CHOPPING AND ROLLING
FAIRVIEW
TROUTDALE
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FAIRVIEW, Or«., Hept 1.—Mr«. Lil- | TROUTDALE, Ore., Kept. 1 —J. If.
(J riti taken at any Thne—Qukk Delivery.
liuti Johiiwiti >>f Th. Dalle» is visiting Hudson has sold his house and lots and
Mrs. hie interest in the tiarlier »hop to Chas
ri-lxtiv». hern lor * lew days.
Johnton I. a him :« of D. H. Dunbar and William». Mr. Hudson ba» sold bis
household goals and will take hie fam
Mr. J 1*. Haalin.
Mill Feed on Hand at All Tinies
Mr.. Harsh Robhin. of Bruno, Idaho, ily to Baker City to spend some time
ha. I h -,-0 visiting l.latlve. hvre for s and may decide to locate there. Mr.
Williams cams here a few weeks ago
few day«.
Market Price Paid for (Train
G. E Shaver haa >>een ■psttdiog a few from The Dalles and has been aaeiting
Mr. Hudson in bis shop.
daya at Clatakanie.
L. Hampshire haa gone to Granta
Miaa Grace Wilcox who has been
■psnding the peat few weeka in Port Pass on a business trip.
Mrs R. E Morse lias returned to her
land wa. here on Hunday a gneet of Mrs.
J. M. Aahcrsft. Miaa Wilcox will vielt home at The Dalles altar several days'
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friend« in Hood River for a few days. visit with her mother, Mrs. Frances
The choir of the Presbyterian church, Allard. Mrs. M. Allard Metcalf and eon
assisted by Mrs. J. M Ashcraft, elixiu- have gone to The Dalles to visit Mrs.
tlotiiat. will give a concert at the Hurl Morse for a few days,
Mr. Clapp has returned from bis va-
burt Presliytenan i burclt next Haturday
cation trip at the beach.
evening.
H. E. Surlier and family spent last
Fairview echool will open on Heptam-
ber It with M im Locker of Burns and week with friends at Hl. Johns.
AIMS
! Miss York of Portland in charge.
Misses I /»la and Eva Htephene
The Aim» school open» Monday with
Mrs. G. O. Dolph has returned from spending a few days with friends at Heli-1
M im luiura Burkholder aa l ear bar.
wood.
an ex tend« I eastern visit.
TIMBERS
O. V. Hick man psaard through A! ma I Chas, and Ralph Heult have returned
M im Margery Hampshire is visiting
Sunday enroute to Bridal Veil where be
ROUGH LUMBER
her grandmother at Washougal.
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from
their
outing
at
Tillamook.
SIZED am> DRESSED 1 I MUER ia living.
Win. Johnson is building a new fence
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Beemer have re-
There ia a good many |»eople around
RlSTD'
here that ar. going to th. hop gelds ‘“J"«1J'”"'
• »-• ’»•Y' “ on his place.
Mr». Rime Johnson visited her chit- '
FLOORING
Monday, among lhem being Hig White [ Vancouver.
and lamily, D. Martin and wile, Earl j .Mr. Davey of Clatsklnia is a guest at dren at the home of Mrs. W. Lenforth
last Hunday.
White and w ife and Bob Maiiry and (the home ol G. E. Shaver,
Mrs. Frances Allard expects to go to
MI
m
Pauline
Gloor
who
has
been
family.
H. (' la>we made a business call on here caring for her niece, Rosalie Lush- eastern Oregon to spend the winter.
or, has returnoil to her home in Fillion.
M im Harriett Hubbard expects to en
Wm. Hardin Thursday.
Rosalie ha» fully recovered from an st- ter college at Dallaa this fall.
Mack Pulley's Itsby is quite sick.
lack of apiieiidieltia.
Misae» Mabel and Blanche Brink, who
Mrs. t, II. Cha|ipel and daughter of have been ill with typhoid fever at
Ml IROSI
l^tCama« are visiting the formers' Elgin. Idaho, are reported to be im
\ conrert will lie given in the Harriet daughter, Mrs Ralph Coupeland. Mrs. proving. The Brink family will return
Ibff Mrtboduat church on Friday even* <'lia|>|H-l has just returned from an east to Troutdale as soon as the daughters
ing. KeplviiitMir llth, l»V the Method!»! ern visit.
health will permit.
choir of (irrmhaiii for Hie I h * lieti l of the
Gral Snover of Portland visited
Troutdale fx hool will open next Mon
Mviro»«* church.
friend» here Haturday,
day with Mr. Fisher, Mr». Endicott and
Mr» o A Jackson visited relatives Mi»» Palmer a» teachers. If the attend
in Portland on Hunday. Mr«. Jackson ance jiistify it, nn additional teacher
St ASIM
and daughter» will move to the city to w ill tie employed anil one of the rooms
M.’/rAcf Price for All
wInch ha» hitherto not been used has
A yard party »uw given at "liar- apaatd the winter.
been
fit ted up for the purpose
vest I I oiiiv ,’’ the reatileiir»’ of Mr. and
J. A. Cart lion ba» material on the
Mrs J. J. ('ampt August 21, in honor of ground anil is clearing of! hi» lots, pre
Roy Buxton has returned from visit
their granddaughter., Vera, Opal and paratory to building a house on them.
ing her grandmother, Mrs. E. A. Staf
Hazel Camp, all o( Clsona. A pleawnnt
II. W. Mathison ia sutmtituting for J. ford. at L>ne Grftve farm.
afternoon wa« »pent in playing outdoor
Rev. D. M Metzger of Dallas preached
H. Hehrani on Route I during the let
guinea after which lunch was serv«i on
ter’s absence. Mr. Schram and family in the Evangelical church here last Hun
a table under the shade trees, then all
day.
i have gone to the hop fields.
departed with a light atei happy heart.
Jack Oliver and wife of Portland vis
Mrs.
J.
T.
Htillion
visited
Mrs.
James
Thoae prewent were Emma and Joaie
it«! I. Helming and wife on tsundav.
Thompson, Ve»ta Tegart of Rockwood, Anderson in Portland last week.
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Miss Edith Reynolds was out from
Gladys Covert of Portland, Hazel Etter- . Liuia and Wm. Stone are home from
Portland Hunday to visit relatives.
man. Ethel Rievee, I.ucy Hpi.lle of As- an outing at Lost Lake,
I«»1.1.1 S<i AM»
torta, Freda and Dewy Niece, darei
G. O. Worden and family of Portland
('bandiera of Lenta, l»vrtha Italie anil
visited at the home of J. Alfred Larson
CORBITT
Eva Stanley of Astoria.
on Sunday.
F. II. Reel made a trip to Washou-
Thomas Alexander and family re*
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' gal in his launch Monday.
at Tacoma after
tGvn
M im llsrict Hubbard olTroutdale was j turned to their home
W. Knierivm and D Butler are going a guest at the home ot E. D. Chamber- several days' visit here.
to build an additiou on Mr». Fred Ei j lain Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Frank Portello has been very ill.
Steam
ling'« house.
Mrs. Drt-sell visited in the vicinity of
G. N Reynold» and wife have moved
E. Teaaman ia hauling wood home I Gage several day» last week,
into Mr». Susie Timms' cottage, vacated
from Burkholder’» mill.
Mr». \f E. Keed and daughters were by Dr. R E. Holm and family.
W. W. Sharp had a »tack of hay in the city Wednesday and Thursday,
TRol’TDAl.E, ORE.
bailed last week.
Mi»» Ko»» of Portland b a visitor at
J. (' Wilson {minted the schoolhouse, the home of Geo. Chamberlain.
POWELL VALLEY
District No. II. last week.
FIRWOOD 50c
Septemlier 14th is the date set for. A number of Powell Valley people at
There has Iwen »»»me hunters camp* opening (’orl»ett school, Miaa Abbie <i ! tend«! the de-dication of the new Swe- .
Stile» of Portland ha» Ixn-n employed a» dish Lutheran church in East Portland
ing at Trapper creek.
Fred Knierim) wm over with |,in instructor and comes highly reconi-1 last Sunday.
hinder ami cut A. Gtulitl* oats la»l mended. Miss Bertha Henry, who has
Rev. B. 8. Nystrom return«! home
j taught here for the past two rears, has
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Wednesday.
Saturday from Astoria where he has
his
elect«!
to
teach
the
Pleasant
View
W. S. James haa started to haul
I school ami will enter into her field of lieen attending the annual convention
•••••••••••••••••• wood to the llooatcr Rock cannery.
of the conference.
lalior Hepteuiber 7th.
Shingles!
Look!
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Sawed $2.25 per M.
Hand Shaved $2.50 per M.
h You arc Going to Buy FIELD FENCING, Let ::
us show you the SUPERIORITY ol
Pittsburg Perfect
SUN-DIAL FEED MILL
LUMBER
BORNSTEDT & RUEGG
over all others; it comes in any style you may wish.
are no higher than inferior makes.
Prices
We sell McCALL PATTERNS and Publications.
Supscriptions taken ,,
for McCall’s Magazine only 5Oc |>er year postpaid
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^Correspondence
Qry Goods and Groceries
our link of
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Tomatoes and Corn, 3 for............................................. -25c ; >
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SANDY,
$20
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PER TON
FOR PEACH PLUMS OK ITALIAN PRUNES DELIVERED AT
FAIR-
BOX» FURNISHED.
VIEW, BOXED.
Bring your fruit early — Overripe fruit Worthlew.
CLEONE, OREGON
W. E. ELLISON
STRAUS LUMBER
Bæ Sandy Hotel
Firit-claM accommodations
Commercial trade solicite«!
Clean beds and good rueala
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Feed Stable ia Conaectiu
CASPER JUNKER, Prop.
GRAIN BOUGHT
Sandy,
Oregon
BORING ROLLER ANO
J. W. B EN ECKE
MILL
CHOP
(SUCCESSOR TO A. L. STONE)
Tasseti
Wood Saw
W. I
GREER
F. C. Reed sold bit black driving
horse to Ernest Zilm.
I »an Roliertaon sold Ina land to John
.
Geo. Stephenson, family A Co., who
Hleret. Consideration, 13,800.
have been camping here the |>aat live
Roberta.>ua, Beers, Lauderliacks and
weeks, returned to Portland Sunday.
some of the Radfords are now in the
Mr». J. Dunn of Portland wa» an over
50c a Cord
mountains.
Sunday visitor at Mrs. Ketchum«.
Will Hudson ha» gone to Wind River
Oregon
Troutdale.
Columbia Grange will meet in regu
hot springs for his health.
lar session Saturday, September 5
All
Phone Farmers 35i2
Miss Lillian Newton ot Woodburn is
members should i>e present as there is
visiting here.
i important business to la- transacted.
Henry Inlow and family are visiting
l.ewis Saunders came out from Port-
at Independence.
| land Friday to visit his parents. Mr.
Services will lie held in the Cottrell ' Saunders is engaged in the real estate
church next Sunday. A Portland min business at present.
••
ister will s|w<ak in the forenoon.
Mr. I»eal of Portland spent Sunday at 1
Horseshoeing
Misa lledin returned from the mount his fsrnt in this vicinity.
ains thia week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hicks went to Hillsboro
General Repairing
the last of the week to attend a family
reunion of the Hicks family.
Wagon and Carriage Work
ORItNI
Mrs. Chaa. 8 mith ol Portland spent;
Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Jackson, Mrs. Sunday at the home of Will Hughs.
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I Cline and Mrs. W. J. Harris started for
OR I .GON
Floyd Reed attended the ball at
FAIRVEW.
i the hop fields the first of the week.
Washougal Friday night.
Mr. Campbell has improved ths looks
Gene Larson of Troutdale was cslling
■ of his barn by a new roof.
on friends here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louderhack have re
( NDKHTAKING and KMHALMINO
Mrs. Lucy Kincaid haa been on the
turned from the mountains where they
sick list the past week.
Calls
Promptly
All Work First*(’la»a.
spent a pleasant week.
Attended to
Our Sunday school will be held at 2
Rev. J. O. Coleman of Kent, Wash.,
Rua.. 14»
Phone, 147.
p. m. next Sunday. Rev. Mr. Soule
will
preach
at
t'ottrell
and
at
the
chap-
GRESHAM. ORE
I. V EMERY. MOP
will preach at 3 o'clock.
1 el on 8uiii|gy. September fl.
T. HENSLEY
COTTKLLL
Gasoline Wood- Saw
The Yonng Ladies Sewing society will
meet at the home of Mrs. J. Lovgren on
Saturdsy, September 12.
Everybody
invited.
Miss F.melie Johnson spent last week
visiting friends in Portland.
The echool directors are having a new
well dug in the school yard. N. John-
Sandy Harness Shop
Makes Th» Bist Saddles
IN TIIK COI’NTKY
All work dons by Hand
Carries a Full line ef
HORSE; GOODS
Harness an.l Shoe REPAIRING
Promptly done
V. EL FOSBIiRG, Prop.
Handy•
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SANDY
W. J. Wirtx, the famous lecturer of I
this vicinity, will lecture to the people at
Kelso, Hept. 13th, at H p. nt. You are all
invited to hear him.
Poultry is to have its due recognition
at the livestock show in September.
(tvert'sDin prises is offered and the
interest may bo judged from the fact
I that already over ItlOO entries are
i Imokeil. Poultry means almost (5,000,-
1 HIM) to Oregon annually.
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Read the Want Ad», for Bargain*.
Between Linnemann and Troutdale
for Sale at a Bargain
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Springwater Division
DIAMOND SWEEP
2 to 6 HOUSE 1*0WER
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son and E Anderson are doing the dig
ging and H. Cristensen and O. Ekstrom
are doing the brick, gravel and concrete
wot k.
C. J. Ijtssfolk who has been ill for
some time is able to be around again.
Miss Ella Bottleson of Portland spent
a few days with the home folks last
week.
Mrs. Alma Herren of Seattle is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Anna Nordblom.
Mrs. Ida and Edith Nordblom of Port
land spent Sunday with the bomefolks.
The auction sale at the Mission church
wss largely attended. Ice cream and
cake were served
FREQUENT
CHOP MILL
Corbett.
; FAIRVIEW.
Portland Railway Light & Power Co.
J. A. CARTHON
Gresham Undertaking Parlors
General Merchandise
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Bruner
Base I.ine
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. Fairview
Davis
Ready Siding
Troutdale
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For Oregon City, Canemah Park anil way points, change car» at Golf Juuction
For Lenta, Mount Scott and east »ide points, change cars at Lenta Junction.
W. P, MULCHAY, Traffic Agent.
General Offices. First and Alder Sts., P ortland , O rsoon .
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