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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1907)
BEAVER STATE HERALD, MARCH 8, 8 More School Rooms b Needed. I Garden Seeds Of every description, bulk or packet < ► 4 Garden Pools OF ALL KINDS < » :: Groceries. Flour, Feed .Tinware, Hardware ANYTHING < > < • EVERYTHING THE CENTRAL STORE J. E. McCaslin, Prop Montavilla, Oregon That Montavilla 1« growing cannot lie denied when it comes to counting the children, mid trying to crowd them in to the present wln»>l building. There is no doubt but u new school building will lie provided to meet the requitementa very soon. The Montavilla Improvement League st its tegular meeting Monday night took action looking to the relief of the situation by appointing a committee consisting ot Messrs. Win lleveny, Rev. H. Oberg and W. J. Burden who will confer with the school lioard. It is the general opinion that a build ing of four rooms at least ought to tie erected as soon as possible, north of Villa avenue on a lilock of land, and so eonstiucted that additions may lie added w hen needed. With the present rate of increase in population and still greater increase < • which may come later it is none loo < > soon to make room (or all comers. < > < » A SHOES EAIRVIEW SHOES % SHOES 1907 Mrs. J. Ihorburn Ross Presents Ideas J. E. Redmond & Co. acres in cultivation, 10 acres in meadow, timothy and cloVer. Easy terms. WANT COLUMN FAIRVIEW, Or., March 5. 1907.— Howard lhivis arrived here last Friday I evening from Portland bringing with i Wanted, For Sale, Lost, him a bride, found in the Rom* City. INCLUDING HOSIERY Found, Etc. Mrs. Davis was formerly Miss A«ia latest styles, great variety, lowest prices All l«s*al advertisements will here Linville. They were married on Feb. 2S, in the reception room of the White after Is* run under thia head at the rate of One Cent a Word each Issue. No Temple by the pastor. Dr. J. WhitcoiAb ad. puplisbed for lee« than 10 cents. Br* mg her. The noise of shotguns ami Cash in advance except to regular ad MONTAVILLA, OREGON old tin cans cam»* from the dilection of vertisers. If you have anything Io sell, End of Car Line, Hibbard St. the Davis residence on Saturday even orwi-h to butt anything, or have lost anything, TRY A “WANT Alt." in ing. this column. The results w ill surprise The following new officer« have been you. Best of Fresh and Cured, elected in the Artisan lodge. Instilla For pure flavoring extracts and home tion will take place at tne next meeting : remedies tri the Watkins. ('. II. Issue master, O. H. Jenkins; |mstmaster, G. agent. Gresham. H. Couplan«!; auperinten«ient, Mrs. C. Save money by getting your grain G. Coupland; instructor, F. H. Crane; chopped at the (ireabftui Kdlvr Mill», always on hand. \\ e pay senior conductor, Mrs. F. II. Crane; G redi am Oregon. conductor, W. W. Ashcraft; highest cash price fcr Beef junior master of ceremonies, T. M. Stensland; Pork and Veal on foot. treasurer, Mrs. A. T. Axtell; secretary, Mrs. J. M. Ashcraft; inspector, John Peterson; warder, A. T. Axte’l; E. A. Whitney, who has Been master for sev East of Car Line. Base Line Road. Montavilla, Ore eral years and never missed a meeting, was re-elected but declined. The ladies of the Methodist cliurcji llillN S— For tnide, range liorm-s, have set Fridav evening for their con fot gu>sl 1200 |K>und mares or oier. Eu- cert. ♦ «pure of Ed Smith, Giv-hiiin, Ore. On Saturday evening March lfl, the ORGAN Fur Sale, flrst-elass Story & grange will give a social to which the Clarke Organ, nearly g*xxl as new. can neighbor granges are invited. To buy TREES FOR SPRING PLANTING be seen at home ol Mrs. Win. Byers, N. W. Rice and family has gone to Gresham, Ore. Salem to reside. Mrs. Rice is re|«*rted Hollv. with berries on, Rhrxi«xlendrons, and other varities of TRADE—At McCaslin's when you to be quite ill, her recovery is doubtful. want tile iimst reliable Groceries. Hard evergreens. Also Rose«, everblooming, etc. For sale at lowest posmble prices. Write for price list. Mrs. B. Tonseth of Portland visited ware, etc., for the least money. Montn- Io her parents Wm. Teggart and wife here villa. on Sunday. Bl Y your meats at Giles Brothers.' !> Russellville Nursery Co. Mrs. C. G. Coupland came near losing Tendere«t steaks, finest boils ami roasts. Montavilla. 10 « I H. A. LEWIS. Proprietor. Montavilla Station, P ortland , O rkuon , an eye a few days ago. cause«i from to strong a dose of earlxdic acid, with SMALL FRUITS which she was treating it. , Logan ami Phenomina) Berries, Mrs. E. J. Snow will reside in Port-' Mammoth ami Himalayan Blai kta-rriex, Currants. G«s ire berries, Asparagus, etc. land in future. Mrs. Snow has lieen in SUNRISE NURSERY Fairview for a number of years and will H‘ Freeburough, Prop'r, opp. Convent, Montavilla, Ore. be niissol. Friends of Miss Susie Hall are very NEW—Tbr>-e-spring wagon for sale ON HIBBARD ST., NEAR END OF CAR LINE, sorry to learn that she must undergo an by R. W. Wilcox, Fairview Butcher. Cleone, Oregon. operation for appemiicitis. IS NOW OPEN for patronage. Local and transient EVERYTHING strictly flrst-claaa ami Mrs. Frank Axtell has returne«l from ujet<«<iate at the Central Store, McCas custom solicited. a visit at Cascade Locke. lin’s, Montavilla. See ad. this issue. 10 Mrs. Axtell an«i Mrs. Adelane Axtell WANTED.—Someone to rea«l Mrs. Meal« and Room« by Dey, Week or Month visited in Gresham on Monday. Chas. Johnson's new adv. this week. 8. A. John ami wife are visiting in , Hibbard St., End of Car Line CANDIES, fruits ami quick lunches Portland. at McMillan's confectionery parlors, montavilla 10 Mrs. A. B. Moller will move into W. Montavilla. Ellison’s cottage where she will reside j HOW ITT—< lifers the following prices : Veal IV; Ilogs lOgC; Steers ; Cows while her new house is being bnilt. 3t-4f. Call at once if you have any stock Mrs. Dr. Littlefield has lieen quite ill, S. P. ami W. H. Osburn of Montavilla to sell. Howitt's Market, Gresham, were Fairview visitors the first of the Oregon. but is better. Mrs. Burns an«l Miss Eolan visited week. GEO. F. BA BRINGEN, H. W. Miitbison, J. T. Stilleon and with Mrs. T. H. Pitts one «lay last week. Notary Public, Buys ami sella Real Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy, of Portland, Loans Money, etc. 131 Bane Mrs. Blumenthal an«l Mr». Jaeger Roy Anderson were summoned as wit Estate, were in Everglade last week looking Line Roa«l, Montavilla, Ore. nesses in the Vaughn-Stone case which after their property. They intend to spent Friday afternoon at Mr». F. was tried on Tuesday. STRAWBERRY PLANTS! Magnons build as soon as thev know where the Howitt*«. G. O. Dolph has gone East fur a short and Wilsons for sale. Plants from new W. W. Howitt is busy digging and Mt. Howl line will run. beds, roots free from worms, st $2 f«er visit. thousand. Orders deiivere«i tree in Mrs. M. Hager was a visitor in Ever marketing his carrots. C. Clark has returned from San Fran Multnomah county. A. L. MAYBEE, Mrs. E. C. H'/witt, of East Portland, glade last week. cisco, where he has been employe'! for a Gresham, Ore. 12 The Pitta boys spent Sunday afternoon an«l her aunt, Mrs Logan of Pendleton, short time. FOR SALE.—Potato sack». A. Brun in Portland, visiting their cousin, spent Thurs«lay aftern«K>n with Mr«. F. J. II Townsen«! has purchase«] a fine ner, Greabam, route 1. 12 F. Phillip«. Melvin Ross. new piano for his new home. There was a large number from Monta- LESSONS IN OIL, WATER COLOR, Arthur Blumenthal has gone to Goble 7»rs. Kealer of Portland, a former Crayon ami Pastel. Mrs. ('. A. Nut ley, villa at Hie Evening Star Grange Satur to work at teaming. ■ day. Everyone enjoye«] it very much, resident of Fairview, visite«! f ri en<ls Gresham, Ore. Grandma Star has been very sick but here recently. FRESH COW FOR SALE.—O. An especially the lecture hour. is improving now._____________________ Mrs. A. L. Stone entertain'd the drews, Anderson station. Just arrived, a complete line of •' The regular bi-weekly nus-ting <d the O I* Fotta Ell. IklScIl •J. E. Redimimi kwal branch of the Home Training Asso ciation was held March 1st at the schist! building. There wax an unusually g«xxl attendance and a very g«««I program. The pa|ier by Mrs. J. Tltorborn Ros* REAL ESTATE, LOANS, ETC on "Home Occupationa and Amuse-, tneiita’’ was enjoyed by everyone pres City Property lor Kent and Sale I arms and Small I rat Is a Specialty ent. Mrs. Ross has some very practical ideas U|xin the subject and these voiiphxi w ith her high Ideals of motherhisMi and of homelife made her talk a real in spiration. Every mother who realises that FOR SAIL “llouie” means mon* than a place to ent and sleep, should attend these meet 2 acres on Base Line road east of Montavilla. H ings. room house, good barn, gotal tenant house, 3 acres re The next subject in, “Art ami Music, their value as a means qf education'” cently planted to strawberries, 1 1-2 acres of old straw This will !»• presentisl by Mr. F W. berries, all kinds of fruit. Can be sold on easy terms. Gixxlrich a prominent musician of Port Only one of a number of bargains. land. Date, Friday. March IA; place, room H at the schixd building; hour, three o'clock. 40 acres on Base Line road, 4 1-2 miles out. 30 143 BASI- I.INI-. MONTAVILLA. ORI:. Stinuner Footwear MRS. TOLLS, the Shoe Lady Meats Warren’s Pharmacy Patent Dealer In Drugs. Chemicals, Toilet Articles, Stationery, Etc, PRESCRIPTIONS :: CAREFULLY Medicines, DISPENSED Phone I'jut V75, 2 Doors last of I’osloftke, We nre l-etter prepared than ever to do ant and all kind* <>f ... . Rase line Koad. Montavilla. TINNING or TIN-ROOFING G. BUTCHER, : Now is the Time . . — ATTI . E. TT-. Herman, . I Russellville Doings THIS IS THE SEASON When the Appetite Craves Tempting Delicacies t We can please the most particular housewife and make both cooking and eating a real pleasure. : : : Our Specialty GOOD THINGS TO EAT ----- WE ALSO HAVE------ Kitchenware, Hardware, Flour, Feed, etc 9 MARSHALL BROS.. 9 Russellville, . . Oregon Albert Ehlers, 223 Hibbard St., Our Iron Supply an«l Demand. In spite of the fact that tin* produc tion of pig Iron In tlita country In HMKi was nearly 4<* |«vr <N*nt greater than III HMM. there waa a substantial Incrmse In value per ton. evidence Hint the de i mnml kept pace with the volume of output ut the furnaces. Not only Hint. United States Consul Fleming reports from Edinburgh that during HMM] there was felt In Scotlnnd n sudden demaml for Scotch iron In the United State« The home production of pig Iron waa recently ntattxl officially ns follow«: Twenty states In the Union produced pl« Iron In 19U6 Ths total production of plx Iron tn 19Uu was 22.9S2.3xu Ions tons. This Is an Incrr ixe In quantity ot « 4X St, lomr tons, cr over S3 per cent, over th» pr'xluctlon of IMS It Is an Increase In value from t.33.n3.noo to *aU.«t.0M. amountln* to 1149.4X1.<rt). or M.12 per «ent The averase price per Ions ton of pls Iron Increased from lit 13 In Hot to 1160 In 1906 MONTAVILLA II. 11. DICKINSON Attorney - at - Law, Notary Public . . . O F F I C E. tot COM Mr MCI AL HI M Portland Cor. Second and U nwhiiigton Sta., I’hana Pac Irte m.<i K ES! DE N(’ E, ¿o Villa Avenue, • • Montavilla l*li*»a« Taber At Ilome Evening». GEO. Blacksmith Owing to the enormous proilnctlon In CARRIAGE and WAGON REPAIRING : this country for several yen« bark the ¡> Horseshoeing a Specialty ; United Staten ceased to figure as a ' > RORiM SIM USE LIRE ROAS. buyer In the Scotch Iron market. But a change has come over the situation, ! > Eitl il Hibbard SI. MONTAVILLA, ORE. : and ruali orders have been placed with Glasgow firm» since midsummer. I'. mhi . from the chief consuming centers of the Unit««! States, notably New York. Baltimore. I’hllailclphln and Borton. A heavy shipment was made to New Or n«e Pioneer Woodsawyer leans. the first for that port In over a of Montavilla quarter of a century. An<l Noittand has no reserve st<x-k ns compare«! with former years. Her reserve of 277.000 tons Jan. 1, llMMl, had dwindled to 92,- 00<i tons nt the opening of IIMM1, n «pinn tlty less thnn that represented by shift nicnts ord«*re«l by the United Stntes In Residence, 22 Broad Streel, the course of n fetv weeks. Indlc.itlonx PHONE EAST 4112. are that with the Americans making lienvy blds In the mnrketa of Scotland n condition of things mny be created Indies Ai«l society of Smith Memorial WANTED.—Everylxxiy to buy candy which will prove emliarraasing for from the Ix-st HXsortmeiit in town, nt home consumers. church on Thursday afterhoon. ; the Gresham Bakery. The annual church business meeting High Priced Legislators. WANTED—T«i purchase a g«xxl farm was held in the Presbyterian church on If n New York alderman ta worth GEN E R A I, Tuewlay afternoon, and was Followed bv i horse, weight 12ta)to l.'MM), bay or black $2.000 to hta count Itueutn, then a con preferred, must haw trial Indore pur a'business meeting of the Y. P. S. C, E. chase. Gill Brothers. 1 mile north of gresimnn ta worth more than $.">.000 to N. M. McDaniels of Portland, was Russellville. Cleone P. O. hta country, lint If thirty dive state here on business the first of the week. NURSE—Mrs. Linden Jone«, trained governors lire worth $.5.000 or I««»» to AND WAGON REPAIRERS nurse and midwife. Olmtetric cases a their commonwealths then our con- srs-cialtv. ('all« atten«le<| to «lay or night, grennmen nre overpaid rather than tin Horseshoeing » Specialty Mention The Herald to your mendiant. phone 'fal>««r 457, or « all nt Hotel Monta- derpnld for duties that ke«*p them Io BASK LINK, NEAR ENIi CAR LINK vilta, end of car line, Hiblmnl street, See if hin ad in in thia issue. Washington only n little more than M'intavilta, Ore. • MONTAVILLA, ORE. one-third of the till«*. FOR SALE—Cream neparat«ir, Ameri This country has still the distinction Tlrit EtiLlIxliinwn who Im« Itiicntol can No. 2. Gooii ax new. Cheap if a procesa of making rubber out of , taken at once. Frank Gasper, Bull of the highest priced legislator« In th«« NOTICE world. French and Austrian «Inputle- 10 wheat probably t«xik a hint from hla Run, ' He nre the best pal«l In Europe, yet they Montavilla, Ore., March 4, 1907.— boy b«xxl experience of making chewing PLAIN SEWING.—The Ladies Aid gum out of this wonderful < «-real. ■ Society of the Montavilla M. E. church receive only $5 a day while parliament Notice ia hereby given that the firm Strange to say, he believes that In are prepxriil to do quilting or plain 1s sitting. Tlie average pay In other heretofore known ns Dougherty ami spite of the high value of wheat In the | sewing. Your ¡latromige is solicited. countries 1« not one fourth what It ta Copenhefer have this 4th day of March. Price« reasonable. la-ave orders with 11107, dissolved partnership. bread market the new product can un Mrs. Geo. Lewis, Base Line road, or at In our own. dersell natural rubber. It ta not likely 1 parsonage, 111* Hiblmnl St. 13 That official statement that the cont that fear of competition from this quar Don’t neglect to take a ten minutes* deposits of thia country ^lll hold out ter led King Leopold to unload hla rub Butter will remove almost any kind of for 0,000 yen re “at the present rnte of rent «luring the day,with the feet rained. ber plantations on the American syn stain if ruhlied well into it and then consumption'* hasn’t much connotation It given the whole laxly a sense of dicate, although royalty has done some washed out immediately with hot water for people who buy It by the pailful at re|H>ae amlfworks wonder« in am«Kithing pretty high financing before now. and pure soap. out the line« on the face. 10 cents per. Patronize H. L. Searls, •••••••••••••••••••••••• Dougherty & Copenhefer Blacksmiths