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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1906)
o ¡’ O Home Bakery and Restaurant ¡: South Side of Powell Street, :: Garries a full Line of Baked Goods(T| m i Also Confections, Soft Drinks, Latest Patterns in Plaid Suitings ¡! MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. KIMONAS, FASCINATORS, — For Comfort — — In Large Variety — LACE CURTAINS, — Very Attractive Patterns — HEATING STOVES _ Ida de tor us by P eters THE BEST MADE Lanterns Aleo <• LOBBS and LAMP CHI MN'EX* Crockery Jurat Received, Verv Pretty Dralgns in DECORATED and PLAIN WARE A Large Line Just Received Hose of "The Best Shoe Made" They are COMFORTABLE, They give GOOD SERVICE For Men, Women and Children An endless variety, in Wool., COTTON’ mid FLEECE LINED at prices which cannot lie )luplical«|. And at the Lowtsl Possible Price We Want your Butter and Eggs and are paying HIGHEST PRICE for produce. LEWIS SHATTUCK, Retailer of “Goods of Quality” - Gresham, Oregon - I • < ■ IOBACCOS AND CIGARS. o Mrw. CHAM. BOARD BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH JOHSHON, Wrop. : ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦' GRESHAM LOCALS AT HOME” We have enlarged and rem'xiled dur store and can now 'J serve our customers with greater facility. J OPPOSITE: FOKTOFFICE, Gresham, Ore. THE MOST ATTRACTIVE LINE OF THIS SEASON’S GOODS EVER SHOWN HERE. *4 Miss fox Addresses Gresltom Grange We will help you make your shopping a pleasure. New lines of goods are being added and old lines made more complete. Come and examine our goods. Your call will be appre- ciated and we will quote you prices that will surprise you. QUALITY THE BEST. PRICES THE LOWEST. ▲ 0 ♦ T J Z I F. B. Stuart & Co. Gresham Grange met in their hall ‘ + At the PEOPLE'S CASH STORE. . £ last Hatunlay with an attendance of 18. B. W. Emery made an official trip to Among the visitors were Mr. and .Mrs. the Corbett neigbiarrlussl Wednesday. |T'-wiieandof Fairview ami Miss Nellie ♦ MAIN STREET, GRESHAM, ORE. A. L. Stone mid C. <’. Vaughn were , Fox, assistant librarian of Portland Pule | lie Hbrary. looking after business mutters in Gresh | Mi«« Fox made application for mem- i am this week. bemhip. Hhe also ad<lresse<l tlieGrange Judge F. E. Harlow, of Troutdale, during tiie lecturer’« hour on bm.ks ami « phoned over to it« Wednesday morning their use. A complete line of Composition Books, Spelling that lie ha<l ordered sunshine and show Resolutions favoring the employing Tablets, Writing and Scratch Tablets, Pens,* ers for the IsilaiK'e of tire week, so if j by the State of Oregon of its convicts in Inks, Pencils, Erasers, Etc. the weather don’t suit you see him. the making of grain sacks and selling A«k for FREE KI'LEK when baying »tat loner y X Rev. <’. A. Nutley ’.s in attendance at | same to consumers at coat were adopted. ; the Missionary B<|ti-t State Conven An interesting program of songs and tion being held at Albany. Tlu-conven ' recitation« was given, |>articipated in by 1 ’oMtoffice Hui l<lii nf. - - Oreasham, Ore. tion opened Monday ami closed Thurs ■ members of tin-Junior <>range. It is announced that resolutions will j day irigbt, with the largest number <>t be put before the Grange on Nov. 11th delegates in attendance for years. relating to the .Free Seed graft. Rev. <’. F. Hamlstrom, jiaator of the The Grange will give a «octal in the, Swedish Mission Ohiirch, Buffalo, near futuie. All members ar-> r«]Ue«ted Minn., Mr. N. Heiner, editor of the to tell something about Chicago at the Miuueu|s>hs weekly, the otficial paper j next meeting. of the Swedish Church of tire North ENOUGH FOR ALL THE RIGHT KINDS west, of Minneapolis, and Rev . Jonas « Johnson, of Powell Valley, were p eas- Miss Hoss Resigns as Moil Carrier Largest Line We have the aitt visitors this week. They had just retui n«l from tin- S »urn I, anil the Swed Miss Mayme Hoss, who ban carried TABLETS, PENCILS, PAPER, ETC. the mail on Route 4 from Gresham for ish Conference held tlrere last week. the (Mut four yearn, han resigned and Ever brought to Gresham ATTENTION — Odd Fellows, come also J. H. H um , a. her substitute and early ami stay late Saturday night, John Freeman take« up the route. Oct. 3»th. Hecond degree work. Esta Mr. Freeman is at present a substitute cada Lodge coming. You come toe. but expects to be appointed regular car Cor. Powell and Main Sts D. C. Ross and B. C. Altman were rier, being the next elegible. He has bought a horse of Miss Hoss. among ottr visitors this week. Miss H om has accepted a position as A letter is just received from Rev mail-order clerk with a book house iu • «•••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •••••••••• Thus. Maxwell, who was recently trans Í . • • < Portland and will begin her new work at ferred from the Fairview charge to I to once She will tie missed from the Bllverton, Oregon, in which he says: route bv the many who have watched •‘We have not yet got settled as our for and welcomed her daily visits, but eoods have not yet arrived. We had a » all her friends will be glad to know that 11 POWELL STREET. GRESHAM. ORE . g<<xl beginning of conference vear last . she has secured a mure agreeable [msi- < I«» now under new management and is prepare*! sabbath. We have a Istautiful new tioll. •> to give the be-t ¡MNwible gervfcfr to it* guests. church, carpeted ami lighted with elec tric lights, also tine parsonage. This is a COMMERCIAL TRADE SOLICITED Q. . ¡JOAN E nice town ami our latch string i« out to BOARD BY DAY. WEEK OR MONTH PRCPRIETOR. any of our friends when they come to Rockwood Grange to Hold Institute Silverton.” R>jckwood Grange has decided tosub- • •••••••••••••••a •••■«•••••••••••••••• WANTED — A young lady to learn ' stilute a Farmer's Institute for tiie Fair ______ '_________ I ' 4 rS typesetting at The HearM office. ttotrd i it proposed holding this fall. The insti- ' tute will l>e held next Wednesday begin- IMMiition for right person. Apply at once. ning at 1U o’clock,. An evening session A. F. Chase, of Orient, mole this ' will lie held. Dinner and supper will lie office a pleasant call last Hatunlay while served for a small consideration. At doing business in Gresham. least three professors from Corvallis will W. C. Allaway, one of «nr progn-ssive be present, among them Dr. James Maltes and Repairs all kinds ef Tin Work. Plumbing a Specialty. Tour trade saliclted. friends at Sycamore, made The Herald Withycombe, Director of the Agricultur- | al College. All are invited to attend. a call on Saturday. J ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦£ Mrs. 1. McCOLL, School Books GRESHAM HOTEL HAMLIN & HAMILTON, Will on Monday, October 15, 1906, open A New Blacksmith Shop At Tawney’s Old Stand, Gresham, c Oregon, Tinner and Plumber; They will be prepared to do any and all kinds of General Blacksmithing. Horseshoeing. WAGON AND BUGGY REPAIRING. see CHALKER < ► < » "Th. Reliable Heal Estate Man.” FARMS, DAIRY AND STOCK RANCHES, Small Tracts, im proved or unimproved, Cedar and I > Fir Timber, Empire Cream Sep < I arators. GRESHAM. ORE J. H. CHALKER. GRESHAM BARBER SHOP Tonaorial work of all kinds neatly and quickly done Razors Honed and put in first-class order Next door u» G rea ham Hotel Robert H. Childers, Prop. GRESHAM • OREGON HARRY HUXLEY, Decorator and Painter Kalsomining, Papering. PRICES LOW WORK NEAT Call or write him at 'JRKHHAM, ORE. B. W.EMERY livery . SALE AND EEED• • • • STABLES Two Small Tracts for Sale. 5 1-2 acres improved, running water, seeded to timothy and clover, on Mandy road, 1-4 mile east of Cleona. fl 1-2 acres, all improve)!, need ed, 4-rooni house, well, gissl fenc ed garden, orchard, plenty of all varieties of fruit, 1 mile east of Cleone on Handy roa I, one mile west of Troutdale, Write or see Major II. W. Love, Troutdale, Ore. »••••••••••••«••a ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Butter-Nut Bread, DOUGHNUTS, BUNS. ETC., Carries a Full Line of For Sale by LIGHT and DRAIGIIT HARNESS, COLLARS, PADS, HALTERS, WHIPS, BRUSHES. COMBS, Etc. D. M. ROBERTS. repairing a specialty . ALL WORK GUARANTEED. ••••••••••••••••• Insure Your Property NOW : Do you want the most for your money? ’ Flour, Feed, Confectionery, GUST LARSON, Proprietor. HARNESS, BOOT and SHOE Call and See our Heating Stoves. We acknowledge n plcasnnt visit from GRESHAM OREGON. Presi<lent Wa<le, of the Mineral Pro SltfLR STATION ducts Co. of Troutdale. Reverend Johnson’s little boy recent Mr. and Mrs. George W. Metzger and son are now at home to their friends at ly fell and broke his arm, but under the care of Dr. Short of Gresham is getting Mulino. Oregon. along nicely. Mrs. I<la Williams and daughter, Lo-1 Harvey Chitwood and Mrs. Swanson rena, of Portland, visit«! w ith Mrs. | were married a few days ago. The boys Williams* mother, Mrs. Geo. Leslie last aud girls charivaried them and were Friday. treated to ice cream, cake and other Mrs. Hattie Wortell was in attend refreshments. ance at the funeral of the late Siearus - -T^J C. King, at Sunnyside, last Monday. j Louis Weinhard hag moved his family J. G. Metzger paid us a pleasant visit J. E. Siefer ami eon. Clarence, were to Seaside. this week andinsnte-1 The Herald reach welcome visitors at The Herald office FOR SALE — Eight thoroughbred, ing him for the coining year. last Monday. Silver-lac«!, Wyandotte Chicken«. Janies O. Downing and little son, of Alliert Fox of Cleone was the lucky Chas. Kane, Gresham. Cleone, were welcome visitors at The IN THE LONDON ASSURANCE winner of a lot in Fairview last Wclnes J. C. Stanley was doing business in Herald office this week. CORPORATION day. Gresham last Tuesday. tn Eu Dr. A. Thompson made a trip CARD OF THANKS. One of the oldest and best in County Schoo) Su|>erintendent R. F. gene this week in the interests of the AVe sincerely thank the ninny friends surance companies in the world. Robinson was a business visitor this new church building. and neighbors who so kiixllv assisted us during the illness and death of our week. Mrs. Foster and son, of Portland, vit»- JOHN H. METZGER. . Ment dearly bi-lov«! husband ami father, C. FOR SALE—A three-year-old Jersey ited Mrs. A. Thompson last Sunday. GRESHAM, ORE. P. Erickson. bull. Enquire of F. J. Ery, Gresham, Chester Roberts of Portland is visiting MRS. HANNAH ERICKSON Oregon.' his uncle, John Rulierts. AND CHILDREN Miss Lottie Alleback, of Portland, FOR SAI.E — Brown Swiss Bull «pent Sunday visiting witli her aunt, I Marie Dinger entertained Miss Cook Elmer Moguet. who has been visiting and Mr. Bowen, of Portland, and Miss llelmke No. t!78. For further particu Mrs. E. 1.. Thorp. f>>hu Roberts dr ri ng the past few weeks, Mia Merrill and Miss Nellie Rnegg on lars write or call on Andrew Brugger, Monday morning, just before «-bool last Sunday. has returned to Phoenix, Arizona. Melville Farm, Gresham, Ore. took up for the day, Johnnie Shattuck, Mrs. Nettie Murphy and Mrs. Drew with a number of other boys, was in the of Portland were visitors nt Mr. and basement of the schoolhouse- playing. Mrs. J. II. Chalker’a one day last week. John was jumping, trying to catch a Mrs. Murphy is the daughter of Mr. and Isiard uu the ceiling and climb hand Mrs. Chalker. over hand along that to the main beam, ♦ If you do you can’t afford to pass our door for we are ♦ : Robert McKerrow of Powell Valley in an effort to catch the beam mention- ♦ selling everything good to eat at prices was doing business in Gresham r«-entlv «1 he elipixwl and fell to the concrete : that simply defy competition. ♦ ami incidentally added a suliscriber to fluor, breaking tiie small Irone at the ♦ ’M base of the elbow, the l>one living so : the Reaver State Heruld. * situated as to he very hard to get in A great variety of good goods to select from Mr. J. E. Thompson of Sun Fiancisi'o place again. It is doubtful if Johnnie is ♦ pai'l this office a visit Friday in edtn- able to use the injur«l tnemlrer for sev pano with Geo. II. Preston, who has eral months. been engage« I in tinilier woik nt Clifton, Mr. am) Mrs. Ed. Smith, of Gras« Ore. Mr. Thompson in on bin way to Valiev, Ore., old friend« and neighbors Bpokane. of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Brownhill, Fred Wostell, foreman of the West have decided to take up their residence ♦ Tobacco Cigars, School Supplies, ern Vnion, nt Spokane, spent Surnlay in Gresham for the coming winter, and with Ilia brother, Frank, aud his tnotl - [rossibly their permanent home. They ' , « er, Mrs. Geo. Leslie. are now guests at the Gresham Hotel. Miss Nellie Fox, librarian of Portland, FOR SAI.E—One yearling Jersey bull, and Mr. ami Mm. Townsend, of Fair Can be seen at niy place, five miles east view, were in attendance al the Gresli- of Greshaiti, Ore. 11. C. Altman. We buy at right prices and sell right Try us ant Grange lust Saturday. ■ i .............. 11 ...................................... Miss Reta Knapp, of Bridal Veil, Inis J. B. Tawnev, Sandy’s jiopnlar black moved to Gresham and is making her smith, was looking after business mat home with Mrs. Timothy Brownhill. M. "• IVILIl-VLI\t (ÌRLSHAM. ORIXRW«. . ters in Gresham last w< ek. While here she will attend the high Good Printing? Call on The Herald. school. Groceries, Hardware, GRESHAM. Gresham Harness Shop L. CRENSHAW, Confectionery Store, Gresham, - Ore. •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Lumber, Shingles and Lath D W MFT7GFR New Powe‘l st ÿtwe