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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1908)
The United Artisans organised aa a»-1 armbly here July 2nd with 2> char», r j SANDY BREVITIES FAIRVIEW TROUTDALE members. Dr. .Marion and Mr*. Bald- < win ol Portland were the organizer» W. II. Taylor ut Beat Portland will Tlieir neat meeting will be held July 13 official» a» Installing offier r for llie Odd when the member» of the Gresham as FAIRVIEW, Ore., July 7.» Miaa B«. Fellow» Saturday waning Mr Taylor sembly will asaist Io Initiating come •io Ryan, Mi»» Catherine Ryan, Mi»» la all right. t'unie out ami meet him. new candidate». Essie Strong, Mi»» Ellie Baird and Mi»» Handy Valley will lie Invitisl to make The Cal hoi it- Improvement »oclely of Emily Kring», all ol Portland, were a lull display ol her pruluete at the Hamly met In Junker'» hall ami decided giieata ol Mi»» Ethel Shaver on Sunday. E»»l ................ all l air Exhibit to tie I to build a new fenee around tlieir J. A. Dunbar ami wife ol Portland hel l al llreeham tlila fall, an gel your I church, put down a sidewalk ami make visited the home folk» Hum lay. other Headed Improvement». »tuff In »Rape, Miiiplim of all aorta, A. L. Klont* hu« «old hi« general nwr* Ml Mum Emily ami Eloteiiee Mi Elroy i rlminliat* bin«in vm at Fairview. »»turned home last week after »pending j a moat ilelightfnl winter in eoulherii Teaaa. The danc« given July 4th by the Gar- man aorletv waa a »mvra». The Hamly achiuil closed Thursday, June 3fi. alter a am i . «»fill term of ten month». Thia la the longest term since the school Ima Is-en satehlialus). Aller an Inlereallng program llie pupil« ami patron» of the school enjoyed a picnic, on the ground». The pupil» »urpri»««l ■ lheir teacher with «rveral appropriate 1 present», among whi^hwa» a fountain pell COTTKU. llaying liai la-gun In full bleat. The crop la very good thia year. The Fourth of July ha» come and pnaMril away and wa» celebrated in the uaual way. Joe Dunn and Ida »later Eay of I'ort land »|H'Ot tlieir Fourth at Gr-veham w Hh tlieir uncle, Paul Dunn, and fam ily, At night they went to Handy »lid rvturneil well pleased to Portland to ri-»<ime their usual vocations. The dork visited the home of Mr. and Mr«, li. A. Cox July ,’rtl, and left a ten - IH.uiid girl. ♦♦♦♦♦<♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ JARS. FRUIT l’ut in your orders for Fruit Jura now and Ret the benefit of a ; ; I.OW PRICE We arc agent» for i J Pittsburg Perfect Field Fence Sold under a Positive Guarantee. : I Welded by Electricity. OUR LINE Of GROCERIES IS GOMPIEIE and our Prices are consistent with the quality of goods we > carry. Perfect satisfaction and a square deal is what you < • get from us. LINE A FULL OF McCALL’S - - Monday from »pending a few day* al Vancouver and Portland Mr. Owen» H|«nt llie Fourth at Vancouver. The hill« are licing rut down and the Miaa Maliel llrink came down from hollow* filled in on W. T. Swank'* place for the new county rend. Several Lewi.lon, Idaho, to »pend the Fourth m< n and team« are at work on the road and viait her litter, Mr«. John Healin. i It. E. Morae and wife of The Dalle«, I and rxpert to hate it open fur travel in ’ a «hurt lime. D. C. Allan! and family and Mr*. M. Work will la-gin on the improving of Allard Metcalf, all of Portland, <i|>eril t ednr street in a *hotl time. The elrect < Satunlay and Sunday with Mr» Fran-! will I m * graded ami graveled from Fair* cea Allard. BORNSTEDT & RUEGG; SANDY, TROUTDALE, Or» , July 7.—Mr». ! Aluia Hramball ba* been rntertaining : Mra.-llaltie Carter of Portland. Earl Ixigan baa x»na to Vandavill«, Waah., to a|»>n<l th» ren.aimlvr of thv •uuimvr with hi» aunt, Mr,. J. D. gan. OREGON Mr». Eunice Douglaaa and Mi«« Irene The amount agreed upon by the city Douglaw were pleasant caller« here council for a dog licrnae wa* II fiO and Sunday. >3 (4). and tlte ordinance calling for such Major W. II. Ix>ve haa taken up hia residence in Troutdale. a lict-n««‘ wits adopted. view road to Ihviwmn street. I!» Sandy Hotel Mi«« Alta \Cilcui of »Portland ha* { In-en «|>eniling a few day« with Iter father In-re. Mi«* Alta will tiniidi her <MNir*e in the <>it-gun <’um»ervalury of i Muaic in August. Fimi - c I mm accollimoilation* t'onunerviai traile «dirtied Clean brd« and good metili« Fard Stahl« I» C»»»«cli»» O. J. Jenkin* wa« seen on the rtreet Tuesday morning for the first time I since June 2nd when lie wai injured in the trolley car accident al Troutdale Mr. Jenkin* is still very weak, CASPER JUNKER, Prop. Sandy, Oregon HURLBURI Aaron Fox - : Troutdale, • ► l»F M EM - Oregon J ’ IS o ■ Everything Needed in the Home Everything Needed on the Farm H ; Phone for Prices, Phone for Goods- Phone Farmers 281 i I JOHN BROWN’S STORE Carries All Kinds General Merchandise PHONE Agent for the Oregon For Eastern Multnomah Hurlburt was well represented at the Fi>urt|i <>f July celebration at tirrsham. Everyone enjoyed a good lime as the city’* guest and are aliemly antici- I paling another Fourth. Tl»e Hurlburt I m «<* hall team played t with luituurvll. Hurlhurt's teain was the winner Nell week they play with II Springdale. Mrs. .Merrill Rickert »nd *on l-aw- l reftce «pent Humtay, June 28, in tlieir old neighlmrhood. Mrs. Andrreon of Oregon f’ity spent July tth, ftlh »nd dth at her brother’s, l.<\v«l Rickert. Those who are ac- iptahitcd with Mr*. Anderson will l»e «<»rry to hear of her bereavement. Her husband died last week, his death re sulting from a kick he received on the u II hiw while barneusing his horse. BI< mm I poison resulted, <*au«ing his death. hvv. Mr. Houghton was a visitor to • our neighborhood over the Fourth and took part in the Sunday school service. GOODS DELIVERED. NUM BER, 311. Fire Relief Association e Rockwood, Oregon FURNISHES BOXES AN1> • •••••••••••••••a • RELIABLE ami » It’o.XoMK’ UNDERTAKING PARIOKS H W. XMKKV, 1-HOI-. OKK.-IllM, OKK. All rail« will rurulve altviiilim. prompt anti A RHI.IABI.E TIMI ¡PIECE IS A ORBAI CONVENIBNCIi Wliatevi-r your Wntch or ( h»k Nervi» I cali H» il f"r y»', ,,r il yon nini n ncw timopieco lor lionir, office or pocket ime I cali nippli' your licei I h uml guarani«« aatiafaction. Fred D. Flora R E L I A II I. lì J li W E I. E R Itti Morriaon Street PORTLAND, - - OREGON Near l’ap’« Restaurant. Phono 147; Re«. Phone * • 1» m Gasoline Wood-Saw —FUK— ! • •••••••••••••••a • C. P. BROOKS . Pays 4c e • cm rvfill *C^^**^. *<>•»» AMO OSI*®" ------------------------— W. Ellison nd Clackamas Counties. “The Busy Store” e : e BING CHERRIES J (ieijeral Repairing • FAJRVBW, - OREGON The weather here i* fine for baying, [ am! there ia an average crop of moa- ‘ -luitoa, in fact alt crops are locking tine Bert Greenman who succeeds Thomas Brown as auperindent of the Salmon river hatcherv waa called to Oregon City last Monday by the Jeath of his sister Mrs. Greenman accompanied him. Mr. Brown will not leave the neighborhood immediately but baa put up a small house and will remain for the present. The road supervisor and his men are : repairing the road. They have taken ' up the old plank and are preparing to put on crushed rock and gravel which Glenn McIntyre has started a stags «ill lie a big improvement on the old line from Boring to Welches ami will plank road. make daily trips each way during the Nearly everyone from tliis part of the reason. country went to Grestiaui the Fourth A party from Boring were camping and came home rejoicing over their liere last week and left for home on g<»>l time. Monday. They got plenty of fish white A great deal of new ground ia being here, a, was to be expected, for Will cleared for cultivation. Crop prospect» Pal mer was along. are very g'Ksi. CHURCH NOTICES. BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH, Gweh- arn—Pxrroa. Rev. T. J. Elkin. H bh - vu «», Sunday school at 10 a. m.; Preaching. If a. m. and 7:30 p. in.; It Y. P. U., 7 p. m., every Sunday. Cottage prayer-meeting on Thursday night. All invited. LINNEMANN MEMORIAL M. E. CHURCH, (iresham—Pairro», Dr.A. Thompson. Sanvii xa, Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Prvaching-at 11 a. m. and 8 p. in. every Sunday. Prayer meet ing, Thursday evenings at 8 o’cltx-k. Everybody invited. FREE METHODIST CHURCH — Rev. S. tx. Roexa, pastor. Services, Sunday School, 10 a. rn ; Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8 p. ni. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. All welcomed. PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST CHURCH. Cottrell, Ore.—Px»Ton, R.-v. S. C. Sherril. Sxavicx», Sunday Si-hool, 10 a. m.; Morning service. 11mm.; Evening service, 8 p. m. Everylecly invited. PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST CHAP- El„ Cottrell. Ore.—Pvaroa, Rev. S. C. Sherrill. Bastvicaa, Sunday school, 3 p in.; Preaching, I p. m. Every body invited. ZION'S EVANGELICAL CHURCH, Gresham—Saavtcs» German), 10:30 a ni.. every first, third and fifth Sun days of each month. All welcome. - Sandy Harness Shop Makes Th Best Saddles IN THE COE NTRY Additional Car for Gresham. All work done by Hand Cinist a Full Line if HORSE GOODS . Harness and Shoe REPAIRING Promptly done V. E. FOSBERG, Prop. - San.lv Oregon - Portland Railway Light & Power Co. One of the team, uael in hauling the camping outfits of the Adventist people to the train took fright and ran out over the track and lip the street, leaving part« ol the wagon along Itie way a, they went, anil bruising themselves con siderable. ...... «-■ STATIMS 9 0 0 • 0 0 • 9 1 n 7 7 7 7 7 7 21 30 27 M 32 N 34 44 40 u 47 S4 1 52 82 7 SI N 1 01 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 41 2 41 2 n 2 »4 2 1» 2 ”,J n' 24 2 SS 3 IS 11 M n |2 n Illi 11 12 17 12 21 12 27 12 32 12 34 12 40 12 47 12 52 12 50 12 « 1 15 52 11 17 21 27 32 34 40 47 52 58 K v « « 9 10 1" 10 IV 10 IV 10 10 10 1* tl 15 7 15 5 45 5 » 5 30 w 7 xs - a 7 62 ------------ 6 20 5 50 5 42 n* 7 ,S6 * J4 « 00 « 11 8 11« St 17 8 17 à «7 21 N 27 K 27 32 * 32* 24 * 34 40 S 40 47 « 4, 52 * 5* 05 W « n ..Ar. if f 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 • 9 K*9** l . .Anderson. Boring Siefer. Barton Eagle Creek Currinsville Estacada Cazadero Troutdale 7 7 7 » 7 7 7 7 l.v M jO 4R I 31 > 22 15 Branch EMTMSU STATIONS 12 13 2 13 4 4SI 30 IT 151 20 20 2 20 4 52 I N IT 22 0 2T 20 2 20 5 00 0 42 * » 1 30 0 35 17 400 4 .Linnemann Bruner Base Line Curtis. . Fairview Davis Ready Biding Troutdale «ESTgJlINO 1 1 J J 44 « 06 10 06 12 04 2 00 4 N 9 30 7 10 0 12 0 9 1 17 4 27 • 22 7 02 0 04 0 !• * :»! 7 50 1» 51 11 51 1 11 4 21 I 111 M 7 50 9 .............................................. I i TROUTDALE, Merchandise - - - For Oregon City, Canemah Park an<l way point*, chantfe car* at Golf Junction. For Lents, Mount Scott and east side point*, change car* at Lent* Junction. W. P. MULCHAY, Traffic Agent. General Office*, First and Alder St*., P obtlamd , Oaaoo*. Harlow, Blaser & Harlow General n M Si 49 43 40 33 27 22 15 1« Between Linnemann and Troutdale LATOURELL All who attended the celebration at Gresham were well pleased with the affair. J Portland Golf June . Lents June. . G***t LiiiTiewMiin Gresham s Ihtily Except Bunday. b Transfer to Bellwood Cars for Portland at Golf Links. A. M. figure« in Roman. P. M figure* iu black, c Special Car Leaves Portland Saturday Nights (only) at 11 :** for Urv^ham, Troutdale aud Fairview Returning to Milwaukee Car Barn». I Misa Bessie Robinson of Portland «lient the past week with the Misse« ■ Inora and Cliri.tie Burkholder at this place. They spent the Fourth at Gresh am. COMFORTABLE Springwater Division Mr. and Mrs. Thoma, Lowe returned Sunday evening from The Dallea where Mr*, lowe ha, liven visiting her mother and brother for some time. Mr. Lowe went up Saturday. e nolds; Advisor. Mrs. Beaeie Barney; Past Guardian Neighbor, Mr». Allie a RAPID FREQUENT e e At the regular meeting of the Rain e e bow Circle No. 272, Women of Wood e • craft. inatalied llie following officers: e 5 Troutdale, - Oregon , Wagon and Carriage Work • «• Phone Furiner, 2H x 1 a viait to their grandparent», Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt, the Fourth. Beginning Tuesday. J,uly 14th, the! car leaving Portland at 5:40 p. in., and running as far as Lents Junction, will | lie continued as far as Gresham, arriv- i ing at 6:38 p. m., and departing for Portland at 6 :40 p. m.; w ill arrive at i Portland at 7:40 p m. It will also con-1 neet with the Troutdale branch coming KELSO Mr,. A. T. Tiller and children and out at 8:;I6 p. ni., but will not connect I Ray Moore vieiled Mr, JewieJudd at Mie, Ella Bell of Portland is visiting on its return trip to Portland. Sunday» Boring Sunday. Miss Georgia Donahue for a short time. excepted. W P. Mulvhay. Traffic Agt.l A. Ogiien «nd wife returned Monday to their home at Foreit Grove. Mr. and Mr». Ogden have been attending camp meeting here. • J. A. CARTHON »• Horseshoeing Mrs. Cunningham ha* been enter daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Burges» and 1 taining her married »on and daughter daughter, and their chaffeur w»ra all and their familiea . out in an automobile and spent Satur Marion Kotzman, wife and baby, paid day and Sunday at Hotel McIntyre. Harry Donley Sr., of Spokane. Waah., viiiteil at the home ol Mr« II. M. .Shaw on Sunday. Mr». Ilonley and children »Im have been viaiting here for aeveral week« expect» to return home in a «hurt time. The library received a plea»ant call from Miaa N. F ob . llie couuty librarian, and Janie* P. Gil lea, the atate librarian of California. Mr. and Mre. Roy Morae of Tlie Dalle» were iiaitor« at Mr». France, Allard'», *l»o Mr. and Mr,. Carl Allan! and fam Sig White and family spent the Fourth ily. Arthur Richanlaon wa.out from Port St Troutdale. land to viait hi» (later, Mr». D. B. Grif Mr. Mabry and family spent the fith Saturday. Fourth at Gresham. llalfred Young of Portland lia, been Mr. Mathew, wife and little boy spent out visiting frieuil, here. their Fourth of July at Pleasant Home. Jack Stafford o! Portland visited rela tive» here Sunday. Woodard; Magician, Mr». Selling; DELIVERED AT FAIRVIEW J clerk, Mrs. Viola Richardson; Attend •«•••••••••••••••••••••••e ant, Mr». Iilell Hoyt; Captain of Guards, Mrs. Cora Vanderhoof; Inner Sentinel, Mrs. Mary Storm; Outer Sen tinel, Cbauney Barney. • • SALMON A. I. DvHaven ia patting up a new barn on hie place and will put up a house during the summer. S. Carson has put up a new water tower and ^iod mill. Mr. Maxwell is repairing his barn. N. E. flyman who purchased the Bridge place i, slashing alsiot 40 acres ' and intend, to go extensively into the i dairy business. After the 1st of August the Orient ! mail route will Ice changed to Boring, ■ thus doing away with the extra carrier ■ between these pointe. Judging from the large amount of i Kale that i, being planted in thia sec Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller visited tion, the farmers have learned a lesson : Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. < raa- in regard to the Imying of high-priced i wcll. mill feed that took so much of the prof Mrs. David Manary and son Orva! ; it, of dairying. A new r<«d has lieen opened one- | ■;ient the Fourth of July with Mr. and Mr». J. Manary. fourth mile east of Pleasant Home run E. D. Hamilton visited his brother, ' ning north between the Otis and Carl Rev. C. L. Hamilton and family of New-1 son tracts and through Mr. Altman's place to the Lu,tel road. Another [>e- ls-rg a couple of day» last week. tition ia out for a road between the Mrs. Ijllie Moulton and children are Orient and Boring road», running west »pending a few days with her parents at between the leunartz and McGinnis i Arteta. • place,. Thia road would open up a G. Moulton and F. Linnemau cele large country that has no public road at brated the Fourth at Vancouver. all and give the people of this section a ' R. Miller expecta to build on hi, down grade road to Haley station. place joining T. Niebauer in the near The Methodist church is doing well fotute. under the pastorate of Rev. C. B. Rees > The Sunday ,cbo> l is in a prosperous condition under the superintendent, I AMS Rev.'David Wolfe. New carpets and a ' Mr. and Mr». Oscar Wocd and chil new organ have been purchased during dren made a trip to Aims last Saturday the last three months. The Woman, , viaiting Mrs. Woods parents over Sun Missionary society and the Board of day, returning home on Monday. Stewards wish to thank the public and i Mrg. Blackenger’a school closed Fri especially the Cottrell Dramatic society | lor their generous patronage and help ’ day, the 5th of July. Neal Lowe has taken the contract to they so kindly gave in raising money lor necessary iniprovemcnts. dig a well and fence the school ground. Guardian Neighbor, Mr*. Nellie Rey e e I 50c a Cord PIEASANI HOME Mr and Mrs Wru. fly.lt entertained Th« Fourth p»«»ed very quietly her». friends thia week. Several families cam» up from Cherry- J. If. L. May tree and daughter of vllle ami had a picnic in the Salmon Two sons of Stillman Andrews re- cently killed a wild cat and captured ‘ Cherryville [mid a visit to the Cline river grove. home Munday and Monday. Mrs. Cline two of bar kittens. Geo. Krupke had lour friends came In th* Cottrell vicinity Laying ia tie is on the sick list. I- from Portland to spend the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jackson and him. order of the day. H. f. Hudson of the H. I. Hudson We have new merchants at Cottrell, Mi,s Elva Andre have gone to the mountains for a few days. Arms compeny, Portland, and hia Hutchins Brothers. Mr. O»burna whose arm was broken recently, is doing wall. Wateh Cottrell! Three barna are I>vlla Zimmermann, Harriet Harlow, under construction and two more are to l ulu and Grace Mii kley and Saline Fox lie built. Former* are Nginning to cut their were entertained by Ivon» Stjllaon |ut Mr. Clemens and family of California Tliumlay in Inmor of !<ena'» twelfth are viaiting J a*. Hj«ars and family. buy crop. Mr*. Wetmore, Mm. A. L. Klon«, liirtlMlay. Miaa Hannah lle-lin is now employed Mr. ami Mr*. A B. HI»- k of Fulton, st office work in Portland. 14* win «ml Win. Klone returned home Indiana, are |<ayin, tb« Wr»t a viait, from the Pilott I mri week, A great many of the < 'ottrell people Mr*. Julia Snover and Mr«. Hoyt of and while in Troutdale are gue»ti of old celebrated the Fourth at Gresham. Al) Irienila at the home ol II. E. Hurber. <4 !*orllan<i called on old friend* here report a good time. Henry Vanderhoof hai bi-en enter lagt Thursday, Carl Sbetterly gave a lawn |»arty last .Mr*. Amanda Clark ami «on J muh » taining hi» mother from Sandy. Orva) Wednead.y to celebrate his birthday. riycct to go tu Welche* this week to and Clarence Vanderboof returned home The pnMor of the Pleasant Home Bap- with their grandmotln-r to »jiend a few take up land claim*. tiat church is preaching a series of ser day». <ieurge Coupvland who ha* lawn liv mons on "Moul Winning." Next Sun Dr. and Mr». Vaaoar »bo are lately ing on hi« claim al Carley, Waah., wan day’s topic on a division of the theme from Iowa ,|*nt laat week in Troutdale. down to celebrate the Fourth. will be "Soul Winner's Eqnipmeut." Dr. Vaaear 1» a government meat in I r. W. E. I j - w 1» <d Se-wlde wa» a Wel Rev. B. C. Sherrill, Mr. Nelson and ■pector. come guest of friend» here the latter Miaa Hasel Harris attended the Baptist John Holm took hia family to Port part ol last week. association at Hood River last week land to »pend the Fourth. They report a pleasant trip also an en- I . t>. Axtell and wife entertained F. J. II Hoyt ami family have moved to thuaiaatii- meeting ol the Baptista -vSicb S. Young ami family of Portland Satur means greater things lor the churches. day and the party celebrated the Fourth Portland. Mr. Oleaon'« new reeideix-e »outh ol at Gresham. Mien Delia Murrison of Portland »pent Troutdale ii receiving the finishing LUS IEDS Sunday here a guest of Mr». J. M. Ash- touche«. Mr. Oleeon'» family have ar rived here to »fiend llie aummer on the cralt. Mr. Ring of Portland waa a visitor at farru. Hie borne of Mr. and Mr,. J. Manary on Mr». McGaw and »on of Portland »le- John Rodger» lia» com|>leted and i, the Fourth. He came in bis automix it«-l tlw arm and brother, E. <■ McGaw, moving in lii» new reaideuce on the hill. bile and was accompanied by Jim Ma and family here Sunday. Mr». Ethel Macontaali and »on of nary and family and also Miss Maud lame* T. Preston and mother, M r». They enjoyed J. II. Preston, of Greahaiu were visitor» Portland liave been visiting relative* Manarv of Portland. tlieir Fourth eating strawberries and livre. livre Sunday. Cliaa. Bliileon and wife ire planning eream. II 8. Stone ha* the haarmenl and an eastern trip and will »tart in a few | Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Smith visited foundation of hi* new re« id voce nearly dvya. Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. Lyman Dnsia, completed, and a ill begin work iumie- Mr». Peter Gar-na and win returned and family the Fourth. «halelv on the frame work for the houee which i* Io be a «lory and one-half of the bungalow style. A PATTERNS CDTTRfll - —- OREGON 20 11 12 10 00