The Gate Keeper
Great Sacrifice Sale of Lumber
"la Faith, la Hope, la Charity, and with fidelity."
Multnomah County Grangers are to spelling match was enjoyed, the Byer*
be congratulated upon the success *o •ide winning ami each receiving a stick
far attained in this, their first attempt of gum am! the k sing side a toothpick
to hold a County Pair Every fanner e ich.
A very enjoyable feature of the occa­
now recognizes the fact that the
sion wan a comic solo by Win Byers.
Grange la doing something worth
Resolutions a« re passed asking every
while It has not only brought things |
grange in the county to co-operate in
to pass In the securing of legislation
the securing of a county road from Fair*
favorable to the farmer, but is also view to the Columbia river. The own­
doing thing* that are of vital interest er« of the Sun lhal ranch ami Graham
Stock consists principally of rough I uiu I kt .
to every farmer iu this and adjoining A Lusher offered a free right of way for
1x4—16, 20, 24 It. . $7.50 M 2x4 24 ft. . . . $B-25 M
count lea.
From the time the big same. A splendid road can l»e built to
1x6—16, 20, 24 ft. . 7.50 M 2x0 -16, 20, 24 It.
H.25 M
Fair wai »poken of until today—the a tine «teamboat landing by building
Grange has stood nobly by
Fresi one small bridge and about a half mile
1x8—16, 20, 24 It. . 7.50 M 2x8 -16, 20, 24 It.
8.25 M
dent J. A. Johnson has shown himself of piling. When complete this would
Various odds and ends ttx> numerous to mention.
to be a past master in the art of or­ encourage the farmers of I-a t'amas ami In readings 2.363. iu debate t.363
ganization. and through his efficient Washougal, Wash., to cross the river at .Duly seventy-six granges use printed
corp* of Grange and other workers thia point and trade in Portland in­ programme*. Seventeen conferred de
grees without manuals, although fifty-
has accomplished wonders in a short stead of in Vancouver.
Buy now when you have the opportunity of buying cheap. Come at
flve partially dispensed with their use.
time.
As there are just about twice as many
once before the stock is sold out.
Rockwood
grange
initiated
seven
new
I
Saturday. October the 5th has been
gniiig»'« tn the state as reported and
COTTRILL
designated by the building committee member* last We>ln«*lay night. A as those reporting were froui every
MitM Evil Srhnvulvi h it la>t Friday
as building day—every Granger, far­ half dozen more are slated for next | county and fairly represented the en
the number* above given for Newl>orgt where «he will stay with
mer, man or boy in the county, is meeting, Great enthusiasm is living
shown for the coming fair by all its niny
doubled to give an approxt- relative« and attend »chool.
asked to report on that day on the
Mill it* l«»vat«sl Lvvt» milt*.«« s«nilh <4 I’lviiMiiiit !l>»int’ and Orient and two miles « i-t «»I Boring
member*, who propose to raise a crowd mate idea of the work of all the
The Ball dryer is working two shift« a
Fair grounds as early as poasib e in
next Tuesday or Wednesday and put in granges lu the Empire State from night, «ml four day shift*.
the morning—with hammer and saw.
April 1 to July 1. 1907.
a day on the fair buildings.
Cottrell was well representtsl at the
prepared to put in a good day's work
How to Cure a Cold
Grange basket MM'ial given at Orient
at Lirexltam and visited her friend. Mis*
for the benefit of the Fair. Lunch
SANDY
New Hampshire Grange Notes.
The •pii’stion of bow to cure a cold
will be served in the Grange Hall to Clackamds <ount> lair at blddstone Three special meetings will l>e held I a H Swtnrvlay evening. There were 10
Frank McGtigm was a Saiwly visitor May l.illlepagv.
Born t«> Mr. and Mrs. (*. IvValle) without unmeeswary loss «»f time la one
every worker. Come and help us out.
last Sunday.
Clackamaa county will hoi,! its first In different |>arts of the state to confer Imskets, which averaged |2 ik’ a piece.
in which we are all more or h as inter«
The subject of Rev. Sherrill’s sermon
The Grange should at least have annual fair at Gladstone Park, Thurs­ the sixth degree on such uieiul>ers of
A furniture «tore ami an undertaking Tuesday, Sept. 21, a boy.
the Order as desire to take the seventh Sunday morning will l»e, "High Ideals.”
rated,
(or the quicker a cold is gotten
one representative in the Royal Ret­ day. Friday amt Saturday and Satur-
C. J. i.itllcpagt* drove I«» Gresham
establishment are Inung built at Sandy
it the national grange. These *prcl«l
rid <•( the less the danger <»f pneumonia
inue. preferably the Queen, but if not da, October 10,11 and 12. The move­ meetings will be held at Portsmouth. In the evening, “Faith and Works.”
Sun* lay.
on the old Chase estate.
and other serious diseases. B W. L.
The Christian Endeavor was well at­
the Queen, then at least the chief ment was started by the grange of Kwne and Littletown. Perhaps other
Mr. Marshall, salesman f«»r the thm
Quite a number of In.Ilan.*« of th«*
Hall of Waverly, Va . lias uaed Cham«
Clackamas
county
and
is
the
first
festi
­
tended
last
Suiulay.
Che
leader
was
meetings w ill Is* arranged later.
maid of honor. This can easily be
Warm Springs sgenev, with their fami­ of Mitchell, l«*wisA Slaver of Pi«rtland. I sm lam's Cough Remedy f«»r years ami
More granges thau ever tiefore are Clifford Schneider.
accomplished if our members will take val < ( the kind ever hel l in Clackamas
lies anti l*ands of horst»«, have *|*enl the was selling w < mh | saws in thia vicinity siiiw • I firmly Is’lievr (’hamlterlalli's
pa>*i week around San«ly trading ami this wrck.
an active instead of a passive interest county. It will I* strietlv an agricul­ secepting the geuerous offer of the
Cough Remedy I«» l»v almolulely the la’«l
tural show, complete in every detail, trustees of the New Hampshire College
Inlying supplies for the winter.
in the Queen contest A number of
MLLKOSL
pn-|»aratioii on the market for colds.
if
Agriculture
and
the
Mechanic
Arts
the exhibits of cattle, horses, sheep,
merchants are giving one five-cent
Herman Miller, al present in charge
MISO
I have rvo»mmended it to my friends,
Wm. Jone* is *eriou*ly ill at the home
goats, hogs, poultry, etc., being excep­ in providing sebolarshliw for some stu-
of the Strause place near Pleasant
vole for Queen of the carnival on ev tionally large. A continuous carnival lent selected by each grange, aud the of hi* daughter, Mrs. 8. \ Stafford.
Maliel Jonsrml is tpiitr ill. Gill»«*rt an*I they all agree with me.” For sale
Home, has cured a cottage in Sandy,
ery dollar purchase from their store of fun has also been arranged. Admis­ *omlng freshman class at the college
Kev. ami Mrs. W<a«l are attending where lie will simui move a ith his faul­ llauglum Is slowly gaining strength aft Io all druggists.
When trading with these firms plan to sion: Adults, 25c; children under 12 will be a large one.
er his severe illucss.
the
Methodist
conference
this
week.
The executive committee of the s’ate
ty
buy at least one or more even dollars years of age. Ilk*.
Bargains in the, “Herald Vuul A«!« ”
Rev. Iloien, the Norwegian Baptist
graugv has accepted the Invitation of
Mr. and Win. Pars* ns and Mr. ami
Mrs. R. II Fay and daughter of Port­ missionary for Oregon, held mevling* at
worth of goods at one time Ask for
he Manchester board of trade to Mrs. Harvey Wilson attended confer­
land have returned to the city after a Kelso last Sunday ami Monday.
one vote on every dollar purchase
hold the next state grange camp meet­ ence Sun,lay.
pleasant visit a it!» Mrs, McElroy.
HISTORICAL FACTS.
ing at Manchester on l»ee. 17 to 19.
Ask your friends to do the same, and
English services will Is« held in the |
Mrs. Alfred Baker, wh has resided in
Frizes for essays presented by the
Mrs. Idleman, a former reaulent of
i
then vote for your choice for Queen—
A Little Information Which Every rhlldren of different granges will 1« Melrose for several years, leaves this Sandy, was a pleasant visitor here last Lutheran church Tuesday $<veiling by
there are three candidates in East
Rev Mr. Hag a*«.
Granger Should Possess.
given by the Concord State fair this week for Portland, where she will occu­ week.
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4lll, ’>tl> «11*1 ihirii.blr Sta
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Multnomah. Miss Mignion Martin of
The uatloual grange was organized .‘all.
>
OMI <H»N !
Th«* Lid us Aid society sp« nt a very ! PORILANl».
py her new home.
John II. Revenue was a Samlv visitor pleasant afternoon at the home of Mis. •
Montavilla. Miss Florence Stafford of Dee. 4. 1867. but its permanent organ­ Londonderry grange will hold a fair
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Mrs. Osburn of Michigan was the last Sunday.
Troutdale, and Miss Lucy Metzger of ization as a delegated body was not this fall.
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ihdv rollerete, file pr«»o( h«»lrl *
T. G Joiisrud last Thunslav.
guest
of
her
cousin,
Mrs
>am
Strebin,
Z
.
|
!..
!
i
ik*
|t»io
lin*
«
Gresham. Every one of these girls perfected until the sixth annual ses­
Oswald Bruner has returned from • union «lep“t Cars i$a<M tlie «l««»r •
recently.
Grange to Bo Represontod.
are worthy of any office that may be sion. which was held at Georgetown.
J ' • mi beat etectrn lighUi, bol £
U’l’tK lAlOLKIll
Eastern Oreg«»n t«> visit his («»Iks.
D. C., In January. 1*73, at which time
J. Adams of Portland visited at l.one
con
w
ill
be
held
a
On
Oct.
22
there
conferred upon them—You do not delegates from nine state granges, rep­
• ntid c«»l«l water in every rm»m •
fereuce at Chicago under the auspices Grove Farm last week.
Mrs
Rtwa
ami
«laughter
Liura
were
I
• S|M*cial t at« * hy w« « k *«r m««nth •
need to be backward about spending resenting 1.362 sul«rdinate granges, it the National Civic federation,
K ilog X
• i ii- !..dha on everv J■ •
Miss F.valvn Ijim vnite-l her father in the metropolis last u« « k
money on them. Get your Grange to were present. The seventh annual ses­ Among the l-odles to lie represented
Don't fail l*» give (ormer address as • Il |s*r «!n\ ami up N M HIICL htf •
over Sunday. Miss Ijiin is attending
Ole Ikxleen purchast*«! tw«»eow* at th«* well ns to-w om* in asking I«» have y«»ur
make up a sum and spend it on our sion was held at St. Louts. Mo. In 3 the National grange The object of
J Ut« IBJ itTNt Ut (t VMM 0«M<
t
the Portland high wlael.
Shelley auction last wc« k.
Herald s« nl t«» m*w |M»»t«»t!l»*«*.
choice of these candidates. Portland. February. 1874. There were thirty two the conference is to discuss tt-> rela­
«•••••••••••••»••••••••••e
states and two territories represented. tion between the national and state
Mis« France, who is teaching the Ce­
Alvin Floss, our «»Id nrighlior, wa«
East and West Sides. St Johns, and During the year 1874 12.UU0 granges
governments In regard to the control dar school, visited her si-t.-r in Portlaud seen here Sunday.
Mount Scott are all at work, but are were organized, and receipts therefrom
> Of<3l«ca»<3»ic> O» o»o»o* <o«o»*o»
ni
jf the great corporations. It is an
last Saturday ami Hunday.
Mr. ami Mrs. I*. An«lenk>n visited at
not leading. East Multnomah has the were $216,381. The declaration of pur- aonneed that forty-one governors of
DOUGLASS STORE,
Pleasant Home
Miss l.yda Brain hall and little broth­ > Salzman’s on Sutnlay.
lead and can keep it if we try. Let pose was adopted at the seventh an- ■tntes have api*>lnted delegates for
I he Big (lucwslng Content now on will Close (kt. I
W. Hit ks has secured a position at
us all pull together and elect our nual session-a document w hich still the meeting, and a number of the er Carl visited relatives in Portland Sat­
elicits admiration and challenges criti­ governors have signified their luteu urday.
I* il>t Prize, BABY t.RASD Jt’VEMLE PIANO. Hecond and
Palmer's mill.
Queen.
Third Prizes in l‘r«»|s»iti«»n.
I cism. The eighth aunual session was -ion to be present in {<erson.
Frank
Knirriem
has
g«»nr
to
Fairview
held at Charlestown, 8. C-, In Febru­
to build a barn for his father in law. Mr.
SC I !<><>!. KOOK K XC I I A N< il<
Austin T. Buxton, Master of the ary. 1873, and thirty-six states and ter­ Essex county. N J.. Pomona had a
POWELL VAILEY
Butler.
tire Ii<:id«|uattrrs h»r all th. X« w Sehm»ll»«»«»k* Al*»
Oregon State Grange, has arranged ritories were represented. In 1874 do­ mammoth plonk' on Aug 15. It la
(’ai l Christensen received third count)
nations amounting to $54.815 were
t«> Lilies <>( Tablets, I*'m ils, I*, ns ami Ink, at Right Prices.
Mr. Shnultz has Iwnight the timber «»n
for a general contest among all the made to the state granges, pro rata to «stfmated that over 15.000 people were prize and first prize in division 3 for th«*
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subordinate granges of the state, for the number of granges in each state, »resent. The speaker* were James I.. asters he exhibited at the aster show. Peter Brown's place, anti expert« to
?owles of the Postal Progress league.
mak«* it into cord w < mn |.
which prizes will be given. The con­ to relieve suffering among the mem­
National lecturer Gaunt and National Ilis little sister Mary receive* I third
A numls*r «»f y«»ung |>eopie fr«»m this
test will open October 1. and continue bers of the Order caused by floods and Master Bachelder. whose theme was priz** in «livision 3. an«! also a special
crop
failures.
The
secretary's
office
for six months. A similar contest
the "Benefit of the Grange to the Agri
prize for the arrangement «»( her tl »wers. nvighlMirh'MMl «|M*nt Sunday rieiiingat
was moved to Louisville. Ky.. in 1875,
Schoultz’ listening to the grnphophone
was carried on last year, the prizes and the national grange convened there sulturist."
School district 2t> opened Monday,
Will (’row«toil visited in this vicinity
having been announced and awarded in November of that year. Up to 1875
Sept.
16,
with
Miss
Pauline
lleacock,
At a prize »(leaking contest held at
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•
at the Hood River session of the State 24.290 charters had been Issued After 3aeida county i.N. Y.i Pomona grange principal, an«l Mis- Lyda Brain ha 11, as­ hist Week.
that a reaction took place. Instead of meeting Miss Ethel Schiddlemau was sistant.
Grange last May.
The prizes this year will be in the $42.9u2 from state grange dues in 1875 (warded the first prize and will repre-
SYC AMORT
nature of premiums, consisting of there was only $12.319 In 1879. aud lent that Pomona at the state grange
All Eligible for Registration.
.
half the amount bad been furnished by
Miss
Bell
Bear*l,
who has l»een visit­ *
LISLEDS
banners, altar covers, grange jewels the national grange In readjustments ■peaking contest
ing in the east, has returnetl. Iler sis­
*
Everyone
a
Prize
Winner.
*
The Ladies II »me Mission society met
and implements, a score of 2700 points of dues and donations. Up to 1879
ter, Mrs. C. E Archer,nc«•«»mpam«*«l her
with Mrs. J. Ma nary last Wednesday
$100.000 was refunded aud donated to
being necessary to win a choice.
Imine.
THE GRANGE PRESS.
afternoon. There were about twenty-
• WEBB FARMS
TROUTDALE, OREGON • •
In connection with his announce the state granges. In that year only
Mr. Bauman has returned fr«»m l’«»rt- •
seventeen
granges
were
organized,
ment the state master says:
A Powerful Influence In the Promotion five member-« present, am! also some
quite a contrast from the 1X000 organ­
visitors who wer«- Mrs. Vanzan ami l:in«l ami is able t*» Is* up and aroiiml
of the Order.
"With the increased number of dis­ ized in 1874, only five years before. In
i
«laughter,
recently frofn Alaska, ami some.
[Special
Correspondence.)
tricts this year the prizes will be wide­ 1875 there were 3,0110 deputies employ­
Mrs. Frost has been quite ill th«* past
Ever since the grange made e<!ora­ Grand|« and < irandtna Lusted. Lunch
ly distributed, as they are arranged ed. aud, as the balance of the receipts
week.
tion
the
most
prominent
feature
In
Its
was
serve*
’
and
all
expressed
themsclv«*M
In three classes, and the executive from the expenditures had fallen to
t .. ih > voi r
•
work it has had a powerful ally In as having a tine time.
Misses (o-rlrude ami (’<« il Ris kaell
committee would be pleased to have $G.4<>8. bonds amounting to $15,000 the grange press, and the managers
were ordered sold, but not until 1882
“Teas” are !>econiing quite fashion­ of P«»rllan<), Miss lng«*r Loy of l.nthvr
every grange in the state win a prize, was the last sale of bonds made to of periodicals in general have been able
ami Misses Mattie ami Ik-rlha Baumann
which is possible All that is neces­ cover the deficiency. Since that time seconds. The rapid Increase several able in this vicinity. Mrs. Geo. Lustvtl
entertained a number of her fiiendsin were guests ••( Mrs Thomas Sumlay.
sary is for a grange to meet promptly the balance has been on the right side years since In the number of granges
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SPIXIAI. I Y OF HOMSI SHOI IN«l.
t'l’- lO-l>A11
APPI.IANCF *
this way on Thursday last, Sandwiches,
Mrs. T. Hall is <piit<* sick*
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l(»M IIMI SIIIINO, INCLUI»IN<1 I’A 11 ..NT IIHI CtMtllW.
*
have a good attendance of officers and of the ledger.
in New Hampshire. In the membership cake, ¡»each«.**, hanannas and cocoa were
Forrest Jenne is attvmling the P«»rt-
member, put in full time and report
and
in
the
favorable change In public s»*rv«‘«l. It is needless to ray that a
Busy New York Granges.
land aca«lemy.
facts.''
State Lecturer Shepard of New sentiment In relation to the work of very pleasant time was liad, as all of
the
Order
of
Patrons
of
Husbandry
was
F. M. Gil), of Estacada, has been ap York has iaaued a blank form to sub­
Mrs. Lusted’« friends know wirst a
• TROUTDALE,
-
-
-
-
OREGON •
pointed contest superintendent.
ordinate grand lecturers for reports materially aided by the support of the charming hostess she is.
SEC1I0N LINt
along various lines of grange work. press. The mission of the grange, the
Mrs.
II.
Carjienter
ami
<*bildrvn
an
Mr. ami Mrs. E. I>. Hamilton were
Only about one-half the granges in the steady, jxTsjstent and unselfish efforts
Fairview grange held a most enthusi­ state reported for the quarter ended of its leaders, would have coDmended callers at th«* home of Arnold Rueggan«! visiting relatives at. The Dalles.
O. E. Warnecke of Brownsville was n
astic meeting last Wednesday. A July 1, or 286. of which number 104 the Order to the serious attention of family Sunday.
WE ARE IIEAIXjUAKTEKH FOR
thoughtful people, but its progress
gn«*st at ILizelw« mm I farm, th«* home of
sumptuous repast was enjoyed at noon. held public meetings during the quar­
Guy
Robertson
was
a
Gresham
visitor
would
have
been
comparatively
slow
his mother.
The lecture hour was replete with new ter with 3.413 visitors, and the number without the aid of the press. Having Monday.
and entertaining features, among them of applications for memliership trace­ realized the possibilities of the grange,
Wm Ketclmin ami wife «»f the Dalles
Miss
Ethel
Wilkenson
accomp.ini**«!
being a spelling a spelling match. Mrs. able to the meetings was 111. Of 234 the editorial fraternity Increased Its Miss Marian Robertson home Friday were visitors in our section recently.,
granges reporting on lecturers' pro­
ah well ns the leading brands <»f
C. W. Shepard, lecturer, and Mrs. Wm. grammes It was shown that those par­
The owners of th«’ ten-a< re l«»t of tin*
and staid until Sunday.
(Continued on Troutdale nige.)
Byers were leaders. A real -Al time ticipating In music numbered 2.617,
l.ittle
H«»mes
tract,
east
<»f
th«*
s«*v«*n-
Quite a number from these parts at­
tended th«* bask« t social given by the mih* home, are planning t«» biiihl a house
grange last Saturday evening at Orient. this fall.
AT I.OWE8T POMfllBI.E PRICE»«
Miles Arnspiger nml family of Port
Mr. an«I Mrs. John Sleret are making
an extende«! visit at Yaquina Bay with laml were guests at Arnspiger Ixslg«* on
Mr. and Mrs. Scoville, formerly of Cot­ Munday.
Donald Fetisy of Ixnits is doing some
trell. They expe«*t to return in als»ut a
carpenter work at Bucklw’s for a f«*w
week.
Max Davies and John Burby were do­ days.
Alfr«*«l Kchloth of Mt. Tals»r gave us a
ing business in these parts last Monday.
Mr. Peterson and I.. A. Davies mule call on Momlay with gun and dog.
a busirmsa trip to Portlund last Satur­
day.
CORBtn
Firwt-rl**. *reon>ino<l«li<>ii<
beg to announce
<'<>in ii r<-iH1 trnili. M>liciU*C
F. C. Re«*«! ma«le a trip to Portland
Clean I mh I* hik I k < h >I iik nlJ
«Saturday.
PLEASAN1 VIEW
To the many citizens of northeastern Clackamas county that they have
Albian Floss, formerly of this place
Feed Slibl« in Ctnntchv*
Mm. Mary Storm wan the guest of her
but now residing near Portland, was
opened a First-class General Store in connection with the Post-
mother Saturday and Sunday.
here Sunday.
CASPER JUNKER, Prop.'
R;il I Ji Rooney and wife are visiting
office at Bull Run
Mrs. Gleason is at the Goo«l Samari­
with Mrs. llenkle.
Sandy,
Oregon
tan h«»spitHl. suffering with a s«*v«*r«* at­
John llenrn of Portland innle a flying tack <»( quinsy.
DAILY STAGE TO GRESHAM
business trip out here Monday.
Mr*. Myrta ({■■<*<1 H|x>nt Monday in
Bert Rirhey of Bellwood, and Mr«. Portland with her daughter Eva.
They will also operate a daily stage for the accommodation of passengers
Berkeley of Portland were pleasant cal­
Mia* .May Walker of Bridal Veil i* aa-
lers at the home of James Richey Sun­
between Gresham and Bull Run.
aiatinK in Gleaaon’a .tore.
day.
Geo. lireraell and N. I*. Gleaaon made ,
I.ucile Berk«*l«*y returned to her home
a trip to tile Gehhardt A Burkholder
with Mrs. Allie Richey on Sunday, after
mill Sunday.
a month’s visit with her mother in Port-
Miaa Belle Walker of Bridal Veil via-
Ian«!.
ited her ainter May Munday.
Miss Winona <>gd«*n wishes to inform
Janie« Ellia of Portland waa a Sunday
her friends that she was successful in se­
curing the scholarship «I m * was working viaitor her*.
Miaa Ethelyn Hmith went to McMinn­
for, al*«» to thank her friends for the
help they so kindly gave her.
i ville Thuraday ami on her return (topped
Timber exhausted, mill closed down
and lumber remaining must be sold
at once
Correspondence
KELSO TIE CO.
Boring, Oregon
¡Hotel St. Philip
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9
9
9
9
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FOR
SALE
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: Thoroughbred Lincoln Rom Lambs :
: We are Prepared . . .
:
:
Blacksmithing EEL:
Jas. H. Latham,
Edison Phonographs and Records
Flour, Feed, and Groceries
Leete = Roberts Company
BULL RUN, ORE.
STAGE Leaves
Arrives
Leaves
Arrives
Bull Run 7:00
Gresham 10:00
Gresham I0:<30
Bull Run 2:00
a
a
a
P
JOHN BROWN, K,~
UHi-Sandy Hotel
m.
in
m
in
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