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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1906)
You’ve got hurry CROCERI ESI w ill convince you i Flour, Feed, Confectionery, AM» ALL STAPLE AM» FANCY GOODS. Chas. E. Blake & Son, lot Xlontiivillo. Street. Hibbnrtl ♦ ♦ ♦ Will Move about Oct. 15 j into the NEW HOTEL MONTAVILLA, OX HIBBARD ST., XEAR EXD OF CAR LINE. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Where they will be pleased to greet old friends and en- f ♦ tertain as many new ones as possible. ♦ Nielli» arici Hixiinsi l»y x-, w» . E. Herman, A TI TT ♦ « ♦ Hibbard St.. End of Car Line ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Duy. Week or Monili montavilla . THE ELITE CONFECTIONERY I D. McMILLAN, Proprietor. Soft Drinks, fine Confectionery and Cigars —■ Ovsters : and : The Ovster : Cocktails, Montavilla Meat Market Chicken Tamales, Cold Boiled Ham. Cheese and Bakery- Goods, Fresh Fruits, Salads CUES Made BROTHERS. to Order .... Proprietors TWEET a VAN« E Bl'lL!»«., WE CARRY A FILI. LINE OF 113 Base Line Road, MONTAVILLA, ORE. Fresh and Cured Meats, Sausages CHOICE COUNTRY PRODUCE Delivery to any |>art of the city. p , taboe 35 Year* Experience Dr. Russ, Dentist bet Wiy OU IU rUllldIHJ t..r u..rk than .-an bt* bad ki ss . i . h in Portland, for the same price? Teeth Filled and Extracted Painless Teeth out today and new ones tomorrow ,xirvi. V. CaM Fdlmcs 12 tad •• Stiver Fillmp ÍOc and m Eitractwc Teeth 25c to Sic In residence. Hibbard St..on far line GEO. Me BRIDE. - PHONE Scott »53. MONTAVILLA, ORE. W. R. Vonlett han purchased the E. O. Brown property at No. 15K5 Orchard avenue, and «ill occupy the rame. E. J. Haneett ha* rented the residence jut west of the Woodwaid hall, and will occupy the »ame with hi» family. new hotel *»n Iliblmrd >tu<t near the end uf the car line i* out* ot the iiii|»r«>veiiient4 M«*ntavillti should lx* proud of, and under the nkilltul di rection of Mix. A. E. Herman the ruin* iue is all that could l»e drsun*« I. The building wa*> recently erected by Lewis Brothers ami the arrangement of i’H»ms is all that could la* desired tn rooinineaa and convenience. The building contains £1 r»»onis, 13 of which arc «leeping apartments and each I« m >in is supplied with new up to date furnishings. 'Div parlor, which oc cupies the whole front section on the *evond ¡¿supplied with a lieauti- ltd piano in ad«lition to the ami ea-y chairs, which make the place one of comfort and a g«HM| place to rest. The large dining rm»m, capable of accommodating ¿50 or more guests, is a model of convenience, and the kitchen, which i? supplied with all the necessary apparatus tor the highest cuisine art, is most conveniently arranged, making it a pleasure for those who care for that department. Since taking |MMm*ssion, Oct. I7lh, Mrs. Herman has found the business increasing so rapidly that the building is alrca Iv found to Is* too small and an addition in the near future is contemplated. Uemeniln*r the Monta villa hotel when in that vicinity. : • LOCAL NEWS ITEMS : • J. C. Pinckney is moving hi» carpenter »Imp on Hibliard street to the Inu-k of hi» lot prefatory to erecting a $1700- cottage for himself. • Teacher of Piano 229 Kearney Street, NOW is the Time HERE is the Place to get your Stoves 223 IIIBBARD ST. AONTAVILLA, .Montavilki Lodges Banner Awembly No. l.",x. I'nited \rti»an», meet* every Tue*lay at Odd Fellow»* Hail. -I. W. Milla, -• . I Barringer, M. A. Montavilla Camp No. k 7, AV. o. W. meet* every Monday at < »ild Fellow»' Hall. J. \V. Higgill», Coliaul Com.; ti. Jobnaon, clerk. Villa lx»lge No. 124, I. O. o. F. meet* every Saturday night at their hall, cor ner Villa avenue and llroad »treet. 1». F. Hooker, N.G.; K. Thomp»on, Sec. Montavilla Circle No. 400, W. O. W., meet» every Wi«lne»day night at Odd Fellow»’ Hall. See inatallation notice or officer*. Orpha Keliecca Lodge, No. HI, meet* aecond and fourth Thnrmlay evening* of each month at < »dd Fellow'» Hall. Mr*. A. L. Hopjier, N. G.; Mr*. Mamie Gilman, R. S. EXCELLENCE in Shoes means H IGH thing more than mere style—good some looks. It means to the knowing buyer the satisfaction of reasonable wear—of ec.joyable comfort, as well as the assurance that they are correctly shod. We can Save yon Money in your purchase, of The Montavilla Store Also Vegetables, Poultry, Butter and Eggs. At G. BUTCHER & SONS' MARKET. Wants to tell you why and demonstrate their vantage points to you- Base Line Road, Montavilla I DEALER W. \V. Howitt ba« lien quite ill for the pa-t week. Mr. ami Mr«. Mt D-iwvll are giie«t» i f Mr». Zagvr. Arthur Blumenthal ha* returned from I'a-tern < »regoli. Mr. Ia>ng ia mi the jury thi» week. Mr. mid Mr«. T 11 Pitt« attenditi the fiiiit-ral of their niece, Mi«« Viola Hei man, at St. laiwreucv i liapvl Wedm »- day. ILShoe Lady’s footwear Fresh and Cured Meats liicf i Minute MoSI U li I I'M I I- 1<> |.*TK ■ - OREGON Warren’s Pharmacy Dealer In Drug», Chemical». Patent .Medicine», Toilet Article», Stationery, Etc. PRESCRIPTIONS :: CAREEUELY :: DISPENSED Phone East 975, 2 Doors last of Postoffice. Bd.se Lint* Rodd. Monluvllld. Lawson Parker's New Store With a Full l.ine of Staple and Fancy Groceries IS NOW READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION. Cull ami I m ? convinced of the g.*»l quality and fair price* we offer you Sloan & Metzger Bldg., Base Line, - - - MONTAVILLA, ORE. Stevens’ Fancy Grocery Confectionery. Bakery Goods. Stdtionery •••••••••••••••••• Montavilla. Ore. The young men of Montavilla and • t I ï X“«* vicinity have organized a »ix-team laiwling tournament to meet every Mon day, Tuesday and Thunvlay evening, for DANCING a match game between two of the aix team*. A dancing school i. held every Wed A. Abbot of Heart street has begun nesday night in Warren’s hall under the building hi. new house. direction of T. Bergami W. E. Marshall. JUM (1 IWIIIUIU . Mr. Z.iger an i »mi, Paul, have gone to wuik in their mine». ■I. Aiid*-r*mi ha* |UirchuM»l a farm near Kilgaver and will move on it ••«>n. Mr». Itliinienthal i* vi.iting old friend» in Vancouver. The Grace Baptist church is being greatly prospered; The first month of self-support ha* ended with all ex- pem*e* |>ai<l ami a neat sum of money in the treasury. Seven new member* have BASU LINE been received during the last week, and Mi»* Faina VVendle, of Portland, i* a other* are seeking memliership. Every dv|»irtinent of the church work moving gue»t of M r. and Mr», J. M. Ihivi*. forward w ith increasing interest and 150 George Howe made a bu«ine»« trip to new hymn l»*ik* will lie introduced in Orchard», \Va»h., Saturday, returning a few day«, al*o individual communion Sunday. CARRIAGE and WAGON REPAIRING service. I’artor Parker ia preaching n Jo*. I.ind*ay and family are moving Horseshoeing a Specialty <-oiir»e of wrmon* on “The La.t M< »- to Portland thi* week. »age* of Christ.” RORTM SIOE Utt LIRE ROtO. J > Win. Stanley and family have moved Subject« of *ermon* for Sunday Nov. onto their farm on the Bare Line road. Ea:t if Hibbard $1. MONTAVILLA, ORE. I ; 11th for the morning — “ The Vi*ion of. MISS AILEEN WEBBER Earl and lialpli »tarted to No. H m -I ioo I. The < ilorified Chri»t,” evening—“The l>r. E. G. Clark and W. W. F’,«|iey Necewity of the New Birth.” I • ’ Pimne’Ta»iir"i.M. Albert Ehlers, HARDWARE Montavilla Has Up-to-Ddle Hotel. Blacksmith j Geo. Wheeler, one of the |>opular con ductor. on the Montavilla bramii, re turned to duty on Monday of la»t week after a aixteen-dav layoff on account of • ■ickneee. Look Here ! j. E. M c C aslin , Russellville lhnn<¿s Base Line Road, Montavilla All Work Gaaraateed Wbv fin tn Portland *hen hR Set» •« Teeth. $5 and ■■ M Twft Cats 34 >«d •• finite Wert H tooth and up u-.. Special Line of GLOVES ¡: Phone, East 732. Cor. Car Line and Base Line. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Ore. .>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ # ♦ : :♦ «♦ : ♦♦ ♦♦ « — to — nlüLCentral Store We can sell at Prices that defy Competition, quality considered. that our ^ood* and lince» are all right I : : Mr*. Khennel* uf Anderaoii ■turi ha» pr<>|*'itv foi a ruoiuing hou»v over mi Cha*. Ilyle haa returned from an es I he w e»t »ide. tende I broom corn purchasing trip Mr*. .1. S. Hurlburt, thè former Sun- w liieli carried him through nearly all the state« of tlie Northwest. He re|»>rt* • lay »chimi nii»»iunary i<>r thè Grâce having had a very »iuw»«fiil trip, ami llapti»! chnrcli, lia* aceompaniisl ber lieing astonished at the general prosper huvhuild lo Pigili. Oregon, w bere he l» ity which he found in all sections visit employed a» a civil engineer. isi. In Oklahoma the crop of broom Mia» Jv«»ie Smith ha» acceptrd a corn amounted to -IO.is.) tons, and of l»>.itioii w oli o|.|», Wortman and King. this about .'10,000 tons were damaged by Mi»« Matilda Itaclie ha* been vvry ili the heavy rain, which fell in that sec tion. This is m>t a total loss, however, but i» recovering. but make« an inferior quality. Mr. Tue-dav Ori. :uuh Mr. Dutclier and I l i le brought home sfieciuieiis of liroon Mi*, lira»« were United in niarriage. eor<. from Illinois ami also from the Mr. Il"«« of l.i wi» »Ilei t i* home frolli Snake river country. in Oregon ami lloleome Wa»li. mi a vi»i> lo In» fiimily. I • Washington, ami said that the two would «unipare very favorably to the Ile i» mi Ili» w.iy to si. Martin* »pring». « ► Oregon corn, except that our |w-op|e had W VX TI D—To trade, g*««l lliv State m>t yet acquired the knack of giving it mgun for frv«h milcli e- w. U . C. Vil»- «► the proper treatment. Once this dif wortli, 101 Vili., avenue. ficulty I» overcome Mr. Ilyle say* there is m> reason that we should not be able to compete with any country on earth. Clus. Hyte Returns from Trip Last Yes. we keep them. THE VERY BEST, you use them, and want the best. This should bring us together. A TRIAL order I 11 « i ' Mr’ ^u*tomer< do y°« w««t km > cent« value the doNj|r ior y(Hlr money? If you do, don’t forget we give it and then some in FLÒÙR~ GROCERIES ~FEED School Supplies, Tinware, Hardware, Etc. Marshall Bros., Russellville, Ore. with their wive», came out from Port-[ Andrew Brugger l.ul.-d hi* hay thia land the other Sunday in the D<»-tor'* week. .lohn llinterman i* doing jury duty. new automobile mid were culler* on E. L. Thorp and family. John Brown wa* traiiaactiiig bii*ine»»> in <»realiam Monday. Lelie Bell and Frank Spuhn, w ho are Mr*. Jo*. WiH«| and *on were vi*iling working in Portland, *-ent la*t Sunday relative* in Troutdale on Sunday. with their parent* and friend* in thi* vincinity. Herald advertirer* get quick return*. T Dougherty & Copenhefer Blacksmiths MONTAVILLA, - - OREOON O F FIC E, HorxcshtH-ing a Specialty MONTAVILLA, ORE. a « Portland RESIDENCE, 20 Villa Avenue, • • Montavilla At Home in the Evening. (On account ot aide neo) MRS. TOLLS, DICKINSON S07 Cam mereiai Building, HAHF. I.INK, NF.AK ENtl < Alt LINE — AT RIGHT PRICES — 40c and up. B. Attorney - at - Law, Notary Public . . . AND WAGON REPAIRERS For Sale $1.30 to $J.SO IL GEN E R A I, * Complete Line ot Hosiery and Rubbers Men’s Shoes, Women’s Shoes, Children’s Shoes S¿tO $6 Burdett’s Old Stand, (Next Door to I’oMoffice < Ü ► Base Line, MONTAVILLA ::»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 2 • : Fashionable 1 Dressmaker — Good Second • Hand Business ! • • — • With or without »tore building, al*o one block fenced mid ini- proved with fruit tree*. Al«<> three - room hou*e well finUhed with 40 x 125 ft. lot, renting at $ k |* t month. All in Montavilla. For information call on Mr» 8. G. Golditein, 105 ilibbaid St. J • • ; • • J • • J Mrs. M. E. Hook, N pri‘i»iir«*il to «Io FALL SEWING of : All : Kind* ; Tdifor-Made Sulls a Specially ; 1W0 CI'RTIS STREFT, • Z MONTAVILLA. - ORE.