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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1907)
FROUTDALE SPECIAL SAL ri UNII! OCTOBER 15, 1007 We will M'll th« billowing »lac« of «air big »lot k of One and Two-inch ROUGH LUMBER 16 and 24- foot Length4 AT REDUCED PRICES 5,000 Irrt ol 2x0 5,000 irrt ui 1x12 50,000 feet ol 1x8 5,000 feet of 1x10 25,000 feet of 1x6 20,000 feet of 1x4 16,000 feet of 2x4 25,000 feet of 2x8 The mill is running full time and is constantly turning out these sizes, so you do not need to be afraid but what we can fill your wants. STRAUS LUMBER CO. 3-4 Mile East of Kelsc R(M KW06D The Gate Keeper J. Kichm<»n<! b.o* lundM-ron tlicgrom <1 for m new «torr buikling. I(o<kw<><>«l w ill llrtm lmv<* ll»i« «* Mt*.tv*. No d«»i|bt ••I« I'alth, In Mope, In Charity, and with fidelity.** Mr. Richmond willg«*t hi* ►hat«* •>! the tittflr, a* hr in h man of »t« rling intrg- inuken Mh pping »tunc« hi the lnd«lt*r of I he Imporldm c of Aqrk ullurc rity, and I* u« ll lik<*d in th«* «■• mmtinity ch»ru«'t«*r Ntt'l k now 1« «Igc. The grange WA* orgiiH/ed for Ih«» ex- R in K wixm I grnngr im <*omiug to th* N*»l luxury, but nu<T**ity 1« the moth p««-W* pnrjMtMC of nuBlMlIlig the fai m« r in er <»f invention. I he »ii|»ci llint v of the front thuM* day**. They iniliatod rtx new In* evvrv «lay life. It »till r«ali/«s the I hry city |»rrv«»nl« «hgcMtnm uml itRftimilalion. member» Ml Ihrir l;i«C in«*« ting. Importance of agriculture, and I« trying Il huR I h * cii N»i«| Hint Lincoln knew more will have no «lay meeting thi* month a* In ever) way possible lo empinóme the with hl» three hook«, the Bible, Lnit xi it come» during th«* fair. thought. The following wit*« I*- from Siitir» |li»lory and Pilgrim» I rogren», . Mr» I*. L. Herring died at the Good the pen of Haiti«. Hill Brownhill »et» ihnn muftt men of t«M|ay with all their Samaritan hospital l»*l I rtdav Sbr forth a ntimlier of fa. ta along thia line I nmi U r ami literature. waa a woman who hmm well liked in the lh.it atr well worth the tint«* to r«.<>! Where can there bu greater opportu- community and »he ulwavn bad a plr.i*- th«’ country er« ah * th«» wealth, th«* ntly for *lev«*lopmciil <d mental« upa< ity, ant w«»r«| f<»r every om . she will tn* city mat kata it. Idn *ily is tin busi* high idcMlw, grcMt ambitions, »ound mourned by a boat of friend*. Fui.et.il ««••» agent of th«* country. lilortilM, h»vr of th»* g«Mn| Mix I lM*Atltiiul. Her\ I« «*» W * rv «■«Hidiu bnl at the Catholic Th«’ »"Hi and daughter» of the «•«•»! are mnw « II »* ht.«w n ami mu«« Ir, than in church on Munday, Get. 7. th«* panilla of the city with ila wealth th»* country. The youth who im mc * J. RohiiiMon wan «ailing on le*ckw<HM| and livntiG . >piaint«*«l w ilh nature van l>«*it«-r undvr- XX hieb la the greater the roots or Hi«* wtaml m i« ii«-c ami att, muwie «nd |<M*try, friend« Saturday and Sumlny. Erne«t Burdick and wife vi**itc-l at branche* of a tree? Cut away tin* f«»r he ha» alica«lv learned the (umla- the home of her parent», Mr. ami Mr«. bran« lira and the tree will grow again, mental rule». T h , I or Sunday, harm the root and destruction is cei tain. The falling of tin apple MUggeNted th«* In the greater market oí i r«»fe*ai«>n* idea of gravitation, the lightning that I Good hunting dog* ar«* in great »le th<* higlivftl priced i* that created in th«- of electricity. Bryant*» Thanat«>|*t* lit mand lhri»r day», » » ate CbincM* phra»- country. Il i» i ut th«* advantage», but nature npplic«l to man.—IL H B. anta. the um* we make of wh.it we have that • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ • Hylund Bros. [EE*»« 168 FIFTH ureuaiTS tiik ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft SIRFin ft i»«M»n»vri< a Bruch Steri 211 Second Street School BooksM.. Il Hight, Hold or I'.xchang«*«!. Rrmellllier place. I’oHri utn, <> r . •••••••••••••••••••••••••ft ft • PASTURAGE • • ft ft ft Columbia grange met in regular •eft- THRU-SIX •Ion on Saturday with a fuirly goo«l at- Cha». Newland ha» gon«* to Seattle to trmlnncv. It w rtR derided I«» give a Hal- luwvvii dan»«* Oct. 2tl. The committer ’atten«! bis »ister's wed«iing. • of young propl«* having « barge of the L. F. Pri’lcmore made a trip to Samly danrr n> r«»m|*.*«•«I of th«* following Miss ami Bullrun la»t w«*ek. Lilly RsaxmuMsrn, Mi*s Stella An<lrrm*n Mr». C. Coffman his returned from a C Kntvririu and L. Briifivld. two week»* trip to Portland. She s|*enl I nine day« of th«* two w«*ck- in the hoa- Bargain» in the, Herald Want Ads.” ; pital and was the gu«*st of Mm. ! Wanavott the rest of Hie time. I. J ■ week, mill. Mr. F. II. Beach is visiting at Glad* atone, Clackamas nini Oregon City. A. B. Brook ha■» returned from lit»- quiam, Wash. 'Ose $1.00 n Month PLEASAN I VIEW PROTECTS YOU Mrs. Florence Kellar of Athena i- vis- ting her old friends and relatives in this neighiMirliocMl. Chua. Bramhall is nt the lie« lai dr of his aged father, who is not expected to recover. Little I gnus Wand is very ill with ty phoid fever. Mrs. Frommelt is seriously ill with bronchitis. Miss Emma laimbcrt of Portland « tine <»ut Sunday on account «»f the illness «»f her little nephew. The Seidl family, who have b«*en hav ing the mumps, are all getting along (1 ne. : j. i. HifkiiN, Admlnl.tr.tri«' 5 otite No|lr«< I. lirri by glvt'ii timi lite ti tuie r»i|tm*«t by ati «»r«ter ut ihr ruuttly «-»uri *»f Miiltiioiuali mitnljr. »»rvgmi. ha* 1« «u appolhl« 4 «• ««liiihi htralrli «»( Ibi* c*talc «>i XVliliali« F Ertili««, «t«-« «’A*v<l All |M*r«on» havhiK elaitua Ngnliint ■ Web i'fcttit*’ «re r**«p||re«f In |»r torni lllrlll w libili slt luoiitb» troni lh<* «tal«* <»f Ibi* nuli«*«*, wIIb Ih«* |»r<»|K*r voucher* t«» llic tni«ler*igm*«l al ih«* iifllrr «»( E I» Diifur, 737 UbainlM-r «»i Collimi n e, Portland. <»»••««•»» l*«t«*<l ibi* loth day ut *-|»t«*ml»«’r. l’Hi*. MARuARKr KrriNu. Adinhilatratrli Fimi pnbllcallun Srp< 19. !•«! Ol 11. 41 against Sickness, Accident ami »«•th lecidtnh «ill Happen Get Protect:«« Avoid I h hik n <-ane of rliarit) hi til«' hands of others NORTHWESTERN HEALTH ANO ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION OF »•’»KTI ASn, *OKR«.OS Call or write John Bruun, Agt., K o »*U w « mm L °r. MEET ME ON THE EURROVV ai mi: Multnomah County and Grange Fair and Carnival If you want to learn how to keep your buildings insured in an absolutely safe insurance association at cost. There is only one one mutual company— I I The Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMinnville TRIED, TESTED, and never found wanting. For full particulars and insurance, call on write -or phone John Brown, A^t., Rockwood, Or I’llONK GRESHAM 311 wliich h being held in Third Presbyter ian church, lieginning Thurnday ami extending over Humlar. Rev G»o M* Kin’ey of Hpokan« W 4M a ' guest of keV. w. T. Scott a few day« The frame work for l>. I Buxton*» ago. new barn iw ladng put in place The Geo. Boyer and wife ami Mr*. Taylor, building iw to I m * :XJ170 l«et with ft/tjl all t>l Purylaml, have I smau giMt>»h» lately p*>«t*. j of Mr and Mr«. C Shepard. Mrs. Tay- j H. H. I»gaii and wife are now e«tal> lor *|*ent last week with them. h*h»<i ill their hew »tor« iMiildmg, which .Miss Christim* John of Portland wa* is n roomy, well-finished vtructure liuth a welcom« guest of fricml« here uwr tiiMid* and outside, ami i« an excellent Sunday. -tait towaid rebuihlmg th** burned Mi»s May Sherwood of T»-rry visited bio« k. .Mr«. A. T Tiller*« building un friend« here Tuesday. the opposite corner iv al*» n«*arly con»- A. L. Turner is enlarging th«? barn on pleted, ami is much th«* *arne ulylr of his place west of Fairview building ■» Mr. L<*gan's. Thia buihling T. It. Howitt ami Napoleon i*avi» wdl I m ? **•< upied by L Helming'« saloon, with living r< um« at the rear and up have lieen having several tons of bay stairs. | bailed. Mm. M. C. Cornett en’e taim-d the Chas. Ruwley, Hr., ha* purchuMed the rcHaiirant ami ronfeetionery «tore from laohes Ai l lexiety of Smith Memorial I homitH Conlrr, and will take charge church on Wednesday afternoon of this very »o»m. Tire <'order family will move week. to Seattle. W. B. Jones Is Laid to Rest Th« first meeting ui Troutdale’» city council was held on Tnewlay evening, The funeral service« of W B. Junes of and various plans a«toptcd for improving Melrose were conducted from the new the city. Methodint church at that place la»t Sun Mr». I>. C. Allard ami two children of day afternoon by the paator, Rev. J. if Pall««*, Or., arc guest» ui Mr«. Francis W«#od. The interment was made in |Kuigla»»M cemetery. t Hard thia week. “ I’ncle Billy Jonea’' a# he wan com Arthur Richanlaun of Portland han monly called, wa» one of Oregon’» pio lawn visiting relatives her«- neers, ami crossed the plains with hi« I:>J m rt Hunter is preparing to move family in 1652. In 1*53 he took up a hi« family to Purilami, where he in ern- donation land claim near where Melroee ploj ed. Metliodist church now stamli*. There L'Hii« Voting I m making his home with he carved himaelf a home out of the for- hi- gramipatent« at Lat<>tirell, during e»»l ami lived there until the death of hi« mother*» al M*m-e in the L» f I. hi« uife two y«*arM ag«>. Sine® then he Air. Shumate of Ht. J«»* Mo., ia now haw made his home with bis chihlren. tn Trouldul«-. M-til here by "will A Co., > The death of Mr«. J«>n<*w was a great to over**-«* certain work in their plant altock to him an«! he has wince been , heir. growing feeble very rapidly9 but was Chas. Row lev, Jr , l«a- returned from able to I m * an und until the la* t ten day» several week’s stay with In* i*ietvr at lai of his lift*. The last few day« he wa- paralyxed and unable to take any f«»L ■ tiramle. Heath came on Saturday evening at 11« rmaii Bauman of Portland ha» been visiting S. S. I> gun, ami asaivting in the home of his daughter, Mrs. E. A. the painting of Mr. Logan's new build* i .Staffer* 1. Mrs. Stafford, Mr-. I). S. ' Ihmlmrof Fairview, Mr». Amanda Clark ing. of Spokane and J. A. Jones of Melrose, Fr«*«i Helming of Bc*»n g« r’i. Hide Co. « hildren ol Mr. Junes arc still living and of Portland is here in interest of the except Mrs. Clark, were all with him <-oirt)Mtiiy, and im staying witli hi» broth during bis illnem. Mrs. Clark just re- er, L. Helming. hm e I to her home, after an extended Sandy Richardson came «loan from vl»i| with her father. Baker City last week and »pent a few day» with relatives here. Kedches the Great Beyond Mrs. Van Houten has returned from a Mr« C. C. la*Val!ey of Corbett died few week»’ »lay in Eastern Oregon. on Saturday, Oct. 5, at her home. The Ernrftt .McKay of Beattie Las l*een ft funeral servi« es were lield Monday at gticwt of I E. ifarlow and wife. the grange hall and interment was made Mr». 11. IL Young of Portland visited in the Evans cemetery. friend» here recently. Mrs. I^eVallejr was the daughter of She Win. II*»» of Oklahoma City ia a Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Rickert. ' leaves a hu«l»an«l an«! five chi I Iren to giiot of his sister, Mrs. 1.. 11« lining. Mr». Inex Craghead has returned to ■ mourn her hiss besides her parents and Salem after a lev dat« visit with her one «i.-ter. UPPER lAIOliRTLL Mr. mid Mr« Fred Shoultx were in Portlan«l Saturday. We me very sorry to hear (lentil of Mr«, lx* Valiev, and our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family. Mr«. Hewer« had several caller« on Sunday. Mr. and Mm. I*. A nd«*men and «laugh ter visited at Rannitissen*» Sunday. Annie Benfield has returned home from her brother-in-law't* ranch near Portland. Mm. Ada Benfield has returned from a visit with her mother and father in British Columbia. She says th«* weath er ia very c« Id up there, fr«»st and snow having already ap|»eaied. Mra. II. W. C«»rbvtt and a relative of Portland s|>cnt Sunday al their aumincr home at Corl*ctt. mother, Mrs. Frances Allard. Rev. C. E. (.'randall preached hb fare- w< II sermon here last Sunday evening. Subscribers. Take Note Commenting November 1, 1107. the subscription price of this paper will be raised to fl.50 ¡»er year, ¡«ayable in ad vance. Subseriptions may be renewed for one or more year.» at the old rate of tl.00 per year till that time. The pa pers of all delinquent subscribers will tie * topped November 1. 1907, and the amounts due under same charged to their accounts, which will be immedi ately turned over to our attorney for collection. If yop do not want your name to appear on our delinquent list, pay up before November 1, 1907. Bev. C. E. Crandall* has revived an appointment to the Methodist church in Spear Fish, S utli Ihikota, and ex |.ect* to leave her«* with his family next Moi «1.iv. Mvmb*-r* of Mr. Crandall's pari>h regret very much to have him go. Mr. Crandall Iuu* done a great deal toward improving the town during his year’s «lay here, having l>oiight and im Watches and Jewelry pro\«- ! some lota and made a number of -RKI’AIRING A SPECIALTY- All Work GuRratiteed. improvements on the church prcqierty. F«»r Special Bargain« in Watches, See K Hunter has rented and will occupy Mm. Julia Snover - place, vacated by IL W. Wilcox an*I family. Last Wednesday the grange held its WATCHMAKER and JtHELLR regular meeting. There was an unusu 191 Morrison St., ally g*xxl attendance. The matter of having Fairview road extended through i PORTLAND, - - OREGON to Columbia river was discussed and Near Pap’s Restaurant. \ tpoleon l>avis, Calvin Shepard anti 11 • •••••••••••••••ft S. Stone were app'inte l a« a committee to draft resolutions tor petitioning the Afflkted with Sore Eyes for 33 Years county court for such a road. The lec "I had l>eei> afflicted with sore eyes turer pr«»|»o-ed a ?|>elling match as a change from the literary program, in for thirty-three years. Thirteen years which all joined with a good will. We ago I Lsvanie totally blind and was were not inforine * whether the new totally blind for six years. My eyes were badly inflamed. One of my neigh m« th«>1 of spelling was used or the old. bors insisted upon my trying Chamber Osburn Bros, of Portland are having lain's Salve ami gave n>e half a box of their propertv in Springview addition to it. To my surprise it healed my eyes Fairview surveyed into acre tracts. and inv sight came back to me.—I'. C. They have made th«* sale of a few tract.* Earls, Cynthiana, Ky. Chamberlain*a already. The property is a beautiful Salve is for sale by all druggists. grove, in which there are a numlier of different kinds of tr«»es. It is located west of Fairview t«>wn*ite, between the O. K «Y N. and P IL L. A P. Co.’s rail S. T. CROW way lines. A large spring of water is on the place, for which it is named. Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist T. K. Howitt has lieen away for a few < ► 30 Year» Experience ♦ «lavs buy ing cattle in Eastern Oregon. !! Operations a S] tj 4 Rev. F. E. B«*llingt<»n of Albany visit ’ ‘ Examinati«>ns _Frve t ed his sister, Mrs Axtell, here last i PHoNE FXRMER W J’t. ne ’ alls X week. < > rromptly Attemlvd to. 2 Rev. W. T. Scott is attending Presby ‘ < I ! ' ! A tery. which met at S 11 wood Presbyter HRrSHAM. - OREGON X ian church on Monday aiuT Tuesday of this week and the Synod of Oregon, < «♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ORE. TROUTDALE, Phone Farmers 281 Talk is Cheap Anyone can make big claims on paper. You don’t have to take our word for it. Call and look at our goods and prices, and “WE DO THE REST.” The Price Counts FOX is a pusher from way back. We’ve got the goods, they’re all paid for and the price is the thing that counts. Comparisons Invited On the basis of thorough comparison we are very happy to have our offerings placed alongside those of any other seller in field. School Supplies, Tablets, In Endless Profusion Agency for Exchange of School Books Groceries and Provisions, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hardware, Etc. WE ALSO BUY YOUR BUTTER, EGGS, ETC. Voles Given Away! tj S" for Your Choice for “Queen of the Carmivl” ■ Exclusive Styles in CORRECT FALL CLOTHES For Men at the Right Price $15 ™ $35 SHAPELY DERBIES THE LEE $3 HAT Fred I). Flora Comfortable Fall Undergarments $1.00 TO $3.50 Kid Gloves, $1 to $2 Welch If nl right WELCH ■ Dll it RIGHT The American Clothier TWO STORES MORRISON ST. WASHINGTON ST The Herald “Want Ads.” will save you money whether you want to buy or sell. LZS Harlow, Blaser & Harlow, » ( * 5’ BELIEVE IN PUSHING TROUTDALE TO THE FRONT Miss Florence Stafford K Troutdale’s candidate for Queen of the Multnomah and Grange Fair and Carnival at Gresham, October 16-19. Troutdale recently elected her Goddess of Liberty. Don’t Fail Now ! See that she is elected Queen, too. We will give one vote on every dollar purchase at our store for that purpose. Ask for your vote. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Masonic Building TROUTDALE, ORE