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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1906)
___ ■ . "*27 __ 9 • ■ «Mtol T- «• á 4 .......... ...... “"F JfT rn‘t ,1 lithtrMs Tndors" AntkSdloon Leaguc At thè Oregon ami Columbia Kivar Districi Conferirne» of ih» Norweglan luttherii H vmo I <i( A nutrie», li«ld et III« Lttthrrsn Nyu<s| church in Portland Or ••goti, from oeiolwr 23 toOetobsr 2H, at tire Wednesday afleriioou seasiuu, Otti- obrr 24, llsv. J<.lui Ovai, a rr presenta li va <>f III» Anti-baloon Ix-agiie, was IrliU-d tu adì rosa thè isiiifrremw Iti rrgard lo th>< liquor traffic and thè work of III» («agile. altri wliicli thè fiilliiwilig resolu- liuns aere utisussisly passed : "Wn, II» Oregon and t'uluiiibla Rlvrr <lunlrreiM'e of thè Norwrgian l.ullieru Hyinai of America, »«seni Lied in meeting at Portland, Ortgon, don» citiseli» alio bave thè w rifa re of our country ai hsart, lieertily enduri« tlir work of thè Aliti- Sai •ani I.ragne of Oregon, and w« tur- thrr ho|ie tliat tliia uobi« work in Iteiiiab- Ing III« greci evil of Ih« saloon wlm h tbreulclis to iilidcriidne end deatroy Hi« buine, cliurch, siri »tate will gain thè aup|xirl of all loyal siticeli». "And we fiiitlier rwtlvs tlint a copy •>f thrae revolution» bc seni lo thè bwul- •luarter» of tlie Aiiti-Hanam la-agite. " (Pigimi) li. 1. IIKF1 ViK.Hecy. NOTILE <>K EHTRAY Notlcs i» hsrsby gire» Ihst I havsthl» day tato»» Up tb* lollowlu» dwrlbed * «Ima la lo- wll: ooa aorrsl mars. largo whlls spot In lors- head, brande! H un righi alida, abuul 1« banda hlgb.ayMra old, wslgbl aboul «a Iba ; on» bay inara, amali wblla spot la lorsbcsd. braud «d«n lati alta», tour wblla lari, Ul banda blgll. ■ ya»n old »od watghl aboul Ito« Iba Uwnsr eaa n»aa-a»n>« by ealllng al my taro* Ih ree mite aoulh of Hrldal V«ll, Oragun, brutto» proparly »nd paylng <-ha riva thiird al Hrldal Vvll, Oregon Ibis tal. day of Iteambsr. lite. URO II W SMITH • ♦»eeeeooeeeoeeeeeeeoeeeee < • WANTED-CAR Of WOOD <; <> .Either pine, fir or mixed o 3 ’ with oak. 3 3 < > In answering state price ;; 3 3 on board car and what Hta- 3 3 3 3 tion. If not 0. R. & N. 3 3 <; gtate what freight would be ;; 3 3 to Portland. Can find buy- < 3 3 3 era for several cars. 3 3 3 J Address. C. L. IRELARO. 3 3 33 MORO, ORECOI 3 3 3 3 •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 31 HARRY HUXLEY, WORK MEAT Call or write him »I 3KEKHAM, J. M. IIH'IT, M. D. r. A. ilio AT, M. D. Drs. Short & Short Phy»lci»B*-Sartron». Oregon r « Dealer In Drugs, Chemicals. Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Stationery, Etc. _ _____ __ ________ Thanksgiving Masquerade a Success. The 'Ms»<|uera<l>* lisll given Thanks giving Eve, at Woodward hall, by Messrs. Marshall ami llnrgg, was a great •ucess, e»|iecially from the Bland point of a pleasant evening for tlmse present. A>»mt fifty couples “tripped the light, fantastic" until the midnight hour. Mra. Lillie Hwsnsou and Clyde llender* sou look tbs prises for the finest <■<>». tutors, and Mrs. Ray (¡alite and Albert Johnson carried off the honors for the ! must comic get up. There were several | out of town visitors prngent, and a num- 3 her from the west side. Is-wM river and will shortly. remove there PRESCRIPTIONS In* tbeir abaenc*, and a safe return In the fall. • •••••••••• ••••• Two Small Tracts for Sale. fi l-2 acres improved, running water, seeded to timothy ami clover, on Sandy road, 1-4 mile east id Cleone. B 1-2 acres, all linprovwl, seed ed, 4-room hmtee, well, g<»al fenc ed garden, orchard, plenty of all varieties of fruit, 1 mile vast of Cleone on Sarniv road, one mile a est of Troutdale. Write or see Major II. W. Live,Troutdale, <»re. 2 Doors East of Postoffice, the erection of a dwelling. • • • • DISPENSED Base Une Road. Montavilla George McBride, one of our popular Mr«. C. V. Becker, and children, have blacksmith» ha, decided to take s week off HI, many friend» and cus gon« to Condon t-> visit Mrs. B«<cker’« tomer» are therefore asked to pleara p«r«iit». They will remain until after take notice of the fact that he will the holidays. not be in the chop next week, but will be glad to attend tn any matter» of Mr. »nd Mr». O. E. Carter spent business commencing with Monday Thunk-giving with Mr». Carter*» sielrr, of the next week, George recently And Pastry of AN Kinds, Wholesale end Retail Mrs. C. T. Dickenson, al tbeir country discovered a ledge of lead And zinc ore and It I, ju»f possible that thin home near Oswego. ••••«•••••••••••••a 1» going to receive a share of hin at- A new office building i« the latest tention while he 1» away. adjunct to W. R. Moser’s wool yard on 133 Base Line Road, - - MONTAVILLA, ORE. It 1, reported that Carroll Lovejoy •••••••••••••••••••••••••a Hiblmid street. haa »old the bowling alley to A. L. •; •' . ............................. ----------------------- ■ ■ ■ w Mr». J. ¡A-arli ba» purchased lite H. Perry, who will hereafter conduct the * Dr. Parker’» »ubjects for Kumlay flee, Failman |woperty consisting of two business. Util, will Is-; "The White Blom» With house» on Olney street and a bungalow Charles R. Blake A Son the popu a New Name," at 11 a. m. In the even on Marguerite street. lar grocers of Hibbard street, have ing "Whojire Without Oud and Hope Only prompt action and the ijberal recently repainted, remodeled, and in the World." otherwise improved and enlarged the ON HIBBARD ST.. NEAR END OF CAR LINE. use of fire extenguishers prevented a Grandma Frey la very low and is not disastrous conflagration on the Base Une interior of their store building, there by'ensbllnr them to more successfully ex|>ected to survive long. IS NOW OPEN for patronage. Local and transient last Saturday evening about seven-thirty, and promptly care for their constantly The hand of fellowship was given five when fir« was discoveml near the tin« growing business. custom solicited. new mendier» al the lUpliat church last in the rear ot Warren’» pharmacy, on Harold and Chester Butcher are second floor. No great damage was among the number recovering from Sunday morning Dec. 2nd. Menis and hy Day, Week or Month cause-1, Imt if it had not lawn taken in severe colds, biliousness, etc. A In-autiful individual communion set time, tlie strong east wind that was Giles Bros, were among the num Hibbard St.. End of Car Uwe was uwI fur the Hr«t lime at the Baptist ber to attend Pomona Grange at blowing would have swept the block. church Bunday Decemlicr 2nd, every Gresham. .Wednesday night. Mrs. Sarah J. Blake, who ha» been l.siy was greatly pleased with it. The H. R Jewe’l son In-law of Mr. and leilie« Aid Kis-iety of the church suffering for some time from a severe Mrs. J. C- McCaslina, has arrived IHirchascd it at a coat uf over thirty { cold and other complications. Is again from Mltche'l 8. D. Mrs Jewell an-J dollars. able to be around and attend to house babe it will be remembered. returned than repel thoee participating in the with her mother some weeks ago Mr. exercises. Ttiv Thank.giving dinner, given In hold duties as usual. 2. It contributes to the high moral And Mrs. Jewell will doubtless make the tbld Fellows hall by the Baptist T. R Hewitt, the Gresham butchifr. their home with Mr. and Mrs. McCas standard by affording convenient and women, was a great eucce»«, a limit two I was doing business in the Vi la last lin this winter, and It Is hoped will agreeable society for old and young in hundred were prewnt. This WM a free Tuesday. conclude to remain In Oregon. which the highest standard of morality dinner following the |M>licy of the church. J. M. Hill was among the number is maintained, thereby preventing as J. E. McCaslin, at the Central Store. »liieh dm-a not rai»c money l>y oilier this week havlm a kick at the water sociation of its tneinliers in society of means than free will offerings for church 1» better prepared than ever to fLI man. tlie <>pp<*ite nature. support, and Anda this plan supplies »our orders for anything In the eat- 3. It contributes to the happiness of ! able Une for Xmas and New Yeara. abundance. The young people gave a home bytliementsl recreation afforded very fine ei tertainmenl in the evening Mr. and Mra. Henry Winrert. old- VALUE OF A GRANGE. all member* oi the iaiuily in the var to a large audience. time residents of Montavilla. and for A subordinate Grange is the most ious Grange gatherings attended, tliere- Miss Addie ba art, of Halem, »jient many years one of the Villa's most practical and the most natural means l>y broadening tbeir mental vision and Thanksgiving in tl.e Villa, the guest uf successful merchants, are planning a of prwmuting all the interests of a rural increasing their happiness, which is Mias Maggie Hansett. trip through the Middle West, East community ever cooceived in the his sure to be reflected in their home life. •••••••••••••••••a 4. It contributes to the material pros The city engineer's effice baa set tlie and the continent. They expect to tory of the world, for tlw following rea perity by it discussion ot all matters o( viewer's stake» on Villa avenue al tlie leave some time In April, and will not sons : MISS AILEEN WEBBER • importance tending to local develop eighty-foot width, and the property return until fall, at which time they 1. It contrilnite. to the social life by I expect to occupy their new cottage, ment, »ml often is instrumental in se oa ners now know just how much the which will be built for them during frequent regular meetings in which the curing the establishment of industries wiileiiing will affect them. their absence Thyir many friends art of sociability is so agreeably and in- • that give added population as well as II. Fallman has bought a farm on will wish for them a happy time dur formally taught as to fascinate rather ! taxable property, thereby indirectly sid ing every taxpayer in the community. 5. It contributes to the general Intel 229 Kearney Street, • ligence of the inhabitants by its fre Montavilla. Ore. • quent discussion of questions of a public naturesnd by the ««locating influence . • •*•••••••••••••••• of other exercises, resulting in mental EVER OFFERED IN PORTLAND development and a more intelligent cit 35 Experience All Werk Gsaraatewd izenship, which is an uplifting force in : : Is the comment of thousands of satisfied customers who have taken advantage of the any community. fl. It contributes to the general wel So to Portlaid KS fare bv dissi|«ting neighlwrhood quar rels, by breaking up long-standing feuds in Portland, for the »ame price ? cause»l by church, school, or society Teeth Filled and Extracted Painless tomorrow Teeth out today and new oi troubles, by promoting r.KTTKR road «, now being offered in the HCTTER SCHOOLS, and BETTRR FABMWo by W te*. JS te te M Finan. » te •» stimulating more interest in public af teto tetto test. P •• Uw Ftote». tec te w Ma»Ite.a te»«tea» I ttesdws tetto. Ite to Me fairs, resulting in the election of better .»■vw-w- tn residence, PHONE enforcement of law as well as the better urrii a. |ltbh<rj St .on Car line Scoti 2653. transaction of the pnblic business of MONT AVELLA, ORE. towns, counties, and states. 7. A subordinate Grange contributes in these ways to the upbuilding of a rural comuiuuity by making it a uiure desirable plai-e in which to live and Attorney - at - Law, making its citixens mors intkllic . bnt , * Notary Public . . . mokk rRosesRora, and more HArrr. Patronize Home Industry! The MONTAVILLA BAKERY Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, Doughnuts, Cookies YAGER BROS., Proprietors, LOCAL NEWS ITEMs’l Montavilla’s New Hotel... A. E. Herman ■9 MONTAVI LLA. 3 Dr. Russ, Dentist WM Wonderful Bargains ■ Bankruptcy Sale ever held on the Coast H. B. DICKINSON BOSTON STORE OFFICE. 507 COMMERCIAL BLDG.. À ! Carried in Stock at all times . . Clothing for the Household with us and Ret on all your deposits Swelleri mnkea, liest good« you ever aaw, Worth $4, |'i and |t>. fur :: THE CITIZENS BANK, 3 ! 120 Grind A»»., PORTLAND, ORE. : ;♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦* Boy’s Coats, Children’s Cloaks, Worth $5 and $6, - - - $1.50 for $2.95 fnltiMl Ststf« I-»«'! Omcs. l,ortl»tidsOregon, <)(*toftvr llkirt. Notice 1» hereby given that In compliance with the nrmtrioiia of the art of Congo-« o Il lie H, I».», entitled "An act for the »ale of •linher Isn't» lu the Htatea of Callfornls,Oregon. Nevada and VVaahlnilon rerrltory, a. ex tendedho all th- fiibire i-ixl «»tea In act of Aiiguat 4. I*'!, Josi-|di H Coripey, of I orllsnd. County of Multnomah, «ate ol Oregon, ha» thia -lay tiled In thia "fhee "J.*J* ¡"¡‘l,1,f No. 7od. for the pnrehaae of llo H I t NW 1-4 of », <■ No. IS In Township No. I N., Itati»» No. 5 Faaf and will otter proof to »how that the Isii'l nought la more valuable for Ila timber or •t'"1* than for agricultural pnria>aea and toratahll»h hU elalin to <ald la»d before the Ri glati-r s»d Rivelver «1 IhlaoIRce al Cortland .Oregon, on Tneaday. the IMh 'lay of January, l»'7. Hensmimsswtlneasea: t hnrle. Coopey of Portland, Oregon. Edward Trleke, of Palmer. Oregon. Fran« Howard.of Hrlilat veil, Oregon. Il, E I’hallen of Portland, Oregon. Any and all persona claiming adyeraely the above ....... land» are re.iuented to die their claim» In thia «Wee on or before asl'l IMh day ' of January. n«<7 . .....»•oo <a s.uvuairn , At less than half usual prices Men’s Furnishing Goods, RESIDENCE, 20 Villa Avenue, - Mentatilla Pto«« Tatom- 5i< I At Home Evenings. ; I Montavilla Milliner)* Parlors <; Ji BURBANK & SCHUNAN, JI > rnornirroM < MONTAVILLA <[ Base Line Road, e When going to Portland your horse at the AND WAGON REPAIRERS Horseshoeing a Specialty BASE LIKE. NEAR END CAR UNE MONTAVILLA, ORE. . • »••••••••••••••••••••••a»» LIVERY AND FEED STABLES Best of care. Prices Reasonable ♦’nd of Car Line, C. L. IDIEMAN. Prop. MONTAVILLA, Blacksmiths leave Montavilla Ladies’ Hosiery and Underwear, Notice for Publication. Portland Car. Second and Washington Stx, • Millinery; residents of Portland and all surroupding towns and communities are learning that now is the time and this is the place to buy 4 PER CENT UP-TO-DATE Phase Pacific ISSl- Northwest cor. First and Salmon Sts Start a Savings Account ALGERNON • PREMER^ CAREFULLY PtMNM. East 075, Ed Eh 1er«, who for over tour y tarn Mi»» Bertha Klinger, of Salign, has been the guest of Mi»» Emma Grxlfrey was the K»*nlaJ aaent for the Portland Journal han resigned In favor of Ar during lit« |M»t weed. thur flmall, who will hereafter carry Jack H|>ill«r ba» por«ha»ed a lot on on the work so ably conducted by Mr. Hibl-ard street and willwMrn commence Ehlers. has become a household word finit pnbllratlon. ¿ov. 3, XI l4Mlt pilbllCAliOA» IH‘C. 2M, • • • • “The Best Values” ORE. Gresham, ...... Teacher of Piano Kalsomining, Papering. PRICES LOF Warren’s Pharmacy Montavilla and Vicinity OREGON ♦ flfl Beaver State Print • • "The Right Imprint" Send orders to Gresham. Oregon Everything Men Wear from Top to Toe CRAVENETTES The only leading Grocer ûsing the Green Trading Stamps Buy -Vk worth of inerchaniiii*e from us anil get *1 in coupons in return, and a 10c coupon with every dollar purchase there after. When vuur book has wort h of coupons in it it is GOOD FOR FIVE DOLLARS in merchandise. For further particulars see or phone a D. B. Troutman, Grocer Phone Tabor 78 MONTAVILLA. ORF. SteartHk Aw.