Beaver State herald., July 26, 1907, Image 4

considerat, and attrcltonat, compuwM*; haupt ratimate* hi» peach crop al MWU
that while ne mourn their deep sorrow, backets.
we would wipe anav their tear, by
Mita Selma Rtulhim of Portland i« via-
Livery Rigs by day or trip
Transportation of Baggage or Families
pointing to the conrolation that the it mg relatives and friends al Inion
loved
one
ha,
tw*n
called
to
a
Imme
in
Ridge.
■la ral th, la Hope. In Charity, and with ItdcHty''
Phone Orders Promptly Attended to
L-
heaven by the nisjAnty ol a <iod«lioro
Mr t'onimem ia building a laige addi»
presence is all love, a never ending, lion to his house.
Condurtvd by F.« L. Thorpe»
,-liangvleM lot*.
r*
i
The three lleecucb girls and Victorine
She has lieen called to that home on
K
Pushing the County Fair—Lecture Work for August Other high where all troubles ce*M, and loved and Mary Wileun wvrv ramping al Glad­
mes Ill-art to heart will ni<*t the Master stone during the ClMUitauqua.
Newsy Notes.
I Rev. J. I.. Hedblooiu of Stromsburg,
lace to face.
Xclwaska, |urvaclied s' the Metlbxlim
May
the
love
of
the
Master
ami
the
1
Iagos,
near
churches
and
rolioolhouser
A county fair ia a!nio«t an amntred
cha|«el
Monday evening
ivriainty
of
His
promise«
he
a
bulwark
fact now, amt it ia not improbable that or ret as isolated structures in the
•f strength to her famijy in this their
Mrs Walters and daughter. Lillian,
the efforta put forth by Grvaham grange I country?
are visiting al Hillcrest
Why every grange member should , hour of sorrow.
Will l>e the beginning of a permanent
Rcsolvvil, That a copy of tli<*e reso­
The Chautauqua was well attended
igatitutmn which will grow and proa I understand the grange lire and life in-
lutions lie presented to the family, a by the 1M mamma people.
per to »uch an extent that it will be the suram*.
copy sent to the Grange Bulletin, a
moat prominent event in eaatern Mult­
Mr and Mrs. Fucle and daughter,
copy sent to the Beaver State Herald
The Kiard of regents of the Oregon
_
nomah for many year» to come. Tin
Faina, of Portland art» uniting their son,
proposition ia broad enough to cover agricultural rollege recently reweinded ami a copy be »|we«d upon the minute, iMbert For lie.
MEETS 9:30car from PORTLAND, arriving at BORING 10:35 a. m.,
Ute whole community, regardless of the its action of last month depiwing Dr. of our grange. Further, that the char-
Mm. John Johuaun ha»» lieen quite ill
grange», aud surrounding territory will Janie» Withveonilie from the portion id ter »if this grange lie .irapevl in mourn- lately.
making connection at SANDY with stage for ^ALMON and
not only Ire welcomed in the effort» to director of the agricultural experitUMrt ' ing for a period of thirty days,
WELCH
’S.
make it a auccerw, but «ill Ire benefit»! station. He lias Iwvu reinstated ill that :
position
ami
w
ill
continue
to
lie
know
n
SECIION
LINE
to an extent corresponding to their ef
LEAVES SANDY at 12:30 noon, connecting with car leaving BORING
forte and aamatance. * t first the affair as director instead of vice director, as i
R. T. <>onuian is about to move his
for PORTLAND at 2:05 p. m.
contemplated
by
the
action
recently
‘
will more than likely be somewhat
home again to a trml north, which lie
of a grange festival and exhibit. Each taken.
ahwi owns.
At the time the order was made de-,
grange in Multnomah and Clackama,
J. Moll of Portland was a guest at the
counties will be allotted »[**<* for dis­ [»«ing Dr. Withyeomb, it was tiie opin­
Buckley home Sunday
ion
of
the
l»«nl
of
regents
that
the
plays, and each one will have practi­
Arnspiger lodge entertained a host of
cally a fair of its own it it is desirous of president of the school should I*1 also,
guests this week, among them being
head
ot
the
experiment
statimi.and
they
of availing itself of the opportunity, j
LUSILDS
Mrs. B. Smith and throe children of Se­
*. Kerr
Besides such exhibits the products ol accordingly conferred upon \\ J.
B J. tioff of Portland made hi, usual attle, ti. Roller and mother of Portland,
this county and Clackama». exhibited ' the title ot president oi the college ami
Miss Ruth and Maatei Fred Holier, C.
each year at the state fair, can lie sc- director of the experiment station trip up this way Suttdav.
McVicker ami the Mi»*-, Nemeyer ol
cure»! and if every farmer, whether a S'm* then it ha.» l>een fourni that an old
Last week an error crept into the
mountain, la»t Sunday and we have al)
granger or 1,4, will exert himself a I rule of the l»«rd exists making the item concerning the visitor, at J. Mau- San Francisco.
A new movement ha* Is-en lirgun by t»*n eatiug Ivar meat ainre Go again,
BtUe the fair can be made a sun-ess not president the executive head of all de- ary'a. Il should have read that Mr.
Ed.
only this year, but for every year to partments. So the president already Smith is a neighbor to their ron Wal- the Mt. Hood railway prople. Several
opiomi ikisi
eoote. Get together and t>ush. and ■ liât! supervisory power t»ver lhe station. ace and sister iustead of “son Wallace (aruiera have lieen interviewed in re-
SHHN(»DAlt
Bescinding
the
order
made
last
month
gard
to
land
iuncessiona
this
week.
Eyesight
Specialist
save your best product, and help in
ami wife" as reported. The young man
Mr». John Bate, viaiUil Mr, Jorl
•veer way you can and success will restores the title oi director to Or. With- is single.
iaonel Buckley was on the sick list
■at, Offict III «* St.
«was« » hm
ycom be.
Balni Sunday.
follow.
Mr aud Mrs. Ormsby, who have Iweti for a few days.
ItMti tac, «H Oi ttswf Crrtkia OtttM
The young men of this vicinity et|«cl
.Mrs. M. E. Bm-kb-i was entertained
On June 29, 1907, grim death invaded MMting her mother. Mrs, Ralph Nieu-
State Lecturer, Mrs. Waldo, has ar­
U at, h thl» «pa« «' to« dale at »io-«bam
Iwiuer, returned to Carlton. Wash., last at the home of ,iur new teacher to Je. to leave for the harvral fields in ewalvru
oth»
Will l«r lit ««rcvhaiu uiuh • a» h
1
the
ranks
of
Fairview
grange
ami
ranged ibe following for gm lamv <>i
th egun »•»•«.
iMutiili
Yttur ryv« t-xaiitin* »I. gla*««-*
Monday.
They
have
liought
property
MiaaC.
B
Gilman
on,
Wednesday
of
fitted Xallhfacllou guarani«'« «I
subordinate lecturers during the month I claimed for his own Sister Florence
there sud «ill engage in the hotel busi­ thia week.
Gilbert Ball*» waa taking iu the sights
'
Robl-ins.
She
was
i
ne
of
the
charter
of August
•••••••••••••••••••••••••e hy sulwrihiug through B xvvkm S tati
Member, of the M-tu.d laiard No 2H of Portland Tuesday.
; inetnlaTs, the daughter of Mrs. Alma ness.
Eaaav, Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Il a a ai u.
Fred
Wostell
and
wife,
who
have
purchased
eune
new
-eat,
and
ineiden-
Mr».
W
illiam
Harding
and
Mr,
Fred
Recitation and readings from Or. Hall. Her grange has adoptui the fol-
Ilvre la thè lisi Inasmucli, however,
tieen camping at Bullrun falls lor the tala for the »chtiolhou-e, which will Iw Chamberlain were caller, al the home
I
lowing
testimonial
in
her
memory:
Holmes' works'
a» we bave lo M-ml raah in advaiice tur
ol
Mr,.
A.
M.
Tuffonl
Satunlay.
put
in
good
onler
for
the
fall
term
past
two
weeks,
returned
the
first
of
the
[ “Whereas, In view of the l<«w we
all oufalde auliserililiima.
Paper, Vacation days.
week to the home of his sister. Mrs.
yuu tu kindly semi
The people of Springdale alio allend
Roll call; the best outing I ever had. have sustained and the still greater loss
wilh arder.
Airy Lusted. They report a good time
ed the basket «octal, report a very good
C4J«bl II
Address, Trout fishing in mountain sustained by those who were near and
and tine fishing. They ex|>ect lo leave
time.
dear to her; therefore, he it
lakes and streams.
About twelve of the young |ie« i»p*e of
Resolved, That Fairview grange. No. for the coast soon ami will lie aecont-
Miss Honor Tufford amt her ,i«ler.
Discussion. Oregon summer remits at
panied hv Mrs. Lusted ami daughter. tins place enjoyetl a launch ride Smid.-iy
W t t Kl V |>H»O|>N|.IN
3+4,
lias
l<>fct
a
good
sister
and
the
fam
­
the coast, mineral springs and in the
a week ago to LaCaaias, where they at­ Mr«. K. M Rickert, «pent Friday ami
I11IIV ii UK m OUV
Miss
Olive.
ily a good wife and daughter. We com­
Il I V »n.l sl'MiAV tlKXlul.NlaS
Saturday
in
the
mountain«
picking
(
mountains.
tended church. The launch struck a
l> Utt rtl KOK IM
mend
them
to
God,
who
orders
all
Mr.
and
Mrs
Ed.
Hamilton
visited
SKMt WKkKt.V Jot HSU.
Opinions by several: What is neces­
-and liar on account of the yonng man bbcklierrie«.
H til V JOI HSAI.
sary to take when you camp out. Camp things for the best. Her life work on Mr. ami Mrs. Peterson Sunday evening. who was steering it living occupied
Mr» Almira Corning han returmsl to
lUll l au.I »I MUI Jol KItl.
earth
is
finished,
and
she
has
gone
to
PAI
It'll' Militili.V
CARLSON
&
EMERY
John
Sleret
ls>ught
two
tine
tirita
cooking, camp beds, camp reading mat­
with something else about that lime, the home of her daughter, .Mr«. 1.
ni It'll lloMXXlKVI*
her
eternal
reward.
A
beautiful
life
from Ed. Smith of Gresham and Ed. but fortunately no one was hurt.
ter, etc.
fut I.rm jut itiAi im .........
Bate«.
ÜnJtTldkcfs and Imbdimm
Tills lllMH. ANU llilMtttM till)
Address, The grange work to Iw done ' ends not in death, and her acts in life Hamilton bought two mare, ami two
N. P. Gleason and lire. I>resrell were
thia price I« lot Uelivrfy b» tuail Mill if. I*ap*r*
will
live
on
to
I*
a
comfort
aud
blessing
('«»tupirle
alarli
vi
«-«»Alt«
alni
flirti
In
h
I
Ufa
colts
last
Monday.
Ula) I m - «riti Iti *r)i«rat' a«l>trr«wa Mu I hm - rip
in August.
Hear*« (uriil,h«H| |(<|r«lrv<l
. Ir
in the city Tueftlay,
WELCH'S
lion* ma) l*r»lu al any time
to
her
family.
t
all*
pritfiiptlk
attrii.t.
,|
orCMldlll
,'
m
.
Further topics for discussion:
The Imut that is being built for W al­
ai mimi a emu am i mv ammutii
Mr». Chauncy White of Everett,
Berolved, That this grange tender the
Wm. Welch ha» ju«l returii»! from a
Canning berries.
ter l.usted and laroy Radford is rapidly
Wash., who has spent the past three trip through the Valley and the Sou ml
bereaved
family
our
heartfelt
sympa
­
Mixing fruit juices in making jelly.
nearing completion ami we all ex|iect a
weeks here visiting her sistet, Mrs. country, and while he was away it was
Bhrub, fruit vinegars ami other cool- thy; that the charter be draped for ride before the summer is over.
Gleason, and other r> latives, returned whispered tluU lie was on a wedding
thirty
days,
and
that
a
[Wge
Is-
set
apart
ir.g homemade drinks.
George Burton of Columbia slough home Saturday.
in our minutes as a token ol love and
tour. Ilia many friends gathered a mis­
The use of mineral waters.
visited Cecil C on and several other old
:
esteem
for
our
departed
sister.
The Mi»s«*s Eva Reul and Constant* cellaneous collection consisting of old
The effect of the daily bath.
>1
Resolved, That a copy of these reso- schoolmates this week.
ahoes, rice, etc., with which tn welcome
Emily went
Bonneville Saturday.
How children should spend
Miss Olive Lusteii and her aunt, M t ».
■
lution
be
given
to
the
bereaved
family;
the
aupfMMied
bride.
The
were
disap
­
vacation
Victor Nulley and Lewis Reed were
Fred Wostell, visited the metropolis
point c*« I, however, as he returned alone.
Vse of rose leaves and (ragrant leaves also one be sent to the Grange Bulletin
Portland visitors Friday.
Wednesday.
and The Beaver S.ate Herald for publi-
of plants.
V
Cani|iing
grounds
seem
to
Is*
in
great
(Continued on page 5:)
Mrs. Ralph Siebauer and daughters,
How to arrange a grange picnic ot I cation.
demand at present.
Several jieople
Meas
‘•The broken link has >prun< a«under,
Miss
Kittie
Ijing
and
Zena
N
’
iepauer
rally.
/
were out from town Sunday looking
Broken no» the family chain.
were Portland visitors Saturday.
Lidits'
I he But. tor Away from Home When
Cost of harvesting and marketing our
Weep not, dear ours; in heaven
for a suitable place to camp.
Moat Needed
You uiay all meet again.”
crops.
Mrs. Airv Lusted and daughter Olive
Ckilíreís
visited in Gresham Friday.
Alfalfa in the Willamette valley.
Pro|4e are often very much disap­
I
Bor's
HIREESIX
A committee from Grexbatn ¡¿range,
Experiments with land plaster.
pointed lo find that their family |»hy»i-
Melvin Long of Gresham visited bi,
No.
270,
drafted
the
following
reeolu*
How to make ehorteakes with stiaw-
parents Sunday.
Ben Beach returned home Friday t-ian i» away from borne when they
berries, rasplierries, blackberries and 1 tiuns on the death of Slater Alvina
m«M>t need hla aervieee. I haram*« lifer
Also Corset Covers, White Skirts,
Mias Inez Lusted visited friends Itere evening.
Hevel, who died Saturday, July 13:
fresh peaches and pears.
cramp colic ami cholera morbna require
Sunday.
Gowns, Etc.
Mr.
an<l
Mrs.
Will
Brach
and
mm,
The simplest salad di easing for let-
prompt trvaMuant an«l have in many
Whereas, l*eath has again entered
luiwrvni*,
of
Portland
are
visiting
rela
­
Ralph Neiliauer made a trip to Gresh­
tuce.
instances proven fatal before mrdirina
| our grange and taken from our midat
tives here.
Vsea of dry bread.
could I m * procured or a physician ■uin-
lour beloved »ister, Mrs». Alvina Hevel, am Monday.
Mrs. I.. F. Pride,nore made Mrs. Geo. moned. The right way ia to keep at
Cold milk and hot milk as a diet.
I hy a dis*eaxe that was no less dreaded by
Thomas of Bull run a abort viait r»-ent hand a laittle of Chamberlain*, Colie,
POWELL VALLEY
Raising melons for market and home ; reason of its certainty.
ly.
use.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. No
Whereas. The deceased was an anient
The lilies Mission society of the
Irrigation in orchard and garden and and faithful member of our order, and Lutheran church had a very pleasant
Mia» lfanney and Mr. Montgomery physician can prexerilie a Iwller medi*
its effects upon the products.
we shall miss her ever faithful presence, meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. from Gray, Harbor spent n roupie of cine (or them- diM*am*H. By having it in
How to treat sunburned skin on face, an«l.
Steffron last Monday and was well week» visiting Mr. and Mr», I.. J. Ran- the hoii*M* you exca|*e much ¡min ami 1
neck and shoulders.
Whereas, We feel a strong feeling of attend»!. The speech delivered by ney ami fully enjoyed the nniuntain Miifferiiifc and all rink. Buy it now; it
TO___________________________
< '
may nave life. For wale by all dealers.
Are canvas shoes better in surmuer sympathy for her family in this their Rev. B. 8. Nyatroin was very interest­ »cenerv and climate.
than leather ones ?
great loss; therefore, l»e it
ing and received much attention.
I.. F. Pridetnore who ha» been em-
The effect of alkali dust.
Resolved, That we tender to her fam­ Dainty refreshments were served and a ployed by the Mt. Hood Power and
How far from the road is it best to ily an expression of our heartfelt sym- delightful time was bad.
Railroad company at Btillrnn, resigned
Butter-fat, f. o. b. Boring, 25c. Prices subject to
build the farm house ?
l |ath v in the loss and death of the loved
Homurpatbic Physician and Surgeon
Misses Emilie Johnson and Esther the 15th, returning home for the winter.
('■H r allen«ir«l day or night
Should grange halls be placed in vil- , one who proved in life such a cheerful,
change.
Wagon will call. Write for particulars to
Steffanson are visiting Rev. B. S. Nys-
M ih . <’. N. Wanacott and daughter, <ifflre phone, Main 52. R«- r phone. Main -'«S
«»ver Mtnart'» atorv. Main Street. real
troin’s family in Hockinson, Wash.
Ruth, of Portland are visiting Mr». C. office,
drnee, Main «treat. near Third, («HEXHAM
DAMASCUS CREAMERY COMPANY
Misses Eva Anderson and Amanda Coffman.
Wilson of Portland are spending their
Elmer Be Id in <>f Spokane spent a few
BORING
...
OREGON
vacation at home.
day, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pridetnore.
Mrs. Wilson is home again from the
hospital, much improved in health.
SANDY
Edith Anderson is at the Good
and photos of Churches, Schoolhouses,
Pbr»kls,»-S,rgc,aa
Mrs. E. C. Carson, the well known
maritan hospital and is reported
Gresham,
-
Oregon
Portland artist, s|,ent a few day, last
better. The family went down to
Residence Properties, Family Parties, is
week with Mrs. J. G. McElroy and Mrs
— OF EVERY DEHCRIITION —
her last Surnlay. They have the sytn-
Otto Kleeman.
e
pathy of the entire neiglihorhiMsl. Lit­
my Specialty.
Everything from n Fork Handle to « Rake or a Mower is carried by
I)I¿. H. IE. on\
e
A
delightful
surprise
party
was
given
tle Edith is well known and liked by
e
U M N T 1 M T
at the home of Miss Annie Nelson Sat­
e
everyone.
urday evening, J uly SO, in honor of her
Mr. and Mrs. T. Bolina of Damascus
< >re|g< >n
cousin, Mia, Anderson of Portland. < ìrewhani,
who alno dora All Kinil» <>f Mach Ine and Ri-puir Work at Ijnwrot Prive,.
spent Sunday with E. I.. Elliott and
Dancing was etojoyed throughout the
family.
Hofseshocinq my spet Idlly.
Sci* me fw Vehkles, Mdthinery, Eie.
evening and a dainty lunch was served
e
Joseph Wilcoxon and Harry Gist at- I at midnight.
PLEASANT EIOME, ORE.
tended the lodge at Sandy Thunday
to get a good picture of your farm home or family
PHYSICIAN
*'»
SL'RGEOb
Born to Mr. arid Mrs. Max Kllegel,
evening.
Calls Promptly attended la.
July 10, a daughter, weight 10 pounds.
group, your fine stock, etc., etc.
Office at Sandy Hotel.
A numlier of people from here attend-1
The ynung men r>l Sandy and Kelso,
ed the dedication set vices at Melrose
SANDY. itti OR KOON
mounted upon their Arabian steeds,
We do anything and everything in the line of
Sunday.
joined forces Sunday to view the game»
H .
DUE U H
K
Gust Johnson ami wife of Lincoln, ¡„.j riu.p, at EnKp7Creek.
high-class photography at lowest rates.
____ . Noticeable
Attorney at Law
Neb., w hile touring the const, visit»! at among them wi re Messrs. Albert Bell,
737 Chamber of Commerce
the home of Rev. Jonas Johnson recent­ Frank McGiigin, Ed. and Theo. Born­
P ohtlaxii , Ornato,
ly. They were deliglit»l over the tine stedt, Frank Canning ami Verne Roger,. Phone Main 33WI
climate and grand reenery, and were
Dr. McElroy’s new medical dispensary
6reshd» Lodge No. 125,1. 0. 0. F„
especially pleased with the vicinity of
is alnnsit ready for the slrs'k of drug,. Meets every Saturday night in Odd Fel­
firesham anil Powell Valley.
J. G. Metzger, N. G.; D.
It is ijnite an improvement to Sandy lows' Hull.
M. Roberta, Hecretary.
Encauimeni
C. E. Fogelquist, a prominent dry and we are glad to »e, it.
I am offering Stamp Pictures, 24 for 25c
meets 1st and 3rd Wednesday, of each
gmsls merchant of Sioux City, Iowa,
Bornstedt and Linaey have never«) month. All visiting brother, specially
made a hurried visit at the home of
men it work tearing down part of the invitisi to attend.
Rev. Jonas Johnson last Thursday.
old building» no a« to make room for W. 0. W. Clover Cailiji No 3IH. Gresil
Nils Rodletu of Damareua, accompan- j their new store building.
" ' ' am, meets In Regner’, Hall
on 2<l and 4th .Moixlavs at H p. hi . .1 N.
i»l by Emil Sjislin, one of the old pirn '
CALL AT GALLERY
Casper Junker's addition to his hotel Clanahan, C. (’. ; I. i‘. Manning, Clerk.
rieer» of Kandiyohi county, Minn., who
When .von can »ave money by buying of
. is alsiut completed.
Visiting Woodmen We come.
recently came to Oregon, attended the
in the big tent in rear of Gresham Hotel,
morning service« at the Mission church
last Sunday.
Mira Alm and Mis- Bl<s-k of Portland
■ Sandy, Oregon
j visited at the home of Mr. ami Mr,.
Alm last week.
We handle anything in tl e line of
The Gate Keeper
When Going to the Mountains Take . . .
Borihg Livery ¿
Stable’s Stage Line
Correspondence
BORING, OREGON
Morgan & Donahue, Props
OR. B. J. MUIS
Mr;r
t
CUTS
- --- -------
CLEARANCE SALE
A.
Ml
&
The Douglass Store, nr{X?°"f
SELL YOUR CREAM
C. H. ATWOOD, M. I).
Farm Views
Damascus Creamery Co
J. M. Short, M. D.
S. P. Bittner. M. Ü
HAYING TOOLS
ORLAND 7FFK
Now is the time
•
Pleasant Home BLicksmith •
J. G. McElroy,
As an introduction
WHY GO TO PORTLAND
J
L . A. Tayfor,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Gresham,
Oregon
i
B. TAWNEY
DAMASCIS
Wagons, Buggies, Farming Implements, Harness
Mr. Elleott and family spent Thurs­
day at Gladstone park. Mr. Hobby is
unite poorly, suffering with heart trou­
ble.
•l:*y Hreithaupt, who is taking an ag­
ricultural course at Corvallis, is »[lend­
I
ing hi, vacation at home. .Mr. Briet-
Moline and Peter Schutler Wagons, Acme
Efarvesting Machinery, etc.
Give UH a call and 1 h * convinced.