atriotic, loyal and energetic in se curing for the boy» and girls of the com munity, that which means more than looney, ever keeping in mind that a well read boy or girl is not found on the streets, and they want all their boys and girls to 1« well read, hence this minstrel performance in which every citizen of the community will lie vitally interested. Just imagine if you cat the quaint darkey songs, plantation melodies, reci tations, jokes, and all the other side splitting and pathetic performances of the old time Negro Minstrel Shows. These will lie duplicated,Kild more too, by the Imlies of Troutdale, on the even ing of Oetolier 25th. The Masonic Hall is lieing title-l specially lor tiie occasion. The finest music the town affords will tie furnished by M s. Liu Hal low and others. Tickets to the Minstrel show alone will lie » ild for 25 cents each. A dance will follow for which an additional charge of ’£> cents will lie made. Re- meiulrr tne tin e, Friday night. Get. 2fi, lSXMi, al the Mas »me Hail, at H p. ni. •harp. Additional Gresham Locals WANTED—Young, fresh cow. Jer sey prefervl. Write C. A. Boberg, Route •», Gresham, Ore., or call at J.din along pro|»ised routes have made im Palmblad's. provements that enable them to obtain Jesse Forrester, who is with a survey rural delivery service, but sometimes the efforts to keep up the roads are re ing party near Tacoma, was home over laxed. But the government has decid Sunday. Mr. ami Mrs. E. C. Giltner, of Port ed that unless ttie roads traversed by carriers are properly maintained the land. visited Mrs. Giltner's mother, service will lie withdrawn. The Post Mrs. J. P. Forrester, Mon lay. office Department now calls on the car Mr. Hacking ami family have moved riers for reports on the roads, and will into the Lindsey cottage, corner of stop the service w liere the highways in Rulierts avenue and Third street. question are laid. John Chinahan has movsl outoDr. J. Good Roads and Rural Mails. Powell’s place near town ami Win. Dor The 35,1)73 rural delivery carriers now rell will move into Mr. Clanahan’a employed cover 863,3t>3 miles daily, and house. it is unreasonable to exiiect them to Joseph Hamlin has moved back into contend with neglected roads, or to work for communities lacking the enter the Smith house which lie formerly oc cupied. prise to keep their common highways in Ed. Aylsworth has returned to town, decent sha|ie. Wherever a route is dis continued the inhabitants themselves having recovered bon his recent ill w ill lie to blame for it, for if alive to ness. their own interests and their duty to FOR RENT—A neat six-room cot the public they would give their roads tage on Main street. Price $S. En vigorous and constant attention. The quire of Mr». George Leslie, tiresham, idea that a route once authorized is nec ! Ore. essarily (lermanent is a mistake Ad Dr. C. H. Atwissl made several pne vice on the liest road methods is auppli- ed by the Agricultural lie|iartment, and fessiolial trips to Portland this week. a neiglilftirbood that loses its rural de Mrs. M. J. Alishouse, an <»ld resident livery must itself iiear the discredit for so unpleasant and humiliating an event. of the Section Line road, was a pleasant — R. F. D. News. i visitor today. Who made Milwaukee famous sold beer ! Who is making Fairview famous sells the earth ! Who will make himself famous will buy . THE MAN A land, were guests at the E. D. Cl iiuber- lain home on Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. Nutley. of Gresham, were Corbett visitor» one day last week. Frank R.-ed transacted business in Portland Tuesday. Geo. Dreasel 1 drove to Troutdale Thursday. Mr». I.ucv Kincaid was a Portland visitor Thursday. Ethelyn Mae Smith, who is attending college in the city, s|wnt Saturday ami Sunday with her mother. Miss Bertha Henry went to Portland Friday evening and returned Sunday. I'. A. Combs and wife, of Portland, came Sunday to visit her mother, Mrs. Dreasel I. Chas. Smith drove out from Portland Thursdav and spent the day at hi» farm mar Corl »It. The county librarian was at Corbett one day this week looking after the li brary books. Mrs. Ostran stwnt several days last week looking after her property near Corliett. She has disposed of her hotel (iropertv at Bridal Veil and expect» to make her home it. Portland. Elder Brickley, of Troutdale, preach ed in the Corliett schoolhouse Sunday evening. J. W. Erickson is digging away at Ide I |M>tat.s*s and will have a very nice crop. James Pounder, our pouplar road ------------- --------------------- sufierviaor, is (»itchhig up the old loads and bridges in goo.I »ha|ie. Carriers Must Have Good Roads It lias been reported that J. Biberg It is announced that the government and family will leave for Portland the will look more carefully to the enforce last of the month to make that their ment of the rule regarding the roads future home. over which rural free delivery ia estab Our |M>pular neighls.r and musician, lished. The present requirement ia: Prof. Ziltu, is »(tending a short vacation "Roads traversed shall be kept in good with his family. condition ami unolwtrucUd by gates; Mrs. J. Hilwrg is mourning the loss c.f there must lie no unbridged creek» or a valuable «!<»« which was lost at the streams not fordable at any season of hopyards. the year.” In many eases the residents We not only wish to sell meat to you but are al ways ready to buy at market prices. For the following week we will pay for NO. 42. Given Reception on Return for Rev. Nutley’s Sixth Year in Lived Some Time in Gresham ; The Will Sing at Masonic Hall, Buried Monday in Lone Fir. Another Conference Year. Gresham Church Commenced. Troutdale, Friday, Oct. 26. The reception given Dr. and Mr». A The Bethel Baptist Church held an Thompson by the luemla-r» »nd friend» all-«l«y rally last Sunday in honor of the of the Methoiliftt <'liuii’li, Gresham, on IMMtor, Rev. C. A. Nutley, who ia com last Friday night at the home of Mrs. B. mencing hia six'll year’» work in this W. Emery, was a most pleavaut <«•>•»• field. Ilion ami showed the Cordial welcome In the forenoon the usual services were felt towards the pastor and bi» family belli, I’astor Nut ley reviewing the past on their return to tills field for another M-ar's progress of the church, anil out conference year. lining the work for the coining year. • The |»e|>aruti<ui» lor the occasion, The afternoon »»» »pent in a roll call though hastily made, weie complete meeting ami reminiscent testimonies. The »pacioiis ruuius of the Emery resi I Dr. A. Thompson, of the M. E. Church, dence were tilled almost to overflowing. wo gmong the visitor« present, ami Seats had I hs - ii taken iro n the church marie a abort aililrem, exprewing hie J. M. SHORT. Pre». O. W. KENNEY, V-Pre». A. MEYERS, Ca»h’r ho that all were made comlortabie. pleasure at lieing present, ami »aid that The program committee bad enlistod he was greatly pleaseil with the unity of the assistance i f a nilinta-r of talented pur|>oiie a» exemplified by the member» (Msiple who delighted the company with of laitli congregation». OF GRESHAM, OllEtiGN »mg a, d recitation. Ib-v. ('. A. Nutley The evening was devoted largely to Transacts a General Banking Business, Loans Money on Good expressed the m-utimi lite of all present the Christian Endeavor work. ill a brief address of welcome. Dr. Security, Sells Drafts and Travelers Checks. The year just closed »how» a decided Aviiilabl»* any pla«'t* in the I'nited Htutrf or any <»f the l*'«»n*i|<n (’otintrieM Thompson re»|»inde<l urging the Co- impiovement over that of last year, lUnil ftatat««, < 'anhvM < Jivckw, Sell* MemiiMhi|» and Hailwav T h ’I cv U*. o|ft-iutiou of all memlieis ami citizens Isitli in finance, attendance and spirit B hvh and MtirlgaKvx, Note* and K<»ad Cheek*. Writ«*« Eire |: ih . in the work of building the new church. uality. it ha» la-en decided to build an Mis» Nettie lieard sang several of her addition to the church which will con A sweet song» and .Mias Lol» Wetle de- tain a baptistry, kitchen, dining room, ; lighted the company with recitation-. etc. Pledges tor this purpose were se | Tiie young people sang several rousing cured at the afternoon meeting last Sun songH and there was music by a duet day, and the work will doubtle»» soon and quartet la-aide». commence. A very satisfying lunch was served in the dining room and interesting games CORBETT tilled iii the “times between." Rev. C. A. Nutley and wife were pres Mi*» Cora Blosser, of Portland, visit ent and Mrs. J. II. Hoss was out for the ed Mrs. Newell Gleason on Monday. You buy one of those NOBBY NEW FALL firsi time since her recent severe illness. F. C. Reed was a Portland visitor on SUITS of Welch. They are made right, George Preston and Si Allen were pres Monday. ent ami liel|>ed in the singing. fit right and priced right. Mr. and Mrv. John Hurlburt, of Port ♦ ♦ : Just Suppose ♦ ♦ ♦ : Suits, $7.45 to $25.00 : : WELCH, 221 * 223 Morrison Slreet. Correr First :♦ : : CONQUERED. EARTH THE C. C. VAUGHN, PORTLAND, ORE. For Prices and Terms on Fairview Town Lots and Acreage IN FAIRVIEW Multnomah County, I Oregon « ■ _____ .""-T •**
