BEAVER STATE HERALD^DECEMBER 28, 1906
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H. H. DICK INSON
Montavilla and Vicinity
Attorney - at - Law,
Notary Public . . .
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The Montavilla branch library line It was given by liia daughter, Miss Ida I Mrs. Woodruff, Misses Carrie Bucking-
I htii without books for some little time, Hhuh-r and Miss M. E. Palmer, invita­ bai», tirara Bartlett, Nita Bartlett,
tions were Issued asking the guests to Elsie Carter, Mr. lines, Mr. Guild., ami
but It is umler.tood that a uew supply
come at 4 o'clock and stay till they were Master Willie Bartlett.
will shortly be forth coming. Weekly |
ready to leave. Music, delates, recita­
change, will lie made. The Woman's
tions, charades and other amusements
Home Training association is lm|>eful <>t
Home Training Association.
a|M-d the hours until chocolate and cake
lieing aide later on to secure a nxrin were served, after which all were asked ' Tim Montavilla Home Training asso­
especially for this purpose, when all can
into a room that had been kept under ciation held its regular meeting last Fri­
go an<l reed, Hut for the present, at
lis-k and key during the evening, where day afternoon at the public school build­
least, it will l>e continued at D. Mc­
a miignitleieiit Christmas tree had linen [ ing. quite a large attendance Is-ing pre-
Millan's store, With Mrs. McMillan as
prepared as a surprise, and from wbowu •ent. Prof. N. W. Bowland, principal
librarian,
spreading branches all present received of the school, was down on the program
some token of the occasion. 'Jhoae for a talk on “Holidays, their uses and
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present were the liimt and hostesses, | abuses,” but he sprung a surprise on
A Christmas Party,
Rev. W. W. Hlmler, Miss ids Hhuler, the association by giving instead a pro-1
A very enjoyable. Christmas putty
Mis« M. E. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. W. gram that illustrated the work in the
touk place on that day at the residence
L. Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Carter, ■elmol, in which both teachers and
of Rev. W. W. Hinder, on Milner street.
pupils participated. It embraced in-
atrumental music, singing, readingexer-
ciw-s and manual training work as used
in tiie regular school work. It proved
very interesting to all present, and gave,
them a better insight into what is being j
done in the schools than they hart I*- ’
fore. The question of an assembly ball <
was taken up and discussed, and it was
decided to petition the Ismrd <>t educa- ,
tion for this much needed addition to
the school building. At present there
is no room for any meeting or gathering
except in the class rooms and the lack
of accomodation often proves a great'
lurni|>er to successful work.
COST LESS
Notke for l'ublkatlon.
parishioners of Rev. II. Oberg,
pastor of the M. E. church, surprised
him with an old fashioned ‘‘pound
party” last Friday evening. Tlity gath-
ered in force, each beating a selection
from tlis good things of life. Music,
vocal ami instrumental, and other
amusenneiits caused the time to fly only
too quickly, and when the hour for de­
parture come, all who were present were
of the opinion that a more enjoyable
time could not of l>een had.
l'iilted alale. Land Offlc, Portland. Oregon.
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al*»*«' «IrarrtlM*«! land* are r»‘«»uralrd t«> fllr
thrir t-lalni« In thl» «iftlrr ut* or britir» aat«l Dth
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Mrs. Minnie Reed and Miss Eva were
shopping in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucy Kincaid and son Ralph
drove to Portland Wednesday.
Happy New Year
to All
Our sales during the past month have been unprecedented. We have greeted at
our First-street store all our old friends and thousands of new opes. We invite you to
call at any time when in the city. Our store is conveniently located at First and Salmon.
You Can Save One = Half
AND MORE IN MANY INSTANCES ON PURCHASES OF
Men’s Suits and Overcoats,
MONTAVILLA, ORE.
Warren’s Pharmacy
Dealer In Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Toilet Articles, Stationery, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS
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CAREFULLY
DISPENSED
Phone East 975,
2 Doors East of Postoffice.
Base Une Road. Montavilla.
Patronize Home Industry!
The MONTAVILLA BAKERY
Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, Doughnuts, Cookies
And Pastry of All Kinds. Wholesale and Retail
YAGER BROS., Proprietors,
MONTAVILLA, ORE.
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CORBETT.
Mias Bertha Henry
vacation at home.
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PHONE TABOR 528
Montavilla’s New Hotel
is s|«nding her
Me<i!n and Room» by Day,
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: Millinery;
Carried in Stock
at all rimes . .
; > Montavilla Millinery Parlors ¡
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Mr. and Mrs. Saunders and son Bennie
went to Portland Friday.
SECTION LINE.
Week or Month
A. E. Herman, " monwî LÎ^1“
George Chamberlain who has l>een at­
tenti ing school at Corvahs is spending
his holiday vacation at borne.
F. W. Reed came over from Cafre
Horn Sunday and went to Portland in
the evening for repairs for bis gasoline
launch.
Local and transient
IS NOW OPEN lor patronage.
custom solicited.
Mrs. Sam. Unlit spent Wednesday in
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the city.
The children of the Corbett school
enjoyed a Christmas tree Friday even­
ing.
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PARKER’S
133 Base Line Road,
A Pound Party,
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Blacksmith
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MONTAVILLA ![
Wlien going to Portland
your horse at the
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Montavilla
LIVERY AND FEED
MISS AILEEN WEBBER
Teacher of Piano
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STABLES
22!» Kearney Street,
teas
Montavilla. Ore.
2 Best of care.
Prices Reasonable
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End of Car Line,
Christmas exercises were held in our ♦
school on Friday afternoon. The teach­ ♦
15 Vwrs Exatrleacr
All Wat GaaraatMd
C. L. IDLEMAN. Prop.
er, Mias May Corbin, and several lady ♦ MONTAVILLA, - - OREGON
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patrons gave the pupils a treat long to A »awAaaaA
lie reineml>ere<l.
Refreshments and
Why
PortlMd
many handsome gifts were presented to
in Portland, for the Mime price?
to the acho'ars, making it the happiest
Teeth Filled and Extracted Painless F
Christmas ever known in the school.
Teeth out today and new ones tomorrow |
Wm. Cumming xml wife entertained
S«h ,f Tnik. 55 sad s,
SM FiHiasv. 52 .aS a,
Robertlne gives what every woman
their married children and grandchild­
C om iMta C»s so », u
Siiw Filian. 50c aad H
most desires—a perfect complexion.
lriS(, Wart. 54 laota a-4 a,
Elloclm« tMtS. 25c t. Me
ren at their home Christmas Day.
It brings that soft, smooth, fresh,
PHONE
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*n residence,
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Hibbard
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Car line Scott 26».
Horn—To Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Dolliricb
clear tint to the cheek that denotes
on the 18th, a daughter.
youthfulness. It will bring beauty
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to those who lack It: It will retain
I.a grippe has claimed a nn m Iter of
It for those who already possess it:
victims during the past week, among
It will enable you to successfully
them being Mrs. 1 ynch, Mrs. Buckley
combat the ravages of weather and
time. Don’t doubt—don’t argue. Just
and one of the Moll children.
try Robertlne. Your druggist will
The Section Line correspondent w ishes
give you a free sample. All drug­
G E N ERAL
every reader of The lieraid a Merry
gists keep Robertlne.
Christmas ami a Happv New Year.
Dr. Russ, Dentist
60 to
J-V-W0MEN
MONTAVILLA,
Dougherty & Copenhefer
Children’s Clothing of all
styles and sizes
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PLEASANT VALLEY
Pleasant Valiev by nature
name, and a numl>er of
Mrs. Linvill ami her three children,
to realixe the fact from the of Nevada, are guests at the home of
buying up small tracts of Mr. and Mrs. Petty. Mrs. Linvill is a
sister of Mrs. Petty.
. School is closed for a week. At the
Work on the road is progressing rath­
close of school the teaeliers got up a er slow as there is only one team haul*
large Christmas tree, and each pupil ing gravel.
woo remembered.
The sgwmills are hard at work turn­
The Pleasant Valley Grange enjoyed ing out lumber as fast as they can.
a large dinner and pleasant entertain­ They cannot fill all the orders.
Our storekeejier reports more luigi
ment at Washington hall, Sycamore, re­
ness than he can attend to.
cently.
Ye.«, this is
as aellas bv
persons seem
a ay they are
land.
AT THE
BOSTON STORE
Northwest cor. First and Salmon Sts.,
Blacksmiths
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PORTLAND, OREGON
Positively the Cheapest place in the United States
to buy Clothing for all the Family.
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Messrs. Holcomb, Willder and Mrs.
Holconib visited friends and relatives in
1 Portland Christmas.
Mrs. Applegate gave a nice entertain­
ment at the home of her father, Michael
Kelly, Christmas.
Mrs. Oleson has been making pres­
ienta of flower plants and fruit to the
I neighbors Christmas. All this is very
nice, and it helps life along the rocky
road.
Nick Stiner is home with his wood­
saw.
He has been sawing wood fur
Í some of the neighbors.
AND WAGON REPAIRERS
Horseshoeing a Specialty
BASK LINE. NEAR END CAR LINE
MONTAVILLA. ORE.
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Beaver State Print
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Send orders to Gresham, Oregon
The only leading Grocer using the Green Trading Stamps
Buy SOc worth of merchandise from us and get |1 in coupons
in return, and a 10c coupon with every dollar purchase there­
after. When your book has !•> worth of coupons in it it is
GOOD FOR FIVE DOLLARS
in merchandise.
For further particulars see or phone
D. B. Troutman, Grocer
Phone Tabor 78
MONTAVILLA. ORE.
Spencer
A Via Ave.