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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1907)
WANT COLUMN SALMON RIVER I Wanted, For Sale, Lost, Found, Etc. MONTAVILLA * Hotel and Sumnier Resort aaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaa , Sunday night, £ Al l«M*a) advertliMMn«*nt»< are run un«lcr thU head al Ibe raU <4 ONKi KNT A «OKI» K U H IMHI'K No ad publUhc*d l«»r h*w than 15emu < a*K In advance etc<*|M io regular advertiser» If you have anvthlna lu sell, or nlah to- anythin*, or have l***t anythin*. TRY A ** WANT Ah •• In thi. cv.lumn Th. rvaull» will surprise you. Ca»h or pottage >lant|*. LOCAL NfWS ITEMS ' _ ’ _ " J : UVV''L thk COOLEST. QUIETEST. MOST INVITING SPOT IN OREGON FOR REST ANO RECREATION Some of its Advantages eaoaaaaaaoaaaeaaaaaaeaaaaa ' C. K. lie haa tarn vi,iting Il C. Miller Rev. II. Otarg haa taen suffering from a very seven* cold thia week. U .'.‘I !.>.><!, -4 O ’ Grande have been visiting hia porenta, Mr aud Mrs II. E. Ilapparaett. Russellville Doings It in ONE TMINO to uet trade and ANOTHER IMINO to hold it. You Always Get UOl'II I'EOI'H TREATMENT, IIONKRT UiMlIH, I ARGENT ASSORTMENT, LOW 1‘KIUKH At the "The Central Store" Everything All stages stop at door. Poetoffice, store and free camping ground. Mrs. Rpauear of Corvallis, who haa The State Fish Hatchery is kwated at this point. I YOU NEED Hero is found the finest hunting «nd fishing in Oregon, been visiting with Mrs. John Hoffman, There are innumerable inviting, shady nuoka for fa'i.-r» of Nature. returnad to her homo this week. Mrs. It T Marshall ia s|*euding tliv Rest of home cooking for those desiring to buatd *nd everything for câtii|wn* Miss Ruth Orburn is with friends at week with her sister, Mrs J Patterson, JERSEY Bl'1.1.—Year and one-half S*aviaw ami will remain during month at HiUaboro. ohi, Melreee. Chas Witter, phone 374, \OL LL MOT MISS IT OM THK WAT TO MT. MOOD i of August Full Line —SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS- Best Gresham, Oregon Earl Rrown. Walter IN-e and Clayton Camas, W'wh., Lewis are fishing and limiting over hi Rev. Mark Noble of EASTERN OREGON HORSES for For further particulars ami iwervationt write to viaited Mr. ami Mrs. Ilap|>er«ett thia Tillamook rounty. sale See Smith A Wheeler. Gresham. Oregon. week. R. T. Marshall viiterlained the Rus john M c I ntyre , Pn»p., Mr. Blackburn and daughter I-ana sellville dramatic club at hia home on FOUND—Stray milch cow. black ami white spotted, with coarse sounding SSoliiioit H. O., End of car line. MONTAVILLA, OREGON O rettoti went to ls*ng Reach Monday for a few Wednesday night. tall around her neck Owner can have a* days' outing. Mr Gray, Mrs. taander Lewis* fath same by proving property ami paying T The inemlaTs of the Junior Missioa- er, is very ill at the home of hia daugh cats. K. A. Yanker, Grrahem. Or. • ESTRAYS-Three bead of horses. AdditlOHfll GrCShdlll LOCdlS ary class of the Baptist church went to ter. Strawberry Farcing. «••••••••••••••••••••••••e Toung straw tarry plauta may be the City Park for a picnic on July 31st the hay la lneroa»«*d. Tta hay salted two greys, one chestnut aom-l, came to {Continue.1 from First page.) Mi.. May Shumway «4 Pleasant Home with I |wr cent salt Is eaten by cattle started In pots for next winter's crop a niv place. Owner can have same by Everybody Enjoys The lawn aiwial given by the ladies *4 is visiting her aunt, Mrs M. Starr. and burses with pleasure, which la ex payingcosta. Eiaie Malar. Sandy, Or. - -lulMCriptiona. and onecaah-in-advance aa s»w a« runner» tagin to start. VIII the Meth'slist church last Friday night Grandma Lewis has returned from plained by the fact Hull animal« which Home Cook I UK $ a ~ ” | | renewal beakle a giaxfly order for job three Inch pot« with nice rich loaui and was well attended and very sueceoafUl. FAIR SALE—Hay horse 1380; Hornell long Beach where she has taen spend are fed a ration rich In potash have a a Alro printing. This is c« rt linlv substan- «Ink them up to the rltu In the ground home, 1300; both gm«l and tnie The plai-e to find It Is at natural craving for milt In order tn Mr. and Mrs E A t'olileigli have a ing a short vacation. around the parent plant«. Thia should small new wagon and new harnees. I______ tial evidence of their a;>preeiation of keep their I i I ish I provided with tta Apply to Dr. A. Thompson. Grvaliatn ,31 their home paper and causes the edi- tie done just aa soon as the runner« young son. The Russellville grange will meet on needed clilonm ami Mala which oilier* begin to start. Direct the runner* so a The Methodfait Sumlay school nill go next Saturday night, • wise are lust by tbu aaslmllatluii of WANTED—Fresh milch cows T. R j tor to feel that he has not labored in that they shall atrtke rout In the pots Meals and naima by day, wiwk ou a picnic to Columbia Park on Aug Howitt, Gresham. Ore., [-] vain. Mrs. H. A Lewia has lawn quite sick potash. I , and keep them well watered In dry or month. A. K. Ilaaats, Prop, “Ami ns all grass and hay uro rein In about three weeka the ust tilth. for the |*a.t week but is now improving Born to the wife of Chas. Lewis, a weather. HOUSEKEEPER WA N T E 1> —On lively rich III |«>ta«h. Il seem« uh turn I t ad st rar liar. II Ibbaid Sc, Meats« Illa plants will root and may be taken up Mr». E. F. Conner and aim from Se ranch, to rook and keep house for two girl. Miss latarta Brown, teacher of Latin hi add tta salt. \\ ben the »ult I« pro in their pots. Place them clone togeth attle are visiting at the home of Mrs. men. A widow preferred, not more «••••••••••••••••••••••••è in AVhitmau college, is spending her vl.Iv,l In shu|H* of aaltstone. they are The ladies of the Gresham Raptist er la a somewhat shaded location and than one chikl No milking to do, oulv Hooker. vacation with her sister Mra. H. A. given a chance to Indulge to ruvt, |n housework Wages. «15 per month. church gave an ice cream social on the when the pots are full of roots shift C. F. Weibuach's new houses on Yam Lewis. It. therefore It ba tatter to give It to Addies M Pezzolo & Co., R. F. l>. No. church lawn Tuesday evening and the plants Into six Inch pots filled with 2, Barton, Oregon. them by mixing It with tin* liny lie cleared nearly eight dollars. The peo rich fibroua loam, potting firmly. Rtaial hill street are ready for the plasterers. I). H. PERKINS conllng to tlielr requirements, whleli Mrs Vilas t.«>k her Sumlay school PASTURE FOR RENT—ti.««i gras- ple were well entertained through the them In an open airy place and give all Dealer in SLAB WOOD furthermore 1« a cheaper way. running water, shade. Enquire Gresh evening with music by Gresham's tim the water needed. to Council Crvet last AVedneaday for an BoarJ Wants Houses Renumbered “If I |«*r cent salt Is ured. tta catth* (tavoline Saw I ull Measure am drug store. (-) outing. ing tand and the Young People's or The itim*ting of llir Monta villa I tn* will get 80 grains salt f**r every ten .mu. lu NlbtaH .. M|ÎH(lUi ow Young Grapovinoa. If you have any fat stock to sell, a rite chestra. By the way, these young Mr. and Mrs. Wingert are expected proveuieiit Hoard was held last Monday pounds of hay eaten, ami that 1« tta Young vines must not ta allowed to or see T. R. Howitt at Gresham. Ore, folks are certainly doing splendid work night, W. C. Aylsworth acting aa chair quantity required by cattle of airra overload. I have often cut off three home from Germany *«>n. who will come and examine them at alar. This may ta Incrvn-e l by half and it is hoped we will hear them fourths of the green gra|a*« on a vine Mrs. Young's sister, Mrs Smith, re- man in absence of th*- prvaideut. your ranch. when the feed la hunt to digest." again atam. aud found evei^that not enough. The turned home from Seaside Sumlay. Thr commit lev having in charge the GILES BROTHERS, at Montavilla. Camptali Is es|n*clally prone to over E.l Smith returns 1 from a visit to his Planaiej Fer a 8 •a, for choicest meats. That's all. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins and family have opeuing of Pearl «tree! re;«*rted that II TrmUl nil without druifft by load and must ta “aclaaored off** un fji«t year a good inaili «.Io hwyera mis only walled the nwnmmriidatioii of wife sho is at Collina hot springs, Tues mercifully. This is also true of the gone to Long Beach |»y iii«»lital rhv MEN WANTED—For Steady work at the viewers. The Mine was reported in put off ordering elio« uni I late In th* ftuily nu<I physical iiwthm I-, by. Columbia Brick Works, llogan station day. Milla. The best time to take off the tin Monday, August 15th, the ladles Utrll««. near Gresham regs rd to the widening of Villa avenue season. with tta result that they . •• The Herald acknowledges a pleasant extra load is in July. Iarave from one of the Degree of Honor spent a very uoue This time they will know tatter, UH IliblttH Ht Mo*rrsvtu.«, (lax. FOR SALE’ — One-half lot in busi- visit from Win Tassel, the new propri to three bunches on a shoot, accord pleasant afternoou at the home >4 Mrs from Meridian street to West avenue but litase who dldu't have such an n ing to the size of the bunches and age new* pert of Gresham. Inquire at i««*t- ll was d.s ided to ask the city coiim-il to Hooker, 326 Misner street, the occasion pertvnev should ta w irned I * I Uu*y etor of the Cottrell store. other. of the vine, advises a writer In Gar take up U m * matter ol rvnumtariug the make the same mistake, s**« National The Mt. Hood Railway Light and den Magazine. Twenty pounds of taing a sMTpriae party in honor of Mrs. houses in the villa in conformity with FOR SALE—Eight dairy rows, singly Stockman and Farmer. Pisa for the Gray's and Misa Cora lb«*ker’a birth or in a bunch, some fresh, all good I Power company Lave taught block 13 gra|*e« Is a good load for any vine the usual city system. allo wtan you plan for Ibe crop that Is day. F ’ ach was remembered with a The poor. Ill formed and straggly Ilio Hibbard Hlrt*ri milkers, must reduce herd. Apply at in the town of Fairview from A. L. The next meeting s ill ta held August Io go Into It ami kuow lh.it It can ta once to J. W. Townsend. Troutdale, Or ; Slone and will use it for depot grounds bunches should be, where possible, the present from the l>«lge Would lilt«« lu figurr on y«»ur Mias Sadie had In nmple time. Of course notssly IVth. ones dropped. egon Phone. Farmers' 288. [-1 Gorfinkle rendered some very tin«* mus when their proposed line is in opera want« « silo lying around for i . i >illu PlUMblM. AM» GAS flllING ical selections, as did also Lloyd and before It eau ta pul In posit on. I Ut It FOR SALE — A ear of draft and tion. They are buying the right of Utility of Cultivation. Mias Cora Frack. An elaborate lunch la well to know that It will ta ttare driving horses, all well broken, gentle. way along the lines of their new sur In farming by Irrigation thorough i Call at farm eight miles east of Port vey at very reasonable prices. THINNING FRUIT. wtau iii*»sli-d. ■<ui crop, and. ea|io<-lally lu the north, and frequent cultivation Is of first Im was serve! followed by singing by Mr» « Jn land on Section lihe road Phone plants are frequently atartvd uinter portaixv tt uot ouly prevents the es Frack aud Mias Cora Frack. All joined Scott 41. Win. Nagel. (-) Hew Fsoshsa. Plume, Apglss and Pears Cars of Milk and Cream. glass. Bather tUsn trust to transplant ca|*e of large quantities of soil moisture in. a partiug song and wi»h««l those in Should Ba Treated. Milk ii ml cream take up o.lora am ing meloiia. however, a taller practice GEO. F. BARRINGER. A Catch Crop. luto the air In the form of vapor, but it whose honor they met many happy re The fol low lug points of the subject taints from uuehAin Vessels l:i which often rei <Miimemie<l la planting uu thick Notary Public, Buys and sells Real Sorghum la receiving favorable notice greatly improves the condition of the turns of the day. Estate, Loans Money, etc. 131 Base as a crop for late planting In the mid coll. of thliuilug fruit are glveu by the they may ta placed or from any sob- soil cut four Inches square These Line Road, Montavilla, Ore. The little daughter of C. Bryson fell Maryland expertiueut station: stance emitting an odor, aajs Farm ■Imuld ta pieced dose together, grass dle and northern states. There Is fre |*re««. They are easily s|«ille*1 and Peaches and plums should last Saturday recvii ing a severe sprain uot ta One Way to Uoscroy r.^. side down, lu a liollied hollowed out a PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. quent need for a crop which can be thluued before tta “July drop" la over made unwholesome for food If any dirt little, rich dirt filled III ami six to right Guaranteed. Chas. Cleveland, agent, sown In midsummer after an early To destroy the red ant. which Is lu ot the wrist. or filth gets Inta them or If the» nro and also the danger of deprvdatlou by grain or hay crop or after other crops summer months a great trouble to tta G rea ham. Ore. seeds planted ou each. I*lanta cau ta Mra. taggie is building a new house the eurvullo la past. In the case of enve-vd up tight so that the fresh air lianh’iMsl off and set lu tta field after have taen destroyed by hail, flood or gardener, place fresh meat boue< on Grove street peaches, they should never ta tblum-d dose not get to them to remove the all danger of frost Is past CAMPING PRIVILEGES. with wood Insects. Early maturing varieties like where ants are found. They will soou The usual Hix or odor* aud gases w Uk'h maj ta foruoug pmetlee In growing melons outdoor« Is Rev. Gilman Parker and family, who to less than five luctwe apart and water, at Seaside, Ore.. «5 month. Amber and Folger are well adapted for collect In vast numbers on the bones Address Mrs. Mary Leslie. Seaside. this purpose if sufficient moisture la anti may be easily destroyed by dip were away camping uu Gordon creek, eight Im-lies la reevuiuiemjed when the In them. « • -»as Awggh'sfl •> to plunl ten to nfleeu seals lu a bill Ore. ¡33 present to insure germination. Deep ping the bones In hot water, suggests were call<*d tame on account ot the finest quality of fruit la desired Plums llirw fort «part III rows all fert dl«- THE MUSKMELON. planting may be necessary to reach R. K In American Agriculture. Re revere illness <4 Mr. Parker’s father. should be thinned to about two or thr- taut. Aflrr danger from Insects Is Inches apart. Apple« should ta Iblnii STRAYED—From my place in Powell such moisture. Sorghum grows well peating the operation a few times will The father ia now tatter. Thia Crop Raqui roa Quick. Warm, pad plant« should ta thlnued to throe valley, light red heifer about 18 months In summer weather. to stiout the same distance apart of tta strongest apedawM In tta hilt. entirely do away with the pest Sandy Loam Far Sueca««. old. Finder call or phone C. R. Kellar. Fred W. Parker ami family of Seattle, peaches. Pears should ta thluu. Tin* muskmelon Is grow n *iiccr««fii|. The fine iiiehma from New England A| manager of tlie Crossett Hardware com about four or five Inches apart ly lu practically all parts of the United lloiuesteuil Illustrate a small corner of pany. are visiting his father, Rev. Gil pies aud pears should ta thinned when ■J States. Coutrsry to tile usual belief, the patch grown by I.. <'. Grant of the fruit Is about the else of a small man Parker. tta musk me Ion will not cross with cu- Hartford couuty, t'onn. luist year be crab apple. had it remarkably good crop and net Rev. E. A. Smith «4 Arteta preachrel Tta thinning Is best done by the aid cumbers, squash, etc . anil the quality till gmal money from tta Ini raiment. in the Baptist church Sumlay evening Of a stout stepladder having broad I of the fruit la uot Injured when plant in exchange with the pastor. Gilman attqia ami platform. The trees may ta ed with or near these crop«. Tattooing Dzlry Cattle. There are many sections of the Unit Parker, who delivered an address at thinned on the north aide In the fore Tin* objretlon to tlu* ear tag ou the ed Htates well sdapted to the produc Arleta on the recent Baptist Young Peo noon ami on the south side In the after ground that It Is easily torn out of the noon, so as to ;iermlt the person delug tion of muskmelons or so called can- ples convention held in Spokane. •*ar on entile that run lu psstiir* much tta thinning to be In the shade. To inloti|M*«. Thousands of crates of can- of the time has led to the adoption of During the |*a»t six weeks there have Insure thoroughness In the work, each Is loupes from the west are shlppcil luto the tattoo marker by many dairymen, taen twelve accessions to the Baptist branch should be completed before the the large consuming centers dully hero states lown llomrstead The o|n«-slloii lu the east, and many of these could persou starts to tblu the next one. church. Is |HTform<*il by a tool cnlled the mark- Berne Imeginary Objections. C. H. Welch and wife have gone to 1er. practically a pinchers, which hears One of tta greatest objections to thin on one face of tta Jaws the desimi fig Newport for a few week's outing. ning Is the seeming coot of the opera uro* or character formed by a Bguibvr F J. Ryder and family have gone to tion. This objection Is more Imaginary t of steel points or needles The number — AT — Ocean Park f<>ra vacation. than real. If allowed to remain the I« then pres«i*<l lu the Inside of the Gilman Parker's resilience on Grove fruit would have to ta pickl'd In the calf's ear where the hair Is Ita thin full, when latior Is higher and the rush nest, and Ita fimirv formed by ibe Im- street-is nearly finished. of work la greater. Besides, the cost pfesnlon Is Immediately smeared or Henry Hundrup ami family have of removal of small fruit Is much leas painted with n epeclel tattoo Ink or moved to Mollala on a farm. than retnovlug them after they are paste. This resulta In filling the needle ripe, Another objection la that the holes nltli tta pigment, which dye^the Alexander S-ott of Portland has pur total bulk will be lean If half or more : itndi-rciitlele permanently. chased two and a half acres ot Mr. Slu- than half of the fruit la taken off while It Is claimed that once the tattoo baa inan and has la*gnn the erection <4 a young Experimente 1 have proven the taen pro|M*rly made It will never fade »8« 1» house. I contrary, All thing« being equal, the or grow <|lm. t'alvea may ta operated At the Baptist church next Sunday bulk will be equal. If not greater. If the Ulani when n few day» old. am! th» tlgnrea will mit la* affectai by age. Tta morning Rev. Gilman Parker will speak fruit Is properly thinned. The question of time Is often a problem with some advantage of this system Is that th» on Faith In the evening his subject growers, but usually at that time of <*nr Is not disfigured, and the mark of will ta, Tin- Divine Origin of the Hcrip- the year labor la abundant. Little dif III« owner Is |K*rmnnent. While the • tures. ficulty should be experienced on this tag may carry more Information pos- PIN« Mt'SBMKt.oMH. F. L. Newell is putting up a building score. I sllily than tha tattoo, the difference la as well be grown on New I'mrlaml «oil The Week Easily Dena, for the manufacture of cement bbs-ks j not enough to offset the gissi pointa of Itesliles the work can easily and effi The crop requires a quick, warm, sandy tnttiMilng. and building materials. I ciently be done by women and chil lovin for best growth. It Is n long sen- Mrs. Ilans >n is building a bam on i dren. In fact they are tatter adapted her lota corner Bare Una and Broad to this kind of work than are grown Al men. Another great obstacle to tbln- street and later will erect a house. I nlng Is foi >und In the fact that few peo Alex fichwahaurr,Oao. Newell, Lloyd | pie are willing to off young iinii ‘ ‘ take * “ the “ Perkins and Earl Perkins have gone for i fruit. It seems to them an unneces a two week’s vacation to Ocean Park. i sary waste. Hentlmenlallty also plays a |iart with many people In preventing J. J. Herman and sons Vernal ami ( ttam from doing what they ought to Lloyd and < >-<-il, and Frank Barringer, , do. The sentiment, however, should will start Saturday in their launch for a I ta all on the other side, for is It not tatter that a few fruits should come fishing trip up lewis river. to fierfection rather than all should Theo. Roy has bought through Geo. ( suffer from the lack of sufficient nuur- I Barring, r a lot on Etay street where labmentl | It should be understood that thin- I be will build. nlng will not pay except, the other G. K. Howitt sohl to Mr. Fatar practices, which go with proper fruit Now’s the time to order your his residenci- lota last week which Mr. culture, have liven attended to. It will Fatar will onupy at once. Mr. Howitt not pay to thin an orrbafd which has has bought two Iota on Misner Street not tievn properly pruned, sprayed, fertilized and cultivated. where lie ia starting a house. -------------- 1 The grading on Misner street ia fin SALTED HAY. ished and is ready for the cement side walks which will I m * put in by G. K. It Is Both Wholesome and Palatable to Howitt. th, Animale. STRAYED—Keil yearling heifer from place in Pleasant Valley. Finder call or phone John Thomas and secure re ward. 1-32 For the Table and the Kitchen j. E. M c C aslin , Montavilla s New Hotel DR. ,|. E. I E \\ E 1.1 I H E O ROY A uction S ale “The Pebble” Base Line Road, 11 Miles From Portland Wednesday, August 14 Commencing at 10 a. m Walnut Case, Piano Grand No- ’■ Black Walnut Organ \ French Plate, Glass Bureau Quarter Oak, Rocking Chair Chairs and Commodes Bedsteads, and many other things too numerous to mention. Anyone having Stock, Farm Implements, House« hold Goods etc., For Sale, are invited to bring same and offer at Auction. REMEMBER THE DATE — AUGUST 14 A. M. WATSON Auctioneer NOTICE Trespass Notices, Butter Wrappers, Cards, Stationery, Dr. T. C Markey, a former resident Why It la advisable to salt bay and of the villa, called on Dr. Warren thia how much salt to use are, according to a German authority, as follows: week. '‘Usually «alt la only sprinkled on •M. Smyth haa taught a lot on Ebey hay when It has taen wet wltll rain atreet and will build at once. or la of a poor quality. Nevertheless It Ayls^nrtli A Epton sold a trad ■t at may also ta rreommended for good hay. even clover and meadow bay. Rockwood Park on Tuesday to J. K. The salt will mainly help to keep the Blackwell. leaves of clover and sainfoin hay from Mr. and Mra. Tolls entertained on falling off through Ita preventing It Tiiewlay evening Rev. and Mrs. If. from becoming too dry. "Furthermore, the salting will make i itarg. It more wholesome and palatable to Rev. J. A. Arnett of Oklahoma sup the animala. For these reasons many plied the pulpit at the Methodfet Aiurrh fsrmej, also halt tbelr heat hay, espe cially tier ause the keeping quality, of g in fact, anything you will need to have printed. We are printing Trespass Notices in plain, large type, on cloth, size 9x12 inches, and selling them at a very low price. Order now. We are printing Butter Wrappers on best butter paper, in special blue ink. Just the thing you need. Beaver State Herald GRESHAM, OREGON