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us have a large al tendance as there is
Tnorrnaia, August 4.— The remains '
considerable in»|M>rtant business to come of the Greek laborer who was drowned '
Friday evening many f»rn warn kept up.
in the Columbia Blough above Trout j
Inlay fighting » llr« which had atartc-l 1»
Buckow Brothers on Handy ridge are dale on Sunday, were taken to Portland
a clearing eaat of here.
After much
Monday for burial. The man waa bath
budding an addition to their barn.
lalxir the llamea wore ratlnginahol and
Sawed $2.25 per M. Hand Shaved $2.50 per M.
ing ami no one aaw him drown, ft »
iki damage done
euppoaoil he was taken with cramps.
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Miaa Katharine t'enway, formerly n
If You are Going to Buy FIELD FENCING, Let J!
Mr« Wm. Eaton is entertaining tier 1
Jack Hhulti, one of the operators at
teacher al Kandy, now prlix'i|*al of the
mother, Mrs. R A. Warmetb, of Bel
us show you the SUPERIORITY of
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Prineville high achool, apent nevaral the power house, met with a painful ac
lingham, Wash.
cident
Tuewday
evening
In
making
a
day« here v tailing Miaa Kleinan.
Troutdale has bought
feet of hose
Mr Knbbina' daughter in .pending roriiM-cliofi it arched and burnt biw right A fire p|ug will 1» put on the hill and
hand
very
Imdly.
He
was
taken
to
Es-
her mention with her father
over all others; it comes in any style you may wish. Prices i I
this part of P.wn will have better tire '
larada that evening
Several niemle-ra III Greaham Aaaem
protection.
are no higher than inferior makes.
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Ijtsl Saturday evening the car from
hly of I'tilled Artiaana vialti-d the Handy
Annie ami Edna Young of Portland
Portland
hit
a
cow
on
the
crossing
by
Aaaeinldy laat Friday evening.
The .
and Viola Gray of Dayton, Wa.h , have
We aell Mct.ALL PATTERNS and Publication«.
Sapecripitons taken
|iiir|a>M> of the «tail ••• Io exemplify , the de|»ot, killing her instantly.
lieen spending a few days with Grace
for McCall's Magazine only 50c per year po«tpmd
Mrs. J M Pavia baa quit the hotel and l.ulu Mickley.
the work of the drill team ami the man
tier of initiating candidate«. The mem | business and Mrs. Gunn haw now taken
Mrs. John He«lin ia visiting tier moth
liern of I m . i I, Aaaembliea report a good charge
er li> Iwwiston, Ida
is COMPLETE ♦
Mrw. Nirkuin of Portland, and Mrs.
time.
Mr.
Chas. Ktillwin and daughter
C
W.
Powell
of
Payton,
visited
with
Tomatoes and Com, 3 for...............................................25c ' ’
Itev. Father Berchtol «pent a week
Leona leave thia week for Wiaeoueiu lo
inairucling the children in the princi- I Mr and Mrw. Morand last Thursday.
Visit relatives.
plea of their religion and on laat Bunday
Quite a change has l»eeii made in the
OREGON : :
George Hale has returned from the
«even levy« and girln made their Ural J fusil routes of this section. Orient route seining grounds.
I, iMvid Wolfe carrier, haw been trans
communion.
Mrs Car! Larson baa been visiting
Miaa Eliaaheth Canning returned ferred to Boring commencing August 1. her mother at l-atourell.
eolt,
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Waah., to join her busband who iling at Mr«. T. Low'«, l^a retuioed to
laat week from luing Beach where ah«- 1 The Star carrier from Boring to Orient
I^ura R om went ber home in Portland.
Mrs. J. II Hoyt wae oat from Pori- 1«
' employed there.
afe-nl two week« aa the gueet of Mian ' will l>e discontinued, the mad going to
land on Sunday, the welcome guest ol with Mr.. Estes to spend some time.
H H. Younit. «nperintendent of thn
Orient
by
pouch
by
the
rural
carrier.
Alma Fay.
Frank Rehor has purchased a halt in- Union .Meat company’, plant, ia the
Barton route 2 haw leen »raiisferrrd to friends.
Henry Perret is ptiUlng A new foun
Mrs. A W. Brickley ol Bell Station tere«( in tbeCoaat Machine Repair com proud father of a 11-pound boy, born
Boring commencing August 1st, with
dation Uli'irr hi« h<>UM
W. E. Child carrier. The former Orient wa. a recent gueat of Mrs. F. D. Hub- pany and bas gone to Portland to take July 28th.
Many of our building« are looking
poeeeaaion of hie property. He has been
route is now Boring route 1, and the bard.
Henry Richardson and family «pent
freah and elemi in their nrw coats of
former Barton route 2 is now Boring
Chas. Kowley is entertaiaing hi« son- employed at the Union Meat company', laat Sunday with Arthur Doeaett and
paint.
plant.
route 2.
wife at Greabam.
in-law who is a rector at 1« (.ramie.
Casper Junker, of the Kandy Hotel,
E. B. Wrmiell haw inov ed with his
Mia« Lulu Hoyt of Portland is the
Mrs. Ella Surlier is vieiting ber par
Mr,. Henry Vanderhoof and brother,
went to Portland on bunneas returning
family to Arlrta
Henry Barney, are .pending a few days «ueat of Mr.. Murphy tbi. week.
ents at Pleasant Home.
Tueaday.
Mr. Clapp vi.ited friend, in the city
Al Rutherford ale I wife of Portland with relatives at Coot Bay.
The (irrtnan society of Handy and
on
Sunday.
spent last week with their su«>, E. G
I. N. Buxton an-1 Mr. Branham, of
vicinity bel l its regular meeting Salur-
Bowen, and wife
Albert Fox is spending some time at
Portland,
are
spending
several
days
Uv
Lntourell.
Mrs. Bessie Fates has gone to Ya- camping near Mt. Hood.
II I Clialker and family left for Baa-
Fred Pelton waa out from the city on
Mis.
Georgia
Reynolds,
who
is
em
title Monday.
ployed at Lipman A Wolfe’s, is spend Sunday.
Clarence Coon wa* down from Hover
F aimvikw , Aug 4— Mrs. Win. Maxey
ing her vacation with her («rents.
Monday.
The Herald awl Oregon Agriculturist,
and Mrs. Ernest Boon of Caldwell, Ida.,
Jennie May Young, who has lieen vie-
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A new fence haw lecrn built around have been visiting at the home of H. N.
the Catholic church yard which 1« quite Maxey.
Mrs. Claud Maxey accom
CASH
an improvement to the town.
panied her friends to Long Beach fur a
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The main road is kept dusty all day few days outing.
with loads <>f j»r«'|4u traveling to the
Frank West of Portland visited at the
mountain resorts.
home of A. L. Stone on Saturday.
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General Repairing
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Wagon and Carriage Work
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I.. A. Wrenn, formerly of Welchee,
Miss Ethel Shaver returned Saturday
waa aern in Bandy on Monday.
from a three week's visit with her uncle
Ole Mikkh*«oti iw building a fine resi at Clatskanie.
OREUON dence on bia farm one mile northwest of
Mrs M. C. Cornett entertained her
Sandy.
brother, John Lewellen, and wife, of
F F. Hero of Boring waw in Handy on Oregon City, over Bunday.
• Monday and purchased wonie Pittsburg
Miss Mabel Volkmer and Mias Maud
iwrfect fencing.
Parker of Oregon City visited the for
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Chas. Gedamke and family of Greeh*
L Moore and wife entertained Mrs.
am paaard through here Tuesday en Weber and eon, Mr. and Mrs. Giesen-
brnner and Wm. Stevens, al) of Port
a route to Welches.
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Jim. Hartman of Wapinitia brought land, Sunday
• over a band of hones last week.
Mar al Blue Lake.
Best of Service. •
• tin Mikkleaon invest« I in a span of
Mr and Mrw Rm»« visited relative« at
driving horse« out of the bunch.
Hurlburt the last of the week.
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Henry Mvllein was over from lower
Paul Puday has gone to southern Ore
s
Sandy Ring«» on Monday.
(»ate are gon to work during the rest of the sum
about ready to harvest in that section of mer and fall.
country.
Mrs Harry Dooley and children have
W. F. !>ouglawa waw a visitor in our returned lu their home at S|M»kane after
several week’s visit with relatives here.
burg last Saturday.
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Chas Siiarnke is (tainting D. H. Hite's mer’s grandparanla. C. Shepard and
house this week.
wife, a few days recently.
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All work done by Hand
Camas 1 Full
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MORSI: GOODS
Harness an» I Shor RF.I'Al III Nt i
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Sandy-•Oregon
Read the “Want Ads.” Your
Wants Supplied on page 8.
Win. Byers and wile are tq>vnding
Miaa Row Leaf left for Portland last
some time at Eagle Creek where Mr.
Sunday
Byer« in engaged in hauling luml»er.
It and John Nelson left Monday for
Paul Fisher han moved from J. II.
a hunting and fishing trip in the moun
Schram's house into Mm. Julia Snover's
tains.
house.
Cbas W Caaaldy wa« down from his
Mrs. R W Wilcox and daughter Alta
ranch near Firwnod Tuesday.
ar« out from Portland for a tew day’s
Otto Klevman of Portland «pent Sun
stay with Mr. Wilcox
day with his family who are s|>eiiding
.1 II. Stapleton in having his Iota im
the summer in their bungalow Ht this
proved.
I place.
II W Wells, vice president and man
The Sandy Valley Fruit Growers’ As ager of the Sun-Dial Ranch, has brought
sociation will hold its next regular his family out to camp on the ranch (or
, meeting on Saturday, August 15.
Ix*t some time.
Miss Williams of Caldwell, Ida., haw
been visiting Mrs. II. N Maxes
Mrs. Frances Allard of Troutdale and
her daughter, Mr«*. R. E. M<»r«*e of Th»-
Dalles, visited Mrs. A 1. Stone and
Mm. Wetmore on Saturday.
Mr M c G hw of Portland visited his
brother, I- G. McGaw, recentlv
First-class a< coniniodatmna
The Greenleaf surveying party of
Commercial trade mdicited
Portland has lieen empl »ved to survey
Clean I m »I m and g«M>d meals
the Fairview townsite and has com
pleted the work on Cellar street.
Soon
Feed Siebte in Connection
ihe work of grading will tiegin on thiw
street. At a called meeting of the city
council last Thursday evening it was de
(’ASHER Jl’NKF.R, I’rop.
cided to make the sidewalks 12 feet in
stead of eight feet.
Mrs R. E. Holm and children of
Troutdale weie visitors livre Tuesday.
Oregon
(SUCCESSOR TO A. L. STONE)
General Merchandise
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b Transfer to Bellwood Cars for Portland at Golf Links.
A. M. figures in Roman. P. M figures in black,
c Special Car Leaves Portland Saturday Nigbts (only) at 11 *) for Gresham. Troutdale and Fairview Returning to Milwaukee Car Barns.
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For Orvgun City, (’ant innh Bark and way pointe, change vara at Golf Juuction.
For Lente, Mount Bcolt and vast side |K>inte, change car* at Lente Junction.
W. P. MULCHAY, Traffic Agent.
General Offices, First and Alder Sts., P ortland . O rkgon .
Harlow, Blaser &, Harlow
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Portland Railway Light & Power Co.
llüLSdndy Hotel
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BOXED
!!I Sandy Harness Shop
Makes The Best Saddles
J. W. BENECKEi
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