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They are coming. Watch the progr»"i
The premium hat. are about all in
now. It ia likely that they will lie ready
to mail by tin* middle of neat week.
They will »apply a lol of good informa
tion that will settle ninny inquiries
•V Get together * load ol your beat thing«
•f and have them on the »pot by Saturday,
■T’ October 3. The biggeat pumpkin, the
heaviest cabbage, the leal |*olatoee and
*r the finest (ruil should all dud a place m
the tine new exhibition hall
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Want Column
The Gresham Real Estate
Company
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Wanted, For Sale, Lost,
Found. Etc.
SÛ acres 34 miles from Gresham with a
lot of fine timlter and only 2 miles
FOR SALE — 17-months obi Jersey
Bull; very fine, seven-eighths Jersey.; from K. R. station. Price Í3,AC0.
Chas. Reymdd'. Grv-!..im, Route 2. (381 12 acres 1 mile from Gresham with new
7-room house. Price
FOR SALE —Liglit wrk team,
weight about 2300. August Niemeyer, One-half block in Greshatu with good
Iiouse. Easv terina, *2,500.
on old Alley place.___________ (37-39
WANTED—Fresh milch cow» and 40 acres near Greshani, all in cultiva-:
beefeattie. T. R Howitt, Gresham,’ tion, tiñe «oil. Priee *200 per acre.
Ore.
_____ 2_ j 40 acre» all we|l improved. Good »oil
and g*»»l buildingv.
1‘rice *7,5U).
FOR SALE—Vacant lots, houses and 1 Easv terms.
lota, choice farms of all sorts; invest-,
merits and loans negotiated.
J. H.
GRESHAM REAL ESTATE CO.
Chalker.
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YU.R RENT—New si* -room, bias-1 Gresham________________________ Ore.
tered bouse in Gresham. James Law-
rence, Gresham.___________ * i
For SADDLES, H ARNESS and ALL
FOR SALE—Generaj merchandise
HARNESS ACCESSORIES
stock, building and cash trade. Lo
cated in prosperous, growing e*>untr v
with good road connections. Farmers’
All Kind« Retiring quickly don».
telephone, 4x1.
Gresham Harness Shop
GUST LARSON. Prop.,
WANTED—Good young hull, any
breed. E. Exton, 237 Spencer street.
Montavilla.__________ ___________ ___ }
FOR SALE—*5 takes a sewing ma
chine—old, but lias been in constant,
a
recent use. Enquire at Herald office
WANTED — To pasture horses or
cattle. Enquire of Tom Howitt, Gresh
am.
FOR BALE—264 acre“, cleared, fair
improvement», on Mt. Hood right of
way, half mile east off Pleasant Home.
Choice piece ol land at a bargain.
Albert Salatrand. Uresham, Oregon.
Route 2.
FOR SALE —40 acres of land, on
county road, near Mt. Hood railway.
2U acres improved, running water, well,
good barn, new fencing, ti-room house,
three rooms furnish»l. Good young or
chard. Will sell 4u or 80 acres, Price
and terms reasonable. O. T.,Neibauer,
Gresham, Route 2.
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FIVE BIG DAYS
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sign»! up Uii. week. In fact it ia get
tmg to I m * a query with Manager Can»
w here lie 1» going to put all th« thing.
I coming hi. way. H im * day al Balriu
thia week «sure*! several new upper*
tune, to t lom* contract» and. be»t ol all.
th« promise ol the boldest, moat daring
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STRAYED—About June 20, a year
GRESHAM STEAM SAW
ling heifer, red with white spots. Re
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ward for return or information. Wm.
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Hornecker. Powell Valley._______ (38
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FOR SALE or TRADE for grain. ■ >
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Quickest Chea ¡»eat and Beat
1 second-hand buggy; 1 pair young
horses (buckskins); also 1 nine years
old, quiet to ride and drive. Address I I > > Call or phone
R. Tassel], Boring, Ore.____________(3M 1
Robt. Doane
FOR SALE — Light, 3-in. McKennon
farm Wagon, in good condition. G. H.
Phone, 257. Res., Main Street
Sunday. Gresham.
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GRESHAM, ORE.
STRAYED—Aug. 12, 2-yr. old heifer, ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
color dark brown, some white under
belly, with neckstrap and ring, tip of
tail white. Reward for information.
Frank Grassi, Cleone. Ore.
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OCTOBER 6. 7.8. 9.10
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FOR
The Cirang-e Fair and Festival
Gresham, Oregon
One of the Wonder» of the Furrow.
One of the wonder» of the Furrow will
be the moat complete ami perfect epeci-
nian of a w lisle’» skeleton Mi leet long
Thi» whale weigh»! 120 ton», Tbsekel* ,
eton alone weigh» IKK*' pouuda. It»
age is estimated at TIM) year». Twenty
men can stand in it» mouth aud it jos-
aibly could have held ll'O men in its
stomach.
An estimate is given by Prof. An
drew» of the Sinithroniau institute that
it would take a 500-horse-power motor
for each flipper to drive thia immense
mammal through the water at a »peed
of 75 mile» an hour which it frequently
attain»!. Captain .“angler, the owner
and exhibitor, lulled tine whale at the
great whaling station »Itnatnl on the
west coast oi Vancouver Island, w hare
they frequently kill four or die whales
a day la»t year they killed otti whale»,
and thi» is not a Jonah.
—DEPARTMENTS OF—
Agriculture ,
Art and Music «
Building i» »till going on rapidly in
Reaervoir Park. The new store i» ju»l
about completed, the church ha» the
roof un, several buuaea are hi cuur»e oi
const rue tion anti »everal inure I mibv -
inents are dug ready fur the (uundu
tions.
• The two Conley families, the Noble
family aud Mr». Neep are at the hop
field».
Roy Rickert of Springdale »pent one
night last week at the home of hi»
uncle, M. Rickert.
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Sam Esteb has quite a number of
building contract» in aud near Reser
voir Park.
Mr Brentnell. Mr. Hoffman, wife.
al)(j father and mother, Miss
A Score of Attractions Already Signed
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School Books
Bought. Sold dnJ lulwnqcd
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Old Book Store
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for d Good Settóre Medi
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CENTRAL HOTEL
RESTAURAIT IN CONNECTION
MRS. S. T. CROW, PROP.
F. W. FIELDHOUSE
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Livery, Feed & Sale Stable
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Come Listen to Our New Records
J. H. HOSS
Phone I4X
Gresham. Ore.
Mies Nellie Chauncy and Floyd Mar
50c and one old lOinch diac record,
lhall were married last Saturday at 3
any make, will buy one Columbia
o’clock in their own apartment« which
10-inch record.
fl (Xi and one old cylinder record,
they have titted over Chauncey’» »tore.
any make, will buy five new Col
Rev. Mr. Smith officiated. The happy
umbia X P cylinder records.
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couple
went for a abort trip and on
"eadquarters
for
Columbia
Phono
Ileadquai
I their return will he at home to friend»
graph» and Records
NOTION STORE, GRESHAM
over Chauncey’s »tore.
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RESTAURANT
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Cameras
(Expressing,Oraying fST::
INSERE
IN THE
OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
For Eastern Multnomah and Clackamas Cotintics.
STREET,
GRESHAM,
NEAR
O. W. P.
DEPOT
Will Serve Meals at All Hours
Home Cooking
Belt Accomodations
MRS. H. DeWITZ, Prop.
Prompt Service
GRESHAM
«3» oo tom «3» <*<* «sto» o oo «3»
DRUGS
Chemicals, Stationery and Medicine at
CITY PRICES
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
W sow
John Brown, Rockwood, Agent
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A mistake was ma.le in a recent issue I Mrs Frank Foster purchased a new
of The Herald in regard to Mi»» Blanch organ.
llershner
She has gone to Ilwaco,
Mr. and Mr«. Mauck have pure liaised
Mash., to tesch ths coming winter.
a fine new piano for their daughter
Mrs. French hss been quite ill since Thelma
W. L. Rice of Michigan, and Mr».
her return from Salem.
Mr». Colvin lias been visiting her par Thorne ol Idaho visited Mr«. Hogue the
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fr»l Butterfield past week.
Mr». Johnson, Mr.. Aniunda and Mr«,
Site return»! to her home near Foasill
la M ear’s family are enjoying the hop
last week.
fields and expect to lie gone (or about
Mr». Hotchkiss and son are out Imp
two week»
picking.
Mike Abplanalp ha. trad»l for a 40-
Mi»» Mal>e| iMughetty and mother of acre farm near Hyeamore.
P»iria. III., »pent Tiwaday and W»lnss-
Mr». Grace M. Peterson of District 4Ä
■lay of last week with Mrs. hiss of Ivan lias gone on an extended visit to Idaho
hoe.
and other places.
Carol Hogue return»! from her sum
The directors of District 45 have had
mer outing end ij, now attending high the schoolhouse put in giaal condition
school.
for the opening of school, Keptemlicr 21.
Mrs. Johnson ami daughter of Astor
Mim, Alice Barker lias lawn a PI »doted
ia are visiting F. A. Anderson and wife custodian of the lz*nt» Reading room,
Mr. Crandall and family have mov»l Mr». Hall having resigned the position
in Mr. Sager's new bouse on Fourth to return to her home in the East. The
street.
reading room is again open during ths
Peter Roth present»! to school dis- I regular hour», 2:30 to 5:20 and 7 to 9.
trict No. 45. a tine book entill»l, Port
Miss Blanche Retherford ha» liven cn-
folio ol War and Nation. Mr. Roth j gag»l to teach in the Cottrell school and
is very much intere»t»l in school work ' will begin her duties next Monday.
and is one who lielieve« in advancing
Miss Reta Price r»tnrn»l from Ya*
»iucation and providing everything quins the last of the week.
that is necessary for the success of «
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mr».
tVissla Friday morning.
school.
EASTMAN KODAKS 9
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Educational.
Annual County School Exhibit
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Home Cooking
certainly look»! good to them on their
return, and are not at all impressed
with Southern Oregon.
Ray Harper of The Dalles spent
Thursday with Dalles Simonsen.
GRESHAM, ORE.
Donald McMillan was a a welcome
Herald visitor the oilier day anil
cheer»l ua with hi» usual hearty
band shake, gift of fruit and a year’s
subscription.
The world would lie
lietter and brighter if there were more
like him.
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
Among the many decided improve
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Watch
Repairing a Specialty
ments being made by property owners
Call for Bids
in town is the removal of the old plank
Sealed bid« will be received by the Street
walk in front of N. L. Smith’s tract
Committee of th» Town of Fairview upto <x*t.
on Main street and the replacing of a
j. 19<«, fur the grading of Cedar Street. The
—Distributing Station for—
B. W. EMERY, Prop’r
<>>mmittee reserves th** right to reject any an<l
, fine hard gravel walk.
all bid« A c»*rtifled cheek of 10 j>er cent ■ f the • l'
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E. O. Ball of Washougal was a cal-
amount bid must nceompany each bid For
further information «ee chairman of Street
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ler early this week on his way to Cot-
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trel.
C. E. < REE, Chairman.
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The entertainment given at Melrose ANO CENTURY. PREMO «NO H1WI-EÏE
FOR RENT—Young man wants to >
Methodist church by the Methodist
rent 20 acres of good potato ground on ;
I church choir of Gresham last Friday
a place where he could work for wages 340 Hibbard Street,
Montavilla evening was a success in every way.
while not busy. Would milk Address
people from Gresham were
Paul Deuber, Portland, Ore., Generali Plumbing «nd Gas-Fitting 1 Twenty-five
present.
Alter the entertainment,
Delivery._____
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j which consist»! in music by the choir i
Would like to figure on your work.
WOOD. First-class live alder wood
and readings by Miss Frances I udy , KODAK AND CAMERA SUPPLIES
and Mis* Strebin of Melro»e, a light
in 4-ft. lengths. Cheap. Enquire of
lunch was served by the Melrose [ieo-
F. W. FIELDHOUSE
Mrs. McColl, Gresham
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LOST — A watch pin, gold. Finder j
GRESHAM,
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kindly leave at Herald office_______ GO*
STRAYED—Jersey Bull, IX months
OARDKXR PLOWED
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old, brown »ides, yellow: back.
Has
PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST LOSS BY
horns.
Broke from my place about
•Inly 1. Otto Ebberle, Gresham.
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Live Stock anti Dairy
Horticultural,
Products, Poultry, Machinery, Domestic Science,
RLSLKVOIR PARK.
Trenette Almstine.XMiss Orphia and
Ruth Painter, Mr. Nash, Fred, Roy and
Lawrence Rickert, lliller Alinstine and
Bert and Gladys Hibbard were enter
tained last Sunday by Mr. aud Mrs. M.
Rickert.
Mr. and Mrs. Brentnell have pur-,
chas»t four lots in Montavilla where
they expect to move inside of a month. ,
Al Harsh and wile are tiie proud pos
sessor» of a new baby girl. This is their
first and we wish them joy.
Geo. Jessups and three friends have
gone on a six weeks’» bunt up in the
mountains for big game.
Mr and Mrs. Bicker have moved into
the iluncanson house on Hazel street.
Grandpa Hibbard who had the miafor- ,
tune to sprain his wrist badly some j
time ago la improving very »iowiy.
Bert liibbard has nmv»l his Iiouse
back from Mora street and is building
two rooms on.
Mr. White is raising his house and
will move it nearer to Cherry street.
Mrs. A. P. Hill has nearly recovered
from a sprain»! ankle which she received
when on her way to the coast with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.|Rickert, some
time ago. She only got as lai as Wilson
River Dostothce.
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NONL BETTER
MT. SCOTT DRUa CO.
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