BEAVER STATE HERALD, FEBRUARY 22, 1907
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SHOES
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DIAMOND Sl‘l CIAL BRAND
500 pairs
Men's ar.d Children's Shoes
Coming! 300 pairs
...PONTIAC BRAND...
FOR LADIES VERY BEST
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Till further notice we offer:
2 cans Standard Tomatoes,
8 bars Golden Star Soap,
6 “ Wolverine Soap,
1 bottle Bluing,
3 pkgs. Mush.
Gunpowder Tea. 50c value.
Ladies’ Wrappers,
15c
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25c
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35c
50c to $1.50
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: W. E. MARKELL & CO.
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Pleasant Home, Oregon
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: Spring is Coming!
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And you will need Garden Seeds and Garden Tools, <
Paints, Oils, and many other things to use in your <
Spring improvements and work.
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that we are in a position to furnish you anything you ;
need in the above important lines. Also
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PATENT MEDICINES, STATION 1 RY, I :■
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PLEASANT HOME.
COLUMBIA VIEW
Mrs. Louise Nelson has been quite
ill with the grip.
Miss Ida Miller Id Christain Endeav­
or last Sunday evening.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Maggie Schantin on the occasion
of her birthday. The evening was spent
playing games and cards, after which a
dainty lunch was served.
School in District No 3, « hich was
closed during the recent bad weather,
has started again.
The mail service on route No. 1 was
discontinued for a week on account ot
the blockade on the O. K. A N.
The meeting of the Kayoshk liternrj
was postjsmed until Friday evening
March 1st.
Mr. Jewell Collins is visiting at bis
home here tbie week.
Alvah Ixmderback returned to bis
school in Portland niter a week's rest
at home on account of a fall resulting
in rheumatism.
Miss Ruth Niblin, of Lents, visited
with her sister, Miss Adda Calvin, ia-t
Bunday.
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To know that we keep the famous
DIAMOND W. BRAND
CANNED
GOODS
AND GROCERIES
State inspected and sruaranteed absolutely
pure—a complete stock of
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now on hand, also a splendid assortment of
Patent Medicines, Stationery, Confectionery. Etc
FLOUR
AND
FEED
01 •" klnd!'- Wheat- »«riey
Oats, Bran, Shorts, Kte.
THE NEW MTORE
EKSTROM BROS.,
Powell Valley, Ore.
WILL REMOVE ABOUT MARCH I
To 168 Fifth Street, opposite the Postoffice
Until that time their supply of school
books will be found at their old stand
229-231 Yamhill St. (het. First & Second),
Thr Slur« that
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BORNSTEDT’S
JUST A WORD ABOUT
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SEEDS
PORTLAND, ORE.
John Williams is able to lie out again.
Henry Wihlon of Aims was seen here
on Sat uh I ay.
P. J. Erickson left last Wednesday
for California where he will make bis
future home.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Steffanson gave a
bountiful dinner last Sunday for their
relatives and frienlm. Those present
were Rev. 11. S. Nystrom from llorkin-
son Washington, I. M. Steffanson ami
family, J. A. Steffanson and family,
Frank Steffanson ami family. P. N.
Alinquiat ami family and Mrs, Emile
Johnson ami «laughter, Emily.
Mr. ami Mrs. Carlstedt entertained a
nilrn 1 st <if friemls last Sumlay. A dainty
dinner was served ami the gu«-sts enjoye<l
a very pleasant day. Those present
were C. A. IJngren and family, P.
Frank Wittenlierg < ame from Seattle
to visit his people who will soon leave
for their h<«me in Dakota.
Mi** Ruby Cook, of Oregon Citv, has
been spending a few «lays with her
parent*.
James Camplwll who lia« lieen confin­
ed to his l>e<l for two months, with the
jaundice, is slowly improving.
Bernice Elliott it out of school with
the grip.
The young people to the number of
twenty fiv* «penta very pleasant evening
with Miss Minnie ami Jac k Ketel, who
have recently taken tip their home in
Oregon.
Mr. Mathews and Miss Nettie Pillster
were married in Portland February 11,
and returned to his commodious home
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IN rill SE PARTS
When you buy Graaa Seed* it is not, How C heap ?
but, How G ood ? and. How C lean ? We don’t claim to
sell cheap clover, but we do claim to sell the best seeds
we can get at a reasonable margin of profit. Garden and
' flower seeds of all kinds.
Paints
If You are going to Paint, we
can supply Your every need
We sold Seven
Rolls Netting
Last Week
Clackamas County
Feed of all kinds at lowest possible prices.
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s.dquist and family ami C. Nilson and
family.
Little Mvrtle l.iugreii had a valentine
|«rt) to which she invited eleven of
her *i-|iis>lmat« s. Dainty relresliments
was served and the ehihlren reported
ROCKWOOD
that they had “lot* of futi.**
A. H. Bell has sold his store here.
C. J. lassfolk. w ho w as so unfortunate
There will be a new man at the wheel ws to break a rib and hurt his shoulder
in the near future, have nut learned his in stump pulling, is improving.
name.
J Backlund and family took dinner
A nnmbei of people in this vicinity . with A. C. Sward last Sunday.
an« getting their plowing done, prepar­
P. Salquist bought a tine pi nno at the
ing to put ill early gardens.
auction sale.
Miss Beard of R«ckwood school has
Ladies missions Society of the Luther­
resigned tier |>oailion here, for a better
one in town. Rockwood school board an church met at the home of P. N.
will have to look for another to finish Almquiet last Monday w ith a g<xsl at­
tendance. Rev. II. I Nystrom made a
out the term.
speech on missions. Coffee and cake
Riwkwood Grange are making prepara­ was served.
tions to entertain the State Grange
The church members had a business
Muster Austin Buxton the first Wednes­ meeting at the same place for discussing
day in March.
of laud purchase.
Rockwood Grange made a motion at
their last meeting to get up a cook book
for sale. The money to la1 appropriated
for a new hall.
Aliy who have ever
taken dinner with the grange van testify
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as to their ability in the culinary line.
The grip around here is slowly dying
out.
SANDY.
Mrs. E. L. Thorp is improving.
Mist Alice McGugin and brother
Frank were the guests of Miss Emily
McF.lrov Sunday.
BORING
Rolwrt E. Linnev of Portland was
Mrs. Lena Vetsch has lieen visiting
looking over the country along Sandy
her parents at >.m«ly this week.
river Sunday.
A new woodshed is under wav at the
Miss Elsie Malar passed through here
Oregonia school.
Sunday on her way to Portland.
Mr J. 1. Joiisrud has taken the
Mr and Mrs Bridge of Pleasant Home
contract of building the creamery for
visited with their daughter, Mrs C. M.
Vetsch A Sons.
Bailey, Sunday.
G. IL McClung is clearing on his lots
W. V. Rogers went to Portland Satur­
for a house.
day.
Mrs. A. C. Clawson la visiting her
Mabel Bornstedt returned from a two
folks at Woodland, \\ ashington.
week's stay in Portland Tuesday even­
Gtli Richey and Mrs. Almaegger were
ing.
taking in the sights at Portland Wei-
Fred Wacspe, a we'l known ami r<-
nesday.
S|«ected citizen of this place, died on
Ceci! ¡jike has hired out to drive team
Wednesday of last week, lie leaves a
for II. G. Knox.
widow, one daughter and two sons to
W. S. Irvin and wife from Estacada, mourn his death, Is-sides a host of
were visiting J F. Wilni.irth Sunday.
friend* and other relatives.
Wm Palmer has returned home.
Mr McGinnis of Pleasant Home, was
Mrs. Katie McClung was trading in a Sandy visitor Saturday.
Portland this week.
Iks-ami Jennie Chawtling were ovi r
(,'. K Lake and wife are visiting rela­ from Aims Sunday.
tives here.
The Valentine dance given in Mein-
Mr. Horl-erg have moved in their new ing» hall Wednesday evening was p or-
house.
ly attemld, but all in attendance, ex-
pressed themselves as having an enjoy­
able time. C. M. B.uly won the prize
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for the ugliest valentine and Miss Manda
Miss Ida Radford »[«ent Sunday at Kuhn won the prize for the most artistic
valentine.
home.
Don't forget the dunce in Meinig’s
G. Ilarvison is the prond father of a
hall on the 23rd. Be sure and come.
little daughter, burn February 12th.
Mi».» Z. Giblsms taught sell-»«I for < *ne und all.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bridge visited with
Miss Alma Bow man w hile she was tak­
relatives here Sunday.
ing examination.
Ernest Fischer marie a flying trip to
Tom laxiderbai k attended tie singing
school at Pleasant Home last Saturday Fairview Sunday.
evening.
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Geo. Hoffman transact­
Mr. Zimbieck Ins been plowing lately ed business in Sandy Monday.
C. Z. Id'.eman of the headwork», «hook
Lewis Hanglum sold some h<>gs at
hands with his friends here Monday.
Troutdale last week.
Wm Hardin of Aim* came over to get
Miss Anna Radford got the prize for
taking the most new scholars to Sunday a loud of supplies Monday.
school.
Henry Kusecker and J. G. Deshaser
C. McCubbin of Lostine, Oregon, who are hauling potatoes to Boring.
has I as-n attending the Porland Business
A. Buck and V. Kiel were among the
College this winter has completed his drummers who called on our business
course and is now visiting his uncle Paul , men this week.
Dunn and family. He ex[«ects to return
J. B. Tawney is building a large ma-
home s >on.
, chine wareroom to accomodate his
Mr. Donahue is hauling ties to Trout­ growing machinery business.
dale for a short time or until ’.here is
Mrs. W. R. Allen visited her folks at
more storage room at Boring.
Cherryville Sumlay.
1!. L. (’lialkiT, who in working at the
Strain»* mill. Sundays! with his family
POWELL VA1IEÏ
at Cherryville.
Mr» P. J. Erickson leaves soon for
California to look up a location fora
DAMASCUS
home.
Mr. Frick Anderson and sons of Aber­ [The following Item, were lift over 1mm last
deen, Washington, have come to Powell week.]
Valley to prepare a place for bi. family
The Farmers’ Institute was a success.
who will join him later.
The dav was ideal ami the grange I.all
Joseph Wilcox attended a j«arty at was well filled. The Damascus farmers
Melrose Thursday evening.
realize the mind needs fixsl as well as
Most of those who had the grip in the body. So they left the plow and
came, even if it was the first gocsl seed­
Powell Valley are convalescing.
Mrs. A. B. Elliott and daughter visit­ ing <lav for months.
Dr. Withycomb, of Corvallis, gave a
ed Mrs. Cha*. Simmons Friday.
fine discourse on diversifhsl farming,
Mrs. P. Salquist, who had his leg advising the farmers to raise less grain,
broken some time ago, is able to l>e out ami keep more *t<x k. Schulmerick, of
again.
Hillsboro, gave a g<a»l talk on the cow,
Mr. P. W. Haley was a pleasant vis­ si owing that it briught up the fertility
itor here Thursday.
of the farm as well as tilling the purse.
Mis* Flora Hillyard visited Miss Ruby Reed, of Milwaukie, ami l<ewis, of
Oregon City, sanl much to encourage us
Elliott Sunday.
Joreph Wilcoxon made a flying trip to to grow better fruit. Mr. Jmhl spoke of
the «Iraft horse in a learned manner.
the metropolis Saturday.
The price has ad­
vanced. but <»ur
price remain« the
same, while pres­
ent «lock lasts.
If you want a . . .
Washing Machine
this spring, investigate
the “1900,” the real success, that DOES diminish the
labor of washing. We are agents.
Æ'Æ k BORNSTÍ ZI) P’S
Sandy, Ore.
The Sandy Hotel
FIRST - CLASS ACCOMODATIONS
C«>miiier«’iul Tr»«le Solicited
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Casper Junker,
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SANDY STAGE and LIVERY
NEWTON ORR,
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Sandy for Boring at 6:30 a. m. and 2:00 p. m.
Boring for Sandy at 8:35 “ and 4:45 «4
Schedule subject t<i change without notice.
AT SANDY makes con-
nections with Salmon Mail
Stage. Also makes con-
nection for Aschoff’s and
meets first car at Boring.
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near Riefer Tuesday. May happiness
R. Gosstmin has return<»l to hi» placa«,
attenil them is the wish of their many lately is-cilpiisl by the Neweonic family.
friends.
Mrs. Malu’l Warnecke ami infant
Miss Guttridge principal of Damascus ■ laughters are visiting the ('ar|s-nter
school has resigned.
family this week.
J. F. Flannigan of Handy is n guest of
the
family at Buckley Grove.
LUSTtDS
Alfre«l Niblen micie us a call on Moti-
Mrs. E. C. < iilman, ami little «laughter <hiv on business.
Tiny, s|a>nt several «lays with her par­
.1. C. Buckley n-tiirne«! Sunday even­
ents, Mr. ami Mrs. J. Manary.
ing
from n trip south of S h I i - iii , l«»«king
Mr. ami Mrs. N. U. Donahue spent
Sumlay with Mr. and Mrs. William up horse Inlying.
Nearly every im-nils-r of the Vail fam­
Creswell
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of South Mt. Tals«rha\<- Is-i-nill with
Mr. ami Mr». E«l Hamilton visit«-«l in
the grip.
Vancouver last week.
Thera« was a party nt Mrs. E<1 Sesters
last Satiinlny evening. Tin« time wta
s|s nt playing games until n lute hour,
when luna-li was served ami every one
depart)-«! well pla«ased.
Mr. ami Mrs. Clnnahan, of Gresham,
wns in this vicinity buying |s«tatoa«s last
week.
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SECTION LINE.
John McMillion, the gns-er, is btiil«l-
ing a hnmlsoim« family n«sida«nan> ls«si«le
Ills store.
Grouml is ls-ing broken for a house
next to the Tobusco brink yard, adjoin­
ing t ha* Howe tract. Many new holms
are in pr«*|>a«ct on our |s>pular annuity
roa«l. By th«- way, it lead* to Gresham.
Tin« Amh-rson ta«n-aa«ru tract was re­
cently sol«l t«i John Realeen of Portland,
for |2MW.
A-W0MEN
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moat desires—a perfect eomplexton.
Jt hrtna» Ihnt soft, smooth, fresh,
clear tint to tha cheek that «Innotee
youthfulness. It will bring beauty
to those who lack it; It will retain
It for those who already possess It;
It will enable you to successfully
combat the ravaaes of weather and
time. Don’t doubt—don’t argue. Just
try Robertlne.
Tour dru**l*t will
give you a free sample. All drug-
Kinta keep Robertlne.