Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914, October 19, 1906, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text"T ♦ ♦ : J. N. Campbell, : : Postoffice and Store, - - Orient, Ore an<l all had a good time. Mr. and Mis. A. G. Amloon, at whose home the »urpiinc «viirml, «i'preciatv the effuits of their friend» in making this an occa- »ion long to lie reinem l«ered. Bill» art- out anmiuneing a «lance for Satunlay night, Ort. 27, in Elliot's Hall Damaacus, under management ««I Guy Mathews and Ora Aciwk. Mr. Nystroni returns«! from the hos pital last Swtunlay, Mr Milstead, wtu« disappeared while fishing last week, is still missing. \\e wut you to buy In S'I kh 'I Dist. Mo. 2tl W, II. Karr I» of us your principad and Miss l.ida M. Brwiuhall. : piiiiiarv teaehcr. Report for the m<oatb He bane the Sizes, the Shies and make the Prices to suit you ending Oct. 12th is as (ollhws: Sumbci < ► of pupils registered, boys 31, girls 40 < ► j♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ average daily alten-lance 50; |«er cent of dally st tendame .9; whole Bttnibei days attendance Ulti 1-2; whole num- lier days al«scnee 21; whole iiunds-i ♦ ♦ times late 13; pupils neither absent Ul ♦ ♦ late 22; number of visitors 10. GROCERIES and HARDWARE. Dn Goods. Shoes. Flour. Feed. Etc. Fall and Winter Shoes ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «5 * ♦ Have You Seen Our Stock of Fall Goods? - SCHOOL BOOKS and SUPPLIES. - w------- PLEASANT VIEW Clackamas County <î I. KANINtIM EYES OF INVESTORS ARE BEIN6 FIXED ON SANDY AND VICINITY Th« Mut» that Mail« ' m ntl a r a unís BORNSTEDT’S I i<hon! Cil II goiwl«» Mol AU IVpiUMilltd T Others Talk; We DO! («IH'.'lal t'orfe«|ioiiilviies in Th«- HvrtildA 4 SANDY. OR., Oct. 16. 1906. Our Customers know this well Real estate is booming in and near Sandy. Prospects for the that Bornstedt meet! all competition and early completion of the Mount that without being told of others’ prices Hood electric line has caused THE REASON IS PI AIN many Portland capitalists to look this way for investments in the It is this : Good Goods at the Lowest », virgin forests of this territory. Prices — for anything you want to buy It is said that several thousand or sell. acres of valuable timber have re cently changed hands, and that many farms along the Sandy river and tributary streams have lieen transfered to new owners, some of whom are from the East and who chose this vicinity be cause of the cheapness of land and the many advantages to be Ask to see our Rock Hill Shoes had by living in this section of the country. i It is a well known fact that the farmers of this portion of N.^re Ä Sandy, Ore Clackamas County do not suffer from the effects of drouth so common to western Multnomah. There is no gravel or sandy land here, —it is nearly all a heavy black or clayey loam of great fertility, which readily retains moisture and produces enormous crops. Another thing not universally known is the fact that the Sandy country has a soil and climate admirably adapted to the raising of the finest winter apples. These apples are almost perfect in shape, very large in size, and (HAS. t. ItWIS at present not affected by or chard diseases of any kind. In Ma nager The Famous Sandy Hostelry deed it is now almost an assured Under new management. Pays fact that the time is fast ap tq>ecial attention to commercial and proaching when land in this vi transient trade................................... cinity will be selling for several Meals for Automobile Parties times one hundred dollars |>er Phone orders promptly attended acre, as orchard land, and that to. Clean beds. Beat of Home it will be known the world over Cooking. Price« Reasonable . . . as the producer of the BIG RED Feed . Stable . in . Connection APPLE. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ A. II. Richey of Sellwood i* visiting Ilia brother, James Richey, ami is hop ing build an addition on hi« brother’s house. Logger' Sspplie-. Cosfectloien. School Boohs. Stationery. Mr. Ogden's valuable cattle dog is very sick, having been salimuied. ♦ Mrs. Henkle was a visitor in Trout ♦ dale on Saturday. The name that stands for ♦ : GOOD GOODS. FAIR DEAL- Mrs. Allie Richey recently spent sev ♦ IMIS, and RIGHT PRICES. eral days at the home of her sister-in- ♦ law in Portlaud who has been very ill. : < > ♦ M Preston was a visitor in thia vicin < > ♦ ity Sunday. ♦ Rev. Soule preached in the Pleasant View schoolhouse on Sunday. Elder II. S. Sturtevent, of Cornelius, and J. P. W<«idle, ot Eagle t'rvek, were is» intemtei in getting Fire Insurance In Clackamae County. Ore. guests of H. G. Ogden on Sunday and at lowest jMJÉiiible cuet. Monday. They were to meet others of All fenced, good water, the illamette Valley Conference of $2000 worth of personal the Advent Christian Church who were coming from Portland and llo-d Hirer property. for the purpose of fencing tliecamp / was organixtxl by farmers foi just that Ii.quire of ground at Troutdale, lately purchased ot purpose uml is the «mlv company in Harlow Brothers. |»>siti<>n t«i give it. If you would like to H. W. SNASHUL. Jack Ziliu ami Winnie Tufford sta-tcl learn alx-ut it dr «p a line to • Oresham. - • Oregon • out to call on some lady friends vmi Sun f H. W. S.NASHALL. • • day evening. They were clia-w-d by a J B. F. I>. 4. Gresham, Ore., band of coyotes anil took refuge il» the 4». home of a certain young lady ill tliia Locai Schedult neighborhood. ♦ 0f Trdins ♦ la-onaid Cameron and Alliert From- ♦ ♦ AVr*:wnr«! melt of Troutdale took a spin tl|s>n the ♦ A. M I* 31 P M A M A M P 3t . ♦ ♦ hill on Sunday. ♦ B’.ggw Mail 8p’« with us and get Mail Fort port ♦ Miss Winona Og«!en visited her sister Local «k Ex Fljrr A E Fljrr Locai • ♦ 4 PER CENT Xu. 8 Xo. ñ No. 4 T t . Ar No 5 Ni». 3 No. 7 Mrs. Wm. Cameron on Saturday. : on all your deposits 7 U » Db » « s is s is « is »cnuM ♦ Eva Ogden of Portland is visiting her ♦ : • 8»« » ttt l • 7 1O»7«aS5£ ♦ grand,rareuts, Mr. and Mrs. II. Ogden. 6 54 7 *» 5 41 S 35 S3« < 24 ClUBIt ♦ : * Vi 7 5, • 5 S • S 45 *4.3»». 45 FAIÜ1LW Our school is going to give a musical ♦ : s S 50 s s •. «,. imitât I *35 7 20 • & entertainment ami basket social almut ♦ 120 Grand Are., PORTLAUD. ORE. : 7,4 HNSIH I 6 IM 7 0* 5 10 the last of October. AU are invited. 9 AM, * • » u(» V it ' s 12 II IUL Hit 6 W8 i 6 iu i 5 V.' Ijook for a good time. Mr. Brown is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Clarke. Notice of Final Account. Miss Marni Mauary, of Portland, was We are sorry to learn that our old In the County Court of Multnomah County. visiting her |«arvnts ovor Sunday. Oregon. neighbor, Mrs. Weehoffer, is dead. S! lie In the matter of the «**tste ot Francis I>. V The Ijtdies Home Mission met with T«-<«rt. <ieee«M*«t. was living with he son in Portland. ..«»tier i.- hereby given that the nt:*!«-r»ign«-d Mr». John Hleret last Wtslnewlwy. x-»«iiiiini-trxtor ol th e-t«t«- -*( Franco 1». reg- T.-g«rt. <lwe«,e*i. hr.- tUe-l In, fin-.I a«*«-«,tint Music by the phonograph wax «-njoye-l therein with the Comity clerk *•( jliiltiiomali COTTRILL. by those present. There were six mem- County. PLEAS4NT HOME I Thar the County Judge ha- fixed the date of NEWTON ORR, - - PROP. Novemi-er lifin. leX. al v .1 - a. in . for the liear- Mrs. J«-»«- Dixon was visitirg her her« and three viaitora present. Tea itig of any objewi«»»» to -aid «.ceount. All per- was nerved at four p. tn. Mrs. George Carpenter and children parentx, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dunn, re soiia ha« ing any interest therein are hereby noli fieri to pre-etit any objections that they are visiting with her mother, Mrs. LEAVES Sandy for Boring at 6:30 a. m. and 2:00 p. m. cently. may have to -aid a<*«*ount ami .how eaua«* if any they have, why said v»tate xh««uld not l«e Smith, near Oregon City. Boring lor Sandy at 8:35 “ and 4:45 M Tie hauling was delaye«l sever«! days KELSO. -ettle-l «ml the A,lmini-trator <li—-harg,il The Multnoma'j Grange of Pleasant while Bear Creek bridge was being tv Thia notice i- pufili.he«! by order or th*- Hon. Schedule subject to change without notice. Mis» Annie N«-I»«»n lias gone to Port < ’ Lionel K. lieia-ter. Home held it» annual fair Saturday. pairul. Pate«! Portland. Or*-.. <h-t. Sth. lias. land for the winter. I»ate of First |«nbli« ation Oct. 12. llxd; last There was a fine exhibit an«l a good at- publication Jiov. -tli lws. All»ert Bankus is a freipient visitor at with Salmon Mail tendance. A J. B. Jonsruil 1» laid up with a swell W 11.L1AM TKtiAKT. Cottrell on Bundays. Administrator. ing of the knee. Robert Larson is l»ack from his long Stage. Also makes connection for Asch I Mrs. Fred Fontaine, Mr». Frank Xew Mr. ami Mrs. Max Kligel visited hunting trip looking hale and hearty. and daughter Ixris are visiting friends off's and meets lirst car at Boring. Vneretti's Humlay. Mrs. Bornette'» sister made a short in Seattle and North Yakima. * visit with her last week. R. Jonsru«i ami J. A. Jonsrud made a : Tne relatives of late Mr. Fr«i Emily Mr. ami Mrs. Tbunn entertained com have the sympathy of their many friends business trip t" Portland Fridav. GENERAL pany from Portland Saturday and Sun in this vicinity. Htiilman Andrews of Cottrell is mu- ing Iter parents anti friend« nt Damax- day. SECTION LINE. George Thomas, eleven years old, kill 1 Ding a meat wagon. «11«. Mr». Julia Hunter will lead tbe Chris ed a liear near Mr. Bowen's place at The Vail residence was lately painted, Mr. flindall and wife visit«l A. Ol The < I. W. P. Co. presented th«- ClliOll presenting a very cozy appearance. tian Endeavor next Sunday evening. Bull Run. son’s, at Handy, Humlay. school with a tine ting an u compensa ANO liEAl.EK IN Dr. Mead's new house is rapidly Mr. ami Mrs. Nelson visit«! in Port Proctor 4 Beers lost a valuable log tion for disfiguring the grove Hint sur 1 nearing completion. It will b«« Mr. Alliel, Hr., enteitained a few one of land on Monday. HARNESS, FARM IMPLEMENTS. ging horse recently. friends last r-umlay in the celebration of rounded the school building. the hamlsomest homes on the Her tinti Mr. Walters ami family are spending BU6G1ES and WA60NS James Fouler is enjoying a rest at liisdHtb birtbda- . The time wa» pleas Mark Heacock in spaiidiug a lew days Line. a few days at their country home. home. , a antly Spent in conversation. Delicious on tbe Itidge. Parties are shout to build a new A large attendance wa» out to hear Jos. Briggs has returned from a visit refreshments were serv»-d. The guests .Mr. Wwideler had the misfortune to Iniitse on the former Haines place on the new minister Sunday evening. He t<> his parents ami is again hauling ties were Fr«-«l H<»erner. wife ami »on. ami |ooi<e two tine slioats recently. tin- Powell Valley road. Pa I of th«- t will preach at 11 o’clock Humlay, Oct. for M. C. Donahue. place wa» isicently sold to these partie-, Roliert Weick ami wife, of Portland, Wednesday, Octolwr 17th, Mian Doi- 21 »1. Frank Gat«*s an aere of the Vail pro A very pleasant gathering wa« held at Mr. and Mrs. Herz, Mr. ami Mr». Borde, lh* Chitwood lievaine the bride of War perty U|»»n which he is now building a The new phone» are affording amu»»- the new residence of Tom Dunn near Mr. ami Mr». Strait»», Mr Bankus, leu Greenwell, of Damascus. iiKslern resilience. ment a» well as convenience in this Boring last Saturday night. A large Anna Buchiiiann and Joe Alliel. I country. numtier were present and the evening was »|>ent in «lancing, singing an<l other CHERRYVILLE amusements. The music was furniidi«! Wntkin» Psubalur Stock Food Wntklnu Riaverla, F. tiraci» POWELL VALLEY 4» by Mr. Bert Hite and wife, and 1». J. Peter Stone h «• «old his stage route Watklns Veuulntdu Ariliil««*. Mr«. Forsberg, of Kelso, wait visiting Hite and wife. At the close of the ! to Johnnie Maroney. (Ot’tiH < I KB ANII LAXTOHK sl'ICEs ANI» KHI.hl AKTIt'I.M with Mr. Pal mb lad and family last Sat evening a delicious sup|>er wa» nerved Work on the-new bridge« l»a« Is-en ami all return«! home wishing Mr. iml suspended owing to the wet weather. urday and Sunday. Miss Edith Erickson return«! home Mr». Dunn much happiness and pros Mis« Maliel Freil is on the sick list from Kelso last Saturday where »he ha» perity in their new home. with sore throat. TRAVELING SALESMAN FOR lieen visiting friend«. M. C. Donahue is having his pasture Ira Flinn nioveil to W« leb's this week. • a J I«a«t week, cn Wednesday, the ladies’ seeded down and fenc«l. THE J. R WATKINS MEDICAL COMPANY of some of our new styles of type [.awn Morston and live Chalker, which we now have ami will make sewing society met with Mr«. F. O. Lind. Thor. Dunn haw reatirned hi* position while out hunting, came in contact with use of in Isrgc ami attractive ml», Last Saturday the girl«’ sewing soci at Proctor & Beers' mill, Hiw many a large gray wolf. Lee shot it with a 22 and dodgers and big posters . . . . RtSIDKNCt Ro»lHT» AVKNUK GRESHAM, ORE. ety met with Mr». Norblom. friend« will lie glad to hear of bin mi* rifle which resulted in putting it to I Have Larger Sizes Mr. and Mr». E. E. an<l Mr». R. M. proved health. flight. • • • • and can do any large work you want Elliott and children visited the City Paul Dunn is having hi« potatoes dug The stage between Welch's and Handy up to the full size of this page . . Park Saturday. and expects a g<x»l yield, especially will run Mol'd«,» ami Haturdavs. Tbe Color Work Done Right A gram) surprise wa» given Ludwig from his early rose, which sited came mail during the rest of the time will I be • 4 Anderson on thp night of October 14th, from the Agricultural College a few carried on hor»el>ack. that Iteing hi» nineteenth birthday. years ago. fra Flinn w ill drive the stage for J. “The Right Imprint” Music and singing wa» the order of the Maloney ibis winter. Send orders to Gresham, Oregon evening. Refreshments were al»o serv- LISTEOS ■ e«l. There were 33 friend» in attendance DAMASCUS. UNION RIDGE, Mrs. J. Manary was on the nick lint last week hilt is recovering. A driving rain ami hail storm gave THE The Ladiee Home Mission will meet the farmers a rest Tuesday. 335 East Morrison Street, with Mrs. Ed Hamilton next Wednee- Rev. Johnson's little boy who fractur- At Greatly Reduced Price*, to make room for New G oo 4 m day, October 24th. «1 hie arm last week is getting along u _ Butter Dinhefl, Hugar Bowin, Syrup Pitchers, Jelly e Mrs. Ralph Neibauer is visiting ber nicely. Pleasant Home, Oregon and Pickle Dishes, Spoon Holders, all at 10c each. Ruby (look, of Oregon City, is visit- sister, M re. McIntyre, of Handy. Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hardware. Groceries. s. W. Scoville OREGON. COTTRELL. EVERY FARMER Dairy Farm For Sale The Farmer’s Mutual Fire Relief Association T Start Sandy Hotel 0. R. & N. a Savings Account BORNSTEDT’S Sandy, Oregon THE CITIZENS BANK, Correspondence SANDY STAGE and LIVERY At Sandy Makes Connections Orland Zeek, Blacksmithing e Pleasant Home, Ore. SEE? This is a Sample C H. LANE. ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• Imhoff & Minar, Beavrr State Print ” Marble and Granite Monuments Douglas Store 9 Closing Out Glassware Portland, Oregon