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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1908)
Put in your orders for Fruit Jars now and get the benefit of a LOW PRICE Wa are agvnlsfor Pittsburg Perfect Field Fence Welded by Electricity. Sold under a Positive Guarantee. Mrs Bloor baa invested In a fine pair of Day It Kendall and two daughters have gone ton Computing seals,, a very useful and on their trip Eaat, a trip LINE OF McCALL'S PATTERNS BORNSTEDT & RUEGG SANDY OREGON Mira land where he spent a few days. Miss Mrs. burn, on Huixlay after three CA8PER JUNKER, Prop. Oregon Sandy, Ben Black and Stella Black of Han weeks home of Aaron Fox. The Union Mra. Willard Cook, Mra. J. II Hcliram Dunday l,aa not been able to ionic cemetery last week having a «tone placed at hi, wife', grave. ia plastering Mr,. C. P. plac e Mrs. Komrnera ia visiting her sis DKAIKM Sunday »•HONE A. T. Axtell ami family left on Agency for the Oregon Fire Relief Association Mr. Jone, at who have been attending Portland acad recent guest of bar sister, Mrs. Henry Richard«in. Rockwood, Oregon Mrs. M. Allard Metcalf and son lles- this week. Hannah Probost is spending some time with her sister, Mr,. D. B. W. Wilcox was out on Sunday tak Griffith,. miles around Fairview. Mrs J ing her parent,. II. Turner went to Caldwell, amu ECONOMIC UNDERTAKING PARLORS Mr. and Mrs. Wm. tended visit with her eons and daugh ters in this part of the country and in Diamond, Wash., to visit bi, parents, Marion county. Chas. Stilison and wife. Cedric Stone ami Sylvester Hall, who have l>een attending the Oregon A ¡fri cultural college, will spend their vara- lion at their homes here. J CUTS’ A UELIABLIi TIMI 1*11X1 IS A GREAT CONVENIENTI; Whatever your Watch or ( Inrk Ncvda I ran Hi it for yon, or il von need a new timvpirr* for nome, office or picket imni I ran supply yotir tired* nod guarantee Mtiafaction. Fred D. Flora RELIABLE JEW E I. E R IVI Morrison Street rtiRTLAND, - - OREGON Near Pap*« Restaurant. C. P. BROOKS Gasoline Wood - Saw 50c a ¿ord Oregon Phone Farmer* 2# x 1 ••••••••••••••••• where Mr. Scott will look Owxxn Hr Tua GRESHAM PERCHERON HORSE ASSOCIATION after the quantities <4 blasting powder for WILL HAVE HEADQUARTERS for 1908 at T. BRU66ER'S, GRESHAM Whew ho will »tatxl Thursday, Friday forenoon hix ! Saturday.' the annual meeting. posed route. Margaret Dolan ia having a fine, large barn erected. Mrs Mark New is very ill. Geo. Kit,miller made a business trip to Oregon Citv Monday. Mrs. J. W. Exon and Mrs. A. J. Kite refreshments were served. dition it lias been in for two years. brother of Clay Center, Kans., had died and he left last Monday for that place, the way, “summer girls," are already Mr. Sell owns a fine farm of 2U0 scree passing through here on the way to the near that town. various mountain resorts. Thomas Dunn At the annual school meeting of Dis has entered the for trict No 2H the following were elected: estry service ami is stationed near mar lonas Johnson, clerk ami John Fausher, mot. director, both their own successors. A strawberry social was held in the Albert Spaldinger of Bake Oven, East Mission church .Saturday evening. visited in Sandy recently. new fencee and otherwise making im The DOUGLASS STORE REDUCES HATS 25c. on $1 Maliel Zim er ground since the Sandy and Beaver merman expect to attend college next rivers have been booming. Several feet of water got into J. I-atoureH’, house year. licfore the furniture could be removed. Several men and teams are at work Mr. and Mrs. L. Hampshire visited on II. 8. Sion«', place taking out rock Children's Day at Baptist chapel next Sunday afternoon. land last week. Geo. Ruegg visited bis at parents Cedarville Sunday. Guy Woodie of Dover transacted buei- nesa in Sandy Monday. Mrs. Altman, Mra. Hans Nelson, Mrs. Kleggart, Mr,. Miller Mrs. C. Junker and children visited in Portland this week. Mrs. Ball and Sandy is suffering from an attack of the paint brigade—white, red and yellow. A new road is being opened from Full Line of Firecrackers PLEASANT HOME, - ORE. Sandy bridge to Meinig’a bill on a bet Sandy Hamess Shop ter grade. Makes The Best Saddles Walter Heiser has returned Chria Hampshire Sunday. ■ Dickenson surprised Mrs. Belle Dickin son last Friday afternoon by descending n|M»n her will, a feast of giwsi things. The occasion was in honor of Mrs. Dick again, Brother. ways out. Harness and Shoe REPAIRING Promptly done Mr. ami Mrs. A. Gaulitz went to Port Come land on business last week. A coyote has been catching chicken, The latch string is al- in this neightwrhood of late. V. E. FOSBERG, Prop. Sa ndy________ -________-________Oregon RAPID FREQUENT COMFORTABLE STAT1MS games on their diamond Sunday after noon, beating them at both games. I Rockwood grange initiated two new members at their regular meeting Sat urday afternoon and expect eight or It N T 25 4 7 45 I c I 131 I 17 S II 7 I 117 I 227 Mrs. Sophia Duncan I M7 Ml . I _ • M 7 I 44 7 I 52 7 • 51 7 I 42 7 is working in Oil Gresham. Mm. Ray Kulman is report«! as hav ing smallpox at the home of her fattier,1 15 3 45 1 IS 11 I* 35 4 05 1 35 11 »5 52 4 n i 52 11 52 54 4 M 1 54 11 56 11 4 41 2 11 12 11 17 4 47 2 17 12 17 II 2 21 ---- 12 21 21 4--------- 27 4 57 2 27 12 27 32 5 02 2 32 12 32 34 5 M 2 >4 12 34 40 $ II 2 40 12 40 47 5 17 2 47 12 47 52 5 22 2 52 12 52 51 5 21 2 51 12 51 MS 353 N IK L t •... 1st which will be held in their new hall. i i r i 6 «1 6 S7 a Mrs. O. J. Brown and Mrs. Ar i 02 42 25 19 11 04 II 54 50 44 40 33 21 22 IS Portland Golf June Lenta June ' .ale» Linnemann Gresham Hogan. .Anderson. ... Boring Siefer. Barton . Eagle Creek .. Currinsville ... 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Bell was calling on Rock bration are OREGON Pleasant ROCKWOOD Horseshoeing 99 HORSE GOODS Burkholder bought a phono Red Wing» played Gate» Crossing two Proceedings for Fourth of July cele Wagon and Carriage Work W. F. Portland Railway Light & Power Co. returned wood friends Saturday last. 99 Curies i Fell Line ot Valley grange on the 17th inst. week looking at pianos with the view of J. A. CARTHON No 41 last graph for his daughter last week. Thorpe were in Portland one day last inson's tilth birthday. district Monday. coat of paint. nine more at their next meeting July 1 Ella and l’earl Robbins and Mira Ella L Westlund and J. C. Wilson hauled gravel for school Springwater Division Wm. Stone has I and son, Mrs. G. W. Shaw and children, ! Mrs. Cora Anderson and son, Misses IN THE COUNTRY ▲11 work done by Hand witli hi, parents. Mrs A. L. Stone and three sons are estry at Ann Arbor. home J A. Petty is giving his bouse a new her mother, Mrs. Siegel, at Washougal Mra. Wetmore are expected home from Ixtke EGYPT PLEASANT VALLEY for his new residence. Forest and Ia-w is Stone is taking for SMALL PROFIT in Portland Monday. by taking out tl.e stone, for a basement Elliert Stone - QUICK SALE Julias Wendland transacted business COTTRELL Brother Darnall call«i on Misses Olive and Forest college this year. For Oregon City, Canemah Park and way points, change car, at Golf Juuction. For Lenta, Mount Scott and east side pointe, change cars at Lente Junction W. P. MULCHAY, Traffic Agent. General Offices. First and Alder Sts.. P ostlaxo , Oaxoox. Harlow, Blaser & Harlow -—— General TROUTDALE, The attendance was not as large as it might have been bad the weather been better. ness visitor Monday. doing nicely. Some of the families living on the low has also Ix-en attending college at his Henry Sell received word that Antone Malar of Firwood was a busi miller went to Sandy Tuesday. last Thursday evening. lands have lx-en forced to move on high Mr. Stone will use the evacuatirtn, made The evening was spent so cially in the way ot music, after which Ridge. after having his hand amputated and is Fred Zimmerman', Monday. I m -tween D. A. his visiting at th, Spillman home on Sandy ducting evening services which closed Mrs. Lee Campbell was down from Healin', places. P. tieing put in order under the supervision of Chas. Krebs and is now in the best con provements for C. Junker. DOVER Pogue of Bridal Veil and Miss Male-1 Zimmerman lias just com f-ir filling in Fairview road given 17th, it Johnson on June birthday. Mr. Gray and sons have been building River, June 30. pleted a course in the Allen Preparatory I FAIRVEW, pro A surprise partv was Miss May Shumway of Pleasant Home Kelso will have two telephone lines wood where Mr. Lee’s people are lo- the mountain to visit her sister, Mrs. purpose. INSURE POWELL VALLEY would be very good mill levy to build sn addition to the ern Oregon, is here being cooled off for schoolhouse and improve the fences at a few days. cat«!. Tueaday evening to Wednesday noon nt Komer’a burn, Itamanemi TO Rubl. Jonarud clerk and voted a seven Pleasant Home Baptist church to at tend the Baptist association at Hood Monday noon to Tuesday noon at .1. ('. I’eterann’s, 2 mi. sou ill of I’leaaant Home. Friday afternoons at J. Btruch- i ' ii ' ii place, Sandy Road. was badly worn. Mr. and Mrs. I-ee have moved to Sell Rev. Mr. May of Salem have been con the The afternoon was very pleasantly (pant. DECID E ing replaiik«! in several places where it have been appointed delegates of the Rev. C. W. povs will fish. the East this week. A Thoroughbred Imported Percheron Stallion boys More PLEASANT HOME BAPTtBT CHAP- EL, Cottrell. Ore.—Pxemu, Rev. H. C. Hherrill. Hsavicae, Hnmlay echool, 3 p. rn ; Preaching, 4 p. m. Every- body invited. It is The main road has been plank«! and KELSO dergoing repairs both inside and out. completed a course in chemistry in l-ake DECIDE considering the elevation of the The Hurlburt young men and FREE METHODIST CHURCH — Rev. 8. G. Kory a pastor, th-rviee,, Sunday School, 10 a m.; Preaching every Sunday at Ila. m. and H p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening at H o'cl'x’k. All welcomed. PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST CHI RCH, Cottrell, Ore.—Perron, Rev. H C. Hherril. Haaviat», Sunday Hcbool, 10 a. m ; Morning service, 11 a. m ; Evening service, H p. m. Everybody invited. proposed to open a road on an eight per some time ago. NOTICES. BETHEL BAPTIST CHCRCII, Gre.h- ani—P«,r<m. Rev. T. J. Elkin. Has- vics», Sunday school at lo a in.) Prwaehing, It a. m. and 7:30 p m.| B Y. P. I.'., 7 p in , every Sunday. Collage prayer-meeting on Thursday night. All invited. LINNEMANN MEMORIAL M. E. CHURCH, Gresham—PtirroB, Dr. A. Thoinpain. Hsavu ««, Hutxiay School 10 a. m.; Preselling at 11 a. in ami 8 p. m every Sunday. Prayer meet ing, Thi<r*day evenings at x o'cl<»*k. Every body invited. The Methodist church lias been un building of the church there and the school. A new gratis is being surveyed from Sandy puetoffice to Handy river. cent grade which Monday. her daughter, Mr,. Geo. I>ee, and |."> for females. 8. l»unl«r's and J' P. Troutdale, R. Mrs. C. Powell of Gresham visited The ordi town. Vaeretti family Hunday. from the accident which she received Mrs. Graham and children have gone the J. B. Tawney, the rustling hardware Wilson as director to succeed himself. ' passed, there will probably I m - a thin- Kligel and family visited merchant, transacted business in Port guest of Mra. J. I. Funk Saturday night. . al the last meeting of the city council is A. Kronenlierg ia still having clearing ••••••••••••••••e recovered Max The camp meetings are being quite ver last week. largely attended by viaitore as well as A. J. Kitemiller was elected road su by the lurge number of campers. pervisor. Mrs. Wm. Johnson entertain«! her If the dog ordinance which was read done on his farm, and ia using large • •••••••••••••••a thoroughly very fine strswtierriee. D. A. Waters of Portland was in Do school clerk to succeed himself and <» mk . hikmi am , pleased to wel ness in Handy Monday, marketing some CHURCH ZION'H EV.WGH.ICAL CHURCH. Gre«ham—H uvk - s , (German), 10 »1 a III., every first, third and fifth Hun day, of each month. All wolcuim* Mias Edward, of Malheur county i, Philip Stillaon ha, lieen down from All calla «III receive prompt and careful at (ent lori Phone 147; Rei Phone I an nw km km y , m<»p. her frrends, who were Ilurahell. Rev. W. T. Scott and sons will spend RELIABLE freshment, were served and a thorough ly enjoyable time spent with Vivian by after this. Mrs. Ethel Macintosh lira been visit the letter |>art of the week at Hurlburt ••••••••••••••••• Light re The district elected T B. Milan and don are visiting relative, at The Dalle, nance calle for 12.50 license for males “The Busy Store” Mia, Vivian IxiValley celebrai«! her The road from Kandy to Boring is be emy will spend their vacations at their homes here. Mr,. V. E. Foeberg, the harness magnate, J. P. Hart of Cottrell transacted busi 12th birthday Saturday, June 20tb, with come her back i transact«! business in Portland .Mon day. HURLBURT seining the Mrs. W. It. Kane of Portland was a picking and There ia some talk of getting up a hurry-up Fourth of July celebration. A goodly number of campers ami, by Earl Tegart and Chester Kronenberg j uing out of dogs in F»r Eastern Multnomah and Clackamas Counties. her future home. Mr,. J. Jone, and children spent Hun granddaughter will remain until Hep- day with temlM-r. grounds. ing in the country for several Mrs. Baker City Tue«l»y. Mon ! has subsided. GOODS DELIVERED. NUMBER, 31». The stock sold well ranch property on the bluff. Miilstead le't the same evening for St. information later. Jack ».usher is wesring more of a look Mrs. Snow has fallen heir to fl 500 by , of contentment this week since the Col- the decease of a hall brother io the ' umbia Slough, which threatened to do East. F. E. Harlow has been elected a« i considerable damage to bis property, General Merchandise A. A. Veres is here looking after hie First ol June returned to her home at ‘ accident at Troutdale three weeks ago. Carries All Kinds attend«!. Lloyd says there is no plsce liks Oregon. for an indefinite period. to Portland to ,|>end their vacation W. W. Ashcraft returned to his work daughter, Mrs. James Pelton, and chil | at Troutdale after three week«’ lay off dren, of Portland, Sunday. Mr,. E. J. Know of Portland wa, a on acconnt ot injuries received in the JOHN BROWN’S STORE with him his brother. Ituey Grenell, at Hcapoo«-, Wash. Idaho, Saturday evening after an ex Phone for Prices, Phone for Goods—Phone Farmers 281 Lloyd Baker, formerly of this place, returned Hunday from Kansas, bringing Mr. sod have organised a baseball club. R Everything Needed in the Home Everything Needed on the Farm Mrs. John Hlerrt return«» home Baturnay after a weeks' outing at Mrs. Hannah Fuchs who lias been vis day for Seaside where Mrs Axtell and L. G. Holden returned from Portland Monday. iting her brother, Aaron Fox, since the they have a large quantity of all varie IM They also visit«! British Colum bia Rachael ties. Oregon fleet. are visiting the former's daughter, Mrs. disposing of their cherry crop ot which Troutdale, D. B. Griffiths »pent with Mrs. Susie Timms iu Portland. Bert Hwank has l»*gun Aaron Fox Brook, ia reported to be improving after a severe illness. ter at LnCnmaa, L. A. Wrenn was a business visitor in Heattie, where they went to view the our burg Monday. a few intimate girl friend,. Frank Frontlet was down at the Mi- near Troutdale. Mrs L Meat company employe, had another barbacue last Sunday. work the prat few days on account of illness. to an apprsciativs audience. brother, Zelrna Coss am! her Ceci! Cues, have return«! from a trip Io Barthrom ami family ol Portland Bun- eral days. • <lay. Mrs. W. J. Lewellen of Hpringwater Mr,. A. T. Tiller attend«» the funeral aixl Mra. C. M. Zell of Prineville, Ore., of David Manary at Gresham Hunday. Mr. Mia, a drama in Junker's hall Saturday night Paul, Minn , where she expect, to make Gaa Hcharf and wife entertain«! Cha, visitci relatives here last week. The Cottrell Dramatic club gave business Mrs. Morris Mill, lead sale was well Franciaeo are gueat, of relative, at the a|*xl with her parents at Clackamas. Mra Nelson baa been quite ill for sev Mrs. J. Cook and daughter Ft«d Stable it CttMCfitt D. F Buxton i, having hi, new barn II. Wash W Lusted mails a The Wihlon A Kelly mill has closed painted. returned to the Effie Flanery Geo. trip to Greshsm Saturday. Welches. Mr,. Fred Zimmerman is very ill. the Eaat to lie alwent several weeks. home of her aunt. Emma Harvey wa, at Wyeth Sunday to visit her brother. Pi>rt- tlie new residence on the Olson Fir*t-rla*a a«comnifNlatlon* Commercial trade toUriUM Clean I m *I* and good incula was clothing, th, trip wa, poatpoii«). J. D. Kerby la home again from Port- Richard Anderson, Hr., 1ÈSandy Hotel that up-to-date contrivance, the purchase of planned for last August, but on account which el,owe Mr. Home's determination <4-the O. R. A N. drpit burning with all Ilia Kendall', »KHiseliold goods and to keep in the front rank,. Mrs. G. O. Itolpl, left on Hunday lor and our Prices are consistent with the quality of goods we carry. Perfect satisfaction and a square deal is what you get from us. tended the funeral of D. E. Manary Sun TROUTDALE, Ora., Jun, 23.—Mra. A. June 23.—A Ian,I Huixlay to visit relative,. OIJR I IM 01 GROCERIES IS COMPLETE SANDY BREVITIES day. I.. FAIRVIEW, Ore., P. W. McKinley w«s out from A FULL TROUTDALE E AIRVIEW JARS FRUIT LUSILDS Quite a num her from these parts at Merchandise-------- OREGON