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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1907)
the bum« of Mm. A. T. Axtell laat Fir day /veiling in r«*pon*e to an invitation from Mm. Axtell and Mm. Jnek«on. The event wua in honor of Mi*« Eva’* and Mm Edith*» birthday*, and wa* a Word baa bam racrivrd < f th« draUi aurpriae foi the girl». ol Lloyd Hicklin at North Pacific Sana torium laH Himday. Funeral a rm ounce- merit« will I mj mail« when Mm. Sarah Hicklin, mother of I4oyd, arrive« from Bigleton, Wa«b. Little Berlin Wheeler died laat Mon I day evening, ami wa« buried Tue*«lay Phone Farmers 281 WSiEDS afternoon in Bough*« < • notary. Fu Mr«. Geo. Lu«U*<l i* the pr«»ti‘l !*>**•*- neral service* were held from Melrose Methudist church. Bertie waa the «on «or of h number <»f premium* in the of John Wheeler, ami wa* two and one- w»y of red, while ami blue ribbon» for half year* old. Heath wh - ranged from her exhibit» at the fair. ronanmption« inherited fr<»rn hia moth Anyone can make big claims on paper. B. J. <ioff came up thi* way Friday on er, who died when Bertie am * an infant. la hunting trip, and »orreeded in getting You don’t have to take our word for it The Troutdale chapter O. E. K. are one *ni|«\ 11« return«*! to bi* hom« in Call and look at our goods and prices, and Portlan»! Sunday. preparing to entertain th« Waahington ( 'lotpier of Portland on Saturday eve' “WE DO THE REST.” Mr. and Mr«. Fr«<! Wo«tell w» r« gii4 *t* ning. at th« home of Mr. and .Mr*. Geo. L um - Ju< k Greenwait baa broken th« record ted Saturday un»l Sunday. for catching rata. Kmc« Oct. Int he baa Mr. an<l Mr*. Ed Hamilton viaited catighl ISAM in the Union Meal Com Mr* J. Robert*>n Sunday. FOX is a pusher from way back. We’ve got the pany** plant. G. Moulton ha* built an addition to goods, they’re all paid for and the price is the thing A R. Warmeth ami wife of Belling Ina Imrn rerently. ham, Wash , have been visiting tlreir that counts. Melvin l/uig ha* accepted a l*Mition daughter, Mm. Win. Ea I* »in on the telephone line near New beg. Mr*. F. E. Harlow visited ill Portland He left Wednesday morning. the hr*t of the week. Mr. and Mr*. Will Hamilton of Van- Mr*. Aaron Fol is attending the couver vieit*-*! hi* brother, Ed Hamilton, Make all remittances payable to Beaver State Herald On the basis of thorough comparison we are very Woman*« Club in Salem thia week. jand family, laat Thurwlay and Friday, Gresham, Oregon. happy to have our offerings placed alongside those of Ban Mii kley, Bert Hoyt, John Iles- while attending the fair. Im and S. S. l»og«n have all been apply i (iuy RolM-rUon maiie a trip to Port any other seller in field. Kelly, second. Feed No 14 T (’. Miirkwurdt, first, Hu ing the paint brush to their buildings, land Sunday. I»Imito, 6 specimens; II <*<> a hi< h a id* much to the improvement j Mr. ami Mm. Erz made a buxine«« No Co W Ciawfotil, second, Hula of the low n. , trip to Portland la*t Tur.«« lay lmai, 6 ■ |H*clnielis; 5U celila Mr* Frame* Allard took her grand No. 82 It J Anderson. iiTond No. M W H Muxw.il, fl rat son, llesdon Metcalf, to Portland la*t In Endless Profusion Held Corn; &'• cents COIIKILL Squash. 3 specimens; 11 00 Friday for treatment. Little Headon i* No. 90 A It. Conrad, flrat. Hwir ’ 60 --W Crawford. second No Mrs. Killim i* staying in Portland very ill, and at thia date hi* recovery is Corn; 11.00. Squash. 3 iipeclmens; 50 cents taking »pecial treatment under a lady doubtful. No. 29 A T Johnson, second. No. 107 Kit Hchmeer. flrat, Toma Mr*. Carrie Powell ia improving her physician. Sweet ('urn; 50 cents toe., 6 specimens; II 00 pro|»erty with a new fence and a new Next Tuesday, Oct. 24, there will be a « No 2 If K Dai ». for beat d splat No 57—C. M Bake, flrat. Turnip. roof on the house ami general repair ! clearing bee at the l'lea.ant Home Bap- of Potatoes; |5 oo. C specimens; Il .00. | list church (or the purpise of taking the ing. No 29 A. T Johnson, first. Bur No 84—H M Btrucken, aecond. Mr«. B. B. Griffith* entertained her - itunip out and setting the fence over. second. Turnip. 0 ■poclmvna; 5»' banks, one-half Im* lie!, |l oo brother, Ban Kicbardaon, ami wife of The lauliee Ai<l will furnish the dinner. No 142 l> McKeown, see ml. Il'ir* cent* All who can do so are invited to come St. John* Sunday. nnd lend a helping hand. No. I—A J Stout. Watermelon. 3 banks one hulf bushel; fl i 0. Mm. John Hudson gave a party to No 2 If E Davis, firs'.. American spec.mens. |l 00 S. ('. Sherrill, jastor of the Baptist the little folk* la*t Saturday in honor ui No 10- H U Wall.ng. flrat. lied Wonder, one half bimlo-l. It 1,11 church, attended the Baptist state con her little *ou, lluroki * find birthday. No 24 D C F omh , swoiid. Amer! Winter Wheat, |l oO vention at Salem last wreck ami. reports Mr*. Nellie Gotham ha* inform«*«) her a most interesting ami profitable s«— No 243 4'haa Gedemka. aecoml. can Wonder. on« half bu bel : 11 < o. friend* liere of the illness of her lather. No J— If E Davis, first., Early snm ; interesting, because some of till- Iteit Winter Wheat; to cents. Mr. Bramhall, caused by a paralytic ablest Baptist ministers tilled their No 36- Alfred NlbUn. flrat. White Rose. |4 00 No. 1*0 Gill Urn., fl.ut. Garnet stroke. places well on the program; profitable, Winter Wheat; 1100. because the reports showed that there No. 96 John lillà», aecoud. White Chillies; fl <«> Milking Contest- had been good responses from the dif A Winter Wheat; 5'» centa First. Wlndal Cieve'and; |6 0o. ferent churche* and that the next year No 68— B Freatun. flrat. White Second. Ernest Anderson; ft.oO. will demand greater responses. Sprint; Il oy WE ALSO BUY YOUR BUTTER, EGGS, ETC. Mi»s Willena Shriner, who is em Needlework Department No 12—T. Bruegger. flrat. Milling ployed in Portland, visited home folks Best display—1, Mrs. M Wilkinson; Data; 11 00. Phone Farmers 281 F. S. Stapleton and family left for last Sunday. No ba II Preston. second. Milling 2, Mrs. F. McGrew. S.»fa pillow—1, their home in Y ’ onngstown, Ohio, last Miss Edna Bell' 2, Anna McKeown. Onta; 50 centa. The teacher, at the Cottrell school, No. 243—O (ledemka, first. Fil'd Hardanger wotk—I, Mrs Miller; 2. Sunday, after a two weeks’ visit with Mrs. Matthews and Miss Newton, at Mrs. Hattie Woatell. Ruga—1, Mi-" his parent,. J. H. Stapletun and wife. tended the teachers' institute held at Ing Oat,. ft M>. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a Cora Giese Curtains—I, Mrs. Marie Rev. C. E. Crandall and family left Oregon City this week. It might not Dinger; 2, Mrs. Gibb*. Silk quilt—I, for Spearhead, South Dakota, last Tues be amiss to «ay that the Cottnll school TO DO YOUR Mrs. 11. R. Wells. Silk craxy quilt—1, day, where they will reside. A number i, doing very progressive work. Mrs. A. Thompaon. Point lace—Mrs. of friends of the Crandalls gathered at The morning theme at the Baptist Wagner; 2, Mrs. <•. J. Brown. Tatting their Imine on Monday evening and church next Sunday will lie, "Some -*1. Mrs. R. K. Ryan; 2, Mrs Kane, gave them a welcome surprise, The Essential, of Christ’s Worker,:” even t'rncliet work—I, uncalled (or; 2, Mrs. evening was very pleasantly s|ient with ing, “A Good Tree and a Corrupt Tree.” SPECIALTY OF HORSESHOEING. UP-TO-DATE APPLIANCE tilblw. Drawn work—1, Mrs Geo. Lus music ami games. FOR TIRE SETTING. INCLUDING PATENT TIRE COOLER. The people out this wav sp.ke highly ted. Portieres—l.Mrs. Ougli. Netting Grant Shaw ami family have rt- of the Gresham Fair. The writer heard — I, Mrs. 1. <>. Ihslges. turm*d from a two months' trip to a man from Illinois say the vegetable Girla' Work Southern Oregon. exhibition beat anything he had ever Best dresaed doll- Irene Douglass. TROUTDALE, - - - - OREGON Miss Iaiura Luce has recovered from seen. He also heard one of the farmers Cushion I, laniis D i twli. Ilaml -ew •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a an illness, and has again resumed her say that he hoped such a fair could be ing— L Pearl Ruegg; 2, Alliert Seiirin- , Nellie Bailey. Painted plaque school work. The pritnarv m-hool room held annually. was closed all last week an account of Mrs. Miller attended the Baptist state day from the Swedish Mission church. — Anderson. Crochet mittens— L>e- Miss Luce's illness. convention at Salem as delegate from Rev. Jona» Johnson officiated. Nellie Bailey. Crochet doll s. T. CROW ceased was born in Sweden December Miss Christine John of Portland vis Pleasant Home Baptist church. skirt—I, Irene Dollglass, t'ns liet Inssl 17 1>SO, came to America in June, 1M91. ited friends here Saturday and Sunday, —I, Irene |6>ugla-s. Quill—I, Malivl Born to Mr. ami Mrs. Thomas Milan He came from Chicago to Oregon in Veterinary Sunjeon and Dentist ’ Pullen. Nurse <1*01- I, Iris Gulliekaon. and attended the Gresham fair. on Oct. 4, a boy. February, 1106, and made his home i R. Hunter lias moved his family into ■ > 30 Years Experience Silk doll—1, Olive Merrill. Best ma Boh Baroda has Isen on the sick list, with hi* parents» in Powell Valley. : Operations a Specialty chine sewing—1. Myrtle Gould; 2, Mrs. Julia Snover's house, ami is mak but is much improved now . At the Swedish Mission church, Sun Examination, [Free Gladvs Bliss. Hand sewed doll 1. Irene ing improvements alsiut the place, in day, Oct. 37, at 11 a. in., Prof. 0, O. the way of trimming the fruit trees. Douglaaa. ; ; FHoSE FARMER .Phone I'.lls Lindgren of McPherson, Kan., will < ► Promptly Atteixled tu. Miss Alta Wilcox of Portland came Boys' Industrial Department WELCHES preach. He is an interesting pulpit < k OFFICE in Gresham Hotel. Telegraph instrument—1, laiwrence out Friday to attend the fair^ and spent A short time ago three Warm Spring* orator, ami it will be a treat to hear Craswell; 2, Clifford S<*hiici<ler. Har the remainder of the week with old Indians roblied F. tiuke of valuable* i : GRESHAM, - OREGON , him. All are invited. The pastor, Rev. low Ikiuglaas. Smallest, most complete friends here. Mr. Wilcox was also in worth about |N0. The next day Mr. Jonas Johnson, will speak on the sub telegraph instrument—Harlow Dong- Fairview Sunday. Kern, F. tiuke and another party fol- ject of foreign missions on Sunday lass; 2, Harlow Douglass. Electrical iMWitt Shepard, wife and child, visit lowed the Indians and made tliem re- morning. Nov. 3. A Certain Cure for Croup—Used for engine—I, Harlow lloilglass. Sail boat ed his |mrents, C. She|>ard and wife, on turn the goods. Ten Years w ithout a Failure —1, George Graham. Igig cabin - Bennie Sunday and Monday. A number of ilber hunters have lieen THREE-SIX Metxger. C. W. Bott, a Star City, Ind., hard Farmers are busy digging their pota here and taken away a lot of venison Chas. Newland has returned home i ware merchant, is enthusiastic in his toes. The yield is good, both in quan this fall. One party of four got live CARO OF THANKS. from Seattle. praise of Chamlierlain'a Cough Remedy. tity and quality. I ; deer one trip up Salmon river. I.. J. Rannev made a liastv trip home His children have all t>een subject to The parent« of Victor E. Seiu|ui«t, re Mrs. C. Bellington of lai Fayette, Ore., School licgnn here Monday, the 21st, Saturday, returning to bis work Sunday. croup and lie has used this remedy for cently deceased, doire in this way to U. Coffman, forest guard, attended a the past ten years, and, though they ex pre«« their thank* to the nvighlx»r* has come to s|wnd several weeks with with Mr*. R. V. Sefton as teacher f< >r a lively meeting of the forest ranger* in term of six months. and friend* w|io ho kindly insisted dur her daughter, Mrs. A T. Axtell. 1 Portland, returning home Friday even much feared the croup, his wife and he II. D. Steel and family of Colwell,, ing the «irknenn and death of their son. ing, intending to put a crew ot men at alwavs felt sale upon retiring when a Juat arrived Idaho, have been visiting C. Shepard work on the government trail through bottle of Chamlierlain's Cough Remedy J oiix SKxqriHT. POHELL V4LLLY | Three-Six. and family. The Steels are thinking of A nsa S kamviht . $3.00 was in the bouse. His oldest child was ■ 1 M rs. Eunice Kennedy of California I locating here. subject to severe attacks of croup, but visited relative* here the firat of the Mrs. Anna lleiney of Portland and this remedy never failed to effect a Herald want ad* bring gool resulta $1.00 a Month children visited her parents, J. P. lles- week. speedy cure. He has recommended it Mr. and Mrs .1. S. Wilcoxon visited to friends and neighbors, and all who ••••••••••••••••••••••••sa : lin and w ife over Sunday. her sister. Mrs. Sadie Bosholm, at Fir have used it sav that it is unequaled for Miss F.ssic Bert of Goldemlale, Wash., 11 wt right a croup and whooping cough. For sale lias been visiting her cousin, Miss wood Sunday. WELCH »gainst Sickness, Accident and by all druggists. Mrs. Essie Harris is on the sick list. Edith McKilip Death. nikti it Wholesale Potato Dealers Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kit,miller passed Mrs. T. Weld of tiolilendale, Wash., RIGHT Accidents will Happen Get Protection Subscribe for The Herald. Have removed their office to T<> I visited Mrs. A. T. Axtell the latter |>ait through l’owell Valley lust week. Morrision St. We pay the high Avoid living a case of charity at of last week. Will Itosliolin was seen in this vicin est price (or fancy Burbank and the hands of others. American Wonder |silato. s. ('all Cyrus tiny of l’ortlai d is making his ity Sunday. NORTHWESTERN HEALTH AND us l>v photic it you wish to sell a home with A. T. Axtell. Mr. Guy ia Almost everyone around here visitid ear. ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION employed on the Sun Dial ranch, and the Fair. Best of feed all the year Good winter • OF 1‘ORTl.ASIl, ORKIIOS PKIflc Htm IM 8109 Hrat F1WM I 5429 MORRISON ST. , expects to move his family here. Victor E. Saquist die*! at his home in pasturage. Shelter, (’all on or write • Call or write PORTLAND, OREGON WASHINGTON ST A number of friend, of Misses Edith Powell Valley, Sunday, Oct. 13, 114)7. John Brown, Agt., Rockwood. Or. TROUTDALE • • J. L. HICKLIN. Phone Main 22 • McKilip ami Eva Jackson gatliereii at and was buried on the following Tues- FARMERS TROUTDALE READ THE WEEKLY OREGONIAN Correspondence OF PORTLAND R>r the general news of the World also for information about how fc obtain the besf results in cultivating the soil, Stock Raising, Fruit Growing etc. You can secure this excellent paper by Subscribing or renew AARON FOX TROUTDALE Talk is Cheap The Price Counts ing your Subscription through Beaver State Herald PAPERS lor $2.00. < **»liI»I»i.<•»I frolli twhloruil page.) Illhiupv * *. t |i< rlnii'fih , || OO No X6 A. J Jul !uhiU| t", bpi-rlmu No M» E J Gru Carrol* r, kp<'< tui< n . 11 mi No IDS 4} N» laon, aerotid, Carrots. C, «prclmcii»; f»U Cent* No K<> <UI| Bn»a.. flrat. <’urn III to’m. <• Mpcclnicn*. II oo. No 7(» .1 G K' llv. MT<»n<l. Cueum I mi «. C » pvclinvn», u'» < en*H No I6> E Hehw»‘dl«-r Ural, Kohl Rubi. f* M|»<rim<*nM; 11 <»0 No 12 Ihin•r»-:< «. flrat. 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