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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1907)
■¥ ! WANT COLUMN Wanted, For Sale, Lost, Found, Etc. JERSEY BELL—Year and one-half old, Melrose, «'has Wittar, phone 374, Greshant, Oregon EASTERN OKEt.ON IIORsFS for sale Sei-Smith A Wheeler. Gresham. Oregon. • ESTRAY’S—Three hea<! of h«»rwes, two greys, «me chestnut sorrel, rame to my place. Owner van have same by ¡raying coats. Elan* Malar. Sandy, Or. - FOUND—Monday night, July 29, a purse containing money and other arti cles at Gresham Ba pl ml church. Owner van have same by nnoing property an«! paying for this ad. A ¡»ply to Mrs. J. II. Chalker, Gresham, Oregon. LOST—Vmbrvlla, Aug. 7, 1907, on S:20 Gresham car. Plvase return to James H. Preston at Greabam P. O. [35 FO R S A LI Freal ner’a farm, Aug 30 to Sept. 6. WANTED—Fn sh milch <*ow* How itt, Gresham, Ore., Reg (36 T. R If yup have any fat .«t«»ck t«» sell, w rite or rev T R. Howitt at Gn*sham. Ore . wlio will come ami examine them at your ranch. GILES BROTHERS, at M ntavilla. for choicest meats. Thai’s all. MEN WANTED—For steady work at Columbia Brick Works, Hogan station near Gresham FOR SAFE—Eight dairy cow-, singly or in a bunch, some fresh, all gissi milkers, must reduce herd. Apply at < mkv to J W. Townsend. Troutdaii. Or egon. Pitone. Farmers' 2ss. FOR SALE— A car of draft and driving horse*, all well broken, gentle. Call at farm eight mil,-» vast ol Port land on Section lihe nwl Phom 8eott4l. Wm. Nagel. (-> GEO. F. BARRINGER. Notary Public, Buy» and sells Real Estate, lsvans Money, etc. 131 Rase Line Road, Montavilla. Ore. PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. Guaranteed. Cha» Cleveland, agent. Cires ham. Ore, WANTED—One hundred tons of tim othy and oat hay, one hundred I dd » of oaU, «ne bundrtd tons of larky, high est market price ¡«aid. R. T. Herald oAice. Gresham Oregon. FOR SALE—Good team of horses, weight 1350each. Good ami true, work single <>r double, clteap. Apply Dr. A. Thompson, Gresham. “ - FOR SALE—At my place at I’- well «’alley, one work mare 11 years old, weight about 11<»> 11«., also one good 3 1-2 inch Fisk Bfos. Wagon. 3 inch tire in goo order. Will be »■ Id cheap if tak en soon. R. M. McBride. Ainu and Bridal Veil (or a tew day»' CORBETT «rating. Ch«» Smith «old hi» fruit trainvh to Mr». T. \V. Metraer »pent the after McCaslin’i —THE CENTRAL STORE—McCaslin’« Am<« Hugh»» «nd »on Will of Furtlaml noon railing la-t Friday. Mr» Eiuiua Gleaxiti »a» « urlcom» H, M<A<inni» of Onenl called at The visitor «t Fvrmlal* PI«,« Sunday. lieraid ortiee l»»t rueadav. Wr umkrataml C. I l.itlkpag«. ha» is the most familiar household word in Montavilla team of th«* Britishers, winning two r«*nt«*d hi» farm to Jauira and llora.'» games out of four. and we mean to keep it so. Blrthdav Party dl Sandy F.llia and will iiiov« Ida family tolirn.li- Pastor Gilman Parker will ¡»rvavl Hotel Sandy * a* the avne of a vers am in th» v»ry noar future. We will 1» next Sunday morning on Faith,” evening on “ How Shall i «appy fart Inlay on Monday, afternoon -orry iml.'nl to Ion* this »»tuiiabl«* fam Young Man Cleanse Ilia Way?” Vug. '«Mth, when the ¡mivuta and in- ily. is the "Leading Store" in its line and this we say ited friemls h»ined in celebrating the Wm. Grimes has * pct pig that is very The meml»ers of the Baptist church a’ Mr. Woodanl ami Cliri» 1.« Aallvy without thought ol boasting. We have confidence interesting to Geotgc Butcher. George a business pmyer meetingv hehl lab irthdaysof Katie and Mattie Junker thinks the pig is blind. Thursday night dtvidol to immediateh Katie on that »lay was 11 tears o|«| and »pent Sumla. with thvir famtliv» near in our business. l> E INutgherly is liberal these days. pul m a new furnace, enlarge the choir Mattie was 9 on tug 30tli. I'hvii birth here. loft and put in a modern gasoline light* He keeps a Itos of pear» to treat his Mr. and Mr» Victor Ellia went to iug plant, a committ«*e for that purpose day* come st» c I« mh * together fa»lh are triends. being appointe«!. The Porttaml Rail celebrated on the same date each year Portland Sunday »vetting. • • Mrs. Chas. Ilylc has Iwn curtsl of way, Light A Power company were in Theae children have many friends and rheumatism by a stay of two weeks al tvrviewed ami aske«l to inalall electric.* POWELL VAULT Catson hot springs. lights, but inf«»riued the committe«' playmates #bo joined in wishing them many years of happy, useful hie. They Mr. an«l Mr« i' Wihloii ni«tvt*«l to The grand master and grand secretary that they were not vet ready to put received many ¡»resents and a very en Kilin* I mn I week Full Line -SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Best visited the Montavilla Gdd Fellows last electric lights in the villa. Saturday night, lev cream and cake (.'barley Lewis ami Jim Stoker, an «»hl joyable birthday dinner was given in Div annual Minsion vonvri>ti«»ii of tin* were serve! and a gtxd time was en- Canadian friend of Im*. ;»rv working t««r their honor. Those present livable* the jovsd by all, including the Rebekahs, G. K. Howitt A Co. (.'barley say« he ¡»arents and familv were Misses Emily Lutheran churvli wan livid lant w«*vk in Wm. IVtvrson’s grow with a good at« who were out in gtxxllv numbers. « XI»» » t> to move to Montavilla by next and Florence McElroy, Lillian K .1st, flu* dint'imnitui wan verv Mane IMughtery has been suffering week it he can. lit* reports vacant Mrs. Brums. Mr« Briggs, Miss Briggs, tetuiaiivv End of car line, MONTAVILLA. OREGON lively though tw<» minintem were un- for several days with pneumonia. She hou-is very scarce in Montavilla. is slowly teeovering S.J (.'raft ami wife are among tluute and Dill and Florence Tawney. able to atlen«l. A bountiful dinner war -V spread iimler the trees. The aucti«»n Lewis White, the whitest and most leaving tor the hoplields near Gervais. litteral bov in town, lookel at the ehtor Lillie, «laughter «»( Mr ami Mrs Ch i« **ales hi the afternoon brought in over SALMON and then handed him a paper, without Bryaou, died at St. Vincent hospital Mrs. \V% M McIntyre returned re fifty dollar«. money and without price. Monday evening. She leaves to mourn Everybody Enjoys • S. T. CROW A nurpiiM* wan given to Mrs V ('. A new three-chair Itarlwr shop e«|uip- her loss a mother, father, her twin sis cently from Stella, Wash., where she ter ami live br«vt hers. l»esid«'a other rel Home Cooking £ I has been \ »siting her daughter, Mrs, Johnson lant Sunday in h««n««r of her l>el with l<ath and other modern con Veterinär) Surgeon anJ Dettisi and many friends. She was forty third birthday. C«iffw ami rake venience« is l*mg installed in the la'wts atives Law s. Th«' place I«» find it is at * by all who knew her and the be building next to Giles Bro«.' butcher love«l reaved family have the syni(mthv «»f the »O \ • ars FX |»V rie lire This place has t*een the usual popular were svrveil and all wfah«*«l her many shop. entire neighborhood. The funeral svr- resort this summer. Then* have l»ceii returns «»( the «lay. O| m * rut Iona a B|»vcialty Albert Geisler entertained hi» broth vices were hehl Wednesday at the Bap Mr. and Mrs. K \\ indenwin enter I x ami nations Ere»« many campers on the grounds and a er-in-law from the East last week. « tist church. Meals and nsuiis Io «lay, week • tained a number «>( friends an«l relatives large numtier of boarders at the hotel. • »r month. A b H ssm i \ Prop • hkmik w r Mrs. Dora Gleason ami little girl of for «1 inner last Sunday. Atl. li«l« .| to Some tine catches of trout have been Antelopearv guests of Mrs. Gleason*» I ndulor liar. HibUarU M. MaataUIU • The very nad news reached P. A. In <«r«-ahitiu ll«i|«'l uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Her made recently. Dr W. T. Patton of •••••••••••••••••••••••a man. J«»linn«>u through the pap'r lant we«*k Portland last Monday made the luck Mr. Hunt is building a tine house Oil iest catch of all. lie was walking near that his brollivr, Birger Johnson, ha«l (Continued from First page.) the West farm, to be occupied by A. M the river when be n«»ticed a tish caught been kille»! by the falling «>( a titufa«r at ' Prof. F. F.. tearing of Sileti. Or., (or Barrell. in shallow wa»« r 1s t ween som»* rocks a naw mill in Washington. Mr Johnnun 1). H. PERKINS Mrs. John Miller and family have rt- mer princi|«al «>( the (iresham sch«»ol, ami struggling to get (nt*. He ca p- iiia«!«* a hurri«*d trip t«» \ am’ouver where' turned from Seaside, where they s|x-nl has t«een renewing acijuainfences in Dealer in SLAB WOOD (iresham this week, while disposing o( lured the tish which was a tine largv the dervasv«l had la*vn taken, only to j a most enjoyable vacation. <U»ollnc Saw l ull Measure his househohl furniture. Prof. Daring salmon trout. fin«! that hm brethvr ha«l alrea«ly bwn | Treats all «li*«-are« without drugs |»y Dr. Warren »ays if the people would has accepted the ¡Hwition of prinei|«al o( imprecisi iurtlio«fa, hv me« li va I elec buried there. I*vcenav«l wan a young I MOUllllU. ORE The geological surveyors, who have eat whole wheat bread and plainer Its-l the Coquille sch<K>l. lie has the Inst tricity ami physical methods, hy« generally they would have better teeth. wishes ol a Inwt of triemis in this vicin l»vvn working in this vicinity, are man of great ability and was fa\«»rabh , gienv. An exjeiiment recently «inducted by ity. camped at the >eitoii place and their kii«»w n her«*. 416 llildtard St Moxriviii «. <> mk English exjvrt» has proven this true: Patrick Lynch made the Editor a very work will la* along the Sandy for some K ic. Eat plenty of whole w heat bread. welcome call «luring his alienee yester- time to come. B0KIN6 Jacoh Schilling, who is driving team «lay. Come again. Glen McIntyre an«l Alva Hammer of for G. K. Howitt A Co., savs it will take E. II. Hobl»s ami family «»( Cedarville Mr lleaderman im getting along nk*ely two or three weeks mote to finish the the geological surveyors, have been w itli I iim broken leg. wterexin (ireshaiu Thursday ami ma«le I street grading at Rose City. under treatment recently for septic The Herald an appreciated call. Mr. Evans im able to I m * up nn«l ar«>un«l The local library association are put Dr. (>tt ex|«eets to go on a two weeks' ting in new shelves and making arrange again, after a couple ««( vA«*cka in I mh I trip to southern Oregon, leaving on ment» for placing 300 new books. The Tuesday with a bl«Hhl [M>i«t>ne«l ban«l. next. Hie office will be closed villa people have every reason to feel SEI I ION ILNE Mr. and Mr«. Davin haw taken charge proud of their library and should give it during his absence. Mi«»« Sadie McKenxie •>( Lents was a •>f the Boring hotel. their hearty support. Tuesday morning a collision occured W. G. smith returned Monday fr tn a on the (). W. P. line, in which Miss gueet at Buckley's on Saturday, She Mr.«. F«Mter in «|x*n«ling a week in has been a rvsid« nt of Orvg«»ti but a few «•a.ntern Oregon, viaiting rvlativ«*a. trip to A’ancouver and Victoria. B. C.. Florence Stafford was slightly iujured. Do you know that you save one-half your money where the Portland Crick« t club, of Ralph Johnson was in (.iresham last month« ami will teach the fall and win Mm. hurl han gone to ENt.u’ada, word which he is a member, played the crack Thursday. ter term of the Harmony school in by insuring your buildings, contents, crops, etc., in the being received that her father in wry Gust«*r Kruger was a pleasant visitor Ada«-kanias county. low. at the Herald office this week. The Buckley and Arnspiger families Mr. !.ander)* «»(('lackamaN i« here do C. A. Forsberg, of Barton made us a spent Saturdav evening at Rose Cottage, ing tome ear|a*nh*r work for Mr. Gar the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. I a * wis . pleasant call Wednesday. rison. 310 Hibltanl Street Miss Berdine Merrill returned from a Gurets at Bm kley grove on We Ines- Would like to figure on your (' A. IJndgrvn and family took din delightful vacation s|*ent near South day last iocludvd Mrs. R. St ram, Mrs. of McMinnville PLUMBING AND GAS TITTING ‘ Bend, Washington. C. Saumlers and Martin Rov Saiimlers ner with I*. A. Alm«|iii«t last >un«l.iy. MONTAVILLA LOCAL NEWS HEMS : “Good things to tempt the appetite and make the housework pleasant j. E. M c C aslin , Montavilld’s New Hotel : Additional Gresham Locdls I) IL J. E. JEWELL $1 SAVED IS $1 EARNED WANTED—-To rent small farm near Chamberlain’s Colk. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Better Ilian Gresham. Will pay cash in advance, best of references given. Address J. O. Three Doctors T. care of Herald office Gresham. - “Three years ago we ba<l three doc tors with our little boy and everything Eczema For the goes! of those suffering with that they could do seemed in vain. At eczema or other such trouble, I wish to last, when all hope seemed to l>e gone, say, my wife bad something of that we began using Chamberlain s Colic, kind and after using the doctors’ reme Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and in dies for some time concluded to try a few hours he began to improve. To Chainberlaiu's Salve, and it proved to day he is as healthy a child as parents l>e better than anything she bad tried. I could wish for.”—Mrs. B. J. Johnson. For sale by all druggists. I Unton, Miss. For sale by all druggists •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THE RUSSELLVILLE NURSERY CO H. A. LEWIS, Proprietor Montavilla Station, “The Central Store” THEO. ROY FOR SALE—At one-half c* •>t. a few articles of furniture and house furnish- ings. as good as new. stored at J. D. Kegnre’s, Gresham. Can be seen after August 26th. E. E. 1 hiring. 33 • • - P ortland , O regon Offers a good variety of fruit tree«, ornamental slirut« and berry plants. A discount allowed on orders received before September 1. Write for particular.« and price list. The Oregon fire Relief Association A. Floss of Milwaukie was a visitor at The Herald office Tuesday. Rev. A. Beers ami wife of Seattle were recent visitors at the homes of Mrs. Beers* sisters. Mrs. D. W. Metzger ami Mrs. Henry Metzger. Miss l-ucy Metzger returne«l the iatter ¡»art of last week from Seaside, w here she spent a very enjoyable time at the the summer home of her aunt, Mrs. J. H. Metzer. *M:ss C. T. Webb of Troutdale made The Herahl a very pleasant call on Tues day last. J F. Amlre ami Joe Brainhall's two boys, J«je ami Arthur, have gone to Potato Diggers Grain Drills Syracuse Plows Polson F-I-AT,,«- J Fred G. Conley. Gresham, Ore. FARMERS ATTENTION! I want your PRUNES You want the Money. It is a cash deal. Don’t wait until Prunes are Must be firm for ship* pinff I’ll Buy it, any Quantity, SPOT CASH! the following varieties Italian Prunes, lc a pound, Peach Plums, lc a pound, Must be in good shape for shipment. Boxes will be furnished. PRUNES about ready for shipment. $20 a ton, boxes fur nished. Cash on delivery. Call me up by phone or write at once. Cleone, Ore j ♦ ♦ MUM ! < Ar W. Ellison, “McCaslin’s” ? ♦ ♦ ol Portland and Mrs. S. Coogan and daughter There«*, prominent society ¡«copie of Chicago, who have lieen visit ing friends in the Northwest for several weeks. They left over the Southern Pacific’ railroad Friday evening, expect ing to rea«’h their Chicago home early this week. MARMOT F. S. Peake anti E. T. Peake, the lat ter .sO years old, recently sold their place to A. Aschoff and have moved to Gates Crossing on a five acre tract. wAdolpb Aschoff went to Portland am! Oregon City the latter part of last week. Mrs. Homer Moulton who has been very sick, is greatly improved. Ernest Aschoff cut his foot very severe ly ami is being treated at the Good Sa maritan hospital. The Helm Isiys have been afflicted re cently w ith the muii>|« and so forth, but are now at work. Henry and Alex, are with the suveyors at Bull Run. BILL RUN Mr. ami Mrs. J. FI. Gardner are camp >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ing at Bull Run. Mr. Gardner is chief engineer for the Mt. Hood A Eastern. Mr«. C. C. Leete has been «¡»ending a week in Portland, stocking up for the fall and winter trade and during her ah- scence Mrs. S. E. Roberts has Is en in charge of the store. TL ’;;1 OPTOMETRIST The saw mill is now ready for business Eyesight Specialist and a crew is at work falling timber. Mira Office 111 tn St., taium Oregon The grading company has several Branch Office wffi Or ItwocC. Creiram Qregcn camps in this vicinity with men and traps galore. It is confidently rw|»ectvd Watch this •!«<••» for <l»te nt Grt-.ham that a railroad will materialize in the ortit-*-. W ill be In Gresham oni-e eseh month. Your eye. examined, »la..e. next six months. titled- S»ti»la<-tfon guaranteed T. P>. Mead of Portland is foreman of •••••••••••••••••••••••••e the hydraulic work here. The hotel in charge of Mrs. ( . < . I-eete is having a g«ssl patronage. Watches and Jewelry DR. B. J. MILLS - REPAIRING A MPE» TALTY All Work Guaranteed. For Special Bargains in Watches, S«-e F:red D. Flora, WATCHMAKER and JEWEL! K 191 Morrison St., PORTLAND, - - OREGON Near 1'ap’n Restaurant. But Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Cured Him “It is with pleasure that I give you tliis uiiMilicite<l testimonial. About a year ago when I luvl a severe ease of < measles I got caught out in a hard rain and the measles settled in my stomach and bowels. I had an awful time and bad it not been for the use of Cliamlier- lain’a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoev Remedy 1 could not possibly have lived : but a few hours longer, but thanks to this remedy I am now strong and well. I have written the above through sim- I pie gratitude, and I shall always s(»-ak a good word for this remedy."—Sam H. Gwin, Concord, Ga. For sale by all druggists. I PLEASANT HOME Mr. OtiMand Archie (’«*11 inn were Port land viriton recently. Mr. and Mr« Win. Knapp returned home to Tacoma, after making D. M<- < »inti- and ( lift Hloo|> and family a vi«it. M r«. I Tonica of Tacoma wa« al«o a gne«t of the McGintfa family. Mi«« Irene (TouglaHH fa making her muric teacher, Mi»« Anna Ayfaworth, a week’« virtit. Mr«. Manda Clark fa vfaiting friend« and relative« in Pleawant Horne. The Ja< k, Swank, Cunningham, Lmd erhack, Schneider, Taylor and Black burn families are among th<»we who are on their way to the ho|»iiel<l«, ami many more are expected to go. Mi«« Hattie Townsend I him taken a va cation an<! will vfait at .St. Jbhnl, where ■he han friend« and relative«. Mm. E. M. iToiiglann a<*rom|mnie«l her ninter*'in*law, Mrs. Aimer Mewerve, to Portland, where Mm. Meserve will leave for Rainier. Mr. De Haven han lieen compulhxl to quit work on account of bin eye. Clarence Btepbens visited hi« mother and children Bunday. The little folks have the wh<x>ping cough. COLUMBIA VIEW b red Hamilton is marketing his early ¡xttaloes, of which he has several acres. A few months ago he sold some for $4.7*0 ¡»er hundred, probably the highest price received in this neighborhood for years A tire from the fl. R. A N. tratk where the section men were working caught in a 17a)-arrv tract of timlier Iwlunging to B. P. Reynolds and before the rain was doing much damage. ( jrl Powell is now able to Is* aliout again, although walking is rather diffi cult. George II. Zimmerman is renting a a part of his farm to Ed. Camp ami Mr. Taylor of Rockwood. rail- TRIED, TESTED, and never found wanting. For full particulars and insurance, call on write or phone John Brown, Agt., Rockwood, Or. PHONE GRESHAM 311 FREE! FREE! You are cordially invited to attend a Free Illustrated Lecture on the Development and Progress of the TELEPHONE Since Its Invention by Alexander Graham Bell 30 Years Ago In Sat- 2:10 I ll:.V> i Grange Hall, Gresham, Monday, Sept. 2d, 8 p. m -------------------------------------------- Remedy for Diarrhoea. Never Known to Fail 0 Lecture by W. K. MERRILL of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company “I want to «ay a f< w wor«la for (’Imm ’ iHTlain’w Colic, Cholera and Diarrli<a*a Remedy. I have uae«! thia pre|«urnlion in my family for the pa**t five year« and have m v«*r known it to fail to «*ffe«*t a 1 <*i>re in any iindance. I feel that I can i Pertaining not way t«*» much for the heat reme«ly <»f tlw world.” 8 .h in-<.fi. HprinsGrove, ‘7bdr.^7../...... .... "lv ,H Illustrated with 140 Views to Telephone Matters in All Parts of the Country . _ • • •■ i rw • i u An Instructive and Entertaining Hour Is Promised You Livery Rigs by day or trip Transportation of Haggage or Families Phone Orders Promptly Attended to Boring Livery Stable’s Stage Line MEETS 9:30 car Irom PORTLAND, arriving at BORING 10:35 a. m., making connection at SANDY with stage lor SALMON and WELCH’S. LEAVES SANDY at 12:30 noon, connecting with car leaving BORING for PORTLAND at 2:05 p. m. Morgan & Donahue, Props % BORING, OREGON I
