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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1907)
BRAVER STATE HERALD, FEBRUARY 8 MONTAVILLA WANT COLUMN Wanted, For Sale, Lost Found, Etc ■t LtXAL NEWS ITEMS All local advertisements will here- after be run umter this beati at the rats No of One Cent a U'ord each issue. ad. puplished for I«** Ilian 10 cents. Cash in advance except to regular ad vertisers. If you have anything to sell, or wish to buv anvthing. or have lost anything, TRY A "WANT AD.” in Tlie results will surprise leave < J 'this column. you. o ; LIVERY AND FEED ♦ ♦ STABLES ! W.J. Burden sold a cottege on Mar- gnu rette stieet to Mr. Ileacock, of New- ta-rg, who has taken pusoeosion. Mrs. S. J. Oslairn and family are all confine'! to the house on acctiuul of tick new. Mrs. B. R, Wolf, of Pendleton, is visiting tier parents, Mr. and Mis. J I FOR SALE—135 acres, several clear Henderson, on south llibliard strict. ed, house, Imrn, fine water, timber The Russellville people are very enough to |Miy for place, saw-mill near. Will trade for house and lot. We also enthusiastic in their inteiest for a have houses to sell, from p'-'d up. Easy library and reading room in Mot.tavilla terms. AYI.SWORTH A EPTON. and are assisting by their counsel ami Phone Tabor 570. money. Montavilla ! Best of care. Prices Reasonable > End of Car Line, C. L IDLEMAN. Prop. - - OREGON Every Day is I» a Busy Day for us. us Why? Why ? liecause Every Day we Sell the. very Best In ì Ì Because Mudi interest is being shown in the (ret* reading room msm to lie <>|>»ned in Moutavilla. Two romici formerly oc- cupt«*d by D. W. McMillan's dry g<iods store have ta*en retiteli ami are ta-itig fltteii up (or library pur|s>aes. 'Die P rtlaud Public Library is lending Its support »ml will not only supply tasiks weekly hut will »Iso pay the salary o( a librarian for the place. The other ex|H't>aea, rent, heating, lighting and < » AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. TRY US AND SEE furniture will lie met by |«qmlar sub scription. I( the |«sqde will realise what this project nieaiis to the «■«immu nity and will continue to give as gen erously »s they have already done there will tie no <11fliculty in securing the amount. Sellw«a«l has supporteil such a reading room (or two yeais, and there are others atllrooklyn, Albina, St Johns, besides many in the small towns, mak < ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦, ing a total o( twenty-nine it this county. . Montavilla feels that it is verydortunste I to securo this ami to be able to provide a place w here ona may find any evening a cumfortable room, a warm tire and an ' abumianev of book«, magazines and Dcsler In Drugs. Chemlishi. Pslent Msdklnes, pajiers. Toilet Articles, Stationery, Etc. « > Start a Savings Account •; 4 PER CENT, j. E. M c C aslin , Cor. Car Line and Base Line. Phone, East 732. Warren’s Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS Spedks : THE CITIZENS BANK, * Feed. Hardware. Tin and Graniteware FOR SALE—Cheap. Bay team, weight J. W I.undy ami F. A. Willard who about 120t>. For jiarticidats see B. C. have la-en on the sick list are improving. ALTMAN, Pleasant Home or C. W. ALTMAN ou Slough road. S miles west Lawson Parker took a trip to Van of Fairview. • couver B. C. last week to visit his MASQUERADE BALL at Rockwood daughter, who was siok but is now ini hall, February 22, given by the K. O. proving < 1 T. M. Tickets »1. “Beaver State Herald" Coupons »re with us and get For pure flavoring extracts and home goo,I for their face, at the following remedies trv the Watkins. C. 11. lzzue stores in Montavilla : agent, Gresham. on all your deposits J. E. McCaslin, Grocer. « Save money by getting your grain Blake A Son, Grocer. for Property Owners. chopped at the t.reshaui Roller Mills, D. McMillan, Dry Goods, Gresham Oregon. MONTAVILLA, Ore, Jan. 30. W07— L. J. Tolls. Shoe store. ! To th«' Editor—In last weik's issue of Frank Sperger. Grocer. For slab and block wood call up \V' K S.,,1 In.. «Sfili«. ME The Beaver State Herald, we noticed a Albert Elders, Hardware store. Moser, phone Tabor 553. report of the meeting of the "Moutavilla M Mouler has sold out his grocery SUNRISE NURSERY' Improvement league” re|»irting the business. His l>«*alth has been very Cberrv Seedlings »nd Small Fruits a action taken by the Ix-ague on the pro- Specialty poor for some time past and makes the |«>M«i improvement of llibliard street. Logan »nd Phenomenal Berry, chsnge in ho|>es of ta ttering it. As this re|«>rt does not state the facts Himalaya Giant and Mammoth Black berry, Grape vines, Ctwrry trees, Grant McCurdy has purchased the a« they really exist, hut is misleading, 1 GENERAL Asparagus roots, FXc. Hallock property on the corner of Villa I deaire to express through the column, Kinzel St., Moutavilla, upp. Convent and Laurel, also the grocery stock ai d of your |Mi)ier the real sentiments of the 13 fixtures of M. Mouler. He brought hi* i>r<q>erty owners on this street NOTICE. The petition was first circulated by family out ami took (aisseesiou tast * ny person having lumber at the old Tuesday. AND WAGON REPAIRERS Mr. Carter who owns no property ou mill yard, Cottrell, will call and remove ' the said >treel, and tlxsie who signed Horseshoeing a Specialty Born to the wife of Chas. F. Hunter. the sameiuimediatly. W. A. PROCTOR. the petition were iliflunccd to <lo so by BASE LINE. NEAR END CAR LIVt Cherry avenue, north, January 2B, 1907, misrepresentations. We were assured PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. a ten tsnind boy. The mother and child MONTAVILLA, ORE. that the cost would not exceed >40.00 Guaranteed. Cha«. Cleveland, agent, are reported doing well. Gresham, Ore. • |>er lot. When thecitv engineer brought Several horses were put out of business in hi« estimate we find it amounts to A go d steak, boil, or roast of meat by live wires the |>ast few days, one alm>s«t fourteen thousand dollars; thus can always be found at Giles Bro's. 4 lieing thst of the local knife grinder. proposing to tax the property for a I^ave orders for cleaning, re|>airing, Severil of our citizens contributed to metro|«>litan street, which is not only and pressing, clothing of all kinds at - - the coffers of the west side hotels la«t out of reason, but is not justified by the Postotfice store. 4 Notary Public . . Monday night, as the result of the travel ami not desired by the prtqwrty For a good hot cup of coffee, or a short “silver thaw" putting the street cars owners, a« demonstrated by th«* reuion- OFFICE. order lunch, go to McMillans conlec- i stance which has been tiled and which out of business. 90? COMMERCIAL bLDG.. tionery |>arlors. Base Line road. 4 Cor. Second and Washington St a., Portland represents three fourths of the pro|«'rty The Improvement league will hold Pheae Pacific IASI Best cured and fresh meats at G. owners on this street. Butchers, Base Line road, east of ear its regular session next Monday evening RESIDENCE, At the present estimate the cost will 4 and a fu'.l attendance is desired as 20 Villa Avenue. - - Montavilla liue. frequently exceed the value of the lot Phase Tabor 514Î WANTED. Beef on foot, at G. mattexp of ini|s>rtance will come up. assessed. The improveinent of llildard At Home*Evenings. Citizeus in general are invited, whether i street originated withand is Is-ing push Butchers. members or not. ed by ;>er*ons w ho own no pro|*erty on FOR SALE— White Plymouth Rocks the street, but who ate obviously 1 pair thoroughbred Hazlew.ssi A Role endeavoring to enhance the valu» of inson Strain. Price Christopher A IS THE Young, Springbrook, Oregon. contingent pr«q>erty, without cost to TREES FOR I them«« Ives, hv taxing other people out HORFErMlOEING— We do first class | of reason to make a grand boulevaril shoeing for ♦:', ]>er i]mn, with Boss or Holly, with ls-rries on, Rh««loden- i out ot Hibbard street. Phoenix steel shoes. L. E. Gotham drons, and other varities of evergreens. Troutdale, Oregon. The people who are manifesting the Also Roses, everblooniing, etc. For sale most Zeal in pushing the improvement FOR SALE— Wo«idchop(iers' wedges mauls, and splitting bars. Al Hart at lowest possible prices write (or price of HilJiunl street have constantly and list. Russellville Nursery Co., 11. A. Gresham, Oregon. actively (and generally successfully) LEWIS, Proprietor. Montavilla station, opposed the improvement of streets on Yes! McCaslin, of Montavilla, is al ways on hand with a fine line of pure Portland, < Iregon. which they own property, blit have Residence. food groceries. exerted their utmost endeavors to have PHONE EAST 4112. You will make no mistake in ordering improvements pu«hed where the co.-L your butter wrappers, w ith vour name falls on the other fellow. neat I*. printed on them, from the Beaver The prr>p<-rty owners on Hibbard (Continued from page 7.) State Herald. Send us a trial order tor street are willing and desire lo have the WO. ance might have suddenly discovered street improved in a reasonable manner, Don’t forget that McCallin handlet» a the exceeding wisdom of a proverb at a reasonable cost and made the kind Pastor Gilman Parker will preach hi« full line of builder?’ hardware. Concerning second thought. of a street the travel requires, which can annual sermon next Sunday morning, Indeed, Mrs. Vanslttart now bitterly JUST ARRIVED! Press cut glass easily tie done at a cost of thirty or he will enter upon his second year in ware at McCaslins r. g.'etted the Impulse which led her to I thirty five dollars per lot, hut we are the pastorate. Forty six members have betray any kudu ledge of Steplien See the new addition of crockeryware Brand or bls daughter. Of all the fol uniteilly np|s>eed to pitying thirteen or been received into the church in the at McCaslins, Montavilla. lies of a wayward life, that was Im fourteen thousand dollars for a lot of jiast year. FOR SALE—Head and green wood measurably the greatest In Mrs. Vau- useless work on a street only one half Mrs. Antoinson, Mrs. Ilunderup, Mr. sittart's critical scale. mile long. CHAS. L. I DI.I.M AN. and Mrs. Morse anil Walter Peterson mixed ♦3.50 and first class seasoned live But what would you? It Is not often have been on the sick list during the wood 14 per cord. Call up PATSY given to a woman of nerves, c woman COLLINS. past week. of volatile nature, a shallow worldling, the watching telescopes on the faroff The new missionary study class starts yet versed In the deepest wile« of In promontory of the Lnnd's End. The WANTED—To rent small farm ne r out with fifteen members, they are trigue, tv be shipwrecked, to be pluck- i Falcon, strong hearted trnwler, was Gresham. Write P. O. Box 74. Gresh studying conditions in America, esj>ec- ed from a living hell, to be swung plunging toward the rock when the am, Oregon. 6 through a hurricane to the secure In first line of gay bunting swung clear iallv the immigration problems. security of a dark and hollow pillar Into the breeze. And wlint a message Miss Ruth Johnson, of the gills choir, NOTICE—Lewis an<l Clark Encamp standing on a Calvary of storm tossed It was—lu Its Jerky phrases— its pro fell and dislocated her shoulder and waves, and then, while her senses found Uncertainties for communica fractured her collar bone. It has been ment of Gresham will meet on the third swam In utmo t bewilderment, to be tion by flag code Is slow work, and Wednesday in February for the con quite painful but is improving. confronted with a living ghost. Brand left much to an easier system of Next Sunday is Decision Day in the sideration of important business. GEO. Yet that was precisely what bad talk with the approaching steamer. KELLER, Acting C. P. « Sunday school. happened to her. Chinook-New York to Southampton- ______ _ ’______ :_____________________ z Fate Is grievous nt times. This ha struck reef during hiirrlcnn'—propeller ven of refuse was a place of torttire shaft brol.en—TV survivors In lighihou»— Mrs. Vnnsittnrt broke down and wept captain. 201 passenger», officer» and crew —lost with ship. In her distress. The awful significance of the words sank Info the heart« of the signalers. CHAPTER X. For the (list time the disaster from PR IM ROME UffM bfetMl past which, by God’s providence, they had quite but it has easy heralded a chilly dawn. The emerged safely liecanie crystallized In is know people Jittfe world of the Gulf Rock to set speech. Seventy-eight living ollt Iwstirred Itsrlf tn its damp want accordingly. of 2SO who might have lived! This was misery at the news. The fresh watch, the curt Intelligence which leaped the delighted by the prosp<-ct of activity, waves to tly over the length and clattered up and down the iron stairs, breadth of the land, which aped back opened all available windows,, tin- to the States to replace the expected clamfied the door when Brand gave the news of n safe vw. which thrilled order nnd busied itself excel slingl.v the civilized world ns It had not been with the desultory Jobs which offered Phone 413 thrilled for many n day. to so many willing hands. Not a soul In the lighthouse gave It was now try the nautical almanac thought to this side of the affair. All dead low water on the reef, |,ut the were anxious to reassure their loved Get prices on FLOUR strong southwesterly wind, hurling a ones, but In tlielr present moribund heavy sea completely over the fwks. condition they could not renllze the showisl flint flu» standard« of war and electric effect of tlie Incident on the peace differ ns greatly in the matter of wider world which rend and bad hearts tides as in most other respects, to feel. As the light increased It lost Its first Even while Stephen Brnnd was sig warm tinge. Steel gray were sky and naling to the Falcon with little white water, somlicr the Iron Ismnd land, flags quickly extemporised ns soon as Successor to Henry Wlngetr while the wherealxiiita of the son lie- she nenred the Trinity buoy, news came n aclcntlflc abstraction. There paper correspondents ashore were busy fore the heliograph wns useloan, ami nt the telegraph office anil their asso Brnnd, helped by some of the sailor», ciates on the trailer were eager!/ commenced to flaunt hla flag signals to ’ MONTAVILLA, The CENTRAL STORE MontdUlld's free RfdJintj Room. o * When g«'in^ to Portland ’ your horav at the 1, 1W7 ; 12« • • CAREFULLY 2 Doors East of Posto!Ike. • • WSPiNSfO Base line Kodd. Monhnilld. •/•••••••••••••••••••••••S Dougherty & Copenhefer Montavilla’s New Hotel... Blacksmiths ON HIBBARD ST., NEAR END OF CAR LINE, IS NOW OPEN for patronage. custom solicited. Menta •••••••••••••••••••••••••• H. B. • DICKINSON Attorney at Law, . NOW Patronize ILs Pioneer Woodsawyer of Montavilla TIME TO BUY SPRING PLANTING. H. L. Searls, 22 Broad Street. The Pillar of Light Grace Baptist Church Notes. Getting Acquainted . . . is sometimes difficult, for us. The reason we and buy been what When You Want GOOD THINGS TO EAT. Call up our East and FEED. Fra nk Spergei Cor. Elroy St. and Villa Ave., MONTAVILLA, ORE. «itici Room« I >n,v, liy Merman, Local and transient Week Hibberd St., I nd of Car Une montavilla . * Have only a few Heating Stoves Left WILL SELL THEM AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Are offering some splendid Imrgains in CUTLERY ■1.1 i ...... „ ........ „„„ Albert Ehlers, 223 Hibbard St., MONTAVILLA • a ••••••••••••••••• J. E. Redmond & Co. REAL ESTATE, LOANS. ETC. City Property for Rent dnJ Sole farms dnd 4 Small Tracts a Speclally * A Few Splendid Bargains No. 1—One lot adjoining Postulile«' on Bas«* Line. No. 2—One l»t, on Base Line. No. 3—One lot, hlk. of P. O. 1700. No. 4—7 riwim house, lots, Idk.to car line, price * 13*x*. No. 5—One lot, blk. cur line, ♦•’UIO. No. tl—5-risnn lions«' and lot, one blk. car line, |Mt»t. No. 7—Ifi lots, 5 blks. to car line, *|ot) and up. " __ ‘ No. H—Two business lots, Bitac Line, No. I*—3 lots at Laurelwotsl, 4 blk«. to Mt. Scott ear line, at Il'iOeach. No. 10—One lot, one blk. from car ♦200. No. 11—Fin«' residence lot on Fust Portland Heights, l*t. two ear linos ♦700. No. 12—One lot on 31st, '.j blk. car' line, price ♦360. No. 13—Choice 2 acres on Villa ave., with 31 apple, taiar, prune and cherry trees tn full bearing, ut 11300. ' No 14—4<i acre«, 4 miles <>f Montavi!- lu. on Base Line rond, tl’MHl No. 15—2 lots with barn 3flxH4, black smith shop 20x30, one tilk. of post- office on lla«e Line ♦OOfkf. No. Id—4- risiiti house, one Itlk, of car line, lot 7)0x100, price glllOO. No. 17—One lot in Worslstrs-k, 3 blks of end of car line, price |75. No. I m —2 lots, .'l-iisim bous«'*, wood- house, gissi barn, fruit tr<*es, hlk. car line, price ||IVX). No. I1I-.-2 houses, 2 lots, 3 blks. car line, price $2fi0 e ich. No. 3» --Box house, fair barn, chick en house, city water, lol 1*2x70, price 1350. No. 21-—2 corner hits 90x100, 25x100, lie together, price I'.YM* No. 22—-lo acres (our miles out, near Base Line, <1 acres strawberries, balline» fruits; borse, wagon, 100 chickens and all farm liada go with place, price >2100. No. 23---5 acres, 21, mile» out, near Buse Line, price jdoo. 143 BASE LINE, MONTAVILLA, ORE. :/ . remflng the words nt his elbow. There transcribing the llghthoiine kcetwr’s ' was in> fear tbnt any tnlXlnke would bo • words wherewith to feed to fever bent made by the receiver. The story. If condensed, was com the HPiiniitlon which the night hail pro plete. Beginning with nn cxplanatlonr vided for the (lay. of th<> liner's disablement. It denlt with' P.mnd. fororoelng the Importance of cleamcas and brevity, had already her de«i><*riite but tinnvnlllng struggle written out a full draft of his detailed to weather the re«"f, describeil I’yno’a gallnut nnd successful effort to get In messa ge. Faithful to Ida promise, Stapleton touch with the lighthouse, the rosette of was acting ns algnnlcr In chief on n fourth of those ou I mmiix I, the names board the Falcon, so Brand might ma of the survivors, ntal, finally, tlielr pre nipulate Ida flags ss quickly as lay In dicament lu the matter of food nnd hla power. with Chief Otflcer Kiliniett water. TO BE CONTINUED. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a•♦««♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ A Delight Forever IM A REALLY GOOD SHOE Children’« mid Ladle«’ I lowiery THE BEST EVEH-AI.L SIZES AND STYLES Mrs. L. J. Tolls End of Car Line ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ % Montavilla, Oregon X