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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1908)
MOUNT SCOTT Want Column Wanted. For Sale, Lost, Found, Etc. All l<*«l *4wrtlienie»l. ar» run uiuVr l hi. b.-A.I >1 th» rat» <>l ONKCKNT V «<iKl> FIRST tSHKRTluX .ub»»'|u»nl iii*«rUoii» will Iw mad» on IF to *• word, for I«r»al>. •* I" *' w ord* tor IS r**li. >» to *' w ont» tor At w*u No ait ..ublUlx-d for Ira* than IS c, ill* <'a»h In ailvawo' »xrepl to r»«ular a.l'<-rtt*»r- It you have anylhlnc to o il. or wl«h to bu? anything- or ha,» bwl anjthing TRY A •• WANT Alt” in thia column Thu rvanlta will *ur*rt«S you Ca»h or potior» atan>|>». Dr. and Mrs. Anderson, Wade .More land and Mr» IKiwneyof Portland spent Sunday with Mr and Mj*. Frol Ander son of i-enU Mr. Reep and family have sold and gone to make their future home in Illi nois. A surprise |utr|y was given to them by their many friends last Satur day evening. --------------- Mr. Krebs of Portland sjwnt Sunday FOR RENT—Omni bouar ot- Main street. Cliaa ('Icvrlivml, Gre»h*m. - - in Lenta. Grandma Thorn and daughter of WANTED—Freeh milch cow» and Idaho visited al Mr. Hogue's this week,. btwf cattle. T. R Howitt, Greaham.: Mrs. Ida Anderson has gone to Sea Ore side to he alwenl a few days. HOUGH U MBER—For Sale al Re-! Mias Estella Smith won first prise at duct'd price». Half mile south of Kel»<- R. N O. bulge Friday night in making Jarl Brothers. the moat wonts eonimeneing with a, b FOR SALE—One leer» A Dumi piano | and c in the spare cd three minutes. in fine condition. Inquire of It. H Miss Alice Foster has gone to spend Ott, Gresham. the summer with her sister, Mrs. Need ham who lives near Albany FOR SALE—Old newspapers, cheap Mrs. Dilley entertained the liand Good to pul under carpels—at Herald office. boys Wednesday evening and a general good time was had by all those who BIDS WANTED—Sealed bids will be re ceived until July 25th bv School 1».acrid were fortunate enough to sevure an in No. 8, for ten cords of awd delivered. vitation. Croquet is the fad with some cd the Must specify kind and quality. By or der of the board, E. E. Welling, Clerk, young people on Fourth avenue. Michael Spahm, Chairman, Troutdale, The dedication of the Methmlist church in District 45 will take place FOR SALE—Forty acres of land near July 25. An all day meeting will lie. Sycamore station on O. W. 1’. electric had at the church and at noon a basket ! road, 2000 cords good wood, tine soil, dinner will be enjoyed by all. Rev. Mr. six acres cleared. Box 45, Lent*. L II FAIR SALE—S|ian of black Geldings, weight 2 n « i or more, well matched, 7 and 8 year* old. Will sell cheap. W F. Burkholder, Latourel) Falls. ¡30 0! LOST — A liar Stallicn, weight 900 Reward. Zurfineli Hros . Lents. Ore. Ik1 Pol'NDM 1>TEK> NoTIt'E-l have taken up and and have in the pound at Gresham a roan pony, weight about 800. Cross on right side. H. Gullick- son, Poundmaster, Gresham. ¡29 0 9 FOR SALE—Cordwood, good quality, delivered to yonr home st $3 50 per cord. Apply J. H. Hoss. Gresham. .29 Monday night a house on Grandpa Hibbard ba* returned from firs be Wheatland »ber» li» went with a parly it was occupied to pick lagan ben lea. A.larg» delegation from hero is ex tween 12 and I o'clock pected to attend Fridav '• twill game at by C, T. Johnson, a real estate agent Holman will preach in the morning aid Gladstone to root for theGiaiits. who had just moved here from Portland Rev. Paul Reader will preach in the Mr and Mr*. R 8. Henderson outer on Monday. • Mrs. Johnson aud Iter afternoon. twined on Sunday the following friend* daughter went to The links in the eve Mrs. Macky, Mrs Batten's daughter, from Portland: Alami midnight Mr. Johnson Mr. and Mrs Geo. ning is here from Idaho for the beni-tit of W Baldwin. Mr ami Mr* E K Brown, built a tire, pul on the COtliw jail aud her little child's health. She is staling Mr and Mr*. McAlpin. MiaS I 'veildge then went to meet the family at the at the home of Mrs Kilborn. K in I'aik ahilioii, leaving a lighted I aud Mr Newton. lamp in the house. When they got I Albert lloiiev and family from Color Mr*. 8. T. Crow has op-m»l up a first ado Springs are visiting his sister, Mrs. class lunch room and restaurant in the I hv . k everything was in flame*. The Fairbanks. building opposite Manger'« »lore It» m-ighlior» gathered around but were too There waa |2.l*l> | The Women of Woodcraft held a pub neat appearance and arrangement in late to aaie anything lic installation Wednesday night in side would tempt mom auyon ■ and Mr». worth in the house on winch only *.',«> insurance was carried. Dukes' hall. The installing of ths offi Crow** cooking ability is kn<>* i. Secures Option on Grounds Gresham, the enterprising little city in the eastern part of the county, ba» secured an option uu a tract of laud , near by and has in' el the Grange Fair association to use it as a sight for holding the agricultural lair till* fall The proposition extended by Mayor Short of Gresham at a meeting of the Arthur Geisler and wife have gone to association held Thur-lai ni(4it wa* ac I. -t Lake for a few weeks' outing cepted by the director« rtieassocia lion will be incorporated with a capital of $5.000 and arrangements made at onee to get the fair under wav. It la the intention of the directors nt the fair association to erFct commodious and immanent fair buildings in time for this year's fair—Oregon Journal Mr McMillen and daughter, Mr. ami Mr» Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Von Auker, Miss Williams and Mr McWilliams of Portlaud with Ira Allen and wife of Lents and Opal and Carol Hand spent Sunday with the Heyburn*. Chemicals, Stationery and Medicine at CITV PRICES Prescriptions Carefully Compounded k ™* SUNSET ICE CREAM MT. SCOTT ORLO CO. OREGON FOR SALE — Cheap. Frown Mare, also mare and fine cult Must be sold. Apply E. B. Thompson. Grisham. <29 LOTS, and FARM PROPERTY BIDS WANTED— Bid» will lie re ceived until August 15 for the old WANTED—Buyer for two Corner ■choolhouse of Dist. 107, Orient. Right lots. New Addition te Greaham, f O reserved to accept or reject bids. J. R. Four large Lots, center Gresham. 4I<«*>. Hall. Clerk. Orient, Ore. (32 acres improved ranch, two ---------------------------- -- ------ ----- Twenty miles from Gresham, fimi. Address LOST—Near tiresham. A gray craven- 8. B., care Beaver State Herald. et lap robe. Leave at Herald office or i notify. Reward. (30 WANTED — Clean, obi cotton Rags 5c a pound. Herald office-. BIDS WANTED Sealed bids will be received until Sat nrdav. August 1. 1908. by Gresham FOR SALE: <r TRADE, for Gr -liam School District No. 4, for rkl cord* of property—Two fine lots in Ivanhoe park wood delivered. Must specify kind aud n-ar Creston on Mt 8e<>tt r W .«I- quality. By order of the board, Theo. <U<H-k car lines Inquire at Herald of Brugger, cbaiinian. Gresham, Ore. fice. 9 .9 How often as a result of keeplug the curtains down tn tbe parlor. wbicb f»>tb Iu practice as well a* theory ought to tie the best room In the bouse, damp ness. must Ines» and cbeerlensuess pre vail! True, tbe posies lu tbe carpet may lose some of their brightness, though none of their fragrance. If cur tains Are put up for awhile each day and the glorious genu destroying sun »blue la allowed to pour in. but It will mean cheeiiuess. light aud health for tbe meuiliera of tbe family, who ought to be eutltlcd to more consideration than carpets and wall paper. S. P. Bittner, M. D. A,friend makes a practice of chop ptng up all the auckera and red burse be cau get and giving them to bi* ben» wbk-h. being confined, eat tbe tl»b greedily as a substitute t<r the animal food wbicb they would-pick up In con siderable quautltle» were they running at large. Another friend disposes of rabbits durlug tbe summer tuonili* lu tbe same way Geranium*, like boy*, are often the I »el ter off for an oui<i<H>r summer vaca tion. Prune them back (tbe Kvranl- uius) couAiderably. remove fn»u> tbe puts and put then) iu a garden spot where they will get a gtMx! deal of suu shine. Before setting in the ground i put a good shovelful of rotteu muuure beneath each plant, aixl during the drier weather nee that they get plvuty of water If tills course I m followed it will meau lots of bloom iu late sum mrr aud good strong pluuts to |>ot iu the fail. P1ir«Kiaa»'3u<g«v*». Mr Je«u|M lisa got Ids n«w house well under way. Il Is about ready fur shiug ling. • Greaham. Oregon DR. IL 11. OTT, It E. t'ouli-v ami family, Walter No bl» and family ami Bert Sexton and 11« N T I »T wife are al Wlieallaml pick Illg wild black Imi ne» (or uiarkal. (iivnlimih • Oregon There is to >«• a church and |>araonage built in Iteaervoir Paik lu the near lu ture. Reati the “Want Ads.” Mrs. M Rickert lia* been laid up for tin account of the Chautauqua at Wants Gladstone Park, there will Im no »eivi.e a few days with blood poisoning in het , in the Methodist church next Sunday Sunday school will Ur held as usual at 10 *. m. The third annual H >wer exhibit will! lie given hv the Multnomah county school children in tlie City Hall in Port land on Saturday, July 18 Tbe pub Miss Grace Powell of Portland Ik- is cordially Invited to in-qa-et the ex hibit both in the daytime and evening Heights was a visitor in Lenta Tuesday HIERE S XU NF Ell cers was very pretty as the staff of guards were excellently drilled. After the installation a very pretty drill by it girls was put on. A number were oui from Portland. Refreshments were served and a social lime enjoyed an>l everyone departed feeling they had been well entertained. The Ladies Kid society of the Metho church have decided to abandon meet ing* during the warm weather. .1. M. Short. M. 0. Walnut sheet near Woodbine caught I Continued from page I.' .. ..... DRUGS —- ■ HE SERVE fuel which started In a small wound on a tue. She II improving at present. RESERVOIR PARK Additional Gresham Locals Your Supplied on page 8, Ì HUNGRY ? : : : Livery, Feed & Sale Stable :♦ ♦ LUNCH ROOM and RESTAURANT : : ♦ ♦ I H E (). ROY : ♦ : ♦ :: Expressing, braying “TT :: Hilen in limn Give Us a Iridi :♦ ♦ C. If* I.ANt; the Kopr* > riH illg M kuk ai J. Il W a FKIMS C'oMrov • Ulti SHAM. OHI (ION • » (IRHSHAM Mrs. S. I. (roti lids Optin'J Io the 1‘ublli d llrxl-tldxs It. W. I Ml.MV, Prop'r '■'■■‘JX ."J... . 6r»jlu«. On. ••••>••••••••••••• In the Building oppoaile It. W Mettger'a atoro ou Puw.-ll atreet Siu Hibbard Street, Plumbing 1'Ol'RTEOl 8 TREATMENT HOME COOKING Muntavilla • Gas-Pitting Would like tu figure mi yuur work. ¡[ i.AKi'ksa i-tourti g J. it. HOSS Gresham, Orc. Mrs. S. T. Crow ’ Phon* Greaham, Or*. I4.X | UKM IURI. UND! R I AKINfi I ( M h \l MIS-. V V CARLSON & HENDERSON SKATING CARNIVAL \.’W < hrl»"G Hhif M«ln M rt.i.liv » fr« I« V 1 Call« AtCcUktvJ iu l*fom|»ih <>F* l»«| IE. Gresham Harness Shop ONE WEEK, JULY 20 TO 26 INCLUSIVE Ka'iMbiring Muh lib Hui»« til (HM I AKSON. Prop., (trcshaeii Something Different Every Night. Something Worth Seeing Every Night. Dare Devil Acts, Races and Special Features. iMbm’i Orvhvatra mil Fumigli Fuir Skating M ih I c . !.. t:. Luckey, Manager •••••••••••••••••••a««»•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I ™ BEST OFFER YOU EVER SAW HAS BEEN MADE BY THE YET THERE ARE THOSE WHO HAVE NOT TAKEN THOUGHT OF PLENTY OF TIME THIS WEEK. A COMMISION OF 25c. 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