Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914, August 09, 1907, Image 3

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Hon. W. P. Keady, right of way agent for the Portland Railway Light & Power company,
has purchased 40 acres of H. S. Stone adjoining the townsite of Fairview,
which will be immediately laid out in 2 1 - 2 - acre tracts.
Special cars will be run from Portland to Fairview, bringing prominent Portland people
who desire to invest in Fairview property. Among them are parties planning
to establish a large general merchandise store in next 90 days.
J. W. TOWNSEND’S NEW RESIDENCE AT FAIRVIEW
LARGE CATTLE BARN ON THE SUNDIAL RANCH NOW BEING BUILT
The New Time-Card
The O. W. P. company
ol the O. W. P. electric line which goes into effect
August 1st gives Fairview
is interested in our town and is giving every induce­
ment possible to make a good town.
Nine Trains to Portland and Return
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each day.
The Mt. Hood Railway
The early car leaves at 6:05 a. m. and returning
arrives at 6:08 in the evening, giving workingmen
a good chance to get to and from their work
Light & Power Co.
has seen fit to locate its Junction at Fairview and
this will mean much to the future of this town.
From Fairview to Troutdale or Portland.
O. R. & N. DEPOT AT FAIRVIEW, SHOWING FREIGHT TRAIN, AGENT AND CREW
RESIDENCE OF W. ELLISON, AGENT OF O. R. & N.
GENERAL VIEW OF DEPOT AND WAREHOUSE AT FAIRVIEW
Showing crew unloading grading outfit of Mt Hood Railway and showing Methodist church
and parsonage, and residences of G. 0. Dolph and J. T. Stillion in the distance.
Another Big Thing for Fairview, not heretofore mentioned, is the location here of the Big Sundial Ranch
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS are being spent in imported blooded horses and cattle, sheep and hogs, for this already noted
farm.
A large tract of land is being cleared and numerous buildings erecied, among them a big feed bam for cattle, 70x128
feet with 36 - foot posts, concrete floors, water piped to every stall, thereby permitting cattle to be fattened in the stall. A large
sheep barn will also be erected on this property on the same plan.
DON’T FORGET that all this means something for the town without saloons, FAIRVIEW, the coming residence city of East Multnomah and
Portland’s most attractive suburb.
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All Fairview Lots are 50 x 150, and are going rapidly at reasonable prices, on easy terms
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