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MOUNT SCOTT
Want Column
Wanted, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Etc.
Russellville Doings
his household effects to his home on
Al loeal adwrtlwia.iiu srv run undvr tkis Third avenue.
kvsd nl ths rat» o< ONX CXXT A WOMU S ai H
Mrs Marshall baa l<een quite sick fot
IMVt Xond (Hiklisbed tor lew iksn Urani.
r'a,» In ndvanc .«cspr to resulnr »dvertlwr.
It you hnra snilhlua lo ell -.r sish to buy several days
nuythln* or ha vs loat anythin,
THr A
Mr. Ketherford has sold his dairy
" WANT AP " In thia column Thr tv-ulta will
•urpriav you. 1'aali or poaiss» .lamps
and will engage in other work
mere are visiting relatives in
Los An-
carloada
ot
formerly
Mrs
daughter
pany'e line.
Fay are
The
chased 13 lots locateo in the west end of
Fairview,
has become a painter.
LOST — In Springdale schoolhouse on
April 18, a purse containing Ml. »5 Re
Tbe Cadwell tract north of l.ents is
ward. L. B. Preston, Troutdale, Or»., being cleared for the spring trade.
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Route 2,
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most all of the available land near town
FOR SALE- I’sckard organ. Cheap has been platted.
Enquire at Herald olfioe.
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Fred McKinley ia building a cottage
FOR SALE—Forty acre* of land near
in Woodmere.
Sycamore station on O. W. P. electric
Frank Clark and family have been
road, 2000 cords good wood, fine aoil,
nix acres cleared. Box 45, Lenta.
staying with Mrs. Clark's mother. Mrs.
IF YOU HAVE A FARM for sale. Miifer, in St. Johns for the past two
The
Messrs. Guisneu* are
their berry ranch with a
euchwing
line woven
her. are Ireicg sent to Camp No. I
the P. R
via
P coutpeny'a road aa (aet as
a
they are needed
John Sti-
dale ex|>ecta to move on hia place in ths
near future.
cousi-leration
Whitefvrd
expect,
several
build
lo
Mr.
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32tttM.
FRESH Cows for sale cheap. Apply
J. N. Clans han. Division st., Gresh
am.
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view on the Sandy road ami Columbia
FOR SALE — Thoroughbred single
comb black Minorca eggs at 11 for
setting: also a few double rose comb
hens
D. M. Cathey.
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LUST — Brt-wn Mare, weighs about
lluO pounds.
Huber Brothers, Lents,
Oregon.
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ORLOS.
CHEMICALS,
STATIONERY.
TOBACCOS.
CIGARS.
Kight
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES,
View
lake.
Mr
ROCKWOOD TO THE FRONT!
FOR SALE — 25 yards good, nearly
new Ingrain Carpet, at a bargain. Mrs.
M. Alexander, Gresham.
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There are indications of a BRIGHT FUTURE for this locality
We are going to HELP IT ON by making our store the most
Popular Priced Store in Eastern Multnomah.
OUR WORD FOR IT ! THE NAME IS A GUARANTEE !
FOR SALE —Choice Celery Plants of
the leading varieties.
Louie Lundager.
Linnemann Junction.
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Owens is broking over Fairview
Write
J. M. Short, M. D.
S. P. Bittner, M. D
Among tbe recent visitors in this lo
cality were J. J. Kern. A.
Schloth, and
Otto Roeber and family, of Portland.
The well at the schoolhouse is practi
cally finished, a fine pump has been
nvsiciaas-Ssrgteaa.
put in and a good flow of water is as
Oregon
Gresham,
sured.
MeLiaw s
E. G.
cottage
and can e near being destroyed.
D K > T I S T
well
on
the
Moll
begin
will
farm
deep
this coming
P. Hein of
DUEL.’ R
berry
raisers
states that tbe pinkworm has insde its
sppearance in tbe strawberry fields and
threatens to menace crop prospects.
Attorney at Law
J. Tanclier, traveling agent for the
737 Cbamlier of Commerce
Phone Main 3306
P obtlaxd , O uoox
Boys and Girls Aid society ot Portland,
was a visitor in our part* on Friday,
looking after tbe welfare ot two former
J. A. CARTHON
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Horseshoeing
General Repairing
Wagon and Carriage Work
99
FAIRVIEW
OREGON
ROY
THEO
340 Hibbard Street,
Plumbing
and
Montavilla
Gas-Fitting
Would like to figure on your work.
HERALD BARGAIN COUNTER
Beaver State Herald and other papers
wards of that institution and now in
good homes in our midst.
TERMS DEFINED.
What Is Msant by ths Initiative •na
Referendum.
The national grange aud many state
granges are discussing tbe merits and
demerits of what is called tbe Initi
ative and referendum.
Ohio granges
are particularly active this winter In
this discussion. Tbe legislature of that
state will pass upon the question at
its present session.
Oregon Las bad
tbe system in operation for five years.
Maine and Missouri Lave It on trial
Wbat Is this new method of dealing
with public questions ou tbe part of
the people? By tbe Initiative Is meant
the right of tbe people to propiose Ians
to the legislature to be by it acted
upon ami, if not enacted, to lie re
ferred to a vote of tbe state at tbe
and
Mrs.
ant Home on last Saturday.
H. C. Campbell
and
a
party from
Saturday
look-
in
Port-
Mrs.
hat
W. .1 scobs of The Dalles
her interests here.
Mrs
Win
Byers is spending a few
Mrs. R. Bonette and child of Portland
er, Mrs. Strucken.
J. A
Ledbury baa had a new
barn
erected on his farm west of Fairview
visited relatives here over Sunday.
Additional Gresham Locals
(Continued from |<age 1.)
consin are visiting relatives here, rnd
if they like the climate will settle here.
Roas Heiney has recently completed
a water system in bis resident: -.
He
has in place a large air pressure tank
having hot and cold water at their con
venience.
Mr and Mrs. Heiney are en
terprising youg people and have a beau-
and commodious home.
L. I* Manning has received
the ’ap
pointment of rural carrier on Route 5.
He will begin work May 1st.
The Herald regrets to disappoint its
readers by even a few hours delay
week but it was unavoidable.
this
Half of
our force has been sick this week and
not till the last hour was help found.
Mrs C. I.. Crenshaw
ill
is
at
her
home with inflammatory rheumatism.
Miss Irene Smith, a former Gresham
school teacher »as a guest at the home
of Mrs Clara Anderson last Sunday.
Mrs
Joe Bramball’» father. Herman
Powell, is visiting relatives here
Kansas, ia visiting her sister, Mrs. M.
Bramhall.
They expect to remain
during the summer and
perhaps per
manently.
Jennie Ross of Portland visited
her
mother, Mrs. I). C R om , Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs (Mll Richiey made Per
cy Giese and Ins sisters a pleasant call
last Sunday.
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who make their living wholly or In the
main part by writing, and possibly
there are as many physicians.
But If
you could count the reporters, corre
apondenta, s[>e<ial writers for news-
papers, makers of test book*, writer*
for magazines, novelist*, playwrights,
writers of governmental and other
public documents and all the rest who
make their living wholly or In main
part by writing you would be astonish
«1 to see bow largs a company they
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Miss Eva Jackson has returned from
Mrs. Sarah Jones and son of Perry,
Ke*.| the Want Ads.
C O M F O RTABLE
Between Linnemann and Troutdale
were
Byers
Wm
James Anderson and wife of Portland
nett following election.
Take .to el
an pie The jieoplc of Oregon, like tbe
people of Ohio, had for many years
demanded that tbe big public service
corporations pay tbelr Just share of
tbe taxes.
Finally a bill taxiug these
corporations 1 (>er cent ou tbelr gruss
Incomes was Introduced Into tbe leg
islature of that state, only to be killed
In committee—the usual fate of a peo
ple's measure.
The grangers of Ore
gon secured a copy of that bill, raised
the percentage to 3. printed It on peti
tions and circulated It all over tbe
state
When 8 per cent of tbe voters
bad signet! it was tiled with tbe sec
retary of state and went to a vote <*T
tbe people In June. 1906.
It was ap
proved by a vote of ten to one and
thus became a law.
Tbe Ohio amendment also provIdes
fur tbe referendum—that is, the pow
er of the people to require that any
law passed by tbe legislature unsatis
factory to tbe people may be remand
ed to a vote of tbe people at tbe fol
lowing general election if a petition of
5 per cent of tbe voters (about 50.0001
is filed against tbe bill within ninety
days.
Note that tbe initiative aud ref ere n
durn is called Into action only when
tbe people may see fit to use it.
So
loug as the legislature truly represents
tbe people there is no need for it.
Job Printing Neatly Done at
The Herald Office.
Troutdale Branch
Mrs. N. N. Dsvis
Stillion,
have been visiting Mrs. Bonett's moth
recently.
PORTI INO,
s tally Kii-epi ftumtsv
I. Transfer i<> rtellnissl i'ars l»»r t*«»etlan«1 at
« Special l ar Leaves r.-rtlah I SalurUay Night. (out, I el 11 ■» for iirssbam
member* of the Y. P. S. C. E. tonight.
ing in Gordon creek last Sunday.
The price of The Herald alone is 11.50
a vear, but to those who would like the
advantage of a clubbing rate with
other papers we offer the following
low prices:
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Mrs. W. T. Scott will entertain the
F. Burkholder liar bought a new
O. Black visited his mother
McMIRRAY.
General Paascnger Agenl
ORBQON
Sunday with her parents. O. J. Jenkins
Portland, a former resi
Oregon ley Grove on Saturday.
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and w ife
-lays with friends in Portland.
planer for his sawmill.
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Springwater Division
Nashburn.
Miss Edith Jenkins of Portland spent
his brotber-in law last
week.
Goral (or raturn In i*> day» wlth »Innovar
privilegi« al pleaaur» wttliln limila
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FREQUENT
Mr.
been visiting friends and looking after
A. Floss sold his place of 110 acres U>
Lou Gould and
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7. 23. 83
6. 7. 31, 33
Portland Railway Light & Power Co.
Miss Edie Flannery of Clackamas is
who has been sick, is
week
A complaint by local
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a
dent of our center, was a guest at Buck-
Greslinm,
Pearson,
Mr.
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For ait) (urtlirr in (or mal tu* cali on any
Levai Agoni.
Or urite lo
;S<CUTS
Melia« has bad a brick Hue made since.
mg after interests.
improving very slowly.
May 4.
June 5.
July 3.
Augnai
7<eO*'coMPANy
caught on
guests at the grange meeting al Pleas
There were some Portland people fish
Portland people
DR. H. H. OTT,
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to J. J. kern, Secretary.
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snaahall. Pres.
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with a
land.
tions are in order.
SAFE
HOl'NI» TRIP
u
DON I lOKfill IHE DAItS
fire last Friday from a terracotta Hue
and Mr.
8. Cbsrleson of Tacoma came up to
visit O. Bodaen laat week.
STRUNG.
PROMPT. CHEAP
tu II. W.
’ bis
appointment
in
the Methodist
1 church here last Sunday on account of
serious illness in hia family.
Mrs. J. T.
E6YPT
SEC1I0N LISE
Vancou
A very enjoyable time
Rev. C. B. Reese was not able to fill
Portland were here last
LOST — In Gresham, pair of Gold
framed Spectacles in black case, one
Born, to the wife of John Moll, Jr.,
tlaas broken. Leave at Herald office,
iftward.
i>s a daughter on April 37th
Congratula-
E q rm oro I insure in the
■ di Ululo iFaimtrs Mutual F.R.A.
Mr
Sunday here with her husband.
Rockwood, Oregon
Southern Pdtltk Co., tines ia OrttfM
FROM PORTI.AND
as FOLLOWS :
The
Vancouver people chartered a ear for CONSERVATIVE,
Mrs. R. W. Wileox of Portland spent
JOHN BROWN’S
“The Busy Store”
Ort'qon Kdllnutl & Ndilqdttofi Co.
and the
Wlllis Northway ha» Imuglit a ridlng
borse. *
Montavilla at their last meeting.
the oceaesion.
THIS SEASON
Will lie mads by the
Wllhar Evans lisa goti» tu viali
ver visited the Orpha Keliekah lodge at
■ view to investing here.
We Sell Everything you Need, At Right Prices too.
Yes as low as
Goods can poQHbly I m *
LOST—One Sorrel Mare, branded on
lift hip “21” ; star in forebead, two bind
feet white.
Return to or address, L. A.
Flowers, RFD 2, Lents, Ore., and re
ceive reward.
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was in
the northeast direction
The splendid location combined
visiting her aunt, Mrs
LUST— Between Gresham and Trout
dale, on Fairview road, a gentlemen's
gold watch, bunting-case.
Return to
Don Littlepage, Gresham. Reward. [1
Mrs
ber folk».
sky to the ground.
It looked like a
Fourth of July akv rocket, only larger,
It
i» improving
Schroder expects to
go to Canada for an extended trip.
ETC.
POST CARDS.
Mts. Crowetun, alio la iu,the hospital
About seven o'clock Saturday evening
EAST
make a summer resort and park of this
tract
Be Sure to Have Them Filled
Mrs I. Kerslake is rsry »lek
husband's
with liis new transplanter machine
LOW RATES
boy» bave
ordered tlieir new suite.
Mon
Brother* 30 acres
chased front Osburn
Bring V» Your Prescriptions and You Will
.
Falla
tbe Columbia».
was had by all present
23rd wedding anniversary.
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9 MT. SCOTT
A. Geisler. Prop.
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Gage
The scora was 26 lo 10 in favor <>1
IMlh.
W. A. Schroder of Portlaud has pur
located one quarter mile west of Fair
The District 45 boy* played Rockwood
tained her two closest neighbors
But then thty say the Rockwood “hoys"
| with the natural besulv of the grave
were mostly “pas.'*
and abundant water supply make this
trade or rent, let 'em know about it in weeks.
Dilley Brothers are building a new
one of the lieat tracts of land for such a
thia column.
<-
Mrs. Shoop of Watertown, South Da- house on their property.
purt ose in this part ot the country.
PAGE
WOVEN
WIRE FENCE. kota, has been visiting Mrs. Wesley Al
John Stiger has quit painting ami i
J. I. Knight has purchased a borne
Guaranteed.
Chas. Cleveland, agent, len of Woodmere and Mrs. Patison of entered the list ot real estate rustlers
near Oregon City and will move hit
Gresham. Ore.
Lenta.
He will be found at 2SS E. Morrison
| family there.
FOR SALE — Five acres near lent»,
Mr. Elliott has moved lo bis new res- 1
Mrs. FJ Hottenrotb lias purchased a
bouse, well, half tn cultivation.
Fine
J II. Schram is draining Ins lota by
horse and buggy.
idence in Webb addition.
tor berry farm. Box 45, Lents, Ore.
means of tiling aud ia preparing to
Don't forget the Want Ada.
Mrs. Williams and mother of Wood-
i erect a rvsideuee on them.
FOR SALE — 15 bead »boats, three
brood sows, full-blood Poland - China
L. J Owens and wife have been via-
boar 3 years old. Also Burbank and
itiog at the home of A T. Axtell.
Mr.
American Wonder seed potatoes. H. F.
and Mrs. Owens have l>een traveling
Davis, Mountain View Farm. Gresh
am.
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! in California.
From here they will
FOR SALE — Pigs and Shoats. also
Poland-China boar.
Call ou J. Cboido, 1
Gresham, Route 3.
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The Columbia baseball team of
croeeed Irata witli tbs Latourall
Ths Bprlngrlale baseball
enter
Everglade
Seventy-five Rebekahs from
baa pur
M. Whitefor-1 of Portland
ger ot Leuts. the occaasion being their
Sunday and didu't even get a chance
of
acre farm eight mile» north of Washou
gal, consideration 6't*U.
Mr Martiu- and a little green in color.
A pleasant surprise was given Satur-
-lav evening to Mr. and Mrs.
Peterson
Howitt
W
a ball of fire was seen to fall from the
Martindale has purchased a 3Ut>-
J. M
houses to rent on his property.
wire fence.
Mrs.
W
" W. Ilowitl has just finished plant
l>ecem- i ing'his seven-acre strawberry patch
Gresham.
.Marviu
F F. Phillipa took din
large shipment of
rails which were lelt here laat
Miss Marie Burns has been visiting at spending the week visiting relative» '
FUR SALE — Jersey bull two years
near Albany.
old, one four-year old cow fresh, four Mr. Roth's the past week.
heifers fresh, and alao some young
A new boy has arrived at the borne of
The K N ot A. spent a social evening
heifers.
Ed Hamilton,
Gresham.
tbe Trusts.
at their hall in Lents last Friday.
Route 3. <
119
Hiram Butterfieid has gone to east
Mr and Mrs. McNeeland, and Dr.
WANTED
I ■ -
. «s and
ern Oregon with bis brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Anderson spent Sunday with
beef cattle
T. R Howitt, Gresham.
Colvin.
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Anderson.
Ore.
Dr. Ott of Gresham spent Sunday
Rev Mi. Hansen from th- East con-
INSURE LIVESTOCK
with friends in Mt. Scott.
duete-' a temperance rally at the Meth
in National Live Stock Insurance Asso
Marvin Hedge has been working in odist church Sun-lav afternoon.
ciation. Small cost. Sec J. A. Walker,
St. Johns the last few weeks.
Mr and Mr*
ner with their parents.
and wife, on Tuesday.
camp was sent out over ths O. R A N. day evening, it being her
rand, thence over the P R A I*, cout- birthday.
Vincant hospital.
Foster and
Railway com
Hood
Tbe locomotive now in use at this
I.
lived
here, has been quite sick with the niea-
»les at the St
arrived
have
pany, and will I* shipped to Catup No.
Joe Hand is home for a few weeks.
who
April 28-Three
equipment
here fer the Mt
geles.
Cullis Young,
I
GAGf
team on thè latter's field Surnlay. Aprii
FAIRVIEW. Ora..
has moved
Postmaster. Geo. Spring,
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For Oregon City, Cariemah Park and way points, change care at Golf Juuction
For Lenta, Mount Scott and cast side | hiiii I s , change cars at l.enla Junction
W. P. MULCIIAY, Traffic Agent.
General Offices. First and Alder Sts.. I' ohtiavii . Oesuos