COTTRELL.
Mr«. Nettie Killen h«« been vl«itlng
her parent«, Mr. ami Mr». Jae. Spier»,
for the laat we«k. She ex peen to »tart
for Pendleton ««in where her huabaml
We are busier every day, selling the best of everything
haa recently l<»:ated.
to be had for the least money.
Mr«. If. (’. Nelaon, of Orient, vi«it«-d
the Cottrell m I iim .I lu«t week.
She
Let us quote you prices on good things to eat or wear
brought a library of '»» liook» which «lie
l«>ught with the priH-eivI« derived from
a aocial given during the la«t day» of her
ad hi ini»t ra'ion of lhi«»cliool »" teacher.
Mi»« Alma Bowman ia principal, ami
Mi««
Winnie Koak ia the primary tea< ti­
The ii<inu- timt ata o<l» fur
er of the Cottrell ncliiHil. The «ch>»>l
i.nuli i.oiihs, PAIR DI. \I.
liouac ha« recently l«<en etilargod to ac-
INGS, anil RIGHT PRM 11
cominmlate many more pupil», and
al«uit <kl are now in attendance.
H. W. S<-ovillv, Elmer Goger, and I
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Beer«, were among the viaitora at the
Odd Fellow» doing in Grealiam, la»t
week.
W. A. Proctor ia clearing Up the old
mill aite and liefore long will doubtle»»
lie platting a townaite here.
with um and get
Earl Jack wan rather lonely for a time
4 PER CENT,
Mr». Jack wan viaiting friend« in Port­
HULRBURT.
on all your deponita
land.
Fr«l Siiti«« Hii'l brother, of I'yrtlan«!,
Our enterpriaing merchant 1» having
wore (ailing <>it uhi fri«*ti‘la here r«,«,viil- the «tumj»i taken out of hi» lota. Earl
•y-
Jack ia doing the work.
A car <»( drivi pruni* »«» »hip|»sl
The Cottrell to Boring r<>ad 1» all torn
from C.irlwtt, grown by Toto Evon», up a» tlie reauit of blaatina the »tuuiji»
Mr». Emily, M. Kicker«, Mr«. K inetto I out of the road.
and Mr. Haundvra, on Oct. 25th.
H. A. Itotv ha» taken a contract for
Mr. atol Mr«. F. N. laxlie ami Mr». the clearing of HI aeie» of land fori-rank
V, Elli« made a trip Ut PorlUmi lift
Benn.
week.
There i» a movement on foot to call
Mi»« Kathrine Johnson, of Portland, the tax|iayera together U> iliacu»» the
wa« viaiting Iter parent», Mr. uml Mr«. adviaability of levying a apecial tax for
A. F. JohnMMt, recently.
the improvement of the road« in Sandy
Potato digging i« at it» heightli bere. uml Cottrell diatrictx.
The crop 1« not op to it« «tamlard either
AnvtiM MMitlln« « •k*lrh wn«1 dwrrlMlon map
B. F. Griffith» waa doing liitaine»» in
jtiirnip M«M»rtain «>ur <ip*i»n»n frw »bHhor a*»
in »ixe nr quantity.
Hiv «tu b
is probablp |>*»t*»ii«»bl«* ( • »mm unira-
Cottrell
Tueaday.
! Ditto ■! riot IY int i Hilen Hal HANDBOOK •'«»
We »<■<■ tlie •’Itomele»»** boy hauling
M»ni rr«M* «ÍI4»«< ogwicy f<>r ■«« »jring pui«nt«.
M. Bull, while working in a dryer re­
Patenta taken llir<>u«h Munn A < u. rrcalve
tle«toCoil« tt. Wonder il that buggy
w ifht.ut Charra In iba
cently, accidentally »truck hi» knee
i» fixed yet.
againat a box, making a jiaiiiful brume
from the effect» of which he ba» been
tet.mely llluatralad week)»
Earveet nr
rutatn>n of any scientIBr Journal
Terme • ' a
cuni|ielled to U m - a crutcli a part of the
paar fouitwofillu.il rtul4 by all newxlealera.
((OHI.
Fred Sholtz wa« a busine»« visitor in time.
Hranch OÄec SX F
\Vaahiu«tun. I). C.
Mr. Zimick killnl a fat [torker for Mr.
the citv recently.
Newell Gleaaon, and Mr. ami Mr«. Ball laat week.
Notke for Publkation.
Mr». Ida Holme», of Oregon City, ia
Haumlei« were Portland visitor* la»t
liillnl Htalce laotfl ’»Oh v, Portland. Orvfoii,
visiting her parent», Mr. and Mr». J.
week.
OrtnlM r JB. E»*
Nolle«* I» livrrb) given that In rompila nee
Mr. Emily , oí < «r« »hani, was at Cor- H. Blackburn.
w II h I hr pfovlaloii* «»I th«* act o! <*ongrr»a <»(
Elmer Goger is building a modern
June '■ IK>. »titilliti "Alt act for the «ale of Is-tl recently.
11 in I m -r latiile In t In mi a tee nf < a 11 ft irnla, < ’n M<»n.
Floyd Revi and Guy Smith went to house. M. Ball i» aniating him.
N«va<la and Wa»hlnul«m Territory ,** ae • *
trtolrd l<> all the Public l.aii'1 Míale» by act oí
Clifford Schneider lia» started a fine
iugu»tt IMVJ, Joevph It
uf I orllalid. Warrendale la»l week to try camp lile
lie has two acie« of
« oiint) <»f Multnomah, Miai, of Oregon, has ami fiel, for »tmgeoii, but a» li»h were walnut orchard,
tille fiai Wird III thle ttfttiH* Ille »Moni »tat« IH* lit
voiing tree» of the California variety al­
No, TiÄlf, for the ptirchaer of the M 1 J Nff 1 I of nearer they only «layad a lew day*.
act- No IKhi towhahlpNo I N . llaliRi* No. •’»
Kev. Soule preached al Corbett Sun- ready planted, and expects to plant
>.a»t. and will offer proof to show that ihr lau t
»ought le mor«- laiuablr tor It» timber or »loiio
da
y morning.
• mure in the near future.
l han for agricultural puntole» ami t«>r*tabll»b
hie claim to aaltl land I m fore th*’ Reglaler ami
The Baptiat lui<lie» Aid Siwiety held
A large bl.irk lu’ur win* ffrii ¡»ruffling
Io wiur of till» ortie*- al Port la ml. Oregon, on
it«
regular ineeting at the home of Mr*.
Tn* »«lay. the IMh «lay of January , I mm Y
around Mr». Ixudvi'w «»irhaid Sutur-
H** naine» ae w Itln »»< •
(harte* Coopry of
M. Ball lant week. A new craxy patch
Portland, Oregon, E«lward Trlrfe<*y of l’aimer, d*y-
quilt wa» quilted and will doubtless I»-
«in-guli. Frank Howard.of Hr Ida! Veil, Oregon,
I» h « hatten ol Portland, Oregon
Hold for a ginnl price to the Japanese w ho
Any ami all | m -r»ona r lain) I ng adversely the
SPKINGHELD
M-ml tliem to the homeland »» souvenirs.
m I mi )*■ <1*-M’rltM-t| lami» arc rrqueatrd to file
their claim» In thleortir«* on or i* fore »aid I-»th
Sch.Mtl ha» laten under way for one The society will hold a fair alnmt the
«lay of Janmil) , PM7
immth tit lii.lrii t 11, Mi»» Emily R<«lg- la»t of November. Mr». I>. 1». Jack ia
AM i F.HNO.N H I b RK mm KR.
Regleter
CI» teacher. We l<«'k forward to a very tlie secretary, Mr». P. M. Miller treasur­
Urei publication, Not
Dewi;
I m » i piibli<uilIon, | b * *• .’ m , h » a.
«uccer.lul term.
er and Mrs. M. Ball, president. The
Mt». Vdey ami .laughter, Jessie, and society is in g<n«l financial condition,
E. A. Grill, were in Portland last week. having made and »old nunierou» quilts
John Ray burn ha» »old hi« pro|»-rtv ami comforters during the pant vear.
Cottrell is improving quite rapidly.
at The Italie» and will ino ve to Spring-
It now has one of tlie best dryer« in the
Held in tin- near future.
S. I.. Tay lor him moved from the ihin state, a g-»»! achmil uml church, h splen­
WILL MAKI-: TRIP TO AX Y LO­ Rickert place to In» hou«e mi tlie Ray ­ did general store, a Hue townsite, and
every indication for a g-»«l railroad town
burn place
CAI. ITV FOR 2» CORDS.
in the very near future.
TROUTDALE, OREGON. Wm. Thresher, who ha« lieen teaming Editor Brownhill waw seen meander­
for Vai < iebhardt, left for hi» home in
ing around these ]-art» a few day« ago.
<lakdule, Cui., recently.
Mrs. J. Fowler ha« l»-en quite ill but
is slowly iflgaining her health.
S1A66LRHLID
Mr. Hyatt w ho l,a« lieen sick for some
Our Gage merchant ha« l»-en heard to time is reported no lietter.
• IN THE I.ONlHtN ASSCRANCl: • complain of «|Hiiled egg« which have
Mrs. Albert Killen recently of Wood­
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CORPORATION
• been brought to him by Ilia cuxtoliiera. burn is visiting her |>arenta, Mr. A Mr»,
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.lame« Pounder, our re»|»-ct«»l toad spier». She is on her way to Pendleton
One of the oldest and beat In- * RU|«rvi«or, i* driving a new buggy lioiwe to join her husband who has recently
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• iiunincc coinpanieii in the world, e the«e day«.
located tl ere.
Minae« M h I h -1 ami Ague. Evan« «pent
Christian Emleavor met Sunday even­
• JOHN II. METZGER. • Aqent • Illi enjoy able evening nt I he home of ing with a go<«| attendance. Wednes­
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• Mina Glenore Rllaaell recently.
day evenings there will lie meeting» for
a
GRESHAM, OKE.
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Taylor school children are thinking of bible study. All are welcome.
giving an entertainment ami banket un­
Mr. Burton, of Columbia Slough, call­
cial nometime during the holiday«.
ed <ui old friends at this place atSurday.
J. Bate« in now making butter to »ell
Notice of Final Account.
A pleasant time was enjoyed by the
In tliv I'oiinlj’I’mirt of Multnomah County, ilintend of Helling cream, and he neeina
young |»-ople at No. 2 luill last Saturday
« >r t g*»li
to
think
it
piivn.
In th«- matter of th«« eMalr of FranrlN D.
Tegarf. <|erra»r*l
We me »oity to hear that Wm. Clown­ evening.
Notier I» hereby given that the un<!t r*lg>>’ <l
ton in ill. Ill» wife and daughter are
John Strauss was transacting business
mm admliilatrator of the enlate «»I Franela I». Teg
Tegart. <lec«*MMe«l, ha* ffled hla final account ii | h <> ill.
in our burg »day or two ago he re|«>rts a
t herein u Illi the < *<»11111 y < 1er k oí M nit nomali
district road meeting at Sandy on Friday
KELSO.
eve for the pur|«we of levying a «|»-eiul
Mr. Knox in building n new hoii«e. — road tax.
Ed. Bruns of Sandy was among uh
Bernhard Kligel viaited Portland laat
Saturday
afternoon.
Saturday ami Sunday.
W. A. Proctor A S. W. S«-oville went
Minn Anna Bachmann viaiteil the Sun­
day hc I khi I a* Boring lant Sunday. She to Troutdale Saturday evening, it being
»ay» they have n tine Sunday achool. full moon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Beers were the i-w«ts
Chrin. Pngli wan laid up for a few dava of Z. Beer» last Sunday.
hh a renult of la-ing »truck by n flying
• •••••••••••••••••• timber while running the picket machine Miss Lottie RoHt-liaum is »topping it
in JoiiHrml Bro’», mill. A road meeting J. Fowler» for the present.
The disiip|>euraiiee of Mr. Millsti i-l is
will la- belli nt Sandy next Friday even­
still a mystery.
ing
Nov.
2ml
to
diseuiH
the
improve
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a
In Clackania« County, Ore.
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Potato digging is still the onler of the
ment» of rnadn.
day.
Crops are re|»itc<i very good.
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All fenced, good water, * One morning lant week Joel Jarl, on
hearing
a
commotion
among
hiachick-
George Beer« Htid family s]»-iit Sun lay
• $2000 worth of personal •
, found an owl |n-iched on the well. In with Mr. and Mrs Gist of Powell Valley.
• property.
* ciih
order not to frighten it away he »lint
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Imptire of
e through the window pane ami killed the
DOVER
owl which ineaHUiT»! five feet from tip to
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H. W. SNASHALL.
J tip.
lien. Kistniiller is very ill with ty­
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Mr«. Peter Rath, of George i» viaiting phoid fever. Hr. Rolierds of Engle
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• her mother, Mr». I.imlnll.
Creek is attending him.
YES,
Hour, Hay. barley, Bran. Shorts, Etc.
I SCOVILLE,
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COTTRELL.
: Start a Savings Account ♦
OREGON.
Correspondence
Scientific American.
MUNN & Co.3"»"*4«’ New York
W. F. GREER,
Steam Wood Saw
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• Dairy farm For Sale :
The Herald is PuttinKin lar&e ‘yp^ a Iarse cy,inder
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to-date machinery which will greatly enlarge and improve our
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BORNSTEDT’S l=s
The Hlsre that
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Made Sandr
F A M ill s
SANDY.
Charles Merrill w ho is engineer at the
Proctor A Beer» mill m-ar hen-was a vis­
itor in Sandy last week, lie report» the
mill doing a thriving hu»iness, employ­
ing alsnit 22 men, ami cutting en average
<4 25000 feet per day.
Charles Cassidy of Dover j»iss<-.|
through Sandy recently with anew |s>ta-
to digger.
Mr». C. T. Wilson is doing the cooking
fol tlielsiyaat the Prm-tor A Beers mill.
Mr. Wilaon 1« hauling tiesaml log».
Sis. Harris of Boring was doing buai-
m-»» in Sandy last week.
Among the fortunate hunter« of thi«
vicinity are Ward Ito'igla«, Guy Custer,
ami George Kitzmiller.
Sol Carrel son of < lackamas has «tarted
a hisip factory at Sandy.
New ton l Irr re|H>rt« a thriving «tage
lsiaine«i. Many new comers are settling
near Sandy. Mr. Grr has recently built a
neat four-r<»>m cottage, in which it ia
Hua|H-<-t>-'l he will install a cook in the
near future,
T'a-roml« leading from Sandy to Bor­
ing ami tirewham are liadly in need of
repair. It ia «aid the roads Is-low the
mill» are kept up in g<«»l «hape, but
between Sandy and the mills no men­
tion ih made of rej«ir».
J. B. Tawney i» building an addition
to Ins blacksmith »hop.
V. B. Tappof Cherryville is a frequent
visitor at Sandy.
Geo. BoriiHtedt's imslern seven-room'
cot lay e, will aoon lie fininheil.
Ed. Bornstedt made a bnaines» trip to
the metro|s>ii« last week.
Miss Mabel Friel of Cherryville visited
with Mr« Allen, la»t Sunday.
W. P. Allen is driving teain for Born­
stedt's.
Thomas Bro'» have recovered the
Sandy Bridge.
S. X Stoiier, C. S.Geological Surveyor,
has left Ins outfit at McIntyres and
de|«<rted for Washington l>. C. where he
will »¡«-nd the w inter, returning to renew
the work Hometime in April.
F. M. Gill deputy state organiser for
the Oregon State Grange wa* l<s,king
after the interests of the order in Sandy
and vicinity last week.
C. H. Snvder of Portland, is erecting
a tine home near Sandy.
Ca»|*er Jrnkerwill smin commence
the erection of a number of cottages on
his pro|»-rty in this city. In the spring
he ex|nsct- to plat a townsite and well
lot« to those desirous of I'M ating in the
prettiest site for a city in the Pacific
Northwest.
Meinig Bro's are preparingtodosome
extensive work on their Northern Light
Milling ami Milling Co.'s property.
Mrs. Alpha Copjier is the genial as­
sistant at Hotel Sandy.
Thon.as Collerige of Cherryville was
a Sandy visitor during tlie week.
Weaver's chop mill i» doing a hustl­
ing business on Saturdays.
J. R. Taylor of Bull Run was transact­
ing business in Sandy Saturday.
quite a number from Sandy attemld
the dance at Cherryville Saturday even­
ing.
J. B. Tawney’s new blaAsmith shop
is completed ami Shake i» ready to shoe
your In.rse.
E.l. Bornstedt didn’t go to Cherry vile
Satuniay night. 1 wonder whv?
<ieo. I Mell, of Marmot, w ho lias Is-en
working in Portland, returned to hi»
home Saturday.
Gilla-rt Vanderhoof and his little l«\v
visit'-d in Troutdale over Sunday.
Ed. Payne, who has been staving in
Portland some time, was seen on our
streets Monday.
It. Reams of Firwood was trading
with our merchant» Monday.
S. E. New of Firwood Isiught several
goats of Peter P. Heia.
Ben Forester of Eagle Creek visited in
Sandy Sunday.
A. C. Thoma.« and wife visited on
Sandy Ridge Sunday ami Monday.
E. I>. Hart and wife of Firwood visit-
ed in tin-sham Sunday.
Miss I Mr a Milliron returned from a
visit in Portland Sunday.
Henry Keiseker is hauling lumber for
a new house.
Clair Corey, who owns a fine tindier-
i-laim four miles s< uth of Cherryville,
transacted business in Sandy Monday.
J. H. Revenue, formerly of this place,
moved his household i-ffects to Kelso
during the week.
Ed. Suekow lias purchased the Stone
place on Sandy Ridge ami is alHiut to
erect new buildings on it.
Win. lluiiHdell formerly of this place
called on the soft drink trade Tuesday.
Jus. De Sluizer of lk>ver w as u busi­
ness visitor Monday.
Henry McGugin had the misfortune
of having a chip of iron enter his leg
Rev. W. C. Exon, while bringing an while splitting wood last Saturday.
organ and furniture to hi» homestead,
t'bnrles Sliarnke lia« an umiMial ma­
had the misfortune h> upset the load on
chine
enroute from the East for thresh­
a hill side. Nothing was seriously 'lam-
ing Lis large crop of peas.
aged and Mr. Exon escaped injury.
Mrs. M. McCormick is eonfinetl to Iasi
suffering from u severe cold.
8ubrcril>e for The Herald.
gRAN,
$16.70
per ton.
ORDER Your Winter Suit of Us,
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gUBBERS and Rubber Goods of All Kinds.
|^EW SHOES Arriving Each Week.
^^1.ICKERS, long, $2; short, $1.75.
-1-OMATOES, Standard, 3 for 25c.
We pay 1c above market price
I^GGS.
FOK FI LL CASES
j^RY GOODS, for Winter in endless variety.
-pHIS IS NOT ALL, not by any means,
COME to our well-stocked Store and
SEE. Yes, SEE for Yourself.
“The Name that Taiko”
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BORNSTEDT’S Sandy, Ore.
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Boring for Sandy at 8:35 “ and 4:45
SANDY STAGE and LIVERY
Schedule subject to change without notice.
At Sandy Makes Connections
with Salmon Mail:
Stage.
Also makes connection for Asch- t
off’s and meets first car at Boring.
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Hotel
CHAS. E. LEWIS.
Sandy,
Under new management.
Pays ?
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Phone orders promptly attended $
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EGYPT
Grandpa Wendhimi who was viciously
attacked by a savage Isiar on last Sun­
Wm. Burkholder and Val Gebhardt
day week has ao far eeeaped any serious
are running the Fgvpt sawmill. Mr.
complication.
Huff has moved Imek to Portland.
Clarence Cassidy, of Dover, w ho has
The school district stiil has ¡Hissession
bad typhoid feverfur the past few weeks,
of
the school is running along smoothly.
is progressing favorably.
Another recent addition to our popu­
lation is the Wilson family who, leaving
GAGE
Sherman county last mouth, journeyed
Mr. Zilm and daughters, Bertha and
aertss the mountain» al* the way with
May, were in Portland recently.
their own team.
Watkins Paubalur Stock F»o<l
Watkins Flavoring Extracts
WutklriH Vaueiut»« Anlciltie Liriinient
rot GH Cl KE ASH LASTOSE SPICED AXI» TOILET ARTICLES
C H. LANE.
TRAVELING SALESMAN
THE J. R.
RESIDENCE
ROBERTS
WATKINS
AVENUE
FCR
MEDICAL COMPANY
GRESHAM,
ORE.
Imhoff & Minar,
: Marble and Granite _____________
Monuments
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Orland Zeek,
FARMER
EVERY
GENERAL
ix intwwtvd in petting Fire Inmiranre
at lowest |H»n»*iblv coHt.
Blacksmithing
The Farmer’s Mutual Fire
Relief Association
AND DEA! EK IN
HARNESS, FAR A I (PLEMENTS,
BUGGIES and WASCNS
Pleasant Home,
Ore.
was urgunizcil by hu iliers for just that
purpos,- mid is the only voni|mnv in
|H>siti<ui to give it. If you would like t«i
learn ab.att it dr ip a line to
H. W. SNASHAI.L.
R. F. D. No. 4,
Gresluim Ore.,
The “BEAVER STATE HER j VLD” $1 for 12 Months.