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WELCHES
PUBLIC
NOTARY
Orrw«, Roots A Co’« Store
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BORING
OREtlON
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(hiring th« month of Augiiat the Ients| Idaho to help in the «ickne»» of her
Reading room will be open from 4 p. ni. gram I »"ii returned to her home Mon
ATTORNEY,COUNSELOK AT LAW to .< p. m. every week day.
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Admitted to Practioe in
The residence of Ered l.ove on Powell
A inarriaKU li<-en»e ia out for the mar
Mate Alni U. S. Court«.
Valley road, wa» totally destroyed by riage <4 Walter Raker and llaael Borin.
Orne« with D. S. Johnaon
tire last Friday evening, the origin of
A« we know nothing of the date yet
<irv»liam,
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Oregon
which i« unknown. Mr. and Mrs !»>ve we will not l»> able to tell when the
have the «ympathy of their many event taken place. The Herald extend»
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friend« and neighbor«. .A more »ub- it« greeting» to the newly wed».
■tantial evidence of regar.i
«hown in
Attar net at Law
Cecil Drake ha» returned from a viait
the gvnerou« purse they have presented to Iris (property near Klamath Fall,
< ( the arm of <* btxb à IK na
the family.
l*hone> V
Main tR’r
He report» tine thing« alrout that coun
«•»M «ktí Corbett Bldg., 1’ oxtlavi », O« k
Ira Allen i» preparing to make an ad try and it« proapev't» a» a wheat eoun-
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dition to hie house.
Mrs. l>eaton who came over from The Herald and Farm Journal, *1 30
J. W. MUFF
J. M. Short. M. D.
S. P. Bittner. M. D
Ptvskiaas-Ssrgwae
Grrwham.
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Chemicals, Stationery and Mxxiicine at
CITY PRICES
Want Column
OREGON
PLEASANT VALLEY
Wanted, For Sale. Lost,
Found, Etc.
All kn'al aAlvertiaemcnts are run under this
hrw«l .1 ii.. rate of ONE « KNT A WORD FIRST
NMERTION; aabsequ« nt iwerl a * Cl be
nu»««c «i. ’.5 to 3»' wonl* for io cents; A) to 1'
aa .r»t* ior ¡5 cents; SO to 4o words for Jw cents.
N« »d published
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for less than 15 cents. :
• M*ii I- • »1 ranee
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recular
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.1 a u have anything to tell,
tell,or
or wish to buy •
a a thin* or have Tost anything. TRY A
• ' AM vI».’’in this column. The results will ;
>urpr»*e y«»u. Cash or poataae »tamps.
W AN I ED—Fresh milch rows ami
beef cattle. T. R Howitt, Gresham,
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ROUGH LUMBER—For Sale at Re
duced pi ices. Half mile south of Kelso
Jarl B-others.
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FoK >ALE—One I vers A Pond piano
in liu'" condition. Inquire of H. H.
’ Ht^wrv-'iain.
FOR >ALE—Old newspapers, cheap.
«¿•-■I to ¡mt un<ier carpet»—at Herald
«•rtice.
EoR > ALE—Forty acre» of land near
Syrau
nation on 0. W. P. electric
Ji««) cords good wood, fine soil,
rix acre- lea red. Box 45, I^nte.
F'liK >ALE—A
fresh
row. D M. Cathey, Gresham.
Jer»ey
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Euli >ALE—A g'»»l ¿t-ntle work
h<»r»e, cheap. G. W'. Allder, Route 1,
4 mile» erst of Gresham.
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Bins WANTED—BifU will lie n-
r«*ivrO until August 15 for the old
house of Dist. 107, Orient. Right
rrM*«v»-u to accept or reject bids. J. R.
Hall, Clerk, Orient, Ore.
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FOR 'ALE—Odies’ Imperial Bicycle
in g<..| omhtion. Cheap at *8. At
Feci Mill, Fairview.
ESTIi VY NOTICE — One hog, taken
np on Joly 111, l'JO, by G. V. Murphy.
o « ii . r . -ii have the same by paying for
this ad. and for trouble of keeping hog
G. V. Ma.phv, Troutdale, Ore.
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D ( W. Potter, wife and daughter left
Wednetwiay for Newport where they
will spend two months, J. H. Wildee
accompanied them.
J. Walsh was taken to Portland by
the sheriff to be sent to Wisconsin to
answer for statutory crime,
He is a
half-breed Indian.
Jas. Goodfellow
Practical Horseshoer
General Blacksmithing
WAGON
REPAIR
LIGHT TIRES
WORK
SET
Shoeing of Horses with Deformed
Feet a Specialty.
GRESHAM,
OREGON
Come Listen to Our New Records
50c and one old lo-inch diac record,
anv make, will buy one Columbia
lo-inch record
$ 1.U0 and one old cylinder recon!,
any make, will buy five new Col
umbia X P cylinder record*.
Headquarter» for Columbia Phono
graph* and Records
NOTION STORE, GRESHAM
For a Good Meal go to the
Restaurant and
Lunch Room
We Make a Specialty of
FOR >ALE—l‘i> cord* of wood at
tli"!»tii l ,’. 4 miles ea*t of Gresham.
E. J. Ora ¿in, Phone 325.
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Dinners
Every Sunday
MRS. S. T. CROW. PROP.
FOR >ALE—Fine, new
modern
GRESHAM, ORE.
n . three lots in Gresham. Half
d w n. biwi' ncefi per <>nt interest.
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An -i I. Allen.
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LOST—<hi the Boring road Sunday,
an
»r skin purse containing i«ome
t liaiigv, a key, a file ar.d «ci**o»M.
Finder pl -ase notify Dorcas Hedin. Or
ient 4 Oregon.
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Wood Sawing
GRESHAM
50c
STEAM
SAW
Per Cord
FoR SALE— Eight acres of good
Quickest Chea pent and Bent
land, IQ mile south of Gresham, 35
T'»ls in» i. liogan «tation. For jmrticu-
la*• -e»- A. IL Gould, on the place.
' * Call or phone
BIDS WANTED
Robt. Doane
I I»wls will be received until Sat
or<lav. A ugiiHt 1.
by Gresham ; ¡ FI m M, -’’'7.
Ra* . Main Street
t»t*»l District No. 4, for GO cord» of >
GRESHAM, ORE.
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u . msi I drlKHred.
Must specify kind and
«lUHp.ty. By order of the board, Theo.
Brngifer, chairman. Gresham, Pre.
and FARM PROPERTY.
WANTED— Buyer for two Corner
lot.«. X w Addition to Gresham, $300.
Four large Lot», »‘enter Greaham. 11<<i).
Twenty acres improved ranch, two
mil*«« from Gresham, 144/0. Address
s. B , < a»»* Beaver state Herald.
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H»H *ALE or TRADE for Gri-sham
prop ri i—Two tine lot» in lvanho,-park
n.-ar I re-ton on Mt. Scott or W<»id-
-t.»-k < ar lines, inquire at Herald of
fice.
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DRESSED
LUMBER
RUSTIO
FLOORING
BY TEST - TESTS BEST
Mak.-« wholesome, nutrition» bread
FINISHING MATERIAL
STRAUS LUMBER
COMPANY
.Try it once and you’ll u«e no other
Phone. 411.
D. W. Metzger
Sole agent for Gresham.
ORIENT,
Mill \ mile ea»t Kelso
ORE.
LUNCHES AND MEALS SERS El» AT Al l. HOURS
COl'RTEOt S TREAT*! ENT
When in lown Give Us d Iridi
the
PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST LOSS BY
Mr. Markell’s father aud mother have
l*en visiting them
Mrs. McBride hs» lawn visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mis. McNall.
Mrs. McKinney has friends visiting ;
her this week.
John Kelley, the auto man. and fam- '
ilv are camping on his place here.
INSURE
IN
THE
OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
John Brown, Rockwood, Agent
For E-Mt«-rn Mullnutuab and l'iavkama« t'ountir«.
FRESH MEAT AND FISH
IKiii'l forgvt that we |mv tbo lnglir»t ca»h pricr» for your |>r<»lui'<g
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Remember We H»»e Ure.h
The annual convention of the Swe
dish Lutheran church will commence
Mondays, Aug 3rd, at * p. n> in the
church.
Tuesday and Wednesday the
services will be held in Wm. Peterson’s
grove. On Wednesday afternoon the
l.adies Mission society will have an auc
tion sale. Dinner will be served both
days in the grove.
The Young People« society will meet
at the Lutheran church Sunday night
at ft p. m.
A giM«d program ia to be
rendered.
The annual convention of the Swe-
dish Mission church was held last Snn-
day in Win. Peterson's grove was well
attended by several hundred people who
enjoyed the day in the cool, shady
grove listening to the aertnon. A choir
from Portland was ¡»resent am! sang
several numbers and Miss Christine
Oleson rendered a solo which was very
much appreciated.
We enjoyed the plvaeure of getting
acquainted with the editor of The Her
ald recently when he was up this wav
looking after business interests and we
wish him and his ¡taper success.
COHklLL
After August 1st the Portland mail
for Orient will remain at Boring instead
of going on to Orient and will be dis
tributed at Boring to the carriers and
will lie delivered the same as usual.
A jiicuic of Cottrell young |mople met
at Bullrun park last Sunday and went
swimming.
Mr. Adam of the Headworks visited
in these parts Saturday.
Mack Clark of Portland visited rela
tives here last Sunday.
E. Beers raised bis barn last week.
Mr. Osburn's hay was cut and hault-d
by the neighbors as he was disabled.
ROUGH LUMBER
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Emanuel Lind and David Palmblad
»¡»ent Saturday evening at The Oaks.
TIMBERS
SIZED
In the Building <» p | mm > ìiv D. W. Mrtagvr'a •huv on P»»woll •Irret
A few of our young (»eople at tenths!
tl*e skating rink last Sumlay evening.
LUMBER
CEILING
BEST
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RESTAURANT ♦
and
MONTAVILLA LOCAL*.
Mrs. Etta Bakus is visiting her par- ,
ents, Mr and Mr». I N. L. tthriner.
The Powell Valley baseball teain met
Harry Meserve has I mwii visiting hi«
and defeated the Springdale Colum
bian« on the latter’« ground» Sunday sister, Mr». iNmgla»». the past week.
with a »core ot 17 to H. Next Sunday
they will erne» bat« with the Kuckwood
Red Wings on th» local diamond. Ev
erybody come and root for the bova.
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Charlie Palmblad visited the metrop
olis last week.
Rev. S. C. Sherrill preached Ins fare
well sermon last Sunday in the Pleas
ant Home Baptist church.
He has ac
cepted a jiositioii as assistant (suitor at
Astoria.
WANTED — Clean, old cotton Rags.
Ac a |anind. Herald office.
CUPID FLOUR
Simon Lind w«« doing buiineea in Port
land la«t week.
Gu«t Carlson arrived here last Mon
day from Iowa with his family. They
moved from here last Spring but didn't
sell tneir place. Later they bought the
»Milstead farm which they now occupy.
Home Cooking
Chicken
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Sigrid, the little daughter of Rev. Jon
as Johnson, has been very sick but is
improving.
on poweij . street
LUNCH ROOM
PLLASAM HOMt
POWELL VALLEY
Mr. McBride is quite ill.
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Mrs. S. I. ( rim Has Opened to the I’ublk J llrst-ildss
HOME COOKING
Irving ami lena Hutchina are
parents of a tine, new boy.
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MT. SCOTT DRUG CO.
LENTS,
THERE'S NO Nl I P OE IT Foil
Mrs. S. T. Crow
P rescript ion« Carefully Compounded
SUNSET ICE CRfAM
HUNGRY ?
During August the Montavilla readlug
room will tie opeu from 7 to V.30 every
evening. Il will uot be open during
the afternoon.
—.. ... DRUGS = '
s»™
Quite a number ut can>|wr« «rv ou
the camp ground« ami almost every
Cottage 1« tilled
There Mia good deal
here one day last week when a horse
belonging to Anderson Brother« of Port
land ran away, throwing out Mrs C
W. hern and Ed Anderaon
They ea
caped with a severs «baking up aud a
sprained ankle each. The buggy wae
an entire wreck and the horse escaped
with a «light scratch on the leg.
A large uumbar ul ti«h are being
brought into camp daily, bv some fish
erman, and aoiue have to come to camp
to get ti«h.
A party of seven young
men .-aught 730 trout one day at the
fall« ou Salmon river.
Al Edwards, our road supervisor, is
going to California soon.
Miss Hannah Hedin of Portland spent
Sunday at her home here.
Additional Gresham Locals
l.»ery
FUh
lhur»4«>
Saturday. I
and
T. R. E1OWI IT & CO.
POWELL STREET
GRESHAM. OREGON ♦
(('ontinunl from |*gv i
The house whs owned by Mr». Dr.
Twitcbrl of Portland who was out from
town canning some fruit when the fire
started. The fire sprrad to the adja
cent wools and resulted in /piile a for
est fire.
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Prof. Metzger of McMinnville college
spent last Friday with Mr. and Mrs
George Metzger.
E. C. Freeman, an o|i
Mr. Darnall, made Tl
Mr. Freeman la
Tuesday afternoon,
instructor in electricity in Armour iu-
stitute, Chicago.
1 lle ia seeing the
country and visiting friend». He »ay»
this jmrt of Oregon suits him Inmt of
anything in the west
Sig Kniglrlon ha« installed another
up-to-date barber chair in his shop.
making llirve chairs now.
Ben Rollin* ha« purchased a new
show ca.-c ami a cash register.
The bull game between the l'ni«»n
Meat compaii) ’s team and the giant«
last Sunday was i allc‘1 «»ff on account <»f
a misunderstanding.
The game is
scheduled to take place her»* Sunday.
The Butcher« have annexed several
Tri-City Leaguers, and a g«Mw| game is
looked for.
The people of Gresham ought to Is* in-
tereefed in the propped sale of the
Studdar’e tract in the eastern part of
the town of Gresham. We ought to
have money enough in Grrehain to buy
this tract and avoid some ¡s-rson getting
it who might prevent th*' growth of the
town. The sale will orcur August 10th,
at 10 a in., at the Courthouse in Port
land.
Mr ami Mrs ILA Darnall «pent last
Saturday and Suixlsy camping at Bull
Run.
The ol<! Methodist church building is
on its way to its now location on Role
erts avenue where it will la* fitted tip
and used by the Zion Evangelical con
gregation.
Dr. J. P. Powell, W. II Bond, Ernil
Anderson, and Ed Andre were among
the nontlier who brought encourage
ment to the editor thia week by their
friendly calls.
HERALD BARGAIN 4 COUNTER
Th<- price of Th.- Herald alone is *1.90
a veer, but to those who would like the
advantage of a clubbing rate with
other papers we offer llie following
low prices:
Here are the Combination Offers:
TM MrtM" 1« ueMuti«« wilt My If IM IMtewg
Mise Maud Malott of Portland, well
known in thia neighborhood, was in
stantly killed at Seaside two weeks ago
by a rolling log.
WF.KKI.Y ORFXiONlAN
DAILY OKEGONlAIi
M. Donahue and a large num lier of D’LY an»! sI NDAY ORKGONIAN
DAILY TKI.EGRAM
relatives have gone to Mt. Hood.
SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
DAILY JOI KNAL
Proctor A Straus have started their DAILY
•nd MLNDAY JOURNAL
mill for lumber cutting. Mrs. Burg SFNDAY JOURNAL
PACIFIC* MONTHLY
man is cooking for the men.
PACIFIC IIO.MEM1 F.Ah
PACIFIC EARMER
J. H. Dixon and wife, Roley and Lu- NATIONAL GRAJfGK
POULTRY JOCRNALi
cile also Chas. Yarnell and wife and son THEM*
HOOLAND HOME (N’t
Harold are enjoying a very pleasant OREGON AGRICCLTLRIHT.
RURAL SPIRIT
mountain trip in the vicinity of McIn FARM JOURNAL
MrC ALL’M M AGA ZINK (Ladle«’)
tyre’s.
Thia price la for delivery by mall only__
• nd
Steine Osburn who had his arm only when remlttanee la made with order.
Papera may be went to ae|»ar»te a«ldreaaea.
broken some two weeks ago is getting Hubarriptiona
may begin at any time.
along very well.
B(BE«lfR THU U( ItWfIT CltfMlM MTU
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Addlllonal (ar for Gresham.
F. W. FIELDHOUSE
B« ginning Tu»*»«lav. July 14th, the
car leaving Portland at 5
p in., and
running an far h « Lenta Junction, will
I m * continued as far as Grvahani. arriv
ing at tl :.ld ¡1. m., and departing for
PortlMini Mt tl
p m.
will arrive Mt
Portland Mt 7 40 p m It will ala«» con
nect with th«* Troutdale branch coming
out at tt
p. in., but will not connect
on its return trip I»» Portland. Stinda)«
rxcrptetl. W P Mulcliay. Traffic Agt
SH IKW IINL
JI Ml I I « and OUI ILIA'S
•—Distributing Station for—
EASTMAN KODAKS
AND CENTURY. PREMO ANO HAWK-EYE
g McCartney and Wm Kirkw«»<»d of
Portland wore Sunday guests at Buck-
ley grove.
I . I>-<.i ray "f s* I ni- wag 1« pleas
ant caller in our midst this |*ast week.
Two tiacta
Avenue road
Monday.
U. Barnett of Portland w ill ^build a
c<»/.y cottage on hi« track hi the ‘‘Little
Homen*' addition in the near future.
Re|iort hath il rather atrongly that
the »even-mil«» home will h « m » ii have M
tenant. Nearly every pane of gl«*«» ban
bet'n broken by vandal« who have no
In tter employment
Cameras
GRI SHAM,
Geo. Herren, the |H>tnto buyer, haw
been net-n t«n hi« ravyrle in our center
looking up f»otato pro*q»rrt*«
OREGON
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(WHSHAM
Livery. Feed & Sale Stable
J. Lynch took a trip to Oregon City
for th** week end.
Neighbor Sorenann injunnl Ina right
hand rather aerioualy in an accident
w ith his horses.
B. W. EMERY, I'rop'r
Farmer 1<7
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6resham, — Ort.
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ROY
The eighth grade class of the Hurl-
340 Ifibbnnl
Montavilla
hurt school all paused with a high aver
age. Congratulations are in order for Plumbing «nd Gas-Fitting
froth teacher ami pupils who worked so
Would like to figure on your work.
hard together.
Mrs. Graham is in Portland taking
treatments for her ear.
: Expressing, Draying H,7T |
Erma Graham was operated on at
the Good Samaritan hospital for ade
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noids. She in progressing favorably.
Mr». W. .1. Thomfmon ami her daugh
ter Einily »pent a coupld of day» in
Portland last week meeting many old
friends and acquaintances.
The Hurlburt baseball team played
with Jjitourelle Sunday.
The «core
wan 10 to 3 in favor of Hurlburt.
Joe Emily haa gone with a friend to
Butte, Montana.
G AKIO*:NM l’LOWF.n
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J. H. MOSS
Phone I4X
(iresham. Ore. j
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New »'«rlM.n Hl.lg , Main HI . flre.ham. Ore.
Phone w, re., II «2
Call« Promptly Attend«.! la ll«y ar Night
YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
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P atents
T radì M arks
OiaioRD
CORVRIDMTD AC.
Anrnn«
>h and d*«rr1ptlon
qnlrklr ax-«rfain onr opinion fri»« whathar an
invwntlon la prnbably paient«M«. < »»nininnira
mniaatrlctlyronfldmitlal. HANOROOK on Paomts
••ni fraa. Oldaat a<miry for **ninri| pai mif*.
l’atonia tak«n throuah Mnnn A < •>. r«M-wl»a
furiai nnetea, wlthout cFiar<a, In tha
Sdentine flmerican.
A h»nd«nm«ly II Inai rat ad wn«k1y. I.arraat Mt-
mlatlon <»f any adantlBc Journal. Torni*, l i a
y«ar “ : four
------- months, |L «old bjrall n«wadnal«r*.
ranch
o.»”«'—» New York
, « r Ut» Waahlnrton, D. C. „
ForSADDI.EH, HARNESS and ALL
HARNESS ACCESSORIES
I!L All Gresham IrIn< Harness
Shop
qulekljr don*.
KI ik I r R u | m
GUST LARSON. Prop..
(Irexham