BEAVER STATE HERALD, FEBRUARY 1, 1907 2 JANUARY »5. I'M* JANUARY 25, I'M!’ $ 4.541.97 1,592.51 12,( 72.72 $29,918.02 21,808.65 42,036.62 Deposits, Loans, Assets, J anvaby 25, nxws We were greeted with the wonts: "You can’t make a bank p.iv here ” “Y’ii are to 1 clone to Portland; people will carrv their inonev to Port­ land " “What assurance have I that you w ill cate f «r my money " ” J am ' aby 25. 1907 We aie greeted with the words: “You hai. done much better here than I thought you could possibly do.” “1 would rather you make mv exchanges between here and Port­ land. “ “Burglars have unsuccessfully at­ ta. ked volt and you cun have my money,’' “1 have «av.sl $125 the pist year by means of your bank, whereas Indore I was aiwavs in debt.” mg in the church last Thursday, The most interesting feature of the meeting was a letter from Mr». W. B. Scott, who ia spending the winter in California. She ia now in San Ihego, and reports quite a wet season there Mredauie» .1, V Faria, K. Holgate, B. W Bowman, A. 1». Ashcraft and M. C. Cornett were present. F. S. Spaulding night chief dispatcher if the O. R. A N. Co., al The Dalles, transacted business here on Monday. II C. Camplxol of Portland, was here on business Monday. TROUTDALE I. »nie II miet h is deci led it was not good for him to live alone so he was nixrri.sl a lew da s ago, and will go t<> house keeping at oi co. FritX Mort« and wife have returned home after live months visit hi Germany E. May was in town a few Java ago looking after his pioperty. Will Cameron will move his family- ♦ on the farm of II. Ogden. ♦ ♦ The time was . . . Mrs. Curtes Judd and son, of Boring, when people were satisfied with anv kind of is visiting her mother, Mrs M Tiller. I blacksmithing. IT IS NOT SO’NOW. Born to the wife of Frank Bannerman, We are in a position to meet the demand. Our a son. work is our best recommendation. Remember, W. W. Stott is ill at the home of his sister. Mrs. Sarah Hicklin. H. B. Chapan. of Portland, visited SPECIALTY OF HORSESHOEING the A. F. A A. M. lodge. Jake Larson is sick at the Missouri House. Richard Davey and James Corder ate back from Wamic Oregon. Miss H Hubbard commenced work at is also to be used in building sidewalks the branch store of A. Fox at Fairview Monday. TROUTDALE, - - for the - town. - OREGON Charles Williams has returned Irom The new gristmill building is now completed aiei the machinery is being Walla Walla. FOR HORSES AND CATTLE • installed. The mill will soon be in «iter­ August Larson, of Portland, is visit­ ing his brothers. John and <«arl Larson. Best of Feed all the » ation. year. Good Winter Past- ! J. Ledlmry is improving bis property Several cars of potatoes have been urage. Shelter. J by adding a (torch to his house and shipped this week. • otherwise ref«iring it. Miss Enima Scarharf was a Portland Call on or write J J. H. Stapleton is building a barn on visitor Wednesday. his place on Third and Main St. Mrs. Carrie Powell was here looking J. L. HICLKIN. Fairview was almost entirely cut off after her property interests. TROUTDALE, - ORE. ! I from all outside communication last Mr. and Mrs. C. Dixon and family I Monday. Both telegraph anil telephone «are the guests of Mr. arid Mrs. Bert pules and wires w ere down and no trains Williams. a were able to get through all day. A large snow-plow, with several work ROCKWOOD trainsand crews |tassed through on their way to assist snow-bound trains farther • LEADING HOTEL IN TRolTDALE Rockwood Literary Society is having up the road. The snow-plow attracted quite an exciting time with their contest. • quite a goent Sunday in the city soon. ■ Miin Streel Troutdale, Ore in Fairview. , Frank Miller and family are talking Mrs. F.’auk Waters of Portland has of selling out here and going to Cali­ been visiting her parents, J. H. Staple­ fornia, on account of his health. • •••••••••••••••••• ton and family. Z WANTED Z Miss Daisy Wilcox of Portland visited D. L. Herring has Iwen qnile seriously ill for the past few days with la grippe, • Everybody to know we do , her parents Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Dado is reported ill with stomach A. O. Jackson, who is employ« d at trouble Gobel, Ore., visited his family her re­ C. L. Crenshaw, the tinner and plumb­ cently. • All Kinds of Wagon, Plow and • Napoleon Davis transacted business er of Gresham, is doing some work on • General Repair Work • the tower of the Rockwood schoolhouse. • at Reasonable Rates • in Portland on Saturday. If you keep your ear to the ground, E. J. Snow »|>ent Sunday with his you might hear wedding belle on the family here. Sandy road before long Grant Shaw’s little son, who has been • WsnlWt Ml StMt, TROLTDALE • John Brown intends setting out some • • ••••••••••••••••••• quite ill, is improving. straw berry plants on his place next Earnest Hall of Portland and Herbert month, he also intends making other Lee of Sellwood, spent Sunday with , improvments. friends here. The Ladv Maccabees install«! the Rev. C. E. Crandall has been at following officers for the year of 190*. at Pleasant Home for several days, where their last review which was held at he is conducting revival services. Rockwool hall January 24, 190*; Past The farmers have all been busy sort­ Commander, Mrs. Elsie Prettyman: FAIRVIEW, Ore., Jan. 29 —A com­ ing their potatoes and repairing them Commander, Mrs. Minnie Brown; Lt. pany haa been organized toerecta cement for shipment. Some raisers lost about ; Commander, Mrs. Eva Crockett; Record pressed stone factory here. Sand, well one-third of their crop by freezing. Keeper, Mrs. Lola Spath; Finance adopted to this industry, can be had in The Ladies’ Aid society of the Presby- Keejier, Mrs. Mary E. Turner; Chaplin. great abundance near here. This sand ' tenan church held their regular meet- Mrs. Laura Pullen; M. at A., Mrs. Lilia All Work Done Promptly and Quickly : :♦ I Jas. H. Latham, PASTURAGE j • Union House • Horseshoeing $3 • • • : L. E. Gotham, Z FAIRVIEW Hartley; Sergent, Mrs. Josie Stanley; Sentinel, Mrs. Mary Schram; Picket, Mrs. Bella Dickenson SECTION LINE. J. Dixon has hold the timber on his ten acre patch on the side road to a party of Japam-se who are busy making cord west at the present time. The ice storm of Monday has damaged many fruit trees in onr midst. T. R. Howitt, of Gresham, was a business caller last Thursday. The Newcomb family have purchased a home in the Villa, to which they will move this coming week. The frost nipped a few |H>tatoes for some of the farmers, although nothing in comparison to more unfortunate neigh bore. Callers at Bticklv Grove this week were, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Lewis of Rose Cottage, Russellvide, Mrs. II. Johnston an