Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914, August 14, 1908, Image 3

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SANDY VALLEY ITEMS !| FAIRVIEW I TROUTDALE
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Beaais and Isalelle I/»w have re-1
turned home after a pleasant visit with
rslativss at The Dalles.
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Relatives from Portland .re visiting
Neighbor Kudeen.
Mrs. Wiley Richardson is visiting bar
mother, Mrs. Hsnsley.
The Gate, bailer crew are expected to
take
ss u esmn if our center thia week,
TROUTDALE, Ora., Aug. IL—Wm.
Wm. Wright and wifs of Portland are
•ever.I farmers having much hay to bo
Thomas Corder, I. N. Ruxton, W. Bran-
visiting their mother,
bailed.
bam ami N.waon 1-atourell have ra-
Wright.
I turned from a few days' hunting and
Visitors at Arnspiger fxxlge tbi. past
Mrs. W. H. Eaton and her mother
‘'*P “««r *»• »««J.
week included Mia. Ruth and Master
were Portland visitors tbs flrat of the
| Fred Zimmerman baa moved his fam-
Freddie Kat«r and Mr. and Mra. 8.
week.
Hofner of Portland.
ily onto the C. N. Slillson farm to ro-
Mr Hockersmith and family have re­
H. C. Jorgensen and V. H. Hayworth
m.m during tbe rttillaon 'i absence. Mr.
turned from a week's outing at Mt.
ot I^nta ware busineea callers recently.
Hlillaon ia .pending some time in eaat-
Hood.
,rn Waahington.
Mrs. Stillson • ud
Someone has it in for H. V. A. Car­
Much to tbe disgust of tbs Troutdale
•‘•’•«»•tor have gone East fur a two
penter surely aa some petty tbief stole
people, tbe Union Meat company of
»iail.
from the former's barn lately a new
thia place Is employing a number of »
It E. Morse was down from The Greeks to fill the places ot their com­ wagon cover, a big bunch ot sacks and
some sacked oats. Tbi. m the second
Dalle. Sunday to viait relative.,
Mra. mon while laborers.
wagon cover that baa been taken in the
Morse ia .pending wiveral week, with
■Mrs. P. G. Tufford left for Tenstrike, paat two years. It the thief will kindly
her mother, Mr». France. Allard,
Minn., which will be her future home.
Band hia address, Mr Carpenter will
| here but the result, of expeditions eo a crwlit to the town.
Mr., F. A. Jello of Cbampoeg, Ort.,
Born to ttie wife ot Wm. Latourelis, send tbe next one by mail to avoid the
(ar have tieen “bare."
Mra. J. Lusher has lioen entertaining
been visiting relatives here,
August 12th, sn U-pound daughter.
trouble of coming for it in person.
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' Quito a few parties from here have her slater, Miaa Pauline Gloor, of Ful- i Mra. John
Healiu and aon Claude are
Albert Fox called on friends in Port-
t'NiiKHTXKtNo aan KWHXt.MISu
gone up to the Big Falla on Hal mon and
visiting Mra. HaaUu’a parents, H. Brink land Thursday.
The contract for 175/MX) for the con-
Calls PrumpUy : report a delightful trip, lota of sport, j J. W1. Townsend and family returned | BJ1j wtle> neHr Lewiston, Idaho.
All Work Flr.l-Cla»«.
•traction of the foundation of the main
Alle tided tu
j scenery and tlah in abundance ami a Sunday from a tew days’ outing at
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Kw.. 14. I country where dear, elk and bear Welches
building of the new Swift A company’s
rhvuv. 147.
J- M. Edmonson and wife are taking
The Astoria Regatta, to be held Aug. plant wm recently let to a Portland
... Blillion
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SHE SHIM. ORE abound, where nearly every fisherman J. . T.
baa
gon. l-ck
I trip by
uj wagon over the state. They
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27, 2H and 2V, promises to be a splendid firm. The work io to be finished within
I re|iorta seeing one or more deer or a
Marlin', spring, to .pend wmie time lor i wu
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ninety days.
event with thirty aquatic features.
t>esr
looking
down
on
him
from
some
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the benefit of his health.
i projecting point.
A. T. Axtell went to Seaside Saturday i
X Reynold, baa I wm entor-
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N«««».
V.ki-
Hotel lth<ele<lendron is rapidly filling aud viNtod >». faintly over Sunday.
e | up with gueata and Manager lluldvn ia
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iub and Mra. helaun ot Purl laud, alto
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Mrs. A. B. Moller entertained »<»• Mrt. s,Beir,
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e ' very busy l>»>kiug after ths wants and
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CASH
| and Mra. D. Eraman of Grants Pass ou |
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uevda of bis guests.
Miss Viola Gray haa returned to bar
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. Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Eramao left this
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Yocums are reported aa having a i week ___
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New
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they WlU home at Dayton, Ore., alter several (
e lanre nutnlwr ot «ue«u with Partita I uMe
lor
«¿•rmaoy. day.' visit with Grace Mickley.
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climbhig Htxxl every day.
where they intend to make their future
Arthur Dowaett and wile ot Greabam I I
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One uf the heat dances ever held at j home.
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were Bunday gueeta of Henry Richard-
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e Welcbee resort was attended by a targe
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Mr. and Mrs. Burton Beemer of Hope, son and wile.
e *|orowd of itueeta and cam|»ere.
Mr.
Sawed $2.25 per M. Hand Shaved $2.50 per M.
Kans., are viMliug relatives al the home
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Mra. Henry Vander hoof haa returned
e 1 | Wein rule of PurliaiMi wae the ide of the
ot T. J. Crule and W W. Ashcraft.
from visiting her aiater at Coo. Bay.
DELIVERED AT FAIRVIEW > crowd. The mucic was furnished by
if You are Going to Buy FIELD FENCING, Let ::
Mrs. Napoleon l>avia entertained Mrs.
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BOXED
Mra. Liana Owen, of Seattle ia viait-
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Aylesworth ot Portland part of last
us show you the SUPERIORITY of
ing bar parent., Wm. Jubueun and
week.
wife.
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Notice the yellow mailing slip on
Kt»s«*n furninhed
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Mrs. J.T. Slillion and children are
e your paper,
It telle you when your , .pending sometime witli Mrs. Htillion’s I
Angelo Richardson haa been here
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Kindly tec to it at motlier,
e au barri pt mu it due.
over all others; it comes in any style you may wish. Prices
Mrs. Amanda Clark,
at from Portland visiting relatives.
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Welches.
are no higher than inferior makes.
Wm. Hess of Portland visited bis
FAIRVIEW, Ore , Aug. IL—Murray
l*re |>arty were M i « mw Anna, Lydia,
BORING
ifollie and Joseph (Jr.) Bachman of Hia pie Uni and wife, wlio have lately
A |>arty of genial young folks elimlioi Dauiaaaus, Ubas Timmerman of Orient, taken up their ramdenca In Portlaud,
Ml. Hood la it Friday and report a very Carl Kialhal ami Peter Hislwn of Salm­ viailed relative, hare Sunday.
pleasant time. Un account ul the rapid on rivsr.
Mra. DeWitt Hhepar.l of Portland Is
melting of tlis snow and ice, the guide
visiting her toolbar in law, Mrs. C.
d -eme<i it loo dangerous lor the party to
Bhepard.
proeved farther than Crater Rock which
Miae l.yrl Eldridge ia spending part
la almost 10,(MM feet above ana level, j
Welches resort is booming!
Eighty
of title week in Portland, taking the
giiMte
sre
registered
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tlie
hotel.
Eiglil
though everyone in the party was capa­
leaclier.' examination
ble of making II Io the lop.
The tem­ automobiles mad» tlie run up here Hat-
Mrs. G.O. Dolph who la visiting in
perature lieilig moderata and the air unlay and 18 more were espettod Holi­
the East is expected borne about Hep-
< loarer than for several days previous day. Tbe average run is ma<ie in from
rendered tbe day almost ideal for mak­ ' three to tour hours from Portland. temlier let.
II. H. Stone’s new residence la well on
ing the ascent.
Face washing in the There are aliout ISO campers on tbe
anuw, sleighing su<i sliding were also camp grounds and Iota ot tlah are being the way toward completion and is a
thoroughly enjoyed by all
Those in I caught dally. Many beer hunters are i very neat and roomy .tructure which ia
WELCHES
Gresham Undertaking Parlors
$20 PER TON
FOR PEACH PLUMS
Look!
ITALIAN PRUNES
Shingles!
Pittsburg Perfect
W. E. Ellison
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T. HENSl.EY
Gasoline Wood- Saw
50c a Cord
Oregon
Troutdale.
Phone Farmer.
3.1x2
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SANDY
On August 2dtt> thsrs will tie a horae
race al handy, McCormick's aorrell
horse ‘ Tom" and Hugh Jackson's gray.
E. Coleman made a rushing trip to i
Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. l.uriaon and Mrs. Hpaldinger and .
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e families of Portland are guests of their
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Thomas Bpillmau ol Kandy Ridge was
e a business visitor Tuesday.
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Chas. Kreha went tu Portland Monday
e to bring out Ilia new threshing machine
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Henry McGugln ot Bull Kun was seen
I on our streets Tuesday.
A. G. Bornsledt and E. Coleman were
in attendance at the stockholders'
ing of Grange Fair and Carnival
elation at Gresham Tuesday.
J. A. CARTHON
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Horseshoeing
General Repairing
Mr
Edward Flaton ia operating
. Kreb's binder while the latter is in
Portland.
Wagon and Carriage Work
Bee and John Nelson returned from
the mountains but, alas, no veniaun.
Cliaa. Merrill of Greabam |>a»sed
through here Tuesday emouts to
ORHION I Welches.
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Balie Anderson returned Sunday from ' morning.
several days' stay with lite aunt at
Mrs. Bert Edmonson has been spend­
I Welches.
ing a few days with Mrs. Harry Wood
Mieses Calls and Ethyl Hcslin have
in Gresham.
gone to St. Martin Springs to >|«nd sev­
Wm. Johnson has received word from
eral days camping.
hia daughter, Mrs. Arlie Estes, at Ya­
G. E. dwelling visited relatives here
colt, Wash., that her husband haa lost
last week enroute from Springwater to
hia right hand at the wrist. The acci-
Moro, Ore. Mr. I-ewellen ia of tbe flrm
dsnt happened in a sawmill at that
of the Moro Merehantile company.
place.
Rev. C. B. Rees' congregation is
Judge Otis Cramer of Portland was a
sorry to learn he will not be here
Sunday guest at the home of F. E. Har­
I another year but will return to Salem
low.
to pursue his studies at the University.
Mrs. Aaron Fox and daughter are
Mr. R«-ea will till two more sppoint-
spending a few days at the beach.
ments hers before bis year closes.
John St ret e and Robert llickeramith
Mr. and Mrs. Norton of Portland are
with
their families have returned from
spending sometime ou their farm near
a few days' camping near Mt. Hood.
Davis.
It is said that the numerous stage
Inis, out of Sandy are abqut to have a
rate war. Maybe we can all afford to
go Pi the mountains yet.
Patronize the
NEW BARBER SHOP
AT FAIRVIEW
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Et|>erieiieed Management.
Beat of Service. J
IS! Sandy Harness Shop
Makes Th Best Saddles
All work done by Hand
Carrin a Full
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of
HORSE GOODS
llarnea« and Shoe REPAIRING
Promptly done
V. E. FOSBEkG, Prop.
Cormorol I,ISU"EWTHE
I 91 Ululo * Farmers’ Mutual F.R.A.
POWELL VALLEY
Mra. Timms of Portland calleJ
friends here Tuesday.
STRONG,
Apply to M. W.
Snanhall, Pro».
G ma ham. Ore.
ns
complete
:: sandy ,
OREGON :
on
(SUCCESSOR TO A. L. STONE)
General Merchandise
Mrs. Millin of Tbe Italics is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Tom Low.
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Fraternity." Tuesday and Wednesday
Dr. Holm and family have gone to e
the convention was held in Wiu. Peter­ the coast for a few days’ outing.
son's grove. Big crowds gathered there
Angelo Richardson of Baker City is i
both days listening to sermons and de­
visiting at the home of his aunt, Mrs
clare it was the n>o«t interesting con- D. B. Richardson.
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ventiun they ever attended.
Dinner
and supper were served in the grove by
tbe ladle, free to everyone and there
wiu plenty of it. t
J FAIRVIEW,
OREGON J
Portland Railway Light & Power Co
RAPID
FREQUENT
{ week while enroute to Mt. Hood.
Mr. Carlatedt and A. Sward visited
Forest tire, are reported to be cart of i friends at Beaverton, Ore., last week.
j the Tull Gate in the mountain..
The Young ladies Sewing society will
Sleine < Mburn and Selva Oaburn of meet at tbe home of Mrs, A. Nonlblom
Cottrell visited the Stone lauiily thia on August 15th.
week.
The Ladies Mission society will meet
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a Daily Except Sunday.
b Transfer to Bellwood Can for Portland at Golf Links.
A. M. figures in Roman. P. M. figure« in black,
e Special Car Leaves Portland Saturday Nights (only) at 11:30 for Gresham, Troutdale aad Fairview Returning to Milwaukee Car Barns.
Troutdale Branch
Mr». Ed Kevenne, lawrence Revenue
an<l Mr. Clark of Sandy visited Dave
T. II. Titta went to Gresham last
l*ouglaaa Sunday,
1-awrence brought week to are hia brother, 8. F. Pitta, who
hia old-time .mile, with him after being wee hurt laat Friday by being thrown
absent about 12 years.
1T4TWH
WEST333M
EASTWBM
out of a rart.
Chas. Hugh ha. gone to Portland for
Mrs. 8. E. Phillipa visited her aiater,
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"Tell you in n minute.”
“Oh my a few days.
Mrs. Pills, last week and also the berry
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watch haa •topped!”
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. L. Maybee went patch. She got some tine blackberries.
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HOW J'.MIIARRASHING
to Portland on a visit to friends this
An automobile from the East with a
Davin
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week,
For n GOOD timekeeper go to—
man and hie family passed through
Troutdale...
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An automobile punctured a tire on Everglade laat Sunday.
Cherryville Hill Saturday night at 12
The Pitta family took a ride over to
For Orrgon City, Canrmnh Park and way point«, change car« at Golf Juuction.
•EVERYTHING IN JEWIXERY”
p. m. and the dancers at the Cherry­ the Columbia Slough on Sundav. The
For Lente, Mount Scott and vast side pointe, change car« at Lente Junction.
Illi Morrison Street
villa hotel went up and took their tirst boys went to the Slough last Saturday
W. P. MULCHAY, Traffic Agent.
PORTLAND,
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OREGON
lesson In putting on a new tire.
N«ar Fap’e Reateureat.
and caught a fine string of tlah.
General Office«. First and Alder 3ta., P ortland , O rbgon .
Write to J. J. Kern, Secretary.
565 Ke Yamhill at.. Portland
What Time ?
Fred D. Flora
a
Springwater Division
Win. O. Hugh made a business trip to at the home of Mra. Frank Steffanaon
Monday, August 17tb. Everybody cor­
i Sandy Una week.
Cliaa Cox and hia mother will leave dially invited. .
Russellville Doings
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A number of Troutdale people were at
the lakes fishing last Sunday.
All re­
port a good catch.
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Anderson enter-
John Brown of Rockwood made a I tained C. A. Lindgren and T. Anderson
| friendly call on J. If. I.. Maybe, laat and families last Sunday.
B. F. Hart', family are camping at
Welches.
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Tomatoes and Com, 3 for.............................................. 25c < ;
C HERRY VILLI
Mina Mary Waeapia has gone to the
SAFE Toll Gate on a viait.
PROMPT, CHEAP
Dry Goods and Groceries
OUR LINE OF
Mrs. 11. E. Chapman is a guest of her
sister, Mrs. D. B. Richardson
ia a few day. for Malheur, Ore., where,
Rev. B. 3. Nystrom haa resigned from
if they like the country, they will make the Lutheran congregation at thia place.
(Farmer« Mutual Fire Relief A mu ' not I'ortlanil) their future home.
CONSERVATIVE,
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We sell McCALL PATTERNS and Publications.
BupeeriptionsStakeu
for McCall's Magazine only Vk per year postpaid
With a new «.W fire hoee cart and
800 feet of additional hose, Troutdale is
now able to reach a fire in any part ot
town.
The annual convention of the Swedish
Lutheran church convened laat Monday
W. J. Wirts spent Sunday with his night iu the church with a large attend­
ance. Tbe following ministers were
family in Grealism.
present:
Rev. C. A. Tolen and C. J.
Geo. Ruegg is S|>eiiding a few days in
Renhard of Portland, Rev. J. Nordling
the mountains.
of 8weds Home, Neb., Rev. P. J. Cor-
Maadaniea Skinner and Bell and Mias j nell of Braddock, Pa. anil Rev. B. 8.
May Shumway went camping in the
Nyatrom of Hockinson, Wash.
Tbe
blackberry patch Wednesday.
subject for discussion was "The Love of
V. E. Foelierg transacted business in
GEO. .1. MclNTIllK, PROP. ! Portland Monday. Mrs. Foaberg wait­
ed on the liaruesa trails during hia ab­
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sence.
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Ilenry Keisecker, Warren Wilkins
i and others were hunting last week
I Nothing doing.
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JN TMK COUNTRY
Dick Stull and family have gone tu | ter, Mra. L. Helming, Sunday.
California to make their future horns.
Mrs. I. N. Buxton is spending
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Shaver took din­ week with bar mother, Mra. E. A. Staf­
ner wiili Portland friends Sunday.
ford, at Melrose.
Mrs. C. Pearce and aon Frank, who
Rev. D. M. Metzger of l>allae, who
have been visiting the former’s sister, was to have preached here laat Sunday,
Mra. E. Smith, will leave soon for their ia ill with smallpox.
Presiding Eldar]
home in Wtscouson.
Balenline cuuducted asrvicsa in the.
Between Linnemann and Troutdale
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